The 10 US Military Ships that will enter service this year in 2023

[@thebuzz4108]

I forgot to add the USS Lenah Sutcliffe Higbee (DDG-123). This vessel is a United States Navy Arleigh Burke-class Flight IIA which is scheduled for commissioned on13 May 2023. She was christened on 24 April 2021 in Pascagoula, Mississippi, and delivered to the Navy on 30 November 2022.

[@royagnew5063]

The Kennedy is now not going to be commissioned until 2025

[@michaelmitchell6629]

I can not wait till jfk I got nice stuff from her. I hope she makes deployment to San Diego from east coast and hope she does round the world tour like uk navy carrier

[@michaelmitchell6629]

Jfk already commissioned seen it on you tube but not deployed yet

[@vincemartinez171]

Good to see these ships being built in multiple shipyards , across the U.S., with the exception of Submarines and our Carriers that need very specific equipment and facilities as well as their workforce’s familiarity with these systems. Helps in Congressional approval and interest. Glad to see Admiral Rickover honored with a submarine’s name, as well as the Marines who where awarded for their heroism as Medal of Honor recipients.

[@nunyabitnezz2802]

Is it narrated by a machine, a non-English speaker, or a very uneducated human?

[@williamdkeet9604]

I am proud to have been a crewmember of the original USS Basilone, DD-824, 1971 - late 1973. Was onboard for her circumnavigation cruise in 1972, and her illfated Midshipman's cruise in Feb 73. An excellent ship and crew. My maternal uncle was on the same transport to Iwo, as John Basilone, and bunked one tier away from Basilone's tier.

[@sullivansaunders6514]

Interesting fact my grandfather served on the USS Canberra "The Can-do Kangaroo" from 1963 to 1965. He was the ships editor and worked on the paper, cruise book's (which he still has) and many of the ships documents. After his service he became a editor at sports illustrated and would work with them from the 70's to the early 00's.

[@wademarquardt5296]

The LCS ships are too small and not enough firepower for operations against a modern navy. The Arleigh Burke class destroyer and the Virginia class attack subs are the backbone of the Navy, and would carry the weight in a major war. Could use a few more Frigates too, and a couple more amphibious ships too (to replace the one that burned up).

[@captainzarlon]

LCS ships are fast and have a shallow draft which are able to go where others destroyers can't go.

[@panpiper]

@@captainzarlon Right, they can quickly get a useless ship somewhere.

[@kevinp7056]

Every LCS launched should come with a complimentary seagoing tug.

[@BasementBerean]

We'll just have to save them for the non-modern navies.

[@johnlewis1830]

Thank goodness your not in charge of Naval planning. You can't see past "Bigger ships, bigger guns!". The Germans thought that way too. Big bad battleships that got sunk by tiny little ships and planes, and giant guns that were very fun for our commandos to destroy. LCS ships are the answer to pat war logistical issues. It's better for us to have a thousand small ships backing our Carriers than it is to have a hundred battle ships or destroyers. You're not thinking about price, building logistics, and crews. Good day.

[@Moose6340]

So they're commissioning three more Freedom-class LCS and one Independence-class...and they're decommissioning three Freedom-class, including one only FOUR years old, AT THE SAME TIME. That doesn't make a damn bit of sense.

[@jaybee9269]

None of the LCS stuff makes sense.

[@JKSSubstandard]

And this is why democrats think the military budget could probably donate a few dollars to healthcare or education.

[@markanderson4163]

it's called the military industrial complex jobs programs...gotta keep those skilled workers, working.

[@adub1300]

Sounds like they’re getting ready for a lot of them to sink in combat. Need a reserve fleet built up.

[@josephmassaro]

It's a government contract. Makes perfect sense. If they were spending money efficiently we'd know something was up.

[@jamiedriscoll9781]

If Zumwalt wasn't such a disappointment we wouldn't be commissioning Arleigh Burks that have been around since 1988

[@brianmcneil1194]

USS Arleigh Burke DDG 51 was Commissioned on July 4th 1991

[@drferry]

Great review, but get your computer voice to say "christened,", not "christianed." Ain't no such word.

[@roccidisopa661]

But it’s a Christian ship!

[@purplealice]

The city in Alabama is called "Mo-BEEL", not "MO-bill" And they "criss-en" a ship, they don't "Christian" it.

[@danbendix1398]

Computer generated voice. Littoral also mispronounced.

[@toddjensen692]

Its a computer trying to pronounce english, give it a break... or not.

[@smg85051]

They can't afford a real human female who can speak the English language clearly & correctly? Hate the robo voices pitching the snake oil and miracle ice cube ED cures. Shouldn't google be held accountable for these lies and misrepresentations?

[@brianmck7363]

Common sense is very common these days…😮

[@smg85051]

@@brianmck7363 on what continent?

[@henrychu495]

waiting for yet another uss enterprise to sail the seas once more ^^

[@ruipires7630]

Back in 2001, my parents were sailing in a 7m sailboat in Lisbon, in the same day the USS Enterprise and her fleet were leaving the port. My dad underestimated how fast the carrier could move, and shortly after he had that massive steel monster right behind him. He had to contact the Port so someone could tow him out of the way. I still think he shit his pants during that whole thing haha It's his fav story to this day I can't wait to see CVN-80 here again in 2028, perhaps I'll even have my own ship by then!

[@michaelwalters1711]

CVN-80 will be USS Enterprise

[@garygemmell3488]

Having a Navy without a ship named "Enterprise" is just plain weird.

[@hoosierdaddy8002]

The Navy will look fabulous with the new recruits coming in.

[@gilbertsutton4569]

🎉🎉😮😮😮😅😅😅😅😊😮😮is the 7😢in this out 😮😢😊

[@edl617]

Need to commission 15 a year, 4 attack submarines, 2 Burke’s DDG, 4 FFG-62, one repair ship, 2 Fast combat support ships, 2 LPD’s

[@jonathanhill2703]

The previous USS Rickover was a Los Angeles class, not a Virginia class.

[@chrislong3938]

Those Freedom Class boats sure are good-looking!!!

[@dundonrl]

Shit canning them already, even though some are only 4 years old!

[@chrislong3938]

@@dundonrl Typical...

[@solomongray6352]

@@dundonrl Transfer to the Coast Guard, fast enough to catch drug runners and their lack of armor plus lack of antiship firepower wont matter.

[@dundonrl]

@@solomongray6352 Use helicopters to catch go fasts, not a 4000 ton warship!

[@solomongray6352]

@@dundonrl Helicopters can operate off them, and helicopters chase but do not apprehend, they wait for... wait for it.... dramatic pause.... boats!

[@emperor_sunshine]

I can't believe theyre still wasting money on the LCS

[@orchidorio]

I served two years on the first USS JFK CV 67. I MUST visit the new CVN 79 ! I hope she is homeported in Norfolk! Thank you for starting my day so thrillingly! 5923

[@stevenb4285]

She is for the Pacific fleet, so won't be Norfolk

[@finleyfendt3750]

Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍. 4-30-2023

[@xartimus18]

What year is it?

[@davidrose3737]

Good to see USA is bringing more capabilities to keep up its military posture a strong not weak military

[@sequoiasemperviren3163]

I find it difficult to understand why the US Navy is building so many "Littoral Combat Ship" vessels. The Littoral Combat Ship appears to be designed where medium endurance US Coast Guard cutters roam. Why did the US Navy and US Coast Guard not join forces and develop a vessel both services could employ? The Coast Guard's Reliance class cutters are over 50 years old and the Famous class cutters are from the 1980's. Now the Coast Guard have gone their own way and developing their new medium class cutters that are nearly as large as the former high endurance Hamilton class cutters.

[@genxtech5584]

The Navy was looking forward to the standoff war with China. The LCS ships are designed for operating in area's like the Taiwan straight and in/around the Philippines. Allies of America at the time the LCS ships were being designed and built. The idea was that a shallow draft stealthy ship would have more maneuverability and higher survival rate in and around this theater of operation.

[@sequoiasemperviren3163]

@@genxtech5584 If so, then why do their sea trials involve sea state 6? Three or four of the earliest vessels have been decommissioned due to structural cracks in the bulkheads due to their high speeds in severe sea states. I find it doubtful such sea states exist in the Sea of Japan or China Sea.

[@genxtech5584]

@@sequoiasemperviren3163 Dude don't take my word for it. The entire history of the LCS program is declassified and online to read about. I didn't say they were a huge success or the best ship ever mate. They suffer the same problem as the Ford class. To many technology changes in one platform leading to long commission times, and in case of their gun systems entirely useless systems. You can see the Navy is now switching tracks and starting frigate purchases again since like the last was decommissioned in 14 or so.

[@sequoiasemperviren3163]

@@genxtech5584 I was just asking a rhetorical question. Don't get so estrogen-charged hysterical. I am knowledgeable of the conditions sea trials were conducted. Such sea state conditions would never be experienced in the oceans surrounding China. My major point was the US Navy and US Coast Guard should have produced a common vessel platform since the Coast Guard is absorbed by the Navy during times of war.

[@timgore1487]

Nice

[@davidastle9472]

So basically, just in 2023, we have added a carrier battlegroup.

[@MrFlyboy1313]

More like replacing the old fleet.

[@jds6206]

Not exactly.....the USN is DECOMMISSIONING 39 ships in 2023 and more in 2024. GETTING SMALLER....

[@cr41189]

most interesting to watch of these is the Jack Lucas, the first Flight three

[@benjamindeforest9363]

I thought all the new Littoral ships turned out to be defective

[@TheRetirednavy92]

Wish I could serve on the Basilone.

[@abramson262]

this is why america is the best 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅

[@waltherppx6314]

You think wasting billions of dollars on the LCS class makes America "the best"? The only ships that make sense here are the Virginia class subs, the Arleigh Burke class destroyers and the USS John F. Kennedy...

[@junyuanma4243]

US used to make Americans proud with large vessels, but now small boats?

[@youngyingyang]

Best as wasting money on ships and weapons we don't need..? Best at highest gun violence?

[@XD-cr3du]

"Freedom class" Team America theme song starts to play

[@elkabong6429]

Nice presentation! By the way; “christening” is pronounced: crist-ening, not “christianing” 😊

[@kimkimmomin1797]

Thankyou appreciate it

[@andreww1225]

freedom class is a disaster i thought they were canceling the rest

[@redrexgames8458]

Nah they just gonna be cannon foughter for the Pacific fleet Incase grows the pair to attack us😂

[@Husker513]

"Expert"

[@andreww1225]

@@Husker513 your an expert? cool! tell us all about it

[@ronwatkins5775]

Why the heck are the de-commissioning these LCS ships after 3-4 years service and then commissioning new ones of the same design?

[@ampatriotsmith9545]

Because they were probably already included in the 2023 defense budget or under contract

[@oldfoxbob1]

Was there ever ship named after Audie Murphy?

[@viciousvictortee1298]

I dont Believe there was. There was A USS Murphy. But not for him. My first thought was yeah...There should be one. But my 2nd thought was No. There should be an Army Base Named after him. After all the Navy along with all other branches rejected his application to Volunteer. Only fitting.

[@ShayneBiggs-ix2vp]

Whats with the lcs ships..i thought they didnt want these anymore

[@nunyabitnezz2802]

When will we get another USS Las Vegas?

[@rippedup1931]

They literally just read word for word of Wikipedia lol

[@1987phillybilly]

Take that world!

[@bestamerica]

' honor and salute to all of americans militarys services

[@ronc110]

If you're going to introduce US Navy ships to the USA, find someone who knows how to pronounce the names of US cities, as well as naval terms and names of the various classes of the ships!

[@frankanderson4176]

Great information but I'm missing maybe, every 5th to 8th word due to unusual pronunciation or up & down tone when spoken. Didn't check the LIKE button.

[@mgretche]

Narrated by a voice of dubious origin.

[@MarkWilliams-ix1qf]

Recent Navy shipbuilding programs have been disasters. One failure is the Zumwalt program. The Navy built 3 Zumwalt class guided missile destroyers, but canceled more production when they had failing propulsion systems and their planned guns that were canceled, making them ships that had to be towed anywhere and had no guns. Guns were to be replaced with hypersonic missiles. Cost to build 3 non working ships was $25 Billion. To fill the void, Navy ordered more Arleigh Burke class ships. Another failure was the littoral combat ship program. The Navy planned two different classes of littoral combat ships, and built several of each class but canceled both programs in the face of unrepairable propulsion system failures and hull cracking problems. They commissioned many for service but realized they did not work and could not be economically fixed. New builds were canceled and the existing ones became test vehicles. To fill the need for guided missile frigates, the Navy licensed a working Italian design.

[@seanpruitt6801]

The LCS was not intended to be a frigate. The LCS role is to free up space for the arliegh Burke class to do more high end missions. The LCS does great doing anti piracy anti drug and anti illegal fishing missions.

[@waltherppx6314]

@@seanpruitt6801 What you describe is the mission of the US Coast Guard, not the Navy...But the LCSs are unreliable pieces of garbage. They'd make good Coast Guard cutters but the CG doesn't want anything to do with them....

[@hallmobility]

And then spent years redesigning it, totally defeating the purpose of buying a working, off-the-shelf NATO antisubmarine frigate.

[@Lukos0036]

I thought they suspended all orders of the Littoral Combat Ships? And planned to decommission the ones they had?

[@scottschumacher5844]

Please get someone to narrate that can actually pronounce the words properly.

[@kevinganje3356]

Your narrator keeps saying "christian-ed", like the Christian faith, with an "ed" behind it, rather than "christened", which should sound like "chris-ind". Do you have anyone editing the sound/narration on your videos? Sure, I'm nit-picking, but shouldn't things be pronounced correctly?

[@gblan]

I could swear I just watched a video on El Buzzo where they listed a pile of those LCS ships being decommissioned...ones that aren't that old. Why build new ones if they are scrap crap?

[@atomconvenor2029]

Build more carriers .

[@sPACEmANtYLERSPACE]

US fleet doctrine calls for only 11 active at a time.

[@OroborusFMA]

One in five American kids go hungry each night but I'll be sure to tell them we have these ten great new ships. An empire that cannot feed its children is unworthy of the name.

[@johnv.6136]

@Oroborus Empire? I don’t know of the saying, “the sun never sets on the US Empire.” Kids going hungry in the US is probable but I question the 20% of kids in America stat. Cite your source. 2 all public schools in the US have breakfast and lunch programs I’d they are a title 1 school. If kids are hungry they should goto school and study. Sounds like the stat is based on choices of some bad parents NOT sending their kids to school. We are not an Empire. We may have ‘imperialistic tendencies’ driven by free trade and idealistic democratic ideals as the global hegemon but uhhh imperialists… yeah no.

[@maxwedge5683]

Nice try...

[@floydrandol2731]

Then stop allowing an open Border!

[@GenX1964]

Moe-BEEL

[@IsraelMilitaryChannel]

Those LCS are a little underwhelming for their price.

[@Tarv1]

and then of course building the Constellation class frigates in which the LCS program was supposed to replace Frigates lol

[@jonny5714]

I'm guessing their parking spots are only 115m long.

[@walterteske598]

Sad that a great ship is named after a crooked politician - Levin!

[@1badsteed]

Naval vessels are called she and her, not it. It is "crissening" not "Christianing". Otherwise, great info to know!

[@michaeldodge8308]

[@dbyers3897]

It's so nice of Chinese intelligence officials to provide this briefing. Cheers mates!

[@redwolfexr]

Its for those too lazy to just look it up on Wikipedia?

[@redwolfexr]

@VIPICCB8 if only a prop shaft was the problem on the original littoral ships...

[@vincemartinez171]

That’s christened not Christianed.

[@blick5815]

The 1st 4 ships are of a Class that is a failure and will not be continued. The CVN is the 2nd in the Ford Class and the 1st one (USS Ford) is STILL not operational. 50% success rate with ships………we are trending in the wrong direction

[@steveanthony494]

So now we have 13 carrier groups.

[@robertbates6057]

I don't think they added a group. Maybe augmenting Pacific?

[@aztec0112]

Sooooo, still with the LCS.

[@elkabong6429]

I thought the littoral ships were an abject failure; as in “they aren’t effective.” Will the Navy continue to procure these ships?

[@barrysharp9792]

Isn't the USS John F Kennedy due to be commissioned in June 2024.

[@kmacow]

This was published 2 days ago "The next Ford-class aircraft carrier will now deliver to the Navy in 2025, one year later than the service’s most recent projection, according to Fiscal Year 2024 budget documents released this week."

[@createdeccentricities6620]

LCS: under-armed and over-priced.

[@antoniomartin9308]

I help build the Ddg125

[@IsraelMilitaryChannel]

Now do China. I wonder how many warships are they going to build in 2023.

[@cooldudecs]

Chinese boats are crap… The steel they use are much weaker than American steel

[@IsraelMilitaryChannel]

@@cooldudecs I was just curious about how many destroyers they commission per year. I know the US will commission 3 Arleigh Burke-class destroyer this year.

[@junyuanma4243]

@@IsraelMilitaryChannel Five 052D were spotted in Dalian shipyard, let alone Shanghai.

[@IsraelMilitaryChannel]

@@junyuanma4243 Interesting. How about Type 055?

[@junyuanma4243]

@@IsraelMilitaryChannel It was said the second batch of 055 has already started building. The point is that Chinese Navy has been "boiling dumplings" for years. Annual new diaplacement is equal to the whole French navy.

[@davidoldham1946]

So weighted heavily towards Little Crappy Ships...sigh. How long are they expected to remain in service, will they reach the decade mark? One would hope more effort would be put into bringing more submarines on line but all you hear from the chorus is supply chain issues. Problem solving should not be an excuse.

[@hallmobility]

These are not "literal" combat ships, they are LitTORal combat ships! Look up littoral, and see what it means! And note the pronunciation. And it's not your mobile phone, it's the city of Mobile, Alabama! Listen to Cher's song, _Gypsies Tramps and Thieves_ for the pronunciation!

[@hallmobility]

And use proper pronouns! Ships are feminine gender!

[@johnhoward4397]

USA needs to buy multipurpose Cheap LHD, and not expensive, like Australia with Camberra class . Similar to LHD Juan Carlos I spanish ship design with Sky Jump. 15 or 20 only for Pacific area and China sea, with 12 F35 each like Spanish. Today with 12 Harrier II Plus.

[@junyuanma4243]

You really think China can't handle light carriers and short-leged F35B aka ship defender?

[@zzzbetty2915]

it is Carl Levin not carl laveen... Lev in why did you screw this up so bad

[@EricsonMedina-h7r]

Those freedom class will be decommissioned after 4 years

[@mingkwong9277]

All those LCS will be decommissioned in 5 years

[@jds6206]

Take a good look at these four US Navy sailors. #2 and #4 are wearing their ribbons and large medals correctly. #1 and #3 are not.

[@carlday-jy7ct]

When you are publishing a video where the narration is in English, please use a narrator who is fluent in English and that is their first language. It is annoying to hear someone who can't properly pronounce certain words and is obviously struggling to pronounce certain words.

[@johnwood3891]

Jeez, check pronunciation. It's Christened not Christianed.

[@JohnR22926]

Commission the lcs on Monday and scrap it on Friday. Along with the minesweepers, a totally crap class of ship. Billions pissed away.

[@markrose5950]

Enjoy your videos. That being said, Mobile is pronounced, "Mo-BILL" !!!

[@bitfenix90]

moh BEEL.

[@sg-yq8pm]

People don't have to pronounce 'Mobile' as the locals do any more than they have to put on a fake Alabamian accent when saying it.

[@maxwedge5683]

Mo-bile (or MO-bull) - you're going somewhere. Mo-beel - the place in al-a-BAM-a y'all are goin'.

[@kimkimmomin1797]

Thankyou appreciate it

[@daveeden2220]

We Need More submarines then ships I would think 🤔

[@LSmoney215]

No we need more ship , china got so many plus ships get decommission every year. We have like 70 submarines not including the ones that will be commission this year

[@daveeden2220]

Our modern warships doesn't look like they have the firepower they once had/@ could we be "out Gunned " During out Next war.. who could explain this for me

[@Jeff55369]

Most weapon's platforms are based around missiles. the guns are primarily for point defense against small vessels. It's the reason why we don't run battleships anymore.

[@robertbates6057]

The DDGs and Carriers are more heavily armed. More missiles and some Lasers. Less planes on the Ford Class though.

[@cbrown8814]

I love everyone bitching and picking apart FREE content. Get a life! 😂

[@vincentv8991]

Lit-ore-ah-al

[@dougreimer2912]

For every naval ship America builds China completes 5 or more and it merchant marine 10 fold. The US despite its high tech has fallen way behind and throw money away on projects like the Zumwalt.

[@Skval2254]

The problem with propaganda is that you start to believe it yourself. Take a better look on all the failed US navy projects and vessels. Yes you build new ships packet with High Tech toys. But if these ships are not fit for their work or cost to much to operate its no more then a floating Dream or nightmare

[@markcrites7060]

Litoral is pronounced like clitoral, not literal.

[@ericmason349]

LCSs are a HUGE waste of money. OMG, and we are building so many of them.

[@loftbuckleyrc]

Probably a Chinese speaker.

[@TraderRobin]

That was awesome! Thank you for that, China!!

[@MD-gt6xw]

Now do the Russian Navy err I mean any that still float unlike Russian warship Moskva, the flagship of the Russian Navy's Black Sea Fleet, sank on 14 April 2022 during the Russian invasion of Ukraine 🙂

[@geoff4705]

Why are these vessels being Christianed?

[@stevengarland697]

Mobile is pronounced Mobeel. Christened not Christianed.

[@willdejong7763]

Christened is not pronounced Christian'd.

[@jacksonlee3771]

I thought they quit building those LCS turds. They retired a bunch of them already. Waste of money. Kickbacks for the admirals in the pentagon,

[@ابوهيثم-م6ح]

US navy they thinking out of the box

[@tbwpiper189]

First time I ever heard of a ship being Christianed instead of christened.

[@jamesthompson545]

Need to learn pronunciation of names before making videos. Otherwise a superb pronunciation

[@matthewbrueckner8374]

Didn’t really these boats were so religious. Since each of them were “Christianed”.

[@bobkohl6779]

Be nice if you'd stop butchering names and English

[@declanmurphy6427]

May they all go straight to Davy Jones locker with all crew aboard!

[@concerned-nobodi]

Nah u can tho

[@christopherconkling3808]

CVN 79 will not leave the shipyard and enter service till 2025..

[@Mattflemz]

Those LCSs will be decommed in 2024! 😂

[@windwardhaven]

So, 1 carrier, 4 destroyers, 2 subs + garbage. BOHICA.

[@blaircolquhoun7780]

The littoral combat ships are being retired because they're obsolete.

[@JakeAikens]

Christened not Christianed

[@TheSoundOutside]

What a colossal waste of money.

[@BillHalliwell]

Didn't anyone at The Buzz spot the glaring, repeated mistake of using the words: "Chritsianed" and "Christianing" instead of the correct: "Christened" and "Christening" in the narration for his video? Then, oddly, the correct word was used in the written comment posted under the video by The Buzz itself; so, it wasn't a case of them being 'ignorant' of the correct spelling; just no clue about the pronunciation. Also, the narration was delivered in a flat, monotone voice that was spoken too rapidly and, therefore, had no impact, considering the interesting subject matter being described. Very poor 'quality control'. Cheers, Bill H.

[@ConnorSnyder-mo2dn]

dude it's an ai run channel the voice is going to make mistakes sometimes

[@BillHalliwell]

@@ConnorSnyder-mo2dn G'day Connor, I'm usually pretty good at picking a 'robo-voice'. Wasn't expecting a female robot AI. But then again, isn't one of the reasons for AIs to remove mistakes that are easily made by humans. What the hell do I know... Thanks for the message. Cheers, Bill H.

[@ConnorSnyder-mo2dn]

@@BillHalliwell no worries man, we are living in some weird times for sure, the ai is good but but not perfect.. I could also just be wrong myself.. at any rate, all the best!

[@BillHalliwell]

@@ConnorSnyder-mo2dn Right on, Cobber. I'm closer to 70 than 60 and I can tell you without any doubt, these are the weirdest times I've ever known. I can't do 'social media' or 'free to air' TV anymore. There's nothing out there but hate, stupidity and, by the way, the first full-on war in Europe since the end of WW2! I hope A.I. does get better but not too good because those A.I. critters may reach a point where they reckon humans just aren't worth the bother anymore and decide to do away with us. On one level, I find myself agreeing with who or whatever they may become.😉 All the best, mate. We all have to do whatever we can to get through these insane times. Cheers, Bill H.

[@ConnorSnyder-mo2dn]

@@BillHalliwellsadly i think the hatred and ignorance we see is intentional, meant to dumb us down as im sure you have noticed in your life the change.. as for A.I. I'd have to agree with you on that also.. all tools that are being used to suppress people like you who are not afraid to speak their mind about this stuff. Worst part is most people aren't even aware of it it has gotten so bad.. I'll try to be nice to the robots for our sake ha. stay safe brother, cheers!