Williams Mobile Clutch Service. Behind The Scene (Week: 15/02/2021)

[@V12BHP]

Motor Mechanic - Special Forces level.

[@5905-k8v]

how much£400 or £500 per ciutch?

[@kecko91]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHy5h2yLhdCDrac Special forces roll

[@startingtech3900]

@@5905-k8v 1200 euro per clutch

[@Truth_Seeker_UK]

@@5905-k8v Mechanic I use charges £200 labour for this job

[@wacobrian9085]

were you able to drive out of the shop with the transmission?

[@TYSuggested]

Hats off man. Absolute madlad for doing clutches on driveways.

[@TheMoonhead30]

Mans making a honest living i bet he doesn't need to pay a gym membership either 🤣

[@AdrenalineRushMX]

where di you change your clutch i always did mine on a driveway lol

[@patrickp.5976]

Totally agree. Never thought it's possible to do such a job. I would need days. I'm realy impressed.

[@gogoasa333]

It can be done obviously, not as comfortable as using a jack lift, but still same results. I only done it couple of times with jacks and stands as him. 👍🏻

[@5084204]

Been there, done that. Backbreaking.

[@lifevlogs8997]

Hello to all followers of this channel. This simple and thin man is actually as big as a mountain! Rarely in my life have I been able to meet people like him! This man is a just and conscientious man in his work. He came and started work exactly on the day and at the scheduled time. Even though the job was longer than we expected it to be, he didn't ask for any extra money. Thank you very much for the great job you did on Kevin.

[@WMCS]

Thank you so much. It was real pleasure to meet you and your family. You were very kind to me. I’m very pleased to read your feedback on here. Wasn’t expecting it. All the best for your son in his new endeavour. Kind regards. Kevin-Albert.

[@brokenworld1]

Oh no - we figured that one out, anyone bench pressing gearboxes all day as easily as this man is no weed! It takes me about a week to change one clutch in between cups of tea... the number he does in a week is quite something! Nice work

[@itisatrap683]

Hello Sir, can you please tell us how much this service cost you? I need a clutch replacement soon aswell, would like to know how this cost, and compare it to a standard mechanic shop. Thank you =)

[@robertw.1499]

so what does it cost?

[@brokenworld1]

@@robertw.1499 Call the guy and get a quote?

[@scottmorris2601]

No talking. No music. No commentary. Perfect.

[@davidprivate5786]

agreed was relaxing

[@ike7539]

Need a doc? Are you depressed?

[@SageFive]

@@ike7539 Do you need one?

[@Wen6543]

Agree, just the ambience and tools and car pieces sounds. However is to long, i think if he could do something similar in 10, 15 or 20 minutes his channel would do so much better.

[@jamescraighead6959]

Fair play. Ive been a mechanic for 30 years and thats hardcore right there. Hard earned and well deserved respect.

[@johnmaskill6718]

i have been a mechanic for 40 years and this is very impressive work well done fella hats off to you

[@peterdisley5327]

This takes me back to my kirbside motor days. Wrestling gearboxes on my knees. There's something very satisfying working hard on your own and earning some money. Good luck to you.

[@WMCS]

Peter there’s no words to describe it.

[@260bill260]

Really enjoyed your video you do a nice job. Takes me back to the days when I was doing my clutch on my triumph TR 4. trying to align the transmission shaft back to the engine takes me way back thanks a lot

[@frizzlefry5904]

+1 Made me long for a nice hot brew.

[@JG_CBR]

This man can go to sleep at night with great contentment that he works very hard to earn an honest living. Huge respect!

[@metalh4779]

I must admit, as a mechanic my self. I would flinch if I had to do this more than once a week in a full shop environment. Pay this man well and offer him some dinner, he deserves it.

[@beltdrivetypea6534]

Dude's wrestling gearbox after gearbox on his back in a 20" gap in middle of winter Jobs hard enough on a ramp with stands 😂

[@rimmersbryggeri]

Honestly surpriused he has not been picked up by a rally team. Seems to have exactly the right mindset for that.

[@robertt6430]

I hate doing clutch jobs. Pain.

[@miles11we]

I love how everyone in the comments who has worked on more than a few cars understands what a tough proposition it is to decide to do clutches in peoples driveways for a living.

[@mechanic4744]

Can we all appreciate the work he does outside in the cold raining with just some ramps! Hats off

[@justintreweek7755]

Just in case you were thinking your life was hard. Respect, man.

[@Brake0722]

I work on my car alot too, but seeing this guy tackle jobs that usually require a shop lift makes me now know i gotta step my DIY mechanic skills up! Proud or your absolute hustle sire!! well done

[@WMCS]

Thanks for the review Max. 🍻🍻🍻

[@Bryan-Hensley]

@@WMCS I'm curious. A tow dolly isn't very expensive and a lift can be found for around $1000 used. Why are you doing it this way for a living? Don't get me wrong, I do things like this too. However I don't do it for a living but I'm already trying to save up for a lift for my own Repairs

[@ezechielgoldstein]

I did this once on a old BMW E30 in summer with blue sky, sun and 25 degree celsius. And that was a massive pain in the ass. You sir, have my full respect! Greetings from Germany.

[@peternorman2563]

Well he is one of the best organised mechanics I have seen in many years, his advantage is that he has energy and an organised brain. Well done young man !

[@ClaudeSac]

@@RaiderOfTheLost how not young is he then?

[@JimmyVaught]

It's subjective, Peter could be a man in his 60-70's.. Therefore this guy would indeed be a "young man" in his eyes.

[@JimmyVaught]

Nonetheless it is great to see how organized and methodical he is. Quick jacks, milwaukee tools, socket trays, torquing the leg nuts, rubber mats, gloves, overalls/jackets and and a hat to keep himself clean and presentable when finished. Well done.

[@indianatone218]

I used to have a little business going to peoples houses doing car welding repairs sills chassis patches n stuff back in the 70s .and you could guarantee that after emptying the van and setting up it would dam well chuck it down ,i got fed up after a few years particularly when more electrics were been put all over the veachle ,so i gave it up , hats off to you buddy you've found a niche but health is more important than money backs dont last they easily go then life's a misery take care well done .

[@WMCS]

Thanks for the support as always.

[@justintasht1067]

Totally agree about backs and health 👍

[@ronchabale]

Hats off to this guy (Been a mechanic for 40 years)

[@simontompkins3300]

IT takes a certain type of mentality to do this sort of job, great to watch and what a grafter.

[@TheSkar77]

Who can dislike such a hard working man that doing a great job in my view...

[@MrJasdog107]

This guy is like superman if he can do this type of work on the drive in what ever the weather throws at him . Imagine what he could do in is own garage . I hope thats what you are working towards you can't keep this punishing work condition up think about your health. But respect to you mate you have got a work ethic rarely seen nowadays.

[@Truth_Seeker_UK]

make more money without the overheads of a garage

[@cardude5323]

I couldn't. Did this stuff for 6 years and my body is now wrecked at 33 years old.

[@cernoch1255]

I agree and a great compliment to this man

[@davidprivate5786]

@@cardude5323what does wrecked mean?

[@cardude5323]

@@davidprivate5786 arthritis in 3 fingers and thumb on right hand, sciatica, herniated discs, and both shoulders have been destroyed, Torn ligaments and disintegration of the Labrum is essentially worn out which means my shoulders now both pop out of the sockets. On bad days a can't even lift an empty cup off a table. Not to mention dermatitis caused by oil, and solvents and who knows what the long term effects of this is. Some of these issues may have been pre existing and sped up by it. But... I'd suggest a desk job. Hats off to this fella.

[@BillieGuitar91]

Someone should say that you can't feel pictures. This man is a true legend !

[@martinmeaney340]

I like the way you work . Today I did 2010 clio clutch on my friends driveway and then a service and track rod on a quashcai and then a clutch on a transit connect 2008 in one day I am absolutely knackered off to bed

[@PropanePete]

Bloody hell...I would be in the ICU of a hospital after all that..

[@martinmeaney340]

@@PropanePete lol I got picked up at 615 for a day labouring the next day aswel. I must admit I don't want to do 2 clutches in one day again though lol

[@martinmeaney340]

@Kent Teffeteller sounds like the rough end of the stick that

[@ansbekk]

This guy earns his living. Well done. I had a service like this once in Morocco-Tangier. The guys was very efficient just like this guy. He replaced a clutch that I burned on a VW Jetta haha

[@robertclarke8456]

First thing when he pulls up you go outside and offer him a cup of tea or coffee makes me mad when people think they are doing you a favour when you are helping them courtesy cost nothing well done young man 👍

[@whatsup8464]

Only holds him up...get stuck in

[@martinkennedy2896]

It makes you want to pee, so it's quicker & easier to get the job done .

[@cambassplayer666]

So relaxing watching this guy work.....perfect for these covid times. THANKS FOR YOUR HARD WORK MAN!

[@alessandrer3616]

The best mechanic in UK ! Thanks for sharing ! Respect Kevin !

[@fa8d120]

No talking No music No commentary Perfect I watch all to the and I enjoy thx from Saudi Arabia

[@MOOBOOSE]

This is the type of bloke you’d need if you were going to war

[@pistonpoweruk]

Underrated comment

[@Jk-oz5qn]

To fix tank clutches

[@equivalentman1]

This guy is great, he knows the vehicles and he is methodical in his process. He has the right tools and kit for the job. Well done pal love it. I do all my repairs on my drive in all sorts of weather if you wrap up you are all right. I would recommend this guy to anyone he is great.

[@tuxer88]

WOW! I can feel the pain in my neck, just from watching you working under cars like that. RESPECT!!!!!

[@mancavemusician]

It's a real pleasure to watch a proper mechanic and hard grafter at work. Superb work and professionalism, the opposite of what were used to seeing in the motor trade.

[@johnstafford1423]

Did my first clutch on daughters Citroen C2 last year....took me a week ! I had to take 2 days of work got cold in my kidneys, but its done !

[@samspianos]

so your boss paid for it?

[@jerrydonnan8665]

Huge respect for this guy. The removal and replacement of the BMW gearbox shows an expert at work. I helped my son replace the clutch on his little 4wd Suzuki in the driveway last summer. It took us 4 days. Mr Williams does this in a fraction of the time, and in the winter. Great to see this kind of skill - what a service!

[@WMCS]

Thanks for the feedback.., much appreciated.

[@Koodayengine]

Wear some safety specs stops getting dirt falling in your eyes, great vid!

[@incorrect1844]

The bloke is more organised than my life 😂

[@You_Can_Do_If]

You need to, otherwise you will go crazy doing this stuff

[@simonau7800]

This guy is a legendary mechanic

[@praga20m]

Respect for a mate who work hard for his $. May God bless you and protect you.

[@pfsantos007]

I can appreciate the number of jack stands you use. You got people you need to stay alive for too.

[@22voeter40]

Always work safe! I use 2 heavy jack stands, and my jack stays under the car. When i remove my wheels i will put them under my car too. I love your hydraulic mobile car lift, and thanks for sheare your work week! Greets from Holland.

[@WMCS]

Greetings.

[@NextLevelAutoDiagnostics]

Respect to the 💯 degrees. For anyone who has done anything lying down on the driveway....let alone clutches on multiple vehicle types. Mad props!!!

[@ayuse01]

I see a lot of determination to earn a living with honesty when i see the hard labor you are going thru on a daily basis. You have my respect for this and your son can be proud of his daddy.

[@mariuszkorycki8042]

Hard work; in winter ,being horizontal under the car in a cramped environment, lifting heavy stuff , arms going numb and dust filling your eyes . My respect to you . I have done it few times in my life when I was younger but never again.

[@Den-xf5em]

God this brings back a few memories, early 70s. doing the same but with rear wheel drive, Propshaft removed and gear oil dripping down ya front, then struggling with nuts and bolts around the bell housing. Then the fun of lining up the gearbox. Well done I know just how hard this is.

[@russellgerrard3944]

Been there Pal. 😁

[@johno7808]

This man is simply amazing! Hats off to him he certainly earns every penny! Fascinating stuff never seen anything like it! Puts a lot of main line garages to shame. 👌👍

[@robjeavons5982]

Wow mate, I remember doing what you did many years ago back in the 80s well done maye you are a graffter

[@keepitreal897]

Alot easier in the 80s

[@robertdavis6708]

I did a clutch job on a 2003 Ford Focus years ago, taking me the better part of a day. This Gentleman could have done it in 1 hr. Amazing human being.

[@thorflot]

Stunned! Had never dreamed to assume this was an option! Love it! All my hats are off to you, sir! This work, outdoors, on a sloped driveway in winter? Hope your customers appreciate your work and pay you properly! Oh and also, keeping a nice tidy work environment with all tools sorted and noting lying about. Shows professionalism like nothing else.

[@csengo70]

This is really really hard work. Bending, crawling under the car, lifting, holding, fitting the parts. In in, day out. Hats off to this man!

[@Brad8261]

Amazing to watch. A master of his trade.

[@Questchaun]

He first learned how to steal cats, hence the balaclava.

[@someone28]

I have a W245 that I am dreading the day when I have to change the clutch. The dealer actually told me they don't know how to do it because only something like 5% of the ones imported into Canada are manual. Couple more shops quoted me over 3k. I guess as soon as it gets warm I am getting an engine bridge and doing it myself. I wish there were honest people like you around where I live. Cheers from Canada..

[@WMCS]

Cost an arm and a leg. .,, very pricey. I’ll see if I get one and will do a video of it.

[@silky5366]

People are blessed to have you work on their cars, good luck for the future and I wish you good health.

[@WMCS]

Thank you for the support

[@lakdarchaouche191]

@@WMCS ok si tu comprends parfaitement le francais c est parfait en fait j avais plusieurs question : quelle est la motorisation de la 508? As tu demonter la transmission cote droit? as tu remis un volant moteur bi masse Merci d´ avance mon ami.

[@mike1952planes]

When I started in the trade, the main workshop didn't have many ramps. All the clutches and gearbox or torque converter removals were done on the floor. Stood me in good stead for when I went as a mobile mechanic. Nice to watch someone who knows what he's doing!

[@MrKrissy1]

Literally a gold mine for clutch replacement in the UK

[@ionracer24]

Yep here in the US u never see stick vehicles. I work on one a year sometimes 1 every 2 years

[@shaftt4067]

all my respect for this guy,my mechanic done it aswell with my passat ,and was flyweel replaced aswell....proper mechanics now how to do it!!!good job ....

[@drummerbod]

Amazing work. Hats off to you!!! Thanks for putting in so much effort on the filming side as well.

[@sprayblob]

True mechanic...! Love to see how you work... Fast and consistent work.

[@letsgobrandon.]

what a refreshing change to see an honest grafter. I had my last clutch done at a local garage and the muppets forgot to reattach breather pipes and cable clamps.

[@Questchaun]

Wonder how much torque he's putting on the bolts on the fly and clutch. And will he replace the engine and trans when the clutch and fly decide they want to leave?

[@maximusailius77]

Respect. Every driver want to have a friend like him. It can be seen that he works with passion. All car workshops in the area gave dislike :))

[@Ksatriya]

I have done this for few years myself and I used to always crack the wheel nuts before putting axle stands, as being alone would have made one stranded if the nuts won't come off with impact gun and the car is on axle stand and you have no one to press the brake pedal for you. Great work and best of luck.

[@thejohn7821]

you can just use the impact on the ground, jack it up and remove the last bolt by hand, wheel off.

[@keepitreal897]

Put it in gear

[@Ksatriya]

@@keepitreal897 Try it on a rear wheel drive.

[@justmusic6876]

A hardworking, ambitious man no doubt. Outside is cold let's not forget that, but....he is young. From Romania, with much respect for the work you do there! 👍 ``Luck is great, but most of life is hard work!``

[@The_Upgrader]

If David Goggins was a mechanic. "Who's going to lift the Gear Boxes!"

[@VovveTV]

Hats off for making this work man, as an Peugeot, Opel, Mazda and Mitsubishi dealer tech this is amazing doing it with jacks :) I'll have to share this story of an clutch switch I did on a Peugeot 207. An elderly woman, I switched the clutch out and bearing. 1hr after she picked it up, she came back on a tow truck. Burnt her clutch.. Apparently her grandson had said that she needed to "break the clutch in" by holding down the clutch slightly when driving. So she had slipping the clutch downtown for a good 40 mins. Driving in 1st gear all the time doing high rpms and all.. She didn't wanna pay for another clutch job. It ended up scrapped.

[@WMCS]

That’s a sure way to brake the clutch in 😁😁😂

[@leegillan4200]

You must have a neck of steel to be down there all the time I have to lie on my back to do jobs in work never for this long and it’s brutal trying to hold my head up 😂

[@bjjbrawler1]

I've done lots on my Jeep (now gone) and the worst part is keeping your heavy head up... its crazy

[@prmayner]

you need a smaller head. LOL go see that voodoo head shrinker.

[@alexrosado3890]

I do a lot of neck exercises if you get what I'm saying

[@gonzomuse]

Really got this down to a fine art! Dropping gearboxes on yourself in people's driveways is a hell of a way to earn a living. Great stuff!

[@thomasblain4348]

you got alot of balls to do that on stands and in the drive way... incredible... and unbeleviable.

[@cambassplayer666]

Buddy....Bull size Balls!.

[@FourIntoOne]

Im an ex professional car mechanic. Done hundreds of clutch jobs. I hated doing it like this guy - bloody hard (and sometimes brutally hard) work. Respect to you mate!

[@WMCS]

Thank you for the review marc

[@travisbickle5282]

Im ex mechanic grafted alot on cars on the floor, my back neck and shoulders are paying for it now.

[@BillCarrIpswich]

Well I've done fck all and I've got aches all over. I think it's just being old.

[@startingtech3900]

Get on trt no more aches bro

[@Asto508]

@@BillCarrIpswich lold

[@CMunch827]

Hats off to you, nice work. I have been an auto tech for over 35yrs. last time I did a clutch on my back for a friend in my garage on a 85 vw gti in the mid 90s. I said never again, I didn't have the strength anymore & barley got it back up. I wouldn't dream of having to have to do one on my back these days. Great watching you making it look easy. All the best to you

[@furionese]

KZbin algorithm actually doing a good job recommending me this amazing content. Holy cow you fixing cars like field mechanic soldier in middle of a fire fight, as fast and efficient as if your life is depended on it! Have you served? The way you move reminds me of Warren, "western truck and tractor repair " guy who also served for corps, and he too is a great person. Subbed and I will learn everything I can from your work.

[@rickwoodruff8211]

Amazing! You are officially the hero of all "Shade Tree" mechanics! I love the idea of using those matts instead of a crawler! Respect from the States!

[@WMCS]

Thanks Rick. They’re great the mats.

[@skeftomenoon]

Wow, I changed my car's engine oil the other day and the ground was much messier than yours. Very well done for being so organised.

[@dodgeplow]

last repair taught me not to buy a Mini lol. Holy cow what an involved job! Great work.

[@edwardquan]

Wow - I'm sure you don't need me to tell you this Kevin - but you've got some mad skills - good job and lovely watching an expert professional ply his trade

[@dortestorte2859]

Fantastic Job. Greets from Germany. 😎😎

[@vanbazzildon2799]

He didn't swear once, I'd have been on my 4th swear within a minute, awesome engineering skills.

[@adamsaint2890]

First car, I was impressed Second car - which looks to be RWD - holy crap. You did that on your own, on a driveway, using your knee as a transmission jack. That is badass.

[@djcovert3988]

Fuck me this guy is made of tough stuff ! I’ve done clutches on driveways and in my 2 years as a technician and I gotta say that point where he’s lifting gearboxes back in on his own is so respectable to watch! That moment when they locate and you can get a bell housing bolt in is epic when you have help but to do it alone takes a speacial kind of guy! Excellent video as always and great work 👍

[@pauloreis4789]

The lesson that we learn is that automotive engineering is still in the dark ages, you have to dismantle a car to change a clutch (which is a consumable). Fantastic work Mr.Williams.

[@WMCS]

Thanks Paulo.., I suppose if it was easy we’d all be doing it 🍻😁😁🍻

[@Bigbacon]

stupid mini coopers. always have to disassemble like half the car to do anytihng.

[@ker-mit]

Annoys me every time. Talk about German engineering...

[@llloyd4]

Was wondering why that one job the car was in pieces with the engine held in with ratchet straps. O.o

[@DragonsTaco]

VW/Audis seem to be the same way. I learned a trick though, replace the front bolts to the bumper with longer ones and you can pull the front clip with out the stands. Not all of us have a dozen of them.

[@TheMadmat76]

Kevin you are partizan of clutch serivce . Thanx from Poland !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@melike1984]

well this is the man i want to fix my car, spot on mate well done hoping you charge the correct amount of money and dont undercharge for such a great service and workman ship.🤩

[@miguelarce-goitia4395]

Wow, extremely impressed. You provide such an outstanding service. What ever you are charging for it’s worth every penny in my book.

[@blackmonjet4043]

"How many Axle Stands would you like?" "Yes"

[@janes-e378]

When yr life is in yr own hands ya gotta be safe so hats off to him for safety,I do this myself so yeah 123456 axel stands .the more the safer

[@mancavemusician]

You can never have enough. It's just self preservation. If something happens to one, the other 4 will catch the car! :)

[@robertmurdoch]

I love how he casually puts the pins from the stands on top once he pulls them out.

[@CxJason]

Much respect. I can appreciate the hustle. Keep up the great work. Greetings from Arizona

[@WMCS]

Thanks for the feedback., wow Arizona. 🍻🍻

[@DieselWorld]

Hey how thick are those foam mats? 43 years laying on concrete and I never thought of using those....Brilliant!

[@lexyk6574]

The best channel to watch if you had a hard day, makes me want to push harder myself. Top work Kevin!

[@Thanos-ic8ki]

that takes a lot of energy clutch is the single most energy consuming job on a car which is commonly done on cars

[@karabaja87]

Such a beautiful video BIG Respect man you are a super mechanic,watching you inspire me and I belive everyone who want's be mechanic diy. Thx for video keep doing awesome work bro.. 👍

[@Matherboard10]

Respect for your job man .

[@p.p.8113]

Superb work mastered to a T. And a quality clutch kit to boot. Ive seen worse work in fully fitted main dealerships. Full credit to mobile mechanics of this calibre. 👏👏

[@WMCS]

Thank you for the feedback

[@bolllochead]

Special Forces? This is Ninja level - I have never seen anything as scary and impressive.

[@alexmessina3383]

Kevin-Albert, I really appreciate your experience working on the ground and watching you, I can how you work smart not hard and don't exhaust yourself. Just by watching, I'm picking up all kinds of little tricks about minimising movement, and placing tools in one place etc. thanks heaps, keep it up.

[@WMCS]

I’m glad you captured that. I always place tools in specific places as I think I’d need. I don’t ever burn myself out. Work smart and never have a fight with the machine or tools. Just a mindful approach. It leads to being more efficient., no injuries. And a happy person.

[@alexmessina3383]

@@WMCS Be interested to know your recommendation on best internationally available clutch and main seal aftermarket brands? I happen to be in Australia

[@hp6545]

Hardcore mechanic! I’m impressed.

[@Questchaun]

Yeah super skill. Nothings torqued. Just uggaduggas

[@derecktbear6478]

Brilliant. 5 clutches every day like going shopping. = Impressed Seriously impressed. Your work ethic reflects on your whole demeanour.Great..! 😁

[@elistickband]

How on earth do you change a clutch without (a) swearing (b) losing at least one spanner (c)kneeling on a nut or bolt (d) receiving at least two cuts or banging your head? I was a mechanic back in the 60's/70's and changed clutches on drives, in car parks and even in a wet, dark German forest (I was in the army then), but they never went as smoothly as this. Well done mate, nice work.

[@ohger1]

Kneeling on a wayward fastener is one of the joys of working in the driveway..

[@Jk-oz5qn]

And scraping your hands off tarmac

[@galaxyjumper32084]

Man..... I can remember doing this stuff 25 years ago. Riding around with a truck load of tools working on cars in peoples yards ans drive ways. I was gettin the bills paid when nobody else had a job. I stayed super busy. Great job young man.

[@blkcoupequattro]

my neighbor would come out on her broom and circle her house if I did that in my driveway..... lol

[@TheAsheybabe89]

Sounds like you need a straight piped Harley and a loud stereo for your frequent summer cookouts.

[@billwilliams5415]

Never thought watching a clutch being replaced was so relaxing. Top job. Ill be sure to contact you if i ever need mine replacing

[@WMCS]

Thanks Bill 🍻

[@hypnoraythompson5824]

Total respect bro, I am 70, and remember taking the engine and gearbox out of my old Cortina mk 1 back in 1965 with the help of my Dad. Watching you brought back a lot of memories. By the way who spotted the Heron on the roof?

[@charlycharly6300]

This bloke knows his stuff, good to see a bloke who gets stuck in and knows what he is doing, well done kevin, keep your work coming son, you got my sub, 👍👊🤝