35 Burst results for "Twenty Three Year Old"
AP News Radio
Human remains found in Florida confirmed to be Brian Laundrie
"Authorities say it was the body of van traveler Brian laundry that was located in the Florida nature preserve Wednesday the FBI says dental records were used to identify the remains found at a Florida wilderness park in Sarasota county twenty three year old Bryan Lantry had been named a person of interest in the disappearance of his fiancee Gabby potato during a cross country road trip her body was found in September in Wyoming after he returned home to Florida without her laundry was reported missing September fourteenth his remains a backpack and notebook were found in a swampy area that had been under water during earlier searches it's not clear how he died a coroner says Gabby potato died of strangulation several
AP News Radio
Attorney: Cruz to plead guilty to Parkland school massacre
"The lawyers for accused Florida school shooter Nicolas Cruz said he plans to plead guilty to the twenty eighteen massacre the guilty plea for accused Florida school shooter Nicholas Cruz would set up a penalty phase where the twenty three year old would be fighting against the death penalty in hoping for life without parole attorneys told the judge that cruise plans to plead guilty next Wednesday to seventeen counts of first degree murder in the February twenty eighteen shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school the police will come with no conditions and prosecutors still plan to seek the death penalty that will be decided by a jury but that trial has not yet been scheduled I surely outlier
Mojo In The Morning
Body Believed to Be Missing 22-Year-Old Gabby Petito Is Found
"By. It was a tragic update yesterday. The fbi said human remains found at a national forest in wyoming were consistent with the description of gabby petito the florida woman who went missing during this big cross country road trip with her twenty. Three year old fiancee. His name is brian laundry. Who returned home without gabby this. Fbi agent charles jones foremost on behalf of the fbi personnel and our partners. I would like to extend sincere and heartfelt condolences to gabby family. Joe and tara. Petito and jim nicole smith as every parent can imagine. This is an incredibly difficult time for the family. Our thoughts and prayers are with them. We ask that you all respect the privacy as they mourn the loss of their teton county. Wyoming corner dr brent blue said an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow and said officials would confirm the identity of the remains through photographs personal identification and dna earlier today.
AP News Radio
Search Resumes for Man Whose Girlfriend Disappeared on Trip
"Police in Florida continue to search for twenty three year old Brian laundry and I basked wildlife reserve he's a person of interest in the disappearance of his girlfriend Gabby potato on Friday a large family reported him missing before that investigators had no luck urging him and his family members to talk to them according to north port police spokesman Josh Taylor Bryan was not a suspect in a crime Brian was a person of interest in a missing person meanwhile the F. B. I.'s sounding for clues about but you know in a Wyoming National Park that's where she was when her family last heard from her the couple had gone on a cross country trip when investigators say laundry came back alone on August twelfth they were caught on Moab police body cam officers responding to a nine one one call of them fighting potatoes family on Long Island reported her missing September eleventh I'm Julie Walker
Murder In Alliance
The Murder Case of Yvonne Layne: Searching for the Star Witnesses
"At this point. I've been in touch with david thorne for nearly two years. David has been in prison for twenty two years for allegedly murdering his ex girlfriend yvonne lane on march thirty first nineteen ninety nine since then david has adamantly proclaimed his innocence and the bizarre murder case and conviction has been featured on multiple news tv e programs and so for the past two years. I have been consumed like dwayne poelman. Warned would happen and so i decided to finally enlist the help of professional private investigators. John harden danny wexler and jason baldwin from the west memphis three and his organization proclaimed justice so back on the ground in ohio. We continued our search for chris. Campbell remember john. And danny thought rose and chris were the most key people in this entire investigation chris and his girlfriend rose. Were the star witnesses at trial. Twenty-three-year-old rose an twenty one year old. Chris both testified at trial. They said they saw joe at the carnation mall around closing. They said he told them he was in town for a job and they said that job was to kill a girl. The card joe allegedly wrote his phone number on for. Chris was presented at trial to prove that joe was there with them the native the murder and at this point. We don't really question that they were all there together but what happened while they were there is what we wonder about by trial three months after the murder some details of what they remembered changed from what they'd set in their initial statements and then a bit more change between those statements. The time they took the stand six months after that rose initially said joe was in white pants and a white track jacket by trial. The pants were black. Rose also said that. The knife that joe showed them was definitely not a pocket knife. She said it was an eight inch knife in a sheath by trial it was a pocket knife. We tried to find rose on our first trip because we had many questions about her statement. We wanted to know why it changed and also about something. She told police in her tape statement. Because i'm scared for my life. Because chris campbell for me if i said anything he met me. And that's why i've been scared. His oliver nagai as race. People do things when they're scared. Like sometimes people lie and we wondered. was it possible. She lied
World News This Week
13 Fallen Military Members Arrive Back to U.S. Soil
"Back home this week the remains of those thirteen. Us servicemembers killed in the suicide explosion. Outside kabul airport were crowds of afghans. Were desperate to leave the country here again. Abc's martha raddatz president biden and the first lady dressed in black for his first dignified transfer as president. These young courageous americans placing themselves in grave. Danger at the abbey gate of kabul's airport to protect american citizens and afghans trying to evacuate marineland corporal. David espinosa just twenty years old marine sergeant nicole g. twenty three years old days before her death. She was featured cradling. An afghan baby at the kabul airport writing on instagram. I love my job. Marine staff sergeant. Darren taylor hoover from salt lake city. His father calling him. One heck of a leader. Army staff sergeant ryan nas marine corporal hunter lopez marine lance corporal riley mccollum of jackson wyoming was just weeks away from becoming a father marine lance corporal dylan merola marine lance corporal kareem nicoli from nor co california. His father saying he did not hesitate to be called to duty marine corporal. Deacon william tyler page marine sergeant. Joe juhani rosario picado marine corporal umberto sanchez marine lance corporal. Jared schmitz navy. Cormon maxed in soviak. His father told a reporter that in the last face time with their son when his mother told him to be safe he said. Don't worry mom my guys got me. They won't let anything happen to me. She realized that they all just went together
The 11th Hour with Brian Williams
Officers and Medics Indicted in Elijah McClain's 2019 Death
"Back in two thousand nineteen hundred twenty three year old. Elijah mclean died after a violent encounter with police today two years after his death a colorado grand jury has finally indicted three police officers and two paramedics our report tonight from nbc news correspondent gabe gutierrez similar unit. We're fighting tonight. Police officers and paramedics in aurora colorado are facing criminal charges after stopping. Twenty-three-year-old elisha mclean while. He walked home from a convenience store here today because allies is not here and he should police had gotten a call about a suspicious man wearing a mask introverts. They restrained him with corroded hull than paramedics injected him with a powerful senate. Kademi is now a thirty to count indictment two officers former officer and two paramedics each face account of manslaughter. In criminally-negligent homicide four of the five also face assault charges mcleans family described him as a kind introvert who played violin to comfort cats at an animal shelter. They say he often wore masks to keep warm because of a blood condition a loud and resounding statement that nobody is above the law right after his death august. Twenty one thousand nine prosecutors did not charge anyone protesters but the case drew renewed attention last year following the murder of george floyd. Some of mclean's last words. I'm just different became a rallying. Cry calling that response. A hysterical overreaction. Today the aurora police union said our officers did nothing wrong. Sadly mr mcclean do a combination of exertion due to his decision to violently resist arrest and a pre existing heart condition but mclean's father wept as he heard the news disneyland. Bit people will be held accountable with the and i know my saying be smiley. Legal experts. Say that while it's unusual for police officers to face charges in this type of case. It's extremely rare for paramedics to do so.
The Mason Minute
Voice From My Past (MM #3798)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation, they say that voices from your past can haunt. You had a voice from my past come back but it wasn't haunting. The other day. I was walking through the internet looking at an international website. That tells you all the albums that were released in Europe. And one of the album's was something I saw. And I know that's interesting. It was a live album from The Judds recorded in nineteen, eighty-five. It was a live radio broadcast. I thought to myself, I went to MC The Judds concert back in. Nineteen eighty-five in Norfolk, Virginia, when I was just a baby DJ, and I wonder if it was my concert. I think it's my concert. I wonder if I'm on there. I wonder if you can hear the MCB Club member the radio broadcast. It was broadcast live on country stations, Across America. Lo and behold, I find a clip of the first song called, one way rider on YouTube and well, the voice didn't sound quite familiar, but it was a twenty-three-year-old. Kevin has a baby DJ live on stage in throwing The Judds. The excitement. I felt realizing that something I did so many years ago that I'd totally forgotten had come back, isn't it? Funny how voices can haunt you? But not be haunting dead.
The Mason Minute
Voice From My Past (MM #3798)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation, they say that voices from your past can haunt. You had a voice from my past come back but it wasn't haunting. The other day. I was walking through the internet looking at an international website. That tells you all the albums that were released in Europe. And one of the album's was something I saw. And I know that's interesting. It was a live album from The Judds recorded in nineteen, eighty-five. It was a live radio broadcast. I thought to myself, I went to MC The Judds concert back in. Nineteen eighty-five in Norfolk, Virginia, when I was just a baby DJ, and I wonder if it was my concert. I think it's my concert. I wonder if I'm on there. I wonder if you can hear the MCB Club member the radio broadcast. It was broadcast live on country stations, Across America. Lo and behold, I find a clip of the first song called, one way rider on YouTube and well, the voice didn't sound quite familiar, but it was a twenty-three-year-old. Kevin has a baby DJ live on stage in throwing The Judds. The excitement. I felt realizing that something I did so many years ago that I'd totally forgotten had come back, isn't it? Funny how voices can haunt you? But not be haunting dead.
COVID-19: What You Need to Know
Gun Violence in America: Defining the Problem
"It's happening all over and all too often. America struggles to emerge from one pandemic. The nation is besieged by another. We got stopped at once in college. We got a mail shot down. get down. The country tries to recover from kobe. Nineteen with it's unfair burdens and incomprehensible death toll and is thickened new by gun violence with it's unfair burdens and ever growing death toll. Taking their knives he had shot and killed of my son. And my daughter police say the increase in shootings is much of the time due to urban gangs but there are also variants involving warring drug traffickers mass shootings domestic violence and suicide. All of it experts say fueled by the health and economic strains wrought by cova nineteen and powered by the uniquely american affinity for an access to guns joke when i ran crime. Strategies can't shoot somebody without a gun as the police commissioner in new york city identify. Who's carrying guns. The going out there making the arrests taking the gun off the street is great but really what we need. Is we need the individual carrying a gun district and yet guns proliferate with consequences for a cross section of american families. My name is crystal turner. I currently reside in jacksonville florida. And i'm speaking with you erin today because unfortunately two of my biological children My twenty nine year old daughter and my twenty three year old son the at that time both murder together. to of crystal turner's grown children were victims of a shooting in columbus. Ohio fueled by domestic violence. Her daughter genera had filed for divorce from roy. Harveson who then came to the parking lot of the daycare center. She founded and ambushed her and her brother at lunchtime on at twelve noon. There were twenty two rounds. That were found. A lot of couples have job stress. Childcare stress with postpartum the difference here was a gun yes access to again roy. Harveson is now serving a life sentence
The Kevin Sheehan Show
"twenty three year old" Discussed on The Kevin Sheehan Show
"Don't i don't get is when somebody when you write a story and somebody says something like that you have to have. The research backed up in case it says well he may have said this but this is the truth. This is the reality. this is the other side. There's no other side in this. It's a pr puff piece so far. So do you think this is one of those puff pieces where he got the list of questions before. I don't know about that. Because how i don't know if he hit or not because if presented if this writer had been you know let you say well researched and it said well sir. dan What about the discussion. The stories the reports that you trumped your football people and draft night twenty nineteen. What about the reports that you sided with your twenty-three-year-old quarterback over a head coaching A head coach and a staff that has produced four four. Nfl head coaches What a what about those stories. It would have been great just to get the his answer. I wonder if he was allowed to ask that. Those questions But maybe it's it's a suggestion. It's what you suggested. that is. Maybe he wasn't prepared well enough for it well i. I can't be that you'd have to fall onto the planet to be a reporter and not have some kind of context of the snyder's history So and i don't know if it was in person. I think it was in person. Because i think they describe it sitting in his office or sitting in a new york office or something like that. If i recall the story i could be wrong about that. Okay but You just you've you've got to respond to it in the story. You may not be able to make cider may not answer questions but you have more than enough evidence to say but this this and this and then let the reader decide what the truth is i mean i just i just it's it's i let me let me let me read from you is. I've opened up the story. Let me just read one one one line here. It was in october of two thousand and nineteen months before the team was drowning and controversy. When snyder says the first wakeup call came over and over he heard a clip from a press. Conference held by then. Team president bruce allen in which allen was asked what he thought of the team's culture and allen described it as damn good. We'll remember that moment I said that By the way out on the team was and five and it just fired its head. Coach snyder loved the question because he disagreed with the answer. At that very moment it triggered us to say we've got to fix our culture close quote sneakers a house the fall on him. He needs a whole neighborhood to fall autumn. Apparently before he realizes. Hey maybe we should change the culture. It's a joke you you've got your yeah your one one incident away from all this totally self-destructing all over again it's a fragile buildup. Pr builds out. It's working so far you know but it's it's very fried l- let me just so let me just as i'm just sitting here reading from this so a couple of big takeaways number one yours okay. Bad job by the reporter Terrible job. I'm not to be well prepared. I don't know what the parameters of this interview were. What the guidelines were to get this interview But there is no pushback here secondly It is what i've said for years. Now there is a level of detachment from reality with this owner. That astounds me. And i do think sometimes it's very much a detachment from reality. I think he just doesn't understand What his fan base though significant majority of his fan base has thought about his team not just recently but for a long period of time number. Three it's never ever his fault ever this. Is you know. This is by the way a hallmark of a narcissist. It's always somebody else in. This has been a goto for dan snyder. Four years it was north's fault it was marty's fault. It was zorn's fault. It was vinnie's fault. It was mike's fault. It was bruce's fault. It's never been his fault. And lastly the notion that somehow he believes that pushing this narrative that he hasn't been involved enough and that somehow getting involved more will be well received by his fan base. How clueless can you be dude. They want you gone. They don't want you anywhere near this team. They were begging begging over the last year. I somebody to have the smoking gun on you so that you were forced to sell the team. Nobody believes that. This isn't your fault except for ivan. My caller from florida now where he's living in a state where he's much more comfortable. I it's you know to to say things like we've made mistakes to talk about the The what he's talking about as in. I wasn't close enough. That's why things turn badly. I'm going to get more involved in by the way my wife's going to help me and let me just say this. I don't know dan. i don't know tanya a lot of you believe that those of us that have worked for the radio station for years owned by red zebra which stands snyder was the principal and majority shareholder and investor in somehow knew these people. They were very. Tommy will tell you. They just were hands off until the very end when they got hands on. But it wasn't dan whose hands on it was others in the organization and they really really mess it up in a big way. We're like before I've never met the snyder. You're with me a couple times. It's super bowl where he stopped by and you were gone at that point. Yeah because you want art show ended. Tommy was out of their man. He had he. Our show is over in studio in our show ran from twelve to two zero two. You couldn't find him. Actually that's not true. He would bury himself in his shrine of an offense office. Built up from the only time. I've ever met him and had even the of conversations were super bowls on radio row. He never set foot into the radio station when any of us were there the only relationships he had were with some of the former players. Like doc and cooley In terms of the people that worked at the radio station you know very early in the days when he was more accessible from the media standpoint bram redskins beat reporter at the station Got to interview him. Probably more than anybody else. Other than doc over the years But anyway the what i was going to say is i don't know him. I don't know her. We obviously know people who know them and have worked with them and the big takeaway would be. He is unpleasant and she's very pleasant so putting her out more front and center by the way you know a huge huge Bonus in pioneer if you will of breast cancer awareness and it's and the nfl's involvement of that awareness is tanya snyder driven And so having her more of sort of along with jason right. And ron rivera out front and center Is much better. But let's be honest. One of the true statements about him and his lack of involvement would be..
Paradigm Shift Wrestling
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Paradigm Shift Wrestling
"Up there. And he's he the they're running a greater matches. Metro should not be sitting behind cam. Newton like that's just. It's not going to work. I'm not doubting matches ability but cam. Newton has too many bad habits. That jones can pick up and it's getting Ended up now. I could be wrong and he could have the sense to you not follow. The stupid stuff can can do on the. He'll right and just focus on the stuff that he knows. Because kim does not game saw like has a great decent. Our game But this has the potential to just make match. Owns a career backup. You know the next chase daniel in for you all know i think can get cam. Stopgap man this guy one year then he's gone is going to be mad general's job percent or thirty three years old i it's obviously mac jones's job is it better because smack jones's job no. It's not if i had twenty-three-year-old cam. Newton and twenty two year old mack. Jones i am taking cam newton. One thousand out of one thousand times as times out of one thousand times. Cnn is a ferrari. Came in is a freak of nature and yes good. Say they don't have any weapons really anyways. So you bring jut one town. Your best weapons tight ends right. Do you know voelkel old winning division sold. After off alone. New england's over there with in kiel harry just hanging out with in kiel harry as their number. Like what. i'm supposed to do something with this. Maybe give me something more than what is net. He'll hair on man come. Please give him the key haring. Game herring is guys got great physical tools. I don't know if he apparently he ran like a four six eight at the combine which is not good for a wide receiver. Yeah he's he's a bigger dude though he's bigger but that's a that's a goal line receiver and data trying to play at one because bill check apparently thinks that he has tom brady still. I mean that's really. The eagles rian fourteen five. What no foreign thirteen. yup. I've have five will. We'll see your value of tom. Brady really come to the foreground here. Is it already. Has anyone that good when you have track when he had Exactly save crap the new. Yeah even even. Tom brady was down there like off to get me out of here on rome. I don't mean to cut cut you off the acquisition. So you mean to tell me. Nelson agholor is not going to save his team. Hail.
The Michael Berry Show
"twenty three year old" Discussed on The Michael Berry Show
"In his car on twenty four old. Giovanni zucca was shot in the head. Hip and fi. He died at saint. Mary's hospital his wife twenty-three-year-old yazmin perez was shot in the neck the puerto rican day parade is among the first large scale public events to return the chicago following covert nineteen on sunday. Many people were in humbled park for more celebrating. Dozens of police officers were also on hand securing the.
The Chad Prather Show
"twenty three year old" Discussed on The Chad Prather Show
"Just laughed. People just laugh. Unless unless you're florida man who flew into a rage after his starbucks. Barista didn't give him the cream cheesy ordered with a bagel pulled a gun on the lord of mann florida man. They're crazy. She happened to be the daughter of the local police. Pick the wrong person you donkey. It's like when our buddy spencer course in that do try to break into his house few weeks ago about around cats right komo named get some of this delta force omar right thirty eight allegedly brandished a gun at the twenty-three-year-old worker at a miami gardens drive through shop last week after received a bagel with no toppings. Damn i mean someone has some rage issues. Maybe a little temperament problem basically said you don't know who you're dealing with. That's what the police chief seventy threatened his daughter who's branching weapon. While looking right at her saying those words she felt fear. Fear for alive. He came to the drive through window with a gun in his hand. He got arrested charged with aggravated assault with a firearm and armed robbery charge. He reportedly objected to in bond court. I don't know how they got armed. Robbery right reportedly. His lawyer argued that he had paid for the cream cheese. But did he the diddy but diddy. I.
This Day In Esoteric Political History
"twenty three year old" Discussed on This Day In Esoteric Political History
"Before we go we want to tell you about a new podcast series from radio. Topa called blind guide travels. It's a part of radio. Topiary presents a podcast. That debuts limited run artists own series from new and original voices black guy travels is written and hosted by matthew schifrin Twenty three year old college student and musician who is also blind from birth. You'll join matthew. As he experiences a marx brothers comedy creates an online dating profile collaborates with lego to develop instructions for blind builders and prepares for college graduation. And you may just see your own world differently by the end of the series by guy. Travels is in official selection of the twenty twenty one tribeca film festival as part of the festival's first ever podcast lineup. You find out more. Listen and subscribe at radio. Tokyo presents.
Daily Tech News Showhttps://dailytechnewsshow.com/
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Daily Tech News Showhttps://dailytechnewsshow.com/
"It's like getting demoted at a job without warning unquote People creative content creators can do all sorts of stuff make livings that way but at an obvious cost. Is there a solution that does not end in. Turn and burn. I mean i feel like you could ask any of us. Some of the questions Those of us who've been since two thousand four You know seeing that industry kind of rise and see all sorts of new players. Come to bear and even lately Apple deciding the subscriptions are in the future and spotify sort of changing the game and all of us having to move and Can jive based on these changes and be more fluid. I feel like that's what these creators are dealing with but at a much more rapid pace and it can be super scary because sarah they really are at the Wh- the the the the mercy. Let's say of an algorithm that doesn't necessarily favor of their content or if it did monday might not on friday. Yeah no kidding That quote that you read about that twenty-three-year-old tiktok creator. Who's like i feel like. I'm demoted at a job. And i don't know why if if somehow i'm not keeping up my numbers or growing them and yeah. This is not a new tale of woe youtube creators and instagram creators. And and and even i can certainly say that about my work as a creator over the years. Sometimes you think something's going to resonate and and it doesn't or you wake up day. Go do this all again. you know. i'm i'm getting tired. I'm getting burned out but the especially tiktok just us as as an example because it's the hot new thing. These days there there is so much. There's such a like skyrocketing growth that can happen. In fact i read story after story where it's like so and so doesn't even know why they have twenty million followers. It just sorta happened. And i think that it's easy to you. Get pigeonholed because that one video where you did that. One thing with such hits you go. Okay i'm the person who does that thing and you can ride that out for a little bit and some some creators are good at what they do. There's probably some luck involved and it might morph into something bigger. I can think of a handful of creators around like i mean. They're they're i know they're making a lot of money and they seem like they've they've they've figured out their niche But for others to constantly be trying to keep folks happy and of course the behind the scenes of any kind of production. Tiktok is like All you did was like point. The camera at your grandma. She said something funny..
Daily Tech News Show
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"It's like getting demoted at a job without warning unquote People creative content creators can do all sorts of stuff make livings that way but at an obvious cost. Is there a solution that does not end in. Turn and burn. I mean i feel like you could ask any of us. Some of the questions Those of us who've been since two thousand four You know seeing that industry kind of rise and see all sorts of new players. Come to bear and even lately Apple deciding the subscriptions are in the future and spotify sort of changing the game and all of us having to move and Can jive based on these changes and be more fluid. I feel like that's what these creators are dealing with but at a much more rapid pace and it can be super scary because sarah they really are at the Wh- the the the the mercy. Let's say of an algorithm that doesn't necessarily favor of their content or if it did monday might not on friday. Yeah no kidding That quote that you read about that twenty-three-year-old tiktok creator. Who's like i feel like. I'm demoted at a job. And i don't know why if if somehow i'm not keeping up my numbers or growing them and yeah. This is not a new tale of woe youtube creators and instagram creators. And and and even i can certainly say that about my work as a creator over the years. Sometimes you think something's going to resonate and and it doesn't or you wake up day. Go do this all again. you know. i'm i'm getting tired. I'm getting burned out but the especially tiktok just us as as an example because it's the hot new thing. These days there there is so much. There's such a like skyrocketing growth that can happen. In fact i read story after story where it's like so and so doesn't even know why they have twenty million followers. It just sorta happened. And i think that it's easy to you. Get pigeonholed because that one video where you did that. One thing with such hits you go. Okay i'm the person who does that thing and you can ride that out for a little bit and some some creators are good at what they do. There's probably some luck involved and it might morph into something bigger. I can think of a handful of creators around like i mean. They're they're i know they're making a lot of money and they seem like they've they've they've figured out their niche nicely but for others to constantly be trying to keep folks happy and of course the behind the scenes of any kind of production. Tiktok is like All you did was like point. The camera at your grandma. She said something funny..
Daily Tech News Show
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Daily Tech News Show
"It's like getting demoted at a job without warning unquote People creative content creators can do all sorts of stuff make livings that way but at an obvious cost. Is there a solution that does not end in. Turn and burn. I mean i feel like you could ask any of us questions Those of us who've been since two thousand four You know seeing that industry kind of rise and see all sorts of new players. Come to bear and even lately Apple deciding the subscriptions are in the future and spotify sort of changing the game and all of us having to move and Can jive based on these changes and be more fluid. I feel like that's what these creators are dealing with but at a much more rapid pace and it can be super scary because sarah they really are at the Wh- the the the the mercy. Let's say of an algorithm that doesn't necessarily favor of their content or if it did monday might not on friday. Yeah no kidding That quote that you read about that twenty-three-year-old tiktok creator. Who's like i feel like. I'm demoted at a job. And i don't know why if if somehow i'm not keeping up my numbers or growing them and yeah. This is not a new tale of woe youtube creators and instagram creators. And and and even i can certainly say that about my work as a creator over the years you think something's going to resonate and and it doesn't or you wake up day. Go do this all again. you know. i'm i'm getting tired. I'm getting burned out but the especially tiktok just us as as an example because it's the hot new thing. These days there there is so much. There's such a like skyrocketing growth that can happen. In fact i read story after story where it's like so and so doesn't even know why they have twenty million followers. It just sorta happened. And i think that it's easy to you. Get pigeonholed because that one video where you did that. One thing with such hits you go. Okay i'm the person who does that thing and you can ride that out for a little bit and some some creators are good at what they do. There's probably some luck involved and it might morph into something bigger. I can think of a handful of creators around like i mean. They're they're i know they're making a lot of money and they seem like they've they've they've figured out their niche nicely but for others to constantly be trying to keep folks happy and of course the behind the scenes of any kind of production. Tiktok All you did was like point. The camera at your grandma. She said something funny..
Here & Now
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Here & Now
"Miraculously recovered and would go onto an international symbol in the fight for girls and women's rights the now twenty three year old nobel prize laureate an oxford grad recently graced the cover of british vogue and it's receiving backlash and pakistan for her comments on marriage for more joined by. Npr international correspondent dea hadeed india. What is the backlash. What is she facing from the people in pakistan right so before we talk about the backlash it's worth noting. What malala fed about marriage in the article which was really chatty personal She said she couldn't understand why people have to sign marriage papers while they just couldn't have a partnership. This was like a bombshell in pakistan. Because it's deeply conservative muslim country. What marriage between men and women is seen as a part of being muslim itself. It's part of the religion so her comments went just seen as a young kid questioning what marriage is meant to be. It was seen as her questioning islam itself and so the response to her wasn't a backlash. It was like boiling rage and and it ranged from people pointing out that malala had spoken out against the basic tenant of Accusations that she was no better than a porn star at eight and even threats of rape One usa who engaged with on twitter said he was sorry the taliban able to her because should live to bring shame to pakistan. She's used to this type of hate and backlash but her father actually said in a recent tweet that her words were taken out of context were they. Yeah he told me the same thing in a private message Well yes annoyed. The context of the articles it was clearly reticent about talking about level relationships and so yes she questioned whether people needed ticket to get married but she was also quoted as saying you know mother thought she was being silly like it was clearly lighthearted and came from a twenty three year old but the issue is malala has self is such a divisive figure in pakistan that there's no room for her to be interpreted with that generosity. There's no room for that generosity. But it's also interesting because as i mentioned she's become this international symbol. She travels the world. People want to talk with her about this exact thing about the right for girls to be able to speak freely. Get an education and move through the world in ways that they choose. Have you seen any changes over the last decades. And she's been speaking out in pakistan. Specifically i mean yes and no i mean the thing is is that the llamas really divisive figure in pakistan and and certainly there is a minority of liberals who love her and see her as an icon. But this isn't she seen for most people in pakistan. It's almost as if because malala says it. It's going to make people angry. it's her. What else did this interview for. Vogue reveal about her. The perhaps we don't see in public. I think revealed first of all. She's an extremely impressive woman. I think beyond the very packaged image that you see of her but it also just shows that she's she's a goofy twenty three year old kid and and and that was sort of very charming. Because i think in all these being heated debates around who she is and what she is in what you represent. She's a twenty-three-year-old gulf figuring out a place in the world that's npr. International correspondent.
Today in Focus
Belarus Plane Diversion: How It Happened
"It was last sunday morning. In athens apple passengers are waiting for ryan ryanair flight to vilnius lithuania and among them was the twenty six year-old blocker roman prosser vetch and his twenty three year. Old girlfriend sofia paika. They were almost on the plane when he noticed that there is a man who might have followed him and who tried to take pictures of his documents and he immediately texted his friends. All mia hobart overpass. Oval doesn't but those kind of translated into english remain had written. Ll telling his friend. It seemed the security services. Were following me at the apple and even tried to photograph my comments. It's not certain he added but in any case that's some suspicious shit so the plane left for venues and when they were about fifteen minutes before landing still on the territory of belarus. The plane diverted. The reason for the diversion was a message from air. Traffic control in minsk belarus where there were claims of bomb threat for security reasons. We command you to land and from the from the intonation trump airport. Security's off Informed the email the pilot was told to land. it was some very abrupt. It was very violent and many passengers felt that the plane might actually go down so the cared and all of a sudden one passengers reaction especially stood out. Ramon started panicking and he tried to give his phone and his laptop to his girlfriend. He has a lot of contacts among bloggers and activists and he knew that security forces would must certainly confiscate his laptop his his phone so he started to deliver any data from his devices
AP News Radio
DOJ: Man Who Plotted Attack on Ohio Synagogue Pleads Guilty
"The justice department says an Ohio man who plotted an attack on the synagogue has pleaded guilty federal prosecutors say a man who plotted an attack on the Toledo area synagogue has pleaded guilty to related charges Damon Joseph also known as a dollar a Li use of was arrested in December twenty eighteen authorities say he was inspired by a gunman who killed eleven people at a Pittsburgh synagogue six weeks before his arrest he pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support for the Islamic state terrorist group and attempting to commit a hate crime prosecutors say the twenty three year old drew attention after posting photos of weapons and vows of support for ISIS on social media the plot was uncovered during Joseph's conversations with undercover FBI agents I Walter Ratliff
AP News Radio
Pope Francis Greets Socially Distanced and Masked Visitors in Vatican
"Pope Francis has returned to doing audiences with the faithful in person off to an eighty six month interruption due to cope with nineteen Francis is greeted several hundred socially distance on moss visitors inside the courtyard of the apostolate palace the audience coincided with the fortieth anniversary of the assassination attempt against Saint John Paul the second the pope was gravely wounded on may thirteenth nineteen eighty one by a twenty three year old took as he passed through St Peter's square in an open car during a general audience Francis said the end of the street makes us aware the lines on the history of the world are in the hands of gold I'm Charles this month
TIME's Top Stories
GOP Makes a Choice: Donald Trump Over Liz Cheney
"Needle phobia maybe keeping some from getting their covid nineteen vaccine. Here's how to cope by terror. Law alex danley a twenty-three-year-old philisophy doctoral student at the university of illinois. Chicago doesn't seem like someone who would be vaccine hesitant. They're determined to stop covid. Nineteen from spreading and having fallen for any vaccine conspiracy theories however getting the corona virus. Shot was tremendously stressful for danley. They feared it could trigger a terrible panic attack leaving them crumpled on the floor sobbing and shaking in front of a crowd of onlookers. They were also worried about healthcare providers dismissing their fears. I don't want to be treated like a child. Because i have a phobia. I'm not a child. I'm acting like an adult with a phobia says danley. I don't believe that vaccines are particularly painful. It's literally just that for some reason my brain processes this in a way that is really intense and unexpected then lee struggles with blood injection injury phobia also known as needle phobia. Since they were a child they've experienced debilitating. Fear win receiving injections according to studies conducted in different countries as many as one in four have some fear of needles causing symptoms from butterflies in their stomach to debilitating panic attacks and one in ten are so fearful that they refuse vaccination entirely says meghan mcmurtry and associate professor of clinical psychology at the university of wealth in ontario canada. Needle phobia has long been a public health issue. Sixteen percent of adults avoid flu shots at least partly
The Erick Erickson Show
"twenty three year old" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"Put her in leadership. Why would they do that. Why would they sell. Donald trump on this this sounds like it is the republican elites swindling donald trump. He's in florida not surrounded by his white house. Staff doesn't have her voting record handy. A kevin mccarthy goes down there in sweet talks donald trump into supporting least two phonic who turns out to be further left than liz. Cheney this is the singular irony of this whole situation. Liz eighty voted for donald trump's agenda. More than elise stefanik and somehow the republican leaders in the house have swindled donald trump into convincing him. He should support vanek over jamie. Listen cheney's go cheney's out next week she's gonna be booted out. Why would you replace her with someone. Who's more liberal. Why would you replace her with someone who doesn't have the president's back. Why would you replace your with someone who is less likely to vote for donald trump than liz. Cheney i have no earthly idea. Text the word data to three three seven seven seven. See it for yourself. See the data for yourself. You don't have to believe me you don't have to take my word for it. I have included all the vote. You can click the links and see the votes for yourself now. We need to move on. I don't know if you know this or not. But the whisper campaigns have started about rhonda. Santa's this is just kind of silly rhonda. Santa's is looking ahead to re election next year and quite possibly twenty twenty four bid for president according to politico's playbook which has become increasingly leftist. This is from politico. We talked to a dozen or so one time aids in consultants to the florida governor. And they all said the same thing descent is treats staff like double digits. He largely relies on a brain trust to himself and his wife casey to santa's stay former local. Tv journalists beyond that there are few if any dishonest people as far as political pros are concerned. Yes to scientist recently. Hired highly regarded operative phil cox. But there's no sign that he's been through the trenches with like a karl rove or david axelrod let alone an army of loyalists. That's probably not fatal to his white house prospects but it can't help here. Few key nuggets a support group of former desanta. Staffers meets regularly to trade war stories about their hardship. Working for the governor. The turnover in his office and among his campaign advisers is well known among republicans in three of his five full years in congress. He raked it right in. At least the seventy th percentile in terms of highest. In the governor's office. He has had only two staffers who started with him when he was a junior. Member of congress within six months of taking office as governor in two thousand nineteen dissent has fired five. Staffers was a twenty-three-year-old scheduler. Who'd been with him. Since the beginning of the gubernatorial race shortly after she was sent packing and named member of the sentences administration was quoted in florida blog trashing. Her performance a month later his deputy chief of staff left prompting florida reporters to press him about the rapid turn of his operation..
AP News Radio
Celtics Rally From 32-Point Deficit, Top Spurs 143-140 in OT
"Larry Bird now has company at the top of the Celtics record books after Jayson Tatum matched his franchise record up sixty points as Boston completed an improbable thirty two point come back to beat the spurs one forty three to one forty in O. T. the twenty three year old Tatum matched bird sixty point performance on March twelfth nineteen eighty five against Atlanta with his second of two made free throws with four point two seconds remaining Boston trailed sixty nine to thirty seven late in the first half before outscoring San Antonio by thirty five the rest of the way I'm guessing Coolbaugh
Alyssa Milano: Sorry Not Sorry
Fixing What We Broke With Former White Supremacist Christian Picciolini
"Christian. I'm really glad that you're here. Because it feels like. We are at a precipice in america right now. Where one misstep will send us plummeting into generations of racial hate and violence. And i think it is so very important to understand how people enter hate groups and white supremacist organizations so in order to get a better understanding. Can you tell us a little bit about your story in particular. Yeah thanks for having me. It's an honor to be here but it's also a privilege. I want to acknowledge that. Oftentimes people that look like me Second chances and we still live in world. Where black and brown folks aren't getting even first chances many cases so i wanted to point that out too. But thanks for having me. I was recruited at nineteen eighty-seven was fourteen years. Old into america's first neo nazi skinhead group. I spent eight years as a member of that. Until i was almost twenty three years old but before that the take a step further. I wasn't raised to be a racist. My parents are italian. Immigrants who came to the united states in the mid nineteen sixties and. When they came over they were often the victims of prejudice. They also had friends from all over the world different religions and backgrounds and it was always exposed to that so it wasn't a matter of my parents rearing that in me but because my parents are telling immigrants they also had to work extremely hard when it came over and they started a small business. They were gone seven days a week sometimes fourteen or sixteen hours a day so i didn't really see them a lot and i knew that they loved me. I was surrounded by a lot of love grandparents. Aunts and uncles. But i never saw my parents and i always wondered where they were and why they weren't around than it always came back to. Maybe i wasn't good enough. So i never really voiced that so i went looking for that elsewhere looking for that sense of family and when i was fourteen years old in nineteen eighty seven. I was standing in an alley and was smoking joint and a guy with shaped head came up to me and it was eighty seven so nobody really knew what skinhead was. I certainly and this guy walked up to me. And he pulled the joint from my mouth and he looked me in the eyes and he said that's what the communists and jews want to keep dessel
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
'Harry Potter' Hit-and-Run Crash Kills Federal Judge
"A bizarre crash in florida leaves a federal judge dead at twenty three year. Old north. lauderdale woman. Claimed me harry potter after cops say she killed a federal judge who served the eastern district of new york for seventeen years. They hit and run crash friday morning on a sidewalk in boca raton. Leaves seventy five. Judge said feuerstein dead and a six year. Old boy seriously injured cops arresting tasha snob with first responders say was disoriented an aggressive and claim she was harry potter. According to a police affidavit. Cj papa the washington post reports police found bottles in her bag labeled thc cannabis and drug known to cause erratic behavior
Vogue Podcast
The Rise and Rise of Amanda Gorman
"Deep and amanda gorman's closet sits a doll that may or may not have still in the facts of her reluctant owners a month after the twenty three year. Old poet eclipse the transfer of power. At president biden's inauguration with an energizing performance of her song of nation. The hill we climb. She was thinking about an earlier. Discomfiting booking at the american girl boutique at the grove in los angeles. We were out of greenspace a stone's throw from gorman spot in la a one bedroom in an apartment building the color of sherbert reclining on blankets. She spread over manicured null. She tilted her head. Bird like and ground softly. They might get angry at me for saying this. The mattel brand had invited gorman to do a reading celebrating the arrival of gabriele the latest girl of the year to expectant young customers. This was new year's day two thousand seventeen and gorman was an eighteen year old. Freshmen at harvard. Home on winter break decompressing from the surprise of new england frost at the time gorman had already been named youth poet laureate of la the first one ever and was a known and admired figure on the national spoken word circuit the night before the event. The american girl team briefed her. On the biography of the dau- it was like a horror. Movie peel ask. We agreed after. She told me the story. Gabriella loves the arts and uses poetry to help find her voice so she can make a difference in her community the website for the defunct toy reads gorman loves the arts and uses poetry to help find her voice so she can make a difference in her community.
What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood
"twenty three year old" Discussed on What Fresh Hell: Laughing in the Face of Motherhood
"From the what pressure. Podcast listen a lot of these. Things are back to once friends. My dad is a golfer and he always jokes that he comes home. I figured out golf. It's been elusive to me. But i've got it now. I figured out that. If i hold my hips still and i twist this way and the joke is like he's going to go out tomorrow and it's not going to work you know yes. I've been playing tennis again. I haven't done it in a long time but we have nice like municipal courts right next door and my this is something. I figured out. Don't play tennis when you're my age against your twenty three year old niece i couldn't walk for like four days but my nieces around now it's a nice covert activity. We're outside we're doing it. It's been fun but every point in tennis. I'm like oh that's right. That's how you play. Because i'll get one good shot and then the next four horrible like you really can't figure this stuff out. It's a learning process but this is a tip that i like from april. My husband and i both work until the job is done. Oh april we need you to come to us at our house. What is this like april. If one of us is cooking the other one is cleaning dishes. Helping the kids. Our goal is to be done with all the regular housework and stuff by the bedtime so we can collapse in the living room and watch netflix. But man working until the job is done is such a good thing to do. But it is my tragic flaw. I mean everybody in my house wonders away when the kitchen is like seventy five percent just a few pots left to scrub good enough. And even i do too. Of course we all do that. No my husband is the dish guy. And we talk about having realms and i think of the kitchen as my husband's realm because i am very grossed out by dishes i would rather do anything else in the house so he does. The dishes generally but then four or five days in a walk in and i'm crunching my way across the floor..
PRI's The World
"twenty three year old" Discussed on PRI's The World
"Not coming to help the world. Southeast asia correspondent. Patrick win has the latest every day every night in cities across myanmar the sounds of battle. But it's not a battle. Only one side has weapons. Soldiers are cops will just pick some unarmed protesters and opened fire often aiming at their heads so when people aren't protesting they're going to funerals. Here's one for twenty three year old debt. A man shot dead two weeks ago in yang-gon the country's largest city who didn't even know it came to cover his casket and flowers and the last thing nina debt posted on facebook. How many bodies he wrote until the un takes action. I think that that is a very valid and very important question chris. Doty was with the un for many years tracking human rights abuses by myanmar's army which he admits mostly go unpunished. The people of man my can rightly feel badly. Let down by the united nations and its agencies and yet this resistance at least a big part of it is still trying to summon the power of the un invoking something called our two p responsibility to protect. It's a promise. All eu and member states have made to stop crimes against humanity are two p is now a battlecry on march streets we need. Rtp for this means send armed intervention well. Saddam says don't expect un peacekeepers in blue helmets.
Switch4Good
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Switch4Good
"But i'm not gonna look to get into arguments with people. I like to have the discussion. You know about different foods and stuff like that. And i also think it's important not pretend that i know everything because i don't i think every human being is different there are some you know body types who will do better on a vegan diet than others. You know. there's we're all different. I do believe that everyone can adapt with the diet. But you know not everyone not everyone is supposed to have the exact same die like an eighty year old woman you know versus a twenty three year old ashley. They're the likelihood of them requiring. Different types of diets is very very high. I mean it's. It's very unlikely that you know what's best for her would be the same as what's best for him at that point of his life. Wait what do you think. One of the most Like successful conversations. You've had on veganism and you said you know it's so important not to land last people and just you know be be kind and easy answer their questions and let them go on their journey but you know we at the end of the day we we you know. We eat meat in society because everyone else eats meat. What we were talking about earlier the the status quo is really powerful manipulator At and so how do you What i'd love it example..
Bourbon Pursuit
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Bourbon Pursuit
"Dollars to someone who spends twenty seconds pouring to bourbons neat. We just opened up a can of worms on bin. Yahya matt blair. Matt blair sounded like he may not want to be tipping there. So i'm going to tell you right. Now i believe in tipping in fact Especially during the pandemic. i've been tipping forty percent whether it's pickup whether in in room dining whether i'm just having a drink at a bar i personally have been tipping forty percent or more. Why because right now especially in a pandemic these servers these people who own restaurants these people who are serving food bringing us cocktails and drinks. They are really there. Every day could be their last day at that particular bar or restaurant because margins are so tight. And if i'm coming there and whether the service is bad or it's good i'm appreciating them for what they are doing for my family and me and if i can swing it i will tip above and beyond what is standard now. In normal normal circumstances. I would still say that you should tip at that level because you will probably not just get a poor feared a bar that has twenty five year old mixers or twenty-three-year-old. Pappy you're likely bound to have some education there. You're probably not going to see it but there's a lot of work that goes into the bottles like making sure their clean making sure. The glassware is clean. There's so much more work than pouring that drink as than that twenty second set you mentioned map. There's the there's the effort to get the bottle. There's the effort to maintain the bottle. There's the effort to make sure the bar is spotless. So you're not going to go into a place and see twenty three year old pappy Next to like moldy potato skins mail if you do. It's it's an anomaly. Put these places are well groomed. Well taken care of because of those people behind the bar. So yes if you can afford it Tip as best as you possibly can. And i do believe those bartenders earn that twenty percent on that particular poor not because of that twenty seconds that you see their arm tilting up and putting something in your glass but because of all the effort that goes into getting that bottle and maintaining a beautiful bar and that's this week's above the char if you have an idea for above the char- like map layer did make sure you hit me up on fred mic dot com. That's fred dot com and click the contact button and.
Mocha Minutes
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Mocha Minutes
"Like line at the time. They didn't order a lot of vaccines and now again during his days. Joe biden has requested more of the doses for the vaccine because they were actually trying to be chintzy with it before because president forty five did not care about anybody at. We've been saying for like six years. He does not care about anybody. He only cares about winning. That's all he cares nothing about people so to watch this young man and i can't even understand. They're literally people going i have been. They've been in their homes. They're scared to leave their homes. Because they're like. I'm at a certain age or i'm a mutual compromise because that was the other thing like your old person. You're definitely gonna get covance so don't leave your house. It's like okay. they win. They weren't seeing grandchildren or children. People who have lost loved ones. And they're like i can't even like mourn them because i can't leave the house because i don't feel safe and here you hear this twenty three year old piece of shit actually taking doses home and not even helping people barry overbooking and nails like. I'm sorry. when is he getting in jail. Yeah i was reading the article and they were saying that they're going to determine if he is gonna face any like criminal actions so they don't know if they're gonna press charges against him. I feel like he should face some sort of consequence for this walk off scot free. Like i think that no they. They've charged so many black people on really petty and stupid stop. They need to charge is behind in. He needs to do some jail time or do something. Because i think that's right. Yeah at all. It's like khalif broader was put in jail for a backpack. The girl that macy pelosi's laptop. Yes she's still young. she's not in jail right now. It's like a political figure that is literally a felony and she's not in jail. Click broader sola backpack. Allegedly girl is like you're going to see a lot of these stories of people. Just preying on people because of fear is like yeah. There's a fear around it because one you don't know what his co. is gonna do to your body. You could be like if you're as dramatic great if you have mouth symptoms great however if you're like I think i just i think it was scarface who had renal failure because of covert. I'm like what it was like. One guy who just died people have asthma and they just died like well. It really was asthma. Like you have a covert actually aggravated asthma and they will still be alive with asthma. This is not so you don't know what it is. It's this fear and people are gonna pray on people and it's like yeah. No if you gotten in front of this. We wouldn't be here. It'll be it'll be a year in march that we started our our quarantine and you know the the paddock was born. Other countries had covert are back to normal. Australia is back to normal yes. They're already concerts. You know going out with their billy. Yeah but now. We're watching you rose. That could have been us if y'all just get your shit together but she didn't and now you get but we were closed. It was it was going it was well. It was going well at one point. Mike when everything was shut down from march to june Things the numbers had went drastically down and it was like okay like there's hope that this will be gone by like november december and then all of a sudden i think around like time that was when the numbers just took june september..
Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"Huge acsc. That is done in a lot of them. Can't even handle it. they just can't handle it. You know the fact that there are a victim is crippling. Not young public into accuse authority figure. It goes against everything. They've been groomed to believe in thank So you still think there's a lot of people out there. There's a lot of people out there haven't been told. Oh my god yes. Oh are you kidding me There are groups of survivors in ti. All all over the place. I just tried to stay groups because there are trauma cycles that people get addicted to in the district to their own trauma And i'm just not that there anymore. So i don't need to keep talking about it. Unless eight provides education or inspiration yeah stories right bryant well and then on my gosh so so i yeah. That's pretty good so we have a good understanding in terms of what this cult life was like and you getting out of it and then the next part of this is that you are sex trafficked and i didn't even realize that it wasn't related mindset. Stuff was related. But i was. It was a totally separate like thing. So where is that. Yeah what is all my gosh. I can't even imagine. I'm okay where it is. Where in your life trajectory does that. Even come into play your. i imagine. it's you go to college. And then what so i go to college. Which was a huge rebellious thing to do again. None of my childhood trauma has ever been talked about resolve. i'm not. I'm still the mindset. I don't realize that i was in a call. I was just leaving this weird lysol. So i go to school. Three years of awesome school super fun. Time of my life amazing community and then graduate and communities god My classmates are kind of like off doing whatever thing in here. I am a twenty three year old adult who never learned how to adult.
Dyking Out - a Lesbian and LGBTQ Podcast for Everyone!
"twenty three year old" Discussed on Dyking Out - a Lesbian and LGBTQ Podcast for Everyone!
"Like the only way to teach people how to relate and have relationships in a healthy way because that leads to talk city that sometimes takes ten another in their early thirties before they figure out like a real shit in that situation. So for me as like the notoriety. I have gotten in being the person who opened this bar. I have a responsibility to like us. That like sis white fem presenting privilege and be like i'm not going to shut. It's not even that. I just i'm not gonna so to like bring down that aggression notch in an. I always say like don't shit where you eat right. I'm the bitch with the boos. You can't mess with me. Yeah west. I i make the decision here because i have the and so for me to be the one. Where this like brash. Twenty-three-year-old fuck boy presenting queer girl comes up and thinks that's how she's going to move through the world she comes into our space and i always say are and we because it's not mine it's ours match like a collective community conversation. She thinks she's going to walk in and like impress somebody. And it's like dua shot with me. And i'm like i don't wanna shop actually don't know as a complete sentence if i learned anything from coach. No is a complete sentence no period no period and so love from bars perspective. It's a tricky thing right. Because and i've worked with gay men a lot so that concept of holding people to task or holding people accountable is like well. Then how do you sell. Things will funny thing when you do the right thing. The money will follow you. So you're willing to stand up and be the one who takes that as a responsibility in that comes into how i hire people you have to be willing to be like really uncomfortable. Yes you have to be willing to like really call people out. And i don't rachel always says like the most loving thing you can do is hold someone accountable. So like i'm loving you in making you do better..