CULTURE SHOCKS OF A NIGERIAN IN UGANDA / WATCH THIS BEFORE VISITING UGANDA
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- Опубликовано: 23 апр 2023
- In today’s video i’m sharing with you my personal experience in uganda based on what i have seen, first hand and people i have come across during my stay in Kampala, so feel free to share your opinions in the comment section respectfully.
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Hello I 'm Ugandan living in London UK and I've been listening to your experiences in Kampala and they're shocking but if you read about experiences of other travellers, you'll be amazed how positive and different it is. Here what we know about Nigerians here in London is different and the reputation of your people globally is very negative, even to Kenyans or Tanzanians because you can imagine what you have discussed is very exceptional it only happens to you!! Maybe you are not a good person, you complain alone about everything!! You eat fufu in Uganda and you complain, you should have gone to Acacia Mall to buy your tripod from Nigeria. In a nutshell I think it's very difficult to please you. From food, to people to culture, everything wasn't good for you don't go back!! That Country is so welcoming, beautiful, you need to move to see that, there're activities to engage in be friendly not to sit in one bed and breakfast, can't even afford a decent hotel and be unapologetically rude to the people of East Africa by your experiences around Kampala!! Ethiopians, Eritreans, Sudanese Kenyans, Europeans, Americans, Tanzanians the list is endless can't and won't agree with your review!! I watch videos about my Country Uganda on RUclips but you can agree with me, you will be seen as the worsed of the worse. You failed to be served FUFU and you castigate a people and Country like that!! Did you know that 94% of Nigerian people are poor despite the of the revenues from oil? Corruption, by the year 2030 Nigerian population will be 300 millions catching up with America with so little opportunities to offer to its people!! Polio has just been kicked out of your Country and that's how you achieved your mellinium goals!!? We in East Africa are united against negativity and we're Pan Africans if you know what I mean. Apart from oil which other resources do you have in your Country which makes you angry about the development of other countries in Africa?!! Uganda will get there and from another lens or spectacle others see what you don't . A pride a people about culture, language, education landscape, vegetation is what makes them unique. So madam as a fellow African that has been my review of your comments. Peace And One love for Africa.
😂😂😂…..you’re on fire. Good for you defending your country.
Madam you are very beautiful 😍
As a Kenyan my experience was more positive. Though every country has all sort of characters and Uganda is no exception. They are very proud of their culture, generally respectful and easy going. Also fun loving. With an open mind and making use of local friends you'll manoeuvre well and enjoy yourself.
I think its good to adopt and learn about another country to avoid frustration. West Africa is very different from East Africa. Every country has adopted different kinds of food.
Ugandans are our neighbors and are very polite & honest people. If we say nigerians are crooks & scammers, as so many of them are in kenyan & ugandan prisons … & all over the world, would that be a fair representation of Nigeria? Mombasa & Nairobi are completely different, even in culture … so NBO does not represent Kenya, neither does Kampala represent all of Uganda. And if the food is an issue, then stick to where u come from … we will not change for you.
iam a South African planning to visit Uganda end of this month but based on the two videos of you in Uganda,it looks like you went to Uganda just to tarnish its name.for you to grow as a youtuber,please stop this negativity cos every country have some bad things that one dont like even if you go to SA,America or Dubai.
Exactly! Thats what i thought!!
The lady is a Ugandan I don't know why you say she went to Uganda to tarnish it..thats her country... you have not visited Uganda yet
@@GabrielAura-rm2yc stop your nonsense.. she is Nigerian ,
As a Kenyan I disagree with you 96 percent and don't go to Uganda to eat Nigerian food.....do you have Ugandan food in your so called Nigeria????if you go back to Uganda with positive attitude you will make a video to apologize to our good neighbours......
Have you noticed that Nigerians have nothing bad to say about Kenya? Every Nigerian RUclipsr is only talking possitive things about Kenya. So if someone comes with negative experience about Uganda, don't you think it's because it's true? Because there is no reason for Nigerians to like Kenyans and hate Ugandans just like that. So it's not about hatred or dislike. This is all about good or bad experiences. We love all Africans but we must present facts as they are. For those doing good, to continue their goodness. For those doing poorly, to improve.
I thought in East Africa..Uganda is the food basket..And am not even Ugandan🤔.. Interesting
But alll in all, I'd rather trust a Ugandan than a Nigerian.
That’s your choice, and it’s totally okay. 👌
There are no yahoo boys in Uganda😁😁😁😁
First foreigner I have seen complaining about uganda. Wow this is so unacceptable but also you have a right to your opinion and it doesn’t represent everything
You like frying things in nigeria, with pepper!😂😂😂😂!!!!!!!!
there are shops that sell camera equipment in town, next time go to the shops, online vending is tricky in every country not to tag it to uganda
You went Uganda to experience Uganda or to buy nigerian food stuffs in Uganda?
So when you travel you don’t eat?
@@Iamblakcoffee You have to prepare your mind mentally before you travel to a new place. You could have found all the products you need for jallof rice, chicken or meat okra soup, or pepper soup. You could even make the fufu yourself, since there is cassava, yams etc. Even you could have taught some Ugandans how to make such dishes, and share culture but you missed out.
If you went as some like an expatriate, then it´s difficult because you are forced to stay and you would have had to adjust and perhaps also complain. But a tourist should not complain about not finding your food, since you went to see new things.
@@Iamblakcoffee Travelling is also meant for people with open minds and people who respect other cultures. I have tried west African dishes like jallof rice, Wakye rice, egusi soup, okra soups, fufu, fried yam, Kenke etc.
They did not taste better than my ugandan food, infact, I had to learn to eat some of them, but I appreciate and respect their culture. I could never trash them, God forbid! Also when I trash people´s food, which God allows us to eat in the Bible, I go against God.
@@Iamblakcoffeeeating is lifestyle
You said Uganda doesn't have Nigerian food i see opportunity for u to setup, and Uganda is equal in much, rich live with poor , Christian and mosque are the same in Uganda🇺🇬, but do you know that Uganda has alot of foreigners who are living equal better live, Uganda is so nice
Eating shud not be part of people lifestyle dear. We dont eat to enjoy we eat to fill our stomach😂😂😂.welcom back to kenya
All the things you needed are there yoh only didnt know where to get them. Its a pity.
You said it all without sugarcoating yet diplomatic enough...👌
Yes, Uganda just like every country, is unique in its own way but still lacks the common thread that ties modern trends from its neighbors or global influences.
The folks there are undoubtedly hospitable but lack that commercial acumen to mainstream that hospitality in their businesses.
The gun prominence is based on their militaristic background where peace and order was through guns by different factions. Although much safer now,guns are the tools of peace still.
I bet as Africa opens up, progresses and as we learn from one another, the culture shocks will mellow down although old habits die hard?
Nothing diplomatic, she just came off unlikeable, because most people will clarify that this is their experience, she painted us all with one brush, if I did that inKenya they would get bothered, as I said, she had bad hosts period, the internet thing is still hilarious to me.
I agree, they will get there someday we all will. Thanks for watching and being here. You're appreciated 😍
@@michellemirembe6057 Granted,she said what she said from her perspective and in comparison to other past experiences from other African countries. Diplomatic yes, that's why we all could sit through the video up to the commenting bit.
Constructive criticism is always encouraged and as we all become global citizens, expectations for a near universal conduct of public affairs is to be expected from different quarters and moreso from foreigners.
There may be gun presence in Uganda, but Uganda never used pangas or guns after elections. I won´t name the countiries which use pangas, but if your country is not one of them, then comment and deny!!
@@Kiriza22 What elections can Uganda boost of leave alone fighting over it! It's like comparing a fish and a frog... even though both are aquatic, they're inherently different hence none can pretend to understand the other! Use of pangas even though regretable, points to a purely civilian affair. On the other hand (this might be familiar to you) military trained personnel lashing their wrath on hapless civilians with guns for their difference in electoral choices is the lowest of human development index!
We don't eat cow skin in Uganda.
where did you go for food? you need to be taken around next time....
Your experience is your experience nobody should trash it
Yes what u're talking about is true about development but that country had been experiencing civil wars since 60's upto around 2005 do not expect them to grow lije dubai that is africa.
I think I will take time and analyse every word you have said again, but imagine most countries in West Africa import frozen chicken from Europe. I know my friend from Nigeria who would rather cook with tinned tomatoes than use fresh tomatoes in Nigeria.
If you really import frozen chicken filled with growth hormones into your country, how can you criticize ugandan food, which is most times organic and fresh?
Ugandans may not cook to your taste but they cook in healthy food. We also know that fried food tastes better but we watch our diets too!
Did you say you stayed in Uganda for a month? WHY? Please, Nigerians living in Uganda and attending school in Ugandan Universities can you add to this conversation. How do you survive in Uganda? After watching this video I watched RUclips videos of Nigerian and West African restaurants and markets in and around Kampala. I even watched one of a Nigerian RUclipsr visiting Kampala who purchased produce and fish and cooked "Nigerian Soup" in Ugandan. Usually, Nigerians complain about Ugandan food not being spicy enough but you can find all kinds of hot chilis in the market and supermarkets. Anything and everything grows in Uganda. You made your country proud by opening your mouth and changing your feet.
Following, anyone to welcome me from Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪
The after sales customer service bit at stores and supermarkets is so glaringly different. In Kenya we're used to an attendant at every till to pack your shopping. While packing,they even segregate foodstuffs from toiletries etc. On request, they can carry or push your shopping to your car or nearby destination.
Absolutely, they are there just for you. All you have to do is tell them what you want and they get it done as long as it's within their job roles. Kindness is everything too, even if it's not their job and it will cost them nothing, they will help out however they can.
@@Iamblakcoffee Yes,...and customer is king always! To cultivate customer loyalty for repeat patronage, businesses and their staff have to go that extra mile to satisfy and impress. It's not just a matter of give and take as in robotic- money-for-goods-transaction without that human touch.
In one sentence, the internet sucks, in another sentence you are in a good hotel and the internet is good!!
Uganda is the best.
Uganda is a place where a rich person can build next the poor! We dont have poor or rich estates!
Really
You say the truth
Thanks Dan, the truth has to be told so others can make their decisions wisely 😊
What truth two bitter peoples experience, lord lemme just unsubscribe from this foolishness. This coming from someone robbed and almost Arrested in Kenya but am smart enough not to paint Kenya with one brush.
@@michellemirembe6057what i experience is Kenya is far ahead than Uganda in infrastructure, education systems, healthcare, Fashion, Food, Cleanest.... but in general The all of Africa still have work to improve
@@svt3 That´s why many kenyans and Nigerians are studying at Ugandan universities. Thanks I now also understand, why Kenya imports electricity from Uganda.
@@Kiriza22 because Uganda is university school fee is extremely very cheap all poor people in kenya and other countries can afford to pay
Queen misi, you should live in the uk'ooo😂😂😂😂😂😂
That’s where I live now 😜
Ugandans do not swallow their food without chewing, I think you did not really eat with Ugandans!! I eat with West Africans and I do not mind some of them swallowing the food, if they wish!
There is only one meal that people sometimes swallow, that is millet bread if it has stones. And the reason why they swallow it is because if the flour is not well made, there could be stones. And most people in Uganda do not eat millet bread!!
But you have to buy flour from a good store and there are no stones, then you chew your food well!
But your in Uganda how can u search for Nigerian restaurants niw thats a cultural shock for me
Then you need to travel, searching for your country’s food in another country is a “thing”. And very often than not you find it and you find great quality meals that tastes like that from your mother’s pot
I am in Uganda but have not met a Nigerian
Uganda is good in entertainment, but the rest 😮😮
Night life entertainment specifically 😂
@@Iamblakcoffee So in Nigeria, instead of working during the day, you go for entertainment??🥱🥱🥱 There are very many Nigerians who left Nigeria because they do not like it there!!
Instead of feeling bad as Ugandans about this review, the good people of Uganda should see this as a challenge to make improvements where necessary, and the country will benefit from it.
If other people from other countries, (even from West Africa) feel at home in Uganda, then that´s enough. We take in the hightest number of refugees in Africa and give them land to grow organic food. We even took in refugees from Afghanstan. If one person cannot live in Uganda, it is okay too. There are also many Ugandans living abroad because they do not like to live in Uganda. So Uganda cannot accomodate everyone!!
She's like 88% wrong on most things except for motorcycles.
There's literally nothing to pay attention to and change.
I believe she was hosted by a wrong person.
She is wrong about many things
I agree with you on food in Uganda. On my travels there not very interesting, but some very good places to disprove the rule. As for the people, I think our perception or point of view us different because you are African and I am European. Ugandans adore Mzungus like me, so my personal experience on friendliness in Uganda is very good. Best of any African country I visited. Unfortunately they suffer dictatorship and don't have the freedom and economic development you will find across the border in Kenya.
You are very correct, our experiences are different because you're from Europe, and Ugandans love whites so definitely you would have gotten good treatment in places where a fellow black person might not have. Thanks for watching and sharing your experience as well, I appreciate your time Gunnar. 🥰
Guys pliz educate ur selves, Uganda takes in the most refugees in Africa. We can’t be that bad 😂😂😂, but I will say make sure u have a great host coz most of this ladies complaints I woulda sorted in secs 😅, seriously sis tripod😂😂😂, Ugandans gather her 😂😂😂 what??
@@michellemirembe6057 yeah tripod wasn’t in the regular market and when I ordered online wasn’t I got wasn’t what I saw on the site.
@@Iamblakcoffee we have buildings specifically for electronics not market, it’s like trying to buy meds in a shop, nope, Phamarcy, goes back to host, if ur a blogger and want to grow, Learn to be respectful, don’t paint a nation from ur experience coz shocker, not every one has that experience coz I’ve hosted a bunch and the eir experience with yrs are night and day.
How i wish she never comes back to our country
In Uganda we do eat not dog meat, cat meat, caterpillars, snails etc. You will not find them in Uganda. You will find okra, pepper, many vegetables, cassava, yams, rice etc. in Uganda!!
So who is talking about all these meats you have mentioned?
@@Iamblakcoffee Google did give some adresses where you could find palm oil. You have to acknowledge that West Africa is not East Africa and that Uganda is an east African country . Infact I could find more west African products in Uganda than Ugandan products in West Africa.
There are more West Africans living in Uganda than Ugandans living in West Africa, that´s why there are some west African products in Uganda.
@@Iamblakcoffee I also do not live in Uganda. I cannot get Ugandan food where I live, but I cannot compplain that this country does not import Ugandan food. It´s upto the Ugandans here to create business here and import Ugandan food. There is some food from West Africa, but it´s the West Africans who import it! A country gives me a visa, a working permit, then I expect them to import my favourite food??
Eating out and chewing stones means you were going to very cheap places. What do you expect with such anyway.
I am sure you cant find Ugandan food in Nigeria, nothing wrong with that. Cuisine is determined by availability of ingredients, peoples culture, personal preferences and health concerns. Please stop commenting on food.
Africa in general is not very developed apart from South Africa, the rest of subsaharan Africa more than 60% of the population lacks exposure to modern technology due to poverty which determines priorities.
West Africans love throwing shade on other counties, you pick negative aspects and keep complaining.
We interact with very many nationalities from all over the world and they are respectful and open minded.
I am sure if you go to another continent get worse experience but still talk positively because you will focus on the positives.
My conclusion about the negativity of West Africans towards other African countries is inferiority complex and trying to pretend that they are better when in fact they are no better
Yes maybe you’re right about not finding Ugandan food in Nigeria and that’s okay but at least no one will deceive you that they have Ugandan food and then you get there to realize it’s BS posing to be your food and it’s not. Waste of time and money
@@Iamblakcoffee u don't have Ugandan food in Nigeria,yet u wanted fufu in Uganda 😂😂it's not an international cuisine,the restaurant you went was of Nigerians so blame your brother's that own it not Ugandans please
@@connectronald4720 In Uganda we do not eat dog meat, cat meat, caterpillars, snails etc. She won´t find them. Most of the pepper West Africans use in Europe is imported from Uganda! Uganda even produces and exports palm oil. Even google says so, but she could not find palm oil. Most Ugandans do not cook with palm oil. Ugandans eat very healthy food!
The area you went to is your class anyways
Madam you are very beautiful 😍.
Thank you John 🤗
And regarding fofu, ugali. Yeah the brown not what you are used to. But it is from millet and the original African ugali, before maize and cassava was brought to Africa from America. And the brown ugali much healthier than the white.
Fufu is not the same as Ugali, brown or white. Fufu is made from cassava not maize
@@Iamblakcoffee There are many types of fufu. There is fufu from cassava, there is fufu from plantain. There is also fufu from Yams. Some types of fufu mix different foods together. perhaps the fufu from Nigeria is made with only casssava.
This was a deep expert analysis nothing left out. Great work that has brought out what we've always known but keeps quite lest we upset our matoke brethens.
🤣😂 they should get upset. if they can’t take constructive criticism and work on what needs to be worked on, nothing will change.
Thanks for watching 🥰
@@Iamblakcoffee lol we too laid back sis, we shall leave that to u
@@michellemirembe6057 yeah, from my observation
I am not a Ugandan. However how can you visit a country and talk only negative s and you fail to see atleast one good thing.
The roads are bad due to politics! Majority of the people dont support museveni in kampala! He channels the money else wre! But bugolobi roads are now under construction!
That's why I love Kenya food so simple and not overcooked just delicious and with natural flavors
Rabish. what would you expect on food to find as a foreigner
You went to wrong places......You can't fail to get cow skin or palm oil
She walked into the country like one crossing to some nearby town.
I believe she had no local friend to guide and move with her around the city.
Best Western if iam not wrong its owned by a kenyan.
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@Iamblakcoffee thank you for the clarification keep on doing the good job 👏
@@JohnMghanga-ok2uj glad I could help with that, thanks for watching
Nigerians watsup put up a banner that u hate Uganda we have kept silent for long.
Maybe it’s time you look into this and do better as a people.
@@Iamblakcoffee how about you reduce the ego,ur becoming the next Americans
@@Iamblakcoffee Nigerians feed on pulling down other Africans but when it suits them ,they calm that we are one Africa
Based on your analysis , i think you went to the wrong country.Uganda is known for its nice food and being hospitable among others.Uganda has its own challenges as a country especially politically but the rest is okay with the Ugandan people.your telling lies.
Official national language of Uganda is English not swahili, swahili is second
I was also shocked at the number of people holding guns in Kampala. They carry guns and they have a very short temper. I had to walk on eggshells when I visited once. And yes they lie softly. ( with calmness)
@@ourienabate8434. It’s not normal to have too many people holding guns. In Kenya, even some police officers don’t carry guns. The lady was just noting a culture shock. For me I was in a club and someone got mad at me. People started to beg him to forgive me because I was a visitor. Yes. He was talking about taking me out. That was just my experience. I did enjoy my Kampala stay though. I have since seen on Social Media someone taking a gun and shooting someone in Uganda. Recently I read in Kenyan media of a military man who shot a Boda Boda man who had gone to pick up his daughter at a girl’s boarding school in Uganda.
@@georgewabwire824 but the case in point those with the guns are security persons.not just anybody.i dnt know if u kenyan but have seen on news as well killings there as well.its not good but this happens all over the world.yes the security persons carry guns in uganda but cases of miss use do rarely happen.
@@georgewabwire824 the lady should not be schocked she is nigerian do u know the rate at which killings happen there.some of those guys make the guns themselves killings happen alot in nigeria than in uganda where u see they carry guns and u pple say everybody in uganda carries agun.
@@ourienabate8434 . Anyone who lives in Kenya will definitely be surprised by the number of guns that those security forces there have. In Kenya we have Alshabaab terrorists who come once in awhile. It’s very rare for a police officer in Kenya to shoot someone unless there’s a good reason. In Uganda I just told you that when I was in a club there, I got into a disagreement with someone and the next thing I knew was people begging him to forgive me. Obviously I was in total shock. Come to find out later that he wanted to use his gun on me and I didn’t even know it.
Emphasis on "lie softly" 🤣
We are all blacks i mean we all Africans😂... Even if you say that Nigeria or any other country is better than Uganda it doesn't matter infront of the whites we are all generalised as AFRICANS.
In Africa, we've 54 countries , if you don't like Uganda and if U think it is not for you , well that is okay, then try others African countries. Thank you
Luganda cannot be the most spoken language in Uganda since it is not taught in schools as a standard language. It it spoken by one tribe, the Baganda people! There are 56 tribes.
In the Kampala though, most people do speak Luganda as well as English and another language if they are not Baganda!
From primary school, all subjects are taught in English, so English is the most spoken language in Uganda especially now that more than half of the population is under 17 years and attending school is a must!
R u sure its spoken by one tribe!! Even in mbale people speak luganda!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
You need to do research!!😂😂!!!!
@@kcchristop But the people in every other district apart from Buganda, speak more English than Luganda, since english is taught in every school!!
@@Kiriza22Hey start touring your country 😂😂 am not a muganda but even in my hime town people do speak luganda not english am complimenting but its true .
@@davidelba6676 In my hometown most people speak English, and the youth are more than any other age group, so they all speak English!! Mind you, English is taught in both written amd spoken, which is not the case with most local languages. Go to Karamoja and the whole northern Uganda, then tell more people there speak Luganda!!
Biggest bore
Which part bored you?
@Kleii* lets not give this content mileage, I know Ugandans will not create a twitter war about this video just like it was with Miss Trudy
@@kentechsoft7265 yeah you all fought with her because she shared her experience the way she experienced it, instead of fighting and insulting people why not take constructive criticisms and do better at these things so people can have better things to say about Uganda when they visit.
@@Iamblakcoffee no sis she shared her experience, she is not the first, I’ve been to Kenya, worked eir but never would I feel like disrespecting a whole nation over my bad experience, painting with one brush, ur goin so hard for her it’s truly odd, That’s why most bloggers will try and give positive and negative to avoid coming off super unlikeable , like ur friend here .
It was boring coz she came off like a foreigner coming in for a while leaving and painting us all with one brush, what hurts is it’s a sister, smh, we can take criticism, what we can’t take is someone speaking things like it’s a fact, Tripods are sold in specific electronics shops which all of us locals know,!I woulda got u my internet that’s sold coz of its speed hotels don’t like investing like that on internet so u get slow speeds, so that’s all to show don’t use one brush
Shut up mumu
This chick, 🙄, talk to locals, tripods are everywhere, have a local to talk to the Uber driver u have an accent🙄, you were not on fiber internet🙄, of course uber has hustlers move with a local,🙄, it just looks like she had no hosts or friends or something coz everything she complaining abt most pipo don’t go through so have good hosts. In short Ugandan’s match ur energy and if ur giving negativity u will get it right back.
Come back with an open mind.
I’m not coming back and it’s chic not chick 🐣
@@Iamblakcoffee ur error is painting the whole country through ur eyes, if u had an amazing host none and I mean none of ur issues wouldn’t have been sorted, watch other bloggers get arrested, get bad experiences, but they are sure not to put their Bias on the viewers, hope this isn’t something u wanna do coz honestly this isn’t it. Uganda is big and vast and I feel u just had bad friends or hosts coz I’ve lived here all my life worked in Kenya and our internet is the same speeds, we don’t use Uber coz of the hustlers we have a local company, it’s her experience but pliz learn to use disclaimers like others do, make it known that this is ur Experience.
@@Iamblakcoffee 😂😂 don’t let the border hit u in the Butt byeeeee!!
You can tell according to her speech that she is a bad person I doubt even if she has friends in Nigeria.
@@arinagereciano178 😂🤣 this is just too funny I had to laugh
Let's remember that this video was done by a Nigerian and not by a Kenyan, so she can only be newtral and never be bias but talk about her personal experience. She said it a couple of times that the fact that kenyan and Ugandan are neighbors, she didnt expect that much difference. So her comparison was mostly between kenyan and uganda and not between Nigeria and uganda.
Even as Nigeria has two francophone countries separating us from Ghana, we do have much similarities. Our foods, pigin, dressing, vibe, etc are similar.
A Nigerian goes to Ghana, just feels at home. A Ghanaian comes to Nigeria, just feels at home.
Nonsense
She just wanted to pull Uganda down
@@dok61581 Do you know I am Nigerian but I still tell my Nigerian brothers that Nairobi is more developed than our Lagos!
There is nothing malicious in these comparison, some one must be better than another in life. We can never be all equal.
@@AfricasRealities yes we are also not equal because we're not bandits.stop throwing stones when living in a glass houses there is a difference between criticism and maliciousness .
@@dok61581 if this will satisfy you, then we agree that Kampala is better than Nairobi.
Hope you are fine now.
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