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Bad doors are known as Norman doors. Doors with handles that have a push sign for example. Doors are pure evil.
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[@WickedWiz]

Massive thanks to Noble Lucy verbally destroying me in the cafe. Go check out Noble Lucy for some absolute bangers

[@younishmani5560]

I like your content, but wtf are you on about. It's a fking door.

[@alba2162]

@@younishmani5560 He couldn't open a door right. This lead to people calling him an idiot. So now he's explaining why he isn't an idiot.

[@younishmani5560]

@@alba2162 well, I liked the video, and I was not really serious with that comment.

[@are_you_f_serious]

Dude, you should watch the Finnish Explanation Video about how to open a door properly. - Its so damn weird, but now I know why its necessary. 🙈

[@KillaSkill]

You got rekt cumface!

[@RonPaul42069]

What if you push a door open and there's a zombie on the other side? Would be pretty useful to have a handle to pull the door closed with.

[@aurin_komak]

Also you can barricade a double door with a plank or something if the handles are right

[@AnyHeroBlake]

Sounds like the solution is to just never open doors, I am stuck help me

[@IvanoktVan]

@@AnyHeroBlake use window

[@RustyNips]

@@IvanoktVan insert video about the poor design of windows

[@WalkerRileyMC]

That's why panic bars should be standard for commercial application. You can pull on the panic bar if required, but in an emergency exit situation, the bar is near impossible to mistake for a pull handle.

[@ZakumPlayer]

In Brazil, the word for "pull" is "puxe", which has literally the same sound as "push", and some places do have push/pull (yes, in english) written on the doors, so you can imagine how this fucks up my life.

[@addisonpage1]

XD that’s great

[@Est.-.]

Isso é horrível

[@tsunagwyn2328]

Acabei de escrever quase a mesma coisa kskskks outto br aqui

[@SrIgort]

push apport aid iota

[@webanabelzinha]

TODO DIA UMA VERGONHA DIFERENTE PARA NÓS BILÍNGUES

[@BrokerLower]

In case of fire, doors will *push* out of buildings so hordes of people fleeing the building won't be backed up by a *pull*

[@alba2162]

Clearly didn't work for the door that ruined his life.

[@svis6888]

@@alba2162 because it was inside a building maybe

[@alba2162]

@@svis6888 what of in the situation where the fire is inside the room with you

[@svis6888]

@@alba2162 if the door leads to the outside it's push

[@mehmzay3022]

Guarantee there's one out there that's installed backwards which if I'm not mistaken breaks a code of some kind.

[@23paingel]

Here's a tip: Health and Safety codes require all doors to be pushed from the inside so that in a panic, people's natural instinct to just book it doesn't get thwarted by having to pull a door. If you run into a door that requires you to pull inwards, sue the door because that is illegal.

[@VanuOfMILF]

This only applies to purpose built commercial buildings.

[@TragicTortellini]

This is because of an incident in which a theatre was on fire, but due to doors opening inwards, people were trapped inside! Caused a number of casualties that could have been prevented.

[@anonymous-wk1nh]

Yeah, IIRC there was a panicking crowd who were all shoving each other to escape, and the force of the crowed prevented those at front from being able to pull the door inward

[@meino6465]

This is why when faced with one of these directionally ambiguous doors I always use the secret technique of a quick pull and push. Very fast, effective, and almost unnoticeable.

[@TheEmeraldSword04]

Yeah, that could also be interpreted as anticipation if it is noticed! Like you're shifting your weight in case the door is heavy.

[@stixinst5791]

I allways push and pull, since than I am using the momentum of walking to possibly open the door, stopping myself on the door and finally pulling it open

[@mehmzay3022]

Secret technique

[@mehmzay3022]

@@stixinst5791 next level micro strategy

[@Theaterfreak]

Also what I do, but about 70% I pick the locked door. It’s always the other door!

[@yashvardhansingh7149]

Three steps- *Scan* , *Calculate* and *Act* *Scan:* Take a moment and a deep breath, roll your eyes all over the door area and a marginal area around it, if it's a glass door, take a look through it as well. Scan for every little helpful detail you can find. *Calculate:* Use all the information about everything you scanned and work out an action plan so smooth that you don't end up looking stupid. *Act:* Well, act. Remember to follow the perfect plan you created in your mind to open it. If you mess up, I suggest you to run away and never return.

[@Roxirin]

Not sure whether taking several seconds to scan the door (and therefore just standing stock still in front of the door in silence like you're contemplating the universe) looks better than doing the ol' 'push-fuck dammit-pull' the casual onlooker

[@yashvardhansingh7149]

@@Roxirin That's a good way too, it just makes you wanna die immediately

[@hydrogenbond7303]

@@Roxirin no no you gotta scan the door right when you're approaching It so you're ready to act when you get to the door

[@LilyoftheLake14]

Make it an acronym with SCAN. Scan Calculate Act Never return if you mess it all up.

[@yashvardhansingh7149]

@@LilyoftheLake14 good one lmao

[@samuels1123]

A crowded revolving door has two outcomes 1: Turbine of people and moving walls 2: Push of war - Idiot vs world

[@leksasdf]

The universal sign for a sliding door is a hole in the door to put your fingertips through. Any other application/style of a handle should be punishable by jailtime.

[@giftedfox4748]

I used to install security for businesses including strip locks and magnetic locks to doors. These bad boys will ruin your day since 9 times out of 10 you can't see them and get confused how a door with no lock is so hard to open. There is a 24 hour gym that wanted to install a stronger magnetic locking system with a card reader to the side (the old one was too weak and could be easily forced open without a card). This is an upgrade feature to an already existing 24 hour gym. So the first night after the equipment were installed a beef head tried to enter the gym. Could not. So he pulled harder. Nothing. Then he used his full weight and pulled as hard as he could. He bent the metal door, breaking the glass in the process. All this was captured on CCTV. But hey, at least the magnetic lock held out.

[@kirtil5177]

that beefhead is a living stereotype

[@ownedmaxer607]

@@kirtil5177 why think when you have beefy muscles? some people really are indistinguishable from apes

[@RustyNips]

I worked security for a building with a key card lock door but they had the on off and open close buttons that are on top of the doors on the outside instead of inside so everyone was just pressing the button to sneak people or themself in

[@DustyTheKitty]

When in doubt, I like to do the ''quick rock'' method. Arm extended, hand on the handle, stepping forward and pushing with my arm, if there is resistance i'll immediately pull instead. door mystery solved in a fraction of a second and with enough fluidity in your motion is almost seamless. The alternative is just wait for someone else to use the door, let them go through the hardship first.

[@luisortiz8893]

THIS is the way to do it, not like the other guy that commented who does it backwards, pull then push. Like how is that a fliud motion? Lol

[@boogerwizard6319]

I've been waiting for this video... I work retail, and purposefully lock one half of my double swinging doors at work. It's a push/pull, but doesn't budge. I have witnessed some gnarly head butts, usually followed with OOF. I feel like a villain now.

[@WickedWiz]

You’re a menace to society and I’m proud of your success

[@bigbalticbox]

I'm noticing a wizard trend here... Wicked ones have no idea how to operate life, but an idea of how to fix it Booger ones seem to just be the Sarumans of the world

[@Roxirin]

@@bigbalticbox Ah, yes, the classic four classes of wizard: grey, Saruman, wicked, and booger

[@Mooncubus]

Ah so you are my nemesis. We meet at last.

[@tylercarpenter1531]

The channel is going to pop off. Good stuff man I'm really enjoying the content 👍

[@WickedWiz]

Cheers Tyler

[@Alenalia-]

It did! :D

[@tylercarpenter1531]

My boi is getting 500k-2m views a video. 1m subscribers are next

[@grumpybollox7949]

innit

[@BellHillMayor]

I hate it when some doors don't have push or pull signs. It confuses the f out of me, like what dah f do I do!? Push or pull to open it?

[@WickedWiz]

Norman Doors are hell spawn and not to be trusted

[@Knasbas]

Everyone that lived in Gothenburg, Sweden, knows about this door at a central terminal where alot of people switches trams (korsvägen). Before they rebuild the place a few years ago, to get inside you had to go though a dubbledoor. The problem was that one of the doors was always locket and the other you had to pull out. Everyone and I mean everyone have at least once pushed then pulled the wrong door to then push the right door witch is wrong to then pull and finally getting inside. I even saw once an middle aged woman giving up and walking away.

[@kraglynn]

Made me think of all the times this has hurt me and that girl that walked into the glass door at a party I was at once and rather than embarrassment or empathy I just like I love that idiot, she’s the best, glad she’s laughing about this. Also I’m glad you gave examples of the ones in your home like I suggested and included the acacia doors from whoever else’s comment that was, as a final note, if you look at the side texture of a Minecraft door, both sides have hinges, thank you.

[@WickedWiz]

I've walked into poles, bins and doors, all while on a night out or at a party. If only I had a recording... Suggestions are always welcome, if I can add it to the vid then it's a solid suggestion!

[@kraglynn]

@@WickedWiz I actually cracked a rib running into a pole while playing tag once, and at the party where Lauren walked into a door we were all sober, and she collapsed to the floor and giggled for like 15 minutes, life do be like that

[@alolomololomolomomololola8854]

Removing the handle and putting in a metal plate so the door is always pushed is a great idea until you're the person on the other side when the door opens

[@suffhunter23]

Idk why I watched this, but I watched all of it and wasn't disappointed

[@GundamMate07]

Oh boy, legit just found and binged watched you a couple days ago and BAM, you made a video on the UX of Door Designs which I just finished an entire lecture in. Keep up the good work lad, really been enjoying your content!

[@WickedWiz]

UX is a great career choice, keep at it and you’ll be raking in the dough

[@iddan1205]

Yes. Thank you Wiz. 10/10 for Snatch door scene. I feel that every time. Also I've been working at the same place for fifteen years,still pull a push door, push a pull door. Doors are confusing.

[@WickedWiz]

It’s a great film, would be nuts not to add that scene

[@ladministrateur5505]

4:00 Reminds of the cat that rushed into a door of a French Bakery

[@lenrow]

pushing the door wouldn’t have saved you from the zombies though. they would’ve just ran into it and now you’re stuck inside. But yes, outside doors of public buildings or building accessed by the general public should ALWAYS be pull to enter. This is a safety thing since it’s supposed to also be an escape route and those should be easily opened even if there’s a mass panic and people storm towards the door. Imagine a fire in a building. People are panicking and wanting to escape so they run towards the door but can’t get out, since the person in front is unable to pull open the door because of the mass of people pushing him into the door. Iirc this is actually inside german building code.

[@ragingre4per242]

just found you from the chibi video and now... im hooked aha i srsly cant wait to see your channel just jump up to 100k in no time ive seen it with so many channels and you have got that factor

[@TheTwistedKris]

Actually the thing with doors is they have to open in the path towards an exit. All outside doors should open towards the outside. Any door connected to the lobby has to open into it and so on. Reason why is in an emergency you can bolt through the whole building without a door stopping you. It's a safety concern. It's normal to pull every door while entering, and pushing while leaving.

[@olivercharles2930]

*should

[@ezzahhh]

KZbin gave me a survey on what I thought of this video after watching. I gave it a 5 star rating and the reason I gave for it was 'Life Changing'.

[@tomtheholyblade1293]

Fun fact. Many states, some may not have this law but after a horrible fire broke out in a bar many people died because of the doors and a law was past that if you enter it's pull and all exists aways push so people can get out easier. This is for all public areas.

[@LeninLime]

That interview story was great.

[@NobleLucy]

Why the hell do you hate acacia doors, you barbarian

[@JoeY-ml9ri]

You’re my favorite “small” KZbin channel. Great editing

[@jacobjericho1]

as an automatic door engineer .. this also applys to doors with a button to open the door .. a big fucking button saying push to open in a security building and people are still dumb enough to ignore literally every lable on the door and comaplain

[@ajflink]

In most games, doors are just made to be "pushed" open yet also open BOTH ways making you wonder why there even is a door at all.

[@L0upyb0y]

Doors are usually one of the worst thing a dev has to deal with. There are dozens of developer jokes about doors, manifestos about doors, design documents dedicated to doors... It's easy to forget how bad it can get when you see things like Skyrim - where doors are usually loading screens, or like Minecraft, but a lot of games have tougher times dealing with doors. A good example of a game which clearly struggles with those would be Of Guards & Thieves: door physics aren't network-synced so it's easy to die in PvP becose of those.

[@ajflink]

@@L0upyb0y Also, weren't Build Engine games infamous for killing the player?

[@somethingedgy2185]

1:04 The handle suggests pulling, the type of doorknob/handle used on doors suggests which way it should be opened.

[@olivercharles2930]

not really

[@herusolares5320]

In order to get the whole the push/pull option in a fluid motion, is to firmly grab the handle and push with your bodyweight. Either the door opens (push), or you can pull yourself back away from the door, pulling it open.

[@meino6465]

Exactly! It's fast, effective, and stealthy

[@kruth6663]

Dean Takahashi tries to open a door. The next day Dean Takahashi's article on Polygon:

[@karekakeka4143]

Great content right here kek, just found your channel from the Chibi video, as you know theres an audience for this type of video right here, keep at it man, theres enough dead channels with potential already, dont become one my man, love from portugal 🤙🏻

[@palpalington2714]

I loved every second of this video. Great work WickedWiz!

[@ScottyTeachTSF]

Your channel has a hitchhiker’s guide to the galaxy vibe and I love it.

[@WickedWiz]

Thanks for all the fish

[@toddvogel8887]

It's funny how often I have had similar thoughts to this at work. To enter my office I first go through a revolving door, then immediately I am met by a door with a reverse L shaped bar on it on one side and a straight vertical bar on the other side, guess which one you have to push and which one you have to pull. Then, once I go up the elevator to the floor I work on, I have to go through another door with a handle on both sides and it is also one of those clear doors, so I have to try to remember every time which way it goes based on the direction I am coming from, and of course I have to go through all of this again on my way back out.

[@JosephLeeTheJoeLee]

I remember one time a door i had to go through had a round, door knobbed shaped apparatus for the door handle and i thought "right, this is clearly a door knob, i should twist this to open". Of course the knob didn't turn so i turned it the other way, still doesn't work. One of my friends, giggling away, then comes up behind me and simply pushes the door as if it was the most obvious thing to do. I then realised, this door know was designed to make the users of the door, look like knobs instead. Which it had successfully done. 10/10 design XD

[@Cyromantik]

I have that book! The Design of Everyday Things is a great read, and really made me deliberately observe doors and handles around me. One of the places I work at has sliding doors on its married entrance. The handles for these look exactly like double-swing doors, and the first time I went to this job site I legit thought I had been locked out. Then I noticed the umbrella racks up against both interior and exterior glass panels of the doors. Duh moment!

[@jiyama]

yeah i open bathroom stalls not knowing someone was there more than i can count

[@grimreaper6419]

So that's the reason people in my neighbors basement can't get out

[@tonechild5929]

Ahh doors.. a great example of good or bad UX design. Especially doors that you have to push but have those things you grab and pull on.

[@L_Train]

The doors are a metaphor man. The doors of perception.

[@EazyTiger]

Every new video bangs, really loving your content man

[@singleplayermoments]

I’m so happy this won the poll now. 😂 Definitely worth it.

[@jmore_3547]

The most logical and informative video I’ve come across

[@QueenAlbatross]

*walks into door* “You died” 💀🤣

[@catsoup69]

so first off I agree with this 100%, I've been battling doors my whole life, when I was younger my mom nicknamed me "door opening dork". doors have been the bane of my existence. I've even been injured by doors. second, that checkmark at 8:24 was the most perfect check mark I have ever seen. bravo wiz, bravo 👏👏👏

[@fudgerounds91]

That hypothetical at 1:55 is flawed. My instinct would be to pull the door because American fire code requires all exit doors of high occupancy buildings to open outwards.

[@nekomasteryoutube3232]

Simple Tip (at least for North americans): Most commerical places SHOULD have outwards opening doors for safety (you dont want a mob of people crushing up against an inwards swinging door in a panic). One thing I hate about doors that isn't always conveyed is how HARD you have to push or pull, I hate doors that look like they should be simple to open but with typical effort they seem locked or jammed when really you just need to give it a good push or pull (the doors at my welfare office are like this making me think half the time they're locked and thus closed)

[@Slay1337pl]

Fully agree on that, the amount of times when I slammed the door open or pushed them like I don't have the strength to open them properly is... big. The worst doors are the ones that somehow are easy to pull open, but harder push open.

[@nekomasteryoutube3232]

@@Slay1337pl Usually its the other way around, where its hard to pull but easy to push as at least you can put your body into it. ALSO sometimes if a place has doors that are difficult to open, taht may be due to how their HVAC systems are setup (ie if its expelling too much air from inside like exhaust fans and what nto, it'll create a negative pressure that sucks doors and what not closed making it harder to open them and draws moisture/humidity into the building)

[@Slay1337pl]

@@nekomasteryoutube3232 maybe I was confusing them... Still, the simple fact I'm never sure is bad enough.

[@combsse]

I've watched a few of your videos, but this is the one that made me subscribe. As a UX designer, this commentary resonated deep in my soul

[@TIB3R]

This is the best diss track I've ever seen and it's about doors 😂

[@ISleepWithAFanOn]

I've never dealt with this problem, which I think is kinda weird after watching this video. I'm halfway expecting myself to start having problems with doors now. Damnit Wiz.

[@pixilatedsarin2408]

Legit thought this was a hundred k channel, cant wait to see you get a wider audience

[@tomg5187]

I love your channel! Been showing your videos to the misses, thanks man!

[@WickedWiz]

Cheers Tom

[@andrewwhite1576]

Shockingly good video. I especially liked the anatomically accurate stick figure. 👍

[@EmJayCeeDee]

This is one of my fav vids of all time. Thanks so much

[@Prettygoodspell]

I am fully engaged in this videos about doors.

[@Discount_PS5]

He’s explaining doors like hello neighbor puzzles lmao

[@katd3491]

Me and my mate were a couple of bottles of Prosecco deep and couldn’t figure out how to get into a Nisa. It was all glass we couldn’t be blamed. Tried pushing a few windows. In the end we just waited outside for a few minutes until someone else went in and followed hot on their heels.

[@WickedWiz]

Nisa Local is the one. Always find the good goods in there

[@Wutzmename]

This is equally as funny as Ozzy Man Reviews.

[@emilmango5275]

Totally agree. Never understood that push-sides had a handle. And there are literally no doors with metal plates where I live. So annoying.

[@Toguse]

Mate I have no idea why KZbin doesn’t suggest your videos even tho the bell is on, can’t believe you released 2 vids that I missed.

[@tra-viskaiser8737]

A pull open door... when I was in 5th grade, a kid went to the bathroom. When he came back, he opened the door about 6 inches, and somehow hit himself hard in the head with the door he was opening. Most hilarious door opening episode I've ever seen.

[@riku7848]

Been in the exact same situation man. It's intentional, I'm telling you. Doors ALWAYS open outside towards the exit out of the building or room, but whenever there is a door in a very public area with lots of people, the door opens INSIDE. I'm not crazy I swear. Once they even locked the other door and had me banging my head in it while another person just went inside from the door right next to me. This is intentional hostile architecture. Whenever I see a door designer or door architect, I'll be keeping my distance. You never know what kinds of microchips they want to attach in your clothes so they can further sabotage your fragile self-esteem. Great content. Can't wait for you to become an A tier narrator and storyteller youtuber.

[@ruicoco]

"intuitively pull the door" everytime you said this i was shouting "push" i will never pull a door it's always brute force my way in

[@medea27]

There are two reasons for having a handle on the 'push' side of a door... firstly, to be able to pull & hold the door shut while you lock it (and stop all those zombies joining you on the other side). Also reduces the likelihood of snapping the key off in the lock as it becomes a default handle otherwise. Secondly, to indicate the difference between a fixed glass panel/window & the door (and minimise the number of not-yet-zombified humans who try to enter/exit via the glass _next_ to the actual door).

[@Hipp1062]

There seriously needs to be some standardization like vertical handles for pull and horizonal for push. That'd make the world a better place surely.

[@JackVice]

So glad I found this channel. 9/10 would open again.

[@simonturner5425]

Ah, doors, the real BBEG of every D&D campaign

[@SlvrWlf88]

I had one of these doors when I started my job..had handles and even said pull..but you had to press a button 10 ft away so I took 40 seconds pulling and pushing the door and looking at the hinges while everyone in the office was dead😅

[@IrDaNoobKing]

Mmm fuck yeah. This was exactly what I thought it was going to be

[@4dvntr]

I mean, the clearest signal you could get from a door is a written word on it. Push and Pull. Most doors have these. And even if not, usually the normal response to a door not moving when pulled is to immediately try pushing it. The door is manufactured in a standart way, way before it is decided which way you'll have to open it once installed.

[@pulsefel9210]

i guess my situational awareness must be god tier, ive never messed up a clearly labeled door even in a hurry.

[@DoiInthanon1897]

I like how the majority of the video is blank. Not to mention it’s enlightening nature

[@Snazzydaps]

The C method is how I open doors, if there's a handle, grab it, push, then pull toward the hinge, then finally pull towards you, all in one motion. That way, you knock out all three ways it could open, however.. this does not count for the elusive upward opening door, for that refer to the, "I'm not sure what brought me to this point in life" method.

[@elarialialesleimmanis2350]

The fearsome push doors with pull handles are the reason I open doors with a soft and quick pull and push. One of those will work. Or I'll look dumb a moment later, doing it again harder to make sure that wasn't the problem.

[@yantokki92]

For obvious security reasons in most countries, to go out of a room or building you always need to push (hence to enter you always need to pull).

[@medea27]

I had the evillest of all doors at work - _glass revolving doors with an automatic brake_ if someone tried to push them to make it rotate faster. So you would enter the already revolving system in good faith... take a step or two forward as you followed the doors around... and then the panel in front of you would suddenly stop dead. No warning, no alarm... and the end result was _always_ that you'd walk face-first into the door. You could always tell the staff who'd been stung by it before because they would use the standard hinged doors either side of it, even if the revolving door would be faster.

[@SuperMarioFan98]

Doors these days...

[@ghostsisterspookydogwood4360]

I never thought about door designs until after this.

[@DepressedDiego]

I eagerly await your growth.

[@blob9528]

This happens to me twice in my house

[@Bumbleoni]

The struggle is real.

[@ytnukesme1600]

This problem stems from the fact that a lot of modern UX designers are obsessed with not doing any work at all, as a result they modularize and standardize everything in a way that is only convenient to them since only they understand, they don't think about the user, they only think about making their job easier and lazier.

[@ZaHandle]

I call it DX (pronounced d**k) Designer Experience

[@TTVJackdaniels]

Damn Doors I hate them. DOORS KILLED MY PARENTS!

[@yuri9943]

And I just remember when you were 1k subs and did noita, man time flies fast and how did you grow so fast?!

[@WickedWiz]

Those were the days. Good to see you again man. I basically made a few commentary videos that for some reason blew up. My mind is just as blown lol

[@Min0waman]

I swear man even the doors of your own house can confuse you at times

[@salty7631]

This feels like an April Fool's video, but because its release date was November I am left wondering just how serious it is

[@Varangian_af_Scaniae]

Doors here in Sweden "always" opens outward so when going into a building you pull and when going outside you push. That is the standard here and I believe in most of the world outside of the Anglo sphere. You still live as you have servants and you doors open inwards which is dumb. A challenge to all American cops who kick the doors in, try that here in Sweden and see how good that goes for you!

[@feliglobo715]

I can’t believe you made me see a video about doors. I’ll be here for the 100,000 special!

[@joejoejoe2233]

Definitely reminds me of the Vox video on bad doors.

[@Hokatoman]

On my Workplace is a onway revolving door the one who looks like Metall Pipes, and the other side is blocked by a Metal Wall with cutout holes for them so everyone will see that he can only push through the side witout the Metal wall. You don't will know how many people every day get stuck between Metal wall and Pipes because they pull and walk in the Wall Direction . I have no hope for the Future

[@IxodesPersulcatus]

If all you needed to do is push the door, it *certainly* won't stop the horde from mindlessly wandering in.

[@dragonfly5062]

I never thought that doors were so confusing

[@Dem765]

I try both ... Sorry guys. If you're angry and don't want to ruin your exit, a quick, aggressive push/pull motion can avoid humiliation

[@birdgvee4982]

I have made sliding doors my personal enemy doors. I have never, NEVER correctly operated one on the first try. Often I panicked and required assistance.

[@daviddechamplain5718]

Fun fact: it's generally a fire code violation for doors on a public building to open inwards only.

[@TrevorLentz]

I love this video because it describes the same problem I've seen where I work. The only doors I see at work have a pull handle on both sides, with the only stopper existing towards the ceiling. UX design breaks immersion even in the real world. -_- fuckin hell.