The I-95 Freeway is the Eighth Ring of Hell

Malo Soifua!!!

Today on the Elder Hill Show:

 ** Lots of knocking this week, and a few way awesome people!

 ** Two-Zone initiative went down with a bang, and boy was it fun

 ** We drove to Queens to drop off Elder Pond so he can go to Brazil

 ** We drove to Queens again for a special meeting (#foreshadowing...)

 ** Transfer news....

Knocking is a constant, but the reception is not. Our zone combined with neighboring Westchester Zone to find a total of 125 people this week. This meant we all had to pull our weight, and we all had to really grind for week 6. We crushed our goal, finding almost 140 people, which was exciting in and of itself. The reward for accomplishing this is that our zone will meet up with the Westchester Zone for a combined TWO ZONE PDAY today. I'm writing this before actually going, so it hasn't happened yet, I'm just assuming it'll be epic haha.

On Tuesday night, we got two crazy phone calls. First is that I will be TRAINING this next transfer!! I was kinda expecting this call, but it was exciting all the same.

The second call was from the Portuguese Elders, who live a few floors below us. They told us that Elder Pond, who was about to go to his original assignment in Brazil, needed a ride to Queens, so we were asked to drive them into the city the next day. We agreed, and we made the trip. It consumed basically our entire Wednesday, so that was kind of rough, but it worked out. (Elder Pond is safe and sound in Brasilia, so major kudos to him).

The very next day (Thursday), we went BACK to Queens for the "Train the Trainers" meeting. It was about two hours long with a lunch afterwards. It was super fun, and it made me both more stressed and more excited to be a trainer haha. We actually had time to do a little work afterwards, so that was nice. Traffic to and from Queens is nightmarish, and we spent many many hours total on the road between those two days.

Members meals are kicking in haha. We had a meal every single night this week, and they've been feeding us well. I gained a bit of weight here in Trumbull, and I'm betting I'll gain some more once the holidays are in full swing haha. Maybe I'll just walk everywhere all the time to burn some extra calories 🤣.

Finally, transfer news. Elder Lee is sadly leaving, and he's heading off to Little Neck in Queens. I'm sad to see him go, but I'm sure he'll do good work there too.

I'll be dropping off Elder Lee and Elder Oviatt (the remaining Portuguese elder), and I'll pick up my new comp. And this time it will be all on my lonesome. No senior comp to carry the weight of training. I'm a little nervous, but I'm also super excited. I can't wait to meet whoever my new companion will be, and get to work and serve the Lord with him in Trumbull.

Also I was asked to be district leader as well, so that's fun (the APs called on Sunday evening and popped the question, and I was like "for shizzle man, let's do this" 😂)

Mafaufauga faaleagaga: if you're questioning your faith, before anything else, give your faith the benefit of the doubt. I have spoken.

Alofa tele lava atu ia outou uma,

Elder Hill

Ata:

• Pic with DC (dude with his hands up lol)
• Pic with Clements (the baller Asian chef)
• "A-men" hehe
• ...orange flamingo? (A flamingorange? A flaminge?)
• The Wilton Gang (district pic)
• Rap pic from the Westchester ZLs hyping the initiative
• Me and Elder Cahoon at Woodside
• I haven't had Guaraná in a loooong time
• The bois at Howling Hot Chicken
• Elders Lee, Oviatt and me with Bro & Sis Neary (Bro Neary and I get along very well talking about old movies and songs etc haha)

Trees vs. Shrubs

Malo Soifua!!!

Today on the Elder Hill Show:

 ** Lots and lots of knocking

 ** Exchanges bring flipping miracles

Lots of pictures and not a lot of words this week (you're welcome, Chago 😂)

We have been doing a lot of knocking, and it's been a lot of fun. We've met a lot of very different people from super open to super antagonistic or just straight up anti (that was a rough conversation, ngl). We've seen a lot of miracles through it, and I'm looking forward to continuing the grind. An issue that Elder Lee and I are running into now that we've been here a while is that we're running out of places to knock haha. We still have tons of streets left, but they're getting fewer and harder to find. We began mapping out the streets that we've finished so that we'll know where to go next. Our area is not super big geographically, and a lot of the houses are spread out in certain areas, so it's been a fun puzzle trying to figure that out.

Friday into Saturday was our exchanges with the Wilton Elders again. I went with Elder Christensen into his area, and we had an absolute blast. He and his comp Elder Ko had found a street in their area that was super promising, so we knocked the rest of that they hadn't been able to get to before. It was a lot of walking up and down hills haha, but it was great, and we found two people to teach just while knocking! They were super cool, and we made plans to come back some other time and talk with them again. We were going to have two other people found from that street, but they declined giving us contact info or return appointments, which was disappointing, but hopefully they can get back in contact sometime soon.

Meanwhile back in my own area, Elder Lee and Elder Ko were busy finding three people of their own! We've had some great lessons with those people since then, and I'm excited to work with them. For one exchange, we found a total of five people for two areas, which I would call a smashing success. Miracles are to be found on exchanges in CT, folks.

Mafaufauga faaleagaga: There's a fire BYU devo called "Stand Forever" (can't remember who it's by, but it's the second most viewed devo on their site). He talks about resolving concerns and having faith to find answers to hard questions. He centers his remarks on the "primary questions". If these questions are true, you can either ignore or confidently find an answer to the "secondary questions". The primary questions include these four:

 - Is God our living Heavenly Father?

 - Is Jesus Christ the Son of God and the Savior of all mankind?

 - Is Joseph Smith a true prophet of God?

 - Is the Book of Mormon the word of God?

If you have a testimony of the truth of those four things, very little will be able to sway you. Any other question fits into the secondary category, and they are all off-shoots of these four primary questions (there are probably also some other primary questions out there that I don't know off the top of my head lol).

Always remember, if any of you ever have any questions or want to talk about anything at all, please let me know. I would love to talk with you.

Alofa tele lava atu ia outou uma,

Elder Hill

Ata (photo dump time):

• Doing service is the best 
• GIANT squash we found at service [Ed. note:  cucuzza squash, pronounced kookootsa; an Italian squash used like zucchini]
• Pretty fall colors
• Really good drawing of me 😂
• Pretty leaves and water in Wilton
• Elder Christensen and me
• Squirrel
• Puppies

The A Team

Malo Soifua!!!

Today on the Elder Hill Show:

 ** I freaking love Pres Holmes (I also love free food hehe)

 ** Sometimes you just gotta get a heat check (to the layman, that's a sports reference)

 ** And the Elder Hill mission-long record for worst knocking experience goes to.....

 ** Stake Conference was pretty fire, not gonna lie (also I met a guy who is absolutely LOADED. More below)

Interviews with Pres Holmes were suuuper good. In my talk with him, I reported on the change and the growth that I had made/experienced in the previous transfer (believe me, there was a lot), and he commented on how proud he was that I had made those changes. He also talked about needing me to be a leader in the mission, whether or not I had a leadership position. I won't go into every detail, but it suffices me to say that it was a tender and wonderful conversation. I grow to love Pres Holmes more and more with every passing day, and my testimony grows exponentially that he is called of God to be here at this time as the president of this mission.

On the way home from interviews, we visited a McDonald's that is spoke of in legend. A member owns this one random McDonald's in a truck stop, and if you walk up in a shirt and tie and name tag (dressed like a missionary) the cashier moves to a different register, and you get your food for free. We went, and it's true. Elder Lee and I got some food, and the lady behind the counter zeroed out our order, and it was glorious haha. We made an agreement not to abuse this gift, but we're also definitely gonna use it haha.

This week was kinda rough, ngl. There wasn't anything particularly bad about it, but there weren't a ton of headline experiences either (not regarding missionary work, anyway). We had found two people by Wednesday, and we were looking good to find a few more and carry our energy over into a second week in a row, but we ended up not finding anyone else for the rest of the week. That's alright though. We're here for people, not numbers. We'll just hit the ground running next week and continue to refine our strategies.

So we did a bunch of knocking this week, with the standard mixture of results. We found some people who were super friendly and nice, even if they weren't interested. We also met some people who were apathetic or impartial, and just didn't really care. We also met a few (not terribly many actually) who are more antagonistic or cranky about us knocking on their door. The pinnacle was hands down this one old lady who came to the door. She immediately told us off, and even though we were already walking back to the street she continued to follow up with a string of insults and profanity that were (in hindsight) quite thought out. Elder Lee and I just shrugged our shoulders and kept walking, but looking back o that experience, I only feel sadness. I'm not sad that she didn't immediately jump up and ask to be baptized. I'm just a little sad that she either doesn't understand enough about our church, or she has such passionate views that she deems it worth such an odious response. I really hope she finds happiness in her life, and I hope missionaries who knock her door in the future get a more encouraging interaction.

On a much different and much more upbeat note, Stake Conference was super good. One if the highlights was that Pres and Sis Checketts, a couple who live in New Canaan, I think, came home from serving as the Mission President and Companion for the England London Mission. They had some really cool experiences and testimony to share and it was epic.

After the meeting, Elder Lee and I talked with Pres and Sis Checketts for a few minutes, and we came to learn that he is insanely rich. He didn't explicitly say that, but during the course of our conversation he talked about some of the things he's done in life (at different times) including buying/owning two NBA teams, a WNBA team, two separate NHL teams, an MLB team, and an MSL team that he helped create. Oh, and he was also the owner of Madison Square Garden. If you're sports fan, you know that this guy is not playing around. Elder Lee and I realized we were standing in the presence of greatness haha. He's also an incredibly kind and humble guy, so I absolutely loved talking with him and his wife and getting to know them both a little bit.

Mafaufauga faaleagaga: At Stake Conference they talked all about Light, the Light of Christ, and how to reflect that light. One super cool story was told by a guy from my ward here. He talked about how mirrors are cool because they can make light go places it could never normally go (down holes, into cracks, into dark places). He said that Christ is the light, and we are all pieces of a mirror. We need to do our part so that Christ's light can affect to other people it might not reach otherwise. It was a very simple idea, but I found it very profound, so I thought I'd share it with y'all.

God. Is. Good. All. The. Time. That is a fact, not an opinion. God is good. Life is good. And that's good enough for me.

Alofa tele lava atu ia outou uma,

Elder Hill

Ata:

• Zone pic from last pday (minus the four Spanish-speaking sisters)
• Video clip:  The Chevy Equinox is the standard missionary vehicle here....
• Free food at McDonald's boisss
• Scoob the Dino (a gift from a member we visited)
• Bomb.com tater tot casserole that we made Sunday night (complete with homemade fry sauce)

Dang Straight

Malo Soifua!!!

Today on the Elder Hill Show:

 ** Exchanges bring all kinds of miracles

 ** I think one of our new friends saw me in a vision?

 ** I'm basically an MTC tutor now lol (also the AZ bois reunion was epic)

 ** We found six new people to teach! (Literally the most I've ever found in a week)

 ** Conference was literally the best (and you BETTA BELIEVE WE BEAT OUR ZONE GOALS)

!!!LONG EMAIL ALERT!!! (sorry, it's just been a good week haha)

We went on exchanges with Elders Christensen and Ko, and it was fun. I went with Elder Ko up into the Wilton area, and we had lots of fun. I was a little bummed because Elders Lee and Christensen would get to go to a member meal and I wouldn't, but Elder Ko and I ended up ALSO going to a member meal for their ward, and they made us ribs that were soooooo good. Miracles abounding.

One of the many people we found (more on that further down) was our friend Lumia (I think that's how it's spelled?). She's a super nice lady who we knocked into on Monday, then went back and visited on Thursday. When we visited her the second time, she invited us in and we talked for a bit. During the conversation, she said that she'd seen us both in a dream before. She said she'd seen Elder Lee, but she made a big point of saying she'd seen me specifically before we ever showed up. We were a little weirded out at first, but it was actually kind of a cool experience. Hopefully she's right in thinking it means that "we're supposed to be friends". We'll see what happens haha.

On Fridays we usually have a group Samoan-language call with a tutor from the Missionary Training Center. Unfortunately, a few weeks ago Sister Macarilay (the tutor at the time) switched positions at the MTC, so she can't run the group call anymore. For a week or two we just didn't have a group call, but I really wanted one so I volunteered to just host a call. I set it up and got the word out, and got a few other Elders to join the call, and we had fun. The first two to join were none other than Elder Kauer and Elder Brown, so we had a super sweet and fun little reunion (first time we'd been all together since the MTC). Another Elder or two joined soon after, and we had a good conversation, swapping stories i le faʻasamoa, and asking questions etc. I somehow became the unofficial tutor, and they all kept asking me random Samoan questions. Maybe I'll just have to go and get a job at the MTC haha.

As of yesterday morning, we found SIX new people this week. That's more people than I've EVER found in a week on the mission. And if that don't give you a testimony that every area can find, I don't know what will. Three of them were through knocking, and one was through street contacting while knocking, so that was pretty epic all things considered. Our big challenge now will be sitting through them all and figuring out who's elect.

Remember last week how I said that our zone set a goal for getting 50 people to watch conference? Well we got OVER A HUNDRED TO WATCH CONFERENCE!!! Big time miracles came in clutch, and a whole lotta people got blessed with the Spirit.

Mafaufauga faaleagaga: General Conference man. Where do I even start? Here are some highlights:

 - Pres Oaks' talk (just go to church, guys)

 - "Christ's love is unfailing, even when we fail" (Bonnie H Cordon)

 - "Come unto Christ, come now, but don't come alone" (Bonnie H Cordon)

 - When you understand how loved you are as a child of God, it changes everything (Susan H Porter)

- Not having clear answers should NOT stop you from moving forward (Susan H Porter)

 - "God loves us as we are, but He loves us too much to leave us this way" (Brad Wilcox)

 - Really all of Brad Wilcox's talk

 - Contention disappears when you put your discipleship to Jesus Christ above all else (Dale G Renlund)

 - There is a sequential order to every aspect of life and the gospel (Vaiangina Sikahema)

 - "Unprecedented times call for unprecedented measures" (Russell M Nelson)

 - "Muster the mustard-seed mentality" (Michael A Dunn)

 - "Doubt is the enemy of faith and joy...when we doubt, we choose to be acted upon" (Sean Douglas)

 - "The name of the Church is not negotiable" (Neil L Anderson)

 - 13 new temples!!! (Russell M Nelson)

Alofa tele lava atu ia outou uma,

Elder Hill

Ata:

• Cool cicada husk
• Dope house we saw while knocking
• Dope car we saw while visiting a friend
• The AZ SamFam Bois are all together for the first time in a year
• Portuguese Elders "working" lol 😝😂
• A sister in our ward got us SO MUCH FOOD
• Accountability call while making some pizza

Sanctify Yourselves

Malo Soifua!!!

Today on the Elder Hill Show:

 ** Zone Conference was absolutely fire

 ** Ring doorbells are actually made by the devil

 ** We found two people in ONE DAY while knocking doors!! #doorstepmiracles

 ** We had a combined Ward Culture night (mostly Jamaican lol), and it was super fun

This week was absolutely epic. We got a lot of work done, and we saw a lot of miracles. First and foremost, we finally got to have meals with members more, and lemme tell ya, they feed us GOOD here haha. The Trumbull 15 is no joke.

So we did a bunch of knocking this week, and I learned a couple things. First, never ring the Ring doorbells. I can't say why, but they just tend to result in people not answering the door, or just saying no through the intercom. We'll knock the door, and then use the Ring if no one answers.

The second thing I learned is that some people are so anxious to tell us no, they literally don't listen to what we're saying. For example: "are you religious at all?" "No I don't live here, I'm just renting." There's some funny people out here man 🙄😜😂.

However, we did see some incredible miracles with knocking. On Saturday we picked a street and began tracting. Out of the first five doors we knocked, two didn't answer and three were pretty rude in saying no. This wasn't exactly a surprise, but it was a little discouraging. We discussed moving to a different street in the hopes of nicer people haha, but we decided that we had to finish this one out before moving on. We kept knocking, and the others who answered were generally much more friendly, albeit not interested either. At the end of the street, the very last house opened their door, and we had a great conversation and mini lesson with a woman named Josephine. She was super nice, and we were able to teach her a little bit as well as set up a time to come back on Monday!

Later that same day, we were knocking the next street over, and at the last house on THAT street, a guy named Denni opened his door, and he accepted not only a return appointment but a Book of Mormon, as well! Miracles do happen, and I now have a testimony that tracting is not an entire waste of time haha.

Mafaufauga faaleagaga: ZONE CONFERENCE

I don't even know where to start. Zone Conference was just amazing this week. It's kinda funny because most of the amazingness of the conference was not in the messages themselves, although those were fire. The parts that I loved the most were in the days that followed when the Spirit explained to me some of what was said, and I gained a deeper understanding and testimony of it.

One particular topic that I'll mention was that Pres Holmes basically taught us the whole first lesson with a whiteboard and about 20 different scripture references. He taught it in such a way that it was basically impossible not to understand. In addition, he explained it so that you see super easily why the Restoration was essential and why this church is the church of Jesus Christ. It was super cool, and I'm excited to try that method in a lesson. (If you want to learn more about it specifically, dm me and I'll share the scriptures and whatnot with you.)

Quotes of the Conference:

"When Joseph Smith went into the grove of trees, what was restored? The way back home"

"Good information leads to good revelation"

"We had no way home until the Priesthood was restored"

"Doctrine understood changes behavior"

"I hear, I forget. I see, I remember. I do, I learn. I teach, I retain. Learn then share"

Alofa tele lava atu ia outou uma,

Elder Hill

Ata:

• Some people have NO IDEA how to name their streets smh 😂
• Pretty street
• Elder Lee's parents are trying to give us diabetes 😂🤣
• Me and my uso, Elder Hennessy
• Huge bushes in front of a random house
• Bro they got a Circle K hereeee
• Good times from last P-day (Mt Dew with the comp and dunk line with the squad)

Trumbull 15, Part 2

Malo Soifua!!!

Today on the Elder Hill Show:

 ** Le SamFam e faavavau (I love group language calls)

 ** We finally found some people!

 ** People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care

 ** Member meals are the best, and I'm very excited haha

I finally had the time/availability to join the weekly MTC Samoan language call, and it was so much fun. I got to reconnect "in person" with Elder McKrola for the first time since the MTC, and I got to see Elders Kauer and Brown again, which is always nice. We had a good time with Sista Maka (Sis Macarilay), and we all worked on improving our Samoan. Again, I was reminded about all the progress I've made since the MTC, and I'm just super grateful for the Gift of Tongues and all of the goodness I've been shown by God and my teachers. Alofa atu ia outou uma, a'u uo pele.

Two weeks ago we didn't find anybody. Last week we only found one. This week though, this week we found three! We honestly didn't change much about how we were working; we just cared a little more and tried a little harder, and God blessed us for it. One of our new friends, Kaitlin, is a wonderful human being. She's super sweet and kind, but she's had a lot of rough things happen recently, so she's been in a tough spot. During one of our calls with her, Elder Lee and I had the impression (we didn't realize it was an impression at the time, but looking back it must have been) to just express our love for her as a daughter of God, and Heavenly Father's love for her. We explained just how much the gospel can bless her life, and how joining a ward is like joining a family. After we finished talking with her, she started crying and just thanked us over and over again. She wasn't able to come to church this past week, but she really wants to, and we've already got an awesome member who is willing to give her a ride, so I'm excited to see what happens.

Yesterday, two wonderful things happened. First, we had dinner with an awesome family in the ward, and we had a great time. We played a game, ate their delicious lasagna, and shared a fire spiritual message.

The other wonderful thing that happened was arguably even better haha. Today during Sunday school, the "Missionary Meal Calendar" was passed around for the first time since covid. We got it back at the end of church, and we almost cried in joy seeing how many names there were. I'm super excited to meet the members and try and help them a little better, and Elder Lee and I are excited to eat some good food haha.

Mafaufauga faaleagaga: Sacrifice. I've been thinking a lot about sacrifice. Inspired and invited by Elder Bassett, I've been pondering things that I can fully sacrifice to God to not only show my love and desire to be obedient but also to better focus on the mission. It's been an interesting few days, self-reflecting and pondering what to choose. We'll, I've made a choice, and it's going to be hard, not gonna lie. What it is exactly doesn't matter, but it'll definitely be a sacrifice. One thing I learned, though, is that often the sacrifice you're needing to make is the only thing you don't want to yet ("do that one later/never"). When I first decided on a thing or two, my first thought was "that's not going to work. Pick something else." Taking that as my cue, though, I asked God, and He confirmed that those things that I really didn't want to sacrifice (or think were worth sacrificing) were, in fact, the things I was supposed to sacrifice. I guess that's just how the cookie crumbles sometimes.

Guys, God is so good. Not to be rude to anyone, but if you don't believe that, you're not looking at your life hard enough. He's in every aspect, and He loves you more than humanly imaginable.

Alofa tele lava atu ia outou,

Elder Hill

Ata:

• 10 dang straight facts to live by
• This member has got a neat house lol
• We do service in a remodeled church, and one guy took us up to see the "attic" where the outer shell of the cathedral is still visible

Mr. Worldwide

 Malo Soifua!!!

Today on the Elder Hill Show:

 ** Giving service is so much fun, 10/10 would recommend

 ** Elder Lee and I got to go back to Manhattan!! (More on that below)

 ** Elder Bassett is an amazing guy (also super hilarious when he wants to be)

 ** Member meals are the best

 ** In terms of transfer news, there is no transfer news (Elder Lee and I are both staying)

We started doing service at a food pantry here in Bridgeport. It reminds me a lot of NDS from Staten way back when on my mission, only on a much larger scale. We did a bunch of warehouse work (cleaning shelves, restocking, organizing), and it was a ton of fun. It threw me back to my Walmart days, so that was great haha. We're scheduled to go back each week, and I'm super excited to keep helping out there.

So we had a Mission Tour this week. Elder W Mark Bassett of the Seventy came and spoke to our entire mission multiple times over the course of the week. As part of the tour, our zone was scheduled to be in person at the chapel in the Manhattan Temple on Wednesday morning for the first round of meetings. Since Pres Holmes knew that it's a long trip from CT to Manhattan, he has us all come down the night before and stay with missionaries throughout the city. So with all that in mind haha, Elder Lee and I drove down into the Bronx to stay with some Elders there for the night. One neat thing about that is that I have now physically been to all five boroughs of NYC (not an impossible feat, but not super easy). Just good times all around.

Wednesday we took the metro bright and early, and we rode down into Manhattan. It had been a transfer for me since I'd been in the city, and much longer for Elder Lee, so we were both really happy to be back in our old stomping grounds in Manhattan. We got to the meeting, and we had a brief meet and greet with all the missionaries we hadn't seen in a while. After a few minutes, we all took our seats to prepare for the meeting.

I'll stop there with the linear narrative, and just talk about the meetings as a whole (I went to five meetings from Wed to Fri). In short, I love Elder Bassett. He's funny, relatable, and very human, but he also had moments were he literally glowed as he just rolled back the curtains of heaven and gave us all a glimpse. My favorite talk that he gave was about sacrifice. He broke it into three main sections: first he talked about the sacrifice the Father made, second the sacrifice the Son made, and third the sacrifice we are asked to make. It was so cool how he talked about sacrifice, and how some things are meant to be for our benefit, not God's. He compared our missions to the story of Abraham being prepared to sacrifice Isaac. God already knew that He wouldn't let Abraham do it, but Abraham himself didn't know. So why make him do it in the first place? In short, "Abraham had to learn something about Abraham." Elder Bassett explained that a mission is not a sacrifice, it is a privilege. While on a mission, we are asked to put those things that we hold dear "on the altar" like Abraham did Isaac, so that we ourselves can grow. In short, "you need to learn something about you."

I could go on and on about what he taught, but I don't wanna make this email tooo long haha. It sufficeth me to say that it was amazing. (Also, W.  Mark Bassett has one conference talk that you can go listen to on Gospel Library, and I highly recommend it).

Lastly for this, on a much different note, Church members here are realizing that Elder Lee and I are not eating with members every night, and they are immensely bothered by this haha. We had dinner with Everly and her mom on Thursday, then another dinner with a member family on Friday, and finally an amazing dinner with our Bishop and his family last night on Sunday. All of them were spectacular, and all of those members are awesome. A few members of the ward council have been talking about circulating a schedule, so that'll be all kinds of fun, haha.

P.S. another awesome thing to do in your free time is to watch the Joseph Smith Papers podcasts. They're pretty short, and they're super interesting. The third series is coming out this fall, so I've been listening to the first two to catch up. Good stuff.

Mafaufauga faaleagaga: See the aforementioned meetings with Elder Bassett.

Alofa tele lava atu ia outou,

Elder Hill

Ata:

• Selfie with a fresh haircut from my man Jay
• Finally found Sesame Street!
• Random globe thingy
• Busted fire hydrant (apparently a normal sight in the Bronx)
• Trump Hotel
• Elder Bassett
• Pretty greenery
• The boys
• Neat Masonic Hall we drove by
• Cool 9/11 pic my old comp got
• Dude repping his country on roller blades
• The Elderstrict
• I see you