❤️ When he gives us a new Documentary I say to hubby “Oh Good! This is what I’m doing tonight!” I make an evening of it. I really do. Cup of tea, get a candle going, the lights are low. LPR- this was so interesting, and I do love your Documentaries (though they are very tragic). ☹️ Officer Brailsford gave me a sense that he has a bit of a “rock star” complex. Now, I respect the Police. But he seems without a hint of humility or compassion!
Cop: "Do you need medical attention right now?" Yeah. A psychologist trained specifically in PTSD. Because this poor woman is going to have that for the rest of her life.
It sucks we cant go back in time and tell Daniel to tell the truth when they asked him if he was drunk... The dude was 3x over the limit... I could barely understand all those commands and I'm watching this sober...
My jaw absolutely dropped when the jury came back with either and/or both of their verdicts being not guilty! This could so easily have been avoided when he was on the ground, the woman had already been detained in handcuffs, and they could have simply walked over to him (especially seeing there were so many of cops, so some could have obviously stood around with their guns still pointed at him) and handcuffed him. This cop, no doubt, was and had been on a power trip. BTW, nice engraving he had gotten there on his gun... not professional at all. And now he is set for life at the expense of the taxpayers without even having to work for the PD. What an absolute smack in the face to Daniel's family. My heart aches for his little girls especially. Glad his parents at least prevailed in their civil suit, and I'm hoping the same happens for his common-law wife. Never heard of this case, and you did a phenomenal job of covering this. You had my attention the whole time, although I did have to of course just take a couple-minute breaks for tasks around the house. Anyhow, so glad you uploaded today... it was well worth the wait, just a phenomenal job all around, so thank you and hope you have a wonderful rest of your week! See you in the next one, sir.
Shooting someone that was obviously unarmed and completely overwhelmed with the situation would be unthinkable in germany. We may have some rude officers as well sometimes, especially in the bigger cities, but none would go so far, ever. The situation escalated when the officer simply gave him too many instructions. I work in the costumer service and see it on a daily basis that when i give too much input at once, ppl may not be able to follow and stop listening until i break it down and repeat the current step serveral times so that the costumer catches up again. This is was a massive flaw by the officer. He caused a problem, put the overly stressed victim in a situation where he couldnt follow instructions and i really have the feeling he was like "aw fuck it, lets shoot". This man is supposed to be trained to handle these situations. And Id consider make a scared civilian follow my commands as the absolute basics. I cannot stress enough how unacceptable this is.
Damn that stressed me ME out I was on edge scared to death to make one move while watching that. Imagine having guns pointed at you while being screamed to not make one mistake of moving or you'll be blown away. Being put in that stressful situation I would automatically be confused and I would probably accidentally move out of nervousness. And some people wonder why people are scared of police. It's cause of shit like this.
This documentary is top notch. You hit it out of the park with this one! Wow, amazing, amazing job. This documentary deserves a million + views, I must spread the word! As good as it was, this was a very hard watch, I've been emotional. He begs for his life, these power hungry cops could care less. It is infuriating. I'm all for defunding the cops. Shit like this gets me like no other. The REAL job of a cop has gone to the wayside. Protect and SERVE my ass.
Thank you so much for another phenomenally produced and wonderfully narrated documentary about such a sensitive topic. As always, you continue to out do yourself and it’s beyond appreciated!
The video of Daniel’s death is one of the most upsetting, appalling things I ever witnessed. We need to rethink the use of deadly force by law enforcement in this country. Understand being an LEO is dangerous, but shooting someone 50 times as a matter of protocol because you briefly can’t see their hands is beyond unacceptable.
Number 1. “This is the police. I need the female to leave alone” nope. Could have been anyone asking me to leave the safety of my room. Number 2. What was Daniel doing other than following instructions? What threat did he pose? Thank you for this video. I find your narration and voice to be empathetic and appropriate to the content.
I dont at all agree with what happened, but he also did not perfectly conduct his manner as the police was ordering him to do. This is a borderline case in many aspects, the police are trained to shoot a suspect if they think they pose a threat (can be other reasons too) Daniel did not comply perfectly this is partly on Daniel but also partly on the police officer barking orders one after another, so no order can be complied with when it is expressively said. Daniel was acting in a very defeatist way that should not be constructed as a threat unless that threat is realized, that would be seeing daniel with a weapon. No weapon no one shoots because the police has the upper hand majorly, he is down on all fours, appears to slip and tries to right himself which is a very natural instinctual act, that you are programmed to do by your biology. He posed no real threat but a very minor perceived threat that the officer made the erroneous judgement that it was a threat. This doesnt absolve the officer by any measure, I am not saying that the police officer should have shot in a different way, what i am saying is that he should wait a split second in this instance before making those shots, to confirm that he posed a threat or if it was a mistake. Its easy to just see and react emotionally, im not saying you did that by the way, but the reality is somewhere in between our emotions and our thoughts. We could justify this killing by ignoring our emotions and that is clearly wrong, We could also say that he did comply (which he didnt) on an emotional basis. But the truth is somewhere in between.
God no, this case has always made me so sad and miserable. He didn’t deserve to be killed. I can already tell I’m going to be so upset watching this but thank you for telling his story. This should never happen again 😢
As always, this documentary is top notch and full of unbiased information presented in such an interesting and straightforward manner with no extra drama. I love your style. I've watched every single episode, just on TV, so no commenting for a while. This episode however, needed to be commented on. ***SPOILERS*** This episode had me yelling at the TV for the last 30 minutes. It was interesting business as usual, a bit of an introduction, a bit of background, then the police video began. When the cop starts to abuse the bejesus out of them as they finally emerge from the room, I began to get a little mouthy myself. I mean, it's not like they leave a hotel room and suddenly face multiple heavily armed cops who are yelling at them. Who would think in a situation like that, that abuse and threats could end with one party being shot? I understand being firm and direct at first, but the poor bastard was OBVIOUSLY not being threatening and he was co-operating as best he could while filling his shorts. When the shots occur, that's when I really started yelling. Woke up my poor puppy. From that point on, I was disgusted, but unfortunately not surprised, by the subsequent events and the American justice system (not that I think the Australian justice system would have been any better). Ohh, the language hurled towards the television when the smug bastard is on the stand should not be used in polite company. I was really disappointed in the jury for letting him walk AFTER seeing the bodycam footage. At that point I just yelled, "What the fuck, America?" at my TV. The thing that really got me was the part of the autopsy report that was on the screen for a hot minute. To have been shot at that angle (back of the neck and upper back through to the chest) if he was reaching to pull up his shorts, his head would have had to have been down near the floor. He also had thin shorts and a shirt on, would a gun be that easy to hide? I honestly don't know the answer to the last one and it will bug me. Thanks for another fantastically informative documentary that will have me thinking over a lot of issues and have my neighbours thinking I'm batshit crazy.
This is such a sad case. I'm from the UK so I hadn't heard of this case before but there were two things I noticed. 1 the officer asked are you both drunk, and Mr shaver said no, because only 1 of them were drunk which was him, therefore he didn't lie. 2) "the officer ordered him to crawl toward them, and I personally would have put my hands on the floor and crawled in the same way as he did, they should have said "remain kneeling and use your knees to move towards us with your hands in the air." His shorts were falling down which is why he probably went to pull them up. It makes me sad and angry that in my opinion the officer got away with murder not only that but a nice pay packet and after previous unsatisfactory work ethics on multiple occasions, whilst Mr Shaver's partner and children struggle on in many ways I imagine. The Army have much more stricter guidelines and disciplines when it comes to shooting whilst in action. It makes you wonder how much protection the police in every country have supporting them. You get a worse sentence for insulting an officer than he got for killing this poor man. Excuse the amount I wrote, I feel passionate about this case. Brilliant work again though, thorough and informative video again, love your channel x
he has to live the rest of his life knowing he murdered someone with excessive force, someone who was pleading and crying out not to be shot. wow i just can't believe it. it just seems extremely corrupt and totally fucked up (excuse my language) he was fired, re-hired, acquitted of murder, and then retired. ?
Wasn’t expecting this. I remember seeing the video, angered. Had to pause this one for another day. Heart wrenching. Such fowl pieces of shit that walk among us...
Absolutely heartbreaking. Just finished watching the part with the body cam footage and I’m outraged. There could have been so many different ways this could have been handled. Awful. And the fact that they wanted the footage to be hidden from the public says enough in my opinion. I know I’ve commented this on a previous video but I’ll say it again, your videos are wonderfully put together and I look forward to each one
I really like how you played Doane & Brailsford’s bodycam footage side-by-side; it shows how narrow the field of view of the camera is. Doane’s footage hardly shows Brailsford at all, yet Brailsford is barely two feet to the right and slightly ahead of Doane…you should be able to see him! Makes me wonder why they chose not to go with a fisheye lens, except cost of course. The missed footage may not always be relevant, but I’d rather have it and not need it, as they say.
The cop talking absolutely pisses me off. I get it’s an extremely stressful job. I do appreciate the police. But how you deal with and talk to people can determine the outcome. I wouldn’t want this guy to walk my dog. I know y’all get treated bad for nothing a lot of times but you have to treat the next person you deal with with respect. Some may disagree with me but how that officer talked to them hyped up the situation. It hyped up the young cop that them. Im just as pissed at the guy “talking” as I am with the guy that shot him. RIP So so so sad
You shouldn't appreciate any cop until you see some of them speaking out against police violence, They don't deserve any respect from anyone until they do.
I entirely agree. In a different post, I said that I felt that energy of the police is a video game/Hollywood film/simulation. He was talking so aggressively, it was bound to go wrong. I also said that the threat IS THE GUN not the guy. When they've got the would-be offenders on the floor prostrate, why not first REMOVE THE THREAT? It makes no sense. They don't even ask him to confirm whether there is a weapon in his possession. Wouldn't you while you're interrogating send officers to sweep the hotel room? None of this made sense to me, though, this is an edited version of the event.
@@davev7615 wow. They don’t deserve respect? I give respect to all unless that INDIVIDUAL has done something not to deserve. To go around with that attitude of not respecting police JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE POLICE is ignorant on your part. Good luck in life
I agree with you. Especially when you compare to how he addressed the cops with the game plan, it was all chill and cordial...he started talking to the suspects in that manner but then he just kept escalating things to the point where daniel was literally crying and begging not to be shot...
There were so many police, why didn’t some of them just approach the “suspects” when they were on the floor while the others left their guns pointed at them? Like, does anyone know if there’s an actual reason. Seems like nothing other than a power trip of the cop barking instructions for so long.
There are several reasons why they didn't do that. All the cops knew from the call was someone was pointing a rifle out the window. They dont know who is armed, or how many people are armed, and they dont know if theres someone else in the room that didn't come out who could also be armed. So the main issue comes down to crossfire. The hallway doesn't have much cover and the hidden doors are an issue that I already described. But yeah, if Daniel did have a gun and decided to pull it when one of the cops was coming at him, the backup police behind the approaching officer cant fire without risking hitting their own man.
The other thing you should keep in mind is they (the cops) did have a lot of firepower in that hallway, yet only one cop fired. In videos where u see multiple cops and an armed suspect they all shoot IF they see a weapon... and we know at least one other cop had lethal weapons drawn, and he was right next to Brailsford.
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The wrong place and time to do a training exercise. Asshole said “ no, you aren’t clear. You didn’t frisk her yet.” And the yelling... like, who barks louder kinda shit. They don’t even bother to check him after they murdered him!?!
Exactly! And you know they didn’t search him afterwards because they already knew he was unarmed right from the start. You know that somewhere in the darker parts of law enforcement they award dirty cops for doing stuff like killing innocent civilians. Gosh, this episode just made me so mad!
About to watch but too excited not to comment prematurely. I’m just so chuffed to see a new episode from ya today! Thank you so very much. Gonna start watching it now.
As always, very well done. This one will stick with me for a long time, I can tell. Sometimes, it's one of the smaller things in a story or video that I have a hard-time shaking. In this case, it's when the ex-officer barks at him to bring his arms up again after putting him behind his back the first time. Daniel brings his arms forward and, just the way he moves, you can see he is 100% scared shitless. All so very sad and so completely preventable. The ex-officer was on a power trip from start to finish. How many times did he bark/threaten that he would shoot or this would end badly or that Daniel would die before he murdered him? So very sad.
The only tiny piece of comic relief I got was when he was yelling through the door at the beginning: "Room five zero two...this is the Mesa Police..." After a few tries with no response, he then says: "Acknowledge me!" I was thinking, 'I'm sure that's the story of your life. With your parents, in school, with women, now with your thin blue line cohorts...notice meeee!"
Been patiently waiting for another video from you. This is hard to watch. I am not a minority and I live in Canada. I cannot say I know how it feels to fear the police, although I definitely don't trust them. Love and peace to the victims and their families. xxx
Heartbreaking and gut wrenching. This coverup cannot go unpunished. I hope your video garners the amount of views needed to get the word out to her donation campaign. As well as to your other videos and Patreon! Your videos are very very well crafted …
Good episode! I followed this case from the begining and as you stated this was the begining of the bodycam era, we had to wait years for the actual shooting to be released. I couldn't believe the prosecution wouldn't allow his widow to view the footage without signing an NDA... they're supposed to be on the side of the people... I still feel for Daniel's family, and I hope they're doing better now. I'll never forget the heartbreaking video his widow put out shortly after the killing, it's basically just her laying in bed in pitch black darkness, and all you hear is one of his young daughters in another room crying that she wants her daddy over and over.... the mom tearfully explaining that's all her daughter does now. Daniel's death was senseless... they got called out there because he was seen with a rifle, did they think he stuck it in the back pocket of his gym shorts, and it somehow remained hidden under his t shirt while they made him get on his knees to crawl?
I thought the same! He's wearing basketball shorts for crying out loud! You'd certainly see a rifle, or any gun for that matter, if it didn't just fall out at some point.
Your last three episodes sre incredible you have literally taken my breath away. Your presentation of these cases are absolutely outstanding all you do is allow reality to play out you are not scared of real life I salute you for having the courage to stand for humanity and the truth. Never retreat and never surrender to the push and pull of people that might think they know what's best for others. You have always been true to what you put out in the world and stand by your creativity with no shame nor should you. You are unique and true. Keep up the fabulous work, I know it takes alot out of you . Please keep doing what you are doing it is worth it I for one will always support you. Thank you so much Keep safe and take care.
Guilty! He could have chosen to do so many different things. There’s no way he was going for a weapon. Plus why shoot 5 times!! Extreme! But there’s no way they can put a cop down as then all the cops would have to be questioned on so many cases. This is why I don’t think I’ll ever visit there. Scary 😟 Rip 🪦 Daniel
You know they didn’t search him afterwards because they already knew he was unarmed right from the start. You know that somewhere in the darker parts of law enforcement they award dirty cops for doing stuff like killing innocent civilians. Gosh, this episode just made me so mad!
@@Soniti1324 I didn’t hear that, thank you 🙏! Appreciate the answer. I just deleted that whole part because really, it makes no difference to his murder.
He’s just scummy. The prosecutor questioning him isn’t the best though. With all her “ummms” and halting starts and stops. Hardly a thorough cross-examination. Disappointing. A better prosecutor could’ve secured a conviction.
I’ve been subscribed for a while and didn’t get this recommended to me! So happy you’re back, your content is by far the best, well researched, and carefully crafted true crime content on the platform. Looking forward to finally watching this tomorrow (and ugh, have I put off watching anything about Daniel for years… but I know you’ll do right by him.)
This one was hard for me to watch... it makes me sick to my stomach to watch stories of police behaving with unnecessary force and such a gross miscarriage of justice for that victims family. My father is a police officer and I still strongly believe america needs police reform.
I just got recommended this channel 2 minutes ago. Haven't watched a frame of content yet, but when I saw you had made a Daniel Shaver video that was an hour long, I was in...am in. This story is so awful. Those cops, especially the shooter should have paid dearly for their actions. The fact that this happens every day, and that this case wasn't national news for a week is just fucked. Now that I have watched most of the video, I have to say- amazing job. Absolutely top-tier in every possible way. I am very much looking forward to all of your videos and will be telling anyone and everyone about this channel. So good!
@@LPRPresents Thank you! I'm on to another episode already. Daniel Shaver, though. Just so far beyond the realm of anything acceptable. Just the way those hogs were speaking should've been enough to be fired 'IF YOU MAKE A MISTAKE- WE WILL SHOOT YOU' ...Man, STFU. The thought that there are people out there that say, "Should have followed their commands better. The girl could do it..." Makes me struggle with wtf this country even is anymore. As if the girl got away unscathed- like she's not traumatized. You can see it in her. They probably tried hard to charge her with something. Goddamn sociopathic cops playing Simon Says with military grade weaponry. Sick shit.
True. I always thought that the officers weren’t actively paying attention, as even though they said they weren’t drunk, both the girl and Daniel clearly were.
I have a question for any AZ resident that is a legal gun owner. I looked up that AZ issues CCW but they are not required so obviously they must have a sh-t ton of residents with weapons in the homes and/or vehicles. It must've been the fact that they pointed their gun outside a commercial bldg where innocent people were that warranted this response?? If I was in the room, I would most def would not have come out! Idk who's out there and haven't seen any badges and don't know why they're calling me out. Calling them on the phone was a better idea. I still would've verified with hotel staff that it was indeed police. Then I would've complied. Police were still absolute assholes. And then...the f'n sh-t show. Then how nice dude is to her after the big f-ck up.
Strangely, Mesa AZ is largely considered one of the safest places in America to live. I thought about including that in the episode but as I tried to support the data from the US Census, all I could find was countless incidents involving police misconduct.
Hate to critique based on a clip, but I hv to say that I knew it was going to come back NG because the prosecutor's examination of the officer was sub-par. Stick to the questioning til you get an answer. Get the Judge to instruct him to answer yes or no. If you've got a person on the stand who is not going to play ball, get them to read aloud prior testimony to impeach them. From this clip which is actually key testimony for a "beyond a reasonable doubt" conviction, you HAVE to have a forceful, clean examination. If I were on this jury, even I would have had difficulty understanding what the protocol is for the officers, what constitutes a break in that protocol, and the exact responsibilities of all the officers of that night were. They should have pushed the DA's office to retry the case (and they might have) and, if all else failed, filed a civil suit against the whole lot of them. Seems like a failure of the team as a whole. It appeared to me as an overly aggressive approach for the situation. What's more concerning than even that was the sort of "video game" / Hollywood film mentality that was going on. The police should absolutely not have reinstated this guy, and, in fact, should have suspended the whole lot. They seemed to be the one's that were "altered." Further, it's inconceivable to me why they didn't search the room after apprehension before doing anything else further. Wouldn't you want to first confirm the position/possession of the gun? In other words, wouldn't protocol demand that they identify the source of the threat and eliminate? The guy is not the threat, the WEAPON is. This would be a hard one to convict unless the prosecution laid out fully the parameters of police procedure.
i dont understand how he could be so bad at answering simple questions... its incredibly hypocritical with how he demanded yes/no questions from Shaver
he only killed him because he wanted to, the man’s hands were obviously on the floor and in no way a threat whatsoever.. the one and only reason he killed him is because he didn’t do what the murderer wanted, when he wanted it.. he’s a complete control freak, l pray 🙏🏼 his day will come and it’ll be a violent one.
Hallo,7 fully armed officers with buleet-proofs are about 5-meters away.He is in only with underwear in the ground in the hallway,this is not justified he was only with his shorts..What he was afraid this 1 of 7 fully armed with bullet-proofs and the person in the floor.The officer was overagresive and the shoot was unesecery.Later..!
Poppa Brailsford helped his son get off, probably called in a few favors. There’s no way that his son didn’t escalate that event to murder. And an innocent man, husband and father is dead. The guy was crying and begging not to be shot already. And he was a threat? No way. Cop was trigger and power hungry. Know his kind well, esp the attitude and slipperiness on the stand. Real well. This case upsets me. Hadn’t Jeremy been talking to him? Why didn’t he just call him and find out what was going on? It didn’t have to escalate to that level. Those people outside by the pool blew it out of proportion and Jeremy from the hotel didn’t handle this well either. It’s ridiculous. They could of explained what Daniel was doing there, he’d talked to them for a couple days! This was a senseless murder of an innocent man and even though Brailsford walked away clean, he does have Daniels blood on his hands; in his “heart”, he knows what he did. He has a problem with power and should not be a cop. Esp his kind of cop.
**spoiler alert** im at 22:58 & trying to understand why these cops are going in so damn hot. it looks like a military team. all of this based on a report of someone allegedly having a rifle in a motel room. ESPECIALLY when they're in an OPEN CARRY STATE! it's already outrageous and they haven't even gotten started yet.
@@trintdaddylandis Yeah, but look at what happened with the Las Vegas mass shooting, and that is an open carry state as well. And, yes, I know that happened after this did. I think they were just taking the utmost precaution seeing that it was a hotel; therefore, many guests, employees/staff whose lives might have been at stake. And it wasn't "someone allegedly having a rifle". It was an actual rifle in a motel room that a couple of folks saw was pointed out of his window. I would be scared shitless!
@@loveforeignaccents negative. they had absolutely no reason to think anyone was at risk. it was simply a report that someone saw a gun through a window. those windows don't even open.
@@trintdaddylandis Check your facts and/or listen to the video. At 16:04, "Daniel and Luis point the rifle barrel out the window." And at 16:51 the hotel employee reports to 911dispatch "pointing a rifle outside of one of the windows in our building." Both of which obviously indicate the hotel windows are able to be opened. Wikipedia also states, regarding this case, "a rifle had been pointed out of the window of Shaver's hotel room."
@@loveforeignaccents even if they thought the rifle HAD been pointed out the window, their response was still not warranted. they had no reason to suspect anyone was in danger & this is evidenced by taking their sweet time to get set up to storm the room. too much police response. no reason 2 officers couldn't have handled that call imo. thanks!
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Absolutely amazing once again!! So shocking they found him not guilty on both counts, definitely up there close to Casey Anthony with shock verdicts.. so sad 😔
Randy did him self and others the guy in the Tram in Canada and Daniel dont did nothing to deserve this end..the truth of the matter is you watch and you want to say..The episode excellent..the situation hit close home in a kind of the calender,feel sad for victims i`m a you touber.In America if you fall in the wrong shith you risk your life with a air gun the reALITY..thanks that you read so much..!
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Many mistakes were made, including Daniel pointing his air rifle out the window. However it shouldn't have costed this young man his life. It's a miscarriage of justice Mr Brailsford wasn't found guilty of some wrong doing, and on top of that was given a pension..... Rest in peace Daniel. I pray for all his loved ones and that they too would find peace.
@@LPRPresents Understandable LPR I am pretty sure what you do takes a lot of patience, research and putting together masterfully. Much love and appreciation to you and your craft and the fact that you acknowledge us. The Austin Harrouf and Joe Guy Jr are some of the cases I'd love to hear and see in the future. Peace LPR
I’ve been thinking about an Austin Harrouf episode for some time, I’ve collected most of the available psychological assessments, court documents and Austin’s Journals… but, even though there is a ton of literature out there is an incredibly small amount of visual media available other than the network tv interviews. I’ll try to find more photos/videos and see if this can work. ;). Thanks for the recommendation(s)!
The rifles this cops use are for up tp 200m till 1000 meter deadly not from 4 metersmwhy someone not walked there to cuff him.what a sad situation,my condolences and wrong place wrong time ..thats it..take care..
Mr. thang...thinking it could've been handled differently...have a gun and someone screaming at you. And think about somebody you HONESTLY LOVE, and never seeing them again.
This case is one that is necessary to cover, as it shows that though the problem of police violence disproportionately affects black people; it is in fact a universal result of our system of policing and the conditions precipitated by a country held hostage by the gun lobby and their political servants.
You’ve got a lot to learn about people in general with comments like “he’s not even black” and the presumption about your racist cop theory. Before you try to argue go read the stats about who’s more likely to get shot. Also learn about people in general. Every profession has good and bad. Cops is one of the only professions that everyone gets see someone’s awful mistake or the ugliness of a officer. How’d you like if all your mistakes were aired for the world to see. I know you are young. I just ask you try not to judge unless you know absolute facts. And when dealing with people nothing is absolute. Please for the future of society I hope people that think like you are not so quick to judge.
I find the utilitarian audio style to be clear and not in any way detracting from the content. I suppose some folks value style over substance. @LPR Presents I appreciate your work!
You’re right the narrator can make or break a show. That’s why I watch and LISTEN to ALL of what LPR has to offer. To The the creators of the show I’ll quit LISTENING (but I’ll still watch😉) if you get a different narrator. What an awesome voice. Gruff but smooth. Hard but caring. Great job LPR and yes sir I’m getting there. (Patreon). No excuses I’ll be there ✌🏻👍
