Neil deGrasse Tyson Shares His Letters In New Book
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2019
- Big time movie star and author of 'Letters from an Astrophysicist,' Neil deGrasse Tyson, shares some of the stories behind the letters he included in his new book. #Colbert #NeildeGrasseTyson #Interviews
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That 3rd grader couldn’t save Pluto so now she’s trying to save Earth :’)
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He didn't try to save Pluto. He was at the head of attacking it.
They came for Pluto first and now they are coming for Earth
4th grader. shut up I'm not one of THOSE people!!! I just can't stand inaccuracy of things I consider obvious.
That's really unfortunate if that's the case. She's about to fail twice.
2:13 He did his meme! 😂😂
To the mother who asked her son where he got the idea there was no God, the son should've replied "Where did *you* get those ideas???!"
At 3:39 "…but not in cursive because I can't read cursive." 😆😂🤣 it's quickly becoming a lost art.
I'm 56. With really bad hand eye coordination trouble. My teachers went MAD trying to get me to PRINT straight. And then the whole cursive thing started. I tried, oh I tried. But all I could do was a kind of crazed, demented, rabid headless chicken scribble. All over the space between the lines. On the line? Well, I AIMED for the line.
If I had to, I could read cursive, if the writer was able to write in a clear, legible hand. I don't use cursive, I tend to scrawl in an odd slovenly form of cursive printing. I developed it to take quick notes in school, during classes. I don't even type well. I've taken typing and keyboarding, and I can't get past 15 words a minute.
I think today's kids are only taught some printing and keyboarding. They won't have those charts all around the classroom, showing how to make a perfect set of cursive letters.
Can we have a moment of silence, for the demise of the hand written note...
Well, what purpose does it serve other than simply "looking fancy"? And before it is brought up, despite myths to the contrary, it is not any faster to write in cursive for latin-based alphabets.
@@Sandriell My natural lazy style of writing is where i dont lift the pen from the paper and so the letters connect in a cursive manner. If i have to focus on lifting the pen and creating an equal space between the letters i would write much slower.
Sandra Nelson
Not until after I’m dead-I have a beautiful left-handed cursive (except when I have to sign on one of those Etch-a-Sketch payment gizmos).
That kid's letter was heartbreakingly precious!
Also, at :30 is a rare, rare moment when Neil deGrasse Tyson briefly loses his words. It must've really been emotional for him.
It’s not like Pluto doesn’t exist anymore, it’s still Mickey Mouse’s dog.
but the people that used to live on it doesn't.
OH MY GOD
As long as Disney is okay with it right? :D
Okay, like the comment, but what shines forth is your nickname. Says it ALL. You, sir, win the internet today.
I had to laugh when Neil read that 4th grader's letter asking if people live on Pluto because my 89 year old mother asked me that exact same thing when I told her I had just seen photos of Pluto sent back from space. I found that hilarious. I guess I should be happy she didn't think I was talking about the Disney character.
Maybe there are space ticks living on Pluto?!
Put the controversy aside. This man is a beautiful human that does a great job interpreting the Beauty of reality and openly and carelessly expresses his passions to an ignorantly bred species. We will always be progressing while he is alive. Love you Neil, you’ve made an impact on many and will continue to
Tyson is one of the smartest in our generation
„We dug up that child” :))))
Neil buried the child alive after they sent the letter, the truth has finally come out.
There was definitely two ways that story could have gone 😳😂
"We dug up that child"
*Where was she buried?*
Black Rod wouldn’t be the first time Neil has had a poor choice of words 😬
was it buried?
Loved his book astrophysics for people in a hurry
Listening to him narrate it is just soothing. I listened it on my commutes to work, and no matter how many bad drivers cut me off, I didn’t experience any road rage. It’s like his voice is just perfect for reading bedtime stories, in a really good way. You can easily stay awake and listen to “Astrophysics for People in a Hurry” because the content is so fascinating. But he just leaves you feeling very peaceful inside. It’s completely different from listening to his podcast StarTalk where it’s energetic and many people are trying to talk at once. I wish he had more time to narrate more of his books, but they did find someone who does sound close to him to narrate, like “The Pluto Files.” His books are always so enlightening. Like I learned a lot from “Accessory to War”; lots of things I wish I had known when I was enlisted in the Air Force.
Austen True great insight, thank you for your service!!
Think i'd agree with Stephen, Neil probably really is the best guest on the show.
been waiting to see him back on your show, so happy to see him again! one of you best guests!
Can't get enough of that Neil - good to see ya buddy!
Neils pumping these books out like hot cakes
If I didn't ALREADY love NdGT, seeing him well up about 9/11 and that he answers random fan, and even sometimes critics, letters, is so endearing. (BTW: Neil, I'm an astrologer and even I, forgive you for demoting Pluto.)
You're an astrologer, and you love Neil? There's some serious cognitive dissonance there.
Always love Dr. Tyson's lectures 💖
"Cosmos" has officially done its job, then. Good.
Well, part of it.
Cosmos always does its job 😹
That kid asked his mom where *she* got those ideas. Whatever her answer is I'm pretty sure it wasn't from anyone as smart as Neil Tyson or Carl Sagan
I love when these guys get together!
It’s so enjoyable from all points of view!
Just GREAT!!!!!
Cosmic perspective luminosity, oh my! It rolled off his tongue just like that!
We all love Stephen, but we also love Neil! More Neil on the show!
Michael S --here, here! Second that, good Sir!!
NO
How cool is the title “astrophysicist “?!! I allllmost want to go to school long enough to earn that title!! 😆 LoL
FranciKatherine Melton-Jones me too but there's math and my brain which don't work well together lolll
Good point! i always liked Commander or Master. Never both though, I'm no Russel Crowe! :)
Luthien Seldomane yesss! And another thi- oops 😬 I heard ya say Russel Crowe and remembered we don’t count. 😆🤭🙄
M10 Official yep! I love science but why , why, why ? Did they ruin it for us non-number lovers!
This guy is a National Treasure. 😇👍
That letter is adorable
Neil is just savage for no reason😂
Neil you're not alone, my eyes leak whenever I think of 9/11. My little girl was in the back seat when the announcer broke in,saying the 2nd plane had hit and it didn't seem accidental...still can hear her ask " why would anybody fly a plane into a building on purpose? She is one of a few kids in that have a memory of that day, she was almost 6. She knew there were bad people but this was a different kind of bad.
C'mon Stephen, ask him when Cosmos is going to air! His whole second season is filmed and ready. It was going to air back in March after the investigation was over. Star Talk ended up airing the episodes to finish out its season, but Cosmos never did.
Someone told me to ask Seth instead. No answers there either.
i been asking this question for a while and i recently got a answer that sounds credible.... apparently fox is working on some sort of online tv service similar to netflix, and they are saving cosmos season 2 for when that is ready, because they know of the high demand for it, and think it will cause people to subscribe to the service... from what i heard q1 or q2 2020 it will come out
@@johnsmitty7447 - while that does sound entirely credible, it's strange that it won't go to Hulu instead. Seth is putting his Orville on Hulu for S3, and he produces Cosmos. Unless, per the previous contract, it needs to air on Fox since it was going to to begin with. Maybe a possible S3 (S4) would go to Hulu.
@@johnsmitty7447 Fox is now owned by Disney (and by extension Disney owns Cosmos now too), and Disney is about to launch Disney+ while they already have Hulu as well. There is absolutely no way Disney would create a Fox branded service to compete with themselves. It is however possible they are saving it for the Disney+ launch, which is in November.
@@Sandriell Who is more evil? Darth Sideous, or Darth Mickey? Seems like all Mickey cares about these days is money.
@@BlackEpyon that is all every corporation cares about.
"Dear scienTEST" rofl
Neil is a champ.
Surprised no one started booing when Steven mentioned what he did to Pluto
Neil didn't, "do," anything to Pluto lol the Hayden Planetarium, during it's reconstruction/renovation, moved Pluto to a new category, separate from the other Eight Planets, "proper," because by then the discovery of other, larger Kuyper Belt objects had been discovered, creating a category more appropriate for small, Icy "Plutoids," to be exhibited, opening up the debate amongst the International Astronomical Union during it's decadal meeting in Geneva to recategorize it officially within a more appropriate nomenclature.
Neil deGrasse Tyson just HAPPENED to be the guy who all the children sent their angry letters to because of his position as the head of the Astronomy department at the Planetarium.
Didn't a few such idiots start up before Neil (rightfully) told them to "get over it"?
Today is 13 billion years of evolving Truth. The same ONE TRUTH for billions of galaxies.
can anyone tell me how to actually watch full episodes
In your last segment about aliens possibly uniting humans, have you read Harry Turtledove? His WW2 series specifically, where we humans are prosecuting the war and suddenly aliens land and divert our attention. Love those lizards! Give me slaked lime!!!
iirc, Pluto is smaller than the average comet (and in fact a theory is that it may be a trapped comet from the Oort cloud or interstellar). The fact that it is still considered a planet, albeit in a sub-category of dwarf planet, should really appeal to fans of Pluto. As time progresses, and many more planets are discovered (including the mysterious one causing disturbances in our own solar system), more categories will be thought up for planets, like ice giants or gas giants, etc, and eventually Pluto may even have a new home (like dwarf ice planet vs. dwarf rocky planet). And planets that we call "planets" will eventually have to be separated out into their own groups. The word planet is still there. If anything, Pluto should serve as a reminder of how we are furthering our path through space. It was less a demotion and more of a restructuring due to the remarkable progress we have made in interstellar cartography.
One cannot NOT like him. It's impossible.
Say that to the woman he sexually harassed.
@@genjii931 I guess you didn't hear. He was cleared of any wrongdoing. Now you can go back to your bitter crappy life.
tell that to joe rogan
If a dwarf planet isnt a planet, then by the same logic, a dwarf person isnt a person.
Lmaoooooooo
I'm pretty sure the average dwarf _planet_ doesn't actually _care,_ though.
Dwarf planet is a type of planet just like tall person is a type of person
@@ichijofestival2576 It's massive enough to achieve hydrostatic equilibrium (it's round), which sets it apart from all the other Idaho potatoes orbiting the sun, so "pitty title" is a little short. "Dwarf planet" is a legitimate category in that context.
Woah The collective groan in the room when Neil suggested the possibility of the whole world becoming one tribe if we can prove Aliens exist.
is the Red vs BLUE hate ever deep in the USA!
That letter was so cute😂😂😂😂❤❤
See him grab colberts hand? He's just a touchy dude!
F UCK U
they are very good friends in real life. term you obviously can't grasp...let alone someones hand.
@@sleepingbackbone7581 Thank you!
But not in cursive because I can't read in cursive
Is anybody else looking for a comment from that girl here?
"Scientest"- one whom takes sciencey tests
A testy scientist.
Neil's such a cool guy! I could listen to him talk about whatever for however long! :)
When the hell are we getting Cosmos: Possible Worlds!? Been waiting forever!
Never. The allegations ruined that. Pretty sure Fox already released Cosmos season 2 and Neil wasn't part of it. Which of course meant the show was crap.
There was a hint that it was pushed back to March 2020, and then that line was removed from the NatGeo article... It's already filmed, but Disney's a bunch of a$$holes so who knows?
wait a minute, a 3rd grader is in college? that really aged me
I'd bet the majority of college students were once 3rd graders... how is that news to you?
*obtuse* | əbˈt(y)o͞os, äbˈt(y)o͞os |
adjective
annoyingly slow to understand: _pointing out the most obvious of facts can be a clear sign of an obtuse reply or a joke that should have never been expressed._
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@Allison Trost thats awesome, i hope you get a chance to bring up this clip over the holidays!
It sometimes amazes me that we haven't found life on other planets.
because of the universal speed limit, there is life or was life in Billions of planets but all we can see like 400 - 900 Million light years away, the far we look the more we go back in time. if aliens looked at earth they would see our surface and think there is no life on earth and they might see only plain rocks 600Million years ago !
Going to at-least one of the planet could be a good start.
@@JustRandomPerson well it would take a minimum of Billion years.. Billio years is just duration of travel
Nishad S just for your information closest planets are Venus and Mars and they are quite reachable in 1 year flight.
JustRandomPerson ooh that would surely happen, i was talking about other planets with life. SpaceX will reach mars in 2024
I can't read cursive either! Cursive is art, not effective communication.
Effective communication is art
If two people do know cursive, then its effective. If you can take personal notes in cursive and understand them afterwards, it's effective. If you write in cursive and don't want a Z-gen kid reading it, it's super effective.
If we restore Pluto to planet status, then we have to make our moon a planet. Luna is bigger than Pluto. The Earth/Luna would be a binary planet.
Not necessarily. The moons Ganymede (Jupiter) and Titan (Saturn) are larger than the planet Mercury, for example. I'd have to look it up but doesn't it have something to do whether or not the gravitational center of the two-body system is inside one of the bodies?
The center of gravity of the Jupiter and Ganymede should be within the bounds of Jupiter, just as the center of gravity of the Earth and Luna is inside the Earth - that's why Ganymede and Luna are moons.
Hope I'm not spouting nonsense! ;-)
@@jensraab2902 I think that could be one criteria. I believe the size ratio is also a factor, but don't quote me on that.
@@jhill4874 Size ratio would make sense as a criterion. Of course, unless the average density is very different the size (measured in volume) is directly linked to the gravitational forces which determines the location of the barycenter. So ultimately, those two criteria might yield similar results.
Maybe an interesting scenario could be a binary system of a gas giant and significantly smaller (by volume), but solid Earth-like body of comparable mass. There, the two criteria might yield very different thresholds but I guess such a scenario is unrealistic since these two very different celestial bodies would probably not form in direct vicinity and if one planet captured the other this system would probably be unstable. (I cannot provide any evidence for my conjecture that the system would be unstable. It's just a hunch.)
ETA: Thinking about it, I think there are problems for a "mixed binary" planetary system for the two extreme cases of distance. If they're too distant from each other their orbit around the sun probably wouldn't be stable, whereas if they're too close to each other the gas giant itself might be unstable due to tidal forces (see Roche limit) and the two bodies might eventually merge. I wonder if there is a theoretical "planetary Goldilocks zone" where both planets would "survive" in the long run. Like I said, my gut feeling says no but I don't actually know.
Greetings, just tagging along. I think the difference between a planet and a moon is what it orbits. A planet orbits a star, a moon orbits a planet.
love dr. tyson.
same
Coolest guy ever!
I love Neil!!!!
I wish you'd love me a bit as well. Sigh...
Joe Rogan has left the chat
Fibers are useful though
Is she a good scientest, though?
I love the way he uses his fingers to illustrate what he’s saying lmao
I'm over it. I forgive him. Pluto isn't just Not A Planet, it never was a planet. It should never have been considered one in the first place. And I, personally, am glad that I don't have to memorize the names of the thousands upon thousands of similar objects in the Kuiper belt.
My Very Evasive Mother Just Showed Us Nothing!
I need NDT to read me bedtime stories from now on
That was dangerously close to astrology, Neil.
#JusticeforPluto
Pluto is Planet ...
...oid.
Doesn't every book share letters 🤔
Wait he is wearing a normal tie?
I'ma go get an illegal pdf copy of that book, brb
done
The dislikes are from Joe Rogan and his production staff😂
what's the context
context?
Why would Joe Rogan be after Neil? He loves the guy
@@Hexxagone850 Have you seen the last podcast
They were very antagonistic at each other in the last podcast.
Mauna Kea?
"The internet landed in our laps without creating a curriculum the empowers you to know when someone online is full of shit." - Neil deGrasse Tyson
Talking to the leading defender of science and no question about fridays for future?
your sold ..
#savePluto
after all all....sad to see METOO movement was a big fishing net meaning to catch the fish that ate wrong but a few got cautgh up as well just because they...... just swim too damn good!
That girl was every child with an interest in astronomy when Pluto was reclassified. We were all at that enthusiastic age once, when we thought surely science never changed and we were learning the same lessons as our parents. How little did we understand that while science doesn't change, our way of classifying the universe around us evolves all the time.
Pluto will always be a planet to me.
I had no problem whatsoever with Pluto's reclassification. In fact, I go even further than the IAU, and list Pluto and Charon as binary dwarf-planets, because their barycenter doesn't reside in either body, but between them. commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Animation_of_moons_of_Pluto_-_Front_view.gif
I'm surprised he didn't interrupt Stephen more often.
Wait, that's it? Was he even asked any questions?
This was the second part of the interview, broken off after a commercial break.
Eeeek the first part was a very direct bold question from Colbert. I guess they wanted to change the mood after the break.
@@Neojhun yes, it did seem that way. good call from Colbert, of course. :)
#NdGT #science #readbooks #climatechange #letsfightclimatechange
is it my impression or does he have a tremor now? I hope I am wrong
"Please write back, but not in cursive, 'cause I can't read in cursive."
🤷 What the hell is going on in schools, nowadays? Fourth grade is when they _taught_ me how to read and write in cursive, and I _knew_ how to spell the word "scientist."
Other than the fact some schools are just better than others, people learn differently and at different rates, and some people just aren't good at certain things for some reason. By fourth grade, I could tell you the power plant, weapons, speed, range, etc of just about any American, British, German or Japanese plane in World War 2, a ton about the Titanic, and other things that were well beyond some of my class mates, and was further ahead in math and science knowledge. High school I was doing the math for physic's problems in my head before classmates could even punch it in to their calculators. But I struggled with spelling and I still do. I have no idea why, but there are words in my vocabulary that I know the meaning and usage, but cannot spell to save my life. So when I've had to spell a word I don't remember had to rely on doing so phonetically. Which aside from things that will trip you up regardless becomes that much harder when say the people around you pronounce 'Scientist' like 'Scientest'. And someone younger will likely default to spell it how it sounds.
As to cursive - As much as I was taught to read and write it, the problem is especially in handwritten cursive that I can't discern beginning and end. Some of the letters when written by people can look the same, least the variation I was taught 20 some years ago. I have to take time to discern 'are those two n's or one m, is that supposed to be an o or an a, etc. It just appears frequently as loops and squiggles that take time to decipher assuming it's neatly written and a more 'basic' form like what I learned and a decent size - what my mother learned is flat out illegible to me and looks like it belongs on some piece of parchment as a royal decree 500+ years ago in Europe. Case in point the US constitution - I can read the first lines after "We the People" with no problem, trying to read Article I - maybe with several hours and a magnifying glass. It's hard to describe how and why I struggle, despite various attempts to teach me how - I just do and always have.
Most schools don't teach cursive anymore. Why would they in the digital world?
They do not teach cursive anymore in schools
@@trina2361 You seem to have forgotten about Hebrew schools. Most of the ones in NJ still teach cursive.
@@ghostofbugsbunny9748 okay the Jewish child was completely different than his "hate mail," from a fourth grader about Pluto
Not good for his reputation, but neil grab dat ass Tyson.
Neil looks a bit ill here, hope all is good with him.
Dear Scientest.
If Pluto is no longer considered a planet, how come Disney have failed to address this issue with regards to a certain dog character they own the rights to?
Surely such corporate insubordination warrants a lawsuit from the scientest community? After all, by failing to comply with official records, Disney have
shown clear contempt and disregard for the findings of respectable scientests on a global scale, and should be found guilty of both fraudulent behavior
and the deliberate corruption of young cartoon viewers everywhere.
Love, Agatha. Age 3.
What Corn Do? ruclips.net/video/X46NN3BdvcA/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/HPszYa77CkM/видео.html what about Pluto?
ruclips.net/video/V6_oEmG7DzU/видео.html I did not drink pee literally today
Question to Neil...Loosing a Planet because it's too small to call it a Planet..How come that they call rocks with the size of 1 to 2 miles Moons..This because they found out,that Saturn now has more Moons (rocks) then Jupiter,82 to 79...With even a better telescopes they will be able to find another 100 'Moons' more (approx) ,circling around Saturn..Whilst those are even smaller rocks..And what about the 3th Rock from the Sun..Is that a Moon too..?
If it's orbiting another body that isn't a star, it's a moon, whether or not it's massive enough to achieve hydrostatic equilibrium.
2:10 - For those with dark minds
"She invited me to his bar mitzvah" I guess we are living in confusing times.
what's wrong with being invited to the childs bar mitzvah?
@@KevinP32270 😪
Read that again would you
@@umangwav i did. what am i missing? the mom envited him to come to the celebration right?
He misspoke?
@@edwardliu111 No he didn't. The mother invited Neil to her son's bar mitzvah.
This could’ve been 4:20 long whhhyyyyy
How could you not ask about the recent admission of the ufo videos from the navy?
Because anyone can see an *unidentified* flying object. Doesn't make it extraterrestrial aliens.
Ok but a navy pilot in a 70 million dollar top-of-the-line aircraft and a master of aviation has a little more credibility and insight on a flying object that he encountered within a half a mile for over 5 minutes than Janet smoking weed at the park looking in the sky.
@@AM-ig8cq A Navy pilot in a 70 million dollar top of the line aircraft may be a master of aviation, but he can also be an absolutely incredulous fool when it comes to things outside of his specialty. The two states are not mutually exclusive.
BlackEpyon I think an unidentified FLYING object that he captured on film and flew next to is his specialty. To say whether we have the ability to create machines capable of those maneuvers.
Infrared shower no heat signature on a 70 million dollar jet. What do you know that consumes energy without a heat signature? There is nothing known to man that is able to do that. It hovered for hours then took off faster than our fastest jets. Look up commander fravors encounter.
Flat earthers hate Neil.
Not true. I'm a Flat Earther and I LOVE him!
@@sebastianelytron8450 believing in a flat earth is one of the stupidest things I have heard my whole life. Zero logic.
If the earth is flat then Colbert is a playboy bunny.
@C J 😂!
@@klarastern5597
He's a troll.
First
Second
Third
Thirsted
But yet last in life!
Dear Scientest,
Neil,
I think there is a solution to the Pluto problem. Can you just make it an honorary planet? That should make both sides happy and not cause any other Kuiper Belt problems.
Well, Neil DeGrasse Tyson looks sorry for how he acted to those women. Unfortunately, his actions were not considered harassing enough to get fired. So his female coworkers still have to endure seeing him in the office. Celebrities and Politicians get away with a lot of sexual harassment. As a normal citizen, I could not get away with half as much as celebs and politicians. I wish it were the same high standard for everyone.
"not considered harassing enough to get fired"
In other words, it wasn't harassment. No need to ruin another scientist's career over nothing. We already lost Lawrence Krauss that way.
Aubberfly JM and you have some proof he *did* harass those women? someone accuses somebody for something and that somebody gets clobbered without proper invastigation...that your way of thinking? this is not middle ages anymore. there's no time for witchhunt. only for knowledge, truth and facts.
Neil the ass Tyson.
All religions are lays, exclusive access to God.
And he did not even ask him anithing on SpaceX what a shame.
They could have roasted Elon Musk to infinite...wait..we can't go that far...nah nvm let's go all the way.
He looks tired.
Probably drained from the last year he's had to deal with extreme stress. I'd be surprised if he didn't look tired.
Oh, he's playing "author"; that's why he doesn't have on his vest.
No,because he's playing professional trustworthy totally-not-a-sexual-molester funny Neil. HELIED
I never liked cursive either
just me or Neil was really dust up in the make up department?
No but Colbert got all prettied up
@@KingLouis420th lol
Neil de Grasse Tyson AND "Grab Em By The Pulsars"
(Why Are Some Men Ruined By Multuple Sexual Allegatuons While Others Seem To Be Impervious?
Stephen Used To Have On Charlie Rose A Lot. No More.)
Used to love him but Tyson has disappointing edge that is quite noticeable now.
He is a scientist but he believes in God and Bible... right 🤣
Hmm NdGT is an atheist.
There are religious scientists.
You use emojis.
@@alfreddelatourquipenche8287 Hmmm, he is? So I misunderstood him, I thought he is mocking Atheists....
Also of course they are religions scientist too.
Regarding the accusations, was he guilty or not guilty? I really don’t want to turn on him.
he was found innocent
"accused of musconduct OR was he found innocent" Dude, when someone is accused, you don't just insantly belive it. I think what you MEANT was: "Was he innocent or guilty?" Because it's the outcome that should be important and not IF SOMEONE SAID "Yeah, he totally did some shit, IMA ME2, SO YOU HAVE TO FUCKING ACCEPT THAT."
He was found innocent BTW, don't let people vying to take others down for whatever reason win by feeding into the whole "OOOH MAYBE." shit.
He was found innocent
3 investigations and he was found innocent in all of them.
GECKman88 Autocorrect did it. I’ll fix it.
Criminal