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KIMBERLY STUMP: Sometimes the things the Lord tells

you just don't make sense. They just don't. But

if you move in faith, God meets you there.

(Singing) I know my God has made the way for me.

I know my God has made the way for me.

KENNETH: Hello, everybody. We're Kenneth and Gloria

Copeland. Welcome to the Believer's Voice of Victory

broadcast. Happy Thanksgiving Day. GLORIA: Yes, amen.

KENNETH: Praise God. GLORIA: Hallelujah. KENNETH:

Thanksgiving Day. GLORIA: Thanksgiving Day. KENNETH:

You know, I heard Keith Moore say this. The Lord--he was

in an extended time of prayer on some things. And the Lord said

to him, among other things, "Develop a grateful attitude."

GLORIA: Yes, amen. KENNETH: "Develop being grateful to God."

GLORIA: That strengthens your faith. KENNETH: Oh, my goodness.

Thanksgiving rarely-- GLORIA: And griping and complaining does

just the opposite. KENNETH: Oh, Gloria, did you have to say

that? (Laughs) Yeah. Oh, my goodness. GLORIA: Yes, I had to

say that. KENNETH: Yeah, amen. Now, we're going to show you

something later on in the broadcast. I really want you to

watch this. It doesn't make any difference what the

circumstances looked like. And it--there's no such thing as

being too far gone-- GLORIA: That's right. That's right.

KENNETH: --as long as you're still breathing on this earth.

When you do things God's way, good things the love way--

GLORIA: Yes, amen. KENNETH: --you get His results. And love

makes a way for the blessing to come into your life. GLORIA:

Amen. KENNETH: Praise God. This is something to be thankful

about. Whether you feel thankful or not, develop a grateful

thanksgiving lifestyle. GLORIA: Yes, amen.

KENNETH: Open your Bibles with me tonight. Let's go to I

John 4. The book of I John, as I said earlier in the

week, set aside several weeks and--I read

the book of I John every day for several months. And I'm

going to do it again here in just a few days. It is one of

the most eye-opening books. And there are--there are things in

it that really don't come to the surface until you renew your

mind to the fact that God is love, and love heals. (Audience

Agrees) Love prospers. (Audience Agrees) Love has never--love has

only made one person poor, only one, only one, and His name is

Jesus. He became poor with our poverty because He took the

curse of poverty. The curse is threefold; spiritual death,

sickness, poverty and debt. The redemption is threefold.

Ha-ha-ha. Salvation, healing, and He is our Melchizedek. "Now,

what does that mean, Brother Copeland?" Melchizedek is the

one that was anointed of God to receive Abraham's tithe. And by

receiving that tithe, covenant connected Abraham to God, and

Melchizedek, who was Shem--Melchizedek called Abraham

possessor of heaven and earth. And he was holding the bread and

the wine in his hand when he said it. Covenant blood

and--whoa, ho-ho-ho-ho-ho. Hallelujah. Oh, I wish I could

get over into that. I may get into a little of it anyway.

Amen. (Audience "Amens") That's what love does. Love doesn't

leave you in a lurch. Love figures out some way to get your

deliverance to you. I mean, if you can't receive it one way,

He'll figure out some way to get it to you another way. (Audience

Agrees) There's at least seven different ways in the New

Testament to get healing to you. AUDIENCE: Praise God. KENNETH:

Amen. AUDIENCE: Amen. KENNETH: Hallelujah. Now, religion comes

along and said, "Yeah, He doesn't want you to have any of

that." And then brainwashed Christians, all messed up. They

treat God like He doesn't love anybody. That's one--one of the

reasons it's impossible to please God without faith is

because, without faith, He can't connect to you. And if He can't

connect to you without faith, you can't get to His grace.

AUDIENCE: That's right. KENNETH: "It is by faith, so that it

might be by grace; to the end the promise might be sure to all

the seed," and He wants everybody in that grace!

(Audience "Amens") I kept asking Him, I said, "I--I need a

working definition of grace." I know I've looked up the word,

"undeserved favor," and that's good. That's wonderful. But

there was just something that, I don't know, I just--I just

wasn't satisfied by that, I mean, over a long period of

time. And I--He'd answer me a little here and there and show

me illustrations, you know, of His grace and His favor. And, of

course, you can't listen to Jerry Savelle very long without

finding something about grace and favor. Amen? (Audience

Agrees) Yes. Glory. So--ha-ha, one day, not all that long ago,

I just asked Him again just like I had. You know, it--I--it

seemed to me like I had just been pestering Him for years.

And all of a sudden, He decided to answer me. (Laughter) And I

was just sitting there, you know, and I said, "Lord, give me

a definition of grace." He said, "It is My overwhelming desire to

treat you as if sin had never happened." AUDIENCE: Amen.

KENNETH: Yeah! Now, can you see that's what love does? AUDIENCE:

Yes. KENNETH: Love is not looking for a way to keep you

from getting it. He's looking for a way to get you to get it

because He loves you. AUDIENCE: Yes. KENNETH: He loves you more

than He loved His life. Amen. (Audience "Amens") And you

remember the commercial with all the little green people? They

got green trucks and green uniforms and they clean up

everything? You remember that? Do you remember that? (Audience

Agrees) Okay, I just wondered if I was getting through you here.

(Laughter) And I'm sitting here and, you know, that commercial

came on. Gloria and I were just sitting there together and it

came on there, "Like it never even happened." I said, "Gloria,

that's grace. That's grace, like it never even happened." Grace,

grace laid our sins on Jesus. Grace, grace moved and shed His

blood. Grace went to hell so we don't have to go, where we can

live our life like it never even happened! (Cheers & Applause)

And when you do sin, repent! Don't spend weeks and weeks and

weeks feeling sorry for yourself. Just come right

straight to God and say, "Sir, I did it again. Forgive me.

Please?" (Laughter) And don't say something else that's

stupid. AUDIENCE: Amen. KENNETH: Amen. Don't start in, "Now, it

looks like I'm--after I'm 80 years old, I'll have better

sense to do something." Oh, shut up. (Laughter) Amen. That's just

your guilt talking. There is no condemnation to those who are in

Christ Jesus--(Audience Agrees)--but you have to walk

after the Spirit and not after the flesh. (Audience Agrees) You

go right straight to I John and you pick that book up and

you--let's open it there. Open it to I John. Well, you already

opened it to I John, didn't you? Well, back up to the first

chapter. Verse 7, "If we walk in the light, as he is in the

light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of

Jesus Christ his Son cleanses us from all sin. If we say we have

no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If

we confess our sins, he is faithful and just," or

righteous, "to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all

unrighteousness." AUDIENCE: Thank the Lord. KENNETH: Now, if

you're cleansed from all unrighteousness, what's left?

AUDIENCE: Righteousness. KENNETH: Righteousness.

Hallelujah! That's where love wants you. (Audience Agrees)

"Yeah, but I'm just so sorry I did it." Well, you still got it.

You haven't repented of that. "Oh, I repent of it." No, you

haven't repented until you receive, by faith, your

forgiveness--(Audience Agrees)--and acknowledge it. I

don't care how you feel about it. I know you feel like a rat,

but if you'll learn how to walk by faith, you can kill that

feeling. Amen. "Oh, Brother Copeland, you--the first thing

you know, they'll just all be sinning and confessing, and

sinning and confessing." So? That's better than sinning and

not confessing and sinning and not confessing. (Laughter) No

born-again--no born-again child of God is looking for a way to

sin and get away with it. You--that--that's just not in

you anymore. You'll learn that in I John if you spend some time

reading and studying. That--you're looking for a way

to get out from under it, to break its--break its authority

and power in your life. (Audience "Amens") Well, if you

really, really--if we really, really knew, its power and

authority has already been broken in our lives. You'd be

surprised how weak that thing is because its strength is in the

flesh. But your power is in the Spirit. (Audience "Amens") Amen.

Now, ha-ha, let's walk through this. Remember now--let's go

over and read our text first before we do this. We can get

this on our minds. In the 8th verse of I John 4, "He that

loveth not knoweth not God; for God is love." Then come down to

the 16th verse, "We have known and believed the love that God

hath to us," known and believed it. Now, it's one thing--it's

one thing to mentally accept it, but it's another thing to trust

it. You learn to trust that love. Notice what he said here

now. "We have known and believed the love that God hath to us.

God is love; he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God, and God in

him. Herein is our love made perfect," or developed, "that we

may have boldness in the day of judgment: because as he is, so

are we in this world. There is no fear in love." Well, of

course not. God is love. There's no fear in Him, and He's in us.

"Perfected love casteth out fear." Don't you remember the

scripture says, "Stir up the gift that is within us"? He "has

not given us a spirit of fear; but of power and of--" AUDIENCE:

"--love--" KENNETH: "--love and of a--" AUDIENCE: "--sound

mind." KENNETH: "--sound mind." And you stir up the gift of God,

which is love, what happens? It flushes that fear out of there

because the more you stir it up and the more you feed that love,

glory to God, and the tide starts rising in there, it gets

to the place where there's no room left for fear anymore. It's

gone. Now, I want to talk to you about this a little bit.

Fear--you can have--people do this all the time. People manage

fear. People do it all the time. I mean, saved or unsaved, people

manage fear. You can have a guy, for instance, that rides big

nasty bulls, horrible, big, ugly, mean bulls, in a rodeo.

And now they wear helmets and everything else. It used to be

you didn't have nothing but your head--(Audience Agrees)--or

maybe your hat, if it stayed on your head long enough, or maybe

your head come off with the hat on it. (Laughter) He has no fear

of that animal. But then he goes and gets in his truck, and he's

driving to the next rodeo, and he's sitting there worried sick

about his finances, his children, his wife, and

everything else. Fear is there. He managed it where that bull is

concerned, and he has not learned to manage it where his

own business affairs are concerned, you understand? Worry

is fear dependent. It's fear based. So fear--now, if you're

born again--if you're not born again, your spirit is producing

fear. There's a fountain of fear in your un-born-again spirit.

Now, once you get born again, "Old things passed away; and

behold, all things are become new." And now there is no

fountain of fear on the inside of you. You have a fountain of

love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, kindness,

or the fruit of the Spirit. You have a fountain of faith in

there. But you continue to feed fear in there, it'll get in your

spirit. And you may be going along, somebody would ask you,

"You got fear in you right now?" "No. What are you talking about?

I have no fear," when actually you do. It's resident in you

because you fed it in there. And if you violate the law of love,

fear is there immediately because that's what it feeds on.

Because when you violate the law of love, huh, perfected love

casts it out. But the moment that you decide to violate that

law and step off that love line, then fear is right there. You

start worrying about stuff and that kind of thing. Now, instead

of managing fear, when you are determined to walk in the

commandment of love and you put that up first place in your

life, not by your feelings, but the simple fact that the

commander in chief has commanded us to do it. And we are soldiers

in the army of the Lord. AUDIENCE: Amen. KENNETH: Amen.

Hallelujah. (Audience Agrees) So once you come to that place and

you really realize who you are, and you begin to not only know,

but believe that love, you trust that love. "He loves me.

He loves me. He's not trying to hurt me. He's

doing everything He can to get me to listen to

Him, where I can stay out of trouble." (Audience "Amens")

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COLOR PICKUPS CARS & Boats w/Superheroes Cartoon for Kids and Babies w Nursery Rhymes - Duration: 11:23.

COLOR PICKUPS CARS & Boats w/Superheroes Cartoon for Kids and Babies w Nursery Rhymes

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COD WW2 CARENTAN MAP FREE - WW2 FREE SEASON PASS MAP - Duration: 5:32.

Yo what is going on guys it is your boy here and today guys I have a pretty

interesting video for yesterday so guys if you guys know in World War 2 ders and

map that only season pass holders get which is the Carentan map it's a

remake of the called duty remaster and the original con format Chinatown

so basically Carentan is just a copy of Chinatown but you know obviously in

the world war ii time-space anyway so there is an update coming up later this

week that will give them up to everybody for free and I'm gonna explain how it's

gonna happen when it's gonna happen why the extra stuff that's gonna be in the

update all you guys got to stay tuned for the video but y'all know first we

gotta roll that intro alright guys so basically and Call of Duty World War 2

then the next update we're gonna have is update 1.06 cuz when we had last week

was 1.05 so basically what's gonna happen is that obviously today they

start off giving us double xp so basically they were gonna give us

tomorrow but they started a date early today and it's gonna last all the way

throughout I believe November 27th it's gonna end on Monday November 27th 10

a.m. Pacific Standard Time I think PST or whatever that means

it also says and these are patch notes apparently this is what the developers

are talking about the next update they said that the development team is

working hard to stabilize like the internet and stuff like that like the

servers is she like that also the China just make the game more smoother in

terms of like matches like when you hop into a match so it doesn't lag all the

time so other than that there is also a lot of other stuff coming in in this new

update so of they won't point 0 6 is all based around Christmas time and

obviously the whole December snowy winter season so basically what's going

on is the winter care intent map will be free for everybody so yes as y'all

remember last year for infinite warfare info remastered we had a winter crash

map and for infinite warfare we had a winter winter Genesis map basically what

happened last year gonna happen this year we're gonna have a winter theme map

for free for everybody also they're calling this their

seasonal community event whatever you want to call it update 1.06 basically

the real update name is gonna be winter siege that's what they're calling it it

is update 1.06 but obviously like if y'all know overwatch you know when they

have updates they have like Halloween or something this in that update they have

names for not numbers so that's basically what this is gonna be next

something else that's happening is obviously rank play if y'all check on

rank play right now it says that the rank season is coming on December 1st

this is when we all can you know happen to write the play and get our placement

in the world and yeah it's kind of gonna be like black ops 2 hopefully so

obviously if you guys know headquarters was up yesterday but today it's gone

again I don't know why but basically headquarters right now is in a weird

stage where like it's up for some people and it's down for some people what I

mean by up and down it's like there's people in your lobby like yesterday I

had a lot of people in my lobby in headquarters and it was crazy but today

it's only me also I have a feeling that for the headquarters during the

Christmas winter season they're gonna they're gonna theme it obviously to

match Christmas and winter they're probably gonna make it snowing and snow

everywhere and have you know Christmas themed stuff like lights and Santa Claus

hats and shit like that probably they just stay tuned for that as well they're

gonna change up headquarters a little bit alright guys so the next thing is

also a game updates are gonna update the game obviously with the normal updates

like we had later so basically what's gonna be in this patch is for now all we

know what the developer told us is that they're gonna be fixing parties issued

like that you know how people get kicked out of parties they're gonna finalize

that to make sure it never happens again obviously if you guys don't know on a on

point of how there's that glitch where you can hide somewhere so they're gonna

fix that and also they said they're gonna adjust the bar basically they're

gonna increase the repo of it and reduce the punch reduction also they're noting

the bar again because it still Opie they're just gonna increase the recoil I

don't know why they're increasing the recoil so much I think they should turn

now the damage because that's the main reason why it's killing people so easily

anyways so they're gonna fix the bar they're also gonna fix the flinch that

everybody's been talking about especially when you use Prime you're

gonna try to make it like black ops 2 flinch and prime is gonna

new toughness they're gonna fix nakey if you guys don't know what sneaking is its

when you crouch and go prone repeatedly also it says they're listening to bands

and looking at global match data so I'm pretty sure that basically just means

you're gonna fix the arm hopefully they fix I'm consolidation is unplayable

right now basically what happens is like when you get a kill it's plus fifty

score so like if you want to a beat you're gonna have to kill 10 people so I

guys that's basically it that's what's gonna be in the new winter siege update

or update 1.06 they're not only giving away Carentan map for free but it's also

gonna be winter based headquarter is gonna look different a lot of changes

coming to bars getting nerve the fix and hopefully hopefully

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The 'Stranger Things' Kids Were Nearly a Motown Super Group - Duration: 6:18.

WITHIN THDEMOE ON ONE OF THE HODEMOT TV SHOWS IN THE WORLD

TDEMO.

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ACTORS, THEY WERE IDEMOMO-TOWN COVER BAND WITH JAMDEMOORDEN.

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BUT WE WERE IN THE SAMEDEMODE.

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OF DEMOLIX'S HOTTEST TV SHOWS.

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WE'RE THE UPSIDE DOWNSDEMOOD DEMOT.

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BTS Surprises Super Fans & Their Moms on Kimmel - Duration: 3:30.

You may have noticed on your way into the theater today,

there's a lot of frenzied--

a lot of excitement outside.

Kids have been camped out in line for days

because the Korean band BTS is here.

[AUDIENCE SCREAMING]

Exciting.

They are here-- look at this line.

They're in town for the American Music Awards on Sunday

and they're going to play music on our outdoor stage.

BTS is very, very popular, and we want

to have some fun with that.

So we went to the line outside and we

found moms who are waiting in line with their daughters.

There are a lot of moms out there.

I don't know what we made up.

We said, come inside, we want to know

what it's like to be the mother of a super fan of BTS.

So anyway, we were going to send the band

outside to the audience, but the police and the fire department

and our lawyers said at least 100 people

would be killed if we did that.

They're very enthusiastic fans.

So we brought the moms inside and introduced

them to the boys in BTS and--

[AUDIENCE GASPS]

[EVERYONE LAUGHS]

If you think you're mad, wait until you find

out how mad the daughters were.

COUSIN SAL: We're talking to moms whose kids are super fans.

Can we talk to you for a second? - Yes.

COUSIN SAL: Great.

Can we borrow her for just a couple minutes?

Come with us. [GIRLS CHEERING]

We're talking to moms of superfans of the day.

Can we talk to you for a minute? - Yeah.

COUSIN SAL: Here, come with us.

Want to talk to you.

[PHONE RINGING]

It's your mom.

It's your moms.

Hi.

COUSIN SAL: Can you say hi to your moms?

Hi mom.

Where are you?

OK.

Whoa!

[GIRLS SCREAMING]

Oh my god.

Hey!

How are you doing?

[GIRLS SCREAMING]

Sucks to be you.

[INAUDIBLE]

[GIRLS SCREAMING]

So there you go.

[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]

Oh there they are.

Hi.

So what happened?

Your moms got to see BTS and then you guys didn't?

Yeah.

JIMMY KIMMEL: How are you feeling right now?

Describe your emotions if you could.

A little jealous.

JIMMY KIMMEL: A little bit jealous?

Did you ask your mom what happened?

Yeah. JIMMY KIMMEL: Yeah?

And are you smelling her to see if they rubbed any BTS--

[EVERYONE LAUGHING]

Are you excited that your moms met BTS?

Or would you rather they had never met BTS at all?

No, I'm really happy.

JIMMY KIMMEL: You were happy for her?

Yeah, happy.

JIMMY KIMMEL: Did she tell you all about it?

- Yeah she did. - Yeah?

And what was your reaction overall?

Did you like them?

Yes.

Very nice.

I'm very excited, very nervous, and very lucky

to be the one.

Yeah.

I will say that you in a way, if you think about it,

you're almost as lucky as your daughter is

unlucky for not meeting them.

[EVERYONE LAUGHING]

Well, it's very exciting for some of you.

Thanks to BTS.

They will be on the American Music Awards on Sunday night,

and you can see them on our show November 29th.

[AUDIENCE SCREAMING]

Hi, I'm Jimmy Kimmel.

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You got animatronics, puppetry, visual effects.

Yeah, it looks fantastic.

This is a little evolution of the crystal fox.

We'll do a combination of a hand puppet, there'll be animatronics in the face,

and then we will make a perfect version for CGI.

Who will then scan it to be able to bring her to life in any way that Rian wants.

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The Man Who Created World Adoption Day - Duration: 7:28.

- There's donut day, there's pizza day.

- 2013 was the International Year of Quinoa.

- What?

- And I love quinoa.

- I BB too!

- A whole year?

How do you even celebrate that?

(upbeat music)

- I've always been inspired by regular people

who decide to follow their passion,

and then doing so, end up having a positive impact

on the world, bigger than they could've ever imagined.

One of those people is my friend Hank Fortener.

You started a holiday.

- Yes. (laughs)

- Tell me about that.

- It actually came about only because it didn't exist.

I think, sometimes, making an impact feels a lot for people

like, "I wanna be a part of that, I wanna be part of that,

"I wanna be part of that."

You can't stand out just by looking

where nobody's paying attention to it,

what does everybody thing is hard at being done.

I had a big personal experience with adoption.

After three of us biologically, my parents fostered 36 kids,

over a seven-year period.

We had an amazing family unit, that focused on

taking care of kids that didn't have a family.

Family never had anything to do with last names or blood,

or color, or DNA, it was always who was in our home,

that we were taking care of, that's who family was.

We kinda slammed our face into the system,

which is not serving kids well.

I had a little brother for three years, his name is Robbie,

and just an unbelievable, unbelievable kid,

and we bonded super super fast,

he was with us for three years.

Then, we got a phone call and within 24 hours,

the police and a social worker came

to take him out of our home.

So, take a six-year old, three-year old, four-year old,

into the system,

send them to different sets of parents and families.

You don't remember every house, you just know,

"The world is gonna use me and pass me around."

They turn 18, they're handed trash bags to hold their items.

Most of the times, sometimes it's great programs,

the YMCA and YWCA created some really great programs,

but for a minority of these kids.

Most of them end up unemployed,

most of them end up in prison.

That part of the journey was super difficult for me,

and which is part of the reason what shifted our family

into a permanent adoption.

So, we had seven years of foster care,

and they pursued to do 10 years of adoption,

and we adopted eight kids from six different countries.

- Wow.

So, we see where your drive

for adoption comes from. - For sure.

- And then, from that, you started a organization

called AdoptTogether.

- Yeah.

AdoptTogether was started as a platform,

that helps families fundraise for their adoption.

- Okay.

- When we realized it's so expensive,

it could be towards $40,000, $50,000 to adopt domestically.

If you're a teacher or a cop,

if you make 50 or 60 grand a year, they're like,

"I'll take a year's salary in cash."

You know, what's the percentage of people that have that?

- Yeah.

- 86% of people who considered adoption,

they just bail.

So, we hope that people might look at the price tag and go,

"It's a sign I shouldn't adopt."

But they look at AdoptTogether and go,

"Okay, it's a sign we should adopt."

- And from what point, after starting your foundation,

did you realize,

"Hey, let's turn this thing into a holiday?"

- I'm a friend of Scott Harrison, who started Charity Water.

Been an amazing support, and also a mentor in the process.

And every time I would tell him about what I was doing,

he would always say, "Throw a party."

As it turns out, you need basically cool parties

to raise money in the world.

So, we're about to hit our $5 million,

just a massive success,

for us, that was like way beyond what we'd imagined.

So, we started that in 2012, and then, in 2013,

we were like, "We gotta figure out how to celebrate.

"We gotta throw a party."

We'll do something around World Adoption Day.

And we're sitting in a room, talking about the party,

and I finally said, "Hey guys, somebody Google

"when World Adoption Day is,

or we'll just do our own adoption day,

'cause it has to be a World Adoption Day."

- There has to exist, right?

- They're sitting there, "Can't find it."

I'm like, "Okay, could I have the computer?

"Let me show you how the internet works."

(laughs)

And I'm looking, and I make a fool of this person,

and then I'm standing there and the pressure is cooking,

'cause I'm like, "I could not find World Adoption Day."

And I was like, "We know what to do now.

"We're gonna create World Adoption Day."

And then, I looked at the guys,

"Find out if the domain is available,"

which, of course, there's no such thing,

so yes, the domain was available.

So, we started the domain, got one of the guys at the table,

"Hey, I'm gonna build a site."

We built the site that night, drew everything up,

rocked it and just said, "Alright, we gotta do it."

I started calling people and saying,

"Hey, we're gonna create World Adoption Day,"

and one of the guys was,

"I think you should touch base with the UN,

because they sort of do that."

- Yeah.

- And I was, "Definitely, I should do that."

- That was on my list.

- So, I called the UN and I just said,

"Hey, I'd like to submit a day for international observance,

which I was super proud of myself

for knowing how to say that statement,

and he said, "Are you an ambassador?"

"You better believe it.

I'm an ambassador for World Adoption Day."

And he's like, "No, are you a delegate?"

"Yes, I have delegated myself

to make this phone call to you,"

and the guy's like, "That's not how this works."

He gives me this line about how hard it is,

and how long it takes, and you gotta meet these people.

I go, "Cool, then I'm just gonna do it,

"'cause we've already picked a day,

"which I was gonna tell you about, it's November 9th."

He's like, "Okay, yeah, if you can do it,

"but it won't be real."

Then I was, "No offense, but this is the

International Year of Quinoa,

and I'm the only person that I know who knows that."

- Yeah (laughs).

- "So, if I can make it real, then you and I work out

the logistics later," and he's like,

"Fine. Good luck."

So, we needed some activation,

we needed some way to communicate to people,

they were celebrating, give people a way to celebrate.

A lot of ideas came up and I love a lot of art history,

and how art has impacted culture.

And there's a story of a guy named Harvey Ball.

Harvey was an artist 50 years ago,

who created the Smiley Face.

And I remember that story and remember those pieces,

when somebody said, "We need a visual, we need an icon,

"we need what is World Adoption Day."

For me, having come from a world where adoption

was such a tragic story to begin with,

you don't come to adoption

because everything is going smoothly.

- Yeah.

- You come to adoption because a birth mother

tragically is either not well or not capable or able

of her own volitioncess,

"I know I cannot give this child life."

So a child and their mother are separated,

that's where adoption starts, which is tragic.

What adoption does is redeems that broken feeling,

it brings a healing and hope, joy and a celebration.

So I said, "Let's draw a smiley face on people's hands,

"and have them post a selfie and say,

Happy World Adoption Day."

I wanted to raise-

- I love that, it makes you feel good,

as soon as you see it, you're smiling.

- Yeah, everything can suck around you,

but if for one day, everybody's gonna say,

"Hey, family is everything, every child deserves a family,"

and we're gonna boost morale around this conversation

that has, otherwise, been taboo or awkward or uneasy,

and you get to celebrate people.

We got Shaq to post, so it got people pumped and excited,

since this we've had Ellen and Charlize Theron,

and so many people whose lives have been touched,

and they posted a smiley face.

It's 100% participation, anybody can participate

and vote for families and vote for kids to have a home.

I wanted to change the way people imagined family,

and the amount of people who posted this,

who said, "Hey, I'm adopted, I've never told my story,

"I've never told my family how grateful I am for them."

People posted and said, "I have a little brother

"who's adopted, I've never told people that."

It's just extraordinary for me to go,

even though all these stories begin with tragedy somewhere.

- Yeah.

- For one day, we're just gonna celebrate that

because of those tragedies.

I have my brother Brendon, and Matthew, and Hope, and Gab.

I have these people in my life because of that tragedy,

and for one day, I'm gonna celebrate it.

- You basically started a movement.

- Hopefully. (laughs) Hopefully.

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The Try Guys Feed Wild Animals In Alaska • The Try Vlog - Duration: 8:59.

- [Keith] We're going to see the moose,

the moose, the moose.

We're going to see the moose, the moose today!

- See, Zach's the lynx, I think.

And then, Keith's the moose.

And then, Ned, you're a brown bear.

And I'm a tundra wolf.

- [Ned] I guess that makes sense.

- [Eugene] Yeah.

Tundra wolf.

- I'm the moose?

(upbeat music)

- Welcome to our beautiful Alaska getaway!

(plane engine)

- It's eight o'clock, and already Alaska

is bubbling with excitement!

It's like he can't not look majestic.

- That thing can fuck you up.

- Now we're going an a nature adventure today...

If we don't get blown away.

- What kind of animal is this?

- [Ned] They usually don't have Ned.

- [Zach] Found it right here.

- Really?

We're here in Alaska filming a very special secret video.

- We have more days here than we have things to do.

Luckily, we've got a game.

- We have now embarked on foot for our morning moose hunt.

It's a cold, hard moose butt.

Whoa!

Okay we're leaving, bye-bye!

No more chain link fences will protect us.

We are going out into the wild.

The other three guys are asleep.

They did karaoke.

- Fuck! I'm like a bird! I only fly away!

- (inaudible)

- ♪Part of that world♪

- Where do I go, there's no end!

- [Ned] Here's where we go for the end of the world.

- This is like when the character goes

into the forbidden woods.

Florida man gets mauled by a moose in Alaska

trying to take a picture of it.

(ominous music)

Oh, that's not tiny.

I don't know if he sees us.

Oh God he sees us, he definitely sees us now.

He knows we're vlogging.

(screaming)

- I'm going to surprise the rest of the guys.

I got them some coffees. Let's see.

- [Keith] Ned!

- [Ned] Good morning!

- Stop it!

- [Ned] We're in Alaska!

Eugene wake up!

- No, I don't wanna.

- I'm Zach. I'm weak.

(laughter)

- Hey, what do you guys wanna do today, huh?

- Ow!

- [Ned] This is a game that Buzzfeed made, let's play it.

- [Keith] And awkward party game by Buzz Fuzz.

- This is a game called "Social Sabotage", the way it works

is one person draws a "where" card like, "send a man..."

and then the other players have to pick one of their cards.

So you might have to send a man,

"I've always admired your calf muscles."

- So this is like hypothetical texting?

- Every one is different, a lot of these are posted

on your Facebook or on your Instagram--

- And if the person does it, they get a point.

Boom, let's play.

- Send a woman

(guys laughing)

- Oh, I got it, Keith you're gonna pick mine.

- So should I send a woman

"my breath smells like beef jerky"?

Should I send a woman a video

of you in the bathroom pointing out all the features?

Or, a photo of you kissing your own reflection?

That is, that is perfect to a T!

- Dammit!

- I'm doing it.

- [Zach] Wow, this is hot.

Okay, that's enough.

- What? I like me.

- Can we go see a moose now?

We have arrived at the Nature Conservation Center.

We're gonna see some animals.

("Old McDonald Had a Farm" playing)

- So they aren't married, it's just sort of a free-for-all.

- It's a free-for-all, big salmon orgy.

They die for love.

- Wow, they just mix all of their seed together.

- Sounds like your Wednesday date nights, Ned.

- It is not like my Wednesday date nights, Zach.

- Will you quit it?

Everyone can see the bears now,

but I'd like to think that the bear and me

had a special time when no one else was there.

Susan Sarandon, I love your work,

can I get an autograph?

When a bear comes here, they just must crush salmon.

Like, this is so easy. They're just everywhere.

- Yeah, and that's why our brown bear are bigger.

- [Eugene] Yeah.

(laughter)

- This is all bear-y interesting.

(Eugene dry laughing)

- [Zach] Those are big deer.

- Are they expensive, yeah they're a lot of dough.

- Water's so silty because it's full of glacial till.

- That gets my sill of approval.

- Eugene there's something I've been

meaning to talk to you about.

You know what, Alaska you later.

- You feeling horny?

- I don't think he heard you.

- Yeah this guy's buff...ello!

- I can bear-ly see him.

- [Zach] Hello, yes, big fan. I love your work.

- Oh, these are elk?

- I don't associate with their elk.

- [Zach] Have we been getting it wrong the whole time?

Oh dear.

Can I get an autograph?

Oh my God, you're beautiful. You're beautiful.

So how's the phone that was dropped?

- [Ned] She dropped her phone in, how embarrassing.

- [Zach] Em-bear-assing?

Where's that hot, hot whale action?

Whale, I think we're done here.

Bye, son!

- How many exes do you have Ned?

- I don't want to talk about this, you guys.

- [Zach] Did I get a refuse to send an ex?

- Ned's not wife.

- [Ned] Come on.

- Ned's not wife.

- I use my ex's HBO Go password still.

- What?

- You can't do that when you're married!

(instrumental music)

- [Keith] Oh my God, is that an eagle?

- It's a bald eagle.

- It's a bald eagle, Keith.

- Wow. It's beautiful.

- Yeah.

- And then there's some other owl over here?

(bird screech)

(bird screech)

- That's majestic as fuck.

- [Eugene] I just ate a bunch of oysters, rock and roll!

My older sister texts back, "fuck you".

Then my little sister texts back, "Yeah, fuck you."

- [Keith] Wow.

- Family!

- [Keith] Family.

Whoa, what happened? What just happened to you?

- I sneezed and I coughed. I snoughed.

- [Keith] That sounded like an animal.

- It started as I sneezed.

- Speaking of animals, I wonder

what they're up to right now.

Oh Snickers, you do not smell good.

(porcupine whining)

I'm sorry that I said you smell bad.

I didn't mean to hurt your feelings.

- [Eugene] Nice to know

even wild cats act just like cats.

- That fact that he wants nothing

to do with me makes me want him more.

- [Keith] These are real wolves.

- Are those meat cubes?

- Yeah, they're actually blood pops.

- [Ned] So, what are these cubes?

- Literally frozen chicken blood.

I made them earlier today.

- [Ned & Zach] You made them?

- [Girl] Yeah.

- [Zach] You little chef.

- [Keith] You're a chef.

- Do you guys want to get some gloves on?

- You can throw the last four.

- [Distorted Voice] Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

- Oh my God.

- [Ned] Oh my God, we get to feed wolves!

Yeah, so what are blood pops made out of?

- The blood of your father.

- [Zach] We're gonna break one of those rules.

- I'll do the inaugural blood cube.

Delicious, healthy, blood cubes.

Yeah!

- So boys, who's hungry?

- [Keith] (inaudible) that blood cube!

- What was your favorite part about the blood cube?

- Oh, probably the cube.

- Can you sit?

The female took a little bit of it,

but he got a lick. He got a lick.

- Blood pops!

- Time to leave now.

- Oh that's my new buddy.

What's the name of the porcupine here?

- [Zach] Snickers.

- Snickers.

- Snickers, oh. Maybe I'll call him,

I'm gonna name you Porcupine.

- [Ned] Very creative.

This is the greatest day of my life.

So soft.

- So soft. Oh it's so soft, so soft.

- Whoa, hey!

This has been a vlog, thanks for the vlog,

(grunting)

You get it!

- [Keith] You get it, there's a bear.

- [Ned] Oh shit!

- [Eugene] On Dasher, Prancer, Donner, Blitzen, Rudolph.

- Where's Chanta?

- [Keith] Chanta is dead.

- ♪I'm your biggest fan♪

- ♪Don't lead me his way♪

- ♪Something I were to feel with♪

- I don't know, there's no end! I don't know!

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We Survived With Infertility, And Now We Have Quadruplets - Duration: 7:28.

- [Interviewer] So can you just talk about what life

looks like for you now with quadruplets?

You guys been to the circus?

Bye Bye!

Hello everybody, we're the Gardners.

And we have quadruplet three year old little girls.

So when Ashley and I got married,

we both knew that we wanted to have a big family.

I'm the oldest of 10, Ashley's the youngest of five

and when we decided to start trying to have children,

it was just part of a dream that we had envisioned.

We were patient in the beginning;

we didn't really worry to much about it.

We were young and we were still enjoying life.

Going into that first year of trying we started to

have some doubts and we were beginning to be frustrated.

So we decided to go to go to several different doctors

and we were just trying to figure out what was going on.

I kinda self diagnosed myself with endometriosis.

I had done some research and I pretty much knew that

I had all of these symptoms.

No one would believe me and so several years past

and we went to several different doctors

and they just said well we don't know why.

Just keep trying and it was super frustrating.

It was about six years in that we finally found

a doctor that agreed with me that I had endometriosis

and sent me to a surgeon who did a laparoscopy surgery.

That's the only way you can see if you have endometriosis

is if they go in physically and look at it.

When she went in for the surgery she predicted

that I probably had about a stage two endometriosis

and when she got out of the surgery she realized

I had a stage three borderline four endometriosis

and that means that basically I just have scar tissue all

over my reproductive organs which was keeping us

from getting pregnant.

- [Tyson] She cleaned out as much as she could

and gave us the best chances of getting pregnant

on our own at that point.

We tried for another year and we still didn't get pregnant

we started to look into adoption and I just had this

really strong gut feeling that I just needed to try

IVF one time.

Both of them are very expensive, time consuming,

a lot goes into that process and so you know making that

decision for us was one of the hardest decisions

that we had to make at that time.

You know a lot of infertility is not covered by insurance

and so we knew we were kind of on our own.

So we decided to go in and tell our doctor we were ready

to do IVF; we had saved up the money for it.

That is not an easy process to do at all.

It is very draining.

I mean you're giving yourself shots every single day.

It's extremely painful to go through.

We got through the process, but all of our eggs ended

up not making it except for the two

so they put the two back and we waited.

He gave us a 40 percent chance of having one baby.

Those were the odds that they gave us

so I mean that was a very very emotional and tough day

for both of us.

If this didn't work we were just gonna go onto adoption

which was gonna be great.

During that time we had a lot of fears and doubts

that were starting to creep in.

That we were just gonna have one and I wanted to have

twins at least; I was praying for twins.

We go in for the ultrasound and she starts looking

and she immediately sees two sacks and she goes

oh you guys have twins. We were ecstatic.

Oh my gosh, twins that's amazing.

We were so pumped. And she goes,

wait hold on a second.

She keeps getting closer and closer to the screen

and I looked at Tyson and honestly my first thought was

oh my gosh like one or both of them don't have

heartbeats and it felt like an eternity before she

finally was like there's four in there.

And I was like oh my gosh is this real life?

I mean I'd never known anybody who had

had quadruplets before.

I was so excited because this was it for us

and like we're gonna get our whole family

but is my body able to do this?

Are the babies gonna be okay?

Honestly coming outta that ultrasound like

we didn't even know which way to turn.

This was something I mean so unexpected.

Luckily for us both of our families live close.

Our brothers, our sisters are here, our parents

and we relied on them heavily.

The pregnancy just kinda was a whirlwind from there.

You don't really have time to sit back and enjoy the moment

of geez we're having quadruplets let's think

about this for a minute.

I mean you just go go go go go.

The doctors wanna see you every week.

It is a high risk pregnancy and they wanna check

and look at those babies as much as they can.

Everything had looked great and all the babies

were growing perfectly; their heartbeats were perfect,

everything was great.

I went in at 20 weeks for an appointment

and everything went completely the opposite direction.

They had been watching for something called TTTS

which is twin to twin transfusion syndrome.

When TTTS happens it means that their blood vessels

have fused together and they're sharing nutrition,

which is fine as long as they keep sharing it

back and forth and Esme had given all of the nutrients

to Indie and Indie wasn't passing any of it back.

So this means that Indie had a ton of fluid around her

to the point where her heart was beating overtime

and she was about to go into heart failure.

And Esme you couldn't even see her individual sack

that she was in; it was suctioned cupped to her body

and they couldn't find a bladder on her so she was

technically starving to death.

We found out that day that there are incredible doctors

who do these life saving fetal surgeries.

No one in Utah did it so we had to fly to LA

to get a surgery from an incredible doctor there.

He drained a liter of fluid off of Indie's sac

which was a ton for a little tiny baby.

They use a laser and they separate the blood vessels.

So this surgery was either going to work and it was

going to save all of these babies lives

or it was gonna cause so much trauma that I was going

to just deliver and we would have lost them all.

And there was just a 50 50 chance and we just had to

go with it and go with our faith

and prayer that everything was gonna be okay.

They did the surgery, we waited 24 hours.

We went and did another ultrasound and all four

of these little miracle babies had survived

that very traumatic surgery and we flew back home

and I was on bedrest from then until I delivered.

So an average day for us is the girls wake up about

eight o'clock and we wake up, we bring them downstairs,

we cook 'em all breakfast, and you try and get two year olds

to eat which they don't.

Me as a paranoid mom, I'm always running around with

like snacks and fruit and just eat something.

We usually try to do an activity in the morning

whether it's a park or-- Yeah we go out.

Taking them on a little shopping trip

to where they can get out, run their energy out.

So yeah that's what we do and then we come home,

we eat lunch and the girls go down for a nap still.

We are lucky with that; not all two year olds almost

three year olds nap.

That's when me and Tyson work.

Then they wake up and we just play and do dinner

and then play more, do bath time, and then it's off to bed

and then me and dad work again.

You know when the babies were born it was just

such a miracle and honestly in think God just looked out for

us; He blessed us every step of the way.

He really did I mean every doctor we've come in contact

with has said-- You're girls

shouldn't be this healthy. They shouldn't be

this healthy or you know some of them shouldn't even have

been here; they truly are miracles and they

have a purpose for being here because they have

defied every odd that was thrown at them.

I mean when they were born, Indie was my smallest

and she got down to one pound six ounces.

She just fit in the palm of your hand.

They were so strong and we had incredible doctors

and staff.

For those of you guys who are still struggling

with infertility, there are definitely times

when you don't think it's going to end

and there's definitely times when you lose your faith.

Just keep putting one foot in front of the other

and take it one step at a time.

You just have to remember that everything is going to be

okay and you're story is going to be beautiful

just for you and it's going to turn out the exact way

that it is supposed to for you.

Alright so these are our quadruplet daughters

and as you can see, sometimes you have to bribe 'em

a little bit.

Charlotte look what dad's got.

You gotta get on your horse, show me how you rock.

Yeah. Good job!

(light upbeat music)

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Stephen Curry Is Official Taste Tester for Wife Ayesha's BBQ Restaurant - Duration: 2:58.

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Origin of STINGS! - Duration: 17:35.

- The sting from that insect was electric in nature.

And it was probably the worst five minutes

of my life at that point.

- Yeah, that's exactly what I call electrifying.

You want to be macho, ah I'm tough I can do this.

No, you can't.

So I tell people, lay down and scream.

(screaming)

(music)

- [Coyote Voiceover] People often ask me,

"Coyote, how many times have you been stung?".

And my answer, when I look back to the beginning,

from harvester ants to fire ants, to honey bees

to the cow killer, tarantula hawk and bullet ant,

is many times.

In fact, well over 250 times

since my climb up the insect pain index began.

However, while many people have coined me the king of sting,

this incredible journey actually began

with a well-cartographed map.

Created by a man who I consider to not only be the true king

but the actual godfather of everything

that is insect stings, Justin Schmidt.

A world-renowned entomologist and author,

he has documented the sting pain of over 80 insect species.

And today, for the first time ever, I am getting

the chance to sit down and talk with him face to face,

about his climb up the index and how our collective

experiences have helped bring in new fascination

to the world of bugs.

- So this is the guy who made the index.

- This is him, he inspired that climb all the way

through the velvet ant, the tarantula hawk

and ultimately the bullet ant.

Hah, I don't know if I'm more nervous now

than I ever have been to meet somebody in my life.

You guys ready.

- [Cameraman] I'm ready, lets do this.

- Alright, now here's what's gonna happen, I'm gonna

knock on that door, and either this is gonna be

Justin Schmidt inside and we're gonna be talking bugs

or there's gonna be a bunch of stinging insects

that come out, its gonna be a big hoax, ready.

- I'm excited, nervous, I don't know.

(knocking)

- Oh there he is, - Hello!

- the godfather himself.

- I've seen you before.

- Oh and I have seen you!

Read the book, I know absolutely everything.

Here, lets move in, let the camera crew come in.

- There's a whole team here.

- We got an entire team today filming a documentary.

This is, hold on a second, I gotta just

take a 360 here and absorb.

This is where it all comes from, wow!

This is pretty cool!

Now today's gonna be pretty interesting.

I'm gonna be sitting down with Justin to talk about

our journey of the Insect Sting Pain Index.

As you guys know, all my inspiration

has come from this man right here.

We also have another crew with us today,

that's filming a separate documentary.

Say hi, guys.

- [All] Hi! Hello!

- So we have all sorts of cameras going today.

I don't know where this is going to lead to,

but its gonna be exciting. - Its gonna be fun.

- And there's gonna be so much knowledge coming out of this.

I just can't wait to sit down and pick your brain

about what has inspired you to get stung by things.

I know where my inspiration came from, but,

what you've done!

- I wanna know what inspired you, because we have different

attitudes, very different means but I think the goals

are the same, and that's what's so beautiful.

We're trying to stimulate an interest

and love of science and biology and just life!

- [Coyote] Yes!

And bugs, people are always so afraid of bugs,

but they don't need to be afraid of these creatures.

They're beautiful and they're amazing.

And they do such wonderful things for the environment

and the more that we can educate people about them,

the better off the world is gonna be.

- Ready to start the conversation in three, two, one,

action.

- Alright guys, well this has been a long time coming.

My chance to actually sit down with who I consider

the godfather of the Insect Sting Pain Index.

The one and only Justin Schmidt.

And we are inside of his research office slash lab today.

What we're gonna do now is just have a back and forth

conversation about what this journey has been like

for both of us.

I mean I think its fair to say that you've been stung

by more creatures than I have.

I've read your book and its incredible.

And I actually to be honest, read the book part-way

through climbing the Insect Sting Pain Index.

I was turned onto The Sting of the Wild after I was

actually stung by harvester ants.

Which, maybe is a great place for us to start,

considering we're here in the Sonoran desert

which is the home of the one and only harvester ant.

Now you've been stung by harvester ants.

- Exactly, and in fact, just like what you said,

the harvester ants what got Sting Pain scale going

in the first place.

Now I've been stung by honey bees, yellow jackets,

you know paper wasps--

- Yeah, the normal things in your backyard.

- Yeah, the garden variety of stuff

that you get bitten by; various beetles and things.

I went down to Georgia, which has the eastern most extension

of the harvester ant.

I got stung by one of them, whooah!

- [Coyote] Didn't see that coming right.

- This is different!

You know I thought I knew everything there was about

stinging insects, you know I was just this dumb little kid.

- Yeah.

- I said, hey wait a minute, there's something different

going on here, and that's what got me doing the comparative.

Is this unique to harvesting ants,

or are their others that are like that?

Turns out well the answer is, now we know much later,

its unique.

- Mmm hhmm, well and for me where it began,

Without even knowing about the Insect Sting Pain Index.

We were here filming in Arizona and we were getting ready

to film in my mom's backyard,

who lives right here in Tucson.

And she said, "When you go out there,

watch out for the harvester ants!

And that's because I got stung by one the other day

and man did it give me a wallop."

And I was like, an ant, gave you a really painful sting?

So we went out, we looked at this mound in the gravel.

Its flat, you know and you got the hole with all the ants

pouring out and we were like well,

lets find out how painful that sting really is.

So we did a little research and we were like, okay,

well, no ones ever died from being stung by a harvester ant.

But lets see what happens if I take a bunch of stings.

So, you know, kind of on a whim, I said lets set up

the cameras, then I put both of my hands down and then,

before I knew it, just hundreds of ants swarming on my arms.

And I took around, what was it, like 50 or 60 stings.

60 stings from the harvester ants and it was bad!

- It was probably the world record.

- I don't know, but it was--

- Most of us give up after one sting.

- Yeah, well what I tried to do was last sixty seconds

with my hands in the nest of harvester ants,

and I did actually make it to 60 seconds.

And long story short, we ended up releasing this episode,

we didn't know how the audience would take it.

And all of a sudden everybody starts talking

about Justin Schmidt and the Insect Sting Pain Index

and are you gonna stung by a bullet ant?

And I said--

- [Justin] What's a bullet ant?

- [Coyote] Sounds like a bullet ant.

This sounds like a made-up creature right.

- [Justin] You don't want to know!

- So I looked up your work.

And lo and behold I find this picture of you with an ant

on your nose, an ant the size of your thumb.

And I'm thinking to myself,

this has got to be photoshopped right.

And I dig a little deeper and sure enough,

the legend is true, the bullet ant is real.

And that's when I ended up stumbling upon

your Insect Sting Pain Index, which is just this beautiful

chart of all these different bugs ranked on a scale

of one to four, based on, least amount of pain

to worst amount of pain.

- Exactly.

- And so, what inspires you.

I think its clear that you've inspired me, we'll get

into more of that in a second, but what would ever say

to you lets go out and get stung by things for fun?

- Well I didn't really want to go out and get stung for fun.

I was this desperate graduate student trying to get a thesis

so I could get out and get a real job.

Stop being a student eventually.

And I realized that oh, we can measure toxicity,

how much killing power something has, but we can't

measure pain?

Ouch, that one hurts, ouch that one hurts,

that one over there hurts, ouch!

But I can't put that into a computer program

and mathematically analyze what it means for the insect.

So I said, ah, we need a pain scale, the computer

can analyze one, two, three and four.

Can't analyze ouch.

So I decided that I had to make a pain scale.

The harvester ant, to cut to the chase, was a three.

Honey bee is a two.

And I kind of tell people that each number is 10 equivalent

to the number before, so 10 honey bee stings

would equal one harvester ant sting.

10 harvester ant stings would equal one bullet ant sting.

So you got six bullet ant stings

when you plunged your hands in, equivalent.

So that would be a four and half I guess,

if you wanted to extrapolate beyond a four.

- Yeah, it was extreme, it certainly woke me up!

And I think what's interesting is that you create

this index so that everybody out there can understand

these insects a little bit better and then certainly

respect them on this scale of pain.

And for us its always been about, you know let me put

myself in a guinea pig situation.

And we always encourage people never to try this,

and I know you always encourage as well.

Putting yourself in the test field is one thing

but you never know how your body's going to react

to any of these venoms.

So as you started with the harvester ants and then

you started figuring out some of these other creatures.

Were you ever nervous to take a sting?

What if this is the one

that sends me into anaphylactic shock?

What kind of went through your head?

- I never worried about the medical aspects,

I actually didn't even worry about the pain.

When you're in the thick of the battle, if you're focused

on something like pain, you can't do the battle right.

There's this wasp nest up in the tree, I may never see

this wasp nest again, I gotta get this thing,

cause that's a data point.

And a data point's important,

there aren't very many of them in my field.

I got 60, that took 30 years to get 60 or so,

or 80 I guess it is now.

But the other thing that I relied on is,

its only one percent of people who have an allergic reaction

and only one percent of those have really dire reactions

where you're likely to die.

You just get skin reactions and that sort of thing.

I say, when I'm walking across the street I could get

run over by a bus or a truck, its probably as risky

as it is out there.

The other things I worry about strangely, are mosquitoes.

- The mosquito is a really good thing to mention.

Because one thing that a lot of people don't understand

is there's a big difference between a bite and a sting.

Now a mosquito is a bite and a lot

of what we experienced are stings.

Now, we know I've been bitten by lots of other things

like snapping turtles and alligators and what not.

But the sting that is something that's very different

because its venom being injected into your body.

And I know, for me specifically, probably one of

the scariest incidences I've ever had, is something

that's lower down on the Sting Index as a two,

being the honeybee.

Is I was stung 30 plus times in the face by honeybees

by wearing a bee beard.

My face swelled up like a giant potato

and I'd never been stung by honeybees before.

So I was nervous that my body would have

some sort of negative reaction.

When people ask me, well what was the most painful

sting you've ever taken, of course it is the bullet ant.

But when you've got multiple stings in one region,

especially on your face, that was a pretty painful day.

- You can't see, and your nose is dripping and your lips

are swollen up so you can't eat.

Yeah, honeybees are actually I consider the most dangerous

of the stinging insects, because there's so many of them.

I mean you get a bullet ant, there's maybe

two or three thousand of them in the biggest colony,

but you'll only get a couple of dozen that come out.

And they can't fly.

That's a big difference if you can fly.

- So you can run away pretty quickly

and get away from the bullet ants.

- But you can't run away from bees nearly as easily.

And you have about 50, 60 thousand of these things,

and they're out to get you, boy!

That's a really scary thing.

- So in line of flying, stinging insects or some

that crawl along the ground, lets jump straight

into the tarantula hawk.

Another one of the large, flying stinging creatures

of our planet that can be found here in the Sonoran Desert.

For me, the tarantula hawk almost put a line in the sand,

no pun intended, when it came to completing the sting index

because I will never forget what it was like.

First of all, how intimidating that creature is.

To get that thing in the entomology forceps.

And it looks like an alien! - And its strong!

- It is strong, the wings are going and you see that

quarter inch sting coming in and out of that abdomen.

And that moment where I'm like alright, I'm gonna have

to place this on my forearm and take this sting.

When I finally worked up the courage to do that,

the sting from that insect was electric in nature.

I've been shocked before, by accidentally taking a zap

from an electrical cord.

This was that times 10.

And it put me on the ground,

my arm seized up from muscle contraction.

And it was probably the worst five minutes

of my life at that point.

- Yeah, that's exactly what I call electrifying.

I say imagine you're walking along in Arizona

and there's a wind storm and the powerline above

snaps the wire, and it hits you, of course that hasn't

happened to me, but that's what you imagine it feels like.

Because its absolutely electrifying, I call it debilitating

because you want to be macho, ah I'm tough I can do this,

No you can't!

So I tell people lay down and scream right!

- That's what I did.

And Mark would be like, his famous line, Coyote

are you okay, are you okay?

And it was very hard to try to compose myself to be like

alright, describe what's happening to your body right now.

Cause your mind goes into this state that just like

blank emptiness.

And all you can focus on is the fact

that there's radiating pain coming out of your arm.

- And that's why you scream,

because now you're focusing on something else.

In addition to the pain, you're focusing on (screaming).

Take a little bit of the juice off of the pain,

so maybe you lower it down to a three for as long

as you can yell.

And I can yell for a pretty long time

when I'm strung by a tarantula hawk.

- Well for me the tarantula hawk was interesting as compared

to the velvet ant is that it was five minutes of intense

pain and then just like a light switch it turned off.

And I was like (sighing), you could actually breathe again.

And its important to know that something

like a tarantula hawk is not out to sting people.

They are actually very peaceful creatures.

They are looking for nectar and unless you're a tarantula

you really don't have anything to fear,

unless you're gonna go up

and try to catch one of these insects.

So, I'd say your odds of being stung by a tarantula hawk

are slim to none unless you're really antagonizing it.

- I don't know of anyone who's ever been stung by them

except entomologists trying to catch them.

They get them in the net, this is a powerful thing,

you know its hard to get it out of the net.

And you're trying to get it out and sooner or later

you're gonna make a mistake

and that long stinger isnt very forgiving.

- Oh and theÑ're incredibly agile too, the way that they

can just swing their body and tuck their abdomen under

and before you know they've grasped on us with those

little hooked legs and boom you get a sting.

- They're grabbing tarantulas.

If you grab a tarantula you can certainly

deal with an entomologist.

Entomologists are much simpler than a tarantula.

- [Mark] So what do you think Justin, do you feel

like its about the same experience you had?

- Well I think the beauty of what we're both doing

is we're trying to make education and knowledge and love

for insects and life in general as our ultimate goal.

We want to inspire people through entertainment.

And facts and entertainment don't have to be in conflict.

They go together, and I think we're both trying to do this

in the same way.

- I absolutely agree and its a matter of admiring

these animals from a respectful distance in all instances.

And a lot of people ask me, why are you stung by

these things, why do you want to go through this pain?

Its so that we can get an education about these animals,

so that we learn about the science and so that people

understand that these creatures are not out to simply

get you, we put ourselves into these positions

so that we can explain to the audience what its like

to go through this pain.

And when you see how bad it is,

hopefully you will just say okay, that's a bullet ant

over there, I'm gonna zoom in with my camera

and get my photo from over here.

- And you learn about their biology

so that you don't get stung.

And if you know their biology, like I can pick up

a tarantula hawk by letting it crawl on me,

because I'm not threatening it.

But come in and pick it up like this and I'll get stung.

That's knowledge of the biology.

- Well, on behalf of myself, my team and everybody

out there watching, we have to say thank you for creating

the Insect Sting Pain Index.

Because without the groundwork you laid we would not

have the roadmap to follow that ultimately led to us

creating all this wonderful edutainment.

And now everybody knows more about these insects,

how to approach them in the wild, safely respect them

from a distance and then of course, just have a love

for these creatures that are oftentimes misunderstood.

So Justin thank you so much for inviting us

into your incredible office today.

And for sharing with us all this knowledge

and of course guys make sure to check out Justin's book,

The Sting of the Wild, it is absolutely fascinating.

The bullet ant chapter is my favorite.

I'm Coyote Petersen, be brave, stay wild.

We'll see you on the next location.

- [Coyote Voiceover] If you're looking for an incredibly

fascinating book, I highly recommend The Sting of the Wild,

which chronicles the best of Justin's

painful insect encounters.

In fact, I consider my autographed copy,

to be one of the most treasured manuscripts I own.

Over the course of my career, I have met some

captivating individuals, yet when it comes to someone

who can swap sting stories and the painful journey

that it took to chronicle them, no one compares to the

godfather of sting himself,

the one and only Justin Schmidt.

If you thought this episode was an interesting look

into the history of the Insect Sting Pain Index.

Make sure to go back and watch,

what Justin and I both agree is the most painful,

the sting of the bullet ant.

And don't forget, subscribe,

so you can join me and the crew on our next big adventure.

- (screaming) Oh its stuck in my arm, its stuck in my arm.

(screaming) Okay its off! its off!

Oh my gosh!

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Jimmy Fallon Pays Tribute to His Mother Gloria - Duration: 1:16.

-It's good to be back, guys.

Some of you know my mother, Gloria, passed away recently,

and I canceled our shows last week to be with my family

and make arrangements.

She was the best audience. She was the one

I was always trying to make laugh,

and she was such a fan of the show

and everything I did. Um...

[ Voice breaking ] When we were little,

my mom would walk us to the store, me and my sister,

and we would hold hands, you know, and she would squeeze

my hand three times to say "I love you"

and I would squeeze back, "I love you, too."

And...

last week, I was in the hospital,

and I grabbed her hand. I squeezed "I love you."

And I just knew we were in trouble, you know?

But I feel so grateful to be able to do this

every single night and I'm very appreciative of all the support

from all of you that my family received over the past week,

and we're going to continue to work really hard

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Thank you for watching.

Thank you for helping me and my family recover from this loss.

Mom, I'll never stop trying to make you laugh.

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More "Tonight Show" after this.

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The Try Guys Bake Bread Without A Recipe - Duration: 18:33.

More flour!?

I'm going rogue.

It smells like pizza.

Is it poison if I just eat like this?

When do you put the yeast in, I wonder?

- [Male, Offcamera] Way long ago.

(ding)

(fun carnival music)

Today, we're in the Tasty Kitchen,

where the Try Guys will try their hand

at making bread.

But, there's a catch.

They will not be getting a recipe,

or any instructions how to do it.

They will just have to go by

their own initiative and

the ingredients they have chosen.

Oh no, I ... Oh no.

- [Joan] The bakers will be judged by our panel.

Alexis deBoschnek from Buzzfeed's own Tasty Kitchen.

Hannah Hart, from her show,

I Hart Food on the Food Network.

And Zack Hall, from LA's famous

Clark Street Bakery.

Bread is very simple on paper.

You get the flour,

and by adding water to it

it makes gluten.

Which is able to trap gas.

We use the salt just to give bread flavor.

Without it, it would be bland.

And we use the yeast to make the gas in bread.

That's why bread is inflated,

and it is nice and fluffy.

This is an extremely easy thing to mess up.

Especially if you don't have

a lot of practice doing it.

Bread.

Bread is one of those things

that everybody has eaten.

But how do you make bread?

I don't bake.

I don't cook anything.

I used to be a chemist,

so I know that baking is a very precise science.

And like math, I can look at a problem

and know it's algebra.

But I'm not going to know

what the answer is.

We're just going to fucking wing it, you guys.

I think I'm going to win this today.

I think, for once,

Keith is like the leader

because I think I know what I'm doing.

Ready, guys?

On your mark.

Get set.

And try and bake!

To get started, our bakers must first

select their ingredients from the Tasty Pantry.

And I hope they choose wisely.

Oh, liquid bread.

(bottlecap pops off)

Oh, boy, this is overwhelming.

There's a lot of stuff.

I would suggest to start with a loaf

of just flour, water, salt, and yeast.

You know, it's sort of like the benchmark.

It's like, do this before you move

onto adding other ingredients to it.

Do you guys know where gluten is?

I think I just need salt,

yeast, flour.

Is there anything else I should get?

Sugar?

I got honey.

Today I'm going to make a white bread.

White bread's a lot like me.

Plain, not super healthy,

and generally likable.

Thyme.

Cayenne.

I love black roasted sesame seeds.

I love alcohol.

I love spice.

Those two things represent me.

I'm going to try to find a way

to fold it into bread.

I don't know if either belong there,

but I'm going to make it happen.

My ancestors made the mistake

of forgetting yeast in their bread.

I am not going to follow in their footsteps.

Boom.

Three things of yeast.

My approach is just going to be...

I'm just going to grab

as much bullshit as possible,

and hope that something happens.

I don't want to create poison.

(offscreen laughter)

How many eggs do I need?

Fuck it, I'll take all of them.

Oooh, cinnamon!

Oh my god, yes.

In my family, me and my dad were

the only two people that liked cinnamon raisin bread.

So it's a very special memory for me,

and I'm going to try and recreate

the cinnamon raisin bread

that we bought at the store.

- [Joan] Ready!

Set!

Bake!

Okay.

What are we grabbing? What?

I need a bowl, I need a bowl.

Need a big bowl.

Need a small bowl.

So the first thing you want to do

when you're making bread is to

mix together your ingredients.

First ingredient of bread: bread crumbs.

Thyme to bake.

Nobody?

I have this sugar from Japan.

I didn't grab sugar.

I grabbed honey.

Which is essentially sugar

that's been vomited out of a bee's mouth.

My bread is going to be a

honey white bread, and I'm going to

give it an egg wash on top,

so it looks extra special.

Cayenne!

(sneezes)

Are you starting with spices? Is that ... ?

I'm just mixing them together.

(loud bangs)

My bread is going to be the

drunken 12 spice loaf.

It has an entire pack of IPA beer,

and lots of spice.

So, what's your game plan, Ned?

First, I'm going to make a

cinnamon and sugar mixture,

and set it aside.

It's going to give it some color,

some swirls, and some sweetness.

Today, I'm making a cinnamon raisin bread.

It reminds me of growing up eating toast.

I got three different types of flour.

I'm just going to go with this one,

because it sounds the fanciest.

Buckwheat flour.

Getting buckwheat on.

Today, I am baking a buckwheat loaf,

including some of my favorite things.

Like Nutella, gummy bears, and bread crumbs.

I am starting with yeast.

So what is yeast?

Is this the stuff that gives women infections?

Is this different yeast?

So one of these yeast packets is 14 grams.

Just a little bit of that.

There we go.

That's all the yeast you need.

Yeast is going in, baby.

Let's see what happens.

As everyone knows, all chemical reactions

get accelerated by agitation,

so I'm going to stir my yeast.

You know yeast is in beer, don't you?

If Eugene's bringing more yeast, then I want more yeast.

I'm supposed to put some amount of this water

into this bowl, and then add some amount of sugar

in as well, because the sugar activates the yeast.

You don't need to activate the yeast.

If it's dried like this, you can just add it in

straight with the dry ingredients.

Mix it, add the water, it'll do it's thing.

We'll put in the flour.

Pour it all.

Get it.

Get in there.

Buck buck buck.

All about the ratio.

Next we'll go with 20 grams of salt.

Mazel tov!

This is what they do in the cooking shows,

so let's do it like that.

So I'm just going to put in a tablespoon.

Now we can add our water.

Make a nice soft dough.

- [Keith] You should use water.

Here, now, you just want to mix it

until all of the water has been absorbed

and it's homogenized, so there's

no pieces of dry flour remaining,

and there's no clumps.

You look like you're doing very well, actually.

I have watched a lot of cooking shows.

They roll the dough into a little ball.

Does egg go in bread?

Because I'm putting it in there.

Why does mine look like doodoo?

Did I fuck up something?

You need to get some more flour in there,

because that's more like, um.

Mud pies, than anything else.

Any real flour?

I don't want to open a new flour.

Eugene, I'm going to borrow some flour, buddy.

There's one thing this dough needs,

and it's a little more love.

You want to make sure you knead your bread enough.

The way to tell whether you knead it enough

is it will change from some sort of putty

into kind of holding it's own shape a little more.

It'll look smooth, it'll look shiny.

This feels a lot like I'm

massaging a really squishy butt.

It's taking me forever to fucking knead this.

And I need this!

Y'all, this is coming together!

- [Keith] How is yours that color?

I don't know, I tried to be fancy.

Why is-- Why?

From that point on, you want to be hands off.

You don't want to be too rough with it.

I knead this, baby!

Because everything you do to it

will knock gas out of it,

and make it denser and harder to bake through.

Beer volcano!

Look, the more solid stuff I put in here,

the better shot I got.

I did find a beer bottle cap in it before,

but I took it out.

At this point, you're just shaping it

so it looks like a loaf of bread.

You want to make sure

there's not too much flour.

Just enough.

Otherwise it prevents the dough

from sticking to itself.

I've got my bread all rolled up,

with cinnamon and sugar and raisins.

Right now, you know what it looks like?

It looks like one of those airplane pillows.

This is my lump.

It's a little bit of buckwheat.

Some Nutella in there,

because everyone loves Nutella.

Threw in some Fruity Pebs,

for the nostalgia factor.

Here is my bread.

Nice and ready.

I hate that Eugene's dough

looks pretty okay right now.

After you've shaped it, then it proofs.

What I like to do at this point is to

stick it in the fridge overnight.

It'll rise really slow at a cool temperature.

The next morning when you come back to it,

you'll see it's doubled in volume,

and it's ready to be baked.

- [Joan] So it's been quite a day for our bakers.

And now they're ready to put their dough aside

to proof overnight.

Oh, I hope they don't fuck it up.

(happy idyllic music)

(sheep baas)

It's day two of this exciting baking challenge.

Everyone's waiting to see.

Have their breads risen?

- [ Ned] My yeast was foaming, so hopefully

things work out okay.

I'm just worried it's going to be too big, really.

- [Zach] I think no matter what happens,

we're all impressed, you know?

It's all about the journey,

not the destination.

- [ Keith] It was already rising pretty well,

by the end of yesterday,

so I have good hopes for it.

- [Eugene] I think I did pretty poorly yesterday.

Might have been one of my worst performances

in Try Guys history.

Let's see.

Okay, let's see it.

Whoa.

Oh no!

No, it's good.

I didn't expect it to become flat.

Like a soup.

Oh my god!

It went from an airline pillow

to a buttpad.

Hey!

It rose a little bit!

It looks like a stale turd.

Holy shit!

Still smells like beer.

This looks crazy.

This is awful, and it's a monster,

and hopefully I can bake it.

Woo!

Okay, so let's talk about how to bake it.

So I'm going to try and make a

cinnamon bundt cake bread.

Cake is really just a type of bread.

One of the most beautiful things

you can do with bread is a signature.

Something that lets everybody know

that it's your bread,

and not anyone else's bread.

So I'm going to split it

with a K, for Keith.

How does he know so much about bread?

I'm just going to throw butter on it.

Yeah, now we got a real buttery dough.

Oh!

Oh, it's squirting.

To complete my bread,

I'm going to give it a nice crust

of pretzels and chocolate.

(bangs)

Oh, it did nothing.

(metal bangs)

(laughs)

(bangs)

I can't even break a pretzel right?

I'm going to make a braid.

If there's one thing I know how to do

with two sisters is braid.

I really respect what's happening

on this side of the room.

We're getting a little avant garde with it.

We're mixing it up.

(gasps)

Yes, queen, yes.

You bake for 40 minutes about about 475 degrees.

I'm doing 350 degrees.

40 minutes?

I don't know.

I'm just going to say 30 minutes.

The thing is, I wanted to preheat

mine at 375 as well.

Wow.

Because of frozen foods.

I would say that if I'm doing it,

that's maybe a sign you shouldn't do it.

I'm going to do a little egg wash on it,

so that it even looks sexier.

Ooh, that's not washing the way I want it to.

Did you add some water in there too,

or just egg?

No, just egg.

Should it be water too?

A little bit.

Welp.

I see that there's some

bubbling happening down there.

Smells good.

Why is it bubbling?

That's a cake pan, for starters.

Well, I gotta stand out in this competition.

Oh, I think you will. (laughs)

It looks like a cottage loaf.

Oh, okay.

That sounds fancy.

I'll take that.

I think I'm good.

I think I'm going to take it out.

Alright, there you go.

Then, what you're left with is

something like this.

A loaf of bread that's got

a nice color to it,

nice and even shape,

nice volume.

This is really amazing.

I can't believe it,

I'm going to fucking win.

That's bread!

The egg wash definitely remained

just egg on top of bread.

It certainly smells like eggs, but

otherwise I think it's good.

I assume you put butter on everything

because butter is delicious.

Aaah!

It's bread!

(blows air)

- [Eugene] Sesame seeds.

Welcome to the final judging.

Where we will find out

who is the top baker.

We'll be judging on three categories:

Presentation.

Taste.

And, is it bread?

Ned, will you please present your bread?

Judges, I present to you

Ned's Cinnamon Raisin.

Is that a bundt cake?

It is.

A bundt pan was used to make the bread, yes.

The 'bread.'

It smells pretty sweet.

And it's got a nice heft to it.

- [Ned] Thank you, chef.

Yeah, let's cut into this.

(all gasp)

Well, you got the swirl.

- [Ned] Wow!

The inside is gorgeous.

Yes. Yeah.

Let's see how it taste, maybe.

Oh, man.

I think that about sums up

what I think of the taste.

Where is the bitterness coming from?

Give it a try.

Need some milk right about now, right?

I think it's a good first try for sure,

but definitely could use a little bit

more sugar and salt next time.

Just to get the flavor.

It's a little bit bland.

So judges, my question now is,

is it bread?

It is bread-like.

But there's so much more it wants to be.

The more I eat it, the more I'm into it.

That is called Stockholm Syndrome.

(all laugh)

- [Hannah] Ooooh.

- [Keith] Here it comes.

Oh, is that an egg wash?

Just initially, the first scent

I'm getting off of it is the yolk.

It really smells like egg.

Presentation wise, I think this looks

like it could be bread.

Yeah, I think without the egg wash,

it would look just like

a really nice attempt at bread.

- [Keith] Yeah, I think I fucked it up

right at the end there.

Give it a shot.

Oh my god.

- [Keith] Give it a chance.

What do you think?

Oh my god.

- [Zack] It's got zero flavor.

Well, it's got to have some flavor,

you're really reacting.

And it's underbaked.

Oh, fuck.

Let's see if it bounces.

(laughter)

You'd think that it would have less--

Mmm. It's good.

So, judges, is it bread?

Yes.

This is definitely bread.

We can give it that.

We can give it that.

(applause and cheers)

- [Eugene] Alright, judges.

- [Hannah] Wow.

- [Alexis] Oh, it's beautiful.

It's beautiful!

This is Eugene's Drunken Spice Loaf.

Were you drunk when you made it?

I was.

The color is good.

The color's better.

The braid is beautifully done.

- [Hannah] Ready?

And rip.

Oooh! Oooh!

Wow.

Look at this!

It looks really good.

- [Hannah] This feels like bread.

Oh.

- [Hannah] Oh wow.

That is great.

I would almost swallow this.

I will.

- [Eugene] I'll take it. Really?

Yes, this is--

My slice is good!

I just feel like it's old beer.

It is three bottles of beer.

You might have gotten

a lot of star anise in your slice.

I didn't know how it was proportioned.

Is this your first time making bread?

Yeah, it's my first time.

Not a bad job at all.

No, no.

Actually slightly impressive.

(booing)

Boo, he was a mess!

So the final question is,

is it bread?

Absolutely.

Am I still drunk?

Because I wasn't expecting these answers.

Okay, Zach.

Please present your bread.

Judges, today we've seen

where bread has been.

I'm going to show you

where bread is going, if you will.

An introduction.

- [Zach] I present my take on the buckwheat bread:

The Bucksweet Bread.

What forest floor did you

pick this up off of?

You're telling me that if you

walked into an organic food restaurant,

and you saw that, you wouldn't be like,

"Yeah, I'm intrigued."?

You know, it look rustic.

- [Zach] Thank you, thank you.

I don't want to eat it.

Cause you just want to lick at it all day.

Because it's so beautiful.

I get it.

- [Hannah] I'm just going to...

Does it look like bread?

No. No.

Are there sprinkles in here?

- [Hannah] Oh, I like that it just falls.

- [Zach] It's a crumble loaf, did I not mention that?

I'm real confident with this one.

I can't-- It's funny.

I can't actually seem to pick it up.

- [Zach] Come on, Zack.

From one Zach to another.

No. Nonono.

Just put your tongue on it.

We lost Zack, that's fine.

There's only room for one Zach in here.

Got my girls.

Oh, come on.

That is the worst food

I've ever tried in my life.

Wow. Wow, you did it.

I didn't know I'd be getting a superlative today.

That's amazing.

It's truly terrible.

I actually am covered in chills.

I swallowed at least ten percent of that.

That's not the goal.

You could not pay me to eat this.

Is it bread?

This is not bread, at all.

Right, because it's next level.

Uh, no, this is not bread.

Chefs, thank you.

You know, I can leave this

wherever you want.

No, you should burn it.

So, judges.

What do you think?

On the bright side, we know which is the worst.

- [Zack] Oh, yeah.

Ned's was really beautiful.

True.

If he had been going for bundt cake,

he would have really nailed it.

And if he had used sugar.

- [Hannah] Keith's.

- [Zack] It looked like a

big pterodactyl egg to me.

Keith's I liked a little,

because I like eggs.

Eugene's?

- [Zack] What was very impressive, that--

- [Alexis] That braid?

- [Zack] Yeah, that braided it up.

The piece you had was more edible.

I was thinking about swallowing it.

Joan, I believe we're in agreement.

Okay, let's call them back in.

(sweet piano music)

(kid baas)

So, welcome back, bakers.

The judges have given us their results.

Are you ready?

Fourth...

...is Zach.

The challenge was to make bread,

and you did not.

And third, we have

Ned.

It looked nice when it came out.

It looked really nice, Ned.

- [Hannah] Really good job.

- [Alexis] Really nice.

So on the second,

we have Keith.

- [Zack] The dinosaur egg.

You really have a future

in almost sort of making bread.

- [Joan] And now for the big finale.

Wonder who it could be?

I'm pleased to announce...

Eugene. Eugene.

Congratulations!

Yay, thank you!

I've been asking for hugs all day.

I really think it was the coloring

and the distribution that--

That's what edged everybody out, you know?

You actually had something

that was kind of like a crust.

It's not good.

- [Zack] No no no. Let's not get confused here.

It's not good.

It is the best out of the others.

(judges laugh)

I think we learned how to

accidentally make bread.

This inspired me to try cooking

more than I do now.

Can't help but say I'm incredibly discouraged

about the outcome of today's video.

I tried so hard to engineer a video

that couldn't end the same way all videos end.

Sometimes you take risks.

And like Eugene, it pays off.

Other times, those risks do not pay off.

I want to try and bake bread

with a recipe next time.

I feel like I could have really nailed this

if I just had a couple of simple instructions.

Eugene's did taste better, okay!?

I'll admit it!

That's what I'm upset about.

His bread was better!

I'm not mad because I think

that his wasn't better and I should have won.

He should have won.

I'm mad that I wanted to win more

and I didn't!

I'm disappointed in myself!

And I've been externalizing all my anger

on Eugene and other people but

I'm mad at my own shortcomings.

Shouldn't have put the egg on top!

(offscreen laughter)

(kid quietly baas)

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Maroon 5 Busks in NYC Subway in Disguise - Duration: 3:38.

-Hey guys, I'm here at the 50th Street subway station

right below Rockefeller Center

with Adam Levine and James Valentine of Maroon 5.

The three of us about to go on to the subway platform

and start busking in disguise.

No one knows that this is going to happen,

nobody knows that it is Maroon 5.

Let's do this. -Yeah!

[ Subway brakes screech ]

♪♪

[ Harmonica playing ]

-♪ Well, this thing called love ♪

♪ I just can't handle it ♪

♪ This thing ♪ -♪ This thing ♪

-♪ Called love ♪ -♪ Called love ♪

-♪ I must get round to it ♪

♪ I ain't ready, crazy little thing called love ♪

♪ There goes my baby ♪

♪ She knows how to rock 'n' roll ♪

♪ She drives me crazy ♪

♪ She gives me hot and cold fever ♪

♪ She leaves me in a cool, cool sweat ♪

♪♪

♪ I gotta be cool ♪

♪ Relax ♪

♪ Get hip and get on my tracks ♪

♪ Take a back seat hitch-hike ♪

♪ And take a long ride on my motorbike ♪

♪ Until I'm ready, crazy little thing called love ♪

♪ Oh, yeah, crazy little thing called love ♪

Thank you very much. [ Cheers and applause ]

-We're going to do one more song for you guys,

but first I'd just like to say hello,

my name is Jimmy Fallon. [ Cheers and applause ]

And this is Maroon 5!

Give it up, New York City!

-I wish I could leave that on.

♪♪

♪ I'm hurting, baby, I'm broken down ♪

♪ I need your loving, loving, I need it now ♪

♪ When I'm without you I'm something weak ♪

♪ You got me begging, begging, I'm on my knees ♪

♪ 'Cause really I don't care where you are ♪

♪ I just want to be there where you are ♪

♪ And I got to get one little taste ♪

♪ Sugar ♪ - ♪ Sugar ♪

-♪ Yes, please ♪ -♪ Yes, please ♪

-♪ Won't you come and put it down on me? ♪

♪ Right here ♪ -♪ Right here ♪

-♪ Yes, I need ♪ -♪ I need ♪

-♪ Little love and little sympathy ♪

♪ Yeah, you show me good loving, make it all right ♪

♪ Need a little sweetness in my life ♪

-♪ Your sugar ♪ -♪ Sugar ♪

-♪ Yes, please ♪ -♪ Yes, please ♪

-♪ Won't you come and put it down on me? ♪

-You sound good, New York City!

[ Cheers and applause ] -♪ Right here, I need ♪

♪ Little love and little sympathy ♪

-Come on, sing it loud!

-♪ Yeah, you show me good loving, make it all right ♪

♪ Need a little sweetness in my life ♪

♪ Sugar ♪ -♪ Sugar ♪

-♪ Yes, please ♪ -♪ Yes, please ♪

-♪ Won't you come and put it down on me? ♪

♪ Won't you come and put it down on me? ♪

[ Cheers and applause ]

Won't you come and put it down on me?

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Maroon 5, thank you New York City!

Yeah! [ Cheers and applause ]

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$1,977 Japanese Grapes - Duration: 5:52.

(upbeat music)

- Welcome to a new episode of Worth It One Stop.

It's a new show where we try foods that are

uniquely worth it in their own worth it ways.

This is Rie.

- Hi.

- Today we're gonna be trying out some expensive grapes.

How expensive?

We were gonna buy $1,000 grapes but we found out

somebody actually bought them in the last 24 hours.

So we can't get 'em anymore.

That's crazy.

- Yeah.

- So it's worth it to somebody.

What would you say are the main differences between

American grapes and Japanese grapes?

- We don't eat the skin.

- What?

- We peel the skin and eat the fruit inside.

- Interesting. - Oh.

You know what else is in peak season right now?

- What's that?

- Cicadas. Oh my gosh.

Walking through a garden and they're just like.

(whining noise)

- Yeah, it's their garden.

- Okay. Nature's beautiful.

I'm not gonna be a hater going in.

- You don't have grape expectations?

- Ooh, nice.

- That's actually good one.

(laughter)

- Thank you, Rie.

(upbeat music)

- I think - Whoa, is that an apple?

- Yeah.

- Oh. Look at the spots.

- This is my favorite thing.

This melon.

The way that the stem is perfectly straight like that.

- Rie, do you have like a favorite fruit?

- Peach in Japan.

It's like bigger, juicier.

- [Steven] Those look like butts.

- And now here are the grapes.

They're just like really big.

Don't touch.

- Wait I can't touch this?

- No. No touching.

(speaking in foreign language)

- Can you tell us a little bit about

the culture of fruits in Japan?

(speaking in foreign language)

Why are these grapes so expensive?

This is not normal, right?

What makes it so expensive?

(speaking in foreign language)

- Boom.

- That is a present.

It looks like an award, too.

It actually makes a lot of sense.

Getting a gift of fruit for somebody.

If I'm gonna buy, you know, my girlfriend

a gift, and I get her flowers,

they're beautiful but she can't eat them.

- So you're never going to buy

your girlfriend flowers again?

Only fruit?

- If, you know, yeah.

No. That's not true.

Sorry, no.

1,000 grams.

- This is a very nice box.

Can I keep this box?

Oh, yeah.

The key component of giving a good

gift is the package it comes in.

Yeah. - Sure. It's like a joke.

You can't just deliver the punchline.

- Right.

- You gotta give it setup.

- You can't just throw a grape at someone.

You gotta bring it in a nice box.

- Throw the box at 'em.

- It's a nice wood smell to the box.

- Good feel.

May the unboxing commence.

- You have a little.

- It's like buying an iPhone with the manual.

- It's like a certificate.

- And here's how you turn it on.

- How do you say grape?

(speaking in foreign language)

Oh my god they're so heavy.

I like this bag.

It's a breathable bag on the bottom.

They're very firm too.

- It's like holding a baby. - [Woman] Can I hold it too?

- Oh, yes. - [Woman] Is it heavy?

- It's not the size of a baby.

- [Steven] Small baby.

- Oh, yeah.

- Oh my god.

Look at how perfectly lined up those grapes are.

- These are the grapes in video games

that you jump up and eat and they give you a new life.

Let's eat.

- [Andrew] Whoa.

- [Woman] Nature is beauty.

- Hold on, I gotta get a picture of this.

Just me and my grapes.

- Can you peel this?

- Sure.

(oohing)

- [Steven] Look at it.

Just take off. Yeah.

- One, two, three, four.

32, 33, 34. 35 grapes.

- So each grape is $57.

(laughter)

- The inside is so special looking.

Oh it's dripping with juice. Adam.

- Segoi.

- Cheers.

- Cheers. - Cheers. 3, 2, 1.

(upbeat music)

- Holy crap.

Like without a doubt, okay.

It is the best grape I've ever had.

- Can I have another $57 grape?

It's crazy. It kind of tastes like plum flavor.

- That was crazy.

- This one looks especially plump.

Oh yeah.

- 57 more dollars.

It's a little disorienting.

- Inside. - Putting a grape

this big in your mouth.

- Yeah.

- I've never had grapes with two bites.

- Right.

- But it's like three or four bites.

- The firmness is so pleasing, too.

Just like the structural integrity of the whole bunch.

It's like I'm lucid dreaming eating fruit.

- This was really cool.

It is very expensive.

If I gave this to my girlfriend,

she would probably cry from joy.

(laughter)

$50 plight right there.

- That was the juiciest one.

The ones at the bottom were the juiciest.

- [Steven] How is it?

(slow instrumental music)

- [Narrator] Oh yes.

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