I just passed my HTL exam yesterday. I have to say, I went in there ultra confident. Especially taking 5 months of studying for the exam. I have memorized over 1000 questions on the BOC HT/HTL book. And also, studied independently from my own notes through school. And lastly, I purchased the ASCP practice exam and took it pretty much every other day, for months & my scores a month before the exam was 90% to 94%. So I was sure I was ready to take on this exam. Unfortunately, as I was going through each questions, I was getting deflated after each questions and not knowing the answers. Also, the photos was shown in the exam is not even what’s on the Carson/BOC book. I took every single photo of the special stain in the Carson book and made a quizlet out of it. Every special stain photo in the book I have memorized. And NONE of the photo was use in the exam. I was lost almost 90% of the exam. I was sooo sure I have failed… and then suddenly, it’s says PASS. 🥴 I was so happy. I am waiting on my scored. I’m curious how I did… 🤣 I thought I failed miserably…
Omg Mra!! 😂 none of the pics that were in the book were on the test? 😭 good thing you passed! Congratulations 🎉!!! You did something correct because you still passed 😂 I’m proud of you! Thank you for keeping me updated! Have you started looking for jobs yet? Or you have one ?
Love that I found this channel! Have my test coming up in a couple weeks! Your videos make me less nervous thank you. I have about 9 years as a HT but am just getting my cert.
I’m happy you found my channel!! I hope my study tips will help you pass the certification! Let me know if you have any questions . You can leave them on any of the videos. Goood luck 👍🏾
Yay!!!!! Congratulations 🎉🎈🎊!!!! Sooo proud of you 👏🏾!!!!! I’m sooo happy my content helped ! Thank you for letting me be apart of your journey ! ❤️❤️❤️ what a way to end 2021!! 🥳🥳🥳
@@theLabgirl Thank you so much! You have great content I’ll make sure to forward your channel to any co-workers looking to take the HT test as well. Yes, awesome way to end 2021! 😊
I'm so glad I found you! I'll be talking the test soon and I feel so overwhelmed and not prepared. I will definitely be getting that BOC Study Guide asap! Thanks for the advice!
Glad you found me too!! Yes , get this book and take your time studying ! Make sure you’re subscribed so you’ll catch all my Ascp study tip videos! Good luck 👍🏾 and keep me posted !
@@theLabgirl When you talked about the knife lines in your sections, and the compressed sections, these are two of my most challenging things I encounter when cutting. I definitely want to get better with my cutting. It’s our money maker.
Wow great advice! Wonder which ones are missing ? I need to order that book to see. But yea I always recommend my book . Thanks for that info! And thanks for watching .
@@theLabgirl I hope so I failed the first time by 10 points but I opened the book for maybe 10 minutes and just did practice exams but not this go around! Thanks so much for your videos they do make a huge difference
So fuck histology! I get the study materials from the fucking testing place study for three months take their practice exams read their workbooks and only recognized 10% of the test! Fuck this field of science!!! Scam $$$ and add that I’m fucking stupid
So, there are 2 types of HT/HTL certification; one for those trained in the USA (HT ASCP) and the other one for everyone else trained outside the USA (HT ASCPi). Does anyone know whether a person who holds HT ASCPi qualifies to be employed in the USA?
Thank you so much! For fixatives and stains, did you need to know the exact "recipes" (like mLs and grams)? Or just in general, like Schiff's is in the PAS stain?
Just general stuff like like schiffs in the pas , what does the periodic acid do in the pas, what are you staining for. So go thru each stain and know what’s in each. (Measurements dont matter) measurements matter in the math lab portion . Hope this helps. I’ll do a video on this. This is actually a good question! Thanks for watching! Turn on ya notifications and subscribe so you’ll know when that video post! 🤍
Earlier in your courses you’ll learn about H&E staining the nucleus and cytoplasm , and tissue morphology but in the lab you really won’t be checking the slides unless you’re doing special stains or immunos. Or maybe QC slides. Thanks for watching !
I have my BS in bio, with concentrations in cell bio & bio tech. I just got a histo asst. job and am going to try to get my HT certification through ASCP Route 2 (there's no histo programs within 3 hours of me), I'v got the Frida book, but is this an impossible mission? I really need some advice!
What advice you need ? Seems like you got your life in order to me 😂 Nah I’m joking 🙃... ok so Route 2 is definitely a great option. My friend went thru route 2 and now she’s a travel tech as well ! Soooo great thing is you already have all your sciences / education requirements for route 2 and another awesome thing is you are in histology lab . So once you do that for a year then the lab will sign off for you to take the board exam . (Ascp) promise you this ain’t impossible! All you need to do right now is focus on learning the techniques. Let me know if you have any other questions and good luck ! Keep me posted . Welcome to the GANG! Make sure you’re subscribed for histology videos to help you out!
So glad I came across this video. I'm currently studying for the HT exam, and so far my prep test scores are between 70% to 85%. Are those good scores?
Im happy you found my channel! I think they are great scores! Look , that test will ask that 1 question a million ways so if you know the answer and good at critical thinking you’ll get it! Keep taking those prep test and you’ll see your scores improve. Good look with your test! Keep me posted! 🤍
Appreciate the tips and advice! This applies to both HTL and HT? From what I heard HTL is more difficult and includes a lot more management level stuff. The 2 books cover those topics? Thanks again!
Yes the two books are for HT and HTL .. HTL is more for IHC .. it is more difficult but in my opinion the whole test is hard . You’re welcome ! Thanks for watching 😃
@@theLabgirl Thanks for the response! One more question, I'm looking online for the Freida Carson book and it costs around 184 dollars and the 2nd edition BOC costs around 89 dollars. Would you say this is an accurate amount to what you paid for when you bought the two books? -Thanks!
The entire time I was taking the exam I thought for sure I was failing. I don't think there was one question I felt confident with. Did you have that feeling as well? Also, still can't believe I passed haha. Is there anyway to see the confirmation you passed again before getting your scores back?
Kara Jacobs omg yes I felt that! They say the questions get harder and harder if you’re getting them right 😂 I’m like shouldn’t they get easier smh 🤦🏾♀️ lol but no I wish it was something that shows again you passed ! Only that paper that comes in the mail with your score! Lol congratulations on passing! Proud of you!!
Hey I know this is off topic but I had a question. As a histotech is there any risks of repetitive strain injuries?? Is there certain lab equipment you constantly have to use ur hands on? Is the job physically demanding?
Hey! Nothings off topic ! Glad you asked. Carpel Tunnel (hope I spelled that right 😂) but that can happen with repetitive motion of the wrist . But ergonomics is really important to the lab and we have people who comes in to make sure you’re comfortable and not hurting yourself. So the right posture and chair and foot stools can be provided. The job isn’t physically demanding in my opinion. Hope this helps 💜but yes you’ll use your hands all day.
If you only have the BOC study guide, does it have enough to pass the test? My work only bought me that book and I don't really want to ask them to buy another
You need one of the Frieda Carson text book as well as the BOC study guide. Cause you need to read the material not just study questions. Hope this helps
Hey 👋🏾 I got the work book from school and ordered the study book on Amazon . Go to my community tab . I posted my book on there . It’s the 3rd edition. Not much of a difference in books.
Hey I know this video is about how to pass the Ascp but I wanted to know if u recommend the BOC study guide book to use while you are in the HT program? Will it help you with your exams? Or is it just for the ASCP?
Hey 👋🏾 you know what it’s a possibility it may help during your courses. I didn’t have it during school but I wouldn’t see why not. The only thing is that you’ll get a workbook for school that will help with exams as well. and sometimes teachers be quizzing you on the notes you took. But I wouldn’t rule it out! But it’s really really helpful for the ASCP! Let me know if you used it during class! Thanks for watching 🤍
The only required textbook for the class is the Frieda textbook. They did mention other books but it’s optional. Are you talking about the “self-instructional workbook? That is one of the books that is optional! I tried to purchase it but I don’t see it anywhere! Is that book beneficial to have?
Yep that’s the one. I definitely think it’s beneficial. It goes along with the text book as well. And sometimes I think professors are getting their quiz stuff from there too! Ummm I would say wait to you start class to see if any other classmates got it, to see which one to get. But if they gave you options and that was one of them I would buy it! Wouldn’t hurt .
I'm taking the HTL for the 2nd time this Friday and I'm NOT ready lol 😭 I'm only on chapter 3 because I've been writing and highlighting notes from the book into my notebook, so it took time. Do you have any suggestions for last minute studying ? I'm so discouraged because I'm getting like around 55/100 every time on the labce practice exams 😔 🤦♀️
😭 ok !! First be positive!!! Second your test in 1day literally sooo for last minute studying I suggest you really focus on the biggest part of the test which is trouble shooting and special stains. Remember those pics! But honestly whatever you don’t know you won’t remember by Friday 😞.. sooo I know it’s a lot on your plate right now and it’s stressful but remember you have up to 5 times to take it ! So worst case scenario if you have to retake it again and this time wait til you get thru most of the book then schedule your test. But Friday go in the bathroom say a prayer and jump up and down and say to yourself I got this! Then let all your fears go and take the test! I’m rooting for you! Keep me posted! ❤️
That sucks, but like I said don’t give up!! Go ahead continue studying writing your stuff THEN once you get to like special stains schedule your test! You got this! Now you got more time to study! Dont schedule the test until you are ready and almost done with the book then push the date as far as possible!
Yess! I'll have to do that! I have to figure out a different way to study.. I ordered flash cards, so we'll see. I read something, and I forget it, idk how to study anymore 😭
I started my clinicals in September and I'm so frustrated at how slow I am with embedding and microtomy. Any tips for a newly trained histotech on increasing speed?
I talk about embedding on this video . ruclips.net/video/gBPy6LkdK1U/видео.html But you’re gonna be slow. Don’t beat yourself up. It’s not a race. Speed will gradually pick up as you embed more. Stay positive!
@@theLabgirl thank you. So far I'm good at embedding the low priority tissue they have been giving me (placenta and autopsy tissue). I'm my own worse critic and I'm hearing the same thing that you are telling me. I guess I'm just being impatient with the process and expecting to be faster with embedding and microtomy since it has already been two months and this is a fast paced lab.
2 months isn’t enough time to have proficient speed. Trust me. Work on speed daily. So set yourself goals . Maybe one day cut 50 blocks then the next day cut 75. Set personal goals for yourself. Don’t get stuck in your head ! You got this! 🤍
@@theLabgirl thank you so much for the encouragement and advice. I appreciate it! It's kind of hard for me to set goals for myself because there aren't enough placenta blocks coming off of the processor. One day there is only 18 placenta than the next day 26 but it has never been more than 26. 😢
I just finished my rotation, and I feel the same way! I was at a VERY small lab, which was great in the sense I could have more one-on-one help & take my time, but I am so anxious what it will be like and what is expected of me once I pass the ASCP and start working in a larger lab.
@@theLabgirl thank you! Im at the end of my HT program. I’m currently doing clinicals for the next six weeks, I’m reading the textbook and using the BOC study guide for the board exam. I’m stressed about it 😭
Wow! I like this video so so much. You are such a big help to those who wants to ace the ascp exam. 😁😁
Thank you! 😊 That’s my goal!
I just passed my HTL exam yesterday. I have to say, I went in there ultra confident. Especially taking 5 months of studying for the exam. I have memorized over 1000 questions on the BOC HT/HTL book. And also, studied independently from my own notes through school. And lastly, I purchased the ASCP practice exam and took it pretty much every other day, for months & my scores a month before the exam was 90% to 94%.
So I was sure I was ready to take on this exam. Unfortunately, as I was going through each questions, I was getting deflated after each questions and not knowing the answers. Also, the photos was shown in the exam is not even what’s on the Carson/BOC book. I took every single photo of the special stain in the Carson book and made a quizlet out of it. Every special stain photo in the book I have memorized. And NONE of the photo was use in the exam. I was lost almost 90% of the exam. I was sooo sure I have failed… and then suddenly, it’s says PASS. 🥴 I was so happy. I am waiting on my scored. I’m curious how I did… 🤣 I thought I failed miserably…
Omg Mra!! 😂 none of the pics that were in the book were on the test? 😭 good thing you passed! Congratulations 🎉!!! You did something correct because you still passed 😂 I’m proud of you! Thank you for keeping me updated! Have you started looking for jobs yet? Or you have one ?
Thanks for the tip’s, I will be buying the practice test from ASCP
You’re welcome!!
The exact same thing I went through. Luckily I passed. Still not sure how. Thank goodness it's scaled.
Shaniqua thank you so much. Your videos helped me in passing my HTL certification. Such a blessing. Keep it up. God bless.
You’re welcome!! Thanks for watching ! Welcome to the histology community!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
Love that I found this channel! Have my test coming up in a couple weeks! Your videos make me less nervous thank you. I have about 9 years as a HT but am just getting my cert.
I’m happy you found my channel!! I hope my study tips will help you pass the certification! Let me know if you have any questions . You can leave them on any of the videos. Goood luck 👍🏾
@@theLabgirl Thank you so much. I’ll let ya know how it goes Tuesday
@@theLabgirl I PASSED!! Your channel was very helpful had ur vids playing in the background while I studied. THANK YOU 😊💜
Yay!!!!! Congratulations 🎉🎈🎊!!!! Sooo proud of you 👏🏾!!!!! I’m sooo happy my content helped ! Thank you for letting me be apart of your journey ! ❤️❤️❤️ what a way to end 2021!! 🥳🥳🥳
@@theLabgirl Thank you so much! You have great content I’ll make sure to forward your channel to any co-workers looking to take the HT test as well. Yes, awesome way to end 2021! 😊
Gdpm. Ms.the lab girl thank you so much for the info,Coz i plan to take the exam,But before that i want to prepare myself first.Stay safe
Thanks for watching!! Good luck on the exam abs stay safe as well!
I'm so glad I found you! I'll be talking the test soon and I feel so overwhelmed and not prepared. I will definitely be getting that BOC Study Guide asap! Thanks for the advice!
Glad you found me too!! Yes , get this book and take your time studying ! Make sure you’re subscribed so you’ll catch all my Ascp study tip videos! Good luck 👍🏾 and keep me posted !
Love it!!!
Thanks!
@@theLabgirl When you talked about the knife lines in your sections, and the compressed sections, these are two of my most challenging things I encounter when cutting. I definitely want to get better with my cutting. It’s our money maker.
I will say that if possible, purchase an older version of Carson. Some of my peers with the newest edition had a few specials missing from their text
Wow great advice! Wonder which ones are missing ? I need to order that book to see. But yea I always recommend my book . Thanks for that info! And thanks for watching .
Amazing video, thank you so much!!
Thanks for watching!!
Loved this video! So helpful! Would you recommend the workbook as well? Or just the BOC study guide? Thanks so much!
Thank you! I would recommend both ! Thank you for watching 😃
Awesome advice! I'm currently rewriting the book to prep for the exam lol
That’s exactly what I had to do too! I feel your pain lol 😂 good luck on the exam! Keep me posted!!
I’m taking it in a week and a half and my confidence goes from to none at all 😂
Lol I feel you 😂 but you got this!!
@@theLabgirl I hope so I failed the first time by 10 points but I opened the book for maybe 10 minutes and just did practice exams but not this go around! Thanks so much for your videos they do make a huge difference
So fuck histology! I get the study materials from the fucking testing place study for three months take their practice exams read their workbooks and only recognized 10% of the test! Fuck this field of science!!! Scam $$$ and add that I’m fucking stupid
So, there are 2 types of HT/HTL certification; one for those trained in the USA (HT ASCP) and the other one for everyone else trained outside the USA (HT ASCPi). Does anyone know whether a person who holds HT ASCPi qualifies to be employed in the USA?
Thank you !!! Histotech in WA 🎉
You’re welcome ☺️ thanks for watching !!
Great Advice !!
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Thank you so much! For fixatives and stains, did you need to know the exact "recipes" (like mLs and grams)? Or just in general, like Schiff's is in the PAS stain?
Just general stuff like like schiffs in the pas , what does the periodic acid do in the pas, what are you staining for. So go thru each stain and know what’s in each. (Measurements dont matter) measurements matter in the math lab portion . Hope this helps. I’ll do a video on this. This is actually a good question! Thanks for watching! Turn on ya notifications and subscribe so you’ll know when that video post! 🤍
Wow, I really appreciate you. Congratulations on passing, Thank You for the video. Very informative.
😊 thank you for watching!! Glad you enjoyed the video!
If you can scan the BOC study guide and share with me...that would be great
Sorry I can’t scan the BOC.. you could possibly buy it used tho. I don’t have a scanner. Thanks for watching !
Love the videos! How much cell biology/cytoplasm knowledge do you need to have to be successful as a histotech? Or is it more method based?
Earlier in your courses you’ll learn about H&E staining the nucleus and cytoplasm , and tissue morphology but in the lab you really won’t be checking the slides unless you’re doing special stains or immunos. Or maybe QC slides. Thanks for watching !
Lipstick GANG!! I’ve featured some tips and questions of the day in this video! Join the gang! Let us know what you used to study for the exam!
I have my BS in bio, with concentrations in cell bio & bio tech. I just got a histo asst. job and am going to try to get my HT certification through ASCP Route 2 (there's no histo programs within 3 hours of me), I'v got the Frida book, but is this an impossible mission? I really need some advice!
What advice you need ? Seems like you got your life in order to me 😂 Nah I’m joking 🙃... ok so Route 2 is definitely a great option. My friend went thru route 2 and now she’s a travel tech as well ! Soooo great thing is you already have all your sciences / education requirements for route 2 and another awesome thing is you are in histology lab . So once you do that for a year then the lab will sign off for you to take the board exam . (Ascp) promise you this ain’t impossible! All you need to do right now is focus on learning the techniques. Let me know if you have any other questions and good luck ! Keep me posted . Welcome to the GANG! Make sure you’re subscribed for histology videos to help you out!
So glad I came across this video. I'm currently studying for the HT exam, and so far my prep test scores are between 70% to 85%. Are those good scores?
Im happy you found my channel! I think they are great scores! Look , that test will ask that 1 question a million ways so if you know the answer and good at critical thinking you’ll get it! Keep taking those prep test and you’ll see your scores improve. Good look with your test! Keep me posted! 🤍
Can you write the exams if you qualified in another country
Appreciate the tips and advice! This applies to both HTL and HT? From what I heard HTL is more difficult and includes a lot more management level stuff. The 2 books cover those topics? Thanks again!
Yes the two books are for HT and HTL .. HTL is more for IHC .. it is more difficult but in my opinion the whole test is hard . You’re welcome ! Thanks for watching 😃
@@theLabgirl Thanks for the response! One more question, I'm looking online for the Freida Carson book and it costs around 184 dollars and the 2nd edition BOC costs around 89 dollars. Would you say this is an accurate amount to what you paid for when you bought the two books?
-Thanks!
The entire time I was taking the exam I thought for sure I was failing. I don't think there was one question I felt confident with. Did you have that feeling as well? Also, still can't believe I passed haha. Is there anyway to see the confirmation you passed again before getting your scores back?
Kara Jacobs omg yes I felt that! They say the questions get harder and harder if you’re getting them right 😂 I’m like shouldn’t they get easier smh 🤦🏾♀️ lol but no I wish it was something that shows again you passed ! Only that paper that comes in the mail with your score! Lol congratulations on passing! Proud of you!!
Hey I know this is off topic but I had a question. As a histotech is there any risks of repetitive strain injuries?? Is there certain lab equipment you constantly have to use ur hands on? Is the job physically demanding?
Hey! Nothings off topic ! Glad you asked. Carpel Tunnel (hope I spelled that right 😂) but that can happen with repetitive motion of the wrist . But ergonomics is really important to the lab and we have people who comes in to make sure you’re comfortable and not hurting yourself. So the right posture and chair and foot stools can be provided. The job isn’t physically demanding in my opinion. Hope this helps 💜but yes you’ll use your hands all day.
If you only have the BOC study guide, does it have enough to pass the test? My work only bought me that book and I don't really want to ask them to buy another
You need one of the Frieda Carson text book as well as the BOC study guide. Cause you need to read the material not just study questions. Hope this helps
From where did you purchase your book i can't find one. is there different between 3th, 4th and 5th edition?
Hey 👋🏾 I got the work book from school and ordered the study book on Amazon . Go to my community tab . I posted my book on there . It’s the 3rd edition. Not much of a difference in books.
@@theLabgirl thanks for reply
Hello is there a way you can email me the BOC study guide ?
Hi, unfortunately I can’t email the BOC study guide. It’s available on Amazon to purchase.
Hey I know this video is about how to pass the Ascp but I wanted to know if u recommend the BOC study guide book to use while you are in the HT program? Will it help you with your exams? Or is it just for the ASCP?
Hey 👋🏾 you know what it’s a possibility it may help during your courses. I didn’t have it during school but I wouldn’t see why not. The only thing is that you’ll get a workbook for school that will help with exams as well. and sometimes teachers be quizzing you on the notes you took. But I wouldn’t rule it out! But it’s really really helpful for the ASCP! Let me know if you used it during class! Thanks for watching 🤍
The only required textbook for the class is the Frieda textbook. They did mention other books but it’s optional. Are you talking about the “self-instructional workbook? That is one of the books that is optional! I tried to purchase it but I don’t see it anywhere! Is that book beneficial to have?
Yep that’s the one. I definitely think it’s beneficial. It goes along with the text book as well. And sometimes I think professors are getting their quiz stuff from there too! Ummm I would say wait to you start class to see if any other classmates got it, to see which one to get. But if they gave you options and that was one of them I would buy it! Wouldn’t hurt .
I'm taking the HTL for the 2nd time this Friday and I'm NOT ready lol 😭 I'm only on chapter 3 because I've been writing and highlighting notes from the book into my notebook, so it took time. Do you have any suggestions for last minute studying ? I'm so discouraged because I'm getting like around 55/100 every time on the labce practice exams 😔 🤦♀️
😭 ok !! First be positive!!! Second your test in 1day literally sooo for last minute studying I suggest you really focus on the biggest part of the test which is trouble shooting and special stains. Remember those pics! But honestly whatever you don’t know you won’t remember by Friday 😞.. sooo I know it’s a lot on your plate right now and it’s stressful but remember you have up to 5 times to take it ! So worst case scenario if you have to retake it again and this time wait til you get thru most of the book then schedule your test. But Friday go in the bathroom say a prayer and jump up and down and say to yourself I got this! Then let all your fears go and take the test! I’m rooting for you! Keep me posted! ❤️
@@theLabgirl I will!! Thanks so much 🙏 💓
So.. i did NOT pass the exam for the 2nd time. I dont know what to do😭
That sucks, but like I said don’t give up!! Go ahead continue studying writing your stuff THEN once you get to like special stains schedule your test! You got this! Now you got more time to study! Dont schedule the test until you are ready and almost done with the book then push the date as far as possible!
Yess! I'll have to do that! I have to figure out a different way to study.. I ordered flash cards, so we'll see. I read something, and I forget it, idk how to study anymore 😭
I started my clinicals in September and I'm so frustrated at how slow I am with embedding and microtomy. Any tips for a newly trained histotech on increasing speed?
I talk about embedding on this video .
ruclips.net/video/gBPy6LkdK1U/видео.html
But you’re gonna be slow. Don’t beat yourself up. It’s not a race. Speed will gradually pick up as you embed more. Stay positive!
@@theLabgirl thank you. So far I'm good at embedding the low priority tissue they have been giving me (placenta and autopsy tissue). I'm my own worse critic and I'm hearing the same thing that you are telling me. I guess I'm just being impatient with the process and expecting to be faster with embedding and microtomy since it has already been two months and this is a fast paced lab.
2 months isn’t enough time to have proficient speed. Trust me. Work on speed daily. So set yourself goals . Maybe one day cut 50 blocks then the next day cut 75. Set personal goals for yourself. Don’t get stuck in your head ! You got this! 🤍
@@theLabgirl thank you so much for the encouragement and advice. I appreciate it! It's kind of hard for me to set goals for myself because there aren't enough placenta blocks coming off of the processor. One day there is only 18 placenta than the next day 26 but it has never been more than 26. 😢
I just finished my rotation, and I feel the same way! I was at a VERY small lab, which was great in the sense I could have more one-on-one help & take my time, but I am so anxious what it will be like and what is expected of me once I pass the ASCP and start working in a larger lab.
About how long do you think it would take to go through the whole textbook?
Really depends on you. If you’re pacing yourself prob a month but if you’re studying for Ascp you’ll need to go thru it atleast 2 times in my opinion
@@theLabgirl thank you! Im at the end of my HT program. I’m currently doing clinicals for the next six weeks, I’m reading the textbook and using the BOC study guide for the board exam. I’m stressed about it 😭
You’re welcome! If you can make the live I’m doing this Saturday you can def ask me questions ! We’ll be talking Ascp and study tips definitely!!
how much do histotechs get paid in florida?
Truely depends. On experience and where u work. Some can make 21-35 an hour. I’m thinking about doing a pay video soon! Thanks for watching !
@@theLabgirl please do
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