Who Dares Wins

[@papersplease]

Fair play to the officers. They were polite and backed up their claims.

[@TheBlueCream]

what u mean 'fair play' to them ?..a strange phrase that..must be English...what are they/ you playing in order to to play it 'fair' to them ?..makes no sense to me

[@eyeofbraille4659]

@@TheBlueCream It's an English idiom expressing approval, I hope that helps.

[@paul12008]

@@TheBlueCream Fair Play meaning - Respect for the rules or equal treatment of all concerned. "he's a player recognized for his sense of fair play"

[@toast2610]

@@TheBlueCream To the English life is a game where the ultimate goal is to play your cards right. They lost the plot some time ago, maybe even before Henry VIII.

[@paulsmaleThefourthdimension]

​​@@toast2610 it's not the English who have lost the plot my friend, it is only the few, namely the Mason's and their followers. The majority of the English do not agree with the minority, the majority are with the majority in every country around the world. We are fighting the Empire builders and their descendants with the rest of the world. And you will do well to remember we helped to bring the Empire down from the inside. We fight to stop global control in exactly the same way you do, but it has to be done without their knowledge, and that is slowly. They the few build, we the majority monitor, contain and control

[@naderamin]

Nice to see two officers that know exactly how to approach a member of the public ¡ Great video as always :D

[@kateroyston9416]

Apart from starting off with 'mate' not sir!

[@goodyeoman4534]

Top marks to the police. Very polite and professional. And massive respect to the guys at Hereford.

[@stoneageman18]

I was at a festival, with a bunch of hippies there in 2019. It is beautiful there too !

[@neilbobbett]

Bs… why come out ? I hate the police with a passion

[@nathankirby4612]

@@neilbobbett what would you do if your house got burgled?

[@goodyeoman4534]

@Sniper247 I know, mate. This video was beyond pathetic. But I'm speaking for myself, not AB.

[@goodyeoman4534]

@@neilbobbett Why shouldn't they come out? If you're so passionate about your hatred, what are you going to do about it?

[@danielpeti3885]

Police officers were calm and composed. We need more of this type of servicemen / women

[@tonypine3434]

they wouldn't be putting the shitters there.

[@Werewolf-yj2yg]

"Women" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@martinhill9261]

These were two good guys.Very polite and fair.

[@veteranobserver7139]

You and DJ are having secret meetings. Same town same week. These MDP police in my opinion are more professional than local police. They are ever learning and very humble guys. Thank you for the blurring out as well.

[@matty1597]

He did mention him in one latest video

[@Johnjosephwright71]

The officer made me smile for no reason he was for sure the best yet! AB I am glad you shook his hand :)

[@TheSadButMadLad]

MOD cops are always very professional. You get the feeling that the MOD do proper vetting of their constables. Unlike the other police.

[@ianhly]

Good point mate .

[@mgblue]

15:50 oh dear, how embarrassing for you... got proven wrong and threw your toys out the pram, how childish do you sound. Respect for the two officers for remaining calm. Let yourself down a bit there with that AB.

[@TheBlueCream]

u like authoritarianism obviously

[@mgblue]

@@TheBlueCream yes daddy :)

[@garlicgorilla6540]

RIP lee Rigby. Of course they will check who is wandering around a military barracks.

[@TheBlueCream]

he wasnt wandering round it he was OUTSIDE

[@garlicgorilla6540]

@@TheBlueCream i said ‘around’

[@sararedfearn4691]

Thank you for remembering Mr Lee Rigby( RIP ). MrJR. Ex Army.

[@AM2K2]

That sort of logic is how America ended up with the patriot act.

[@Bumbaclot213]

@@TheBlueCream filming with a camera - you really think they would turn a blind eye to that?

[@kaiuluitova6369]

plot twist: the coppers are SAS Vets

[@amk1984]

No officers were harmed in the making of this video

[@glynnsmith4560]

Excellent officers. Nice to see them cheerful and with a sense of humour.

[@user-fc5vj2gi1e]

The Sergeant is totally right. The implied right of access doesn't allow a person to just wander around on that land. It's implied that the person will be using the land to fulfil a process linked with the site. I.e. arriving to visit and enter. Just because there isn't a physical barrier doesn't give an automatic right of access. Think about a postman having implied right of access on your driveway. It's implied he can walk up your drive/path to post a letter. It doesn't mean he can just stand there all day. Same for anyone

[@blobrana8515]

Implied right of access is a bit more complex; you could access the mod pavement to simply walk along it. Or you may have a purpose in accessing the pavement (ie take photographs or sightsee ) it doesn't exclude you simply because you don't have an invite or purpose within the actual site. The landowner, bylaw or court order can revoke your right to access. It would similar to walking through a shopping center; you don't need to actually buy something from the shops or have an invitation or purpose in walking through the shopping centre.

[@joelhall5124]

They were actually pretty good coppers. One of the better videos.

[@Bighandsdown]

Nice to see some Police officers with ego in check. Both decent and an asset to the Police force. Nice to see after so many trying to do as they please

[@garethhughes2498]

So let's get this straight, you go and start filming for an audit? Outside a special forces unit, who by the way actually participate in keeping tools like you safe so you can litreally film! You absoulatey have no clue on what they actually do t keep us all safe. You then have an interaction with the Police, for obvious reasons, which went very professionally on their part. They then go the extra mile and actually confirm the ambiguity around the lay bay to which you then default to a petulant child state and escalate the issue by issuing threats. All because they were right and you were wrong! Just shows what you are and what your true motive is. You should have taken that one on the chin as in line with transparency and fair auditing values. Let yourself down there very badly on this occasion. Very disappointed indeed. Hopefully you will learn a valuable lesson going forward.

[@markcadier]

Would love to know how many hours of tax payers money he's wasted by these kind of videos. Goading the workers who try to keep our streets safe to promote a KZbin chanel. Complete w××ker.

[@carrot_mctekkit2373]

You don't seem to understand what an audit is then. No boundaries, just lawful activities

[@garethhughes2498]

@carrot_mctekkit2373 Of course, there are boundaries, and its to test and exercise them lawfully as law-abiding citizens, ensuring that if they dont, we on behalf of the public hold them to account correctly. Not get petulant when one is professional all the way and not like it because they have behaved and acted they way the public expect. Should work both ways, and if you do do it, you should work to the same standard of public service. I know it's disappointing to the amateurs re the click bait aspect for hits, but correct professional behaviour should also be recognised, and if you don't do that, it is you with a great big lack.of understanding re the auditing principles.

[@carpetcrawler284]

And to give a tool like you the opportunity to disagree.

[@EarthtoAdam95]

@@carrot_mctekkit2373”audit” is just a made up term for sad jobsworths who get off on antagonising police

[@jimdavis5230]

Back in 1997 the MOD police raided my house with a search warrant early in the morning while I was getting ready for work. They said they had reason to suspect I was monitoring Police radio messages due to the several radio antennas mounted on my house. I explained that I was a fully licenced radio amateur and my radio equipment couldn't receive Police radio messages. They said that they had never heard of amateur radio. Okay so I switched my radio equipment on to let them listen. When they heard Morse Code they quickly left my house without saying sorry for raiding my house in error. That incident cost me one day's pay. I therefore conclude that the MOD Police are not professional at all. Amateur radio stations were Policed by the Radio Communications Agency at that time, nothing to do with the MOD or civilian Police. I wonder which stupid brain dead Magistrate gave them a warrant to raid a house that was perfectly legal and licenced to use the amateur radio bands. I requested that the MOD Police should reimburse my lost days pay but they ignored my request. Where was I employed at that time you may wonder. I was employed by the MOD as a contract project manager for radio communications for the MOD Police !. You couldn't make this up. They say that truth is stranger than fiction and my story proves that to be true. Comments welcome.

[@jimdavis5230]

@@bigwillywombat7804 Yes so they have been incompetent for a long time.

[@vanpallandt5799]

How would you lose pay?

[@jimdavis5230]

@@vanpallandt5799 I was a contractor and had to be at work by 8 am. The MOD Police were in my house so I had to phone my employer who were not happy about my house being raided by the MOD Police. My manager told me not to go into work that day, Therefore I lost one days pay.

[@jimdavis5230]

@@bigwillywombat7804 expect justice. Do you think that's wrong?

[@jakubs.5966]

This is how it should play out everytime. Both sides checking things out in polite manner!

[@mrg1911]

Great episode AB, and pleasant officers…

[@turdwarbler]

The police guys were great. Polite, professional, knew their stuff, and backup up there claims with a schematic thats shows the boundry. Well done guys, you need to go and train the rest of the police in the country.

[@Greensiteofhell]

@turdwarbler - the small parking space was still open tho.

[@heatherbaker8596]

Once again armed police know how to have a conversation, be polite and seem to be more reasonable than the average cop in the street who falls over them selves to put cuffs on and search you.

[@davemelville480]

Well done to the officers. Professional and engaging. You’re a shining example.

[@rob.1]

No need for you to push at the end AB. The police treated you well, you didn't need to escalate it.

[@samanthacurl2640]

Why not testing them how they behave?. No need to cry about it princess

[@69mosshead]

Yeah was a little pedantic of him, still love ya though AB x.

[@whatilearnttoday5295]

The cop is trying to exclude him from the area without making it official. They want their cake and to eat it too. This is by definition tyranny.

[@archdeak423]

Once again the MOD Police show civility and the correct manner of how to interact with the Public. Well done boys !!

[@saeguilo]

Perfect audit. Both sticking to the law and keeping their egos away.

[@adamfreeman2348]

Yes but it must have hard for them

[@butmay1893]

apart from the auditor was egotistical and tyranical

[@overlordone1246]

The police were really nice at this camp, AB you were being a bit of a dick here mate… don’t beat up the guys that are OK… focus on punishing the idiots.

[@sirtinley-knot2944]

think you were a bit out of order here AB... it's the SAS ffs... these guys' identities need to remain hidden

[@David-ix1uv]

He’s in public. He can film. If SAS man don’t like it, then he shouldn’t approach and make a big deal in front of the camera that he’s SAS

[@StrawberrySunday212]

This is probably where I feel uncomfortable seeing audits being done. I felt you were pushing a bit too much there. You can understand why someone recording makes them twitchy and those who don't like their plates/faces being filmed as they will want to stay as incognito as possible. This is the SAS after all, AB. Stick to auditing cops shops.

[@fastandfurious3173]

Yeah stick to local police stations mate. This is national security.

[@lightningstrikes7314]

If you're 'uncomfortable', don't watch and find a 'safe' space.

[@fresh.prince7472]

🤡☝️

[@TheBlueCream]

oh for petes sake.u like authoritarianism ?

[@JaneDoe-bo9tz]

Agree there was no need to take it further about the applied right of access

[@robotsonmars1989]

Threatening to sit and record plates and faces wasn't your best move dude

[@TheBlueCream]

says the guy not challenging authority

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@TheBlueCream I'm the guy who's not an ex con (as most auditers are) running around with a chip on both shoulders. Anyway I was merely suggesting AB might not wanna wake up with a man dressed in all black sitting on the edge of his bed in the wee hours 😆 😆

[@johnvienta7622]

@@robotsonmars1989 , are you suggesting that the SAS would disregard their oath and intimidate members of the public. I thought that only the Australian SAS did things like that, along with killing boys sitting in fields with their dog.

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@johnvienta7622 Just collateral damage 😆

[@johnvienta7622]

@@robotsonmars1989 . I was speaking to someone I know and they made pretty much the same comment, so I asked them how they would react if the Indonesians invaded us, which is the most likely situation, and their soldiers shot his son who was doing nothing more than sitting in a field with his dog. If we accept war crimes by our own troops, then we should not bitch about other countries doing it to us.

[@RanDomRikM]

Another two decent ones. That smiling Sgt looked like a friend of mine, he's always smiling too 😊

[@samhayes9848]

What’s a waste of space, time, human occupation. Trying to find imaginary issues and cause problems for a barracks and police officers doing their job role as instructed. Awful attitude and approach. Another inconvenience for society.

[@freedom-pj2xw]

Much respect to these 2 officers 👏. Very respectful.

[@adamfreeman2348]

You think. They are just old hands and v v cunning.

[@andyb7813]

2 great officers and another excellent audit.

[@mikeportlock1]

Love them two. The beard guy is brilliant, would love to sit down and have a pint with him. You proper gave them a hard time and they were still well nice.

[@neotheone2601]

If officers in the video are watching/reading this. You should be proud! As always 10/10@AB

[@neiljones5773]

Polite, fair and most of all friendly officers, even though you were holding their feet to the fire a bit, the attitude didn’t change 👍

[@scottthefunk]

They were very patient with you I think that Sgt was outstanding.

[@robwood8331]

Not really they have to do their legal job ffs ....

[@NarnianRailway]

Compared maps using resource "satellites". Based on the two construction sites on the SAS base, Google map aerial is slightly more current than the Apple map aerial, but Apple map shows the large blue cranes better on the east building construction site. Bing uses the same aerial as Apple and the A480 street view is continuous. Another plan map option shows a red line that corresponds to the outer perimeter fence as the property line per the shading.

[@DAZVADER74]

I Think you OVER STEPPED the Mark on This One AB …. Them Police officers where FANTASTIC with you ..& at end of day the TRUE PURPOSE of Auditing IS TO ENFORCE CHANGE ,, but they Don’t Need to Change Anything ! & think it was YOU that needed to Change your attitude in this instance AB

[@kalkan98]

Nice Handshake at the end AB just confirming that were all just trying to go about our daily lives even more so with public access and just filming for the record!!!!

[@1963impala2drWaylonWire]

LOVE your content m'friend.. thanks for what you do from a friend across the big pond :)

[@rapid1019]

Could almost guarantee the SAS have ABs picture now too and he won't even know. They don't like people snooping around their base.

[@Bacrenfencing]

The trooper took his photo when driving past in the BMW - drove past holding his phone up.

[@kendorney8721]

You are right AB you are talking about public easement. It is worth looking it up so that you know for sure.

[@shireen2296]

The stark contrast military police office and the Metropolitan police force is astounding! How are the military police so relaxed, asertive and friendly? But the Met scream and shout like everyone is a potential criminal/terrorist?!

[@EAAUDITS]

NIce one AB KEEP GOING, stay safe & peace ! Kentish Town incident went EXACTLY as i would have expected - they beat me senseless once!

[@AndreasKlanzer2384]

You’re overstepping the mark on this one ….for many reasons

[@jesusrevus8017]

Every road doesn’t have to have a pavement on both sides. How many villages or country roads only have a pavement on one side or sometimes not at all.

[@dinointhetube7952]

Mod seem more professional than normal plod . Big up AB better than google maps 👍

[@8888Dino8888]

He would not put these boys in trouble ever that’s not what’s he’s about. The one thing he has got is respect full stop

[@paulie-Gualtieri.]

So AB what colour was the boat house in Hereford ?

[@Stuart_George]

Shh, it's a secret.😀

[@DONK8118]

😂

[@andy2610]

I really dislike people like the guy filming. It's sad and a pathetic pass time.

[@beer_goggler]

Sometimes the police make a dick of themselves and sometimes AB makes a dick of himself. The stuff at the end was completely unnecessary. Also I'd assume SAS personnel anonymity could end up life and death.

[@D-G-]

Have people got so little to do in life that they go around wasting police time and being rude to people who don’t want to appear on film. And threaten to zoom their lenses into a special forces base? And a foreigner at that? Quibbling over whether a curb is or isn’t public property? Absolutely muppet.

[@phoebus007]

Good pair of police officers who were both polite, amiable and knowledgeable about the rules. Set a good example to many others you encounter. Because of the nature of the camp and sensitivity over identification of those coming and going, I am sure they will have had additional training and plenty of experience in dealing with people taking an interest in the area.

[@8888Dino8888]

Simply a different level of professional policing bravo

[@PMJ4]

Many years ago I used to be cleared to work on this base, it's quite an intimidating experience to be escorted around with a guy with a gun at all times.

[@veteranobserver7139]

Hey, How many years ago and what were you delivering?

[@veteranobserver7139]

@@ruperttristanblythe7512 🤣

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@veteranobserver7139 Bog roll 😆

[@pooooornopigeon]

You should have asked to go into the ` killing house ` you would have shit your pants.

[@jamesoneill2933]

They are dirty bastards who murdered many civilians in Ireland

[@Orlandojusticenomaga]

That’s rude you of blurd the number plate , I’m surprised this hasn’t been censored, this is national security. 10:00

[@losttog]

A proper Sunday treat!

[@markgillespie8842]

I think this is the first vid of yrs that I'm on the side of the cops lol. You kept pushing but he stayed calm.

[@Murphy252000]

They need more like him, cheers from county Derry, Northern Ireland

[@StrawberrySunday212]

Prefect approach by these gentlemen. God bless those service people in the SAS who protect us and keep our country safe,

[@sandgrownun66]

If you have the SAS, why would you need a god?

[@scotttchviski6706]

@@sandgrownun66 If you have a god why would you need the SAS?

[@sandgrownun66]

@@scotttchviski6706 God doesn't exist. That's why we need the SAS.

[@scotttchviski6706]

@@sandgrownun66 That was the point I was trying to make. Hence the 'if' at the start.

[@paulsmaleThefourthdimension]

@@scotttchviski6706 Because everything is found in its opposite, there is no left without right. No top without bottom, no good without evil, no right without wrong. So it is the will of the father, and the nature of our mother, we have to walk into hell for a heavenly cause.

[@vincentsubmarinismo774]

These guys reminded me of the police of my youth, approachable, decent, fair. qualities sadly missing from the majority of muscle heads employed today.

[@jamielee9350]

Now this vid was brilliant . Loved how the officers obscured your view discretely @12:30 when the two Toyota operational vehicles came through. I know you might be tempted AB, but it's not recommended jumping that fence 🤣 Take care.

[@johnvienta7622]

Still got nice clear shots of the rego plates though. I missed it the first time but you are correct as the Police noticed the vans and immediately altered their positions.

[@hadrianjohnstone6578]

When you put pressure on the sergeant he did much better than most that I have seen on British audits , he did well in the camera but I'm sure it would be very much different if they DIDN'T see the camera then you would get a much stronger response from such a facility as long as they can't see the camera but well done sergeant you have read the memo and adjusted accordingly.

[@iananderson1231]

What occurred in this video is the way it should, respect to these MOD Police officers, well played and highly professional, and fair play on this occasion to Audit Britain he tried to push it but couldn't and realised his boundaries!

[@markosmith8037]

The Military / MOD type police seem to have more people skills than the regular police constables.

[@Itisfinished.]

Those two were ok,a bit petty because the truth is that if you were not filming and just walked by they wouldn't have even noticed you. In all fairness they were not bad and I am a bit impressed and im not much of a supporter of the police but respect and miss the real constables of old who followed the law of the land and not corrupted government legislation,i got fired after 14 years unblemished record for not taking the jab even though my employer knew that I don't take any pharmaceuticals so believe me, allowing the government to over ride someone's free will is dangerous because after i was fired they changed their vile decision,who do they think they are or was there an important agenda connected to the jab?

[@davidcann6021]

Very professional there and even provided evidence that the land was private. Unlike the police the military certainly have grounds at the moment to be more jumpy about people filming installations.

[@sandymcghee3328]

Great video as always AB the sgt @ the pc there were very nice 👍👍👍👍👍

[@mharris7380]

Excellent police officers. The Sargent kept his cool very well when you were disputing the layby.

[@norm7298]

I loved the ending, it reminded me of Elmer Fudd from the Looney Tunes, 'be very, very quiet we are haunting wabbit's' 🐰

[@doOf3r]

Guy in the BMW didn't want to be filmed so drove passed 19 times to make sure he wasn't....

[@veteranobserver7139]

Guarantee he also logged it on his spread sheet under the seat.

[@TheBalladGuy.]

Fair play he knew about PINAC and... loved that last little sneaky walk on the MOD verge. 😂😂

[@melindaclark4748]

Be sure these are our real protectors. Top respect.

[@bluepurgatory2927]

MOD Plod lead by example, something the civilian police should follow.

[@lolaridgeback5875]

That went better than i was expecting. I have driven passed a few times and some people break down and the MOD police will move the car or van down the road away from the site.

[@covid-2031]

Great coppers ....cool calm and collected.....no hissy fits and very very professional....

[@robbieali9383]

Total respect to the SAS .. also the police officers are a credit too brilliant video which has shown this 😁👍

[@glenns_AI]

Nice guys, nice audit AB.

[@judithmatthews8460]

You can access that land to read the notices. So there is an implied right of access for business.

[@auditpundit1199]

There is no iimplied right of access. The cop was wrong. It's a permission.

[@SnakePliskin762]

@@auditpundit1199 you're right but he was correct in revoking it.

[@robertwatt7394]

Two excellent MOD Policemen ( Probably ex Servicemen) who have experience in dealing with the general public unlike the young plods who wind up everyone. Well done AB

[@ef7480]

The thing to realise is that many sites that exit onto a main road require a visibility splay so that vehicles can stop at the exit and have a clear view of the main road in both directions whilst still being within the site. This creates the situation where the main gate is set back from the boundary giving the appearance that the 'boundary' is not where you think, but yeah, if publicly accessible and all that.. Cant really fault the PCs on this one as they stuck to their code of ethics..

[@cathykinn4516]

The thing is, with Ministry of Defence Establishments, is that the Civil Servants who have signed the Official Secrets Act are told to not draw attention to themselves, to not even reveal that they work at the MOD, to just say "I'm a Civil Servant" or "In Admin" or "Office Worker" because they risk being blackmailed by our enemies to steal Secrets, info. Then you film them & their friends or even family see them going in or out & start asking questions. So you are probably committing an offence by filming them because it's a risk to National Security. The Police are not the same, they operate in Public.

[@MrBarry465]

What the hell is the point of this? You walk around with a camera trying to atagonise a response from the police?

[@stevelavelle2597]

Good old school coppers who understand the law unlike the 12 year olds they are employing today. SAS barracks has to be one of the most secure bases in the world and yet they wheren't over zealous, they where very friendly and accomodating. I think AB was a bit out of order there and you really do not want to jump those fences of those barracks

[@Assyrian]

AB, for the first time I can actually say that you were wrong in this case. They were professional with you and came out to back up their claims and using your camera to threaten is wrong .... But love the vids ...lol

[@hn4338]

I've watched loads of these and find it interesting for reasons beyond my understanding. I've been critical of loads of auditors and that includes some (few) of ABs interactions. This process is about growth and evolution though. Adapting to changes in attitude, behaviour and the power shift owing to technology. It is a very interesting experiment. This vid has propelled AB far beyond any other auditor I've seen. He tested, pushed and teased the PCs. We know AB is no pushover, but he wasn't combative ,instead reciprocating the manner in which he was approached and engaged. He gave as good as he got and still managed to meet both on the same level of respect. This was the most enjoyable watch just because both parties tested each others boundaries. But ultimately, sensing no threat enjoyed the exchange and ended on a really positive note.

[@Oldman525]

Amazed they brought out the Land Registry to show and allowed it to be filmed, see it's just MOD and rightly so needs to be protected.

[@jeffreybail353]

the camera itself makes the story, it is like a magnet, it attracts even cars driving by.

[@benji.B-side]

Yo! AB!! You got on well with PC Santa, although you did like to test him and his mate a little haha. Great content as usual. Keep doing your thing! Peace and love!

[@petermchugh4743]

AB - just because lane is private doesn’t mean a road is not adopted and maintained by Local Authority. Ownership of a road does not stop a road being adopted.

[@JREStuff]

please respect the worlds finest soldiers the SAS and blur their faces out, or anyone entering the base, for their safety, people hunt them for a living and their family, you wouldnt want your family tortured would you?

[@nicelad3465]

The officers conducted themselves very well. Brilliant video as usual. Your message is getting across AB! Your message is getting across.

[@rontrousers4889]

Officers with a genuine reason to be concerned about terrorists are professional, jolly and respectful of your rights. We’ll done gents.

[@counsellor1956]

I don't think the jolly cop has an understanding of 'implied right of access'... but apart from that they handled the audit well

[@georgehorobin438]

I love you AB but I don’t think the sas should be interfered with, there the best in the world let them do there thing

[@Tuga4life]

Know many roads with just one pavement in them.. no point taken there AB

[@soneyliston7902]

When they came close to you 12:21 that was for a reason, they were shielding the driver who is from the camp (if you get my drift) he was at first going to put his hand over your cam or try to block it, then thought better of it.... And that's both them vehicles.

[@replicas11]

Not comfortable with you doing the army barracks etc. The cop shops are fair game.

[@glenseagles]

AB the best thing you can do to bridge the gap is to take good officers names and email addresses along with the general email address for where they are based so your fans can email them directly. It only makes the whole station watch these videos. The sheer number of good emails will be seen by the whole force then you have done your job and in turn taught indirectly the whole station how to act. These guys off the back knew what you were up to so they were being nice.