Most won't agree with this.. What do you think?! (DAY 2)

[@Michael_Rr]

I haven’t tried the box clasp. Only lobster clasp. I thought the box clasp was better because it looks more premium. I hadn’t even realized that the box clasp wouldn’t allow a pendant. I think I’d enjoy both tho.

[@alexb822]

Personally I think the box lock looks cooler but I’d agree with Brayden when it comes to comfort. If I had to pick one I’d choose the box lock because it looks sweet. I actually have a 4mm Franco bracelet with a lobster clasp and it’s very comfy, I’ve worn it everyday for about a year now! Thank you so much Brayden and Raquel!! Happy holidays to you all!

[@karlosspades7293]

The thicker or higher in weight, Id say BoxLock of course, Harder to get snatched or yanked off... and above all, Its all up to the consumer, Buy what makes you feel Like a Boss 😊 C. Spade Mishkeegogamang Ontario. Canada 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦

[@sambacherr]

I think with Cubans specifically the box locks work well but if you are going smaller, you will end up wanting the lobster clasp due to how much a box lock is going stick out. Also, with smaller chains, the box lock is going to have enough weight to pull the chain downwards causing a fold in a Cuban. This can be bothersome because one of the most appealing aspects of the box lock is that it provides a cleaner more contiguous look but more often than not with a smaller Cuban, you will end up with the bottom side of the lock being the visible side due to the chain not being heavy enough to counteract the weight of the lock. I think around 5mm is the perfect starting point for box locks. Below 5mm and lobster clasp will likely be the better option for overall comfort and functionality. If I were to get either of these chains I would love the 4.5mm 22" lobster clasp. Sam S. Denver, CO

[@allanbetancourt5344]

When it comes to the Cuban link in my opinion I have to side with the box lock it is iconic and is highly secured. I purchased the Cuban link 4mm at 20inches from you, best decision I ever made 🙏🏻.

[@Megatron-117]

I’ve always preferred the lobster clasp. To me, they look more aesthetically pleasing, in my own experience more comfortable as well, and just overall easier to use. Nothing against box locks just my own personal opinion. At the end of the day it’s whatever you prefer and feel most comfortable wearing yourself that matters. Robert N. Hawthorne, CA

[@adrianog9677]

I used to own a Miami Cuban link bracelet that a had a box lock. It definitely gives it a more secure feeling but after a couple years the lock stopped clicking and would easily come off with a little tug. For that reason I would say lobster claps are better. Have never had any issues with the lobster clasps on any of my chains that I’ve had for years now. That 26 inch Cuban would sure be great to add to the collection. Adrian L. Homestead, Florida

[@isenhouroutdoors8530]

Lobster clasp def more comfortable and more preferred however box lock definitely more elegant but limits the size of pendants you can add to your chain. My recommendation is just to move the box lock to the side so you’re not feeling it against your neck while you’re wearing it will be more comfortable! That 26 inch Cuban with the box lock would be fire. Thanks again for all the giveaways guys! Happy holidays! Brandon I Hickory, NC

[@sethsanders2557]

I’m a really big fan of the box lock because I feel it looks a bit classier. Also I am very active so I feel more secure with the box lock. I have a 4.5 mm Miami Cuban bracelet with the lobster clasp I got from you guys. I’d love to be able to match it with the Cuban chain. Thank you for all that you guys do. Not many jewelers give back to the community like you and you have been doing it for years.

[@RandomFacts_io]

My first chain was a jacoje DC rope that I purchased in 2017/2018. Wore it everyday until 2024 when I sold it to Linx and bought a cuban link with box lock. I definitely prefer the box lock, it feels significantly more secure then my old lobster clasp rope chain. Before I didn't like the look. Now I'm all in!

[@colossus8418]

While i have never had a box lock, and it does look cool, i would say that my preference is towards the Lobster clasp, it is still a classic look to any style chain and has proven to be strong and durable. Thanks for doing the giveaways, we know you don't have too. but you still do. So thank you!

[@Dr.Dabber]

both are nice and i prefer the lobster clasp for comfort but only if im not taking it off and putting it on frequently. the spring goes out faster in the lobster so id prefer box lock. cool to see the generosity and hope yall have a good holiday. keep up the videos

[@ArodGon98]

I like box locks on thicker chains because it matches the body of the chain. On a chain, for example a 4mm looks off in my opinion. I would prefer a lobster clasp on that 4mm!

[@MonkeBiz-r7o]

I have a 7mm Cuban and prefer the box lock. I have had lobster clasps before and they broke and I lost one of my gold chains and almost a 2nd one. Thanks Braden for all you do for your customers.

[@eduardocerna193]

Personally I like lobster for that comfort feel but the box lock especially when they are iced out it really adds that flex factor and stands out

[@Chris09.]

I definitely like the lobster clasp for chains is very comfortable and you don’t really feel it. The box lock does look nice but I feel it’s mostly needed for the thicker chains. Christopher P, Brooklyn, NY

[@chingisk4377]

The figure 8 on the box locks can sometimes get snagged and come undone but I still prefer it over a lobster clasp. Like most people are saying on thinner chains a lobster clasp just looks right and a box-lock/sleek locks on bigger cubans. K Nguyen Ontario, Canada

[@seanchan7916]

Lobster just because ease of use. I was just looking for a gold necklace on your site and was going to save up for one. I have this gold pendant that was in my family passed down to me but definitely need a chain for it. Been watching a lot of your stacking videos lately too. Very helpful!

[@andrewmyers9527]

My preference would have to be the lobster clasp you can’t go wrong with it cause you can wear the chain with and without a pendant plus I just think it’s authentic look… thank you both for what you guys do this industry must be hard to work in but yet you guys always have a smile and laughing and giving back to your Jacoje customers.. I appreciate everything you guys do Andrew M Ontario, CA

[@nicksluder4764]

I like the lobster clasp on the chain I have but I'd really like to try a box lock in the future.

[@Jaydcp1018]

I've never had a lock box before, I've only had lobster clasp. However, I would prefer a lock box over a lobster clasp for a gold piece due to its greater security and durability. My wife gave me a flat curb bracelet a few years ago and I ended up losing it because the lobster clasp got loose and I didn't realize it. I believe that the lock box offers superior protection, preventing accidental opening, which is crucial for anyone who values ​​a good piece of jewelry and wears it daily. Furthermore, I think that its design is more elegant and luxurious, that is a flex that goes hard when you like jewelry. Although the lobster clasp is practical, comfortable and easy to use, its mechanism can wear out over time (which is why it is important to check your jewelry from time to time), while the lock box is more robust and stable, making it the most reliable option. However, this is all a matter of taste and preferences since with proper care a nice gold piece should not give you serious durability problems. Jay P. Georgia.

[@rayveon7022]

Box lock for sure because of the added security. I get it might feel bulky but honestly after a week it’s something I’d get used to and it’s not even really a big deal

[@jmjones7742]

I like the lobster clasps better personally. I love how the diameter of the chain doesn't get wider. Throughout the day, my chain shifts around my neck. With the lobster clasp, I don't even feel it shifting. For a chain you are going to wear every day or even sleep in (which I do), comfort plays a huge factor in my decision to purchase. Much love Braden! Merry Christmas!

[@Sopharette]

as someone with long hair, i like sleek locks more than box locks as of recent. i like box locks more than lobster clasps. box locks still can get caught on my hair. i like bigger chains more than smaller chains. security is important to me, i wouldnt want someone snatching something off my neck. you guys should really consider adding sleek lock options.

[@chighty]

Shoutout to harbaugh and herbo getting it done in ATL!! Lobster clasp is perfect for a pendant! For most ppl who aren't rocking a 8mm with a box lock, a smaller 4mm with a box is a nice touch! I would go box lock!!!

[@ryanchiem8668]

I like lobster clasps because they feel better. I've tried box locks on but have never owned one. Maybe this could be my chance to experience having one!

[@kstewart9083]

I like the classic look and security of the box lock, but understand how the lobster clasp can be more comfortable and conducive for pendant wearing. In short, I’m box lock guy.

[@khykhy1443]

When going with the Cuben Link I would go with the box lock. More secure and I like my my chains at that 26 inch to 28 inch length so there is no need to un clasp it and can remove it on and off easier.

[@scottfree6479]

I prefer the box lock because it looks better to me. I used to really dislike lobster clasps but now I don't mind them, I just think the box lock looks more luxurious.

[@Anton_598]

I’ve only worn a lobster clasp and never worn a box lock chain before, something about the box lock looks so baller to me though. I love the look and the security of the lock seems awesome! Although pendants would be challenging, I think if I wanted to put a pendant i would prefer to get a rounder chain like a Franco and I would do a lobster. But a stand alone Miami Cuban I would get a box lock for sure💯. I’m glad to see you and Raquel still pushing forward after the negativity. Thanks for what you guys do! Anton I Ontario Canada

[@danvitty5442]

Honestly I like the way you’ve been doing it on your website. Lobster clasp on anything 5mm or below for both comfort and pendant compatibility. Anything 6mm and up I would prefer the box lock because it’s a bit more secure with the heavier weight, and I think it just fits the look better at that size So in this particular size I would much prefer the lobster clasp. But they all just look gorgeous to me, a Cuban has been a goal chain for me for a long time ever since seeing my grandfather (RIP💔) wear one all through my childhood. Hope you guys are both having a great holiday season, thanks for doing these for us Daniel V Manchester NH

[@152alcapone]

I like the box lock just because i feel like its more secure because on a lobster clasp has a tiny link that could break and the box lock adds more weight in gold I actually have a 5 mm box lock Cuban 14k 22 inch and love your videos.

[@eduardoreyes8780]

I do both, depending on the chain. Daily everyday wear I prefer box lock just because of my line of work I don’t want to risk losing it and since I’m not in one spot I won’t be able to find it. Go to is box lock but I also have a few lobster clasp. Eduardo Reyes. Josephine TX.

[@Brief_History101]

Lobster clasp is much easier to put on and take off but the larger the chain I would prefer thr box lock, at the end of the day they are both perfect. Brock l Toronto Canada 🇨🇦

[@julianwebster94]

Absolutely you should go with a lobster clasp for everyday wear for the comfort. The box lock is boss though for the more heavier or most expensive chains. I’m more of a Larry the lobster 🦞 for my starter chains. I like how you changed the clasp from the old Franco’s.🔥

[@cjacks009]

i think lobster clasp is better. It feels smoother and flatter on the neck personally and i’m more used to it because i’ve been wearing a rope chain for 4 years with a lobster clasp. Ontario, Canada

[@CodyBuller]

I prefer lobster clasps over box lock for a daily chain. Now a box lock on a solo chain look is hard to beat!

[@nny84]

I believe that lobster clasps are best suited for smaller, thin chains, whereas box locks are better for thicker, larger chains, like 5mm or wider. Another popular option for comfort and for people with longer hair are sleek box locks. The beauty part is there are options for everyone available, hopefully. As for me, I'd go with lobster clasp if it were a 3mm curb/cuban chain. As for 4mm, it's a tossup between box lock or lobster clasp because both options would work for this chain width. That's my take! Shawn S. Zuni, New Mexico

[@joelbourland536]

I really like the way a box lock looks, And a barrel lock as well for rounded chains.

[@Peterstevens5454]

I prefer the lobster clasp. I don’t wear big heavy chains. I prefer the more subtle look. Also with less weight on the clasp it won’t turn on your neck as easy with the weight pulling it down. Also won’t snag or get caught on stuff. That said on a thick chain like 8-10mm that you don’t wear often, the box lock is a nice touch to be different for sure.

[@christiantapia5972]

I think for the majority of chains, a lobster clasp is the best way to go especially for everyday chains. I think they are way more comfortable and for very long term usage they won’t wear down like a box lock does! Special occasion / larger chains a box lock is the move! Christian T. Pampa TX

[@johnnyninetytwo]

I love box locks but that being said , they are more for anything bigger than a 6 mm. If I do 4-6 mm a nice sleek lock is fine but lobster is definitely fine for anything smaller. Overall it depends on the size of the chain and the style

[@bwooters8227]

Once you hit 5mm should have a box clasp. I also have a 7.5mm Monaco cuban chain in 14k for daily wearing and that fancy style click clasp is actually my favorite if im being honest. Double clicks and not annoying on the neck

[@TimmyP2012]

I like the box lock cause it’s definitely more secure. However, it’s 10x harder to put a pendant on the chain. I remember a few years back, I got your standard Crucifix and you changed the bail for free so it would fit the chain I purchased. Much appreciated!!

[@joeabarno6178]

So a few months ago I purchased a 4mm 18k Cuban from LINX and wish it had the box lock. The lobster clasp is great and would agree it would be more comfortable. I feel as though if you sleep with a box lock you will definitely notice it but definitely a better look no matter where the lock falls on your neck. Would love to add a box lock to the collection. Best reviews on KZbin/ig. Don’t ever stop, LINX has been an amazing addition. Wishing you both an incredible holiday season and all the success in the jewelry game!

[@JMAGG]

Box lock only looks right on a bigger chain in my opinion. Smaller chains like in this video look better with the lobster. Lobster for me please 🦞

[@1990325is]

Depends on the chain style. Rope - lobster, Cuban link - box. Been almost a year since I got my 6mm Cuban. The box last Christmas reminds me of your hat because it was a candy cane style box. Cheers bro

[@rosiethebulldog3040]

I like the lobster clasp for an everyday chain because of the comfort. For a chain I wear out on special occasions I prefer a box lock for security.

[@refan6]

Lobster clasp for sure. Mines always rotates to where it shows, but I like it

[@Ridewithp]

Thank you guys for the giveaway. I think both locks work however the lobster clasp is the one I want. The lobster clasp is easier when you have a pendant and extremely practical for the person who works a regular 9 to 5 Job and does not compete in any extreme sports. Happy holidays to you and your family. Preston H St. Petersburg, Florida

[@AdRiana-jt4qw]

I love the security and look of the box lock. But I can’t lie, I love the lobster clasps because they’re almost invisible and so versatile. Lobster clasps allow you to add smaller pendants to your chains. Braden and Raquel, THANK YOU! Adriana P. Dos Palos, CA

[@shaunmassey2615]

Hey I have always wanted to try a box lock... I have had issues with the springs failing in the lobster clasps, not jacoje chains but I do change pendants almost daily so they got alot of usage. I like the chunky look of the box lock as well, security on a good chain feels nice to know it will be there at the end of the day.

[@John-kc2od]

I purchased two Franco's off you a couple years ago and replace both the clasps with larger lobster claps. But my cuban bracelet has a box suits it

[@chris.solita]

Lobster clasp looks clean, simple, and smooth. The box looks clunky. I would take the lobster clasp. Much love from Chris! Warrenton, MO

[@RandyCandelario-gq6kt]

I think depending on the link and size of chain . 8mm curb link goes with a lobster. 8mm Miami Cuban box lock.

[@HectorGarcia-sw2nb]

In my opinion 6mm and up definitely needs a box lock. As far as 5mm and below I’d probably go with the lobster clasp

[@jaredmoser8205]

So, as you guys said, it’s definitely personal preference but I believe it depends on if you want to rock the chain as is or with pendant. I prefer the Cuban as an “as-is” chain, no pendant, which means I prefer it with a box lock. I love the look of the box lock but most importantly I love the security of a box lock. Thanks Jacoje/LINX Fam!! Jared M Louisville, KY

[@Brad86559]

I feel the lobster clasp off the top will be more relatable to the crowd majority . I myself have never worn a chain with the box lock but hearing that the chain is 26 inch and that's the exact size I need for my gorilla size neck (lol) I'd love to experience the box lock so I can see what I think compared to the lobster clasp I have known all my life. As always thank you for everything you all do at jacoje and happy holidays . Brad A Porterville CA.

[@briegmalo]

I’m into thin chains so lobster clasps for me 🤓 I got a barrel lock on the only thicker chain I have though. Adds some spices to the chain without being too big.

[@vincea2092]

Lobster clasps flow better with the band and dont interrupt the look like a boxy box lock. Plus, lobster clasps are easier and cheaper to replace when they go bad.

[@alfredohuidobro8936]

Personally I think of safety so my chain doesn't fall. I seen instances where the lobster clasp gets the gap and falls out. Plus my first gold chain was a lobster clasp. But i do thing on rounded chains the lobster clasp would be best instead of a flat chain. If I could pick one it would be the 22in so I can give the lobster clasp a try. Love the videos and keep up the good work Alfredo H Brighton, Colorado

[@tcl88-u6i]

I love that you guys are carrying the lobster clasp on the mid-sized Miami's now. For someone who wears their chain tucked in, I'm pretty big on comfort and realized that the box locks would bother me with the weight and thicker profile/weight. Excited to see these come in the door and would love to add a lobster Cuban to the collection soon!

[@Tonytone92]

What size chain you wearing with that pendant?

[@johnbaumgardt9867]

Box for me. It just sems safer. Lobster clasps seem like trouble. I actually like the big chunky clasp. It adds a little extra to the piece. You can even ice them out to bring them up a notch.

[@MisterUrbanWorld]

Box locks will eventually wear out. I find Lobster Clasp are better long term, but Aesthetically speaking, box locks look better

[@jondangos]

The 4.5 lobster is for me. It’s an easier chain to manage. The box lock is nice but I feel it’s more valid for the bigger chains. My current 4mm 18k jacoje dc rope is lobster and I love it. It just needs a second one to go with it 🥲

[@Ehrnsmersh]

I prefer lobster on all sizes. But especially on chains smaller than 4mm. On the small chains the box always seems to rotate to the front. Go Pack Go!

[@chubbysmall]

I think lobster clasp is better for comfort and a box lock is better for that neck profile. I would like the 26 inch cuz i need a 26 inch in my collection. - Andrew R Orange, CA

[@ap9849]

I like the box lock because it keeps the continuous touch of the chain for at least cuban. Unlike the lobster clap, which breaks the look depending on the size of the chain, the break will stand out. However, the box lock only works with larger size chains because on my 5mm, it seems to stick out too much and caused it to flip. So I guess what I am trying to say is that it depends on the chain and the size and that if they can get the lobster/box to match the chain flow, then it would not matter but I know that these type of claps are mass produce to fit any chains and for that reason you will need to put it on and see many examples to find the one that works for you.

[@mikel9947]

Not a huge fan of the box lock but a sleek lock or lobster clasp is the way to go in my opinion. Way more functional if you want to add a pendant and better comfort for 24-7 wear! Michael L. Chandler, AZ

[@DavidJimenez-zt4sd]

Only experience I’ve ever had is with the lobster clasp and it’s been great so far with my pendant. But if I could I would choose the box lock for the security,customization with engraving on the lock making it more unique .congrats on all the success guys . -David Long Beach,Ca

[@cagamer4161]

I prefer box lock its feels more comfortable and safe on my nick thank you for sharing knowledge

[@MrCULO-xe5fz]

Just purchased a replacement diamond cut Franco that was stolen,thank you for quality of chain which brought me back but a box luck would be nice for security reasons.

[@MikeBurns-p8k]

I prefer the lobster clasp on thinner chains, and a more sleek look in the box clasp on a little heavier chains for when I’m going out doing more reckless stuff 🤣🤣🤣 And the box clasp just gives you that more premium look in my opinion 🙌🙌🙌 just ordered the 5 mm Cuban yesterday as my first chain from you guys can’t wait to get it in one of these would pair really well with it 🤝 thanks for the giveaways and all the informational videos it helps me choose my first chain ⛓️‍💥

[@jayhoward3701]

I'm a lobster lock kind of guy, I have never wore a box lock for any time. I would love to try one out

[@hector.najera]

Lobster for everyday wear. I feel like it’s a lot smoother around the neck. A bonus is that its easier to slide a pendant along with the chain

[@MrGetBad4u]

Both are good styles and both have a great appeal to them. I prefer the box lock because you know that chain isn't going anywhere. I've had several lobster clasps fail on me over the years with bracelets and chains. The springs inside tend to break and then you're replacing the clasp. With the box lock, you don't have to worry about that. But if you do go with a box lock and you want to wear a pendant, make sure the box lock clears the bail or you'll find yourself in a situation where you have a really nice pendant but it will not fit onto your chain. Always do your homework first before shopping for a pendant if you have a box lock chain. Chris M. Allentown, Pa

[@stet8826]

Honest opinion. Your not going to know unless you rock both chains over a period of time. Until that point it's all about preference. Love the videos. Informative as always. Keep enlightening us in the jewellery game.... one day though.

[@marcossegovia1869]

Box lock for me. First its better security for your chian plus you can customize the lock with stampings, intials, or ice it out what ever you prefer Marcos S Del Valle, Tx

[@Chief-sr7vw]

Never had a box lock, I been watching you for years back when you didn't even have 20k subscribers, uve come along way and I appreciate all the stuff you have taught threwout the years on Friday I finally purchased a chain from you 5mm 18kt franco 22 inch it's time

[@yamilrosario7620]

Box lock in 6mm up and lobster in 5mm down. To me, on thicker chains, the box lock looks great. Keep up the great job guys!

[@Kharris27]

Like most, I think box lock for thicker chains (esp. Miami Cuban) is 🔥🔥🔥. Thinner chains - go for the lobster clasp. Kate H Columbus, Ohio

Box lock is a MUST for Cuban chains 7mm and larger.

[@davidflooor5964]

I much prefer box locks in my wrist, lobsters on my neck please. Now I've seen the twist on locks. I'm interested in buying a piece with that type of lock soon.

[@aarg2609]

Box lock all the way! More secure and the chain looks better since there is no break in the link, just flows better visually. Good stuff Jacoje. Keep the vids coming!

[@cppolanco]

All my necklaces have lobster clasp so that’s all I know. Love how you can’t tell the difference. I do believe thicker chains should have a box lock though.

[@NOFISHINGNOLIFE269]

I personally like lobster clasp on thinner diameter chains and box lock on thicker diameter chains but anyway I’ll take either or both of those lol

[@Mrdonein1take]

I prefer the box lock. As long as i can remember, since the early 90's it was the way i have always seen people wearing their Cuban links down here in North Miami. For some reason, i think it was the way it was first created whenever they first dreamt it and then created it!

[@Urple]

Lobster clasp bc of comfort for sure. I think box lock is an acquired taste or for people super paranoid about losing their chain. :) cheers guys! - Tristan F - Mississauga, ON, Canada

[@fernandoalvarez1311]

I’ve always preferred the lobster clasp. To me, they look more aesthetically pleasing, in my own experience more comfortable as well, and just overall easier to use. Fernando A Cali

[@setofvs]

Never owned a chain thick enough that required a box lock. Lobster clasp all day! I'm also definitely too short for that 26" box lock, so 22" would be dope. Larry W Flushing, NY

[@josep2675]

I prefer a lobster clasp as a casual wear if I’m out for a good dinner or night out with the family I’ll choose a box lock personally I like the box lock for looks but it is irritating on the neck

[@rossmorey911]

I prefer the lobster clasp especially on the smaller chains. The box lock can look bulky and uncomfortable. I think it's a great idea to bring in Miami Cuban's under 5mm with the lobster clasp. Keep up the great work - best time of the year! SMASH SMASH SMASH! Ross M Madison Wi

[@finnbailey9897]

Definitely lobster clasps. I only have experience with smaller pieces of jewelry but I wouldn’t want to wear anything that is breaking my neck anyways, so it would always be a lobster clasp for me.

[@Iamrjayhd]

Rosendo A Honestly I like the box lock, I haven’t owned a chain with one but it just looks much more secure, not only that it adds a nice look on the neck profile would certainly like one ! Thank you Braden !

[@shecravese6484]

I'm going to go with the box lock chain it looks way better and won't betray me like my first rope chain that got ran over, Hoping i can buy my first solid chain after christmas comes around 🙌🏽

[@atvega7]

Box lock all of the way. Although the figure eight clasp can wear out along with the make/female end, the security isthe selling point. 2nd point is the illusion of the bracelet not ending. I once had a beautiful cuban link bracelet that had a lobster class. The main issue is that the spring mechanism always gives and unlike the box clasp, it is a repair that requires a jeweler. I only take my jewelry off to clean it and in my years of owning that particular piece, I had to have mine repaired twice. It was scary seeing the lock clasp broken, imagining my piece falling off and me not realizing😢

[@JamesBrown-pi7qb]

Lobster clasp for round chains and box lock for flat chains.

[@exkal215]

I like both. The lobster box lock can be engraved and rocked on the side with the engraving and no pendant but the lobster clasp is easier to use with a pendant and it’s a bit more comfortable to wear. Both are good options. Stay blessed. SMASH!! 👊🏽 Richard G Philadelphia, PA

[@hillbillychuck87]

Lobster clamp. I’ve always had my trust in them and they’ve never let me down. Sweet piece Jacoje

[@Simon.Bourque]

I got a 25’’ 6mm handmade cuban link, so of course I went with the box lock. Also I can pass it over my head and dont always mess with the lock. But, in this comparaison, I would have to go with the lobster! I would add a boss cross on it!! It really depend the type of chain and the lifestyle!