Accent Tag! ♦ Ohio Edition.

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[@Shrugboatt]

Haha love Ohio. Everyone back home says Reese's "Peeses" instead of "pieces". I get weird looks down here in NC

[@SansevieriaMedia]

NC has some interesting accents going on too...in a lot of the cities I've noticed there are people who sound like they're from somewhere else.

[@nerdgummies3819]

Michael Wheland OMAGURSH YEEES

[@coreyzeymore138]

first off, love the comment, huge smile on my face from resonance of its correctness, BUT the correct connotation would be, RESSES PEACIES, versus PIECES.

[@brendanleonard1375]

So true! 😂

[@snailmucus3921]

Darya Tsoy I know right!

[@donbeck8835]

I read people in the comments saying "don't have accents" Everyone has an accent. However, Ohio's accent is much closer to the general idea of American accents. It sounds less regionally specific. So it can be understood why people think Ohioans "don't have" accents.

[@TheWallowingMadman27]

I’ve lived in Ohio since I was 7 & I can’t distinguish the accent from the generalized American accent

[@theghostlyfigure9989]

I live in Ohio but my dads side is british and my mother is more southern. I have a generic Ohioan accent but when I get angry or I say something naturally it becomes either southern or british. What I mean by say something naturally is when I talk fast or say something before I think. It usually will be the same but one word or two in the sentence will go into a british or southern accent.

[@crites123456789]

There are very broad accents in ohio. I live in athens and we have a more Southern accent, not as bad as lets say Kentucky or West Virginia but very noticeable. Then you have people from up north where they really let the a's and o's be heard lol. Can always tell when someone is up near Cleveland or something.

[@chimken7666]

We do say Y'all alot more than other people though, but that might be more more a American thing

[@MMRAQ]

I'm from Columbus Ohio and I don't think I have an accent

[@chloeawc1461]

I like call the Ohio accent (and I can make fun of it since I'm from Ohio) the non-existent accent

[@nerdgummies3819]

Q Dowling none of us do and then we meet others😂😂😂

[@josieheppert9541]

Q Dowling I’m from Wadsworth Ohio and I don’t think I have an accent either

[@user-hz1vo3mt9f]

Everyone has an accent to someone from somewhere else. I think you would agree I have one compared to you vice versa. I’m from southern Canada

[@antoniocampos6627]

I’m from canton, Ohio and can definitely say that when you leave the state you realize and other people realize we do indeed have an accent.

[@MattJamesHarrell]

im from Dayton and i can definitely hear the accent difference between us even though we live in the same state

[@mikaylavarvel2631]

MattJHarrell I'm from Huber heights Ohio and she has slight differences

[@zackkikawa9355]

MattJHarrell im in dayton too lmao that's great!

[@marisawoods936]

im from dayton/ Huber heights and i can really hear her accent

[@chloeawc1461]

Yeah, she sounds more like she's from Michigan. She definitely does not have a Dayton accent.

[@olivia-2cool]

SAME DUDE

[@emmamoyer6765]

I live in Southern Ohio and you seem to have like a Michigan accent

[@radwayb]

I'm in Cleveland you people in Southern Ohio are the ones with the accents the funny way you guys say taco and dollar.

[@donovanphillips419]

She's from Toledo. We sound more like Michiganders up here.

[@nasticanasta]

because southern ohio always has a more southern drawl...

[@ethanmcdonald5397]

It's called the Northern Cities Vowel Shift. Michigan as well as other areas around the Great Lakes have it too.

[@nerdgummies3819]

Emma Moyer agreed

[@gigglecake9656]

I live in southern Ohio and every I know has a sorta southern twang to their voices. One more note, not everyone in southern Ohio is stupid.

[@theghostlyfigure9989]

I'm also a person from southern ohio. We do have many people who have a small southern accent when they talk. I also have this but only when I'm angry or speaking to fast but my voice will either be southern or british.

[@catpuccinox]

i live in ohio as well :) best state everr

[@kimberlysmith285]

U know what your talking about me to ohio state all the way

[@Sulkanator]

Damn straight!

[@christianalexanderthegreat8941]

'Ray-mohn noodles' Did you just really?

[@theghostlyfigure9989]

No one in Ohio says it that way I assure you

[@sprincess-dt7kz]

@@theghostlyfigure9989 ikr

[@christinalamb146]

I definitely say it like this 🤣 rah-men feels so.. wrong

[@nyny3185]

@@theghostlyfigure9989 I used to say it like that when I was little.😂😂

[@kp12_art]

If this was an English word I’d let it slide but since it’s Japanese & they specifically say “ra” I really don’t like it 😂 if it was “ray”, based on Japanese pronunciations, it would be spelt “reimon” or in Hiragana “れいもん” & not “ramen” or in Hiragana “らめん”

[@kellbell79]

I'm from NE Ohio and I pronounce pretty much everything the same as you. Even when you were saying you pronounce something one way in one instance and differently in another. I pronounce acetone like you as well. I knew the sun shower thing. I say "you guys" or "guys" in a unisex sort of way when addressing a group. I do pronounce the "u" more in coupon. And I pronounce the "oo" in roof the same as I would in room. Everyone I know around me says pop, not soda. :)

[@Kelsie154]

You sound VERY Michigan-ey. lol - Central Ohioan. :) Oh, and don't feel bad about pronouncing Acetone like "ass-i-tone". I do too. I've never actually heard it pronounced the other way... ever.

[@seabass62yearsago]

Oh please don’t ever say an Ohioan sounds like someone from ❌ichigan. Ever again.

[@wierdocoppter2891]

I’m from Ohio and this a genuine question for the other states. WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND SAYS ACE A TONE?’

[@1990imani]

I'm from Ohio and even people from Ohio wonder what my accent is. Everyone tells me I sound super proper. I've been told English,British,Jamaican and Irish.

[@donbeck8835]

Meow! I'm from Ohio and I get told I sound Canadian 😂

[@olivia-2cool]

I get told that I sound British but I’m a Ohioan

[@msnanchung]

I'm from NE Ohio and Everyone is always asking me where I'm from. They guess Canada or somewhere else or just say I'm not sure but not here. LOL

[@saraxcute]

I'm from Cleveland. I visited West Virginia and got told I'm not from around these parts because my accent. Was pretty funny.

[@NiceCatsVEVO]

I've lived in Ohio my whole life and I sound like you.

[@BayleeJae]

You say acetone the proper way. I can't believe people actually say ace-tone. It actually bothers me that someone would pronounce it like that. If you check a dictionary, you are correct.

[@SaImanKayani]

Hello from the future!

[@domscotland]

Columbus Ohio

[@hiboi9589]

Ayyy

[@ohmyjesselyn]

When you said “bag”… NAILED IT. THAT is the Northern OH accent. 😂 I’m from Toledo.

[@ToshaWarrenTalks]

Me too

[@palmshoot]

And I just learned that "wheelbarrow" is a word. I always thought it was "wheelbarrel," but apparently that's not word.

[@sarahmiller72282]

palmshoot SAME!!😂

[@emzkoe3904]

@@sarahmiller72282 right?? 🤯🤯🤯

[@kellbell79]

I almost forgot... It was funny when you were talking about sometimes saying sure like shore because I SOMETIMES do that too. I know a girl who moved here from Wisconsin and I said it like that in front of her and she totally jumped all over it and I had to say, "No, no. That's not an Ohio thing. I just say it like that sometimes when I'm in a playful mood for some reason." But maybe it is an Ohio thing. LOL

[@SansevieriaMedia]

Ohio has multiple accents due to the proximity to other accents. A person from Marietta or Portsmouth is going to sound very different from someone from the northern or western part of the state. I'm guessing you're from the Cleveland area but could be mistaken. However, people from Dayton, Lima, Cincinnati and Columbus tend to sound distinctly different from people from Toledo, Cleveland, Akron, or Youngstown. Dayton and Lima also seem to have their own things going accent-wise I have noticed. I was born in Columbus but grew up in west-central Ohio, so I probably have the Western Ohio accent as a general rule, but I've also lived in Toledo and sometimes catch myself picking up some of the north-central. I was also an over the road truck driver for 3½ years and have caught myself picking up tendencies from other parts of the country where I ran frequently. I used to fake an Australian accent when making deliveries to one place in Meridian, Mississippi, because the receiving clerks tended to be hostile to anyone who sounded like a Northerner, and I can fake that better than a Southeastern U.S. accent (besides, it's further south anyway!). Once when I was in Rome, New York, someone asked me if I had an accent and I said "I probably do here." THINGS I'VE NOTICED: Nearly everyone I know from Ohio calls it POP not soda (unless they're from Youngstown, and for some reason nearly everyone I know from there calls it soda.) For: Tends to sound like "fur" or "fer" coming out of an Ohioan. I'm totally guilty of this. Can (as in "you can") tends to come out as "ken" without meaning to. Also totally guilty. Lima: The I is pronounced like "pie" not "key". It's LIE-mah not LEE-mah. (I'm told the I is also pronounced the same in Milan, up by Sandusky.) Bellefontaine: It's pronounced "bell fountain" NOT "bella font ayne" Cincinnati: Some people from Ohio do pronounce the I at the end "uh" but everyone I know under the age of 80 pronounces it "ee". Wash: This can literally vary even within communities and households. I say WASH but my mom tends to say WARSH. Groceries: This can also vary. I call them GROSS-eries but nearly everyone where I grew up calls them GROSH-eries. Ramen: I call it RAH-men but a lot of people where I grew up call it RAY-men. However, tomato is still to-MAY-to in Ohio (and probably most places where American English is spoken.)

[@brittney5563]

Blake Hutchison well broken down. Especially RAYmen noodles and CAN is KEN

[@0Abraham16]

I say almost everything like you and I grew up Near Youngstown,Cinncanati,Hubbard,Howland,and Warren.

[@jkay9403]

Abraham aye I’m from Hubbard

[@x4anon]

Im from cleveland. I know i have an accent im just looking for what the fuck it is

[@oakleyjacket7922]

Father Stalin I'm near CLE and I am the same way.

[@radwayb]

Father Stalin no you don't. We are perfect unless your family is from PA

[@babylonfiveoh2861]

you sound smart and normal...and I lived EVERYWHERE... you did well explaining different pronunciations when word is used differently. great job!

[@beautybyrachael6735]

finally! someone who speaks like I do! I'm from Ohio too c:

[@ArcticWhovian]

The way you say "accent" and "tag" lmao. It's right there.😂😂😂😂😂 RIGHT THERE. ROOF?????? You said... "roof" like "woof" like "wood" 😂😂😂 Say "Degrassi"😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Or "Jay Asher"😂😂😂😂 My best friend is from Cleveland Ohio, and she says things a lot differently. Lol. I'm from NYC. And I say things a lot differently from her.😂

[@kjhardeman82]

I'm from maumee and I say everything the same as you lol

[@gunsolley]

love your videos!!

[@devinhice7852]

Hi Sarah!!! Love your videossss!!

[@jennymk01]

Dude I thought Ohio didn’t have an accent. I’m from Wash/Oregon But my second home town Is Ohio because my family has gone there twice a year since I was born. Wash/Ore definitely has a dead accent. Very plain but its my accent sooooo... So I made a friend from Cleveland, but met him online. The first time he called me I FREAKED because he has a THICK Ohio Accent. I then realized my Uncle has a think accent too because he sounds like a young version of my uncle. I never noticed the accent till he called. You guys say “E-Ach-sent” not “Ak-sent” It’s hilarious now that I noticed it. 😂

[@emzkoe3904]

I live in Northwestern Ohio and we are almost 100% percent in line with how we speak...even down to saying words like sure and route differently from time to time...I had never heard the term "sunshower" until the accent tag and "guess which state you are from" quizes.. I say acetone the same way and have never heard it said the other way. 😄 My grandma says "worsh" too...my mom says it too. I make fun of them all the time for it. Lol

[@brittney5563]

I'm from Cleveland, and I live in ATLANTA. They tell me I have an accent all the time.

[@DavidJohnson-yd4vv]

Ohio is one of the few states depending on which part you are from determines your accent. There is a big difference between northern Ohio central Ohio and southern Ohio. The more northern you get you get a softer more enunciated accent. Central Ohio start to get neutral and Southern Ohio definitely has more of a twang similar to KY probably because its so close. So more north Canadian accent more southern more KY.

[@SmokyMountainsHauling]

Northwest Ohio doesn't get rain with sun...so that's why it's non-existent to us lol.

[@entitledbobcat]

What’s sun?

[@deborahsemaan1341]

Pretty true. They are rainbows, though.

[@cjhudson419]

Ohio is one of the only places in the world with no accent

[@meetrasurrik6982]

Cj Hud The scouse accent beats all...my accent

[@donbeck8835]

Wrong, everyone has an accent. But, like California, Ohio is much closer to the general idea of American accents. So that statement can be understood.

[@SansevieriaMedia]

Ohio and California sound very similar to me, except that Ohioans are less likely to say "like" every other word and we call it pop, not soda like Californians do. I wonder if it's due to the mass influx of people from the Midwest during the gold rush and also during the golden age of Hollywood.

[@Ognastay]

Aw me gaash. Ahiiyo does naat have any aaxcent?

[@GFNTheDrop]

Everyone has an accent. There is no standard, it's a perception thing. Ask any linguist.

[@nilocai]

I really enjoyed this video

[@robertbrandywine]

I identify people from Ohio and some other Midwest states when they pronounce "for" as "fer".

[@MEB2kDeez]

Yes! I'm from Ohio and used to say fer so much haha

[@theyoutubecommentepidemic5528]

Robert Brandywine I guess I do say fer.....

[@Frosty_coyote]

I say fer and I'm from southern Ohio

[@iZomb]

+Matt Campbell Me too lol

[@MADPunkyHeartLESS]

I say "fer" instead of "for" and my boyfriend makes fun of me for it. xD

[@johnklinemusic8440]

I’m from eastern Ohio and I literally read along with her and yeah this is an Ohio accent

[@1AGgirl4ever]

I love your accent!!!

[@itzjustjordan2508]

I sound Like Im from New York Though!!! Im from Ohio!!

[@taron3609]

Fax me too

[@ShedmoversRus]

Right on!

[@lysxdp8073]

This is a VERY Michigan-y Ohio accent lol very northern Ohio. Love, a central Ohio gal :))

[@vershawnnewborn979]

Umm?? No it's not I'm from Michigan Born And Rasied Never Been Out Michigan And Michigan Accent Is Way Different And More Canadian

[@lysxdp8073]

ight buddy i don’t care that much 😂😂 I didn’t say she sounded like she was from michigan, I said she has a VERY northern ohio accent. all i know is i live in central ohio and I don’t talk like that, but I ACTUALLY KNOW people from the area I mentioned who talk like that. obviously everyone has different accents so you might not sound like the next guy. i just don’t like that it’s called the “ohio tag” when i’m ohio blood and never sounded like that ever 😂😂🤷🏻

[@vershawnnewborn979]

🤣🤣😂😂☠☠😂 just was saying lol But My Cousin From Tennessee Noticed that I was from Michigan After I Spoke a Whole Sentence Fast Nobody could really understand me

[@castlecorn593]

@@vershawnnewborn979 my friend Chanel is from Michigan she said we sound like people from Michigan but she said say our As different she says Akron/Canton sounds like Eeakron/Ceeanton and now that I'm hearing this from more and more people I can't unhear it it's A LOT stronger on the west side I grew up in Parma so I know lol

[@vershawnnewborn979]

Where you stay in Northern Ohio That's How I Could Think That Yall Would Sound More Like Michigan My Accent is Deep I Sound Canadian

[@jacobanthony9412]

Middle-east Ohioan here and our accent is really different from yours. It’s so crazy how the accents in one state can differ depending on the county.

[@TCP2k10]

She's so cute with the way she talks! Maybe it's because I'm from Northeast Ohio haha

[@Twinkypie777]

The way you saay acetone is the way my aunt says it and shes a professional nail person thingy. :)

[@taron3609]

I’m from Ohio Cincinnati and someone thought I was from New Jersey

[@zachvickers7868]

That's really interesting because I'm from Toledo too and when I was in Florida people could tell that I had an accent, but I never thought I had one. I want to make an accent video and will make one soon!

[@honeyb192]

I’m from northern Ohio too! I say pretty much the same things. I say “ray-min” noodles too lol

[@deborahsemaan1341]

Morgan : But Ramen is a Japanese word. Sometimes you need to pronounce a foreign word like it is in that language.

[@TheLinkMedic]

wait a minute its NOT ass-i-tone? lol thats how i say it, also from Ohio

[@admilsonsouza7767]

Beautiful!

[@SarahLynnFashion]

Yep! A few times! :)

[@user-go4xi4lz2r]

George Warshington lol

[@hakeemsd70m]

You're accent is very northern, you're most definitely a Buckeye. I knew you were from Ohio when you said (raymen) noodles (yes!!!) instead of (rahmen) noodles for ramen noodles. Btw I'm from southern Ohio, Cincinnati, and I've always called them raymen. (:

[@Wangpuppiie]

Columbus

[@MattJamesHarrell]

im from dayton and we all say "rahmen" here lol

[@kawaiikutie5239]

+rian kelly me too

[@Eneix_]

MattJHarrell I was originally from Dayton and I said it as rahmen and when I moved to the Cincinnati area everyone said it raymen

[@cthulhu472]

Hakeem Mulholland but I live in Olmsted Township Ohio and I say rahmen

[@MustacheLover1126]

I say BUGGY!!!:-) love ya Sarah!!

[@SparklyPeriwinkle]

i'm from northern ohio too and I went down to Columbus last week and they told me i had an accent & that I pronounced my A's differently too!

[@kmsd2]

Cute shirt! Where did you get it? And I loved this video. I also say Acetone the way you say it :)

[@seanjones3982]

Northern Ohio Toledo!

[@SarahLynnFashion]

Oh thanks!! ^-^

[@SarahLynnFashion]

Thank you! :)

[@cheackybee3981]

I'm from Ohio too. When the sun is out and it's raining. either "Sun-Shower" or "The Devils Wedding"

[@gotsomechomp]

what makes an nw ohio / sw michigan accent is actually the lack of an accent, like we got more of an english influence so we say words correctly and everyone else is wrong .. so since they say words wrong they think we have an accent, you follow me ..

[@lynnaevarkala4270]

I’m from Twinsburg, Ohio and I say everything just like you, just I use y’all.

[@bettinavogl5050]

I'm from Akron and can't tell one in myself, but I can notice an accent here with you :D you are so pretty!

[@br549times3]

I grew up in NE Ohio near Cleveland and my relatives born in Akron sound like hillbillies. I live in Texas now. They still sound like hillbillies.

[@bettinavogl5050]

@@br549times3 lol!! Yes it's all over the place here 😂

[@ChefBuckeye]

I like doing the rahmen noodles, a caremel, and ant kind of style while also being Ohioan too of course I'm more central Ohioan (live in northwest Ohio in same area Toledo is). Interesting seeing different areas having different accents, I wonder how you (or those in your area) say words like theory (mine is more of a "thery"). Although interesting differentiating accents from different regions. Started to giggle on parts where you named one after another.

[@susangillam7860]

OMG, my mom says Worsh and Worshington too!! I'm from Michigan. I have never heard any one but her talk like that. To funny!

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

I am a Canadian from Southern Ontario and you sound very much like someone from the Toronto area. Except most of us here say roof and not ruff. Rahmen sounds more foreign and exotic- so it sounds better than raymen. Raymen sounds like a person's name, right?

[@leeannacammel4579]

I’m from northern Ohio we say pop ramen noodles shopping cart. Good job 😊💕

[@TaylorRhodesShay]

Leeanna Cammel I say soda and RAHmen noodles but ayyyyyy Northen Ohio!

[@kikajane]

I've lived all the way down in Arizona and I pronounce everything exactly how you do. :)

[@RetroDollsUS]

haha my Grandma says "warsh" too, she says "dee" instead of "day" at the end of her days- Mondee, Tuesdee. She also says Walmark instead of WalMart.

[@Rushinmyveins]

i am from minnesota, so i say everything the same way you do :) its kinda nice that you have the same accent that i do i think!

[@Sforeczka]

Hey Sarah! I went to high school many years ago in a small town called Liberty Center. My parents taught at Jones Junior High in Toledo. My brother graduated from Start High School. Thanks for doing this. It's a little like coming home.

[@katz816]

the way you pronounce acetone is correct i never heard anyone pronounce it any other way but hey everyone pronounces things different and now i want to do this lol love your videos :)

[@johnnash1119]

Northern Ohio has your accent. Everyone I’ve met from Toledo/Sandusky/Cleveland has it.

[@cliffhanger6794]

My mamaw used to call the remote a channel changer. I usually say tv box

[@msnanchung]

I'm from NE Ohio, and I sound so different from you in how I pronounce things, but the vocabulary is similar. I love to hear different accents.

[@donovanphillips419]

Toledo. Yep.

[@DyamonFTW]

lol I say acetone the way you do, that's actually the right way to say it hahah

[@mollyoxy]

I know some people that call a remote controller "box" LOL it makes me laugh everytime they're like "pass me the box".

[@SarahLynnFashion]

I feel like I almost break it into three syllables - like Or-eh-gaun. I went to high school in that city. :) From what I remember, most people around there say it the way I do. And, thanks for sharing my video.

[@bertholdthoover1929]

We be having four seasons in a day in ohio

[@haleymerrill8399]

From Troy, to now Jackson definitely a Ohio accent. A few variations from what I always said, I called my grandparents “Mamaw and Papaw” and to go with the carbonated drink, it’s most definitely POP

[@gl2700]

Haley Merrill Wow! We called my mother's parents mamaw and papaw. Never heard that from anyone else, but you. I am from NE Ohio and they are from Meigs and Athens Counties (extreme SE Ohio.)

[@jonah4210]

When she says both, tour, Nevada, apricot, trolley, and pop I heard something like a Wisconsin accent.

[@EmmazinglyMe]

I love your accent!!! I watch ALL your videos, so I started talking like you a little. My friends think its my new York accent. Since I'm from new York.....

[@theshannonwiendahl8085]

Just got told that someone likes my accent, I dont know how to feel, I'm from Akron ohio and I have never been out of state, and I have never been out of akron for more that 10 hours maybe 2 times (because I went too cedar point)

[@CrossingTheStreetArt]

You really need to get out of Akron. That place will drag you down. Akron and Alliance are two of the dumbest cities with the most stupidity in them.

[@mollyli7270]

I’m from Akron too and this guy from New York says I sound country

[@ishopforfun]

my grandma says warsh too!!! lol

[@Thebandfan1000]

you explained how I say nevada better than I did good job !

[@hulkout4207]

I'm proud

[@hubvanbeaoh]

You're beautiful and I love your accent!

[@dionnale]

You and I say everything the same way except for remote, i say controller lol. Even Ramen Noodles. My Boyfriend and I always get in that little "no its this" argument about how you pronounce Ramen Noodles and Reese's :p. Also with the pop/soda and sucker/lolli pop haha! I'm in the Mitten (Michigan) :)

[@abigailmills2603]

my grandma says warsh dishwarsher warsh rag etc too lmao

[@UncleSambo]

Tbh I am from Rossville, OH & I can definitely hear you say the k’s when saying the C’s in the words like example Chris.

[@jillian11xo]

I'm from Michigan and I say everything the same way you do. I also feel like we use the same tone of voice! Haha :)

[@SarahLynnFashion]

Pac Sun. Thank you! :)

[@AKmohler0123]

OMG I live there and u call it a roly poly

[@Bead210]

Yay Ohio!!!

[@emilygriffin5077]

I live in southeast Ohio...like below Athens ohio. I can cross a bridge and be in WV. Live right on the Ohio river. . I never thought I had a accent until I went up north and people told me they could notice it. 🤔

[@savannahperkins4225]

Soda my friend says pop to we love your videos.

[@AtsfMike559]

I agree with that. Best comment on this so far. Keeping it real and positive. I agree with her pronunciation of the word "Data". I do the same thing with that one, simply because I was taught phonics in the Old School, where Vowel-Consonant-Vowel, the first vowel is a Long one.Rather than the pronunciation "datt'a". But different people from different parts of the country may have learned differently. But I like Sarah, she is very beautiful, and professional. Mike in Fresno, Ca.

[@kawaiicrafter257]

awesome! :D

[@gl2700]

I am from Canton and I once was asked (in Rhode Island) if I was from the south. And while flying to Buenos Aires, I was talking to a guy from Brooklyn, NY. He thought I was also from Brooklyn. Ha! I felt happy he thought that!

[@hipsterhippo108]

I’m from southern Ohio and I feel like my friends, family and I say the words a lot different

[@ellasigns]

You say pretty much everything the same as me! :) So, your normal ;P Oh, and THANK YOU! Its pop, not soda people! lol

[@classycrochet12345]

Yup you def have a Michigan accent! :) you can tell by the pronunication of the letter "A"...i think its cool!