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I'm 56. My advice to my two sons is: 1. Do the things you know you should be doing. 2. Don't base your happiness on someone else's ability to change.

My old man always told me "Don't become the man you look up to, become the man your future children are looking up to", and that really motivates me when I'm down

I had a rough time when I turned 25. I had no job, no car, no GF. I was still in school and living with my parents. That was not what 20 years old me thought it would be. It all flipped when I was 26. I realized that the more specific your goals are, the higher chance you will deviate from it and be disappointed. I now have guidelines and directions rather than specific goals.

Small wins. A series of small wins. That’s how you get out of a funk. Out of depression. Easier said than done. Love you, love your advice, love your channel, and love the idea of men supporting men.

When Life goes off course, 1. Be still & KNOW God has a plan, 2. The biggest part of the problem is the Guy you look at every morning when you shave, make him better. 3. Find a community to encourage you and keep you accountable. 4. Find someone to help or a way to serve your community, it's hard to be down when you're helping others up. It puts our problems in perspective. 5. And 1. are related Pray and grow closer to God, for those who don't believe I guess you can grow closer to what ever you do believe in that is greater than yourself.

Man, this topic speaks to me. Thank you for making a positive impact on the lives of men you've never met.

Being 63 And finally seeing retirement in my future is a blessing. I knew at a young age I wanted to 1 get married have kids start a business.I did all 3 but I had alcohol problems which was a huge problem. I ballooned to 300 lbs couldn't get a handle on diet. I was a disaster my business and family life suffered. I thank God my wife stuck with me. What saved me was finding the low carb diet in my mid fifties allowing me to drop 125 lbs and start exercising. that gave me HOPE I knew only I could turn my physical problems around. Never give up keep fighting. At 63 I feel better than ever and was tested pos for covid a week ago and got thru that pretty easily Save your money drive a beater car my Honda has 220 thousand miles but it's cheap. These are tough times and watching these types of messages helps. Thanks

Antonio. I too am in a similar position brother. Single. Unemployed. Aging. No big achievements till date. However, I take life on a daily basis and solve the problems of that day. Each day is slowly developing my resilience towards life's challenges. Step by step, one day at a time I am building up on my successed and learning from my failures. My best wishes to all the folks who are facing life's tough challenges. Stay strong!

This video was right on time.. I was feeling like my world was coming apart and I almost broke down and then I see this video pop on my notification.. Thank you brother I truly needed this

What I do; I just keep going. I refuse to give up, I adapt and overcome. My time overseas during the war, I saw so many people die. Men, woman, kids, I had to kill people just to live or to save innocent people who didn't deserve to die. I even saw two of my best friends delete themselves while in Iraq. Every single day, someone tried to kill me and my brothers and sisters (Army MP). Me personally, I have been shot, stabbed and blown-up multiple times... but yet I am still here. While dealing with everything overseas, my grandfather died of cancer, and I couldn't even be there for him as he died or his funeral because I was stuck in Iraq. In one year, my entire life was destroyed, and I didn't think I could make it. So, I just chose to move forward, and I am glad I did. Nobody said life was going to be easy, everyone has to deal with it in their own way. But I can tell you this, life can be good, if you just choose for it to be good. Take things slow, take on one problem at a time, and never, ever give up. Too many people have already suffered, just for you to suffer as well. So build on that to try to make the future a better place, for everyone.

So this video is very timely, I lost my son back In February. What has gotten me through it, time alone, once i was past the danger time (was seriously seriously sad) go figure out how to be alone, time in nature, go for a long drive, something, get someplace where you can yell and scream and get it out. Second Journaling, that has helped immensely with my process. Third, gym! Get out of your head, hell go to the gym just go through the motions, do something! Bonus tip, spend time with friends and family. In person not online. Get off the phone a d into real life. Things not to do, alcohol and drugs, just say no. It's really easy to just drink your problems away, your numbing it, not processing it. Heal healthily gents!

Whoever the writer is, know that you are loved and not alone. I’ve been there to some extent and know the pain you can experience from loss among other things. I’ve found that some of the things that really help me is exercising or find a hobby/skill you would enjoy doing in your spare time. Lastly, spending time by the beach or going on a walk somewhere allows you to take in the beauty of nature. Best wishes to you and everyone else going through their own path of challenges. ❤

My comment may not be so popular but I feel it needs to be said. "Don't make other people's problems your problems". Some of the most difficult times in my life have been spent trying to help people who really don't want to be helped. They just wanted there victim mindset to be validated. Yes I still try to help those in need BUT I have also learned to move past those who only want to commiserate in there own pity party. Not everyone wants to be saved. This lesson has saved me countless hours of pain.

I'm 66 years old. This forum has been great for me. This video hits home. This is a great lesson! Anthony, you are doing a phenomenal job!

Antonio you are a former USMC officer so you do have a lot to offer. These life lesson videos are great. I think a lot of people hate them, but there is a lot of people out there that need to hear them. I have a friend that is already in his mid 30s but still an incel literally living in his mother's basement. Despite of what some of our mutual friends and I have tried, Covid gave him the excuse he needed to never leave home and spend most of his life online. It finally reached the point where most of us stopped talking to him because of the negativity. It is especially frustrating when he would ask for your advice but rarely act on them. I agree with you on keeping expectations modest. Like you I didn't have a particularly great childhood. I simply couldn't have imagined in my 50s I would be a retired Army officer with a great family. Along the way, often things didn't go according to plans. I enlisted in the Marines and went to boot camp as soon as I finished high school. I wanted to go to OCS but it was the early 90s during the RIF and I knew I had no chance, so I took an Army ROTC commission. Many times my career didn't go according to plans. I learned sometimes it was all about timing, needs of the service, and not our personal abilities. I saw my friends who are clearly better officers than I got passed over a certain rank while I made it. I think these days so many people have unrealistic expectations. So many people think they deserve a six digit figure salary within three years of graduating from college. They had not experienced real failures, hardship, and tragedies, and they have not developed the coping skills. Keep up the good work brother. Semper Fi.

Great video, Antonio. What I took away is that we will never avoid pain/setbacks in life. My advice: do not be overcome by circumstances/failures but use those circumstances/failures to gain perspective. Pretty much what you said already.

I find that self talk helps me the most in difficult times. I try to remind myself that it's a bad moment, not a bad life.

This video truthly show what a Real Man with Real Style is

Helping a brother discovering good style is highly appreciated. Helping a brother finding oneself and not feeling alone. You got yourself another subscriber.

I completely agree with low expectations. Another mindset that helps me is ‘the only constant is change’.

Never, never, never give up! Winston Churchill

What I have learned is life plans almost never come to fruition... BUT... you need to keep planning because that base will help you get to the top when life throws you a curve ball. Having no plan... Being disorganized... Having no strategy will guarantee failure!

Whoever this man is, you are definitely not alone. I personally went through something similar…my dad passed from cancer, traumatizing divorce, then my cat passed away, all within 3 months time. You will pull through. You will find a new path full of new adventures. You might think it’s too early, but finding a good partner to share a path with will be of greater aid than you might think. You got this!

Truly appreciate this video wow! This is genuine and heartfelt. This is a legit video that people really need to pay attention to. I too am 46, NOTHING has gone to plan for me. Abused as a child for over a decade, was life flighted near death 3 times with asthma then in 09 I got cancer and nearly died. Last year I had to file bankruptcy over my dogs medical bills. He was hit by a car and I ended up paying 8k to keep him. I get through each day by simply praying and I have had to take on another job to survive. Its VERY difficult to be happy when you have nobody and nothing. But I am living proof it can be done, so if you are out there reading this, do not throw the towel in.

I felt this way and I can relate. I was failing some of my college courses. It made me feel like I was behind everybody especially knowing I have to retake them the following semester. I also failed my first driving test, went back in 2 weeks and I passed. Failure ain't the end. You gotta keep pushing until you get it right!

Nothing good last for ever, but neither do bad things last for ever. Follow your dreams, not to achieve them, for we never know if we will succeed, but to instead follow them to enjoy them. For what is the purpose of a dream, if it where so easily followed.

Community is a critical component to success. Align yourself with other men who have your back when things get tough, and make sure to be there to help them too.

I cannot even come close to identifying what you went through. Yes, I have had rough times and I didn't stop trying. I never saw giving up as an option, but I did try to make contacts to help me and I had an amazing supportive wife, a lot of prayer to God, and I still ran/exercised. Now, I am doing better than I ever have. I still never forgot where I was. It makes me appreciate where I am and helps me know I can continue to improve.

I’m 29, I lost my wife this past January, age 28. You don’t think of being a widow before your 30’s, before doing all the things we had planned to do with our lives, starting a family and a business. My advice is allowing time to process this information, find something that keeps your mind sharp to not allow yourself to sink into bad habits. Give yourself quiet time to think, without music or any noise in the background. And do not push out others who are willing to help, because no one makes it in this work completely alone.

Late twenties, get back to me when your 50, kids have attitude, your tired of work, your partner is distant and life just has no joy in it anymore. I have been thinking about my death a lot lately and feel that my life is wasted with no meaning and I will just disappear into nothing with a legacy of achieving nothing and leaving no impact on anyone. I am not crying and blaming anyone, quite the opposite, I am a quiet and humble guy, I never wanted to be filthy rich, or famous, I wanted to be me, and sadly, I feel like I turned out to not be someone people would like to get to know.

I've had something similar happen to me. Bad things come in threes is the old saying. One of the codes I follow in life is set expectations high but if things fall short don't be surprised because life rarely follows our plans.

My philosophy is: “This too shall pass”

Came out of undergrad in 2016 and I remember anticipating🤔 things to be rough. Well, things turned out to be more difficult than I had anticipated. However, I pushed through the obstacles. I discovered RMRS then and it is yt chanels like this one that I am grateful for! Thanks RMRS!

I think in most societies and different cultures have normalized that men can’t express their feelings about anything and that leads to lack of communication. Thank you for a great video!

I come from a third world country and now I live a life in Paris which I only saw in movies when I was little. Thank you Antonio for reminding to keep going. Every time life doesn't go as planned or I fail at something I just remind myself that I already did way more than I ever imagined I could. And most importantly, I allow my self to try one more time. Every time I fail at meeting my own expectation, I just ask myself to try one more time. ♾

I'm a 17 year old guy just starting my business and I know I will end up having challenges in my life but now because of your video I'm prepared for it thanks a lot. Hopefully your experience will help me even tho I don't have as much knowledge as you. You are really a great guy and I'm grateful you're here in the beginning of my new journey so I can look at this video to help me through my hardships. thanks.

OK....I am a very young, 53yo Lady and so grateful to you! Thank you for helping the guys on this planet to grow as truth real man!!! My husband is watching your channel too!!! Thank you!!!

I totally relate to this. Nothing seems to have gone right in any of my plans for myself. But a change in attitude is what kept me and still keeps me going to chase after my dreams and aspirations. Be grateful for what you have, happy for what you've achieved so far, believe that there's a better future for you, but most of all, have faith in God and in yourself. Keep pushing Gents!

First I need to say- I absolutely love the channel and it has helped me tremendously in several instances. That being said, at the current moment my life is in a great place,but that wasn't always the case. My wife is a disabled Navy veteran and that has presented challenges. We have been homeless, our first child was born with serious physical disabilities, and I have personally struggled with an anxiety condition and a heart attack 3 years ago. But through it all, I have learned one inevitable truth. Be your own best friend. Yes, you need a support system from friends and family- very important- but learn to love yourself and appreciate the things that you think make you great. Enjoy yourself and be passionate about whatever you choose to do. I am a groundskeeper at a golf course, and although it doesn't pay a lot, I love it, and it makes me very happy. Do things for yourself that make you happy. Take risks if you have to to achieve that happiness. You are worth it. And remind yourself every day that you only have one shot at this life so make it count. And don't be afraid to take sound advice from others to make yourself better. Antonio Centeno is a great place to do that. Great wisdom and character.

You & Aaron are the mentors everyone needs. Whenever one is low, your videos can instantly pour some confidence in them & they can feel instantly better.

Antonio, at 68 years old and a retired Optometrist and USAF Lt Col, there are so many things to say here, but one that keeps coming up in retirement is surrounding myself with good men, especially ones that will build you up. When you're a little down or lonely, a quick text from these guys or a breakfast can really help. Being part of a team is tougher when you don't have an automatic structure like in our military years. Another saying I keep with me at all times came from Lou Holtz on a College GameDay years ago. In a spoof, Lloyd Carr, who had just retired as the Michigan head football coach, asks "Dr. Lou" what he should do as he's tired of fishing and playing golf. Lou says, "Lloyd, there's 4 things you need in you life; Something to do, Someone to love, Something to look forward to, and Something to believe in"! I try to make sure my life as hopefully a good, God-loving man includes all parts of "The Lou Holtz Four." Number one is so important in that men need something to do! Nothing can bring men down more than when just lazing around without purpose. Thanks for listening - love your videos and super advice on fashion and fragrance.... Mark Greenwell

The things I have gone through are likely enough to break the average person. I choose to stay thankful

I have gone through many of these things that would break anyone's spirit. Not many people want to hear it or believe in it. Belief in God and prayer. It got me thought a divorce, depression to the point of suicide, bankruptcy, the loss of several jobs, the loss of my second wife to cancer and my own bout with cancer and a heart attack. After 74 years my faith is stronger than ever and counting even the smallest of blessings in my life have made me understand just how wealthy I am.

This video is going to help so many men out there. I’m also going through tough times right now, due to a lot of things on my plate (KZfaq, TikTok, Instagram, Relationship, Job & Looking For A New Job In Another City) but the thing is - it’s going to be alright. You need to remember that whatever you’re going through, might be much, much worse than what I’m going through, just remember that whenever time has passed and you’ve healed or you’ve figured it out, all will be fine and you will be okay. In the moment, you might feel that you feel miserable and your life sucks and it might do, for now, but in the end, you’ll be okay. A key point to take away from my comment is that time heals and that you should only think about things that YOU can CONTROL. If there’s something you can do about the situation, then do whatever you can to change it for your benefit. If there’s nothing you can do, let it be and move on. Gentlemen, go out and be great! Be the best versions of yourselves & have an amazing day. ❤

39 year old guy. Have had some ups and downs. Here's what I would say: 1. The only way you lose is to give up. Every day you are upright and ready to take on your problems is one day closer to solving them- no matter how large they may seem. 2. Life is a path of peaks and valleys, and we all walk our own path through them. It is natural to wish for nothing but peaks and curse the valleys, but just like a mountain and the meadows there cannot be one without the other. Remember you are only at either one for a short period of time- so cherish the times when you reach those peaks, and stay strong and resolute through the valleys. The valleys are there to remind you how great the peaks are, and the peaks remind you how far you've climbed from the valleys. No matter how dark or hopeless it seems, there is always another peak just around the corner waiting for you. 3. Being fired is overrated. I was fired 11 years ago by a group of very evil people because I refused to do something that would put people in danger. I spent almost all of my life's savings and 6 months of my life unemployed, absolutely depressed and miserable. Then I started a new job- one that I felt my bosses were honorable, the work was far more interesting, and now I'm making double of what I would be had I stayed (had I given away my dignity and self respect). Think of being fired as a temporary setback for a longer term set up. 4. Doing the right thing is never something to be ashamed of- it is a badge of honor to wear with pride. Weak men lie, cheat, obfuscate, and connive. They will try to deceive and brainwash you into accepting the lies they tell. Strong men can recognize and tell the truth, no matter what. 5. No matter where you are or what you do, God is always with you and will always love you. If the Creator of the entire universe has your back, who can stop you? I personally pity anybody that stands in your way. Now stand up, brush yourself off, and show the world what you are made of.

When I feel like nothing is going as planned. I Turn to prayer and talk to a trusted friend.

25 seconds and I am already crying. Seems like a description of my life

Thank you for the reminder. I have been a prominent producer back in my early 20s. Than I have stopped, changed direction and travelled the world, trying to be "normal". Have lost both of my parents in a swift succession and my then girlfriend as left me soon after. Now 48 I have decided to take it back to the stage and rock again. The show must go on.

You mentioned my go-to for when I’m feeling down or defeated. Do something for someone else. Might be a friend, might be a colleague, might be a complete stranger. I have found when I am thinking of how I can make someone else’s day better, I am not thinking about how poorly my day is going!

when life kicks me down I just remember these 4 quotes 1 Don't lose sight 2 If I could do it all again then I would do it twice 3 its Nice to be important but it's More important to be nice 4 believe it, you can achieve it. this is what helps me get though some hard times

I believe when I was young (teenage) I was "self-taught" that if life throws me lemons, make lemonade! In 1986 for two and half months I had a girlfriend, for a reason unknown to me she left! Didn't speak to her until sometime in 1990 on the telephone. Thus at that time her and were OK about things! haven't spoken to her since then, nor written to her! maybe I should of kept in contact, unless she didn't want to have anything to with me, she may of said so! Or was I correct to back off and leaver her alone? I don't know. I have applied the Gentleman's principal to respect women at all times, gents as well! I believe its all about perspective of life! That if something is going to go wrong, it will! Murphy's Law of Life! We must be prepared for life's challenges, and not wait till something goes wrong! Besides as you *are a dad* _I believe its your responsibility to teach your children thus!_ *_No offense intended!_*

Be the man you want to be. Simple words but they keep me on track.

one very helpful thing to do is gratitude journaling. All the things you are grateful for. You don't even have to write them down if you think it is too much, just think about them every morning but writing makes them more rooted. Things you are grateful for could be the fact you are in good health and don't have a terminal disease, a friend, a family member, living in a good area, etc. On a side note, hats off to you Mr. Antonio, I started watching your videos years ago when I wanted to learn how to tie a tie. And since then you've been a great source of information about style, confidence, and looking good. And now you are evolving to be a positive guide for men to follow. Thank you so much.

In regards to Theodore Roosevelt, at the time it was simply the Dakota territory. Medora today is in North Dakota right near Theodore Roosevelt National Park. He had some very exciting adventures during his time out there. I would 100% recommend more people study his life as his was truly a remarkable one. Personally I've also had the experience of going out and moving to come back from a setback. I had been fired from what I considered a dream job. A few days later after sitting around on my butt I went out for a walk and prayed. It was during that walk that I felt that I got my spark back. That was in spring of 2009. Fast forward to now and the fire that spark lit has yet to be extinguished. I'm happily married with two wonderful children, started a new career that is flourishing, and am in a position to be a mentor to those coming into my career field. Forget what you see in Hollywood. Progress will be one step and one day at a time. It'll be slow and there will be setbacks, but get up, keep moving forward, and one day you'll amaze yourself at how far you've come.

I was fired from my dream job after 20 years. My father died. A few years later my mom died. I had to get a pacemaker in the midday of the pandemic. Then I decided to go to my nieces soccer match and photograph her game. Then I went back to her high school to photograph the rest of her season. They ended up becoming state champions. All along I would get messages from the players and parents of how much they appreciated the pictures. A month after the season ended they had an awards ceremony. Two of the players started to talk about me and how I had captured their moment in time. I really had not thought about how I was doing something for someone else when so much had been taken away. We’ll now photography is my passion again and I look forward to a new future.

Don't lose hope. Pain is just what life is .

I've helped several friends in the last couple weeks who are going in a really rough patch. I think the pandemic had a effect on a lot of young men who feel helpless by the situation and a lot of things in our societies that are getting worse. It's getting heavy at some point, but I am trying to lead by example and to be a leaning and helping ear for them. I myself often fall when I stumble towards the light, but I keep going in the hopes that my steps makes it easier for those who follows, including my children. That's all I can do.

Wow...okay.... so. I just found out last evening that i have 2 months left at my job, had to tell my wife because she is my #1 responsibility, and we were both looking for potential options last night till a very unhealthy hour. She konked out and i just couldn't sleep... ended up spending some time in prayer to God and just pouring out my heart, telling him how much of a failure i feel like, asking why i just can't have one of those lives where the guy has a happy, rock solid job, that the wife can have complete confidence he is a financial stalwart. Finally was able to get to sleep after unloading my tourtured mind. Woke up this morning....and here was your video waiting for me... a major help!!!! Thank you soo much.

Another great video! My advice is to regularly practice gratitude, even (or especially) when it seems hardest to do so. Nothing creates a better sense of appreciation for what you do have in your life more than finding something to be grateful for, even if it's the most miniscule thing like having electricity or breath in your lungs. This can help fend off depression too, so by showing gratitude for something every day you may eventually find that while life may not always go as planned, it can still be a pretty great life. Keep up the great work, Antonio, and stay strong my brothers!

As a student in college studying photography, I recently found that taking photos of anything around me helps with my anxiety disorder. The more I explore what’s around me, the more I can get creative with my photos. Then I learned that taking photos makes my mind focus on one thing at a time and removes the negative thoughts. Not sure if photography is a good therapy, but if it is, I would agree with that.

Antonio, you continue to make great, inspirational videos and have created a great community. To the gentleman who sent you this letter, I am so sorry for what you are going through. It sounds cliche but things will get better. Don’t give up hope, you are stronger than you think.

Thank you, sir, for this video, and frankly, this whole new series! Your life experiences are definitely a resource for those who haven't been through the tougher times, and for those who have, your story is something people can relate to, to not feel like they're alone. A salute to you and sharing this with the world!

i’ve never had high expectations for myself but even these incredibly low expectations are not even going to plan. thank you so much for this video. all your videos.

Don't have ambitions higher than you own worth.

I feel you buddy, my life isn't were I wanted to be at this point. In debt up my eyeballs, wife wants a divorce, health isn't great. All you can do pick up the pieces and move on. Have to come up with a new plan and go for it. You can either sit there in misery or make changes and move on. It's not easy believe me, just do the best you can do. The one piece of advice I can give, enjoy the small victories.

Dear Antonio, on a slightly different tack... When I was planning my wedding 11 years ago, I was gather many helpful infographics in Pinterest. Little did I know that a good number of them came from Real Men Real Style. long time admirer of your work, hoping that my journey goes well too. Grateful for all the content you have been making and the personal and practical touch you and your team put into each and every piece of content. Kudos to you and continued blessings 🍻

Been feeling lost lately. Thank you for addressing this topic.

I can relate to this. When life doesn’t go according to plan, I make adjustments.

I truely believe that We always have a choice!

Small steps forward each day. Won't seem like much, but in a year you'll be much further ahead.

You're a GOOD man, Antonio! THANK YOU for your example!!

You’re 100% authentic man I’m glad I came across your channel.

Thank you for this video. We all could use a reminder of what we as men have overcome in life. Best advice I just heard is sometimes getting up and doing your routine is a win, it's progress. You didn't give up. My best to everyone.

Something about your channel and your demeanour is very wise and compassionate. I appreciate your work

When I find myself in a bad place, I rely on the wisdom of the stoics and try to read more. I also focus on meditation more, and find comfort being around loved ones.

Good stuff. The messages in this video are legit.

I get it. If you are going through something harsh, you need a spark to start the change in mental attitude. This change can be from friends, food, or nature.

As a man, this video is needed!

What a real video. Thanks for doing it, because it is important

I have been dead twice due to chronic health issues, my wife of 20 years died from cancer. I have been broke for most of my life and I have been told by doctors that I would never be able to work a job. Through all of this I have kept my faith in God and in myself. Now I work usually 60 hours a week. Faith is the core of my life and it works for me.

Antonio, thanks for this video. 56, going through a bad break up, ailing parents. This video is excellent. Appreciate your channel!

Excellent advice. Thank You. Common Sense in a time of chaos and fakery. Semper Fi 💪🏼

Great video. Thank you.

Very good advice. Thank you Antonio.

WOW ,I didnt expect any good advice from you but then BOOM !!!!! THANK YOU .

This video is gold, :) thank you Antonio. Jon

Good video, I need it. Thank you so much.

Thanks antonio. This really hit home.

It’s Interesting that I come across this. I overcome by trusting in God first. And also go by something I teach to my wife and daughter. We modify, adapt and overcome.

You are a wise young man. Thank you!

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL. Youre like a stern but fun dad we all need. Im glad you make bank helping others

Your core values are mine as well. But there are two more for me and thats loyalty and love. Very important.

Really great video, Antonio. Very wise commentary. So glad I found your channel 👍🏾 Much continued success to you.~

This was a great one. I think you must make a great friend to your circle of friends, and a trusted person to those who are lucky to interact with you. Best regards from the old continent. Phil

The 1st rule in my book is keep moving, the alternative simply leads to death and decay. 65 yrs have taught me that if I can embrace the unknown (change), I'm able to move beyond my limited desires and view the abundance of possibilities life pours forth in celebration and shalom. Namaste.....

I needed to hear this. Thank you, Antonio! Very timely.

Antonio I think this sharing of wisdom and life coaching is more your calling than the fashion. You have a gift for sharing & teaching knowledge and wisdom.

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Amen to the low expectations! I'm NEVER disappointed!