- My friends, The Minimalists, are here
on the Rachel Cruze Show, you guys.
- Thanks so much for having us,
we're excited to be here.
- Yes, I'm so pumped you're here.
And I was telling everyone earlier about your documentary
and how much I just like watched it and became obsessed
with everything that you guys are doing.
So for those people that have not seen the documentary
or even heard of you guys,
just explain what is a minimalist
and how did you guys get into all of this?
- Well the thing with minimalism,
the way I describe it is minimalism is the thing
that gets us past the things so we can make room
for life's most important things,
which actually aren't things at all.
- (laughs) There you go.
- Ryan and I both grew up in Dayton, Ohio.
We were really poor
and we thought the reason we were unhappy growing up
is we didn't have any money.
And so when I went out, when I was 18,
I've got that entry level corporate job
and I spent the next dozen years,
sort of climbing the corporate ladder.
And say by my late 20's, I was living the American dream.
I had a six-figure salary, the luxury cars.
There was nothing inherently wrong with the stuff,
but I wasn't fulfilled, I wasn't happy
because of course, I made good money,
but I spent even better money.
- Yes.
- And so I, along with the American dream,
came the American debt.
And I was just consumed with almost half a million dollars
worth of debt at my peak, or I guess my nadir,
at that low point. - Whichever way you want
to look at it.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- And I didn't feel like I had control of my time,
my resources, my own life.
I realized I was focused on the wrong stuff.
I was focused on success and achievement.
That's really where this thing
called minimalism entered my life.
- Yeah for me, you know, it's interesting,
if you were to have told my 18-year-old self,
what my 28-year-old self was going to have,
I would have been so excited.
And when I was 28, I found myself questioning,
I was the opposite of happy.
I was drowning in debt.
I had a lot of discontent.
I was depressed.
And I remember seeing Josh,
he had a major shift in the way he was living his life.
And I sat him down one day
and I was like, "Dude, what is going on with you?
Why are you so happy?"
And that's when, he-- - Why are you so happy?
- Why are you so happy? - What's happening?
- What is going on? (Rachel laughs)
And he was like, he introduced me
to this thing called minimalism.
So Josh and I came up with this crazy idea
called a packing party,
where we decided to pack all my belongings
as if I were moving and then I would unpack only the items
I needed over the next three weeks.
So Josh came over
and he literally helped me box up everything,
my clothes, my kitchenware.
- And you weren't moving at this point?
- No.
- This is just the exercise.
- [Ryan] Just pretending.
- Just pretending, you know.
- The idea was is if I packed up all this stuff,
and I really, really missed it,
and I really, really wanted to put everything back out,
I could totally unpack it
and put everything back in its place.
But of course, after three weeks,
I had a completely different perspective on my life.
A completely different perspective on my things.
And I remember going to Josh, and I was like,
"Man, this is a really, this is a really cool story.
There might be some people out there
who could benefit from this story."
So you know, we did what any two 30-year-old dudes
would do, we started a blog.
- Yeah.
(Joshua, Ryan, and Rachel laugh)
Spread the word, - That's right.
- via the internet.
- That's really where theminimalists.com started.
It was with that 21 day packing party story.
- So good.
Okay, that's just, that's such a brilliant idea,
'cause I even think, because I'm a, confession,
I have done the complete minimalist lifestyle,
but even when you said that, I'm like,
even my bathroom sink right now,
like I'm thinking about it, underneath.
I'm like if I took out all the lotions and the eye,
all this stuff and put it in a stuff to see for three weeks,
what do I actually use out of that?
You guys.
(Ryan and Joshua laugh)
It's probably like what, like four things.
Like it's, I'm feeling convicted right now,
as you're talking about all of this.
Because it is, that's such a smart way to think about it,
it really is.
And I love this concept that you guys live out so well.
That stuff, it doesn't fulfill you, right?
And I think we all know that.
And the contentment piece of that foundation of your heart
is so huge in this process.
So, someone that's hearing this,
what's like the first couple things that they need to do?
- If you do want to simplify your life,
the first thing you have to do is not an action.
We'll get to the action in a second.
The first thing you need to do
is ask yourself your question.
And that question is, "How might my life
be better with less?"
And by asking that question, you start to identify
what the benefits of simplifying are.
Because for me initially, it was finances.
I knew my finances were out of control.
I needed to simplify my life, so I could regain control
of my finances.
But then I uncovered all these other benefits,
like well I made more time for creativity
and people in my life and improved health.
And so what are the benefits for you?
And understanding that once just give you the how to,
it'll give you the why to.
Why am I simplifying my life?
From there, I think it's important to start small
and just start somewhere.
We have something on our website
called the 30-day minimalism game.
Here's how it works, you partner up with someone,
a friend, a family member, a coworker.
At the beginning of the month, you each decide,
the first day we're both going to get rid of one item.
Second day of the month, two items.
Third day of the month, three items.
It starts off really easy.
- Yes.
- It gets you that momentum you need.
But by the middle of the month,
it starts to get more difficult.
Day 15, you're like I have to get rid of 15-
- I was gonna say, 20 items, sometimes more than.
- Right.
- I'll do it in February.
(Ryan and Joshua laugh)
- Well, okay so by day 20, you're like I have to get rid
of 20 items, and then tomorrow, I have to get rid of 21.
- Right.
- Whoever goes the longest between you and
your friend, - Oh funny.
- you win, but if you both make it to the end of the month,
you both won 'cause you've gotten rid of about 500 items.
It's a really good start.
- Okay, so I'm just curious personally,
so what does your house look like?
(Joshua and Ryan laugh)
Like now, where y'all live, your closets,
like what, so yeah, so what's your life look like?
- So if you were to walk into our home,
it's not like you would jump up and say,
"Oh my goodness, minimalists must live here."
- Yes, yes.
- You probably would just look at our house
and say, "You know, whoever lives here,
they're pretty tidy."
And that's because everything that we have in our lives,
it serves a purpose or it brings us joy.
Everything else is gone.
- That's so great, so fun.
- We've got a washer and dryer.
(Rachel laughs)
We still like to use hot water.
- (laughs) Right, right, right, totally.
So there's kind of the extreme, I'm guess,
I'm assuming.
There's a range to be a minimalist.
There's like the crazy, extreme,
where you're like, you know, we laughed about this,
like a fork and a spoon and one plate,
just like something like here.
And then some people, they're like,
okay I like the idea but I'd rather be like minimalist-ish,
like I don't want to dive in all the way.
Can you go 50/50 on this lifestyle?
- We can determine what is appropriate in our lives
and I think everything
that we own fits into one of three categories.
It's either essential
and we all have the same basic essentials.
We're all wearing clothes right now.
- [Rachel] Right, right.
- We need housing, we need food.
We have the same essentials
and then we have the non-essentials.
Things that we could probably do without,
but they truly add value to our life,
they augment our experience of life.
They amplify our life.
And then we have this third category,
that category is junk.
Most of the stuff we own is junk that gets in the way
of the more meaningful experiences in life.
- Absolutely, well we went into our Facebook community
and people love you there in my Facebook community.
(Ryan laughs)
- So we have some questions - Let's do it.
- from people.
- Awesome.
- For you guys to answer.
Okay, Brianna asked, "In what ways can being a minimalist
help save you money and become debt free?"
- I know for me that was one of my biggest drivers behind
getting into minimalism.
So I'll tell you the first thing I did,
when I started going down this road,
is I took my brand new nice Toyota Solara,
you know real nice, brand new car,
just a couple years old,
I traded that in for a 2004 Toyota Corolla
that had no car payment
and I still have that car today.
So that's for me, how I really, you know,
appreciate what minimalism has helped me to do,
when it comes to my finances.
I was officially debt free back in 2015.
- [Rachel] Ah, I love it.
- And I certainly owe minimalism a lot of credit for that.
- [Rachel] Absolutely, so good.
Okay, the next question is from Emily, she asks,
"My husband and I like to think of ourselves
as minimalists.
I think one thing that we struggle with though
is do you buy quality, like expensive things
or do you buy cheap?"
I think the term minimalists and the term frugal
are very similar but they're also different.
- I think when we think of a minimalist,
we think of some guy living in a cave
with no possessions or something.
In fact, I tend to own really high quality items.
I owe far fewer items.
It's the weird paradox of minimalism for me.
I get far more value from the few items I own
than if they were watered down by 300,000 other items
that were sort of getting in the way, right.
I mean, wouldn't you rather
have one pair of really nice pants that's gonna last you
for two years as opposed to 10 pairs of pants that'll last
you for a month each?
- Right, so good.
- [Ryan] Absolutely.
- Katie asks, "What's the very first small step
you recommend to anyone
that wants to move toward minimalism?"
- Man, I think starting with that question,
"How might my life be better with less?",
that's definitely, you're gonna get the leverage
by getting to the why of that question.
But ultimately, you know,
there is the packing party approach
if someone is extreme.
The 30-day minimalism game, that is huge.
I mean Josh talked about that earlier,
that is amazing.
You just find someone else that wants to encourage you
to minimize and wants to minimize themselves
and you can have a lot of fun with that.
There's a lot of little small steps you
can kinda - So good.
- get started.
- I'm sensing another Chad and Diana challenge.
- Uh-oh.
- Date night challenge to the minimalism challenge,
so we'll see if that happens.
- So Nancy asks, "How to part with stuff when spouse
wants to keep it because we might need it for/when/if?"
- Well I think ultimately in order to get a spouse
or a friend or anyone else on board with this,
you really have to show them the benefits.
I mean, if Josh had come to me and said, "Hey Ryan,
you know what, your life's a mess.
You need minimalism."
I probably wouldn't have reacted so excitedly towards that,
but by seeing the changes that Josh made,
it made me want to ask him that question,
"What are you doing different with your life?
You seem pretty happy."
But ultimately by you know just kind of living the example
and showing the benefits of it, that's really how you get
someone to make a move with their stuff.
You can't force anyone in any of that.
- Totally.
Okay, last question, Lauren asks, "How to be a minimalist
with children"?
I'm actually very intrigued.
Well, me not having any kids,
it's very easy for me to project my advice
onto others. - [Rachel] That's right.
- I do like to use this one example.
We were at an event where one of the people who showed up,
they were talking about what they do with their child.
The example that they gave is,
they're five-year-old, six-year-old
would come home from school
and of course they got a piece of art that they've made
that they're very proud of
and they would go to their parent,
"Oh, can I put this on the refrigerator?"
And the mom was like, "Yes, you absolutely can put this
on the refrigerator."
So as they're walking over, like it's already covered
with you know other art projects,
just the whole refrigerator door.
And they'll say, "Now you get to choose which one,
you want to replace
this with?" - Oh that's good.
- And we will go over and we will get rid of this
so we're not you know having a bunch of clutter
in our lives.
So that's what they do.
They'll pick the one that they want to come off the fridge,
they put the new one up.
And then they go over and they might scan or take a picture
of the work and then toss it in the trash.
- Sure.
- But I though that was a cool approach.
- That is good.
Well, honestly kid craft stuff, I'm like, Amelia comes home
from like preschool, and it's just a crayon that's this.
I'm like, and you'll never remember that
and I'm like, unless there's like a picture,
or a hand print or a foot print.
I mean, like very small things to keep is kids crafts.
They're sweet, but yeah, yeah, yeah.
- I think it's important to realize that minimalism
is not about depravation.
And we need especially to keep that in mind with our kids.
I know with Ella, I first, she's five now,
but when she was really little,
I'm like, you're gonna be a minimalist,
and you can play with sticks and stones
and that's it.
I'm like, wait, wait, what am I trying to do here?
Like no, she gets a lot of value from the toys that she has
so having a big crate of toys that she really enjoys
is great.
Now if she's not gonna get more value
if I got her 10 crates of toys,
they're actually gonna start getting in the way,
just like us.
We just have our own toys as adults, right.
And so with her, I've realized once she's done with a toy,
the thing I want to instill in her is she's no longer
getting value from it, but some other kid can,
so let's go donate that together.
- [Rachel] I love that.
- And letting her realize the benefit of giving as well.
- Alright guys, well that was so great.
Thank you so so much for being on.
I so appreciate you guys and your advice and your wisdom
and everything.
- Likewise, thank you for everything that you do.
- [Rachel] Oh, thanks.
- Thanks for having us.
- Well, it's been fun.
So you guys, if you want to check out more about
The Minimalists, you guys are
on every social media channel, right?
Like YouTube, you have a YouTube channel,
Instagram, Facebook, and you have a great podcast.
And if you guys want more tactical ways
or encouragement as you're selling your stuff
to get out of debt, make sure to check out my book,
Love Your Life Not Theirs.
You can click the link below.
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Hello everyone, today we meet for Part 2 of the Enel's theory!
So, I will try to put myself in the shoes of Nico Robin to analyze all this
And allow you to finally understand what means all the symbols drawn by Oda, about the Birka people,
Previously in Part 1 of this theory,
We have discovered the link btw the winged characters and the different peoples of Skypiea
Related to Alabasta and the sacrifice of Shandora
If you have not seen this video yet, I invite you to do this to fully understand this part of the theory,
You just have to click on the small "i" in the top right of the video,
Otherwise you may not perfectly understand everything about this theory
Now, that we have analysed all this, we will finally be able to analyze all the rest of the drawings!
Part 2 : The origins of the world - Oda's inspiration for creating the Void Century
The meaning of all the symbols of Enel's covers revealed !
We can see strange symbols throughout these different images
And some have had to question what this could mean
And the answer could be here!
Each of the symbols was not randomly drawn by Oda,
They all and I say all ! a real meaning and come from a very special story!
To understand it, it will be necessary to analyze, more precisely, a single drawing...
That of this wheel!
And this wheel goes then you give the key, great secrets of all these symbols
Because it real name is:
THE STONE SUN !! and comes from the Mixtec civilization!
Left: Enel wheel cover / Right: Mixtec Sun Stone
To understand from which people,is Oda inspired to do these drawings,
it's necessary above all to know that the Mixtec civilizations includes several peoples :
The Mayans, the Incas, the Aztecs etc ...
However the origins of this stone come from a very particular people named:
The mixicas or more commonly: The Aztecs !
The history of this people is told to us through what we call:
THE CODICES,
The peoples of Mesoamerica (colonial term) used different writing systems
And an original form of manuscript that was called codex or sometimes "painted book"
They still exist in this world some archives of restored codices, with different history and thousands of pages
So I had to study all these pages to be able to find the true inspiration of Oda!
And I managed to find it!
And this is ..The Zouche-Nuttall Codex!
One of the few pre-Hispanic codices, belonging to the group of codices called "mixtec"
This codex is dedicated to the genealogy, alliances
and conquests of a famous Mixtec Lord named
"Eight-Deer Ocelot Claw"
Why did Oda choose this codex?
Because "Eight-Deer Ocelot Claw" deer can also be called : Jaguar!
This name is important because it can be found through a very important character in One Piece
And it's ofc : Pedro!!
Also called "the jaguar"!
This character is related to Minks, Roger and many other things...
Oda makes several references to jaguars in these different covers
It can be seen here: Next to an elephant that could remind Zunisha, symbol of the Zou island
On this other cover,
Where a jaguar wearing rabbit ears, that could be associated with Carrot
And again here: where each team clashes,
On one side : Brook, Franky ,Chopper
wearing a tshirt cherry blossom symbol that can recall the sakura flowers symbol of Japan for the Wano arc,
And the other : Luffy and the Minks wearing a tshirt with the symbol of the coat of a jaguar
Moreover, the Minks are strangely transformed in contact with the moon,
Just as the story of the Birka people comes from the moon,
A direct link with this star of the night...But we will come back to in more detail in Part 3!
This ocelot or jaguar, is also represented in a very important part related to Skypiea and the Ener's covers
Here, I compared this character, to the people of Shandora
But if we look carefully at his costume,
It looks suspiciously like that of "Eight-Deer Ocelot Claw"
Left: Enel cover / Right:"Eight-Deer Ocelot Claw"
The jaguar was a warrior just like the bird (eagle),
And was present during the sacrifices,
Strangely one finds exactly the term "warrior"
to name the Shandias alias the people of Calgara
But especially the symbol of the sacrifice that I explained previously in Part 1 of the theory
Now, just look at all the other symbols from the Enel's covers
To realize that everything corresponds to this famous codex !!!
Here, the labyrinth of snakes
The animal and the crab
The symbol of the drawn pyramid seen from the top
Oda has completely represented all the Aztec codices on this page,
But the most important part to understand is here!
Remember! What clue allowed me to find all this?
WHEEL ! also called: SUN STONE!
Well, this stone will be able to make us discover what could bring ...
The 3rd great war in One Piece!
The useful battle that could conclude the manga!
And to make us understand, the origin of the different peoples just like :
The Minks, Fish men or even Monkeys!
PART 3 : The Announcement of the Apocalypse !
The Third Great War - The Final Battle!
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👑 Reign Forever, czyli najlepszy obóz! 👑 VLOG #7 - Duration: 13:05.
So, this is how our setup looks like so far.
What do you want to say?
It's so cool in here.
We're setting up equipment!
The drumset is almost ready.
Are you ready?
No.
But it's gonna be fun.
This is gonna be your first camp?
Yes, first camp.
Are you excited?
Yeah.
I'm proud of myself, cause I'm gonna be showing motions in Camp Dance.
Yeeeah, I heard about it.
Fame.
Klaudia!
Me!
How are you?
It's her first camp.
I am very excited, and I wait, I will see, I can't speak.
I'm waiting to see how the camp's gonna be like.
We got these super cool notebooks.
I really like them.
It's also the title of the Camp Dance song.
Reign Forever.
Welcome to our camp!
Hi there. (DAY 2)
What's up?
The weather's good.
Are you supervising the workshops?
Yes, I control people.
Everything's okay.
Seba is our main supervisor.
Wszystko jest under control.
We were playing volleyball today.
Now guys are playing soccer.
They didn't go to the soccer field.
And we are having fun.
How are you?
Great.
Awesome.
We have a great choir already.
First rehearsal - everything's done.
We're playing keyboard.
How is it going?
- We're trying. - Very good.
We have our notes.
This is important.
Good notes are the key to success.
Can you play something?
But you won't hear it, cause it works only for headphones.
Okay, I will add some awesome rock music then.
Woooow
DAY 3
We're going to the bus.
We're going, but I don't know where.
I know there's gonna be a mountain hike.
And I got a brancelet from Emilka.
We are all meeting together at the top
and then we are all going back to the facility by bus.
Hello, do you want to tell where we are and what is happening?
I don't know, we just-
As a leader-
Silence.
Ten push-ups.
As a leader I wanted to say, that we just arrived to our first station, where-
Extra loading!
We are at the first station, where we are going to do a very important mission,
that is, throwing rocks.
The future of our army depends on this.
What did you like the most?
This Baba Jaga/sniper game.
The trip was awesome
I was sitting at my station for three hours, waiting for people.
And then I was yelling "WATCH OUT, SNIPER!"
But I can't really yell, so it was funny.
But I hope people liked it.
I liked your yelling.
Awww
That was awesome.
Yeah, that was the best.
But painting the flags was great too.
And when the policemen were catching us.
Yesterday's worship was very fun.
It was very unique.
We were singing the songs that our Fusion already knew,
so when we were singing "Mów Do Mnie", people were singing with us, and that was amazing.
And it was a good transition to the testimony, and the lecture.
DAY 4
Greetings to summer camp. #reignkato, I approve.
And do a funny face.
What are your workshops, and what did you eat for breakfast?
So, my workshops are voice and dance.
And I didn't eat breakfast, cause I overslept.
Today is Lumpex Party (*lumpex = second hand clothes store)
and I have an awesome costume.
I'm gonna look like a typical Polish lumpex girl - is there a word for it?
Grażyna! Yes! (*this is a Polish meme, google it if you want)
Do you have a costume?
- What for? - Lumpex Party.
Yeah, I have!
What do you have?
I won't tell.
She won't tell.
It's a surprise.
Mystery!
(we play a game, whoever post more selfies, wins)
DAY 5
Hiiiii
My clapperboard is in my suitcase, but let's start!
PHILOSOPHICAL CORNER
Okay, so. So so so so.
What are we talking about?
O, yeah. WE'RE AT THE CAMP!
And it's the last day, WOO, THAT WAS NOT PLANNED.
And we have an awesome concert tomorrow.
And it's the first time we're recording with such a big audience.
We moved here from these tables, so that it would be more quiet, but everybody just came here after us.
So it's the last day
And people are leaving, and we are very sorry.
But the camp was amazing, and it was so fast.
I mean, fun things always come to an end faster.
Like life.
Nobody died!
We didn't lose anybody!
And we didn't have to call an ambulance.
Which is SHOCKING.
But there were some injuries.
There were, but nothing serious, you know.
We had to move to a different place. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Welcome back, to the place of blue boys and pink girls.
We don't do this at the camp, we don't mix.
Boys are blue?
(*it's funny in Polish, cause he used the feminine ending. It's not translatable, sorry ^^)
Yes. Welcome.
Now we have a smaller audience, it's only Ania. And Tanash is spying on us.
So, let's talk about hips.
(*it's about Marcel's conducting of No Roots)
This is so beautiful.
And it makes me very happy, when I can look at Marcel who conducts this song.
He's a natural.
This dance is perfect for him.
I would like Ania to put Marcel's hips in this video.
I will. Here you go.
If you were not here, you should be very sorry, cause you missed so much.
It was awesome, there was lots of new and interesting things.
For example, we had interviews, led by MC's.
They were during morning programs, with people who were doing evening talks the same day.
And it was great, getting to know these people from this normal side.
Not like "smart person" side, but more like "hey, I'm a human" side.
It was really cool.
The best evening was a Lumpex Party, of course.
It was the best thing ever.
(*they are singing a song about cesspools, another Polish meme)
And I want to add, that we also had a mountain hike.
And nobody got lost.
And usually during such hikes you can lose like 10% of people.
But 100% came back.
I don't know if that's good or bad.
Just kidding, we love our campers. It was great.
But no purple.
I liked our station.
And I like the feeling of destroying their hard work.
Because they were supposed to take the water from the spring, and put it into a bucket.
The cups were leaking, and they had to transport as much water as they could.
And then, I saw their faces after 5 minutes of hard work, everything was wasted,
cause I just took the bucket and put the water back to the spring.
And they were like: "nooo"
This reveals that I am a mean person, but well. It was fun.
I am tired, cause it takes lots of effort, preparing everything, watching everything, etc etc.
I am dead, and you can see it, so I'm sorry.
I slept a little longer than Pati,
cause Pati woke up much earlier to work on some things.
(props for Pati and her dedication <3 )
I could sleep, and I'm alive.
I have a theory, because yesterday we were having this mysterious evening thingy.
Murder Mystery.
And my station was right here, and it was dark,
and this is my theory that nobody is gonna question,
that I was bitten by a spider, and I'm mutating right now.
So if I wake up tomorrow, and start to stoot web like Spiderman, I'm really sorry.
NEXT DAY:
(you do this shamefully)
Spiderman, spiderman, he walks, walks, walks, Spiderman.
Pokemon.
Gotta catch them all.
In a world we must defend!
Pikatchu, I choose you!
(what is she doing)
And I became a farmer on this camp, cause got a little sunburnt.
It was marvelous!
If you wish you were here, come next year!
It's really worth to come, because every day there's something unexpected.
Like they suddenly tell you "watch out, you can get hit by a water balloon".
What else can you do here?
I don't know.
You can sing.
Dance.
Play instruments.
Everything.
If you can't play the guitar, drums, keyboard, or anything,
you can learn it here. We will teach you, will we?
And I hope you will visit us,
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And you will subscribe to our YouTube channel.
Give us a like, and a sub, and check out our Instagram, Snapchat,
And Summer Camp's facebook fanpage.
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My mum just came, so I gotta go!
And I go by train!
So byeee, thank you so much, byeee!
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"I blame myself" - Origin - Duration: 0:53.
(music)
I'm looking for someone who lives and breathes
his work.
his work...(echoed)
You are looking at him.
I have to know what I'm dealing with
before the others find out.
Run!
We're trying to save hundreds of thousands of lives
at the cost of one.
Everyone blames me.
I blame myself.
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Meanwhile with Robin and Cassie: Robot Phone Call - Duration: 3:52.
[Phone Rings]
Are you gonna get that?
Absolutely not.
Why not?
It's a robot.
What do you mean "It's a robot"?
Well, my bank keeps calling me.
But every time I answer it's a robot.
But what are they calling about?
I don't know every time I answer in here it's a robot voice
I just hang up.
What if they're calling for something important?
Well, if it was important they wouldn't have a robot calling me.
Okay. It's not a robot. It's an automated message.
And if they keep calling you it's probably for something important.
Well, I refuse to answer until it's a human calling me.
Yeah, but how are you gonna know it's a human on the other line
if you don't ever pick up the phone phone?
Fine. You answer it the next time someone calls.
Okay. I wlll.
[Phone Rings]
Perfect.
Hi, this is Cassie's phone.
Oh hi Mrs. Lavo. It's Robin.
Yeah, hold on one second.
It's your mom.
I can't talk right now.
It's your mom!
Get rid of her!
I'm not gonna do that.
Hi mom.
Yeah.
I can't really talk right now. We're dealing with a robot issue.
No, not that one.
Yeah, she's still being a brat.
I know.
Okay.
Well, yeah, I'll give you a call later.
I love you like a daughter loves her mom. Okay. Bye.
Who's being a brat?
My Alexa.
She keeps randomly making farting noises
and it's like she's trying to sabotage me when I have company over.
That's actually pretty funny.
Well, I'm glad my pain causes you joy.
Okay, calm down.
[Phone Rings]
It's them.
Let me see.
Hi, this is Cassie's phone.
What are they saying?
Shut up.
Tell em' I wanna talk to a human.
So, it's pretty serious.
It is?
Yeah.
Okay, I'm ready.
Your identity has been stolen.
By a robot?
No, by a human.
Oh, so it's not that bad.
Well it is bad don't you know what identity theft is?
It's when someone creates a fake Facebook profile of you
and then sends inappropriate messages to all your childhood friends.
That is not... no. That's Catfishing.
Which...
Okay, fair enough is kind of like a form of identity theft, but it's not what I'm talking about.
Did that happen to you?
Senior year of high school.
Cass, I'm so sorry.
The worst part was the fake me had way more Facebook friends than I ever did.
Somehow I'm not surprised.
I know.
Did you ever find out who did it?
No.
But
If you ask me, I don't think it was a human. I think it was-
a robot
Exactly, a robot.
Yeah, fell right into that one.
[Phone Rings]
Are you gonna get this?
Absolutely not.
This just in
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Hey Mercedes!
How can I help you?
Take me to a fish restaurant.
Please select an entry.
Just like that!
There's restaurants available for me directly.
Let's try one more!
Hey Mercedes!
How can I help you?
Change the temperature to 28.
The temperature is set to 28 degrees.
Just like that! All of my commands were done without having
to take a single hand off the steering wheel.
So what you just heard was LINGUATRONIC.
It's an intelligent voice control.
Activated by a casual "Hey Mercedes!"
How can I help you?
And it's intelligent, because you
interact with it. Just like a human.
So there's multiple ways you can interact with the car:
There's LINGUATRONIC, which,
as you've just heard, is effortless.
There's a touchscreen here,
a touchpad down here,
the touch control buttons on the steering wheel.
And all of this adds up to an
incredibly intuitive experience.
So what's revolutionary about this system
is that MBUX is powered by
artificial intelligence.
Meaning that the more you interact with it,
the more it learns about you personally.
So let me give you an example:
Say every day at 5 o'clock
You call your loved ones or friends.
After a while,
the system will learn that behaviour
and then, when you get in the car the next time,
they would be on top of your
personalised suggestions.
I mean how awesome is that?
There's also this really cool feature:
We've all been there
when we've walked away from our car
and we've wondered if we've
wound the windows up or if we've locked it.
Well,
Mercedes-Benz has this online service called
Mercedes me connect
which is ready to partner with MBUX
and you can go online via your phone
or an online browser
and you can check the status of your car.
You can check out where you've parked it
You can even see if you've locked it
or the windows are up or down.
You can even see
how much fuel is left in the tank.
Additionally, the display is easily adjustable
to the driver's preferences and needs.
Every driver has different wants.
The options in the Widescreen Cockpit can
easily be customised to your personal preferences.
With all this, the Mercedes-Benz engineers
have created the most seamless
emotional and human interaction ever established
between the driver and technology.
The new A-Class is not just a car,
but the ultimate mobile device
or an attentive reliable friend
who is there when you need him.
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Now it's time to grab your phone, tablet, or computer to move on to the next steps.
If you're on a phone or tablet, open the YouTube app.
Tap your account icon, and then tap Settings.
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SprezzaBox Review - Duration: 11:27.
thanks for checking this Video guys we're
gonna be going in to the Sprezzabox
alright so right here we have this
Sprezzabox
I do these this company every now and
then this is a you know monthly
subscription box thirty dollars a month
really really close to what I do a
monthly with the gentleman's box I'm
actually gonna be doing a comparison
video shortly I have right here two
months of the spresso box alright
whereas a box nice boxes alright these
are summer I believe summer themed
months what do we have here the cool
thing about the spreader box is they do
give you like a breakdown of each item
and then I think that's also how you if
you need to return it for being messed
up or any cases like that you have the
item listing and you also have the you
know the return slip so right here we
have thank you for your purchase spreads
a box alright so which one we gonna do
first we'll go with the left hand
alright so this first box like I said
about thirty thousand month you could do
like a yearly or move like more like a
three month or a six month plan so that
it you can save a couple of dollars now
I'll leave the link down below discount
code I have down below as well for you
guys but let's go into it nice
nice-looking box here nice little box
here we go
so this right here this month was the
Murray
alright this box has amazing products to
kick off the season and then this right
here is the card that tells you the
items and the retail values alright so
off the bat I see items on here that
have a really high value so money was
well spent
let's just keep diving on is so holy
moly
Macy's wine cellar a hundred and sixty
dollars off exclusive welcome order
so Macy's funny because in my other
boxes that I usually get little promo
card but this is a hug I want you guys
to steal my code where's my coat 100 is
$60 off the Macy's wine cellar program
that I didn't even know they had so I'm
definitely gonna have to see what I
could do with this car so that was
pretty interesting all right so look at
this box nice well well you know put
together nice tie I love the floral ties
the colors not nothing too bright but
really really nice right hand this is
from the company called penguin received
items from them before in previous boxes
and this penguin is valued at $55 so
this right here is a $55 hi sounds about
right I like that little penguin right
there 100% cotton nice tie like the tie
I'm happy with the time socks weekend
casual socks all right so we can cancel
socks I have a pair I do like them more
than a lot of the other type of socks I
get I don't know if it's because the
material in the blend is 64 percent
cotton 24 percent I mean 27 percent
polyester they're just really
comfortable they have a nice fit with
like the heel and the toe really nice
but you got like a small polka dot look
to him alright gray and blue would match
with the tie we also have a shame or a
hold on sock someone guess uh $15 socks
were actually retail at $10 so I was
actually over socks usually around the
12 to 15 dollar that's why I said that
sock somebody at ten this right here is
a 4 in 1 all over wash so 401 a little
bit more than that
all three in one that you would get and
this is the shampoo conditioner
cleansing a moisturize look good smell
good right that's nice
this is nice this is wow it's actually a
condition for your hair that's pretty I
guess just the shea butter so that is
some lotion and the value of this is $2
so I don't know this looks like $2 maybe
a little bit more than $2 right just so
that's cool we have already less 3 items
plus a gift card type of or a promotion
type of gift card type of thing so right
here we have a bracelet and this is from
bracelet bracelet bracelet this is from
I am man bracelet $38 value custom-made
bracelet from down under I'm guessing
this and I'll join you company
anchor wrap bracelet so a $38 bracelet
so this is an anchor bracelet I like the
bracelet
it's nice rich that's nice now $38 worth
that's kind of a lot I don't know if I
would say I would spend $38 on it but
this is a nice bracelet Japanese I'm
gonna wear the bracelet for sure what
else do we have here this is a lot of
items actually I'm actually surprising
how many items came in this in this
month's you know this actual package
what do we have here it's a cardboard
box huh what's in the cardboard box yes
another box actually it's like a wallet
it's a card holder a business card
holder 8 dollar value slims that's cool
I like it I like it black it's got a
nice finished wicious nice little car
holder nothing too heavy
nice business card holder like it thank
you for adding that suppressor box and
then
we have espresso box branded pocket
square with mention with the socks and
the time instructions on some forces
actually their brand so that is one of
the spreads boxes let's check out this
other one alright so let's get into this
Reza this Reza
alright so how's this work alright this
is how you open it I feel like their
boxes the actual box changes a little
bit since the last time but this month
right here we're looking at the
Greenwich red and green which sandwich
and then we have the values again we got
a bunch of different coupons here shut
coupon stream for $99 we have 30% off
Netflix but we got the week of Netflix
alright some socks Aristo ties sydney
socks nutty sir feeling really nice I
like that cotton polyester Ben I just
think it's soft
alright tie is from Bedford of Brunei
I've got a parcel number four really
nice $35 it's like a blues whites greens
you also have the white and blue socks
valued at 10 75 this is a cool brush
it's like a wooden brush your razor
empty shaving grooming company now this
brushes value that I'm $9.99 and I'm
really excited about but you can have to
wait Reza we have a spreads of watch/oh
actual espresso watch I'm gonna have to
get up and show you guys that's pretty
cool so the difference we're not the
difference but they have their own
branded items which is really cool I'm
gonna read a little bit about it it's a
a minimalist looking watch nothing crazy
but it does say Reza on it's branded
pretty putting nicely this month we're
bringing you our very first present I'm
piece it features a light brown leather
strap stainless steel case and
minimalistic face you can wear this for
almost any occasion and the straps are
movable if you're looking to swap it out
for a different color which you can
probably go into their website and buy
so we want you guys to see this watch
check out the watch it's cool it's a
minimalist watch the leather straps I
mean they're leather straps they feel
they feel okay nothing looking crazy now
the value they have it at $65 I
definitely I mean I wouldn't definitely
wouldn't pay $65 for this watch it's a
nice it's a nice little watch to add to
the box and and branded Iran you know
but I've received watches similar you
know nothing fancy but it looks good
which is the main thing right that the
watch looks good
it says Reza York City in there it's
it's a nice little addition to supress
box and if you want a different color
straps you can go on the website a final
so that was a cool addition they didn't
value it retail at $65 which i think is
a little bit on the high end but it's
okay because we paid 30 bucks for this
box so we have a lot of item status
definitely work with money and then the
last item in
here is a sunglass pouch valued at $5
the great things that is from my
favorite brain of sunglasses
this is blenders right here on blenders
I wear sunglass pretty cool partnership
that they got right there now if you
don't already know I already see my
other videos from blenders man go check
those videos out I love blenders great
price they're really really cool glasses
I have so many pairs you can go see I
have a great discount code too if you I
think it's like Santos a 2-0 but you can
have to go check out those blenders
videos men and see a little bit more
about the blenders the discount code go
check it out all the links but that's my
spreads guys I like the cold I mean as
you can see I got some hair the comb is
cool is big I mean if probably you have
a beard it would be a nice concrete
beard it's all wooden cool like it pops
nice tie nice with the box is the watch
I mean as you can see it's a nice watch
it looks nice I cannot complain 30 bucks
was it hit it was really a hit this is a
cool them add-on go check those guys out
though for short but that's present box
I'm gonna be doing a comparison between
gentleman's box and suppress the box
very soon blenders go check out my
blenders video right here
all right subscribed out here if you
haven't already
what else do we got check out this video
to I don't know to this but it's the
best video for you thank you guys for
checking this espresso box video out man
everybody have a go
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