My cousin is on a plane back to SA after spending two years working in the US. When he told me he was packing yesterday, I was like right on time. All I can say is that African Americans have always been resilient. They will rise above the orange man and his administration.
Dr Asad. I think America’s America. It don’t matter what the rest of us outside say. The system and structure of American life will always reflect and be American! Just like how South Africa is. You can critic the state but you can’t avoid America! American Democracy may not be fair! But it’s what it is!
@@MosesMatsepane Why is an adult with a PHD making 3 videos throwing shade at Kenya ? We are not cowards we do deal with lions . We owe nobody NOTHING PERIOD
Welcome back Fam - Congratulations to USA for hosting a democratic election process. I always caution myself when it comes to arguing facts over lived experience. A LIVED experience will always be above facts, however not all lived experience express full potential or denied opportunity. May God bless the United States of America & unite all its people.
South Africa got a lot of nice songs in the 90's you must listen to Monwa & Sun- Via Orlando and Brenda Fassie and many more. We can help you with a playlist. The song is from Bonga Muffin i use to play that song to my twin daughters last year and they were only 2 years old and they also loved the song everyday they wanted me to play it for them.
You guys are hilarious! 😂...you're like the 2.0 version of Martin and Gina!🤣..theres nothing like seeing Black love but more importantly, thankyou for dropping real knowledge....keep it up!...salute!
Trump win brings PTSD, thanks for this debriefing session 😢, I feel better after listening to you guys! You live there so I trust your input, Sending prayers to you all!
What's his policies before swearing in ceremony seems to be Africa and the Caribbean saw him meeting with President of Rwanda...not the topic of immigration on home turf. Jake Tran channel
The U.S is not LA or NY. That part!!!. I've been saying that for ages. And I agree with you about how worried and angry "Ohio" people got when the U.S. elected Obama. 😢
I haven't laughed so hard about the reality of living in America. I am South African and my wife is African American who may be considered (racially ambiguous LOL). The next four years may be a great time to moved to SA. Thanks for the laughter. Here is a link to the Thati sghubu song. Your interpretation adding Nelson Mandela had me laughing hard. ruclips.net/video/KPpjhy1DLWw/видео.html
Hey, Doc. I'm spending about an hour watching your videos for the past 3 weeks. Lol. I've been MIA on RUclips. I was hoping for Kamala, but hell, it is what it is. Kamala had her issues, but not as much as Trump. All I'm gonna say is that people are going to learn. If anything goes wrong, I'm going to be like, yup, i told so while rocking in my rocking chair with a smile on my face. Sometimes, people gotta learn the hard way. Folks are so afraid of people who don't look like them. They are so stuck on traditions and its also blk folks as well. Great video..
Yeah we’re jacked! I’m of Haitian 🇭🇹 descent. So, you have one that said she was not doing anything for just black people, and the other is saying Haitians are eating pets! Yup, It’s not looking good for me 😂😂😂
For someone to be elected to the highest office of the land in the USA, our country, he/she must be born in the USA from legal residents or US citizens. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump were both born in the USA from migrants (Trump's father came from Germany just before WW2). So, what happened during this election is KH, is Black and rejected by AAns (as she is not a N descendant and she is married to a White man). Trump is elected because he is white. KH faced xenophobia (from AAns) and racism (from non black communities) that's all. At the end of the day, there won't be any colored president in the USA for at least 5 decades. But the good news is, we, legal migrants are still welcomed and I don't think we are expecting more than what we receive. Siyabonga 🙏🙏🙏
Trump and Putin are actually friends i hear but they don't want such a relationship exposed to the public eye..Trump and his son have business interests in Moscow 🇷🇺
Doc, if you go back and look at the 1948 South African General election and the U.S. Presidential election in 2024 you see many similarities , and its down right scary. You had the liberal labor party who wanted to intergerate slowly with South Africans, and have a more unified country, lose to a conservative party of Afrikanners who used fear of black people, the economic issuses that ravaged the country to attain power. In a few years after the election , most South Africans, Indians saw the little rights they had vanished in the rise of Apartheid. It would be nearly 50 years before South Africa realized they made a horrible mistake electing the conservatives in 1948.. Elections have consequences! It only took one election to bring so much pain to millions of people!
Yo I totally agree with you bruh hit me up have passport ready to expat..Im usually at Treme Hideaway round by lil dizzy's like to meet and talk about exodus
A South African perspective on the American Elections...LOL(So I might be wrong) I believe that people vote according to the political culture that people come from, so I am going to touch on immigration. Example: Chinese people tend to be apolitical and this makes sense because of the culture and political environment that they come from. They become political when their pockets are affected. The REPUBLICAN party protects those pockets. When something affects the group socially they lobby financially at the top to get the policy that they desire(East and South East Asians do this generally). Indian people love a good class/caste system anything that protects that will always win because wealth is preserved at the top. White Latinos will almost always vote white because that's what they have always done even in their countries of origin. The Brown Latinos tend to be very religious so the Republican party protects that. West, East and Central Africans have always politically worked to ingratiate themselves to the dominate culture that holds financial and economic dominance, this also peppered with religion the Republicans seem attractive. The UK is a prime example of this to me. Arabs who come from rich Gulf countries lobby at the top financially. So in my mind DEMOCRATS were always going to loose anyway because in as much as Republicans have an anti immigration stance it has ALWAYS benefited them in long run. The Tories vs Labour in the UK is also exactly the same. So for me African Americans have to consolidate their own power going forward, they have to learn to move in silence while building institutions that will lobby for them financially too.
@@SikiDlanga One of the biggest problems that black people have is that they think about the here and now and we cant afford that. We have to think about our grandkids grandkids. That's also how wealth, political power and global influence has always stayed in the same hands for over a 1000 years. The European from the 1600's was planning a future for his progeny in the 1800's. The slave owner from the 1800's was thinking about his progeny who will be in the 2000's. This is why the settler created systems and ideology around preserving themselves. One of the 1st rules for European settlers around in Foreign lands is that they have to create an indigenous identity on the new land that was taken. Look at what Māori in New Zealand are going through in 2024. The English became Kiwi and indigenous. The Dutch became Afrikaner, they are just Dutch from the Netherlands. Same story with the Aboriginals in Australia. You have to create a new indigenous identity. All of this is spelled out throughout colonial text
Trump's border rhetoric is the primary reason why he resonates with some people in SA. There is no insight on how destructive his presidency is for the average Black American. His main selling point here is the border, which as you know is also a touchy subject here. A significant portion of our Township/Rural population tends hold far-right views when it comes to the border.
👰🏿♀💇🏿♀💆🏿♀Black Women have either been President or Prime Minister in the following countries: Liberia Tanzania Ethiopia Barbados Gabon Congo Central African Republic Rwanda Senegal Sao Tome and Princia Jamaica Haiti Trinidad and Tobago So why are we really so upset when a majority European American country says no to us, is it that we value their acceptance over our own people???💪🏿 If you want the privliges of the majority, you have to go to where you are the majority, and that's a country where the majority looks like us! America has the largest population of peop[e of European ancestry in the world with 230 million European Americans. No other country in Europe has anything close to the white population in America. America has never had a president that did not have at least one European American parent, even Obama's mother was European/Irish. Kamala Harris parents are Indian /Afro-jamaican, it just was not happening.
I’m against trans ideology so I was not mad at the results, I’m tired of hearing about pronouns, kids getting puberty blockers, men in women sports, so dystopian. I wish he really shuts all that down.
I'm going to keep it a buck with y'all. I find the laughter 9 minutes into this clip to be in poor taste. When "Our" people (assuming you consider them that), people are about to go through some real trying times. I have visited 5 African countries (Ghana, Senegal, Gambia, Kenya and South Africa) in the past 5 years to build relationships and do in-person reconnaissance to help us determine where on The Continent we want to relocate. I fully understand this opportunity is not afforded to most Black Americans and diasporans as a whole across the globe due to finances and/or passport limitations, so it's not to be taken lightly. Prior to our SA trip, you were one of the content creators we referenced for your impressions of the country and the transition logistics. I thank you for that. I've heard you, in multiple videos, discuss american history and even take us through your Louisiana town which had some less than favorable areas you pointed out. I'm sure you would attribute some if not most of the cause(s) to the area as being the result of the myriad of ways systemic racism affects our communities. Also with you all being a family with knowledge of our history, you understand that under this new regime those conditions may be even more of our peoples reality, or even worse as you know history may not be cyclical but it does rhyme. I know we remix pain and turn tears into joy and jokes, but at least up until the point that I had to tap out(9 min), this ain't it. Stay focused, your enlightening people and your channel is going to be needed for the community. Just my two pennies.
They should have at least let the people pick who was going to run for the Democratic spot. Instead they just gave us who they wanted. That was a baaaaad idea. Oh well either way America is going down and life keeps moving on.
You are right I felt that the Democrats were irresponsible in choosing Kamala. Black people didn't approve for all that she did in the DA office. And we must stop thinking we choose a woman because it's time. Margaret Thatcher come once in a century. My opinion
America is definitely more than New York and California. In addition to another Trump term, us Texans must deal with another 6 years of Ted Cruz. Both are just loud and wrong 😒
Thati sghubu by Bongo Muffin is the song you were humming
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Love you family... shout out from East London. Eastern Cape.
You're trolling right?
My cousin is on a plane back to SA after spending two years working in the US. When he told me he was packing yesterday, I was like right on time.
All I can say is that African Americans have always been resilient. They will rise above the orange man and his administration.
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Not the orange man😂😅
Shout out to you South African American family❤
I say the intro along with every video-it’s so catchy!
That song is a classic. It came out in the mid90s and never left us, That'isgubhu Bongo Muffin
No Doc, that Bongo Muffin song has got nothing to do with Mandela! My goodness, that part was hilarious 😂😂😂
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Dr Asad. I think America’s America. It don’t matter what the rest of us outside say. The system and structure of American life will always reflect and be American! Just like how South Africa is. You can critic the state but you can’t avoid America! American Democracy may not be fair! But it’s what it is!
The corporate lobbyists are in trouble. He is closing ALL the taps 😂😂😂
Beautiful family, we love you here in Kimberley, Nothern Cape
Dr Asad its a good look to see you back home with the family enjoy respect blessings 🇿🇦🙏❤️
Thanks for making us laugh! Making the whole country Mississipi🤣🤣🤣🤣. We are happy to be watching this from a distance.
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YOU NEED TO GET OFF OF MISSISSIPPI!LOL@@asadelmalikphd
Nah, we do visit places like Kenya, Mozambique and Zanzibar for Holidays.
AND???? Kenyans really don't need your approval to do anything or exist together with your PHD doc we have several even a Nobel winner
@@michaelcody3960 Tell me something, why are Kenyans so hostile online by the way? 😅😅You guys are super nice in person and incredibly hostile online.
@@MosesMatsepane Why is an adult with a PHD making 3 videos throwing shade at Kenya ? We are not cowards we do deal with lions . We owe nobody NOTHING PERIOD
Lovely and inspiring family we love you
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Welcome back Fam - Congratulations to USA for hosting a democratic election process.
I always caution myself when it comes to arguing facts over lived experience. A LIVED experience will always be above facts, however not all lived experience express full potential or denied opportunity.
May God bless the United States of America & unite all its people.
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South Africa got a lot of nice songs in the 90's you must listen to Monwa & Sun- Via Orlando and Brenda Fassie and many more. We can help you with a playlist. The song is from Bonga Muffin i use to play that song to my twin daughters last year and they were only 2 years old and they also loved the song everyday they wanted me to play it for them.
@@MissSlenda ❤️
You guys are hilarious! 😂...you're like the 2.0 version of Martin and Gina!🤣..theres nothing like seeing Black love but more importantly, thankyou for dropping real knowledge....keep it up!...salute!
Trump win brings PTSD, thanks for this debriefing session 😢, I feel better after listening to you guys! You live there so I trust your input, Sending prayers to you all!
ATTENTION FAM: Full frozen turkey is now available at my local SuperSpar, check your nearest SuperSpar. You mentioned that you were craving turkey.
@@lifestylepretoria9181 where's your superstar?
@@asadelmalikphd Broadacres SuperSpar Fourways, towards Steyn City on Cedar Road
Hello guys greetings from Zambia ❤
Saw u on Enca brother great job👍
What's his policies before swearing in ceremony seems to be Africa and the Caribbean saw him meeting with President of Rwanda...not the topic of immigration on home turf.
Jake Tran channel
These 2 are hilarious 😂😂😂❤
The U.S is not LA or NY. That part!!!. I've been saying that for ages. And I agree with you about how worried and angry "Ohio" people got when the U.S. elected Obama. 😢
I haven't laughed so hard about the reality of living in America. I am South African and my wife is African American who may be considered (racially ambiguous LOL). The next four years may be a great time to moved to SA. Thanks for the laughter. Here is a link to the Thati sghubu song. Your interpretation adding Nelson Mandela had me laughing hard. ruclips.net/video/KPpjhy1DLWw/видео.html
"I might have to go back to my white-man name..." Mr Jefferson 🤣
Salaam Hu alaykom from South Africa, yes Dr Asad it's called ugali, you call it grits, in Cape Town we call it pap😅❤🎉🎉
@@gaironesabenjamin2766 Salaam
😂😂😂😂😂😂You guys are cut’s up. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Love you guys💕💕💕
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I warned you about the FOOD! You did pay attention to my post! Food is a D+
Hey, Doc. I'm spending about an hour watching your videos for the past 3 weeks. Lol. I've been MIA on RUclips. I was hoping for Kamala, but hell, it is what it is. Kamala had her issues, but not as much as Trump. All I'm gonna say is that people are going to learn. If anything goes wrong, I'm going to be like, yup, i told so while rocking in my rocking chair with a smile on my face. Sometimes, people gotta learn the hard way. Folks are so afraid of people who don't look like them. They are so stuck on traditions and its also blk folks as well. Great video..
Please educate us Fam, which President has been good for black people in the states?
@@lifestylepretoria9181 not a one.
Part two 😂❤
If my god!! Auntie keeping you guys in the car again, whilst cleaning. I know those aunties they can be strict😂😂
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Bongo Maffin - Thathisgubhu
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Yeah we’re jacked! I’m of Haitian 🇭🇹 descent. So, you have one that said she was not doing anything for just black people, and the other is saying Haitians are eating pets! Yup, It’s not looking good for me 😂😂😂
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For someone to be elected to the highest office of the land in the USA, our country, he/she must be born in the USA from legal residents or US citizens.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump were both born in the USA from migrants (Trump's father came from Germany just before WW2).
So, what happened during this election is KH, is Black and rejected by AAns (as she is not a N descendant and she is married to a White man). Trump is elected because he is white.
KH faced xenophobia (from AAns) and racism (from non black communities) that's all.
At the end of the day, there won't be any colored president in the USA for at least 5 decades.
But the good news is, we, legal migrants are still welcomed and I don't think we are expecting more than what we receive.
Siyabonga 🙏🙏🙏
You become a citizen by birth in America.
What ever yall do Fam....do not go to Zimbabwe for your own peace of mind!! Much love....Fam!!
@@khanyisonkumanda9812 wow
You sound like some of those ignorant Americans in the states man, have you ever been there yourself?
@khanyisonkumanda,via RUclips bulawayo is beautiful.Do you mind sharing why you saying to these beautiful people not to go to zimbabwe.
Is the SA song "tathi'sghubu" by Bongo muffin?
I don't know. 😅
Yes it is
@@asadelmalikphd look it up, you now African naturalized now for knowing that song bro!
Trump and Putin are actually friends i hear but they don't want such a relationship exposed to the public eye..Trump and his son have business interests in Moscow 🇷🇺
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Where do yall work?
I hope the other Americans don't look to Cape Town as home after elections
Lol. They definitely will. Especially digital nomads.
Doc, if you go back and look at the 1948 South African General election and the U.S. Presidential election in 2024 you see many similarities , and its down right scary. You had the liberal labor party who wanted to intergerate slowly with South Africans, and have a more unified country, lose to a conservative party of Afrikanners who used fear of black people, the economic issuses that ravaged the country to attain power. In a few years after the election , most South Africans, Indians saw the little rights they had vanished in the rise of Apartheid. It would be nearly 50 years before South Africa realized they made a horrible mistake electing the conservatives in 1948.. Elections have consequences! It only took one election to bring so much pain to millions of people!
Google tells you where Twerking comes for now. A lot of stuff comes out of us subconsciously. 😭👊🏾👊🏾👊🏾
What up! I'm N S.A u wanna link up!?
@@cadillacsweetsie3104 peace. Asadelmalik@gmail.com
Yo I totally agree with you bruh hit me up have passport ready to expat..Im usually at Treme Hideaway round by lil dizzy's like to meet and talk about exodus
Send me your number asadelmalik@gmail.com I will be in the city next Sunday
A South African perspective on the American Elections...LOL(So I might be wrong) I believe that people vote according to the political culture that people come from, so I am going to touch on immigration. Example: Chinese people tend to be apolitical and this makes sense because of the culture and political environment that they come from. They become political when their pockets are affected. The REPUBLICAN party protects those pockets. When something affects the group socially they lobby financially at the top to get the policy that they desire(East and South East Asians do this generally). Indian people love a good class/caste system anything that protects that will always win because wealth is preserved at the top. White Latinos will almost always vote white because that's what they have always done even in their countries of origin. The Brown Latinos tend to be very religious so the Republican party protects that. West, East and Central Africans have always politically worked to ingratiate themselves to the dominate culture that holds financial and economic dominance, this also peppered with religion the Republicans seem attractive. The UK is a prime example of this to me. Arabs who come from rich Gulf countries lobby at the top financially. So in my mind DEMOCRATS were always going to loose anyway because in as much as Republicans have an anti immigration stance it has ALWAYS benefited them in long run. The Tories vs Labour in the UK is also exactly the same. So for me African Americans have to consolidate their own power going forward, they have to learn to move in silence while building institutions that will lobby for them financially too.
@@AfrikaBorwaPoliticking black people anywhere seem to struggle to consolidate power though. I love how you think.
@@SikiDlanga One of the biggest problems that black people have is that they think about the here and now and we cant afford that. We have to think about our grandkids grandkids. That's also how wealth, political power and global influence has always stayed in the same hands for over a 1000 years. The European from the 1600's was planning a future for his progeny in the 1800's. The slave owner from the 1800's was thinking about his progeny who will be in the 2000's. This is why the settler created systems and ideology around preserving themselves. One of the 1st rules for European settlers around in Foreign lands is that they have to create an indigenous identity on the new land that was taken. Look at what Māori in New Zealand are going through in 2024. The English became Kiwi and indigenous. The Dutch became Afrikaner, they are just Dutch from the Netherlands. Same story with the Aboriginals in Australia. You have to create a new indigenous identity. All of this is spelled out throughout colonial text
Hey Doc, not turning the whole country turning into Mississippi.🤣 Well, the Divided States of America is going to get what they paid for!
That song sound like zahara - Mandela
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How quick is quick 😅 asking for a friend 😅
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Trump's border rhetoric is the primary reason why he resonates with some people in SA. There is no insight on how destructive his presidency is for the average Black American. His main selling point here is the border, which as you know is also a touchy subject here. A significant portion of our Township/Rural population tends hold far-right views when it comes to the border.
I'm scared for USA to be honest 😢
Why?
Bro. Mombasa yo food Extravaganza 😅
👰🏿♀💇🏿♀💆🏿♀Black Women have either been President or Prime Minister in the following countries:
Liberia
Tanzania
Ethiopia
Barbados
Gabon
Congo
Central African Republic
Rwanda
Senegal
Sao Tome and Princia
Jamaica
Haiti
Trinidad and Tobago
So why are we really so upset when a majority European American country says no to us, is it that we value their acceptance over our own people???💪🏿
If you want the privliges of the majority, you have to go to where you are the majority, and that's a country where the majority looks like us!
America has the largest population of peop[e of European ancestry in the world with 230 million European Americans. No other country in Europe has anything close to the white population in America. America has never had a president that did not have at least one European American parent, even Obama's mother was European/Irish. Kamala Harris parents are Indian /Afro-jamaican, it just was not happening.
Do they support legislation like California 1955 😮
I promise you, You never went to Nairobi. The real Nairobi is in the Downtown area, thats where all the action and mayhem is.
I’m against trans ideology so I was not mad at the results, I’m tired of hearing about pronouns, kids getting puberty blockers, men in women sports, so dystopian. I wish he really shuts all that down.
Oh thank you why I ❤️🇹🇿🇺🇬
Ase
Finally a like minded a person
The whole world is happy about that aspect! The killing of morals and common sense agenda is coming to an end.
Thath' isgubhu thath' isgubhu
Usfake ezozweni ezozweni
Ufak' ama specks uzowuzwa
Uzowuzwa ubumnandi obulapho
Michelle would have won it hands down. I thought she was the one to run.
She's wise not to risk her and her family's lives.
@@divinebynature7056 In what way?
Thath isgubhu by Bongo Muffin lol
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I'm going to keep it a buck with y'all. I find the laughter 9 minutes into this clip to be in poor taste. When "Our" people (assuming you consider them that), people are about to go through some real trying times. I have visited 5 African countries (Ghana, Senegal, Gambia, Kenya and South Africa) in the past 5 years to build relationships and do in-person reconnaissance to help us determine where on The Continent we want to relocate. I fully understand this opportunity is not afforded to most Black Americans and diasporans as a whole across the globe due to finances and/or passport limitations, so it's not to be taken lightly. Prior to our SA trip, you were one of the content creators we referenced for your impressions of the country and the transition logistics. I thank you for that. I've heard you, in multiple videos, discuss american history and even take us through your Louisiana town which had some less than favorable areas you pointed out. I'm sure you would attribute some if not most of the cause(s) to the area as being the result of the myriad of ways systemic racism affects our communities. Also with you all being a family with knowledge of our history, you understand that under this new regime those conditions may be even more of our peoples reality, or even worse as you know history may not be cyclical but it does rhyme. I know we remix pain and turn tears into joy and jokes, but at least up until the point that I had to tap out(9 min), this ain't it. Stay focused, your enlightening people and your channel is going to be needed for the community. Just my two pennies.
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Golf ⛳🤣😂🤣😂
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It’s all good, have fun in Babylon
What did Obama do besides made the racist mad about having a black president. The racists were traumatized, and it only made them furious 😂
Trump’s transition team gives hope! He learnt his lesson not to keep his enemies in key government positions.
So you ditched SA for Kenya 😊 Welcome to the 254 🤗🇰🇪
Bongo Muffin 😂😂😂😂😎😎😎🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🌍
They should have at least let the people pick who was going to run for the Democratic spot. Instead they just gave us who they wanted. That was a baaaaad idea. Oh well either way America is going down and life keeps moving on.
I don't support Trump on anything. I sympathise with those who would be affected by admin.
You are right I felt that the Democrats were irresponsible in choosing Kamala. Black people didn't approve for all that she did in the DA office. And we must stop thinking we choose a woman because it's time. Margaret Thatcher come once in a century. My opinion
1. WHY U ain't give a shoutout to "YOUR" President Trump? 🧐🤣👍🏾
America is definitely more than New York and California. In addition to another Trump term, us Texans must deal with another 6 years of Ted Cruz. Both are just loud and wrong 😒
We celebrate Donald Trump
Trump 2024
Low gas, fracking, cheap food again.
Man we we’re hungry for the e last 3 1/2 years👮🏿♀️👮🏿♀️👮🏿♀️