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I’m a hotel guy and what caught my eye was not one cleaner anywhere. No people polishing. Good hotels have cleaning staff everywhere. 👀 no matter the time of day, I might add………

If the carpet was replaced, building properly scrubbed down and washed, and just some light remodel work to freshen it up while keeping the theme and vibe then they could just remarket it as a "5 Nights at Freddy's" 'haunted' casino for October.

This is like watching an episode of Gordon Ramsey's Hotel Hell, but like 1000% more polite.

We stayed in Circus Circus about 15 or so years ago. Even then, it wasn't high end --- but it was kept clean. Considering how high the resort fees have gotten, there is just no excuse. I think the smell you noticed was stale cigarette smoke. Many of the "old school" Vegas casinos are absolutely infused with it. I'm not sure they can get rid of it, short of tearing out the actual walls.

As someone who has worked in housekeeping, this is 100% a management/staffing issue. The only way to even approach fixing this is to hire more on-site handymen and maybe double the housekeeping staff. In my experience, hotels are more worried about having more "clean" rooms on hand for last-minute reservations than a good quality clean for guests who have booked in advance. Not only that, but i would assume they're cheaping out on laundry services and cleaning products. It's really sad to see such a fun and interesting concept for a hotel and staple of the city fall into disrepair :(

$35 for that breakfast buffet is borderline criminal. Also, I'm 99% sure what you thought were grits is actually corned beef hash.

You sir... Had me at the simple mention of bed bug's lol. I will never ever set foot in that tourist trap. Also, if you took luminol and a black light to those rooms, it would probably be brighter than the actual casino...

I need to go take a shower after watching you stay at Circus Circus. Thank you for warning us! Eww gross!

I work in an law firm dealing with asbestos. Had someone call in and state that their wife worked for circus circus and died of lung cancer. Not a smoker, nor in any of the usual workplaces you pick it up. But he said she worked there for YEARS and had to sign a waiver being made aware they were removing asbestos but were not warned they needed to wear masks. Awful

probably the closest you would come to staying in a fallout new vegas hotel in real life

Fear and Loathing taught me all I needed to know about this casino hotel lol.

I think the circus theme is really cool and unique there's tons of potential there, someone just needs to take over and redo the entire place. But every time they do that, they just make it all millennial gray. Theres no hint to being in a circus in the room, but none of that matters if it's dirty. They could also use some foliage and less parking lot vibes out front

As a building and electrical contractor from the UK , you could spend £20 million on Circus Circus and you’d see a very minimal improvement, It looks soulless, and unloved, I’d also say it operates with 25% of the staff needed to keep it clean and maintained it’s a huge property, great show Tim

I stayed at Circus Circus in 2009. A drunk person pooped in the hallway. I reported it to the cleaning lady and reception. 12 hours later, and not only was it not cleaned up, but someone had stepped in it. We called back and the general manager apologized and said we could stay again for free, but we checked out the next morning and never came back. I'll never go back.

They seem to have removed the terrifying clown pictures from the rooms. I’m wondering why this hotel hasn’t been demolished yet.

I stayed in the motel part about 15 years ago - the room was cleanish and if you wanted some crack or to get mugged all you had to do was walk too slowly to the casino through the dark parking lot

This place needs a PROPER revitalization. This means a huge clean and repair overhaul while KEEPING all the classic fixtures and elements. Replace linens, carpets, repair fixtures and plumbing etc., and of course, repaint/wallpaper the halls and rooms but keep the statues and fixed elements. So much potential here for seasonal activities! Imagine the carnival fun for summer or the spooky atmosphere they could implement for Halloween.

This hotel is a perfect example of what's wrong with vegas these days... everything closes super early and even when it's not closed it's pretty empty because no one's there. Who's going to a Vegas Chappell from 6-10??? People don't start making bad choices until at least after 11!

I get 'The Shining'- vibes too there.

Wow. Looks like the same furniture and carpeting they had on my last visit... back in the mid-90's! Just older and dingier. Last time I was there, the amusement park bit was new, the Grateful Dead were playing, and all the tie-dyed hippies were tripping out on the circus, it was an amazing experience at an amazing place, seems to have been its peak. Sad to see it's been slowly driven into the ground, since.

I worked at Circus Circus in the Midway when it opened…it was beautiful, and classy and unique. There was no hotel at the time. The trapeze artists flew over the casino in the center (with a net of course). It breaks my heart to see it now…pretty much most of Las Vegas..my home town…has been ruined. I’m so grateful that I experienced what it was in the past.😥

Circus Circus was the first hotel I ever stayed in. I'm 67 and was around 13 or 14 when I went with my best friend's family to Las Vegas. It was the ONLY hotel in Vegas that had any activities for children besides a pool. The circus acts over the casino floor were fun. The arcade games were fun and free. I actually got to see Elvis on that trip. He didn't impress me as much as the water pistol shooting into the clown's mouth arcade game did. (I was a Beatles fan).😊 It's sad that it has become so run down. Perhaps they should implode it and build another family/kid friendly hotel in it's place. Vegas tried for a while to induce families to visit, but has gone back to adult only themes. It's not really a kid friendly place but there should be one hotel where kids can play too.

This brought back horrible memories of my time in an MLM and the conference took place here. I also got major food poisoning after eating shrimp pasta in the dining restaurant.

This goes to people who contemplate in buying condos on brand new residential buildings loaded with amenities. As the building ages, so do featured amenities. Replacement costs for fixes can add up quickly.

Just the costs of cooling that giant GLASS DOME IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DESERT must be astronomical

I travel for a living and within 2 minutes of walking into a hotel I can tell you all about the management of the place. Management is everything in the hotel industry; A cheesy hotel with good management will be a good place to stay but a bad management team in a jewel of a hotel can and will turn your stay into a nightmare....

I had dinner there in the '90s. There is a Net 8-10ft above you and while you're chewing an aerial artiste will plunge down and land directly above you ... except the Net "gives way" a bit so you think they're going to land in your lap!

I'm 65 yrs old and the Circus Circus was pretty cool back in the late 60's. It was bright, happy and quite an an adventure when you were a little kid from San Diego. My parents loved it, this just made me sad.

The "grits" was actually "hash" - corned beef and potatoes (which looked pretty good). If they had grits it would have been with the oatmeal, which I didn't see. On another note, my first of over 40 trips to Vegas was Circus Circus in the late 90's and it was a dump back then. Because of that experience, that was the first and last time a travel agent was used to put a package together for myself. Bless the Internet for being able to book everything on your own.

Fun fact, those mattress covers are dual use. some people use them to keep bedbugs off of mattresses but usually they are used to CONTAIN them so a compromised mattress can still be used... they do tear quite easily though...

My goodness thank you for doing this review for the public. This room is making me itch. Good luck with your future hotel visits.

Almost 20 years ago we went there with our preschooler. She loved the amusement park and the circus, And also the shops. Everything was so nice. Several years later my husband was there on business and I accompanied him. I decided to do every free thing on the strip. I think the circus was my favorite because it brought back so many wonderful memories.

The Adventuredome deserves so much better than being attached to Circus Circus. It's light and airy and shiny compared to the main hotel's survival horror theme

It's sad to see such historical buildings go improperly cared for. I hope Circus Circus can get restored to a much better glory; I would love to see this place recreated in VRChat, GMod, or in a first-person simulator of what this place would've looked like in its prime.

You’re very brave, Tim. I’d be running away as fast as I could. The room looks filthy…I wouldn’t stay. Run, Tim, run! Finally, the entire buffet looks inedible.

I don’t know how you stayed there. Oh my goodness. You deserve a medal for staying there. It was disgusting. How awful.

Its almost like they took all of blackpool and put it under one roof. The circus, the arcades, the dirty hotels , the theme park and water park. Boarded up areas, empty creepy spaces. The feeling of being stuck in a strange time in history with some modern things thrown in.

The stuff you thought were grits, was actually corned beef hash (and unfortunately not made from scratch but from a tin). You've probably had corned beef before and the hash part are the lil cubes of potato (well cubes when they are from a tin). Grits are white and grainy (are made from hominy). Great video!

I got married at the chapel in circus circus. Worst decision of my life, but don't tell my wife I said that.

I stayed at Circus Circus with my parents about 25 years ago. At the time, the rooms were basic but clean & only cost $40USD a night. I LOVED the children's arcade, the teddy bears you could win were high quality (and easy to win, no scams). I just passed one of the teddy bears I kept onto my 3yo daughter. Very happy memories. It was always one of the cheapest & most basic hotels on the strip, but for families it was ideal & it's so sad they haven't kept up with the cleanliness & hygiene of the place.

I used to live in Las Vegas. Circus Circus was my #1 place to tell everyone not to go to. We went in there once just to check it out. This would've been 2009 or 2010. Everything was dirty. You were lucky if the escalators were working. It's a real shame. This place has so much potential if love and care went into it. I work in a hotel now and this mess at the Circus Circus makes me want to vomit.

My husband has been to Vegas before, but I never have. When I started planning our trip there next spring, I asked him if he had a preference of hotel. He said he didn't care which one we stayed at, as long as it wasn't Circus Circus. That sparked my curiosity, and now I've found your video. You've made it very clear why CC was the only one he absolutely didn't want to patronize.

When I went to the Circus Circus I was just there for the rides. I was an amusement ride operator at another park and wanted to get on their roller coaster... Vegas was on my drive between home and university and I popped in to get on some rides. I was actually pretty impressed with the quality of operations, cleanliness, and safety at the theme park. Maintenance was working on a ride whose brakes wouldn't cooperate, but that happens more often than you'd think. Also, it was clearly caught by ops during their opening checklist, and the fact that they were listened to when they brought up a safety concern made me feel safer about everything else in the park. The other rides were in great condition. Really interesting lineup of flats in addition to their main flagship coasters. The ride at 9:57 is a Zamperla NebulaZ, which was only introduced in 2019, so that thing has to be basically brand new. Being an indoor park means some parts of the rides are going to be easier to maintain than at my own outdoor park, but I was still really amazed with how well their rides were running, especially the old ones. Canyon Blaster is one of the better-maintained out of other rides of its type, it's a little rough in some parts but all Arrow loopers are. With that said, though, the rest of the hotel felt really filthy even to just walk through to get to the Adventuredome. I'm glad they're putting their money towards safe park operations, because that's the kind of thing that can kill people if they mess it up. But I swear to god, every ride enthusiast I've ever talked to who wants to go to Vegas to hit up the coasters, I have to talk them out of staying at the Circus Circus just to get on the coasters faster. Maybe I'll just send them this video lol. I think the rides here get a bad rep for a couple of reasons. One, Vegas has a spotty history with coasters, if you've read about the history of Big Apple Coaster (and Togo's history in general) you'll know what I'm talking about. (Personally, I didn't think Big Apple was standout-shaky, and I've been on much more beloved rides that are shakier, but it's a shaky ride for sure.) The other is that the whole hotel is in such disrepair that people expect that to extend to the rides, and it just doesn't. The park gets a pass from me for safe maintenance and operations, and it's amazingly clean for a theme park, let alone when you compare it to the rest of the hotel. Really great video - it's interesting to see how many cool ideas this place has outside of the rides. It's a shame it's too unclean to really capitalize on that.

I've lived in Nevada since 1996 - I have been in that place ONE time, and that was only for long enough to see the Adventure Dome. Your video showing the filth and decay of the place is just insurance that I wouldn't consider staying there overnight in this lifetime. Within the last year it was also named in a news story about Las Vegas hotels with bedbugs. If they can't even vacuum the floors, what makes anyone think they are actively trying to prevent bedbugs?

I like how they went for a “wedding chapel” vibe and ended up with the waiting room at the local abattoir…

Going around that entire hotel with one of those carpet cleaning machines would go such a long way. It definitely has potential to be a good hotel.

Love watching your channel. I don't travel any longer, but feel like I do with your videos. ❤

I remember going to Circus Circus in the mid 80s. It was really nice and the breakfast buffet was awesome . Everything so fresh and delicious.

It is pretty amazing that it is still open. My guess is they will continue to operate it without updating it until it starts losing money and then close and demolish it. They would probably have to put more money into it to update it than just starting from scratch at this point.

when a place gives you creepy vibes and you continually feel uneasy you should leave, your body is often eerily right about these things and thus if you feel something is wrong it often is.

I would never stay there, however I appreciate your bravery and review of the hotel.

Makes me really sad. When I was a kid, one of our family vacation stops was Las Vegas. We always stayed at Circus Circus (back then it was just a few years old), and I have such fun memories of all the arcade games, circus shows and rides with my brothers & cousins. It was THE place for families back in the 70's. If it's not bought & revamped, it will probably be the next property to go. Really enjoyed your video!! ❤

Tim…..I wouldn’t stay in that hotel if they paid me $200. The place was truly gross. I’m surprised people don’t become ill from the dirt and the food looks like slop. You are a brave man for staying there. I don’t know how you slept!

I came upon this video as part of my daily doomscrolling. You did not disappoint. This place is like Chuck-E-Cheese on steroids. I think the filth goes with the circus theme. It's nice to be able to watch this from the comfort of my immaculately clean home with no loud music blaring.

There's something about heaps of food being left uncovered that gives me the willies. And you are very brave to walk around in flipflops lol Even in a regular street restaurant you'll see the staff polishing and cleaning... where is everybody?

My brother got married at Circus Circus Chapel 25 years ago. I did not have a good childhood, however, the happy memories I have are when my parents took us to Circus Circus. They gave us money and left us there for the entire day (we were 5 and 9). I loved the trapeze artists. They used to fly above us and perform a few times a day. I really do wish they'd renovate this place. Keeping all the old fixtures, just cleaning it and updating some things. I will never forget my happy days at Circus Circus.

After reading Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas I’ve always wanted to go the the Circus Circus because of how it was described in the book. Such a shame it’s no longer what it once was

Literally looks the exact same as when I was first there about 30 years ago as a little kid with my parents and brother 😮!! Too bad, it had always been a fun place for the families with kids. Now, I’d stay at the palms most likely and just “visit” the arcade there if the kids wanted to. Nowadays though, I think there’s just as much to do for kids at other resort/casino’s. Too bad; if they would’ve kept it up, they’d probably still have a hold on that market of tourists! Love all your content!

I can't imagine actually staying at circus circus. It's like a place you go when you're hitting up the strip. Like purely just to go in, walk around a little, and leave.

This is the hotel from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas! Totally recognise it, can't believe you've never mentioned it! Enjoyable video though

Those Circus Manor buildings look abandoned and creepy AF, and need to just be condemned/demolished at this point. Apparently, there was a random double murder in 2018 in one of those rooms because a random POS got into one of the buildings and went into one of the rooms at 2am where the door wasn't secure due to the door plate being loose. He stabbed two Asian tourists and took their belongings. So, yes, in this case, the "murder vibes" are actually legit. There's NO WAY I'd be the only guest staying in one of those entire buildings!

That hotel is actually incredible... IF someone put money and care into refurbishing it. There is SO much potential, so many new jobs could be created for a full staff, there are the historical elements, a lot for kids and families to do.. Even being a circus theme is so cool, they could really market it well for the summers and holidays. I love seeing old hotels and buildings and if i ever became a millionaire one of my dreams would be to buy something like this, and transform it back to its former glory. Gosh, so much potential and yet its been allowed to become run down and filthy.

Stayed there in '73, it was spanking new feeling, I was about 11 - 12, on a trip with other kids. We had the hugest blast. Running all around while acrobats sailed thru the air...there was a blingy restaraunt that was dark and misty with plats and little pods where you ate, filled with tiny bridges and waterways, it was hidden from the other attractions, sort of around the corner from the carnival ~ it felt like a secret.

This would be excellent for a horror movie. I’m getting liminal space vibes throughout this casino it’s very creepy. Imagine the power going out and then having to find your way around with just a flashlight 😱

My sister got married in Vegas & the bridal party (including me) stayed there. One trip to the breakfast buffet & we all got food poisoning. There were 3 of us in a room & it got...grim. My stomach is rolling just watching this.

My family stayed there when I was a kid, probably 20+ years ago and it definitely wasn’t a disaster back then. This makes me sad, as I have fond memories of it :(

Love your videos. I was really surprised they didn't stop you videoing in the casino part. Most casinos in LV don't allow any photography of any kind.

Ya wow!..... I remember CLEARLY being in the military in the mid-80's and would LOOOOVE riding my motorcycle to the strip and stopping at the Circus Circus and eating at their Buffett. This is what I clearly remember.... The prices of the Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner has changed a bit. I remember standing in front of the price poster of the meals, here's what I remember; All you can eat -- Breakfast - $1.49 Lunch - $2.49 Dinner - $3.49 Those prices were CHEAP even way back then! Just know, these casino's Buffett's can focus on one of two things, "Quantity" OR "Quality" ..... Circus Circus NEVER had ANY focus on Quality!!!..... The food "looked" good but all tasted like cardboard and just plain YUK! But being in the military, we ate about anything.

This was the "go to" property back in the 70s and 80s and hard to get a room. Back then breakfast buffet was 95 cents, and dinner was 5 bucks. Sad to see it all run down.

No don’t tell me you stayed!!!!?

Minor technicality, but the movie Casino (and the book, "Casino: Love and Honor in Las Vegas," from which it was adapted) was actually based on the Stardust hotel, which was located near Circus Circus prior to its implosion in 2006. Circus Circus was, however, used extensively in the James Bond film "Diamonds are Forever" in addition to "Fear and Loathing." - Cheers

Being from Southern California, I have gone to Vegas many times. Our family stayed at Circus Circus a few times when it was new, and it was THE place to go. It was crazy when you walked around the arcade area, because it was familiar to me, 50 years later. I remember running around there and playing those same games when I was a kid. These days, we don't even bother going that far down the strip and prefer to stay in the center where we can walk just about everywhere we wish to go. Not in the summer, of course! BTW, aside from its age and lack of proper cleaning, my guess is that a lot of the stale odor comes from the decades of people smoking cigarettes anywhere and everywhere in the hotels. That, thankfully, has changed.

Former MGM employee here, back when Circus Circus was owned and operated by them. They don't invest in remodeling, refurbishing, or staffing because, as is, its a very profitable casino. Why bother if you're consistently in the green and enough people come anyways? The back room employee area looks like a set from the walking dead, excluding the hallway with the EDR which was fairly nice.

Great review! What makes Vegas interesting is that it has a mixture of five star properties and also some dumpy properties. If you can put up with it, you can save a lot of money at the lower end properties. Next-door to Circus Circus is a small casino called Slots-A- Fun and it’s sort of dingy and old but it has a lot of character and I always go there every time I go to Vegas

$35 for a breakfast buffet being considered reasonable is why I won't do Vegas anymore if I can help it. Breakfast for 4 people should not be a $150 outing.

I can understand not changing the carpet or old furniture. But the complete lack of any maintenance or cleaning is inexcusable.

When I moved to Las Vegas in the mid-90s, Circus Circus wasn't too bad. It was the only family-friendly hotel on the Strip and you could get a clean, decent room for a bargain. The Adventure Dome and The Steak House were popular for the locals as well. Over time, it got so seedy that I refused to go near it. By the time I left Vegas in 2015, most of the original Strip hotels had been imploded or highly renovated. I can't believe this one is still standing. It's beyond salvaging, imo.

I'm enjoying the day while binging on your videos. I stayed in Circus Circus in the 90's and early 2000's and it used to be a pretty great place. Though, the rooms are bombarded with pics of CLOWNS! Just a nope for me. My parents took me and my brother in August of 1993, right when the Adventure Dome opened. No lines, everything well built and clean, cheap prices, unlimited amounts of rides. My brother and I rode that roller coaster over and over for a full hour because no one was in line! It only cost $20 to enter the park and ride all the rides. Then, we paid $2.99 for a steak and eggs breakfast at the Golden Gate afterwards. Then we got a free shrimp cocktail later from the Riviera. Man, I miss when Vegas was good and cheap...and the Rio hotel was in operation. MHO, the Rio was the best in all of Vegas and always will be.

This is crazy. Back in 2016, I started here with my parents and I bought along my Shark tooth necklace that they've gotten me from Mexico. I left it on a nightstand by the window as we were just going out for a quick sec. The room service came in after we left. When we got back, maybe 20 minutes later, it was missing. We looked all over that room, nothing. Didn't like this place, and especially didn't like it after that incident.

To be fair this has traditionally been one of the most family friendly LV resorts. I imagine having that many misbehaved kids in the property really increases the costs of upkeep a lot

My future wife and I stayed there almost 40 years ago. They advertised "Any room, $30" for hundreds of miles before you got there. At the time the hotel was still in pristine shape (but gaudy) and very clean. Food was cheap back then, you could get a nice prime rib for $5 and breakfast for $2 or $3.

Hi, My husband and I stayed at the Sahara which was across the road and a bit further along the strip from Circus Circus. We loved it even though it was old, Elvis and the Beatles had stayed there. It had a balcony which we loved with two comfy vintage chairs and a table on, it had a brilliant view across to the mountains and you could watch the sunset. It’s sad that it’s gone

I LOVE hotels. I even work at one as a housekeeper. I'm very good at my job and I love doing it. But this hotel makes me very sad. It's such a historic place but they left it to dilapidate for too long. I see not a single cleaner anywhere in this video, either. No housekeeping staff, no custodians, no janitors, no one. Which is depressing because I'm sure that if they had a dedicated and complete staff keeping the place clean and pleasant to be at, this place would be the most enjoyable novelty hotel on the strip!

So, I was flying home from Vegas, and met a fellow teacher on the flight. We'd never met before but had both attended the teacher convention. We were talking about how interesting Vegas was, and the woman said she was horrified by one place... and three other people piped up along with myself and said "CIRCUS CIRCUS!" The carpeting at that time had cooties. One of the teachers on the plane that spoke up was a James Bond fan and had always wanted to go... and he said he had to take a shower after visiting. I hope that things get better for the place. I hope the carpeting is nicer? But, it could be a fun place to visit with the James Bond tie in, and kids would enjoy circus acts....

My parents took me here in the 70’s. Everything was sparkly and clean. I wanted to stay forever. They wanted grown up stuff so we didn’t stay long. I think back then the carousel wasn’t for adults. So sad to see it looking like this, and I can smell the place through the video. If I ever had to go back to the hellscape that is Las Vegas, this was the only place I wanted to go.

I stayed there years ago…probably the 1980s - it wasn’t great but super cheap buffet was!

The wedding chapel looks like a funeral parlor… So depressing, just like the rest of the hotel.

There is no way it's that hard to clean up the place. The management most likely doesn't care.

I’m kinda glad to see something in the worst hotel series that isn’t Britannia or Pontins Edit: thanks for all the likes

Seems like with the long lines to check-in they are not having a problem filling it up! Great video ❤

Expected that clock radio to start blaring out "We've Only Just Begun" by the Carpenters.

I used to gamble there (3-4 years ago) and my regular cocktail waitress was this very lovely elegant & intelligent lady from Poland who was waitressing there ever since it first opened. Still had the Eastern European accent and all. Absolutely loved hearing all the stories she used to tell me. I honestly hope it never closes. There is a certain charm about it and the arcade has F-Zero AX.

Sadly, I have stayed at Circus Circus. I was there a decade ago when my son was still very young. The fairgrounds and circus did entertain him, but the place was already grubby even then. There were some disheartened American guests and some shellshocked foreign visitors. I went gambling with a cool Australian dude at one A.M. one night when I couldn't sleep.

Reminded me of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. The ether scene entering the hotel came to mind when you went outside to film.

I went to Circus Circus as a kid in the late 1970s. The arcade area doesn't look like it's changed one bit. I recall winning an oversized stuffed toy and the guy running the game seemed like a rather bored wiseguy. We never stayed in the hotel, though, just went through there to see it and let me play a few games.

When I get home I’m definitely gonna be asking my wife “Has anyone hoovered today?” I just love that phrase

I wouldn’t be surprised if a few of the scratches on the walls were left from the studies of Raoul Duke and Dr. Gonzo back in ‘71.

I stayed there back in 1976, when my family moved from SoCal to Wyoming (that was a culture shock!). It was the second time we had stayed there. My bro and I played in the arcades while my parents played the slots. We would meet up with the parents to check in when the circus performed. It was very nice then and we had a great time! I'm surprised it hasn't been razed, and something bigger and better hasn't been built.

Growing up, my family wasn't poor, but we couldn't afford to stay in the main building of the resorts. We often stayed at places like the Manor, which many of the older hotels had, like the Stardust and the Aladdin. I think back then resorts like the Circus were not yet overshadowed by the ultra luxurious mega resorts like the Aria and Bellagio. So they were able to keep their room prices relatively high. My parents think we paid around $30-40 a night for the Manor rooms, which is essentially the same cost of the standard tower rooms at Circus today on off season.