How to Play Japanese Mahjong - A Comprehensive Walkthrough by HanaYoriUta

[@skeeterdouglas6124]

When I bought Yakuza 0 I did not forsee that I would spend over 3 hours watching a video to learn how to play Mahjong but here I am.

[@xBGL]

Skeeter Douglas literally the same lols

[@jknkjnkjnkj8967]

Dude same

[@kumparevlogs598]

Same here, having a problem with the yakuza kiwami getting the platinum hahahaha

[@jerickalegarbes6906]

Yakuza Kawami brought me here.

[@nemesisurvivorleon]

lmao, unexpected extra content is great

[@dadkwashere]

This is honestly the best guide. You really can't sum up Mahjong in 5 minutes.

[@holtheholster]

Akagi : well yes, but actually no

[@clapxy4477]

😂

[@gurs6714]

As someone who's only here to complete a Yakuza substory, it really hurts to read this comment.

[@PropagandaMinister]

I still can’t figure out what yakus are

[@chryoyo4305]

can we at least turn this video into a rap song?

[@MaxiusTheGod]

Just found this video in 2023 and I gotta say this is by far the best introduction I have been able to find, clear and concise with excellent presentation.

[@pyrosam2003]

I have been curious about Mahjong for years, but always found it intimidating. Thank you so much for this amazing guide.

[@RevolutionaryProductions]

You're welcome. It's several years old at this point and not well-tailored to a modern internet audience, but I'm glad it can still help people.

[@haughtygarbage5848]

@@RevolutionaryProductions if its at all possible to edit the time stamps in the description to match KZbin's new system for sectioning videos this would be a perfect tutorial. I love that this doesn't leave anything out. Some may criticize your deliberate pace of speaking maybe? But I absolutely love it. Since finding this video like 5 years ago I still come back every year or so to brush up and always have a good time. Your voice is fantastic and your work is so beautifully thorough. Thank you.

[@dcollett]

Hands down the most detailed, well-organized, easy approach to Riichi mahjong that I've seen or read. Thank you, HanaYoriUta. You are an outstanding instructor. If you ever have time to do a followup video, we'd all love one on Riichi strategies. Best to you.

[@TheDustyForest]

Back here again. I can’t explain it because I don’t even play mahjong at all really and I already understand most things but this video is so comfy for me. I periodically just find myself back here for the good vibes. Thanks so much.

[@AlexSem6]

Thanks for the thorough tutorial, man. You are the best! Now back to the Akagi anime...

[@firehoax9230]

Noone knows what Akagi is doing.

[@etlani9984]

hahahahah SAMEE!

[@varuniyer6341]

Came here because of akagi

[@kataphraktoi3223]

same here rewatching akagi

[@chevazjenkins493]

Akagi brought me here

[@minako134]

This continues to be the best, clearest, and most comprehensive riichi mahjong guide on KZbin!!

[@beemaack]

I first learned of riichi mahjong-and subsequently this video-last year (thank you Northernlion and Clubhouse Games). This truly is one of the most excellent guides out there and I’m grateful for it. Riichi Mahjong has become an all-time favorite in a very short time for me. Yes it has a steep learning curve, but I think it’s capable of providing some of the highest highs in classic tabletop gaming.

[@Frozen.]

The platinum to Yakuza Kiwami is gonna be much more difficult than i thought

[@USGishumura]

Frozen Ostrich after watching the tutorial i realized i dont need to remember every thing in this tutorial to get the cp in the yakuza games for mahjong. things to remember are type of tiles, suits, types of calls, melds, furiten, yakus and doras. i think thats all i needed to know.

[@lennarthoekveen9339]

This got me so hyped!!!!!!!!!! I purchased Kiwami on Steam last autumn sale, but I have yet to play it, it'll be my first ever Yakuza game. Just recently I started getting into Riichi, I didn't even know Yakuza had this game in it! Long story short, as soon as I first boot up the game, I'll be sprinting towards the Mahjong table first chance I get！

[@xravenx24fe]

@@lennarthoekveen9339 Can't wait for you to play Yakuza 0 after Kiwami, its one of the greatest games I've ever played.

[@justosmmn4472]

@@xravenx24fe why do you even care?

[@substance.abuser]

​@xravenx24fe is 0 really better than kiwami? I heard they're pretty much the same in terms of gameplay wise. The story does seem more polished in 0 though

[@bloodykenshiro8218]

Thank you for re-uploading this. This is by far the best Riichi Mahjong video on YT and it helped me greatly in both learning and solidifying playing knowledge.

[@stocksoul178]

I just want to say you are an absolute legend for going into this much depth covering everything about the game. Thanks to you I now understand everything about the game.

[@DominoPivot]

I decided to look for a comprehensive guide after winning every hand of a game in Final Fantasy XIV and not even fully understanding how lucky I'd been. I can now explain that I won exclusively with closed melds, once with a quad, sometimes after I or my opponents had called richii, and once after entering furiten, which I had never seen before and did not understand. So I guess what I'm trying to say is thanks, I definitely learned a lot and I'm not even halfway through the video! I doubt I'll be this lucky once I make it out of the "novice" matchmaking though, so I'll keep watching.

[@christinesmid1411]

i play mahjong in ffxiv and find it confusing because i play an australian version ouside of ffxiv where mixed chows are allowed ( 1 dot 2Bamboo 3character) and the accepting of a tile that you once discarded does not apply. but playing in ffxiv has improved my win rate at my club.

[@ChiGyu620]

This is easily the clearest and most comprehensive tutorial on the subject I've seen. Thanks for putting this together.

[@alexandruanghel7842]

and that guy explained all of this to akagi in the first episode.....in 5 minutes?

[@soupgirl1864]

He's what you call a good listener.

[@Shanaoh]

alexandru anghel it was explained that akagi only learned the 4 melds 1 pair hand formation and the special hand of 7 pairs. He didn’t even know what a Dora was or fully grasp the rules of riichi. He’s just a genius that learned the game while playing it. I know it’s bs, but it’s anime.

[@skxtches5646]

Well the basics are easy to learn even if it was taught to you in less than 6 minutes.

Akagi didn't know about yakus (besides ricci), Doras or the points system

[@skxtches5646]

@ Now that you think about it, its kinda embarassing to lose to a thirteen year old kid that only knew the most basic stuff in the game that you've been playing for decades.

[@weebpenguin1151]

I typically do not leave comments, but this video was EXCELLENT and single handedly the best Mahjong Tutorial on youtube. This video has caused me to send away for a Mahjong Set, and playing Mahjong Soul now having an inkling of what I am doing. Very professional, and a video I keep coming back to. PLEASE have this video backed up somwhere so this treasure is never lost! You are an absolute legend for this video alone.

[@CrimsonDX]

I have always wanted to learn Mahjong ever since I watched Saki nearly a decade ago (One of my top favorite anime), but I was always intimidated. A large reason was all of the yaku which no place I looked could give a really good explanation that I could actually make sense of. Your method of sorting them via the components rather than how many han they are worth is exactly what I needed. Thank you for this awesome video.

[@lucaceg5538]

I wonder how many of us got involved in mahjong by the yakuza series (as well as koi koi game)

[@rayplante9643]

Strangely enough I'm here from the Higurashi VNs

[@MrDLJ5]

Yes, i actually learned and became a fan of mahjong through Yakuza 👏🏾

[@VVeltanschauung187]

I'm actually a part of the Yakuza so learning mahjong is a prerequisite

[@DocTime56]

I came here because of the Saki anime xD

[@XxXPRINCEsesaXxX]

Fuck that dice game as well.. I only won by observing and by luck

[@lightofamphy6764]

Coming from Chinese mahjong rules, there’s certainly more complexities to Japanese mahjong. However I love that it allows for more defence with furiten, and more potential for offence with riichi and Dora tiles. Thankyou for teaching me

[@prodbyANT]

So you're saying Chinese mahjong is easier than riichi?

[@C7y323]

​@@prodbyANT100%

[@Hellscrap3r]

The video that taught me how to play Mahjong. This needs to be preserved. I am so eternally grateful. Thank you.

[@HeadsetRuler]

Amazing guide! Just a couple of notes: In most rulesets, you do NOT place Honba after a Chombo, the hand is considered to have never happened at all. Menzenchin Tsumohou is almost always referred to as Menzen Tsumo Most rulesets allow for a certain number of live tile walls to be accidentally revealed without it counting as chombo, but revealing the dead wall or someone else's hand is an immediate chombo.

[@armanakbari9488]

I have no idea wtf i just read

[@skeome]

​@@armanakbari9488Then you clearly don't understand Riichi lmfao OP made perfect sense.

[@kombuchas4684]

1 minute in and I'm already feeling anxious from the sheer power you radiate

[@mrshikad]

This is to me one of the two best guides for Riichi Mahjong on the internet. I have saved 2 videos, one to quickly learn the basics of mahjong as fast as possible (but correctly and in a way that doesn't limit you on long term) and one for actually learning proper mahjong, with the entire rules. This is obviously the second one, and the single best complete tutorial for Riichi Mahjong there is.

[@someguyonyoutube236]

What's the first video?

[@xandirauden]

This is still the best comprehensive guide for the game, and has helped massively improving my play, particularly when taking on the old school Pro Mahjong Kiwame series of games and the various break-off titles I have for my Super Famicom. Having the Japanese terminology on hand and memorising it makes it so much easier to navigate through the games 🙂

[@DanielWalvin]

2:16:02 , the pictures of a dam, a well, and Near appearing for "damn well near impossible to complete [a Yakuman]"... that got a good laugh from me. Thank you. 🙂

[@KidoKat]

You never know how thankful i am for this video. 3 years ago I watched this. And i just came back here recommended by KZbin. Without this i would never understand how mahjong works. Thank you for the tutorial it helps a lot

[@AW-lf4sd]

Awesome video, there really aren't any other resources out there as thorough and well put-together as this

[@KR-976]

Absolutely the best tutorial around, watching it again after I bought my first set.

[@SakuraStardust]

Yakuza 0 ultimately lead me to your KZbin video... But I'm glad it did, because this game is actually pretty fun 👍✨ Thank you for making this video. and thank you, Kiryu-sama, for being unadulterated perfection ♥️

[@aminasaj4988]

So how helpful was this video when playing mahjong in yakuza zero ? Did you win ?

[@douglasquaid7550]

@@aminasaj4988 I gave up on mahjong in yakuza0 and only got like 98% , but in yakuza kiwami I learned mahjong and beat the game 100%

[@patatopc4295]

@@douglasquaid7550 so it is possible I see

[@douglasquaid7550]

@@patatopc4295 Yes ,this video explained it so I could understand mahjong, at least the basics of it (noway I understand it 100%),so I could beat an ai in a video game

[@patatopc4295]

@@douglasquaid7550 I gotta finish the video and then go for the 100%

[@TheCalmPsycho]

I used to look at this game and say, "Mahjong? Maaaan, I would rather play with mahdong!" But this video made it seem really interesting and fun! Gonna give it a shot. I only watched up to the advanced rules, I am sure I need a lot of practice with yakus and such before I delve into the advanced stuff. Appreciate the guide!

[@heatherramon6213]

love the hair twirl added in, not being sarcastic- reminds me of Kill Bill movie scene where Master twirls his mustache. More seriously, yours is the best video explaining Mahjong

[@rodneyf7554]

I understand Akagi now that I've watched this. Thank you!

[@elchico9227]

A 3 and a half hours of video to understand part 3 of kaiji , well ...... HERE WE GO!!!!!

[@zackoverend1469]

Honestly the best guide so far that i could find. Really well done man. Couldnt praise you enough

[@beuxjmusic]

I've just been re-wathing certain bits that I needed at the time, and then letting it play in the background when I go back to the game. Amazing video, it's slowly sinking in - I won my first ever game yesterday after a couple days trying to teach myself. This video was a huge component in my Prevailing Winds Victory, and the Identical Sequence and Straight Tenpai I had in the preceding hands! Thank You very much!

[@まんじまん-m4b]

日本の麻雀が海外の方にも知られているのは嬉しいです！ Thank you！

[@goodguyshuckle9270]

Legendary gambler Tetsuya got me interested in the game and Yakuza got me hooked

[@treysmiles6622]

Thank you so much! Recently got Yakuza 4 and the mahjong game on there intrigued me. You rule!

[@mli3014]

1:19:55 The third type of Furiten: "... in furiten until your next turn, or until any player calls a meld". A meld called by others does not take you out of furiten. You will be out of furiten only after your next draw, or YOUR next call. 1:33:44 About Nine Tiles, Nine Types, it is declared after making the first draw, if no chi/pon/kan happened before. (Just like w-riichi)

[@Serperi0r]

When the Saki anime aired in 2009, I remembered shortly after this video was uploaded. The anime got me hooked on mahjong and during that time, the Kiyosumi was still entering the national tournament. This video got me started on playing riichi mahjong, and 10 years later... Ritz still hasn't finished the national arc

[@Wishuponapancake]

is this just the curse of mahjong focused anime?

[@mikecoxlong4805]

@@Wishuponapancake yea.. haha seems like it.

[@CrimsonDevil_Rias]

The Zenkokuhen (Nationals) ended on a cliffhanger. If anything, all of us Saki fans should create a fan anime project called 咲 -Saki-: 決勝戦編 (National Finals) that elaborates on the matches following the cliffhanger ending in Zenkokuhen.

[@mikecoxlong4805]

Ive come from the future to bring you the tidings of the current happenings in Saki The captain match has started and right now the Shiraitodai's Captain Oohoshi Awai is leading

[@TheDustyForest]

Saki was one of the first anime I ever watched and I really enjoyed it, but didn't understand most of what happened in the matches. Recently I've been thinking about rewatching it, and decided to actually learn the rules this time. I wasn't sure what I was getting into with a 3.5 hour video but I just got finished watching it (took me a lot more than 3.5 hours to process everything lol) and I'm so glad I did. Thank you so much for this video, I can't imagine how much time and effort went into it. Gonna start Saki now, so thanks again! :D

[@TheDustyForest]

A year or more later and I'm rewatching all of Saki again (lol). Watched this video twice through again already. It's just so well made ;-;

[@RogueJin]

If you like Saki, I highly recommend Akagi as another mahjong focused anime. Another one to consider is Kaiji for general gambling games.

[@TheDustyForest]

@@RogueJin I’ve seen Kaiji and do want to watch Akagi at some point but honestly I think that is a terrible recommendation lol, yes Saki and Akagi are both about mahjong, but they have almost nothing else in common. I think a better recommendation would be something like Bamboo Blade lol (but thanks for your suggestion in any case, I know you meant well 👍)

[@metapod]

The hair flip got me XD Thanks so much for all the effort you put into this video.

[@NyomiHendon]

Hey thanks man, at first I was bumed Yakuza Kiwami was making me learn a new game to get the platinum trophy BUT now it is the minigame I have played the most in my history with video games. I play it just for fun all the time and really look forward to it whenever I start a new Yakuza game and I wouldn't have tried if your video hadn't been here to ease me into it, so thanks man.

[@amandadarlene1]

FFXIV brought me here. I used to know how to play, or so I thought. I'm considering making my kids learn this with me, I love this.

[@szecr]

Everyone came from yakuza, I came from mahjong soul 😔

[@mikecoxlong4805]

I came from Saki, Akagi n Gambler Densetsu Tetsuya

[@dieselguitar1440]

I came from a Viper music video that had Mahjong Soul in it.

[@roach2107]

same. soul brought me here.

[@ffguru86]

Tsumo-nya!

[@jaysonabayan3279]

mahjong soul tutorial does not make any sense

[@meetbhatt7330]

I am trying to get the platinum in Yakuza and mahjong has been the biggest challenge, I hope studying you video will at least help me to understand what is going on, and with a bit of practice might become a competent player. Thank you for the detailed video.

[@haughtygarbage5848]

i've come back to this for reference more times than I expected. hell I use this vid to help fall asleep sometimes your voice is just that calming

[@iamtheonewhotrulyasked]

Never thought I'd need to watch a 3 hour video to watch an anime or play a videogame. And I'm not even upset about that.

[@norwis120]

this tutorial's pacing is just perfect. thank you

[@pauljmorton]

This is awesome. I picked up riichi mahjong a couple months ago, and I'm always a bit slow to learn even a simple tabletop game, so a video like this explaining pretty much everything so calmly and thoroughly, and with a comprehensive table of contents, is exactly what I need. Right now I'm constantly replaying the sections about kan and scoring. Thanks Hana, your effort is deeply appreciated!

[@skhuksle]

I think the best way to learn and memorize the rules is to play. You'll see how it works in action.

[@abridgeseasons]

If i can't get that achivement now, i don't think i will ever get it. Thank you!

[@kingplayer14]

This video is very very well done. In this style, there’s so much to take in for just one single three hour video. I definitely will have to find A teacher for the style.

[@sessione2]

This is amazing! It's a shame it doesn't appear in the first few results when searching for guides on mahjong (if it wasn't for the yakuza guide I wouldn't even be here). Thanks for your hard work, man.

[@TheBlueToad]

I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial. I had friends that liked to play and not knowing the rules was incredibly infuriating. I watched this video a year ago, and since then I actually enjoyed playing the game!

[@Morphineck]

Excellent video, thank you so much for all the time you took to explain every little detail of the game. Speaking of which, I can kind of imagine how this got to be so complex: Peasant: I win, I have 4 sets and a pair. Shogun: No, I win. I have all green titles. Btw, cut his head off.

[@arno_grnfld455]

Ive been trying to understand Saki (manga) this is a huge help

[@sippy9115]

Im gonna cry thrs so many things to remember

[@melbs2012]

Thank you very much for this excellent video Hana!! Your time and hard work on this is much appreciated!

[@rogermelchor9744]

wow this game is complicated! theres a reason why this video is so long and jammed packed with information.

[@Reydriel]

The moment I learnt the Yakuza games had Riichi Mahjong minigames in them, they became instant wants lol

[@ピックス-v2v]

I don't know if you still make videos or are active anywhere, but this video has been amazing. Educational, occassional funny sections, very neatly thought-out explanations, great demonstrations and above all, the way you speak makes for a very good listen. Thank you so much for making this video. Now I can enjoy Akagi a lot more!

[@xc0xupx]

Best tutorial for Japanese Mahjong. I think the only missing part is how the rankings are determined when more than one player gets the same amount of points at the end of the game.

[@birthdaycat6756]

oNE OF the best tutorialson the internet- thanks dude

[@BurntFaceMan]

Just want to say a huge thank you. This is an excellent video, very informative and easy to comprehend for me (a none Japanese/Chinese speaker). I understood the jist of the game but had been struggling to understand why some times my opponent would win when I had also completed my hand. =) now I know!

[@davidhallman8001]

This video has saved my Japanese life... Each New Year, me, my wife and her parents gather for 3 days of rather intense Riichi Mahjong... I have been learning through osmosis for 5 years until I happened upon this gem. It is indeed, the most insane game invented.

[@Dinorex01]

This makes poker look like a child's game

[@hayax]

Poker is meant to be a children's game so that any idiot can think they know how to play the game and lose.

[@midnightkitty8172]

I believe the very existence of playing cards was born of games like Mahjong.

[@danielle111115]

This really helps me ou alot! As someone who learned to play by muddling around with flashgames and just trying things, some things are just never learned. Now that I want to play it in real life, I feel like I got a big learning curve ahead of me.

[@janko7261]

I can study English and how to play mahjong by this video. Thank you for uploading.

[@GPBX01B]

This video represents a great deal of effort and I appreciate it. I've referenced it many times.

[@netronixpancake5845]

Only ever knew Chinese Mahjong, this seems like a good walkthrough

[@SinfulSaint0102]

Bought the Yakuza bundle recently and played a little bit of Mahjong and was totally lost. I downloaded a mahjong app (mahjong soul) to see if I can learn the game. Now I'm watching this video and I finally understand a lot more

[@zacleak6267]

Awesome job on this video! So well put together, clear and precise!

[@ShadHall]

Okay, it's already been said many times, but thank you for making this video, HanaYoriUta!! It is truly the best comprehensive video on Riichi Mahjong on the Internet! Oh, and a side note: thank you for correctly pronouncing the [Japanese] words in the tutorial. It's just pleasant to my trained ears to hear it spoken properly. (^.^)

[@Blink-pi9cm]

POV: you just started Akagi

[@danielstriker3739]

Picked up my own tile set finally. Been playing online and learned enough to play at least. This video has really helped me improve quite a bit, but now I am looking to get better and trying to remember the different hands I can make. Still doing All Simples most of the time, not a lot of points there xD

[@dvijdesai1301]

Finally I will be able to understand Akagi.....😀😁 Great Job....

[@keith7261]

Was so frustrated when I had to learn Mahjong to 100% Judgment, but now that I have a basic understanding it’s actually a very fun game to play

[@Brynhildrify]

need this for akagi and saki :P

[@Shanaoh]

Akagi is way better than Saki because Akagi is more mature a mahjong like while saki is so childish.

[@stevenliang3213]

Der Randemizer : For people who are trying to learn mahjong, Saki is a lot easier and more relevant. Akagi gets dragged out for too long with too many pauses.

[@Redymare]

Akagi was just so boring compared to Saki. But yes, Saki is less "mature" than Akagi. However, I cannot forgive Akagi for not having a proper ending. That was an absolute deal breaker.

[@SquigPie]

Are you talking of the anime or the manga? Because from what I know, the Akagi manga is still going.

[@elchingasimov3699]

probably refering to anime

[@leniorko8968]

Just won my first game in Yakuza 0 in the beginner table. An hour of this guide and one guide from Steam workshop was good enough for to make a basic combination. Probably going to dig deeper thought, it looks much more interesting now after the win then it was before.

[@Sam_Hue]

best japanese mahjong guide there is

[@abrogaming5976]

Thanks so much for this video, wanted to learn this game as well as understand whats happening when I watch Saki.

[@polarityplus]

Thank you for finding a new home for this series:)

[@SkyClap]

Very good and comprehensive guide!

[@CrimsonDevil_Rias]

I like how most of the video uses the background for Saki Portable

[@isaacnope4646]

Girlfriend and I got clubhouse games and decided to check it out. I have played Mahjong in games like Suikoden and such before but it was always "uuuh it says I can do this so I guess I will." Watching this now and getting even more into it. Thank you. :)

[@mikecoxlong4805]

wait a second? suikoden has mahjong? which suikoden bro?

[@isaacnope4646]

It's extremely simple mahjong. It's in 4.

[@lucastavares3518]

Best mahjong tutorial Now i can enjoy fukumoto series

[@FreshSakuya]

Great tutorial! Been wanting to learn how to play Mahjong since I watched Saki.

[@HulkAMaineiac]

You are amazing for posting this, thank you so much! I now love Mahjong because of your indepth Walkthrough. Yakuza platnuims here i come.

[@kawaiiaqua9072]

i love the amount of effort you put in making this video. otsukaresama deshita

[@skhuksle]

27:42 usually, you don't put the tile you draw on top of your 13 tiles, that's usually made for televised events so that the camera can clearly see the tile that was drawn

[@SolidusGabriel]

This video helped me big time becoming a much better mahjong player in Yakuza 0

[@deaddead698]

Fantastic video! Probably the best mahjong tutorial out there! Gonna make something clear tho, the characters aren’t kanji, they’re a weird mix of simplified and traditional mandarin (I have no idea why, maybe has to do with context): 1-4 being simplified, 5 being traditional, and 6-9 being simplified. The wan/man character on the bottom is a traditional mandarin character for the ten thousands value. This is also why each number’s japanese pronunciation is closer to the mandarin pronunciations rather than the current japanese pronunciations But, ofc, this doesn’t matter. Just me nitpicking

[@tabithatachibana9607]

Thank you so much for this guide, I learned soooo much from this and Im seriously in the mood for some Riichi Mahjong now

[@XxXPRINCEsesaXxX]

Guys for those who don't know this.. in yakuza 0 Mahjong.. when you know you only need one tile left, you can call Riichii by pressing square.. I platinum 0 and kiwami already and tnx for these videos tutorial.. I don't know how to play mahjong at first but now I can happily sot on the Advanced/Expert table in Yakuza's Mahjong.. IM A GOD LOL 😂😁

[@raywez1771]

He is doing God's work guys!

[@Thimeeh]

What kind of mushrooms do you have to be on to come up with the scoring system like this?

[@WDCallahan]

Thank you for this. I saw it a long time ago. It took me many days to go over the whole video a little at a time, but it was enough to get me playing on an app. I wonder if I'll ever be fast enough to play in person.

[@epitomeofhumantrash9794]

Thank you. I can finally watch Akaji

[@haughtygarbage5848]

Akagi is wild I watched this and thought I knew how to play and then realized that show assumes you have a good base knowledge of the game and then everyone starts cheating in a million different ways and just like ooof

[@beuxjmusic]

Question to the Producer: Do you mind if I use screenshots of this video as teaching tools, to be shared with other players digitally or in print?

[@RevolutionaryProductions]

That's fine! This video is here to spread the game

[@Pyrilewski]

I asked my friends to send me things to help me sleep. This absolutely works.