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Hi I'm Kirby Allison founder

of The Hanger Project.

In today's video I'm going to be talking

about one of the most popular American

shoe brands; Allen Edmonds.

Customers call us often saying

I'm looking to buy my first pair of

really nice dress shoes what should

I invest in?

And what I tell customers is that you really should

be at the Allen Edmonds level

or better. At 395,

these aren't cheap shoes;

they are certainly an investment.

But with Allen Edmonds you can know that you're buying

a shoe that is really substantiated

with quality that's well made

from quality components

and that if taken care of properly

can easily last you a decade

or more. And in this video I'm going to show

you some of the most popular dress shoe models

and talk about the construction techniques

that really make this a shoe that

is worthy of your investment

and that can last decades if

taken care of properly.

If you have any questions during this video

please ask them in the comments

section below.

I make a point to get back to all

of those questions personally

and I always love to hear what viewers

think of our videos.

Let us know, do you own Allen Edmonds?

Do you enjoy wearing these?

What's your favorite shoe?

Do you think that there's a different shoe that someone

should be investing in to start out with?

Let us know.

Allen Edmonds is one of the few remaining

Great American dress shoe companies.

Manufactured in Wisconsin,

they're still made today less than 10

miles away from the original factory.

They use a 360 degree

goodyear welt,

which means that it goes all the way around.

And the reason that that's important is it allows

the sole to be easily replaced

without having to deconstruct the

entire shoe.

So it's certainly one of the most important

hallmarks of quality

and certainly any shoe that is

going to last more than a decade

needs to be goodyear welted so that the sole

can be replaced easily.

One of the other hallmarks of quality you find

with an Allen Edmond shoes is that the

uppers are made from high

quality open grain leather.

What that means is that the leather hasn't

been excessively treated in

order to correct for any blemishes

or unsightly characteristics.

And so what you have

with an open grain leather,

is a leather that one looks better

and then is going to last longer

and look better as the shoe

ages.

It's a hallmark of durability

and quality.

Allen Edmonds also applies all

of their finishes by hand which creates

a beautiful natural variation

from pair to pair;

so you could rest assured that your Allen

Edmonds are completely unique.

And one of the best things about owning

a pair of Allen Edmonds

and something that will keep your shoes

looking fantastic for a

very long time is that they

have a comprehensive re-crafting program.

Where for $125

you can send your shoes back to Allen Edmonds,

they'll replace the sole,

replace the corking which goes

underneath the sole to create

kind of a soft cushion

and then they re-last

the shoe where they stretch the leather back

over the original last,

re-welt it

and then strip,

refinish the shoe,

replace the shoe laces

and replace the heels.

One of the other things that's really cool about AE's

crafting program is that you

can replace the soles

with a completely different kind.

So let's say that your shoes originally

had an all leather dress sole,

but you wanted something that you could wear in

the rain

or in the snow.

You could have that replaced during re-crafting

with a day night for as little as

a $30 up-charge.

Shoe cobblers can do great work,

but no shoe cobblers ever going to be

able to do the restoration work that

the factory can.

So if you have the time to send your

AE's back to the factory for re-crafting,

I absolutely recommend that.

Allen Edmonds has an extensive collection

of models. But the four that you see

here today are the most classic

traditional dress shoes offered by

Allen Edmonds. The Park Avenue,

the Fifth Avenue,

the Strand

and the McAllister Wingtip.

If there's four shoes that every man

needs in their wardrobe these

are probably the ones to look at.

The Park Avenue is easily Allen

Edmond's most iconic traditional

dress shoe.

Shown here in black,

It's the first dress shoe any

man should invest in.

The reason is because it's easily the

most versatile. It's that lowest common

denominator that you can wear in

almost any occasion.

You can wear it: during the day to work,

for an interview, you can wear it in

formal occasions after 6 o'clock.

If you have a proper high shine on the toe,

you can even wear it

with a tuxedo

or a morning suit.

This shoe is a shoe that is never

out of place.

And so although it's available

in many finishes,

if you were to have just one dress shoe

the black cap-toe Oxford Park Avenue

would be the one I would invest in.

One of the other design elements

that's quite unique to Allen Edmonds is that

they use six eyelets in

all their dress shoes

and it's really kind of the American way.

A lot of the European companies you see

with five eyelets.

And so the six eyelets of Allen Edmonds,

they're one of a few companies still

committed to doing six eyelets,

is a small subtle detail

that you're wearing Allen Edmonds.

If you're looking for a slightly

less formal shoe maybe something

that's got a little bit more character.

The Allen Edmond's Fifth Avenue is

a great choice.

This is almost exactly the

same as the Park Avenue,

except there's a little bit of broging across

the toe-cap.

Now any time you add broging to

a shoe the less formal

it becomes. So the more holes

you put in a pair of shoes the less formal

it is. So this is a great shoe.

Equally as appropriate during the day

but isn't something that you'd necessarily

want to wear after six o'clock to a formal

dinner and you really couldn't get

away with that properly

with a tuxedo.

But if you're looking for a little bit more

visual interest you want something that

isn't just plain then

this is a fantastic shoe.

Even slightly more casual,

is the Allen Edmonds Strand.

So this is still a cap-toe Oxford,

but as you can see it's added a medallion

and even more broging detail

to just create an even more formal

shoe.

This is a great shoe to have

in an light brown like this Walnut

pictured here,

because you can easily

wear it on the weekends

with jeans

or with a more casual suit.

And finally we have the McAllister Wingtip.

Now there is very few more quintessentially

American dress shoes than a wingtip.

Most of the sales people for IBM in the

1960s all wore

black wingtips.

Now as you can see here it's got

a tremendous amount of broging.

And so it is the least formal

of all these shoes even

though it's the most closely associated

with formal business dress.

This shoe in black is a perfect

day time formal dress shoe.

But in a dark brown like

this chili,

or even a walnut It's

a beautiful dress shoe that is certainly

not out of place in any well-appointed

wardrobe. Now Allen Edmonds has way

more shoes than the four models

that we have pictured here

but these represent the core

of any business dress shoe

wardrobe.

You've got your plain cap-toe Oxford,

you've got a cap-toe

with a little bit a toe-cap broging,

you've got your less formal

cap-toe Oxford

with a medallion

and full broging,

and then you have your Wingtip.

These are fantastic shoes that

will be as timeless

and as classic today

as they will be 20

or 30 years from now.

So if you're really looking to invest

in something of quality I

always recommend going

with those timeless classic styles that

you can be confident you'll enjoy

wearing just as much in 20 years

as you do the day you buy them.

The five standard finishes that you

can find at Allen Edmonds Black,

Oxblood,

Brown,

Walnut

and Dark Chili.

Each of these four models that I just showed

you are available in any of these

five finishes.

Another great benefit of buying Allen

Edmonds shoes is that they have one

of the widest selection of sizes

and widths of any stocked

dress shoe program that I think exists.

So you can find everything from a

B to a triple D width,

from a six

and a half to a size 15.

So you can walk into an Allen Edmonds store

and trust that you can find a pair of dress shoes

that is going to fit you well.

The other thing that I really like about Allen Edmonds

is that they manufacture all

of their shoes in a variety of different dress

sole options.

You can get a full leather sole.

Right, which is the most traditional

dress shoe sole.

You can get a B tread,

which is what they call it where the front half

is rubber.

So if you're someone that walking a lot

or often times is walking in rain

or snow,

the rubber soul is just going to provide

that additional protection to the shoe.

And if you really need durability you

can go with the day night.

Now this is a great sole for

people that either live in big cities

where you're oftentimes walking

in the rain

or if you live anywhere

with snow.

Because it's a fully rubber sole,

you don't have to worry about any salt

or water getting into the shoe

and delegating the construction.

A question we receive often here The Hanger

Project, is that I just bought a new

pair of dress shoes,

do I need to polish them?

The short answer is that absolutely.

If you just bought a new pair of shoes,

polishing them

with some Saphir Medaille d'Or cream

polish and a little bit of Pate De Luxe wax

polish is really going to make

those shoes look great.

The reason is is any factory made

shoe does not receive

any type of actual polishing at

the factory itself.

So there's no protective waxes,

there's no nourishment that

a cream polish is going to provide that leather

and they just don't look as polished

as a properly polished pair of

shoes. If you want to learn how to shine a

new pair of shoes,

take a look at How To Shine New

Shoes video on our YouTube channel.

The other thing I recommend for any

new pair of shoes is to buy a pair of

shoe trees

and to always use a shoe horn.

That when combined

with regular polishing would ensure

that your shoes continue to look great

for years.

Another question we receive often is

how do I know if my shoes need

to be resoled?

One, you want to see whether

or not holes are beginning to develop

in the dress sole itself.

If you see any type

of round holes developing that

definitely means it's time to send them

in the be resoled.

The other thing is if you're pushing down

on the sole

and it seems soft,

then that means that the cork filling

on the inside of the shoe has been

worn down.

Another tall tale sign that

it's time to send your shoes in for resoling.

This pair of Allen Edmonds,

which was part of our $50 eBay

challenge,

you can see has a worn sole

but doesn't have any holes

and still is quite firm to the touch.

This shoe easily has several

years ahead of it before the soles need

to be replaced.

And of course there's always the question

of how often should I polish

my shoes?

The short answer is that you should polish

them as often as they look like

they need to be polished.

One of the first things people will

notice when they meet you for the first time is

your watch and your shoes.

And for that reason,

it's very important to not only

invest in a high quality pair of

dress shoes,

but to take care of them

with regular

and proper polishing.

So a great story a friend of mine recently shared

with me was how his mentor

took him into his closet to

show him an area on his floor

that was worn down

and black.

And he asked his mentee,

you know do you know why

my carpet looks like this?

Of course he said no

and he said this is where I

have polished my shoes every

morning for the last 40 years.

I thought it was an incredible story because

oftentimes in this day of age

you know we forget how professionals

always polished their shoes

as a sign of integrity.

Showing up to work having polished

your shoes and having shoes that are

well-made and well looked after

is a sign that you take care of

the details that are often overlooked

by other people

and therefore you can be trusted.

So anyone that's serious about their career,

their identity

or their profession,

looking after your shoes is

as critical to that as showing up

to work wearing appropriate clothing.

So I challenge you to shine your shoes

regularly.

Either on Sunday while you're watching football

or even during conference calls at the

office, polishing your shoes regularly

will ensure that they continue to look great

and last a long time.

And if you're shining your shoes. tag

The Hanger Project

or hashtag #ShoeShineSunday

and we'd love to feature you on our Instagram

page. I'm Kirby Allison founder

of The Hanger Project

and here we love helping

the well-dressed take care of their wardrobes.

If you had any questions about

anything we discussed in this video,

feel free to ask them in the comments section

below.

I love getting back to those questions personally.

If you like this video give us the thumbs

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I'm Kirby Allison thanks for joining

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The Pareto Principle - How to Improve Productivity - Duration: 3:16.

Do you ever feel like you're just always busy, and you just don't have enough time to get

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Tip number one is to identify the task.

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write it all down, take a good 5 or 10 minutes to just write everything you can possibly

think of.

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So the way I like to do this is to take a piece of paper, or a whiteboard, or whatever

you have available, and split it up into four quadrants.

And as you go up higher it's gonna be a higher impact, and as you go across it's gonna be

a higher ease, and you're gonna take all those sticky notes and you're gonna put them in

those four quadrants on that chart.

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can do.

So, if you've ever heard of the Pareto principle, well, this kind of goes with that, or the

80/20 rule.

So basically, what that says is that 20% of the things you're doing are gonna have 80%

of your productivity.

So as you start to put these things in your chart, you'll see those things up top, with

the high impact, are gonna be more of the things that fall in that 20% that are getting

you 80% of your results.

So that's where you'll wanna focus your time and effort.

Tip number three is to apply the four Ds.

All right, so the four Ds are: to do it, to delegate it, to defer it, or delete it.

So those things that are in the first quadrant, the high impact, high ease, go ahead and just

knock those things out.

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do, whether it'd be doing them daily, weekly, monthly, whatever it is, that's where you're

gonna focus your time, that's where you're gonna get your 20% that are giving you 80%

of the results.

All right, those things that are high impact, low ease, now you really have to think about

those.

Is it in your strength and passion to do those things?

If not, you probably don't wanna waste your time, so go ahead and delegate those.

And that means, whether we're finding somebody else to do it, or paying somebody else to

do it, whatever you have to do, because your time is worth more than that, so don't waste

your time there, get somebody else to do it.

Now, those other two quadrants, the ones that are low impact, that's where deferring and

deleting come in.

So just either put it off for later or just totally get it out of your mind and get rid

of it off your list.

Don't do it anymore, it's a waste of your time.

This week's bonus is clarity because when you really know what you want, it's easy to

decide what you need to say yes to, and what you need to say no to.

I'm Groot.

No!

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to my goal?"

If that answer is no, then that's not something I need to be doing.

If you take a look in the description below, I've included a link to my Facebook group,

called The Hero Mastermind.

That's a great place for you to go connect with other like-minded people, that love geeky

stuff and are also on their journey to become a hero.

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Thursday, October 5, 2017 (Full Episode) - Duration: 23:47.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

How y'all doing?

Who didn't brush their teeth today? Raise your hand.

That's what's up.

Who didn't take their morning poop this morning?

[ Laughter ]

That's the most important poop of the day, the morning poop.

And did you know if you pee --

You're at average if you pee six times a day.

That's average.

♪♪

Uh-oh.

Killer Cam Newton has gotten himself in trouble.

Young romper man. You know what I'm sayin'?

He was at a press conference yesterday

fielding a question from Jourdan Rodriguez,

who is a woman.

-Rodrigue? -Rodrigue?

No "ez." Stop trying to Latinize everything.

I'm trying to Latinize -- [ Laughs ]

I'm trying to Latin-wash everything.

"Latin-wash."

That sounds like a laundromat I don't want to go to.

-Shit is very loud. -Yo, niggas got a deejay.

And he always -- Look.

I never take him seriously when he does these things

'cause he wears that dumb-ass hat.

Like, it's mad-poofy.

You look like you're about to make a snowman.

Rodrigue: Cam, I know you take a lot of pride

in seeing your receivers play well.

Devin Funchess has seemed to really embrace

the physicality of his routes

and getting those extra yards.

Does that give you a little bit of an enjoyment,

to see him kind of truck-sticking people out there?

Newton: It's funny to hear a female talk about routes.

Yikes.

That's funny.

But "Fun" is coming along, man.

Yo!

You -- Whoa!

-Come on, Cam. -Boi!

That's like Media Training Number One.

Like, why would you --

Why would you even say "females", man?

Have you never been on Twitter? You don't say that word.

That's the new F-word, dawg.

[ Laughter ] ...brah.

He's like, "Heh-heh-heh."

Look at him. He's like, "I'm about to flame her, boi.

Watch all my bros enjoy this."

It's funny to hear a female talk about routes.

Even Gronk wouldn't have said that.

-"Brah, not cool. Not cool. -"Dude. Total misogyny, bro.

Gotta respect the chicks. Chicks write articles, too, bro."

She had an awesome rack. Show some better respect to her, bro."

Damn. And nobody hopped up like, "Why was that funny?

Why was that funny, Cam?"

Look at him. He's showing all his teeth.

Yeah. He's like, "I'm rich. I don't care."

Oh, Cam. Cam's all over the place.

He's like, "All Lives Matter" one day.

He's doing the black fist.

Then he's writing in that crazy font.

Come on, my nigga. I'm not doing this.

I'm not doing this. What is this? Myspace?

I'm not doing this.

"Say it loud." Look at his font. This font is called CTE.

And the fallout has begun.

Dannon Yogurt has dumped Cam Newton.

Damn!

Dannon was like, "Nah! We will not stand for this."

Damn. He was sponsored

by their Oikos Greek yogurt brand.

When Cam made this statement, there's no...way

he could've been like, "Damn. I just fucked up my yogurt money."

But here we are.

He got a fridge full of yogurt he's just cursing at.

"Ahh!" Nigga slamming the door.

Smashing them shits on the floor.

"Should've went with Activia! Ahh!"

[ Laughs ]

Whoa! Yo, and John Stamos is actually Greek!

How do you drop the "Full House" yogurt god?

-Yo! Damn, dawg. -Cam, you fucked up, fam.

When you think of him, all you think is "Full House" and yogurt.

Yo. Shit.

And Elvis for some reason, right?

Wasn't he always doing Elvis? He was always doing the Elvis shit.

I never really got that on the show, but, hey, you know,

TGIF was lit.

I thought he was Puerto Rican. I was like, "All right."

This means this is the last Cam Newton Greek yogurt ad

we will ever see.

Pour out a little for your boy.

Yo.

Aaahh!

Hold it! Come with me.

That's Cam.

New Dannon Oikos Triple Zero is my go-to protein snack.

-Cam, protein from yogurt? -Yep.

This Greek nonfat yogurt packs 15 grams of protein.

Desus: "Huh. I find it a little funny

you're asking a black man about yogurt."

[ Laughter ]

Mero: Yo!

But what else?

Unlike some other protein snacks,

it has zero added sugar, zero artificial sweeteners,

and zero fat.

And will it up my game?

Nah, man.

Newton: New Dannon Oikos Triple Zero.

Official yogurt of the NFL.

Woman: ♪ Dannon ♪

NFL got an official yogurt?

The official yogurt of the NFL is the players' brains, my guy.

[ Laughter ]

Like, yo. Come on. Let's be real.

That's the official yogurt.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

A couple of cops in Crawfordsville, Indiana,

apparently were very bored and walked onto a movie set

where they were filming a bank robbery.

Who films a movie in Indiana?

[ Laughs ] Freddie Gibbs.

[ Laughter ]

So at no point have you said anyone got murdered,

so let's take a guess of the race of these people in this video.

The cops -- It's, like, the body camera?

Officer: Drop the gun now! Drop the gun!

[ Gunshot ]

-Oh, shit. -Oh, he shot at him?

Ohh! Nigga said shoot first, ask questions last.

God damn.

"Doing a movie. It's a prank for the Internet, bro."

Officer: Step back. Step back. Step back.

Step back. Step back.

Officer #2: Step back now. Get down on the ground.

Get down on the ground!

Yo.

This nigga started doing the worm immediately. You see him?

Nigga laid real quick.

Yo, your man really just straight bucked --

Like, he pulled his gun and shot first? And missed?

Officer: Drop the gun now! Drop the gun!

[ Gunshot ] Drop the gun! Drop the gun!

Fam!

[ Laughter ]

How you get shot at and you're like, "Yo, chill! It's a movie!"

"Yo, chill! It's a movie! It's a movie, bro!"

"It's an independent film! For Sundance! Relax!"

[ Laughs ] Yo. "We're doing a movie!"

I got to try that. "Yo, it's a movie!

"Yo, it's a movie. We're doing a movie."

Yo! Spike Lee's right there! What are you doing?!"

That wasn't even, like, a warning shot.

Yeah. He was like, "I'm gonna clap somebody on this block."

Officer: Drop the gun now! Drop the gun!

[ Gunshot ] Drop the gun! Drop the gun!

And that wasn't, like, in the air.

He just bucked into that building like, "Fuck it."

Wow. He missed him by two inches?

God, nah, see. That's like me at a barbecue drunk.

Let's see how the whole thing looked

from the guys making the movie, their viewpoint.

-Camera rolling. -Action.

One, two, three!

Man: Holy [bleep]. Look at all them guns.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. That didn't work.

Actually, he should have shot him for the bad acting.

Mero: I was just about to say that is the worst --

-This movie looks terrible. -This looks really bad.

-Camera rolling. -Action.

One, two, three!

Man: Holy [bleep]. Look at all them guns.

Whoa, whoa, whoa. That didn't work.

Let's just say this never happened. Okay. Bye.

[ Gunshot ]

Man: Hey! We're doing a movie. We're doing a movie.

[ Laughter ]

Your man was like, "Yo..."

He said, "Oh, shit. Oh, shit."

It looks like the cop clapped him 'cause you hear the gunshot

and you see your man go down.

Man: Okay. Bye.

[ Gunshot ] Oh. He was like, "Ohh."

He said, "Oh, shit. My mans got clapped. I'm out."

He's like, "Yo, I'm gonna stay in here right now."

He's trying to make "Garden State." The shit turned to "Shottas."

[ Laughter ]

[ Laughter ]

Why y'all laugh at that? Why y'all so messy?

He has aspirations of greatness.

Come on, man. Everybody got to start somewhere.

That's mighty white of you.

[ Rhythmic clapping ]

No shout-out -- You know what the problem is?

People try to be small businessmen, entrepreneurs,

get their start, pull themselves up with their bootstrap,

and the man puts their boots on their neck.

So no shout-out to whoever made it hot for this

industrious McDonald's manager in the BX, Bronx.

All day. You already know. [ Trills tongue ]

Trying to make a little extra money on the side.

East Tremont. Henh! Bruckner Boulevard. What's good?

McDonald's manager caught selling COCAINE... Whoa!

...to customers in establishment on Bruckner Boulevard.

Yeah! Shout-out to Bruckner Boulevard. What's good?

Story on @News12BX. Ahh-ahh-ahh.

You know what I'm sayin'?

Look at the bag!

You know he was just like, "So you want coke with that?"

[ Laughs ]

"You want to super-size your coke, my nigga?"

There's somebody that went through. They driving back like,

"Di que. I didn't get my soda!"

He's like, "Keep it moving. Keep it moving."

"Nah, nah. Nothing to see here."

Damn, nigga, that shit is straight dropped.

26-year-old McDonald's manager in the Soundview area --

Soundview. Ah-ah --

named Frank Guerrero was arrested for selling $10,900 --

Ah, that's a good flow --

worth of cocaine to an undercover cop on eight occasions.

-Ahh! Ooh! -On eight occasions. Wow.

-He was moving it, dawg. -Damn!

You know what? He probably got caught 'cause the cop was probably like,

"Yo, let me get ice cream."

And he was like, "Yeah, I got you."

"Yo, let me get extra sauces."

The three -- See? I told you.

If the cops got time to come up with a whimsical or funny name

for your investigation, you're going to jail.

The three-month undercover operation

was dubbed "Operation Off the Menu."

[ Womp-womp-womp ] Womp-womp!

Officer Prosciutto's like, "Yeah. Ha! Off the Menu. Off the Menu. We got him."

"No, no. Call it Dollar Menu.

[ Both laugh ]

McWrap it up. Ha-ha-ha!"

♪♪

Number-one show in late night. Nothing but illustrious guests.

We've done this 172 times. Last one of the season.

Give it up. Method Man.

Rapper, Rodney on HBO's new show, "The Deuce."

Tical!

In the upcoming film "Where's the Money."

In theaters October 20th.

-Tical. Come up here. -You know what I'm sayin'?

♪♪

What was your experience like when you were in Wu-Tang?

'Cause how old were you when you guys first started?

I was between 21 and 22.

And I don't know. It was just fun.

It was better than what I was doing at that time,

which was hustling, you know?

That was stressful every freaking day.

I mean, even our first interview we did --

I think it was for The Source. A little piece in The Source.

In between questions, I had to go make sales.

Yeah. That's real.

Like, "My beeper's blinging. Chill. Hold it down."

I still got to eat that night, you know?

And Ghostface had a case, and he was running around with the...

That case was over, though,

but I like the spin that they put on it.

But that case had been over. Ghost was good.

-Ghost was good? -Yeah, yeah.

Ghost took bullets for this, man,

meaning, like, he --

They were trying to make money in order to put --

you know, to even start this Wu-Tang thing.

And, you know, every now and then,

you get people that want to take what's yours.

And he fought for what was his and wound up getting shot

in the shoulder and in the neck...

and wound up taking the gun from the dude

and shooting him with his own gun.

-Gangsta. -Shout-out to Ghost.

Ooh! Ghost-dini, nigga. What the fuck?

-Facts. -Wow.

You were the first member of Wu-Tang to have a solo album.

Yeah. That was by fault.

Yeah, because Dirty couldn't finish his.

He took the budget money and ran with it.

Just went and spent that shit up.

Bought this little piece of shit-ass car and shit.

-But he loved that car. -What kind of car was it?

It was something red.

Some red type of Hyundai. Some type of shit.

Something that wasn't worth the money.

The system cost more than the...car.

And I remember driving that son of a bitch from --

And this was my first time driving,

well, second time driving.

I drove it from North Carolina to New York --

me, him, and RZA.

And the car had a pull to it, so it would pull to the right.

So the whole time, there wasn't no relaxing and one-handing it.

You had to keep doing this, keep the car straight.

You know what I'm sayin'? I never told that story before.

But it's a true story. True story.

You did "The What" with Notorious B.I.G.

What was it like working in the studio with him?

I had to sneak to go do that shit.

It was funny, too, 'cause --

Yeah, right. There was, like, a little animosity.

No, there wasn't no animosity. I mean, at that point in time...

didn't even have any animosity whatsoever with Big.

It was just the fact that we were building our own brand

and we didn't want to share that money with anybody else.

So why would you let one of your hottest emcees

go over here and share this money with these dudes?

But, me, being a fan of the music, first and foremost,

I got put onto Big early by my man Dan Smalls.

So when I got the opportunity to do "The What,"

Tracey Waples came over and scooped me from my crib.

Nobody knew. It was just me and her.

She came and scooped me, brought me over there.

It was Puff, Big,

and Easy Mo Bee, who produced the track.

Nobody else in the studio -- nothing.

Puff starts in on me early.

I...

I... want to play torture and shit on that. Mm-hmm.

All right, we can play torture and shit.

Let me write this verse first.

Then we can play torture.

Oh, shit.

And contrary to what people thought,

Big wrote his verse there that night, too.

I wrote my verse that night,

and he wrote his verse that night.

-Hmm. -Yeah.

Like real MCs, nigga.

Yeah. You know what I'm sayin'?

Yo, don't gas, but you were a very good actor, B.

Like, I would call you a thespian.

You know what I'm sayin'? Oh, shit. I wouldn't go that far.

You put some Shakespeare in front of me,

and I'll...it up.

[ Coughs ]

You play the Pretty Pimp on HBO's new show "The Deuce."

-Yeah. Yeah. -You know what I'm sayin'?

When do you realize, like,

"yo, I'm nice with this acting shit"?

Like... When I get the...

You know, and it's not a real stretch.

[ Laughs ]

No, actually, you know what?

I think I'm never fully there.

You're always going.

That's why I always get butterflies before I go on set.

-Mh-hmm. -That means growth.

You...

I don't know. It's just --

I want to take it one day at a time

and continue to learn the craft.

I want to be able to stand up there

with some of the greats

and, you know, be validated by them.

Right. Mm-hmm.

You know?

And I'm not doing it for the awards

or anything like that -- money --

but for the accolades mostly. Right.

The accolades, mostly, from my peers.

Did you know that you were gonna be part of

the most iconic black love songs

ever in the history of just recorded music? Yo.

You recorded a song

that every relationship has to be measured to.

Did you know that you were gonna inspire?

If you were not going to the store... Yeah.

...to get maxi pads for your girl...

Come on. ...do you even love her?

You don't love her. [ Laughs ]

You inspired everybody.

If you're not running from the D's

with, like, a fake contact,

where's the love? You know what I'm sayin'?

I like how y'all put that spin on it.

You inspired me to only braid half of head.

I love it. I love how y'all put that spin on it.

And, no, nobody ever writes a song thinking,

"this is gonna change the world,"

or "this is gonna make --" not saying I changed the world.

But "this is gonna change the world.

This is gonna make people fall in love.

People are gonna make babies to this."

Oh, good song right there.

Or R. Kelly makes music like that.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. R. Kelly.

With the exception of him and Bobby Brown, they --

They don't get no -- This is like hood love --

Like, you run from the D's with maxi pads for your --

For me, it was based off of, um...

There was a lot of emotional shit going on at the time.

RZA lost all his music in a flood in the basement

while we're working on my album.

So I had to work with a lot of things

that were made right there on the spot. Mm-hmm.

And I remember missing my woman.

So I flew her out.

Her the first time on a plane, she came out.

And, you know, just being caught up in the moment,

and the pen hit my hand, I was writing on the pad,

and just put my feelings down on paper.

That's why I didn't want the song

to be brought to the forefront like that.

I didn't want to put the song out.

And I remember Lyor and them,

they had to pay me to put the song out. Mm.

I forgot what I did with the money,

but, yeah, they had to pay me to put -- [ Laughs ]

Right, they had to pay me to put the song out.

And, um, I mean, it did its numbers.

And contrary to what my woman thinks,

she thinks that, you know, I don't like the song

and stuff like that, because I don't --

I didn't like what was done with the song.

I didn't want to get put in the forefront of --

I didn't want to be seen as any kind of sex symbol

or I'm trying to get the girls and things like that,

because that wasn't what I was about.

The same thing with the marijuana.

I don't want to put that in the forefront

because I don't want people to just associate me with that,

because there's so many more layers to my character... Right.

...than smoking weed and rhyming, you know?

Mm. Hopefully people will learn that.

Okay. So you didn't want this to come out at all?

Or you wanted it to just be, like, an album cut?

Exactly. I just wanted it to be an album cut.

It was, like, personal. Right.

It was like an open letter to my boo-boo. Not a single.

She's flamed, though.

Shout-out to everyone that stole a line from it

and told a girl that, and she didn't realize it,

and she was like, "yo, that's wild deep."

[ Laughter ]

We got the illustrious podcast "Bodega Boys" --

number-one on iTunes -- Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah! Ah!

We have A.K.A.s that we do.

Every episode, we add more A.K.A.s,

and that was based off the Wu-Gambino names.

How you guys would put more --

Like, everyone has, like, you know, like, Noodles.

You had all the different names. Yeah.

Do you have a favorite A.K.A. that you used?

'Cause there was, what?

There was Meth, Ticallion Stallion.

I had BDD. B-double D. Mm-hmm.

Which stood for...? Big Dick Daddy.

[ Laughter ]

Put that on a t-shirt.

[ Laughs ] Yo!

The Tunnel's a legendary New York City nightclub.

You already know.

Wu-Tang was heavy in there,

Mobb Deep, all these crews. Mm-hmm.

And what borough was the heaviest in there?

You said that a lot of "Brooklyn niggas"

were actually Staten Island dudes. Well, yeah.

Brooklyn niggas was heavy in there

depending on what night you was there,

who was performing.

-Right. -You know what I'm sayin'?

Especially, like, if Mobb Deep was there,

Queens was in the building.

Heavy. Heavy. You know what I'm sayin'?

If somebody from Harlem in the building --

Well, Big -- Big would bring out Harlem and Brooklyn,

so you got that there.

But when we performed,

I remember I had, um --

not taking nothing from Brooklyn, love B.K.

But I did a Grammy-win party in Brooklyn,

and all night long,

Staten Island was taking pop shots

at Brooklyn niggas, man. Yeah?

[ Laughs ]

Mm. Mm. Mm.

It was like 100 to 1 out there, bitch.

You know what I'm sayin'? It's like, "that's my man with the Grammy.

...y'all!"

But to Brooklyn's credit -- no lie.

When it was over,

and niggas was walking outside the club,

nuff shots.

[ Imitates gunshots ]

-Did you sort it out? -Brooklyn was singing.

They was letting off.

"It's Brooklyn, bitch!"

[Imitates gunshots]

Oh, man. Jersey, too.

Niggas slept on Jersey, man.

♪♪

What do you want your rainbow to say?

Uh, okay.

This is what I want my rainbow to say.

At the end of the game...

[ Sighs ]

...the pawn and the king go in the same box.

That's right. At the end of the game... Pow!

...the pawn and the king go in the same box.

Tical! You know what I'm sayin'? Do the knowledge.

Method Man in the house. You know what I'm sayin'?

♪♪

Can you explain what Tical means to all the '90s babies?

[ Sighs ]

"Taking Into Consideration All Lives."

Pow.

Yo, how many of y'all heads just exploded?

I did not know that. Yeah!

Wow! Yeah!

I missed that.

Shout-outs

Last shout-outs of this season.

Ah! Season one in the books, you...

Ah! Bow!

Shout-out to the world's newest officer of the law.

Oh, is it Shaq again?

Aww. What? Is that a police cat?

it's a little cat content.

Well, people was like, "yo, cops is wild pussy."

Why the cop got a -- Why the cat got a --

[ Rolls tongue ]

Why the cat got a...vest on?

'Cause it's not safe in these streets.

[ Laughs ] Yo.

This is the first cop you can bribe with tuna.

[ Laughs ]

Like, you ain't seen nothing, nigga. Yo.

He's not even checking you for weed.

Just checking you for catnip, like "yo." For catnip?

He's like, "yeah, you got anything sharp in your pockets?

Got any catnip, huh?" "Anything that's gonna stab me, huh?"

Hi, I'm Senior Constable Kerry Morrell.

This is my lovely cat Tia.

She's at work with me today helping to do some police work

at our scene of crime office.

Hopefully she'll sniff some stuff out for us today.

There's a group of criminals

that are cutting up cocaine,

and somebody's like,

"I don't trust that cat."

Yo! [ Laughs ]

"Something's not right." Yo.

The cat's like, "[Yowls, sniffs]

I do this all the time." Oh. Oh, that's --

The cat's rubbing coke on his gums.

[ Meows ]

"I've been doing this for years."

"Yeah, See? Yeah."

"Where you from, cat?" "Uh, upstate."

"Uh, yeah, I'm from Washington Heights there."

"Hey, hey, I did some investigating.

This cat's never did no time upstate."

"What are you talking about?

I was in Clinton Max with Tacks, though."

[ Laughter ]

Look at this cat. What is he --? Yo, What do you do?

My nigga, what's your job?

This cat's like, "to protect and serve." Yo.

"To protect and purr."

[ Laughter ]

Yo, get the...out of here.

Nah, I'm taking a knee from that one.

I don't want beef with this cat. ...this cat, B.

...that.

New Zealand must not got no crime, B,

if nigga's got a fluffy little grumpy cat

running around.

Imagine you're smoking the wild "L" on the street.

You're like, "oh, chill, chill."

The cat comes -- "Yo, chill, cat is -- Put the shit out.

Put the shit out. Put the shit out.

Top of the day, officer.

You, shout-out to Marcus Peters

of the Kansas City Chiefs

giving the realest locker-room interview ever...

Ever. ...in the history of the National Football League.

Man: Marcus, were you actually shocked,

you know, how much they were trying to attack

and go at you tonight? Man, hell, no.

They wasn't attacking me.

I killed my damn self. You feel me?

I should have kept backpedaling on that first touchdown.

You feel me? Got a little push in the back,

but, shit, it's the game of football.

You feel me?

I came out, and I was hella weak today.

I gave up to two tugs.

But, shit, we came out with the victory,

so I'm gonna take it as a learning experience.

You feel me? We're gonna chalk it up.

and go in the meeting room,

and then, you feel me, kick back, chill, and relax.

You know what I mean? You'll know what it is all day.

Three-time pyro catch, grow up straight, nigga.

That's sounds like an old white person

doing an impression of what this show is.

[ Laughter ]

You feel like? We talk about the Yankees.

They have animal sex, you feel me?

You know what I mean?

"Hey, 'cuz, we got the win, though,

so it's all good." I respect that.

Yo, shit. He kept it 100.

Man: When you caused that fumble at the end of the game,

and, of course, Justin got that for the touchdown.

How did you feel about that?

That made my game go from hella weak to weak.

You feel me?

So, I ain't hella weak. I'm just weak this week.

Next week, I'll get back on my shit, though.

Is Marcellus Jr.? Yes.

[ Laughs ]

[ Man speaking indistinctly ]

Oh, you know what happened?

I'm finna go get loaded.

[ Laughter ]

Yes. Listen, keep your eyes on this young man.

He's going places. Yo, he's got a future.

He's definitely gonna be on the show.

Yo, man, can't wait. Definitely.

♪♪

Back in the day, we would get a 40 out,

and dudes would fight over the suds, the backwash.

Yeah! The little -- what's left in the bottle.

"No, that's mine right there.

I bought it. That's mine right there."

And we learned something for --

'Cause the females would be looking like,

"y'all just stupid."

This is how I know girls are smarter than guys --

or mature faster.

"Y'all just stupid.

See, we got cups."

And they used to have these little plastic cups,

and they always sit around there with a 40-ounce.

I mean, it was just as ratchet,

but at least they did it a little bit better than we did.

Cups. That was a little classy. And there was a little cleanup.

Y'all siphon the bottle and shit. And a little cleanup. Yeah.

♪♪

Sorry, Bill Simmons. [ Scoffs ]

He got a little spicy rebuttal, a retort on Twitter.

Boo-hoo.

[ As Donald Trump ] Boo-hoo, Bill.

Bill. Talking spicy on the TL.

Remember, his initials are B.S.

Yeah. [ Laughs ]

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There he is, right there. What do you think?

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I want to come clean about some things.

NARRATOR: To see the bigger picture.

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12 SECRETS Movie Theaters Won't Tell You - Duration: 5:34.

To many of us, the theatrical experience of a movie is something that is worth paying for

Besides, the people behind the production would not mind some appreciation tossed their

way by means of seeing their work.

Sometimes though, the experience of going to a theatre is something, well, extraordinary.

Normally, we would just stand in line for a ticket, buy something from the concession

stand and get on with watching our film.

However, despite the mundane façade, the movie theatre has a few secrets up its sleeves

that are known to very little – or no one at all – unless you are really observant.

So in today's video, we are sharing a few of those secrets that movie theatres keep

quiet and hope that you guys find it useful the next time you go out to see the next blockbuster.

You would think that blockbuster movies would rake in massive cash flow to movie theaters.

However, that is not the case.

At least for the first month or two of a movie's release, the money goes directly to the producers.

In order to keep the place running, theatres usually get their profits through ad placements

before previews and through their concession stands because popcorn costs less than nothing

to make and candy bars are slightly more expensive than when they are sold in stores.

Theatres only earn profit from films months after their release date which explains why

many theatres show movies that are three or four months old.

We all would want to spend our money's worth but if you decide to spend it on snack combos

at the movie concessionaire, chances are you are paying more than you think.

In some theatres, you would actually spend the same amount of money if you purchased

your items separately.

Though there may be a gap of a few minutes or more between screenings, theatre employees

confess to the fact that they don't really have that much time to do a thorough cleaning

of the premises before the next screening starts.

What's even worse is that when several movies end at about the same time, custodians end

up scrambling to do the best they can to clear up whatever mess moviegoers may have left

behind because that they have forgotten about the trash bins near the theatre doors.

At the snack counter, concessionaires – and other guests - will thank you if you have

your mind made up by the time they take your order.

Concessionaires often get the shorter end of the stick when customers take out their

frustrations on them because of that one guy who jumped in line but still could not decide

whether to get a large tub of popcorn or a box of nachos.

Also, it just makes it so much easier for everyone else if you already know what to

get when youre already standing in line.

Unknown to many theatre-goers, movie theatres have their own versions of the black list

where they would have the identities of people who have been banned from returning.

Getting on a movie theatre's black list is not as difficult as you think.

Generally, a person gets on a theatre's bad side when they attempt to scam employees,

exhibit inappropriate behaviour, and movie piracy – something that may not just land

you in a movie theatre's black list but in court as well.

Theatre employees have to interrupt someone's sexy time at least once a week because it

is inappropriate and uncomfortable to other patrons.

In some cases, theatre staff would look the other way if couples would take their smooches

in the far back of the theatre and in a movie where there's less likely of an audience.

This is still not advisable behaviour though as you may get ejected out of the cinema and

get yourself banned from coming back.

If you have watched a movie in a theatre you may have noticed that the film does not actually

start on time as advertised.

The reason is not because the man in the projection booth is late for work but because this allows

movie goers to see the previews as well as advertisements.

Also, it gives latecomers enough time to arrive before the movie actually starts.

However, no matter the window of time given at the beginning, most movies always end on

time to give custodians the chance to tidy up the theatre for the next screening.

At one point, we have all done it.

We have snuck into another theatre to watch a second movie without having to pay for another

ticket.

Theatre employees – as well as their managers - are very much aware of this practice done

by patrons and they generally allow it as long as movie goers keep a low profile and

select a show that is not sold out.

Sometimes we end up disappointed with a movie because we got too caught up on the hype that,

by the time we are actually seeing it, our illusions about it being a blockbuster is

shattered.

Some people would usually go up to theatre employees or managers and complain about it.

However, there is not a lot that they can do since they are only running the place that

distributes the film and have no connection whatsoever to the producers or the director.

If a movie ends up being offensive to an individual's taste or is downright disappointing, theatre

managers usually will allow patrons to swap their tickets for a different movie as long

as they have only spent less than 30 minutes seeing the film and, of course, if they ask

nicely.

As more and more movies these days are shot and rendered digitally, movie theatres have

to adapt to the times and replace their old, dusty film projectors in favour of their 21st

century counterparts.

Film projectors alone can cost a lot of money, even more money to replace them with digital

projectors.

Despite the fact that the digital age has made filmmaking much cheaper, it has, however,

driven smaller theatres out of business because they simply could not afford to replace their

equipment to accommodate digitally shot movies.

It's one of the best perks of working in a movie theatre.

Employees get to enjoy an exclusive screening of whatever movie is slated for release and,

maybe, brag about it to their friends.

The purpose of this is not to allow them to flood the internet with spoilers but, instead,

make sure that the entire staff is knowledgeable about the theatre's screening movies for

the next few months should an overzealous patron begin to ask if the ticket he or she

is paying for is actually worth his time and money.

Ever wonder why movie theatres always smell distinctly of buttery popcorn?

Well, for one, they do sell them at the concession stands.

But one secret that theatre employees have confessed to is that in order to intensify

the smell of butter and popping kernels, they have used different methods in order to lure

movie goers to buy tubs of the treat.

One of the methods is using a mixture of coconut and canola oil.

Some theatres have even used a "special mixture" that creates the wafting, mouth-watering

scent.

In other theatres, they have even gone so far as to having special vents in their popcorn

machines to release the scent and allow it to flood both the theatre lobby and our human senses

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Hello boys and girls welcome to another day at Detail Garage.

I picked up this Smart Car from the dealership and I took it home when I noticed it didn't

look so hot.

I have a lot of holograms, water spots and even though it is a used car you still want

it to shine.

This thing has no shine to it, it actually has a lot of damage from poor detailing.

The easiest thing to do is a one step polish because I'm a busy guy.

To perform a one step polish we're going to use an Orange Hex-Logic Pad and VSS.

What does a one step polish mean?

It means one product, one pad to knock out this section repeating the same process over

the entire car to get the same result and a beautiful shine.

I'm going to show you a little two by two area to work this product in, which is VSS

for the day.

You're going to see a good before and after and how well we can get this car to shine.

To perform this one step I'm going to use some easy tools.

The TORQ X, an Orange Pad and VSS, that's it!

VSS is going to let me perfect the paint while duplicating the results on every panel.

Before I get started I'll lubricate my pad using Pad Conditioner.

After that, I will apply four dots to this pad, like so and I'll dab this out before

I start working.

The reason why I want to dab this out is because if I turn on the machine first it will fling

product everywhere which makes a mess and also makes you look unprofessional.

Nicely dabbed out and now on speed one I'll spread it out.

Also when spreading out product you don't need to add any pressure, you're just spreading

it out real quickly.

Just pretend you are spreading butter on toast.

Obviously this isn't toast and this isn't butter but you get the idea.

Next, I'll work this in on speed six so we will break it down til it has gone almost

clear before we inspect the shine.

We're using a Red Line Microfiber Towel and before we use any new towel make sure to always

remove the tag.

This makes sure you don't destroy the work that you just completed.

I'll buff all of this off so that we can see what is under here.

Lets remove this tape so we can see a definite 50/50

between the corrected area and the uncorrected area.

Keep in mind this is only a one step, so we only used one product and one pad.

As we can see after checking, we have a really good result after only one step.

Most one steps aren't going to remove more that 90% of the imperfections but I would

say at least 85% of the scratches, holograms and water spots have been removed.

With this one step I'm pretty happy so I'll repeat this over the whole vehicle to give

me a really nice shine then I'll throw on some wax so I'll be ready to hit the road

with a used car that looks really good.

So if you like this video give it a thumbs up, if you want to see more drop a comment

below to let us know what you'd like to see.

Thanks for tuning and I'm going home.

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