This is Why I'M World Champion! | Fischer vs Spassky | (1972) | Game 4

[@rafaelcastro.01]

I'm not good at chess. I understand the basics and rules, but I don't play it well. Nonetheless, since I found your channel, I've grown to like the game better, understand more the history, the plays, and the games. Thanks for your great work and entertainment.

[@sebastienduperret1245]

Same for me. I was afraid to be the only one noob in the middle of a crowd of chess geniuses. We should play together once :-))

[@sebastienduperret1245]

I agree! I'm from Switzerland and I like those vids very much! I didn't think chess could be funny, intelligent and beautiful at the same time but agadmator can do it! Enjoy!

[@zaq1zaq2zaq3]

Remember to simply have fun! At the end of the day, it's just a game.

[@sebastienduperret1245]

Indeed it is. And it is so beautifull to watch and play that I don't mind losing :-)

[@damohanson5393]

I too am horrible at this noble game but it does not detract from the joy I get from watching “ The Master from Croatia “. Agad you have a gift that I do not believe can be improved upon. I now play on chess. com against the computer , on a very low level. This after a 40 year hiatus. One thing now tho , I don’t throw the pieces anymore.

[@gandalfthegreen7940]

*Spassky makes move* "Brilliant move by Spassky here, this gives him four openings for a devastating attack." *Fischer makes move* "The best Spassky can hope for is a draw." I have no idea what I'm watching but the fact that so much can change in one move is thrilling to me.

[@joeysingingchannel]

I can't think of another game where so much can change in an instant.

[@hazehaze8923]

Spassky complies under fischer's conditionds but also plays with openings fischer's good at. Definitely a very nice guy!!

[@hammayunayub8026]

Kept Fischer on his toes. But both are legends..

[@erikkummerfield8701]

The actual story behind is Spassky was being poisoned with radiation by the Americans before and after games, Fischer was being fucked with by the soviets due to frequencies they had admitting from the cameras at the event. Fischer requested a different room away from the noise and Spassky agreed, probably because he knew what was going on. People don’t realize Spassky was forced to play in fear by the Russians. It was all political

[@jakeyork8519]

@@erikkummerfield8701 where did you get that info? Source please? I would like to read about that

[@erikkummerfield8701]

@@jakeyork8519 it was in bobby fischer vs the world the documentary

[@MarcosElMalo2]

There’s something quite brag-able about beating someone at their own game.

[@steste777]

"It's not all black and white" Agadmator even cracked himself up with that one haha

[@CrookedRosePOD]

Were you watching him when his videos kept getting put down by the algorithm cuz he it kept hearing white beats black 🤣

[@steste777]

"Fischer was actually there on time" The full time on the clock variation....interesting

[@danceswithstone]

Yes, I enjoyed that very much. I especially like hearing about and learning more of Spassky. Your analysis is an introduction of him to me, and has transformed my thoughts of him from that of a Soviet era, (evil empire), machine to Nice Russian guy that loves chess and competition. It's always nice to step away from ignorance :-) Thank you!

[@AlexandrH]

If you dig deeper you will also transform your thoughts about Soviet Union.

[@SelfReflective]

Yeah, right.

[@mamamamamamamable]

zhilber21 * our thoughts.. ;)

[@billysolhurok5542]

"Big trouble for moose and squirrel" even the kiddie cartoons were/are propaganda love this channel

[@andrewschultz6608]

I remember enjoying his commentaries very much when there were episodes of the BBC's The Master Game on youtube. "I make this move ... with great pleasure!"

[@zsuzsannavas850]

14:57 when you cant decide whether to say covering or guarding so you say governing :D

[@theodavidson3285]

Zsuzsanna Vas technically a poetic way to say occupying or... the same thing

[@rmendeljacobs2832]

Very perceptive of you to notice that

[@Petterkovsky]

Very perceptive, congratulations you are an excellent language inspector

[@kckcmctcrc]

Pedro, I'm not an excellent language inspector, I'm just here for the show.

[@pward17]

It works!

[@Pat_Johnson]

Agadmator, please pin this comment as it will give interior insight on this game from Spassky's side. Source: The book about this match by Nikolai Krogius. This variation was a novelty home-cooked by Spassky, Iivo nei, Geller and Krogius. Instead of 21.h5 they planned to play exchange rooks on d file and play Rd8, that was a home-preparation. Spassky spent 45 minutes on this move and played h5. After the game Geller interrogated Spassky about that move, he rebuked him saying "let us say the two moves are equally good, then you could spend those 45 minutes on our home prepared variant if you did not forget." Spassky replied he did not forget 21.Rd8 but said that he thought h5 is better. Then Geller rebuked even more saying "you did not forget and did not play. You did not trust us?" The book gives their home variation, I checked it via Droidfish and it says Black is winning. The score starts with -0.65 and increases the depth increases. Spassky was to exchange rooks and play Rd8 instead of h5. Karpov says in his interview (Karpov on Fischer) that that was a winning line and a novelty created by Spassky's team but Spassky did not memorize the analysis saying "I will find the moves over the board." EDIT: It has been years since I read the book in Russian, the way I recalled it might not be precise. I may be confusing the conversations but I am sure Geller rebyked Spassky and the home-prepared continuation was to exchange the rooks and play Rd8. and I recall quiet sure Spassky spent 45 minutes on that move according to Krogius.

[@dilejjja]

Yes, Geller was very upset after this game, and it has something to do with game no 3. in this match after which Spassky said that he forgot the continuation in Benoni that was home prepared - he played Nc4 instead of Bb2, which was suggested to Spassky's team by young GM Vasiukov. Krogius book gives great insight in state of Spassky's psychology before and during this match. My opinion is that, in general, he wasn't any weaker than Fischer, if you compare them in their prime, but I think that Spassky was totally burned outafter two extremely difficult WC cycles and matches against Keres, Tal, Korchnoi, Petrosian, and that affected him not just in Reykyavik, but his whole later chess career, which is great pitty because, in my opinion, he was one of the greates pure chess talents you'll ever see.

[@maryhanson2996]

Mind boggling the memory and analytical skills of these GMs. To remember and incorporate games from years before blows my mind! The number of variations of a chess match has to be in the millions. Take a very young genius who loves the game and add obsession and a tireless work ethic and years of experience and you may become great. Maybe learn 3 or 4 foreign languages so you peruse other countries chess literature and maybe you play for the world championship. I understand why these guys had so many demands as they were playing for chicken feed in sub par conditions for Masters of their craft who should have a been granted any atmosphere they wanted. I guess chess has never had the respect it deserves. Another superior analysis from a Master of the youtube!!!

[@badereric]

to be fair the sponsors needed the footage for revenue, otherwise the championship could never be set up

[@emanuelenesi6552]

The only thing that's faster than light is me when I click on Agadmator's notifications for this amazing series

[@rigidblizzard9568]

Same

[@amitkumargupta-]

What's the idea here?

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

Then your mass is not constant 😂😂

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

@Osama Canaan 😂No , not in this life.....😋

[@therensdns31415]

@Osama Canaan 🤦🏻‍♂️ you draw some wild conclusions

[@GetMeThere1]

As an American teenager in 1972 I'll never forget Shelby Lyman and his live presentation of these games on PBS (in New York, it was channel 13, lol). By far the most fun I've ever had regarding chess!

[@johnmarlin7269]

Thank you. I was actually alive during this match; it was an electric time in my life and in the U.S. Your commentary on these games have really helped me to understand them.

[@johnmarlin7269]

@Descartes' Apparition A lot of people thought something like that.

[@barrymoore8251]

This Fischer series is fantastic. Thank you for doing it.

[@aateyya]

Because of the information you shared on Fischer, I Googled his name to see why he was so weird! I was shocked by his personal history and his unstable state of mind! Poor crazy genius!

[@nebojsazakic]

fischer was normal

[@weavehole]

Especially the orange Jews!

[@raterNAZ]

@@nebojsazakic He was actually woke

[@dbfurrer]

Once again amazing job on your preparation, makes me think if you have an Efim helping on the background too. Cheers!

[@AngelGonzalez-hc4zw]

After noticing someone with a Chess Academy T shirt, I started a 10 minute conversation about this game. That conversation got my attention again for Chess after about 30 years of not playing. All I knew was how to move the pieces. So after a little research, I am very grateful to have found this channel. Although I am not very good at this game, I have come to love it even more. I very much appreciate the history. I have learned a few new things about this game I had no idea about before. Thank you agadmator!!

[@thegiant080]

When Fischer attack, no one could resist, its beautiful.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Morphy Tal Alekhine Kasparov had More beautiful games than Fischer! Fischer beat the weakest chess World champion Boris Spassky only 17 wins 10 losses! Capablanca would beat Spassky easily 8 wins 6 draws zero losses! Carlsen would beat Spassky easily 6 wins 6 draws zero losses! Karpov beat Spassky 13-1!! The highest tournament elo rating score is Fabiano Caruana 8,5/10 StLouis elo 3100! Karpov 11/13 Linares 1994 elo score 3040! Alekhine in San Remo 1930 elo score 3040! Fischer his best tournament score only 2990! Karpov has won over 160 super grand Master tournaments! Fischer won zero only inter zonals 1962 1970! Fischer was Second in Santa Monica 1966 behind blunder maker Spassky! Fischer did not won Havanna 1965! Stockfish 16 would beat Fischer 999-1 easily! Fischer vs Stein famous Bishop f5! But earlier Fischer moved 26:Knight f3??? 26:Knight f7! Or 26:a3! Wins easily! Fischer vs Geller in 1967 17:exf7?? 17:Rook f6! Wins! Fischer vs Larsen game one in 1971 Fischer played Bishop f3?? Bishop d6! Wins! Fischer vs Spassky in 1966 olympiad Fischer played Queen a6?? Rook e3! Wins easily! Stupid Arpad Elo tough wrongly that the chess rating average is 1400 and standard devotion SD=282,8 the correct numbers are the chess rating average is 1650 and SD=256 how Stupid Arpad Elo got this wrong SD=282,8 So we get 200x200+200x200=80000 and square root 80000 is 282,8! Really Shocking stupid Arpad Elo! We can not trust these 1970-1972 elo ratings!! Carlsen is 100xtimes better than Spassky! Carlsen would beat Fischer 30 times easily because weak Spassky beat Fischer 10 times!

[@julian73de]

Hadnt play for 30! years, now i play everyday since 3 months lose 90% of the matches and will never stop:) Agadmators channel initially fueled my passion Big Time. Much respect and love to Aga and all the "excellent subscribers".

[@sandercoven2554]

Hell of a good game, hell of a good series as were all the previous series. Look forward to your videos every day.

[@Rahul-ke8lt]

This particular game is impressive. It's like game between two powerful engines

[@michaelmendillo4614]

What a game ! You do an excellent job displaying all of these games ! Amazing,, TY So much ! I loved this game since the age of 7 when my dad taught me, that was 50 yrs ago ! Lol,, I am retired now and enjoying the time I have playing and learning,, Thanks to you and others, there is so much to learn ! Its just great !!! 😁✌🕇❤

[@JoeBob79569]

I click like on every video so I know which ones I've watched, and because I like them. It's always good when a move has more than one purpose.

[@ImpeccableLogic1]

I've been following your videos and series for a long while now, but I've never commented for some reason. You're doing an amazing job with these analyses. I just wanted to say thank you for the content! Good job!

[@carlkligerman1981]

brilliant analysis, really enjoyed your breakdown of the lines as the middle devolved into the endgame. and man, your dog loves that couch! thanks for all your amazing work, only found you since being locked in because of the virus, makes me want to play again!

[@pannikattak7533]

18:36...captures captures. Love hearing it every time!

[@jayakumars5522]

"Although he wouldn't do it against spassky ".... I doubt that one 😂

[@WingedEspeon]

Just like he wouldn't play 11.Nxd5

[@marcorc5167]

You are the only channel that I turned notifications for AND also watched all the channel's videos. Really there's no bad video here, while I was waiting for you to upload the Fischer series I went to see if there was a video that I could watch from your channel but found that I already watched them all! Needless to say I had to re-watch some Tal games again, they never lose their magic.

[@johnwarner3968]

I never tire of seeing these games analyzed and their commentary! Thank you for a great series! You are the best!

[@FloydMaxwell]

World class play by both. Terrific analysis as well. Chess brought to life!

[@Andrew-wh2pn]

You are right, Spassky is quite the gentleman. Dealing with all of Fischer's antics, and and playing Fischer's favorite openings, seems like really wanted to know who was the better chess player. Like you said, he could have already been named the winner by default.

[@JayTie1]

Hey agadmator, we really appreciate you putting so much work into your videos and increasing our vast knowledge of the past (so we may not repeat their mistakes in our own games!), you have really improved over time and brighten our every day!

[@AndyZach]

I remember I was impressed with how well Fischer played in the series, but I didn't understand how well Spassky played in these games. Truly the match of the century.

[@coreofapples6843]

Chess is so infinitely complicated. The rook interaction between d8 h8 is insanity.

[@supdawg198]

Im not even on notification squad Im just addicted

[@drfredostein4410]

Great analysis for a great game! When someone says that draws are always boring, show them this game. This game is excellent. Just 2 great players playing great moves back and forth. I feel like Spassky is often forgot about when we talk about great players because he lost to Fischer but he really was an excellent player, but Bobby Fischer from 1970-1972 was one of, if not the strongest chess player in history and he was nearly unstoppable.

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

Bobby Fischer against The weakest chess world champion Ever Boris Spassky 17 wins 11 losses!!! My old computer tought 5:22 minutes Capablanca-Reti game move and solved! Same computer tought 4:37 minutes Kasparov-Kramnik game move and solved! The computer telling The Truth! Capablanca better than Kasparov! Capablanca would Beat The Prime Boris Spassky easily 8 wins 5 draws no loss ( Fischer 11 losses) Magnus Carlsen would Beat The Prime Boris Spassky easily 6 wins 6 draws no loss! Lasker would Beat The Prime Boris Spassky easily 5 wins 7 draws no loss!! The highest elo rating tournament score is Fabiano Caruana 8,5/10 St Louis Elo rating score is 3080!! The world Record by Caruana 3080!! Karpov in Linares 1994 11/13 Elo rating score 3040! Alekhine in San Remo 1930 elo rating tournament score 3040!! Kasparov and Fischer Their Best tournament elo rating scores only 2990!!! Boris Spassky was Rated 2558 in 1992!! Spassky 162th world ranking!!!!! Fischer scored 58,33% score 10 wins 15 draws 5 losses! Fischer rating 2617,78 at age 49!! Lasker won The New York Tournament in 1924 at age 56!! Lasker did not faced 162th Rated players! Lasker 2875 at 56!! The computers Will tell WHO IS THE GREATEST! The player whos moves The computer THINKS The longest thinking Time and solves! Fischer not The favourite because The computers solved Fischer famous moves easily!! 2617,78!!!!!!

[@drfredostein4410]

@@RaineriHakkarainen A. Where are you getting this information? B. Who cares about 1 tournament performance ratings? C. Did you account for Elo inflation? D. Fischer was away from chess for 20 years. Lasker was still playing actively, big difference. E. Why are you getting so hostile and aggressive for no reason? Chill out

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

The chess metrics by Jeff Sonas! Sonas 1840-2005 rankings! Magnus Carlsen against Fabiano Caruana (The world Record Holder 3080!!) 11 win 38 draws 5 losses! Fischer against The weakest chess world champion Ever Boris Spassky 17 wins 11 losses! 55 draws!

[@RaineriHakkarainen]

@@drfredostein4410 Carlsen vs Caruana 11 wins 38 draws 5 losses!!!

[@drfredostein4410]

@@RaineriHakkarainen A. That’s one tournament, that doesn’t give you an accurate representation of Caruana in general. B. What info are you getting from this source? Your facts don’t make much sense. C. Ok, great, Carlsen’s record against Caruana, cool. What does that have to do with what we are talking about?

[@drorbh11]

one of the best commentary by agad. thx so much. what a strong game it was

[@spmcdade901]

That was a brilliant, deep and clever game, with excellent analysis. Thank you Agadmator.

[@nickc4032]

Never been more interested in chess games before, great series agadmator

[@MrOTcomputer]

Finally! The best game I've seen so far. Thank you.

[@chrisrichardson3206]

I’m loving the Fischer series! As a long time supporter, your channel has grown so much. Genuinely good content. I hope to buy you a beer over some chess games one day. Cheers!

[@danielbennett4234]

I like watching this guys evaluations of matches. Great analysis and program. Thank you!

[@jman2050]

Man that Qc3 move to force a queen trade is just nasty, I don’t blame Spassky for missing that move so far ahead in the variation. You can’t give Fischer an inch it seems.

[@TottenvilleMiddleSchool]

Love this series, looking forward to the next one!

[@ujjwaldixit4648]

Man Fischer is love doesn't matter if he wins or not I want more of him

[@ragnorak56]

It's amazing how Fisher took on the entire Soviet system with the juggernaugt team around Spasky.

[@imamoronand9199]

Sent him crazy in the process though

[@vince6264]

I enjoy this series very much! Much Longer videos but will increase my vast knowledge greatly.

[@roberthansen5727]

These videos are my favorite part of the day.

[@NeverTapGaming]

3rd time watching through this series, always a treat to get to watch the World Championship at the end of the saga.

[@GJAkuo]

Agad: “this was spassky’s best move” Also Agad: “But fischer had an answer to this” 🤣

[@kewatvinod9327]

This is just getting better and better

[@AlanIanke]

Hi Antonio. Important note for Game 6: Spassky's Immortal Gesture I would very much like that, during the coverage of the game 6 Spassky x Fischer, you mention the fact when Spassky stood up and aplauded Fischer's briliancy in the game known as "The Synfony of Placid Beauty". In my opinion this was the greatest moment in chess history. It shows how much Spassky is a real sportsmen and, above all, a great human being. It has to be remenbered that it was the times of the Cold War and as is well know the atmosphere wasnt all calm for a soviet world champion to confront an American genius. Nevertheless, Spassky succed in demonstrate what was really important among all external tensions: The Art of playing chess. Definietly, a gesture to be properly remembered for the benefit of the new generations. Thanks. P.S. #suggestion "The Uruguayan Immortal". (Uruguayan Championship, 1943 B. Molinari x Luis Roux Cabral)

[@mojoliner7045]

Hello Alan: I agree that Spassky behaved like a real gentleman, a fine human being, and was very brave. That very human and admirable gesture was the beginning of a lifelong friendship between Spassky and Fischer, and also Fischer's love of Iceland, as the only place he had experienced such a spontaneous and unexpected outburst of acceptance and appreciation. p.s. Bobby was still a total nutcase.

[@jean-francoisbordeleau1225]

merci pour cette publication...TERRIFIC!!!

[@matthewwroblewski8752]

Loving the Fischer series. Great stuff!

[@nathanariss846]

Thank you for your excellent posts and insights; I have been enjoying your videos and you are making me enjoy chess again too. Your patient dog is also delightful!

[@adventuresofdavid]

By watching and studying these and all your videos i have become an chess player with some new vast knowledge. ...your the best

[@parthdurgude2617]

Thx bro for our improvement which we gwt from ur channel..

[@parthdurgude2617]

Yes

[@parthdurgude2617]

Yes ur right

[@parthdurgude2617]

Yes its real

[@abhishekshukla5019]

5:37 Spassky has 3 bishops!!🐪🐪🐪

[@fleshrocker]

I try to comment on agadmator’s videos to support the channel. He deserves it.

[@clemensamgaming5888]

And this is why you're the best chess commentator

[@Petterkovsky]

I woke up, and there is already a new video from Agadmator :D

[@elpharaoh277]

The sultan from Dracula is showing us chess moves. Great video.

[@andyjackson2891]

16:04 Stops checkmate with queen trade using a pin - what a move to see in advance !!

[@140TrillionSuns]

Well done my friend im always fan of people who improve they possition.Long time i following you and the best leason i learn from you is : if you want to be someone better stronger epic even legendary you have to lose a lot no winner understand the importance of losing possitions no winner have the experince to go foward and be someone

[@brandonpayton-coons5990]

5:36 he calls a pawn a bishop

[@Lavaflow1000]

Thank you again for another informative and well done video.

[@sharathkuntanahal3746]

Hello Agadmator! Your coverage of these matches are like seasons of Game of Thrones to me Every season more intriguing than the previous one And as expected the final season starts with a bang P.S: If Fischer's series was made into a TV series, what will the title be? A song of white and black may be

[@AM-sp6je]

Ugh Snap! This goes into my cringe compilation!

[@abdullaahsan264]

U are complete nerd like me.. hahahah

[@rudderator3429]

Boo Radley are you a 9 yr old or a normal redditor?

[@AM-sp6je]

#nineyearoldarmy 👏👏

[@davidhoekstra8671]

Except season eight would be a massive disappointment!

[@Tearsofsoil]

Your level of analysis of chess games is Too Goood! Loved it!

[@thestranger9018]

Match of century would be agadmator vs suren

[@sumirai5174]

Yess😂😂

[@saujankhapung2625]

Most eagerly waited series from agadmator.. Enjoying it.

[@michaelbader8951]

Very good and entertaining videos, thanks

[@tamarasunshine386]

Spassky with all the help and preparation and still a draw against Fischer on his own

[@valmilicevic8829]

gledam te neko vrijeme i primjetih da dobro izgovaras slavenska imena i prezimena al ono nism uopce mogo pomislit da si Hrvat. Svaka cast :)

[@shinigami3062]

Nice work agad i'm really loving this series

[@TSgitaar]

I am really enjoying this series. Of course I know about Fischer, but I am eager to learn about Spassky. This game shows he was a really strong player. I am sure Fischer had a lot of respect for him. He doesn't try to go for anything more than a draw with the white pieces, that speaks volumes.

[@noapology88]

I watched all the Reykjavik games in '72. It was my good fortune.

[@steelcantuna]

You are very talented in your presentations, speech, etc. Much smarter than I. I watch a lot of your shows. That being said, I have never heard the expression "I don't think anyone could FINDED it!?!? (I don't think anyone could have FOUND it... :) Don't feel bad. I only speak one language... Texan.

[@Legalockmusic]

Bobby Fischer best of all 😍😍

[@mhoadievdelapaz3703]

Carlsen is the best.

[@davidcopson5800]

@@mhoadievdelapaz3703 Some will suggest Kasparov was the best.

[@evanlove9687]

I was hoping to see this game today . I watched game three yesterday . Love your vids . Nice haircut ! In Soviet Russia king captures queen . Lol

[@mustafaakyouz4117]

This channel is doing gods work

[@Anonymous51701]

Awesome video as always!

[@simclardy1]

Great video series! Thanks

[@ronniesapp4469]

This dudes commentary and knowledge is so high level why isn’t he World Champion b

[@minhtrinh7440]

I love your commentary, keep up !

[@JSTBrezo]

I liked this video on my friends account and this account because I wanted to show you some love

[@miracle7375]

Game organizers: *sneaks a camera in the middle of the game* Fischer: I CAN SENSE THAT CAMERA!!!!🤨😠😤

[@dineshvishwakarma922]

Just finished Game 3 and here is Game 4 already 😍😍

[@croakingfrog3173]

Wow. That was an impressive game. Both players.

[@Knif3Point]

excellent video as always!!!!

[@saez657]

18:29 I couldn't have found that move in a lifetime, let alone in such a tense moment and limited time..

[@scorpio-chess]

thanks for the great content Agad! my favourite youtuber :)

[@pulkitkhattar5104]

I opened the video as soon as notification popped . Still 47 views late .

[@Flow-Starwalker]

you need faster internet dude ;p

[@ToyFiend]

Love the videos. Thank you

[@snorlax9965]

The spiderman actor(i forgot his name) played bobby fischer in a certain movie and i saw the scene where fischer didn't want to play on the main stage because of the cameras and the crowd. It was really cool definitely recommended

[@jacksonsparrow1862]

Thank you agadmator for another excellent video, really enjoying the Fischer series & catching up on older videos... I’ve only seen a review of one 960 game, any plans to review some in the future? Or are they just difficult/not fun to review? Thank you & keep up the stellar work!

[@AJ-sq8xh]

Spassky - "Hey Bobby, Geller said this not good opening.." Fischer - "ahh F'em!"

[@emilsadykhov123]

16:40 “but it’s not all that black and white” LOL actually, it kinda is 🤣

[@NakasDougen]

I respectfully disagree with you on the camera point Agad. Part of being a competitor, a sportsman is being able to do it just as well if not better on the biggest stage, with the world watching. I understand noise being a valid complain, but 'sensing' a silent camera is not. Performing when everyone's watching is a requirement of a champion.

[@fredsottile528]

I never thought I would find chess as spell-binding as baseball, but I do. Thank you Sincerely.

[@arvinsarsazi8988]

wow it seems like a game from 2018 with all these brilliant engine moves

[@mememon5010]

remember when you were doing your examination paper and your teacher was watching you from behind? it felt unpleasant