(vehicle honking)
(upbeat music)
(rooster crowing)
- Good mornin', good mornin', good mornin'.
It's day four and we just left Portland, Oregon.
Sign language, let's recap what we learned yesterday.
Mosquito.
A very excited hello.
Cool.
What's up?
When?
This is where?
I realize I can't wag my finger very good,
you see the limited motion here?
I wouldn't be very good at being sassy.
(light music)
Where are we right now?
- Kennewick, Washington.
- Kennewick, Washington, we're gonna get some sushi,
we're taking care of some internet problems,
and then we're on our way to Washington State University.
The plant's dyin' on us a little bit.
We gotta make sure we don't let that plant die.
If you can keep a plant alive, then you can get a puppy,
if you can keep a puppy alive, then you can have a kid.
That's the way it works.
So if I let this plant die, man,
it does not bode well for my future.
This plant must live.
Cream cheese wontons.
For life.
I'm just gonna get a tattoo of a cream cheese wonton
on my chest.
Saw Justin handin' the camera to Mike,
- [Man] He did.
- So then I turned around.
So in my mind, I thought that meant
he was gonna be in the bathroom with me.
- [Man] I did go in there,
I washed my hands really quick.
- Oh, so then I'm at the urinal
and then I hear somebody come in and got into the stall.
So then after I finish up going pee
I look in the mirror and I notice
my sunglasses were pullin' my shirt down.
And I was like,"Oh, I didn't
realize I was showin' so much hair
"at the lunch table, so much chest hair."
And then nobody said anything back to me,
so I look in and I saw the guy was wearing a white shirt,
and I knew Justin's wearing a dark shirt,
and I'm like, ohhh shit, I ran out of the bathroom.
(upbeat music)
Hey Kirsten.
- Hi.
- What'd you go to college for?
- I got a degree in communication.
- I was gonna make a corny joke about,
that must be why you communicate so well.
And you wear hearing aids in both ears?
- Yeah I do, but my loss is like, mild to moderate.
It's not as profound as yours.
- Ah, rub it in why don't ya.
- No.
(laughing)
I wore them in college a little bit,
but not as much as I should have.
I would it always do it at the beginning of each semester
and then as soon as I got used to the teachers voice
and everything, I would just stop.
- What made you wanna take them out then?
Like, you said you got used to the teachers voice.
What was the impetus,
what was the motivation for not wearing them anymore?
- I don't know, I think that there is a stigma
and sometimes I don't even realize,
that I like, I don't know,
that it affects me.
Sometimes I just don't wanna deal with it.
Sometimes I don't wanna have to explain what's in my ear
and a lot of times people will be like,
"Well you don't sound like you have a hearing loss."
And I'm like, okay well, what do you want me to do,
prove it to you?
No, I'm not gonna do that, so.
- Yeah, you're either too deaf or not deaf enough.
- Right?
Exactly, no that's the thing for sure.
- What would you say is the main advice you would give
to somebody in college or university or high school,
with hearing loss.
- I would say, don't be afraid to get help,
even if you're really shy like I am.
I'm super shy and I don't like asking people for help.
But it's really important
because there's so many options out there.
And you can try something and it might not work,
but that doesn't mean you should give up.
Just keep trying and communicate
with whoever is helping you.
Your disability counselor or whoever it is.
- See you Kirsten.
- [Kirsten] Bye.
- Bye.
(vehicle honking)
Where are we?
I don't even know where we are.
Somewhere near Idaho,
or no, we're still in Washington,
but it looks very Idaho-like.
I'm getting worse Mike.
Fatigue is setting in.
This is perfect, look at how flat it is,
perfect for Aerobie.
I wanna throw this as far as I can
but I'm afraid I won't find it.
I know this sounds like I'm makin' excuses,
but I'm just not doin' what I'm used to doin'.
Here goes nothin', as far as I can, down this road.
Might be the last time we ever see this baby.
Love you Aerobie.
No, Aerobie, no!
I looked across the street for a second,
'cause Mike was comin' back in the truck,
and then I lost it.
Not leavin' without you Aerobie.
I've lost you before, I won't loose you again.
Feel like Brad Pitt, at the end of Seven.
I've had to loose the thing I love the most
in the middle of an empty field.
- [Brad] What's in the box?
- I love you Justin.
Let's go.
Don't ever leave me again.
I'm very embarrassed
by how I've been throwin' this so far,
I can't stress that enough.
All my friends back home
that know how much I love this
and how much pride I take in it,
they're gonna laugh at me.
(light music)
I knew that was gonna be checkmate at the beginning.
And then I forgot, because I thought about it too long.
Let's make sure Justin wins.
- [Both] Good game.
- I'm so glad we're documenting all my failures.
I can't throw a Frisbee.
I'm losing at chess.
How's it feel being on camera, instead of behind the camera?
- Uh, it's kind of weird.
- We're at WSU, Washington State University, WASU.
We were walking to do an interview right now
with the newspaper.
Let's tell the people that we were playing Frisbee
in the middle of nowhere, Jo's phone fell out of her pocket,
we were driving five minutes away, we drove back,
and Mike, the driver, found her phone in the middle
of like a cornfield, or whatever crap that was.
It was a miracle.
It was a great moment, probably the best moment
of the tour so far, the relief that we all felt.
We high fived.
We cried a little bit.
I put my leg up, I crossed it,
I'm going into full interview mode here.
I feel like I'm on 60 Minutes, or 20/20 or something.
This means I'm serious, once that leg gets crossed,
I'm all business.
- So I read in the press release
that you were on America's Got Talent.
How was that?
- It was fun, yeah it was great.
- What season?
- Last year.
Yeah, I lost to a juggler,
that's how I ended up getting kicked off.
But now I hate jugglers.
If you can put that, make sure everybody knows,
I got beef with jugglers, all jugglers.
- Do you have any advice for people who are wanting
to get into standup comedy, or any type of performance?
- Advice to people who want to get into standup comedy,
I would say don't do it, this is my turf, back off.
- [Interviewer] Do you have like a favorite dad joke?
- A favorite dad joke?
- [Interviewer] Yeah, like the super cheesy puns.
- Yeah, I do.
I really do.
A mushroom walks into a bar.
And the bartender says, hey hey hey,
we don't serve mushrooms here.
And the mushroom says, why not, I'm a fungi.
Huh, come on.
- [Interviewer] That's pretty quality.
- Pretty quality bad joke.
Fam, that's a pretty lit sign.
Six p.m.
I'm the comedian, yeah, it'll be fun.
Club auditorium.
- Alright, I've seen you before somewhere.
- Really?
- Yeah, I swear to God.
- Cool, well come see me again tomorrow night.
- [Student] What's your name?
- D.J.
- Nice to meet you D.J.
- What's your name?
- Sean.
- Josh?
- Sean.
- Oh John, nice to meet you man.
Tomorrow night, six o'clock, bring your friends?
- Where is it?
- Club auditorium.
- Awesome, sounds good.
- Cool, see you then man.
- [Man] I'm in slow motion mode,
so if you throw those up it'll be pretty slick.
- Let's do it.
(acoustic guitar music)
- [Man] Nice.
- This campus is one of
the more beautiful campuses you'll visit.
I've seen like campus, its plural should be campi.
Like fungus, fungi, cactus, cacti.
When I was in like 5th grade, I loved the Cries of Intrepid.
It had just come out.
And I loved it so much I was walking home
from school one day,
and somebody on my walk, some house had an Intrepid.
And I loved it, and I was a weird kid.
And I walked up, and I kissed the ground
that the Intrepid was on.
I kissed some random driveway, because I was like,
I love Intrepid.
So there's a funny story.
Day four.
And the crew loves each other more and more everyday.
I'm very excited for tomorrow man, it's the first show.
Watch, we're gonna get up on stage,
well I guess not we, me, I'm the only one up on stage.
So that's great.
Day five, finally, get up on stage,
here at WASU, WASU, Washington State University.
I'm wearing their colors, a nice fortunate coincidence.
So stay tuned for tomorrow.
It gets better everyday.
And I'm gonna start throwing the Aerobie better.
This is really embarrassing.
(hip hop music)
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Ellen Hutson & Altenew Mix-it-Up Challenge October 2017! - Duration: 6:11.
hi it's Therese from Lostinpaper and I'm really excited because today I'm at the
Ellen Hutson classroom at their blog and sharing this card that I'm making for
the mix it up challenge so that means I get to share some products from both the
essentials by Ellen product line and combine it with the Altenew stamps and
I'm using their inks as well today so a lot of fun I decided to stamp out my own
background and I have a piece of cardstock and using some Altenew inks
this is the mountain mist color is the lighter one and I'm rotating this
beautiful leaf image now this is a real kind of retro style leaf and it's from a
set called rustic botanicals that was created by Julie Ebersole and I love it
it's a beautiful set so once I've finished stamping out the first color
the second one that I'm going to be using is the volcano Lake which is a
really pretty color too so this was really easy to kind of line up and each
line of leaf I've flipped the leaf around but focused all the lighter ink
on one side of the card and the darker and the other sort of creating that
ombre effect it was a very easy panel to stamp out took no time at all a bit took
me longer to edit it than to acutally stamp it alright so I'm going to create my
flowers now to go on the panel this is gonna be the focal point of my card and
I'm using the set that was created for the essentials by Ellen range with Altenew
this is a collaboration set and it's amazingly beautiful and it's called
poppy fields and I've used, I want three different colors of poppies
so for the yellow one and I use the citrus burst and the
shadow color was called Sunkissed then the second the orange poppy I did with
Sunkissed and then with my favorite colors ever which is called orange cream I used
a Copic marker to color in the center of my flower and then stamped out the
center's that come in the set with the industrial diamond so these leaves are
from the rustic botanical set and I created sort of two tones on them by
using the the cubes of Altenew ink you could do this with the bigger ink pads
it just would be a little bit more difficult but I stamped the lighter
color which is the parrot onto this onto the leaf image and then stamp the edges
with the Moss ink and now I'm going to stamp three of those because we all know
that odd numbers look good too I've got the coordinating dies for both
of the stamp sets actually the poppy fields stamp set comes with coordinating
dies I think and if not you should get them they're amazing and I'm just going
to run these all through my die-cutting machine the last color that I'm going to
use for this from my poppy is coral berry and then I use the ruby red as the
shadow color this just blew me away it was so beautiful there is an outline
stamp in this set as well I should say I just chose not to use it today and
that's one of the best things about these layering stamp sets you can use
either part of them all of them some of them only the outline everything it
doesn't matter so easy and so versatile the sentiment comes from the poppy fields
stamp set as well and I didn't stamp it in black I did stamp it in the
industrial diamond so now it's time to put my card together I've got a top fold
card and I've added some fun foam to my background I have cut it down to fit the
card front just leaving a white border
around the whole edge popping up all my flowers no I'm not I'm popping up some
of my flowers and adding some tape runner to the leaves and the orange
flower I decided to actually use tape runner and adhere it directly to the
panel as well it's just good to have different sort of heights of your
embellies it just adds a bit of interest to your card so if you're here in
October 2017 I'd love to see what you can do combining the essentials by Ellen
Hutson stamp and die range along with Altenew, what a good combination it's
so much fun I know I had a blast making this card so all I have to do now is
just pop my little bouquet together and I'm finished thanks so much for joining
me today I've had such a fun time head over to the Ellen Hutson mix it up
challenge I'll put the link in a new youtube description below and look
forward to seeing you there till next time happy papercrafting bye
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Ep. 3: Beginner ASL Lessons - HERE TO HEAR TOUR - Duration: 7:00.
I'm back baby
'bout to go live on Facebook I'm gonna look swole. I'm kind of joking
but kind of not. I don't know what's real and what's not anymore.
Hey Justin, catch
wooo hooo!
I need a minute. It's day three of the Here to Hear tour. I'm gonna do this
every day because I think it's important. I want to start every day with a moment
of gratitude. Today I'm going to start with gratitude for every audiologist
I've had. Well, two in particular. Danny and Steve, the two my two main squeezes
two audiologists I've had in my life. I appreciate everything you've done for me
um, so thank you. Second thing I want to get to is the
thought of the day. Adventure is good. Every adventure is worthwhile and that's
Amelia Earhart. And, the song of the day - I want to do a song, I love music. Today's
song of the day is by one of my favorite musicians Mac DeMarco and his song is
called, "Dreams from Yesterday," and I love that
song because that song is all about not letting your dreams pass you by. Not
waking up one day when you're old and gray and be like, man I wish I would have
done this, I wish I would have followed that dream.
You wanna do this puzzle with me?
United States of ... A....
...merica!
Just got the warning. Battery is going dead. So I don't know if
you if you know this secret but I read about it or something.
You take the sticker off your battery you don't put it in your hair you need
right away you wait a couple minutes because, I don't know what the science is
behind it, but it'll last longer after you do that. I don't know much well
that's one of the things I do know. If you move it around in the air it works
quicker. That may be true, may not be. Out with the old in with the new. I'm back
baby. The United States of America we're coming for you. California, in Oregon
and by tomorrow, Washington. Got the whole West coast. In 3, 4 days, thanks to this guy right up
here. Thanks Mike. You know what, it doesn't seem that
impressive if I'm looking at the map here. It's only a few inches you've driven, so.
I love chess so much.
So, do you have like a thought out strategy, or?
No, that's why I'm so bad.
-Me either
I'm just like, I play chess like I live life, you know. One
move at a time
Exactly, That's the only way to do it.
No, actually, probably the worst way to do it.
I'm calling Allee Hewitt
she's a friend I met on Instagram, and she is... she knows ASL, so she's gonna
teach me a little bit. Let's call her up.
Hello!
[Allee] Hi!
Hey, how's it going? Can you teach
me a few things here? [Allee] Let's start with the basics. That's hi. Salute
If you're really excited you can go with the two. I can go, OK.
arghhhh!
Can you go extra with the bye?
Byeeeeee
I learned the sign for Canada. You learned the sign for Canada?! What is it?
Yeah, you're going to love it.
It's, you just do this.
Oh, that's amazing!
What's America? Ah, ok. Like a melting pot.
Home. Dog? Is that home dog, did you say? I don't think I've ever said a home dog in
my life. I'm learning? Sign. Learning is good. That that makes sense to me. And
then after you learn it you can forget it! Okay, I'm not trying to, believe me.
yeah thanks Ali bye we are outside the Nike employee store
in Beaverton are we in Beaverton - Beaverton Oregon and Jill has a friend
who had a hook-up at the Nike store and normally I'm not into rampant
consumerism but when somebody says they can get you a sweet deal at the Nike
employee store you gotta go and get the flashiest kicks you've bought since you
were 10 years old I feel like I I'm gonna run to that tree
I'm back you ready yeah
that was fast I'm very concerned by had a Bethlehem I know I'm gonna run 10k
every day for the rest of this work I gotta stop sayin things I can't live up
to know that I've caught my breath let me say something for real
October is Disability Awareness Month very important I'll tell you why because
I am a comedian so I never really intended to set out to be an advocate
for anything I just wanted to be funny but now that I've kind of attracted some
sort of notoriety people have reached out to me with hearing loss with all
sorts of disabilities they kind of look to me not a lot of people but some
people say oh I'm inspiring for whatever reason but here's the thing the reason
why Disability Awareness Month is so important somebody a very smart man once
told me I wish I could remember his name but I met him in Toronto he was a
disability advocate and he told me you're either disabled or you're not
disabled yet we all get older we're all one accident away from something
happening so Disability Awareness Month is about compassion being able to step
outside of yourself and realize that people are living all sorts of different
lives and they need our help whether it's with institutional health or just
in our day to day living so Disability Awareness Month is very
important to me as a man with a disability but it should be important to
you whether you have a disability or not because people are people and compassion
is what makes this world go round not to spew cliches over here but it's
very important not just in October but the rest of the year to have compassion
for compassion compassion for your fellow man fellow woman and be able to
step outside of yourself that's why it's important to me there's a moment of
seriousness yeah why can't I talk when I get sincere I lose the ability hello or
goodbye whether it's the end of the day we're here in Portland Oregon we drove
all the way from Redding California a long day on the road but a fun day we
stopped at the Nike store yeah that's right got some sweet new kicks feeling
pretty fly right now I want to thank Alli for teaching me ASL today Thank You
Ally that's the end of day three thank you very much for tuning in we'll
see you tomorrow tell your friends subscribe share like do all that fun
stuff let's spread the word and remember disability awareness month
so be nice to everybody whether they're disabled or not let's all be kind to one
another there's your cheesy thought of the day
to end day three on the here to hear comedy tour
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Kat Von D SuperSonic Glimmer Veil Is HERE! + MODA Mythical Brushes are COMING! | Makeup Minute - Duration: 1:00.
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We'll see you same time tomorrow!
Remember we have Makeup Minute Extras on my Instagram, and Don't forget our full-length
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Here's How To Heal Your Dry, Chapped Lips Naturally - Duration: 3:06.
Chapped lips are bothersome both during the winter and the summer.
Our lips hurt, sting, and don't look good at all, but there are remedies.
Chapped lips can be caused by several different things, depending on each individual person:
allergic reactions, smoke, prolonged sun exposure, licking your lips, vitamin deficiency, cold
weather, too much wind, dry weather, certain medications and other issues.
In this video we'll show you some cheap and easy solutions for this problem.
The best part is that they are made with all natural ingredients.
1.
Aloe Vera Aloe vera is a powerful plant that can be
used to hydrate your skin.
Not only do its healing properties hydrate and restore chapped lips, but they also lessen
the pain.
All you have to do is remove the aloe vera gel from its leaf and apply it directly onto
your lips.
You can mix the gel in a blender to make it easier to apply.
Don't lick your lips afterwards.
Aloe vera doesn't taste very good.
2.
Coconut oil The controversial coconut oil can be used
in many different ways, and your whole body can benefit from it.
Due to its hydrating properties, you can apply a light layer on your lips several times throughout
the day, and a thicker layer before going to bed.
And, as an added benefit, it smells and tastes delicious.
3.
Castor Oil Castor oil is very moisturizing, and can help
heal cracks on your lips.
It can be used several times throughout the day, just like coconut oil.
Apply it at night before going to bed, and wash your lips in the morning.
You'll soon notice a huge difference.
4.
Vegetable Oil Before Bathing Before you wash your face or take a bath, apply some vegetable
oil onto your lips to create a barrier, since your face soap could be drying out your lips
and stripping them of their natural oils.
5.
Honey and Vegetable Oil Use this mixture before going to bed.
Mix a small amount of honey with some drops of the vegetable oil of your preference, and
rub it on your lips before going to bed.
In the morning you will wake up with hydrated, smooth lips.
Furthermore, honey has antibacterial properties, so it will protect the cracks on your lips
from an infection.
6.
Rose Petals Rose petals are well known for the benefits
they bring to our skin.
They can also heal our cracked, dry lips.
All you have to do is wash a handful of petals and let them soak in milk or glycerin for
a few hours.
Then knead them together to form a thick paste and apply it on your lips every night before
going to sleep.
It will help repair your lips and improve their natural shine.
7.
Beeswax If your lips are already smooth and pretty,
you should use beeswax.
It will protect your lips and help them stay hydrated.
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XXXtentacion and Fame - Duration: 4:48.
Recently, a young Floridian Soundcloud star, Jahseh Onfroy, known more by his stage name
XXXTentacion, rose to fame seemingly out of nowhere while serving time in prison.
But how did he get to the top?
Jahseh has managed to make a name out of edgy behavior.
Doing things such as what occurred during his Cypher, where he cut out the beats and
proceeds to recite spoken word about the apocalypse, to lynching children during a music video.
Even doing things such as all his times fighting.
Jumping a guy in the bathroom, a street fight, the story he told of being in jail with a
gay guy.
So how did he get to the top considering all this negativity?
I think its a matter of how he went about it.
Around December of 2016, he began to spike in terms of trend.
This is most likely due to his song "Look at Me!", which became his biggest hit, and
the controversy of Drake mimicking the flow of the track.
He lived and performed on tours on the idea of being memorable.
Doing something so big that he makes a name for himself.
He keeps this aura of conflict surrounding him.
And that just draws more attention to his name.
His most recent subject under fire, is him lynching a child in his "Look at Me!'
music video.
This music video was crafted to draw in the audience who like that song and then switch
halfway through and performed his older song "Riot", which tackles issues such as murder
and racism, accompanied with graphic imagery of black men being hung and ending on a silent
clip of X himself hanging a child.
And following this, a lot of his older stuff, along with his new album that was released,
17, seems to be following the modern-day logic of pandering to mental illness because that's
what gets you attention.
Tracks from his 17 album seems to be regaling us with the typical 'oh my heart's broken,
oh I'm sad' with no true emotional depth to them.
It seems to be repeating the same sort of pity undertones that a lot of popular artists
that appeal to mental illness do.
Lyrics like:
'The pain in my heart just won't end, The words that I find just don't seem to compare,
Awaiting my death in the end, Alone I must seek out the end to begin,'
Just sounds like it is a song from the likes of My Chemical Romance or Three Days Grace.
This whole lyricism and melancholy beats, only to accentuate that appeal to depressed
kids that is such a trend with newer rappers.
With no actual three-dimensional lyrics, and doing the very flat, generic, sad sounding
lyrics that sound deep to the casual listener.
I think the edgy behavior, his pandering towards mental illness, and his constant controversial
issues help him get the recognition that he has currently.
In light of his recent controversy regarding his ex girlfriend's testimony this just provides
him with more recognition.
By playing up this whole super villain bit and laughing and making jokes about the testimony
further thrust him into the public eye as an enemy.
Much akin to Marilyn Manson likening himself as a satanist to play up the shock factor.
This is probably the best time to mention that I'm not supporting him in regards to
this.
I'm very much for separating the artist from their work, but there's an extent to
which that isn't a viable strategy.
I don't think domestic abuse and allegations in regards to it are something to be taken
lightly.
Especially not to the extent of laughing and joking about it.
Now with that disclaimer aside, back to the discussion.
He may be manipulating the spotlight to focus on him, from dyeing his hair and shaving his
eyebrows, to featuring on a Noah Cyrus song.
I think that every action he makes is to help keep attention on him as he strives to become
as he says "the greatest artist of all time".
And to do this, he needs to constantly be focused on.
I fully support the idea that every move on XXXtentacion's part is calculated and made
to further his agenda and growth.
I don't think this is outside the realm of possibility with him, he's made it very
obvious that he knows how to grow himself as an artist, and that this can extend to
publicity.
There is no such thing as bad press, and X encompasses that ideology.
He has said in the past that his goal is to do big, crazy things to make his name known.
And all he has done, has certainly sparked a fuse in the masses following him..
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Here's My Canada: My Family Settler Story. - Duration: 0:27.
it had five years pass, then, mom took
me up here, and then it's really a new
experience for me, the buses, the schools,
everyone around me, especially the four
seasons, I loved the winter season because I
never saw snow before in my life, and
that's my Canada.
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Here's My Canada: We Are a Free Country - Duration: 0:14.
Canada lets every religions come to live in here,
Canada lets every person from
whatever country they are from,
I love Canada !
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Here's My Canada: Diversity - Duration: 0:15.
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Here's My Canada:Diversity - Duration: 0:04.
And it just awesome!
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Here's my Canada: Forgiving People - Duration: 0:09.
Chance for freedom and
forgiving people,
and that is what Canada mean to me.
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Citi: Make it Here® - "Movie Night" :15 Citi® Quick Lock - Duration: 0:16.
Laughter
Dramatic music
VO: Lock and unlock your debit card without putting your life on pause
VO: on the Citi Mobile® App.
Laughter
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Here's My Canada: Fun Parks - Duration: 0:08.
I like Canada because it has
fun parks.
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Tom didn't come here to run short on dreams - Duration: 0:31.
Why did you come to Canada if it's that cold?
It's better to be cold, than be afraid.
In Mexico, you are afraid.
Sometimes we struggle with money
My wife couldn't find work
because she doesn't speak English very well.
So we went into a rough time.
Let's say that it's the end of the month
and you don't have your cheque, you can use that overdraft.
Cashco's Everyday Use Account, Empowered by ATB,
has no monthly fees and up to $500 overdraft.
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Here's My Canada: How French Settlers Shaped North America. - Duration: 0:21.
Tolerance, purism, a rejection of
anti-semitism, and other forms of bigotry,
multiculturalism, enlightened
monarchism, and a powerful faith in the national
project founded on the union between
North America's French and English
people, here's to another 150th Canada!
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