Traitor Comey Just Got Publicly Destroyed For What He Said About Trump, He's So Screwed
Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey created major trouble for himself when
he colluded with President Barack Hussein Obama's administration to let former Secretary
of State Hillary Clinton completely off the hook for her Benghazi crimes.
Comey unfortunately did not learn his lesson and has continued to wield his power in service
of an unjust cause, as he has been busy using his agency to promote outright lies when it
comes to President Donald Trump, particularly through his support of the widely debunked
Trump "dossier."
Unfortunately for Comey, he just got in big trouble for his actions.
Senator Chuck Grassley, who is the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, just called
Comey out for lying.
Said Grassley about Comey and Christopher Steele, the former British spy who compiled
the phony dossier, "There appear to be material inconsistencies between the description of
the FBI's relationship with Mr. Steele that you did provide in your briefing and information
contained in Justice Department documents made available to the Committee only after
the briefing."
He added, "The idea that the FBI and associates of the Clinton campaign would pay Mr. Steele
to investigate the Republican nominee for President in the run-up to the election raises
further questions about the FBI's independence from politics, as well as the Obama administration's
use of law enforcement and intelligence agencies for political ends."
Grassley continued, "Whether those inconsistencies were honest mistakes or an attempt to downplay
the actual extent of the FBI's relationship with Mr. Steele, it is essential that the
FBI fully answer all of the questions from the March 6 letter and provide all the requested
documents in order to resolve these and related issues."
Do you think Comey should resign after this?
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이달의소녀탐구 #107 (LOOΠΔ TV #107) - Duration: 0:48.
(It's GamCheon Culture Village of Busan!)
ViVi : It looks like a tourist destination
HaSeul : It's so beautiful!
HaSeul : like a small village in a fairy tale
ViVi : Are all these people waiting for this?
HaSeul : They're waiting in line to take a picture!
(There's a lot of tourist in GamCheon Culture Village)
ViVi : There are so many people there!
(ViVi's beauty is shining bright in the crowd as well!)
HaSeul : Hello
HaSeul : It's ASMR...
(She looks really bored...) HaSeul : I want to see you now
HaSeul : I will do a photoshoot after vivi's turn~
HaSeul : Then take the picture together
HaSeul : and change clothes
HaSeul : ViVi will do a photoshoot again
HaSeul : then me and ViVi
HaSeul : each will do a photoshoot
(The shooting is nearly finished!) HaSeul : After that, the photoshoot in Busan will be ended. I think.
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Better Call Saul: 'A Surprise Visit at Los Pollos Hermanos' Talked About Scene Ep. 304 - Duration: 4:40.
I want you all to go home now.
You will be compensated for your full shifts.
Normal schedule tomorrow.
Go, now.
We are closed for today.
(door opening)
Mr. Fring?
Are you sure you wanna be left with these guys?
I'm fine now. Go on.
Should I call someone? No.
(chuckling)
That will no be necessary, truly.
Are you sure?
Please do as I ask.
I'll see you tomorrow.
He's waiting in the office.
I know where he is.
(Gus) Don Hector.
Took you long enough!
(sighing)
Don Hector.
Mine is a cartel business.
But, it is mine...
and it is legitimate.
My employees are civilians.
Your actions here today have endangered them,
my interests, and those of the cartel.
I am the cartel,
And from now on, you are my mule.
You are going to bring my product North.
Mierda.
Ah...
I understand that your supply line
has been compromised,
and this is most unfortunate,
However, my trucks are already at maximum capacity.
Make room.
Don Hector.
You must understand that I answer to Juan Bolsa.
You want to cry to Bolsa?
Cry to Bolsa, or, hell, Eladio.
Adding more product will threaten the reliability
of the entire operation.
May I ask, did Don Eladio approve this?
I approved this.
You are doing it.
(door opening)
(door opening)
(door shutting)
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Michelle Malkin Eviscerates Liberal Trump Haters At White House Correspondents Dinner, It's Epic - Duration: 2:10.
Michelle Malkin Eviscerates Liberal Trump-Haters At White House Correspondents Dinner, It's
Epic
President Trump skipped the White House Correspondents dinner, but that didn't stop angry liberal
'comedians' from showing up and insulting President Trump.
'Comedian' Hasan Minhaj who hosted the dinner said that President Trump can't 'take
a joke'.
But they aren't telling jokes, they are accusing him of being a racist and a sexist
and even a sexual predator.
Those things aren't funny.
Conservative commentator Michelle Malkin went on Fox News and blasted the haters.
"I thought that what Trump did, in leaving the swamp and doing that rally last night,
was absolutely brilliant," said Malkin.
She pointed out that many of the jokes were vile, and that President Trump ignoring the
event made the dinner irrelevant.
"This is an annual gathering of 'news-fakers' and Hollywood America-haters and Trump-bashers,
who get together to convince themselves that they are absolutely indispensable to American
democracy and our constitutional republic," Malkin said.
"And they've become more diminished and more irrelevant and more exposed than ever
thanks to the Trump White House and the Trump administration and Trump campaign," said
Malkin.
Instead of going to the White House Correspondents dinner, President Trump held a rally of his
own.
Malkin commented her opinions of the rally.
"I wish he'd do this every weekend.
I think it would be fabulous," she said.
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GO ALL THE WAY - Motivational Video - Duration: 2:52.
Your life is your life.
Don't let it be clubbed into dank submission.
Be on the watch.
There are ways out.
There is a light, somewhere.
It may not be much light but, it beats the darkness.
Be on the watch.
The gods will offer you chances.
Know them.
Take them.
You can't beat death but, you can beat death in life,
sometimes.
And the more often you learn to do it, the more light there will be.
Your life is, your life.
Know it while you have it.
You are marvelous.
The gods wait to delight.
In you!
If you're going to try, go all the way.
Otherwise, don't even start.
If you're going to try, go all the way.
This could mean losing girlfriends, wives, relatives, jobs and maybe your mind.
Go all the way.
It could mean not eating for 3 or 4 days.
It could mean freezing on a park bench.
It could mean jail, it could mean derision, mockery, isolation.
Isolation is the gift, all the others are a test of your endurance.
Of how much you really want to do it.
And you'll do it despite rejection and the worst odds.
And it will be better than anything else you can imagine.
If you're going to try, go all the way.
There is no other feeling like that.
You will be alone with the gods and the nights will flame with fire.
Do it, do it, do it.
Do it!
All the way.
All the way!
You will ride life straight to perfect laughter.
It's the only good fight, there is!
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Chinese Gameshow Preparation, ft.Caleb [ENG SUBS] - Duration: 30:40.
Hi, everyone welcome to ChinesePod. My name's Fiona and here we have today with us
"Hi, I'm Constance" and today we have a very special guest with us would you like to do a quick introduction for everyone?
Sure, hi, everyone. My name is Caleb. I'm a sophomore right now
I'm majoring in computer science
And then I'm minoring in Chinese. Would like like to give us an introduction in Chinese Caleb?
Would you like to me give an introduction in Chinese?
Hi, I'm called Caleb, but my Chinese name is Bai Zi Chen.
I'm a second year student.
I major in Computer Science and I minor in Chinese.
I've been learning Chinese for three years
I started learning in high school and I continued learning at university
Wow, you've only been learning for three years and it's that great! I'm sure there are loads of Poddies out there that are super jealous.
super scared!
yeah, super impressed. That's excellent Caleb!
So, the topic we are talking about today, I think it's quite an interesting one.
it's also very worth sharing with other people that are learning Chinese.
Today, we are talking about ... the TV show Han Yu Qiao
so we are talking about
a TV show that is
Actually let me.. I want you guys to have an opportunity to hear it in Chinese first
And then I'll do the translations. So Constance, could you tell us about the TV show - Han Yu Qiao?
Han Yu Qiao is a Chinese language competition for university students learning Chinese around the world
and they have also made this into a TV show
so if you can win this competition (locally), you can go to China to compete in the semi finals and finals.
you can also go on TV, simply put,
it's an international TV competition for university students learning Chinese
So, put simply, its a TV show, it initially was a speech competition or speaking competition for people that were learning Chinese as a second language
now it's turned into quite the event.
It's a big TV show but as well as that you get to have the opportunity to a travel to China
In the process hopefully when loads of different scholarships as well to learning Mandarin. It's a pretty serious thing and
It's something that Caleb is interested in participating
So I guess that leaves on to my next question
Caleb why are you interested in entering into Han Yu Qiao, this TV show, this competition?
mmm, I, well, I
I've always been interested in Chinese
I also think it's great fun to be in a competition
so once I saw this show, I thought this sounds quite fun
I thought it sounded super interesting and fun
so it combined a lot of your interests
you like attending competitions, you like speaking Chinese
so it's like the perfect combo
yes, so, are you preparing for this competition? How are you preparing for it?
yeah, so, I am attending Chinese classes at university
so, i'm also studying with...
there are loads of international students at my university
there are more Chinese students. So I have a lot of opportunities to chat and socialise with them.
so...You go ahead, sorry...you go first..
I can practice Chinese with them
But I feel that I need...
to practice other aspects of Chinese
mmm....competitions...I think that you have taken a great first step
First, socialise with your Chinese classmates.
Because a very important aspect of the competition is popular culture
and national knowledge
so a very big part of the competition is
Popular culture, right, what's going on in China?
it could range from which hip-hop singer is doing this, to a very old singer back in you know the
70's or 80's, so it's not just an exam or just speaking good Mandarin
You have to know what's going on, so I think
now would be our first suggestion to anyone that's interested in participating is
watch loads of TV listen to loads of podcasts
ChinesePod obviously, but you want to be a well-rounded learner that rather than a very specific
You know very high level vocabulary in a specific area. It's about kind of filling out that base of your Chinese
So that's step one and I think you've done a great job with that
so I feel that with any kind of exam or any kind of competition
we can always go look at past exams and past competitions
we can go see what questions have been asked. With Han Yu Qiao you can go check out their website or (find the show) on YouTube
all you have to do is type "han yu qiao" and you'll find plenty of videos. Some are quite funny.
some you get to see the contestants struggle with the questions
or, see them get tricked by the questions, it's really quite cute. But there really are some contestants that are very good.
the past shows, the first and second seasons feel more...
Serious. Yes. I was a bit more serious. I feel like in the first season and the second season.
But now, it's definitely more... the questions you get are very creative
So I think is as much about thinking on your feet in a different language
Other than anything else so it's definitely worth checking them out mmm
the earlier shows felt more like
felt like a final presentation for your Mandarin course.
everyone has great mandarin, so let's add questions to this final presentation
but now it really feels like a TV show
So, first tip, add to...
Increase your knowledge on popular culture the second is to look at past questions
And then also very important thing Constance you discovered. Is that you need to have a talent Mm-hmm.
Yes, you need to do a talent show.
Constance: so...
Caleb: I don't have a talent
Oh no, what do we do if we don't have a talent
Caleb, you should start practicing a talent
Have you thought of what you would do on the show as a "talent"?
mmm, I've been thinking about learning Chinese calligraphy...
that's great
I feel that the characters I write now are...
very ugly.
Don't worry about it, a lot of native Chinese speakers have very ugly hand writing too.
but writing calligraphy is a very quiet talent. It might be a bit difficult to show case.
What if you buy a giant calligraphy pen?
I think that's a great idea!
then you can play some Chinese music
you can write as the music plays
I can write in a "messy" font
You could start with a small brush, then go to the giant brush, and add some magic
that would be awesome! You'd win immediately.
yeah, and you'd have music with the characters your wrote
yeah, sounds like a great talent to show case.
but I really feel that calligraphy is something that anyone learning Chinese could consider
because in my opinion, practicing calligraphy is also a way to train your temperament.
some one that can sit down and concentrate in silence usually has a good temperament
for those with bad temperaments, you could consider calligraphy
then I should practice it!
You look like you've got a very gentle temperament!
For those learners that aren't interested in learning Chinese calligraphy, you could consider some Chinese instruments.
yes, instruments, like Er Hu, Gu Zheng,
Yeah
You could also sing.
but with singing, it might be harder to grab people's attention.
tougher to leave a lasting good impression.
but with instruments, dancing, or martial arts
How about dancing with writing calligraphy?
Caleb, can you dance?
Hip Hop Calligraphy!
yes, I hadn't thought of that!
let's not tell anyone!
Caleb: I'll be the first. Fiona: the first hip-hop calligrapher perfect, okay, we've done that
alright, so apart from figuring out a talent to perform
We have some general advice for anyone that's thinking of participating in a speaking competition
Especially one that you're showing off a bit right. So Constance, isn't learning Cheng Yu very important?
Learning Cheng Yu will definitely help...
because once you get to a certain level of Chinese speaking you have to be able to use Cheng Yu
at the very least, understand Cheng Yu when you hear it
what tough about learning Cheng Yu is that there nearly always are stories attached to Cheng Yu
So learning Cheng Yu usually isn't a quick process
So have you started prepped your Cheng Yu knowledge, have you thought about how to improve your Cheng Yu skills?
Actually, last summer when I went travelling in Cheng Du for six weeks
I bought a Cheng Yu story book from China
but I haven't learnt too many of them yet
Can you show everyone the book you bought?
yes, sure, this is a book for kids
while it looks super simple, it's actually
quite difficult for those of us that haven't learnt Cheng Yu before
so I've only gone over the first, second and third Cheng Yu in the book
but I feel that if I were to study more of the book..would I see it on TV?
what I'm not very clear about is, do people actually use Cheng Yu?
Is it very formal if you use it, or do people actually use it in conversation?
We use Cheng Yu in day to day conversation. Especially in a performance setting.
also, in certain settings, when you need to use lots of words to express a certain feeling or opinion
but you know you can express that feeling or opinion in four, six or eight characters
you'd chose that because it's an easier way to express yourself quickly and accurately
this is why we use Cheng yu in daily conversation too
I think that's an excellent question Caleb, so do people actually use Cheng Yu when they're communicating and the answer is absolutely yes.
It's a very elegant and efficient way to portray a very specific emotion a very specific
circumstance. You'll find that the people that communicate most effectively often use Cheng Yu because
If we are speaking, and Constance used a Cheng Yu, I know exactly the backstory and why she's (chosen that Cheng Yu), there's so much implied context
And that's actually where a lot of learners get caught out because, even I, I'll find myself
You know speaking with loads of people and suddenly, there will be a Cheng Yu thrown out
and I'll...It's like I'm following the conversation, and woop, it's like I've slipped
Because I completely don't understand the context of why this thing is, and what it actually means, and it's four characters
It's so effective. It's like it's very effect way
I feel like to communicate compared to other languages.
Ah, another thing is that, isn't there a part of the competition that has to do with what's going on in China?
So you have to follow the news, you'd also have to follow more news to prep for the competition.
so Chinese official, or those who have received higher education,
often like to use Cheng Yu
or even use ancient Chinese poems
classical poems
to express how they feel about a certain issue
so if you can...
so they use ancient poem to (express themselves)?
yes, very often.
cheng yu or poems
so if you can understand those, you can better understand how Chinese people actually feel about something
and it also reflects how educated you are, so it's an important step to take, especially as you move past an intermediate level
if you want to break your intermediate plateau, and move to advanced, this is a necessary step to take
for example, in our upper-int and advanced lessons at ChinesePod, in a dialog, we often include at least one or two...
Cheng Yu or idioms
because it's really what native speakers use in conversation, so I think it's well worth learning
use it to show off how good your Chinese is
So you should learn one a day, or one a week
three in a week!
give you a proper challenge
you should learn one or two a week. As your Chinese improves, new ones will be quicker to pick up.
I want to add an additional point
the more cheng yu you learn, as we often say at ChinesePod, you'll be more primed to get a "Chinese frame of mind"
coming from a different cultural background, it's really not that easy to jump into another culture and really understand that other culture
but the more cheng yu you learn, the more history you learn, you'll get a better idea of why we feel this way about something
So I think learning Cheng Yu is almost like a shortcut to
understand, I mean learning languages, there's no shortcuts guys, but it's an easy way to
Really understand how the culture values a particular action, a particular
Way of thinking, what is seen as good what seen as bad?
and what stories go with, what stories that led to that opinion, so I think honestly every advanced learner...
I'm like learn Cheng Yu, because it's the biggest thing I regret. I think that's something I'm really trying to work on
so it's better to start early!
so are you able to read those Cheng Yu stories?
if you can, it's a great way to improve quickly.
okay, so I feel we've covered most of the points of how to prep for the competition.
check past competition questions,
familiarise yourself with popular culture, national knowledge and history
my gosh, that's already so much...
follow the news, learn Cheng Yu, prep a talent to preform..
that's too much!
Caleb, mentioned before that he wanted to give himself one year to prep for the competition right?
That's about right, but if i'm not ready
I can always go the next year or the year after
So do you have a small goal for now?
a small goal?
well, that would be to win the competition
first attend the American qualifiers ?
yes, that's right. My friend and I have already checked out the rules to enter. Is that the word for rule?
yes, their rules, then..
they first have, they have pre-contests or they have contests in America
Then after that you can go if you're like the first or the second person, they'll recommend a certain number of people to go
on to the
competition in China
Excellent. I think this is a great point to learn some of the terms for different levels in a competition
Definitely for the TV show is a very international competition, most of the Chinese embassies
host the initial competition, so it's probably best if you're interested to go on their website find out what's going on?
the Confucius institute..
so there's loads and loads of different levels
So let's learn what you call like a pre-competition. A pre-competition is yu sai.
The yu for pre-stduy, the yu for doing some first, a competition before the real competition
Pre-competition mmm. I just realized something as well, when native speakers, when we're trying to explain a character we are always drawing in the air
but it's completely useless for you, right? We're like yeah, you know that one, you know that character?
i've been teaching Chinese for so many years, I still do that!
So next time, someone asks you which characters are in your name
you can just draw it in the air
then all that person can do is nod
Haha, alright, so the native speaker will just have to go Mm-hmm
Gotcha, you've done the funny hand thing
we've gone off topic
so we've got pre-competition
and then if you go in to the main competition
But maybe you're in like the semi-finals, what would that be?
that's fu sai
ah the fu from revision.
so again competition, so we've got the pre-competition, the again competition, and...
how about the finals? Finals is jue sai. Which jue? Jue for to make a decision.
so the competition that decides the winner, that's what we call jue sai.
so three phases
so how about the people competing in a competition?
we can call them xuan shou or can sai zhe
xuan shou I feel like probably leans towards like athletic performances
And then people that are participating in the competition is - can sai zhe
can is to participate. so the person that participates in a competition. zhe is a type of person
like writer, reporter
so can sai zhe
so you might hear, xuan shou,
xuan is the word for "to select", it's this xuan
ah that's the traditional version, it's easier in simplified
xuan shou, or can sai zhe, so if you would like to be a can sai zhe for han yu qiao
you'll have to do loads of preparation
okay, at this point Caleb, I feel that we need to let you get to your studies. We shouldn't chat anymore.
you have one year to prep
yeah, I need to start studying!
tell us what the first cheng yu is!
it's....
euthanasia?!
安居乐业
Okay, we misheard you.
安乐死 is Euthanasia, so we were like what?
I didn't remember it properly
an ju le ye, a very good cheng yu
I know it's probably not the best recommendation but this is what we've got in our office. Haha that it's a chung yu dictionary
I know, it's like
Oh my God Fiona is getting us to read through a dictionary
But what is useful is what I asked my sister to do is
Just to go through
the beginning like
and she would just go through my sister would just go through and tick the ones that she thinks that I should know were the
most important ones, so maybe if you have something similar to this
It'd be useful to get a chinese friend because I mean there are definitely obscure
and it is a dictionary right, so of the purpose of it to go find some more bizarre ones, but
There's definitely loads that are very commonly used in conversation and maybe you can bribe a friend with a coffee
a beer, and just be like, hey so i've got this dictionary
I was wondering
if you could pick out the
most important cheng yu
ones you can use in a spoken language.
That's what I've done with my sister who is also in her second year of uni, and studying at university
ah, university days are so far from us
Alright Caleb, do you have any final questions for us? Any problems you've found most difficult while learning Chinese? Perhaps we can help?
or give you some suggestions
yes, I feel like now
I have too many problems
but I feel like sometimes when I am listening to native speakers speak
I feel as though I still haven't properly learnt Chinese tones
for example, if I hear some one speak Chinese and they use a piece of vocab I've never come across before
if I still don't understand it
I can look it up on my dictionary, but I can't look it up if I'm not sure about the pinyin or tones
I can refer to my dictionary but...
yes, it's hard to look up the word in the dictionary if you're not sure about the tones or the pinyin
so coming across new words is something you find more difficult in spoken Chinese?
this is difficult to avoid
I feel like with this, well, Gwilym has hand writing input on his phone
So instead of pinyin, he has like the handwriting input on his phone.So if he is
speaking with our friends. He'll just ask them to write it
Okay
but in Taiwan we have another problem, and that's most people in Taiwan use Zhu Yin
So most people use zhuyin as an inout method in Taiwan, and Gwilym uses pinyin, so they wouldn't know the pinyin for that
But most Chinese people should know and you could just ask them quickly
But I find the hand writing input vert handy because then they can just quickly write it down
And then you've got the character on your phone. That's one way
Mmm to solve it.
The other is that if you hear what seems to be a new word
you can try and repeat it. If you can repeat that bit of sound
then, well, first, you can ask the speaker immediately.
secondly, if you can mimic what they just said again
in principle, your tones won't be off, and there shouldn't be a problem
perhaps, you'll find that while your brain hasn't figured out the tones yet
your mouth already knows what to do
so it's more important that you mimic properly, because when we are speaking a full sentence
often, us native speakers
our tones are often not as clear, because there can be some changes to tone in a full sentence
Just like in English
I can't read each word out overly clear
But if you can just copy the the part you don't understand, you're able to ask, and then
if you copy it right it means you get the pinyin or the tones right
so just try and do that, just copy it, this is one method
okay, I noticed that when I speak English
I've become self-conscious now after studying Chinese like how I've I'm not speaking clearly or I think like that, okay?
I feel like the thing to remember when learning a second language
is that, first, get a good understanding of the language
then later once you understand
It's about refining
But I think once you have those key concepts, like when I speak English not every single word is
separated. And whilst Chinese is a one-character one sound language
Most most words, most pieces of vocab, are two characters put together, so those two are definitely going to be linked sound wise
and a Chinese speaker
Actually we're going to do another episode on a chinese we hear in movies. That's what most actors get wrong
they-always-speak-Chinese-like-this-one-word-at-a-time
you have great Chinese fluency
it's kinda in the flow, so it's pretty good
Another thing, a way to reduce your nerves
often, native speakers from different places
they will have their own accent
so a reason that you might feel that you aren't hearing things correctly
might be just that they are speaking "clearly", not that you aren't hearing it right
so for example, in southern China, we don't clear distinguish between -an and -ang or -en and -eng
in the north, there can also be be issues with -an and -ang
so they might be saying...
an jing (安静 quiet) but when you hear it you might hear an jin, so is it jin or jing?
for a Chinese learner, there is a huge difference, but for a native speaker there is not much difference
so when you can't hear it, it might not be that you haven't spotted it
rather, they might not be speaking so clearly
so just like I said, mimic what you just heard, repeat it and ask them what they said.
Or give it to you in another sentence, or just ask them to say it another way
can you say it another way?
can you say it another way? This is one way to learn a language quickly
use this language to learn this language
Like when even if I see the characters it like because they have the subtitles on
on the screen and I
listen to the, like I would say well
What what tone is this character and what tone is that character. And it goes by too fast, and I can't really
like oh
I I don't really know
exactly, like if I wanted to use a dictionary, I could like pause the video and I could I could like write out the character
But I couldn't say okay. They just said
like Ma where they said Ma or they
said, because when the normal conversation is just all kind of flows together and and for me
That's I think I guess I you know just something I have to you know.
Like sometimes when Gwilym comes home, he'll just read it to me in all the tone combinations
But I'm like tell me the contact and then he'll like try all the different combinations, and then one will be like okay
She's probably saying this because you were in a car shop
but it doesn't matter if you can mimic
you don't have to know all the tones. because when I am speaking Chinese,
I don't consider what tone I am using for this word
but that's because I learn a piece of vocabulary as a chunk
so now you are going from a
intermediate learner to a high level learner
so you'll need to slowly start getting used to
so it's not like you aren't trying to figure out what sound you are hearing, rather, start being confident with what you hear and then say it
then you can go look up the tones and improve your pronunciation
okay, so at this point we want to say 加油 good luck!
and if there is anything we can help you with just let us know
and we hope that we will get to see you next year on han yu qiao
you'll be the champion of the American championships
we'll be cheering for you, and if not next year, the year after
the second year, and we we hope that we'll get to see your, uh, what was it...hip hop?
yes, we hope we get to see your hip-hop calligraphy
hip-hop calligraphyco
so many things to practice Caleb
yes, we hope that you continue your Chinese studies, and become an excellent learner of Chinese
okay, so here we say bye to Caleb and bye to all of you! Bye!
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BREAKING Trump Just Revealed The REAL Reason Why Barron Is Staying In New York City - News - Duration: 1:48.
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Los Pollos Hermanos Employee Training with Gus Fring: Customer Service | Better Call Saul Season 3 - Duration: 2:00.
♪♪
Hello again!
Today, I'm going to be talking about customer service.
You should know by now that we always
treat our customers with courtesy and respect.
But what do you do when they are not at their best?
It can be difficult to remain composed
when a customer is disrespectful, which is why
I'm going to share a few simple tricks
to help you handle problem customers.
Let's dive in.
This customer is angry because his order is incorrect.
While his tone is regrettable,
his complaint is still valid.
Apologize, and correct the error.
Don't be too hard on yourself.
Mistakes happen.
But never make the same mistake twice.
If the customer is still not satisfied,
provide him with our mailing address,
where he is free to submit his complaint in writing.
Oh, my. Now we have a problem.
This customer is not just disrespecting you.
He is disrupting other guests.
He must be dealt with before his behavior adversely impacts
their Los Pollos Hermanos experience.
The most important thing is to avoid escalating the situation.
Try calmly asking him to leave.
Your safety and the safety of our customers
is always the top priority.
If you feel physically threatened, do not call the police.
Contact management immediately, and it will be handled.
These situations can usually be dealt with privately...
and most always... effectively.
Thanks for joining me today. See you next time...
when we'll be discussing your employee code of conduct.
♪♪
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Breaking Schumer Just Threatened To Do Something Sick To Barron Trump - Duration: 2:29.
Breaking Schumer Just Threatened To Do Something Sick To Barron Trump
Reporters in the liberal biased media keep attacking President Donald Trump for breaking
"traditions", as if trying something new and innovative to rescue our country from
the disaster Barack Hussein Obama left us with is somehow a bad thing.
However, they fail to note how so many on the left are breaking one of the most important
traditions of all, which is refraining from attacking a sitting president's who are
not yet of adult age.
Even the most unrelenting Obama critics held their tongues when it came to Sasha and Malia
Obama, and yet liberals feel like attacking Trump's young son Barron is fair game.
Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer just made an attack against Barron that represents a
new low.
Liberals somehow think they know what's better with schools and openly criticize Education
Secretary Betsy DeVos, and yet are now mocking First Lady Melania Trump for not disrupting
Barron's education by pulling him out of his school in the middle of the year.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, who has never before cared about lowering the
federal deficit, actually told New York City's Mayor that he should punish Melania for doing
this, saying, "[Mayor Bill de Blasio] ought to tell the Congress if we don't pay for
it, New York City cops aren't guarding it, and let the Feds put more people in.
That's what I think he should do."
Afterwards, Schumer threw a hissy fit at Trump for being mean to him, saying, "When I talk
to him, I try to talk to him about serious issues and he just changes the subject.
He listens to what I have to say on the important subject of the day and then he talks about
what he wants to talk about."
Do you think Schumer should resign?
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People Spotted Something Terrifying At Mexican Border, Look Closely, Can You See It - Duration: 2:20.
People Spotted Something Terrifying At Mexican Border, Look Closely, Can You See It
Liberals keep pretending that the United States does not need a border wall with Mexico, and
that we have no major problems with our country's southern border.
They bristle at the idea that Trump would insist on building a border wall and accuse
him of somehow being racist.
Unfortunately for these simple-minded liberals, they are clearly wearing horse blinders when
it comes to the reality about the scary situation at the U.S. and Mexican border.
These deluded Democrats recently got hit with shocking news when a very telling photograph
emerged.
Breitbart News recently reported that, after getting an anonymous tip, U.S. Customs and
Border Protection (CBP) just found an abandoned tunnel that breached the border between the
two countries.
The tunnel, which had collapsed, showed an opening close to the Paul Hector Castro Port
of Entry.
Authorities believe that this tunnel was carved out of a preexisting tunnel that had been
dug before in the same location, and stated that these types of tunnels are often used
by transnational criminal organizations (TCOs) to ferry humans as well as drugs into America.
Since 1990, American federal authorities have discovered more than two hundred tunnels just
like this one across the border.
Federal authorities say that the Sinaloa Cartel, the most extensive and most lethal drug cartel
in Mexico, is the main group that creates and uses these tunnels.
Do you think our mainstream media needs to start reporting this?
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MLB Playback - Everybody like imitate - Duration: 16:34.
and we'll just any interview that way (Mike Aviles CLE)
all right I was doing here we go show
the cash back we got a centerfield
camera on you here we go he's gonna be
history here this is history right here
Greg make make sure you get to look at
this oh yeah well he watches look at the
cash Wow here we go I'm looking which
fit with camera you want me to look at
straight ahead you're good straight out
we got two cameras on you one here we go
Mike Aviles young man today as you want
to do it now he wants yeah all right (Kevin Youkills retired & Alcides Escobar KC)
look you think you're doin understand so
here yeah I understand this is favorite
he says I don't know how okay right I
gotta tell you man that that's that's
the best cameo we've ever had on I key
right here that's no doubt that's that's
great yeah you're in any ballpark time
playing there's usually one guy on the
other team at least mocking me well I'm
sitting there trying to you know focus
on my game and it's pretty fun you know
I guess all the kids do it now and I'm
ruining every kid's batting Santa in a
little league yeah well you uh Mike
Aviles is now your former teammate he
pulled it off as well on I see if you
want what do you think here well I think (Aviles imitate Youkills)
his calves are a little too big right
now in that picture I mean look at those
things and why did he have his pants up
showing his calves that's what I want to
know that was my first question oh my i
want to bring those out and say people
don't realize how sneaky your calves are
i don't care about your defense and
offense you got beautiful calves young
man so that's all it happens is it's the
most amazing Cavs have ever seen in the
big leagues they're like thighs you know
it's amazing but his stance is one of
the best in the game too you're right
what can you let see it you knew it for
us ohit's dance all right i'll have a bad (Now Youkills imitate Aviles)
This is Aviles stance
I Drive deep left field back his
Castellanos he's out of room it's a tie
America park let's see what that pitch
was it was right there middle of the
plate it was something off speed and the
bill has kept his hands back and gave it
a ride and that's what a grand slam but
it starts where you got to be out open
and you gotta get here and you gotta
once outside pitch you gotta go that was
exactly exactly his fans rescue I got it
I got to get these up to hold on they
got all of the big ones bro oh that is
my key right here for sure hey this is
craig kimbrel from the Atlanta Braves
why was the player group of Houston and
Atlanta Braves in the 90s but with the
often pixels that they had and driving
small cymatics today I'm going to go
through the wind up and how i did it
back yard when i was little he only
started with his love for his face big
step back and always kind of turned
adrift a little bit I always kind of
turned it in and when he just did to
turn it almost seemed like he was
straight up with his foot straight up in
the air when he went to the plate he
always went back like this little bit of
cream like I'm gonna apologize before I
do this because I know it's not gonna be
very good
but all I got okay my best impression is
definitely be song driving so very
pushed around a little bit do you like
this in you he loved it darling just
like this yeah well I just need legs
exactly what I did right here it got
yelled at you watch your dad that's how
it started
when Gator dragon that like three times
like you always had his left foot and
fresh ripe a little bit and let's go up
to his side he just came straight up it
was just real real footing yes now I
want to see your impersonation of me do
it here come on everybody knows your
first ring is sticking to Sun down more
25 of all go down and then you come
across my leg does not come up like that
what you sow okay i want sake we saw a
video of you pretending to be Melky
Cabrera recently closed why were you
doing this will you come read oh wow
baby ido a kolache oh baby mati jose
bautista vivace la me oh I hate you
dance that you see you see wow movie on
let's see Wow no can you try can you
yeah actually I try yeah yeah you too
full yeah we love it look at the wink
alright so we hear you can do some
impressions give me Derek Jeter all
right there Jeter the captain he had
this thing about it when here time he
walking to the plate I'll know it's like
he always wanted people to just look at
him he always kind of had his look on
his face just that little look that he
always do he like
get in left foot right foot when you get
it was right foot in his hand go up and
it's always like this and then he'll get
ready and then as soon as he's about to
get ready he'll always get a picture or
not so he'll condoms be like Manny
Ramirez all right this definitely is my
favorite Manny Ramirez he come in and
you always be slow y'all had is like he
come in then he get in the Box fine
finally he getting blocked again the bus
time didn't he just have his like give
me Ken Griffey junior Griffey my
all-time favorite you know he always
would get in the box when he getting the
boss used to hatters it's a had this
thing where he was like he tried to put
his chin over his shoulder that was kind
of weird but he'd be like staring and
kind of get his look minutes and then it
just happens look Barry Bonds berries
choked up he used like a 32 and a half
inch back and he choked up on it and
then you know he always would you'd
always get his little thing going and
then then he just it was just kind of
him and then from here he goes cyclic
and then he'll hit how about Albert
pulls our Poulos she always get his bat
like way down here when he goes to hit
so he just kind of be here and you just
realize it is Jose Reyes bobblehead day
and glory andreas were out loosening up
because this is what you look like today
oh these guys are all he returns to the (Morton)
lineup tomorrow he'd fun sat it been
able to handle the righties pretty well
and same thing fan the zone get him out (Holladay)
of here
so you get a better breaking ball there
They played in a game.
and here comes an ugly it's it up in the
air to deep left centerfield going back
is Xavier Paul it is gone a three-run
home run for Chase Utley Walker grounds
one to the white side on the outfield
grass she makes the play goes on walk
before he's got some range when he named
goes over to the ball again another 1 2
3 inning the first thing I told jock was
a few hit a double just remember I want
to be funny so Ichiro 043 and his
Mariner and major league debut the 21
pitch swung on as brands all comes up
with first base open and he hits one (Grandal says he is not imitate Ichiro)
afternoon they hit the end tons Gonzalez
here Ichiro and rich in the miniseries
tonight getting terrific ratings in
Japan actually in Japan in the morning
it's eight o'clock in the morning with
this matchup here each to roll into
right field a base
new Japanese legends meeting all the way
steve is volt the only guy with a silent
key in the world good name go ahead and
show them how you can make a call real
quick first off I gotta gotta double
Tech I got a tech on Rosie for that pink
shirt and I got a tech off my boy 15
watch your mouth when you're talking
about Nick Punto yeah no shot screen 23
clear to go bounce bring the guy in from
the bench bring the seven referee mode
you yes how is everybody good good now
Apple are probably told you my name is
Matt Foley and I am a motivational
speaker let me start off by giving you a
little scenario of what my life is all
about first off I am 35 years old I am
divorced and I live in a van down by the
river
come on it bygone you may learn to stick
your nose in there now you were sitting
here resting on your laurels thinking
hey I can take it easy now Chevy Chase
is rosy brought up we've got an all-star
game in July maybe you're out there
voting for one of the other voters or
catchers out there but let's get holder
to the old star game right I now voted
I'm going to punch to Fenway Park is
rozsival are joined by we believe that's
Josh Reddick of the real mayonnaise you
win hands-down greatest entrance ever
for an icee interview what is the story
just my Ultimate Warrior
passed away a little over a week and a
half ago after being inducted into the
hall of fame so I figured you know
switch to walk up music and I do a
little tribute here for him to uh get my
little sprint important so I thought
everybody knows own Houston wrestling
buff so why not dome all-important a lot
of things happen movie and they were all
great and they were all throwing and
they were all dramatic too bad we could
have had a victory that meant a pennant
but that will come sure is God made
green apple someday the Chicago Cubs
high lob fly ball to deep left field
sample top of it to this oh I feel like
the true test is come easy well derek
jeter says got da come to died died died
going for his free fouling it back i
remember what Ernie Banks was going for
his milestone oh my god lives were
pitching it's a base hit to right field
and here comes out the Yankee dugout
I'll all again everybody it's a
beautiful day for baseball I'm Harry
Caray and I'm Harry Carey we're at
gorgeous MLB Fan Cave today we're going
to take a look at two of the most
exciting pictures of Gabe ryan dempster
and garrick Hollister it's actually
Holland getting right holla this is a
beautiful country never man of you I
went on vacation with Duchy what title
is gorgeous who's Duchess yxy
and look a camera you swipe and you come
through and your song is all that lad
that's perfect and actually kind of
looks goin sideways in this country come
on Tommy
action you gonna go quicker so accepting
your phone I guess this coffee
and the floor
ok
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Japan Trip 2017 | VLOG VLIẾC #10 - The End | Giang (ENG) - Duration: 11:11.
Hello YouTube, so glad to see you guys again.
I think it's been a month since my last video. I have gone completely missing on YT. I'm sorry for letting you guys hanging.
To be honest, you haven't been missing much, except for that I went travelling to Japan.
I just came back 2 days ago. I have depleted my saving account (on this trip).
But I think it was worth it. I would spend all the money that I've got on travelling.
Anyways, back to Japan.
Good morning everyone, welcome to Osaka, Japan.
And in this very special chapter of the vlog, I am going to do Japan.
I'm currently in my super small hotel room, where it fits one bed and that's it. That's the entire width of the room.
Well except for the tiny little hallway.
I'm actually not travelling alone, I'm with my family. My family is travelling from Vietnam, I was travelling from Canada.
We reunite here in Japan, which I think, it's a wonderful and cool idea.
Our first destination in Japan is Osaka, then we're going to Kyoto, and Tokyo, then going home from there.
One week is obviously not nearly enough to discover Japan, but that's all the time we can manage at the moment.
Seattle's Best Coffee will be the first stop I've ever made in Osaka.
One thing that I notice right away is how much Japanese people love vending machines.
They could be found litterally everywhere.
Look at this scooter, how Japanese is that?
Guess they use it for food delivery.
One corner of the street and there are four vending machines.
We're currently at Dotonbori area, which is like the downtown of Osaka.
Honestly, it (Dotonbori) was like...what street in Hanoi...
Ta Hien
That was when my battery decided to die.
The street food scene in Osaka was amazing.
Didn't get to explore it much unfortunately, but I did get to try the infamous takoyaki.
which is like a pastry stuffed with octopus.
I had takoyaki another time in Tokyo but the one in Osaka was my favourite.
Then we went to...
...what is that called...Shinsekai
which is like an old neighbourhood of Osaka,
it feels traditional yet modern at the same time.
There was so much colors and nightlife there.
Then, we made our transition by train to Kyoto.
I fell in love with Kyoto...it was love at first sign, let just put it that way.
What I love about travelling to different cities within a country is that you can really feel the different vibes that they exude.
The vibes that are emanated from different cities.
It was raining cats and dogs yesterday so it was kinda awkward to walk around.
It was actually very inconvenient.
but it doesn't make the experience any less fantastic.
I've only been here for 1 day, but I'm rapidly falling in love with the city.
It was absolutely breathtaking, so beautiful and quaint, and there's just something so charming and charismatic about it.
What I think is really cool about Kyoto is that they turn small alleys or streets into malls.
Like the Nishiki Market we went to yesterday, it was actually a small alley.
So fluffy!
I'm litterally speechless, it's so good.
I think we need to go back and buy like a whole box.
My thoughts in planning this trip is that there were gonna be a lot of tourists
in all the main tourist attractions.
So the idea is to take a few side trips from the main areas of interest to see a more authentic side of Japan.
We're taking the train to Nara.
We''ve just finished visiting Todaiji Temple
I believe it is the temple with the largest wooden hall and the largest copper Budha statues.
It's a very old temple, so tranquil when you walk into it.
I'm normally not one who is into religious places such as temples or shrines
but I absolutely love that place.
In the afternoon, we took another side trip to Uji
which was a small, tucked-in village that is specialized in making matcha.
Matcha is my favourite.
I was not dissapointed.
It was my favourite spot in Japan that I've been in so far.
I felt so content when I was wandering around in Uji.
I would love for myself to be buried here when I die.
I feel like it's a good place to be buried in.
Then we went to Tokyo and all the laid-back, down-to-earth vibe was gone.
It's busy everywhere.
Riding the metro in Tokyo is kind of a terrifying experience.
We started the day at around 7am, fully thinking that by this time, the train would be empty.
It was packed.
We went home somewhere around 11 at night...
It was packed.
Next, I'm gonna show you all the stuff that I bought in Japan
I'm not gonna be showing everything, because there was a lot of random shit that I don't think you guys would be interested.
So, only the cool stuff.
It's all in this bag.
I have way to much matcha.
Matcha in tea bag form
Matcha in porder form.
Eyedrop
Another eyedrop
These are the thing you should buy in Japan.
They feel like ice
That's an amazing sensation.
Toothbrush
I love tiny toothbrushes, and toothbrushes in Japan are the tiniest.
This is an even tinier toothbrush than the one I just showed you.
This little hat, very handy for me to walk around the city.
The last part, which is the most exciting
Pocky!
They have insane packagings.
I literally kept this empty box because the packaging is so pretty.
That concludes my Japan diary/vlog/rambling.
It wasn't the easiest trip by any means. I got into a bit of an issue with my plane ticket on the way back.
But I would go through all of that, and so much more if I got to do it again.
I would love to go back to Japan.
It was a very rare occasion where I got to travel with a lot of my family.
Everybody has their own life so it wasn't easy for all of us to gather together like that.
This trip was a much needed vacation for me to inject a bit of creative juices back into my life.
I feel like I finally got it back so I'm excited for more videos to come.
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The Nissan GT-R Track Edition Is the Corvette Grand Sport of GT-Rs - Duration: 2:24.
The Nissan GT-R Track Edition Is the Corvette Grand Sport of GT-Rs
It has the suspension, body, and wheels from the flagship NISMO, but retains the 565-horsepower twin-turbo V6 from the base GT-R.
People look at the new Chevy Corvette Grand Sport as the most driver-centric, balanced car in the Corvette lineup.
It has all the performance bits from the manic 650-horsepower Z06, but comes with the naturally aspirated 450-horsepower V8 from the base car.
The GT-R Track Edition is the same way, and just like the Grand Sport, we think itll be the GT-R to have.
The GT-R Track Edition, like the Grand Sport, is a combination of pieces from the base model GT-R premium and the top-of-the-line GT-R NISMO.
The Track Edition keeps the widened body, upgraded suspension, and sweet six-spoke alloy wheels from the NISMO, but ditches the beefed up 600-horsepower engine.
Instead, the Track Edition gets the standard 565-horsepower twin-turbo V6, filling the gap between the normal GT-R and the top-tier NISMO. And thanks to that base engine, you save over $47,000 on the MSRP compared to the $176,685 top-spec car.
For Nissan-loving track rats looking to find that perfect balance between the street and the circuit, we dont see a better choice.
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