Ronnie Coleman is not able to walk..
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- Опубликовано: 29 ноя 2023
- Ronnie Coleman. Once a legend, forever a legend.
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No it’s not, he chose this fully knowing the consequences, instead, learn from his mistakes and recognize that health >>>> stupid non-functional muscles.
And in the bodybuilding community he’s our Legend “ Ronnie The king Coleman “ his name is talked about in gyms around the world . He sacrificed his body for sport he loved. Zeus is gonna have to step down from Mount Olympus once Ronnie shows up .
It really does :(
@@thetruthseeker7962 You are small
@@mikethaison432 Yes, I am small. I work to change that, not for attracting other people, but for health. Health is more important than looking muscular. If you cant do one without sacrificing the other, then place your bet on health, it never fails you.
You can take away his life, but you can't take away his legacy 💪
i think its clear now why he won, him and his trainers disregarded his health and wellbeing so always took more drugs and lifted more weights than the others
@@TiredofEarth This is not right. It has nothing to do with roids. Ronnie had an injury(i dont know exactly, between 1996-1998). And the doctor said he recommends him taking rest and not doing the upcoming olympia. Instead, he trained with that freaking injury for like 10 years. Plus as you mentioned with insane weights. He could have won the olympias and be able to walk if he would do the surgery or recovery and train with normal weights. I love Ronnie but it was kinda his fault.
@@notronex4349 Yeah you're mentioning his first injury and he's had so many serious ones now that kept coming after the first one. He trained with multiple different serious injuries for a long long time without treatment,and he would usually use extremely heavy weight and continue going to failure even with these problems. The problems would get worse and he would do it again next time and not learn. Some of the surgeries weren't done properly and he had more problems. His whole back is fused together today and he had close to 15 very serious surgeries. He admits to herniating every disc in his back in the worst way, along with other back issues too. This is what have now as a result of all that.
I see what you did there. Leg-acy, leg-end. 😁😅
Can't take away the back pain either unfortunately..God bless King Ronnie 👑
It must be really hard for him, going from a monster to having his back fixed. Hes still a fighter, and his legacy will NEVER be forgotten!
bs bro. read comments- ppl say "achieving his dreams was worth every second" just to live like this rest of life
@@CitsVariants I don't know why you said BS about it being hard for him. Of course it's hard and he's suffering, but he's a beast and he's dealing with it well. I'm sure he feels like it was worth it on some level, but most people aren't going to say the opposite even if they felt that it wasn't worth it which is important to keep in mind. I think the real issue is that he could have achieved the same results without destroying his body so much. It's very very sad to see him struggling and suffering like this. That said, he's by far the best bodybuilder of all time, and no one comes close to that physique even today.
@@CitsVariants This is the result of botched surgery, not a result of his training. The more you know.
@@BuJammy And the surgery was a result of? Tada.
@@BuJammyNo. Its not. He's blaming surgeons for "botched surgery" so they can charge him unreasonable amounts of money. Its all bs and looking for scapegoats. He did this to himself, through roids and insane training regiments, and never listening to people who know more than him. And now that his physique is in shambles, he's looking for others to blame.
Bless him. That’s a real man right there who made real sacrifices. Forever a legend.
You have to be fuckin joking.
Yes. I agree. Best comment. A sportsman who wanted to be the best . And got there.
Damn, was it worth it?
You can't buy your health back...
@@evelynmadariaga-rw2on
He knew his back was buggered very early on.
His lifes not over. He has his family, fame, friends, and a legacy….and income.
@@danbrown3103 Still, it wasn't worth it, cuz he can't even do the most basic things for himself anymore, he depends on others for everything and that's sad!
This can't be ..,He made me strong and seeing him like this I can't take it man...
😢
Stop comments like this make him feel like he destroying what he worked for. He showing a different strenght, fighting pain everday he still showing stength that can Inspire, most people with that disability dont go outside and even fewer in the gym like Ron still does. If that dont give you inspiration idk what to tell you, other than you are superfacial
@@shikki111 Agreed. Lets address the obvious though - Ron know he fucked up by coming back from surgeries WAY too fast to heal properly and this is the result.
But, he owns it and said well I wanted to win at any cost and this here is the cost for being an absolute beast of a legend.
And yes, every time I go to a gym and see a disabled person, I get fucking happy, cause that person came ANYWAY ... Saw a dude with a guide dog the other day doing cardio!
Or when you see a very fat person, especially a girl, give them a smile or credit if they need it, cause it takes GUTS to come to a gym in that state too!
@@shikki111he still motivates me, seeing him working out of his comfort makes me feel good but I hate to say that time passes quicker than you think
@@barath4545I agree 💯
This honestly showcases how dangerous and sacrificial it is to be in the sport he was at that level. Anyone planning to be a world class bodybuilder or even professional just know this is a possibility of your future.
This is the result of botched surgery, not a result of his training. The more you know.
@@BuJammy it's all a result of his training really. There are plenty of other bodybuilders out there who got to the elite level without lifting the weights Ronnie did. He destroyed himself going too heavy. Nothing is worth that.
@@BuJammynah, he had a hernia and continued lifting, later surgery was required and half of spine surgeries end up with complications
@@BuJammyhe has a degenerative arthritis problem also
@@jimbobjunior. no there's a newer interview him saying his injury all comes from when he played football in his younger days, he injured his back and that's where it all started from, then his weightlifting just exasperated it
That's not body building, that's body demolishing.
Light weiiigghhhttttt baaaabbbyyyy 😅
Just kidding. Poor guy but yeah, every bricklayer could've told you that 30y ago. There's a lot more people in the pipeline for an awful time later in life. Gymnasts, football players, fighters, bodybuilders, construction guys, drug users... It's a long list.
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Me too@@clergyman3856
Exactly…
i worked in the construction , still am , but crippled , first 10 years , fkn awesome pushing the limits , then slowly you get overuse everywhere and the pain stops you from doing everything then slowly you lose muscles n become cripple , yees its true :((
In 1996, Coleman had a brutal squatting routine that led him to dislocate a disk. He didn’t seek medical attention immediately, which would change his life forever.He suffered a very serious spinal problem and also severely injured his back, shoulder, hips, and neck due to heavy weightlifting. Coleman suffered a herniated disk, which was caused by persistent workouts post-diagnosis, along with 13 surgeries.
Foolish, just foolish. And stupid. But men behave like that. A friend told me about his grandfather who stabbed himself in the back while carrying a scythe. He didn't go to a doctor and died of sepsis.
Steroids
I know Sean Ray said if it was being MR O like Ronnie and being a cripple and not winning and walking.....not winning wins every time
Just so everyone knows, in an interview he said his only regret through all of this is not lifting even heavier when he was at his peak. I, for one, admire that.
You can also walk.
You "admire" that... Ok guy.... Good to know.... Another imbecile.
lol idiotic… give up your health for something as narcissistic as bodybuilding. I love lifting, but doing it to the point where your body is broken at 54 isn’t worth it… it’s just a sport
@@Hopealliswell6054I would happily even die at 40 to achieve even half of what he has and live a similar life.
@slim charles, he's not making sense when he makes statements like that cause that's exactly how he got in the condition he's in now, by lifting unnaturally heavy
He is a LEGEND and he will be a LEGEND forever. It is sad to see he is not able to walk but he was happy to become a LEGEND and he is always smiling and happy and never complains.👋👋 ...Ronnie...simply the BEST!!!
and that kids is why we have to prioritize longevity over muscle mass and strength (u dont have to do super hard deadlifts for example to get a good body). still ronnie is a god damn legend. i just feel bad for him
You're acting like him being big caused this, a surgeon ruined his back and now he can't walk
yeah deadlifting 700 pounds surely does not harm your back xDDDD@@germanrud9904
@@germanrud9904he trained with heavy weights in wrong rom ego lifting ruined him
@@germanrud9904He got his whole spine fused. There's a reason he was at the surgeon's in the first place.
The surgeon did a shit job mate, If he never got the surgerys he would be able to walk.
he got me into fitness. he changed a whole generation. he is truly a legend
If you are doing the same crap he was doing in his prime, then pick another word besides fitness.
Y'all are brainwashed 🤷🏽 remenber everything in excess is bad and he is the proof, he did everything, won as many contests as he could, he won as many titles as he could, but he no longer has the most important thing, which is his health. So be careful who you allow yourself to be influenced by, our health is wealth!
@@giovanirafaelyou keep copy and pasting the same comment
@@giovanirafaelexcess like too many comments is unhealthy 😂
I know Sean Ray said if it was being MR O like Ronnie and being a cripple and not winning and walking.....not winning wins every time
Ronnie coleman cannot walk anymore 😭
But he can still train.
@@sargentd3125 Can he? I know he was training recently, and has always trained. He seems like he got worse though after seeing this video. He can't make it up a stair, and his whole body is bent and messed up. I guess maybe the proper crutches he can workout? I would feel awful if he couldn't lift anymore.
Legend hai beta smgha tu machar ki jhant😂
I know Sean Ray said if it was being MR O like Ronnie and being a cripple and not winning and walking.....not winning wins every time
Kind of mind boggling that a single human heart can sustain that much muscle mass.
It can't a lot of the time. Really puts a strain on it.
@@rabbitez thats why we dont skip heart day
Even if he didn't have all of that extra muscle tissue, being a big 5'11" guy requires the heart and other organs to work harder, which is why short guys tend to live longer than big guys. Now add all of that extra muscle tissue, the straining from crazy overdrive training and the the prognosis for him is bleak.
@@honkeykong9563 5'11 definitely wouldn't be considered big or tall, more like slightly above average. I have heard short guys live a little bit longer than tall guys on average as well. I feel like if you're bigger for your height though it's by proportion. For example an extremely tall person who weighs a lot more is not in much more danger than a shorter person because the weight is proportioned to their body, at least not more dangerous because of weighing more than the shorter guy. A little bit more danger maybe because of his size, but the proportions of their size should make it very similar nonetheless. Maybe because at a really tall height your organs and other things are bigger. Is that what your're trying to say in terms of what it can be more dangerous? The body and organs are bigger so the taller guy has to work harder which could make it more dangerous for him?
@@billj4525 If a man is 5'11" he is taller than 70% of men in united states. That is not slightly above average. Nevermind what you feel, read the empirical data. How long do short healthy guys live vs how long do tall healthy guys live
When you love doing something nothing stops you from doing it 👑👑👑
Haven't you watch the video? Obvious something stops him...
In certain cases, loving what we do to the extreme can be disastrous.
that guy was such a good help.. i hope nobody ever asks him for a spot
ppl u think want/need your help dont even want it. They are tired of ppl always rushing to save them they want to do stuff by themselves
I know Sean Ray said if it was being MR O like Ronnie and being a cripple and not winning and walking.....not winning wins every time
The thing here is that he doesn't regret anything he's done. We are just have to admire his determination and legacy to the sport. 🖖🖖🖖
He will always be the greatest Iron Warrior. But, it's hard to see him this way. God Bless you Ronnie.
And he is still so positive. He more inspirational now than he was at his physical prime. He is now at his mental and spiritual prime.
I am in tears....I never knew it was this bad. This Man always smiles and laughs but he is in chronic, daily pain.
Stop ruining your health like Ron Coleman
I know Sean Ray said if it was being MR O like Ronnie and being a cripple and not winning and walking.....not winning wins every time
One of the greatest ever. Great person as well. Sad to see him like this. He has said multiple times that the only thing he regrets is not going for 1-2 more reps on the 800lbs squat that finally wasted his back. Amazing guy full of determination, but I don't recommend anyone train like him. He's said before that every single times he got done working legs his back would hurt for like 2 hours. That was his body telling him there was a problem, but he just wouldn't listen. Same with his surgeries(which he probs shouldn't have gotten), he was lifting weeks after major back surgery agaisnt doctors orders. Challenge yourself, but be safe and sensible.
He's a damn fool
A true legend... He will remain a legend to the end of times
I feel so sad.. but the way he still says light weight Baby. I love his spirit. Nothing can break that ever
This breaks my heart, he doesn’t deserve this. He is a legend, along love the king of bodybuilding
The legend himself.
Imagine being the dude helping him walk...
And the weight was light
- Roonie Coleman
We must all be humble and remember that we, too, will get old. We, too, will break. When we are strong, we must not abuse it and encourage others. We must also never take our strength for granted. As with all things, they fade away. Good and bad. Enjoy the good times when they are there. Fight through the bad. We're all gonna make it, brahs.
Ronnie had his day. May he live long and strong in his memories of the glory days!
Remember, this is the same man that managed to lift 1 ton and called it lightweight. Still impressive to this day.
He's been open in the recent years about how disabled he's become from working out and back injuries and still continues to workout till he can't
In other news, we natural men have excellent mobility into old age. 👍
Name any other bodybuilder that is like ronnie after retirement mate, There is none. Ronnies surgeon screwed him up.
You will never be important enough to be news.
@@Ghost112387 - But in other news, I MUST be important enough to warrant a response from you. 🥱😆💪
I know Sean Ray said if it was being MR O like Ronnie and being a cripple and not winning and walking.....not winning wins every time
@@Ghost112387 who cares?
THIS IS TRAGIC. THE WHOLE BODYBUILDING SPORT IS NOW INSANE.
We love the Legend. If someone agree show Respect.
Sulek speed running this
Still lifting and jogging at 61, I’m glad I stayed natural.
This has nothing to do with steroids lol
@@hellotcautiver, Really? The only reason he's like this is what he did to his body on steroids.
@@styner3 he’s like this because he lifted heavy despite having major injuries, not steroids 🤦
@@hellotcautiver so...he could squat over 800lbs naturally? 🤦♂
@@styner3 you do realize there are bodybuilders who have lifted heavy that are ok right?
This is why you do everything in moderation
If you dont have your health, you dont have anything.
He the goat . Lived like a beast. I respect it
When he finally made it to the chair I instinctively shouted "YEA BUDDY" at the top of my lungs. Legends never die.
Damn this must suck for him, as he knows first hand how much he was capable of before
He said it himself a while ago, he experiences insane amounts of back pain everysingle day😢
@@muramasa870 Of course. He suffers a ton daily, but he keeps going to the gym. He's addicted to pain meds, and is on super high doses, but that's not his fault. That's what happens when you have the kinds of problems he has. Very strong inspiring man.
As long as he doesnt cry and regret it, then he will be a man of truth. Thats conviction. Respectable.
*ronnie made zyzz look like do u even lift.*
The body is not made for all that heavy lifting. Over time, your body will shut down. I personally have to remember this myself. Those heavy squats will damage your hips and knees over the years. Even professional basketball players stated their knees are their major health issue. I met Ron a few times, and he's a couple of years older than me. I got into weight training at 23 years old and fell in love with working out. I wish I started at 15 years old. Because of how Ron looks now, it has been getting worse for him over the years. I have been lifting way less, and I want to look good at my age and not keep lifting heavy until I can't walk or stand up straight. I feel sorry for the guy. At 59 years old, it's only going to get worse.
same here i threw out prs and heavy lifting, i now focus on form and safe high reps.irony is my muscles have greater density, shape and still growing.
@@tomondiek2839 We are on the same page. I'm a part-time/seasonal personal trainer. I have been a part of the gym life for decades. I have seen people come and see people go. I have seen and heard of all kinds of injuries and witnessed the long-term result of weight training...the good and bad. When people get over 40...they need to change their routines. I work out to stay in shape, look younger, maintain overall health, and look good without any clothes on (no homo). A goal that all men/women should strive for. People don't know the real pain that Ron and other people like him are going through. They are on constant pain pills and shots in the hip, back, and legs. This is their long-term reality for them. This guy I have known for years. Always want to beat everyone's highest in the gym. You know, the one that squats over 500 pounds, grunts, and looks around to ensure everyone admires him. I last saw him over a year ago. I ran into him at Walmart. He told me he broke his lower back. He was heavy squatting, and his back gave out, and the heavyweight pushed his backbones downward. He's walking around bent over. He was not able to workout again because of this injury.
Working out should be enjoyable and feel great afterward, not pain or suffering. I have been going to the gym since 1996. People ask me how much I bench press or lift, I said I don’t know. I just doing my own weight and pace, and I feel great afterward.
@@jacknguyen5677 so true i couldnt agree more it shouldn't be torture
Facts that's why I stopped after my last bench press at 230 LBS at 27 years old recently. Being in the marines and now having all those heavy lifts catching up a little on my lower back I realized there is no way I can continue to lift heavy unless I want to be messed up at 60. I stopped lifting a month and still have my muscle and six pack. I'll just still to more Manuel exercises and lift less moving forward. Plus my knees took enough pain from rucking 50+ pounds in the Corps don't think I want to end up like Shaq or any of the other greats who struggle to walk as fast as they want.
That’s so sad for a guy who gave so much.
Bro he was told like ten years ago he would never walk again , it’s a miracle he’s been in the gym trained , walked and is still walking 💪
He was having stem cell sessions way back then..
a legend will eventually pass but its legacy will live on
It is heartbreaking to see that man as damaged and broken as he is... you would think with the rate of technological advancement we have seen, medical science would have also progressed.. It sucks so much to see The King crippled..
It's by design they don't want people to get better even those they use and throw away.
@@alaskanwhiskey Only the ones at the top of pyramid who play cheese with the rest of the planet have access to amazing stuff.
I thought this was supposed to be a health sport
Bodybuilding, specifically unnatural bodybuilding is very very unhealthy. Proper bodybuilding could potentially be healthy. Even natural though, when competing you have to cut fast and do some dangerous things when taking water out of your body, so even then it's not dangerous. Bodybuilding non competitively is healthy.
Everything in excess is bad and he is the proof, he did everything, won as many contests as he could, he won as many titles as he could, but he no longer has the most important thing, which is his health. So be careful who you allow yourself to be influenced by, our health is wealth!
take care of your back people!!
Ronnie will always will be greatest💪
I’m doing same thing to my body at 50yrs old, but you can’t stop when you look good, even though you’re in pain.
I agree that it's important to lift very heavy weights into your 50s' and pretty much your whole life, but you need to do it in a safe way and not destroy your body, or it completely defeats the purpose. At only 50 you're body is as destroyed as his is? I'm very sorry to hear that if true. How did that end up happening? Ronnie really really needed to push things to the extreme many many time for this to happen. Including several surgeries that were performed badly and improperly. I feel terrible for anyone in this condition. He can't walk up one step.
There's workarounds rather than damaging your joints.
Thats some sad stuff right there
Never get back surgeries. Everybody I know who get those ended up worse. And after every touch up surgery, the mess got bigger and bigger. Prefer to live with pain ...
Yeah, I agree. Unless you get into a really serious accident avoid it at all costs.
That's just sad to see! I wish Ronnie all the best!
Ronnie have no regrets he is already legend.
*_Yeah buddy_*
*_Light weight_*
How a man destroyed himself.
❤ Bless you Champ ❤
What a fucking warrior. Not being able to walk but still shows up to the thing that Matters to him. Inspires everyone to keep going No matter what.
” You can’t have any weakness when ur mr.O ”
Still Holds true to this day with that mindset. Yea sure he can’t walk. But he still shows up happy, laughing , not complaining showing everyone that he doesn’t quit. Ever. Uhh I get goosebumps everytime I see this guy. Mad Respect Ronnie. ❤️
This is so fkn hard watch with out tearing up 😢
That's me after LEG DAY...
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Lol
Even in his current state to me he will forever be the greatest of them all
You are the gems of the world sir
His such an inspiration one of the people I would love to meet so sad to see him struggling he always be a champion
Steroids
God bless Ronnie stay strong 💪 you got this
😢😢😢 I can’t see him like this,
This proves nothing stays permanent
Your body and beauty
Peace and love ❤❤
Only God is to behold … forever.
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Poor Ronnie, such a legend. So far ahead of his time in bodybuilding that there may never be another bodybuilder at his level, even in the future, which is rare in sports because usually people get better over time, which shows you how good Ronnie is. I hate to see him suffering so much these days, it's hard to watch. We all wish you the best Ronnie.
he can't walk again due to surgeries to his back. Surgeries to his back were to fix broken screws. I couldn't find any literature as to why he needed the surgeries for the screws in the first place. if anyone have links I'd appreciate it. thanks.
is this video taken on post op i am really sad now
He achieved it all and he was willing to bear the burden for that greatness later in his life. It fuckin hurts man, but I bet Big Ron doesn't regret it for the legacy he created 🫡
Notice his posture looks exactly the same as his squat technique
Truly one of the saddest things to watch from a great legend!!
Can’t believe what I’m watching, hurts to see Ronnie Coleman couldn’t walk anymore hopefully he gets better 🙏🏾
He won't,
He said alot of times during training he would get injuries that his doctors said he should rest and heal up
But he would only rest for a week and keep working out through the pain.
He's had disc fusion surgery , so this is it for him.
Better? He's not convalescing. He's deteriorating!!
@@WeAreTheDraikenYeah he said it started as pain on the day he squatted then became pain also the day after squats and so on.....
The crazy part is this could have been avoidable if he didn’t workout right after every back surgery when the doctor told him not to
Na, a surgeon f'd up and partially severed the nerves in his back. Done dirty.
Real Champion
There is no amount of Olympias, fame or fortune worth losing one’s ability to independently walk.
You pay the price somewhere in life sorry to see our brother Ronnie like this.ive stopped body building now feeling fitter by doing cardio and lighter weights and stretching...
Don't do deadlifts, protect your lower back.
Bro, deadlifts are safe if u do them right.. he was doing them wrong
@@ZyzzInspirational I used to be at competition standard 25 years ago, I done them safely, with a belt all the time, now I'm 54 and regret doing them when I could have and maybe should have trained a different way. Each to their own but when your back goes you're the strongest man in a wheelchair, just not worth it imo.
Greatness comes at a price
Man he’s not even that old. This is crazy!!! I know all the damage is from heavy lifting / back issues but seeing someone like that in their 50’s is crazy.
Dang......this is reality......
Still sad to see my Hero like this
Ronnie Will Always be My Top Inspirational when it comes to bodybuilding.........LIGHT WEIGHT BABYYYYY
Damn 😢 and Ronnie the warrior he is won’t complain or change any of his workouts
Absolutely heartbreaking I met Ronnie in Melbourne Australia he was an absolute gentleman
sport = life
This is Legend 👊👊👊
I bet he dowent regret a single second, what a legend
That "surgeon" really messed him up...😭
Ronnie, the greatest.
One may still jog at the age of 90. But you have achieved, thats a miracle of what a human can achieve. Hats-off
Our best days go by fast!
Its like a superhero losing his power and him looking back in the past of what he was capable of
Love Ronnie Coleman he will always for me be the GOAT
That’s why you gotta listen to your body when it tells you something hurts you shouldn’t just keep doing something that it’s causing injuries, there’s others out there that where way smarter then him and still can walk and train now a days, unfortunately Ronnie promoted ego lifting and many now a days think that’s how they have to train to make gains, no one thinks for a second about progressive overload and this is the end result, even if Ronnie Colman was had a good physique it doesn’t mean he was actually a good body builder
Well he was the best bodybuilder, but it doesn't mean he practiced it properly, as most believe he could have had the same results without destroying his body like this, which is likely true. Ronnie was so far ahead of everyone in bodybuilding and physique, and he's not nearly as strategic and systematic as a lot of bodybuilders today. That's how I feel at least. Take a look at Kai Greene and how strategic and systematic his approach was and still is at building up certain muscles and doing certain things, and there are a lot of bodybuilders doing that these days. I could be wrong, but I don't believe Ronnie lifted or bodybuilded like that, yet his physique blows EVERYONES out of the water, to the point that he's so far ahead of his time that we may never see anything at his level again. Very sad to see where his today.
@@TheBarbellBandit all his lifting videos he’s either bouncing the weights or cheat repping and you don’t think that’s ego lifting?, then I don’t know what to tell you buddy
Unfortunetely he did that to himself, bodybuilding is a very dangerous sport if not properly executed. He always liked to lift extremely heavy weights and didn't care about his body and his health. Yes, he was huge, but he sacrificed his health and as you can see he can't recover it now.
You lifted us up now it's our time to lift you.
He did this for us all
How so?
Yeah, right.
I love Ronnie, I really do, but I just don't get it. All the other Mr Os are fine, probably have some pain, some arthritis, but look at Dorian, look at Cutler, living like kings, they were smart enough to fucking now when to stop, but Ronnie, with all due respect, made the wrong decisions, why do you need to train when in terrible pain? I don't believe he can sleep, shower, or get out of bed without help.
You are my inspiration 😢 sir
His is a cautionary tale…