I hope this guy (as well as other educational channels) realize what service they're doing to the world by putting these videos out. I've learned more about wrestling, cooking, cars, even philosophy then I did in school.

@atarimasters

8 жыл бұрын

Very true. You can learn anything from the internet better than you would in school

@JonTheDestroyer

8 жыл бұрын

than* you learned in school

@vladimirisokov7455

8 жыл бұрын

+Elvis Calzone So true, I used to be so interested in cars (I still am, to a far lesser extent) and I learned 10x as much about cars alone than I did with most subjects in school. Interest drives learning, teachers don't seem to get that.

@elviscalzone914

8 жыл бұрын

Vladimir Isokov And now we have the tools to learn

@jeanp.5929

8 жыл бұрын

+Jon The Destroyer "than you would *have learned in school"

My internet bill is a lot cheaper than a year's worth of tuition from my public university. Sometimes I wonder why I even attend school when I've learned an insanely higher amount of knowledge from people like this guy on KZread. This video he likely didn't want to create, but did, has made a huge impact on my ability to understand the components of a modern engine. This guy cannot be thanked enough.

@th3p00r5

5 жыл бұрын

Because most companies ask for that expensive piece of paper, calls degree.

@pagogo84

5 жыл бұрын

Amen.

@bigalfajoetrump3911

5 жыл бұрын

Universities are not for knowledge, they got perverted very quickly, same as any institution with money, power, bureaucracies...

@xjcrossx

5 жыл бұрын

Nice to see _a keyboard warrior_ *not* bitching about something.

@teddyagp7864

5 жыл бұрын

I did my engineering degree in 2000. I wish there were youtube back then. Learning would be much easier.

It blows my mind that once upon a time a group of people somehow decided to add these tiny pieces of metal and physics to create an engine. The thought process into building one today seems simple but for people to actually make one of these for the first time ever is one of the greatest feats of knowledge mankind has ever witnessed. Amazing.

*My community college uses this vid for their Intro to Automotive Class.*

@great4ever845

3 жыл бұрын

He's so enthusiastic

@terrellmorgan2298

3 жыл бұрын

Then they should give him some money or credit him for using his video

@brandennelson8355

3 жыл бұрын

That's cool he's was prolly my first KZread teacher

@hasancankirac9265

3 жыл бұрын

@@terrellmorgan2298 COMMUNITY college. What money are we talking about man?

@BlackOasis21

3 жыл бұрын

Hasancan Kirac the community money obviously 🥁 (ba dum tss)

What I like best about this guy is he just talks to us, no gimmicks no attempt at 'personality' no stupid humour.

@ruinenlust_

3 жыл бұрын

Looking at you, fitment industries

@lobobaltazar1322

2 жыл бұрын

@@ruinenlust_ Maybe looking at Scotty Kilmer.. xd

@justinshumate2976

2 жыл бұрын

Lol dirt in the cam no good.

@cabr0nf1b3r

2 жыл бұрын

Your black coffee, sir.

@teaguejelinek4038

Жыл бұрын

Hahaha whatever that piston being born joke was funny

It's frustrating being a car guy with almost no knowledge as to what you're doing. Even worse if you can't afford to go to school. I'm glad I found this, very insightful.

@musiconcloud17

7 жыл бұрын

Dude, I know EXACTLY how you feel. The desire to learn and want to fix and rebuild your own car is what drives us!

@dabombcomgamer

7 жыл бұрын

Dubstep Addict this is exactly where I'm at right now. I love cars but I want to know how they work and my grandpa is giving me a car to restore so I need as much knowledge as I can get

@TechnoCreeper2016

7 жыл бұрын

get it DRIVES US

@seabass22

7 жыл бұрын

You probably won't learn anything at school anyways. I been watching youtube videos, I wish I had a engine laying around I could play with. I could probably learn to rebuild engines if I had one I could work on. Obviously can't just go yank the engine and work on my daily driver lol.

@destroya3303

7 жыл бұрын

I always wished my Dad was a mechanic, I would have absorbed that knowledge like a sponge

I just learned something that will actually be fundamental, and helpful in my future, in just half an hour... and it was for free..

I love how he is so chill when explaining everything. No rush or anything. Really knows his stuff.

this is what internet was made for -learn and teach others a lot more easy way

@whatwhale5888

5 жыл бұрын

Fucking grammar nazis -_-

@snakesoul

5 жыл бұрын

@@sampro454 I guess you can speak a foreign language better than he does, right?

@MaySpitfire

5 жыл бұрын

dont forget cat memes

@sammynnamdi4803

4 жыл бұрын

And crypto currency

people used to kill for knowledge now we have KZread / internet we have to keep counting our blessings of the Smart Ones who came before us..THANKS MAN

I took an entire year of autoshop in high school. We were literally working on cars fixing stuff, and we were never taught a complete run down of how the engine works like this. Really appreciate this man, very helpful.

I've been learning about engines for a year now. I've learned a ton from my manuals and other videos, but this was without a doubt the most useful video I've seen to date. You can never have too much knowledge! Thank you for the great video and for hopefully inspiring thousands to grab a socket set and get to work in an ever decreasing generation of mechanically inclined adults. Thank you!

@omnipubgmobile1615

4 жыл бұрын

I just wanna let you know there is multitudes more of mechanics per capita than them good old days we keep hearing about.

@joosepmiina3756

2 жыл бұрын

@@omnipubgmobile1615 The less the average person knows about cars, the more mechanics we need. Proved his point

My dad was a mechanic but he didn't teach me about engines. This video is very useful and easy to understand. You should do a video where you take an engine out of a car, strip it down and rebuild it to show how everything works connected together

@imkuro6291

6 жыл бұрын

I had to remove and add a new engine in my truck so believe me when I say it can be extremely frustrating

@Erafune

5 жыл бұрын

My dad was no mechanic, but he still used to fix the car. I remember it often being a horrible experience with him working late evenings and even shouting at the car from frustration. It completely scared me away from cars in general and mechanic work in particular. It seemed like hell. Wish he could have had these videos and internet to help. It was before the time of 56k modem internet. Just for the record, it was either a 1985 Volkswagen Passat or a 1990 Toyota Corolla 4WD he was working on =)

@RickG1369

5 жыл бұрын

@@imkuro6291 Thanks for you story, I work in my car all the time and if I ever teach somebody I will try to be patience and confident.

@bobbarker3248

5 жыл бұрын

Maybe he's one of those mechanics who doesn't know anything.

@xslowdivex

4 жыл бұрын

Robert S. Reilly I’m here for the exact same reason. The way my dad taught me about mechanics never stuck. He has a tendency to go into great detail about very specific parts but never give you the whole picture. This was a very education video

Really nice to see a human way of imparting the knowledge. Much better than a textbook. Thank you

@zakyyzakyy9872

7 жыл бұрын

Dylan Radclyffe cewek gemuk bokep

"The headers must all be equal length." Subaru: We don't do that here.

@danield8528

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@jacksonmolenkamp3751

3 жыл бұрын

This is gold 🤣🤣

@allentoyokawa9068

2 жыл бұрын

That is a good thing

@terranceaddison4599

2 жыл бұрын

Is that a good thing?

I just learned how and what each component of an engine does in 30 minutes. I worship you Sir, thank you for taking the time teaching us!

Very interesting. Thanks. You missed out spark plugs, so Im gonna assume that they are just magic.

@joshuadinello6485

9 жыл бұрын

They are magic. Magical fire starters

@sophieshaw3371

9 жыл бұрын

Joshua Dinello haha that's very sarcastic but funny lol

@keannepatrickgarcia3491

9 жыл бұрын

EgolandTed maybe because it's not a gasoline engine. diesel engine use glow plug or heater.

@MomenulHasan

9 жыл бұрын

keanne garcia Not always though. In most cases combustion in diesel engine occurs due to self ignition of air-fuel mixture.

@MomenulHasan

9 жыл бұрын

EgolandTed That engine was a diesel engine. So no spark plugs.. :)

"Wanna see a piston being born?" *baby cries* LOL

@adamnorthrop79

8 жыл бұрын

+Colin Donovan I thought he actually woke up a baby for a sec., hilarious

@DodoCnR

8 жыл бұрын

+heisenberg LOL got me too!

@nancychristiana730

8 жыл бұрын

+Colin Donovan Yeah It looked like that :D !!

@klesstwo

8 жыл бұрын

+Colin Donovan i lost it in the midst of the library laughing at that bit!

@-dcoogan-

7 жыл бұрын

Colin Donovan I was waiting for the "after birth"... Some disgusting, oily sludge to spill out of the cylinder following the piston! SO GROSS!

“I’m not getting into theory”... this is an engine not a motor 😂👍🏻

@DavidPerez-mr3cs

4 жыл бұрын

I love it hahaha

@thatcrazygremlinchild1644

3 жыл бұрын

@edward this shouldn't have made me laugh a as hard as it did lol

"This is a bump stick. Why? Bumps."

School is like an internal combustion engine. Only 20 % efficient. 80 % of time and energy is wasted.

@matthewdahottie

5 жыл бұрын

This is the best comment I have seen on the internet my entire life. Well done

@flightsimulatorXlover

5 жыл бұрын

Ahhaha you made me laugh thanks... 😊

@donkriyaadman

5 жыл бұрын

Hamza B lol truthhhh

@pagogo84

5 жыл бұрын

You're on to something there my friend.

@MaySpitfire

5 жыл бұрын

like a rotary engine

The baby crying sound effect when the piston came out was funny

A straightforward speaking, no-nonsense man. No drama, no hyperbole. Just the right information. I can see Eric really loves his calling. Thank you.

Damn my automotive course didn't even break it down this accurate SMH this dude rocks 💪

I am gonna be honest here.. I dont know anything about cars. My friends they see a new car, and they start talking all about the features and everything. And i feel left out, I really hope to learn something here so that I don't look like an idiot infront of my friends..

@TomekBlacksMyth

9 жыл бұрын

Now you just seem like an idiot in front of the internet. :D Idiots don't go out of their way to learn though. ;)

@dillonshuffle

9 жыл бұрын

Johnny Reno You are CORRECT!

@vicray13

9 жыл бұрын

Same here bro LoL

@dReMiXeDg

9 жыл бұрын

Johnny Reno wow talk about hitting the lotto :)) great advice man

@BillCurtiss23

9 жыл бұрын

I know all of computers, cell phones, tablets, tvs.. but none about cars, and my friends are talking genius.

probably one of the best videos on youtube

@pagogo84

5 жыл бұрын

Hands Down!

After seeing these parts in engine illustrations and 3D animations, it’s really great to see the actual parts of the engine covered in oil. You filled in a lot of gaps and answered questions for me. Thank you so much

🐾A cam is like the keys to the music box. The more it turns the prettier it sounds in both cases.🎶💕

OMG thank you so much for explaining this in an easy to understand format without dumbing it down too much. I was married to a mechanic for 9 years and never learned a thing. He would start throwing out a bunch of car jargon without explaining how each part works and how they work together so I gave up and just let him fix the cars. So here I am trying to save money by doing stuff on my own and learning it from scratch. I just learned more in a 32 minute video than I did living with a mechanic for 9 years. Thank you so much! You have no idea how helpful your videos are. I subscribed to your page months ago when I replaced my brakes (successfully) and I always come away understanding my cars a lot better.

@mikem3388

2 жыл бұрын

His parasitic draw test is really good too.

I'm studying to be a diesel technician at South Seattle College. My instructor told me to watch this video as homework tonight. What awesome homework!!! Thanks for all you do Eric.

I stripped an engine for a. Motor Vehicle Technology Course, last week and learned so much because I could relate to almost everything Eric The Car Guy discussed. His presentation is brilliant.

12 Years later and your'e still blowing peoples minds Eric. You should have 10 Million subscribers by now.

this needs to be basic highschool education for all the kids that way they dont go wrecking and abusing their cars later on. good stuff eric🖒

@gregghoffmann42

3 жыл бұрын

When I was going to high school we had mechanic shop I learned so much in shop class so I never had to take my car to a shop to be fixed and you would know mechanic work was one of my career's that did real good for my family and friends

Wow - now 1st time in 35 years I've seen the best explanation on an engine. Great work bro Eric. I'm into this engineering now. There's no stopping back. I too felt left out amongst friends when they started talking the car language - Torque, Horsepower, pistons, Crank shaft - now I can flex my muscles in those discussions too from now on.

Thank you for dumbing it down sometimes people explain it like we've been mechanics for ten years

Thank you Eric for taking the time to share your expertise. I've learned so much and cars don't intimidate me anymore .

that was beautiful eric hats off

The baby noise scared the crap out of me. Amazing vid btw, very useful. Will be disassembling my mum's broken engine tomorrow for fun. Now will know what is what.

@joshuawendel5141

8 жыл бұрын

+tim funk Nice spelling.

@keithparedes8111

8 жыл бұрын

Yes because the internet is American by nature right? don't reproduce you stupid fucking embarrassment.

a huge thanks to this guy for education a huge number of people watching this video you really just helped us all out with what would probably be months of school. cannot thank you enough!!

Thank you Eric, I have gone through my entire life wanting to learn about engines and how they work, neither my father nor my brother have ever agreed to teach me about them and considering I'll be driving the until I die, it's something I HAVE to know. I appreciate your time you spent going through each part and explaining them and the subtle differences compared to other variations. Thank you and keep on doing what you do.

I am a mechanical engineer 14 years experience and I just congratulate with this guy!!

I just want to say thank you for all the hard work it took to make this video for us. This is valuable knowledge to have & you explained it so perfectly, free of charge to regular people who want to know. Thank you.

I'm currently like 1 minute into the video and I'm like dam this guy knows cars

I've been interested in the mechanics of an engine for over a decade, and I've been asking questions all this time, trying to learn. These are the fundamental answers I needed. Thanks man.

screw the guys who are mean to you, eric... i think you are awesome, and the best car guy out there :)

@MrGenericmember1234

8 жыл бұрын

+icyburger People were mean to him?! He is the most laid back mechanic on youtube lol

@Walter-og4uy

6 жыл бұрын

Who hurt you?

Thanks for taking the time to make this. I watched this like it was a suspense video. I've never known jack about engines, and now I understand why some folks get so fascinated by them.

This channel needs a medal for most energy spent making a youtube video. Engine components are a lot of work to take apart and have to placed back together.

This man is my Hero and I idolize his tenacity to inform his public. Eric, you have made me into a civic mechanic. I always consult your instruction before every job. Thanks so much.

Eric, you are not only spot on with your descriptions, you are also an excellent teacher, and make the subjects fun and easy! THANK YOU!

"that engine started off as a water pump" haha

@dnsrollin1837

6 жыл бұрын

yeah, he meant the rotary engine seen in Mazda Rx8

@boomshakalaka2275

6 жыл бұрын

exactly

Got to say that I started a short college course on maintenance and the instructor of 30 years experience recommended Eric the Car Guy. I already learned with one watch, and intend to binge watch several videos a day until I've got this done. THIS is the kind of teaching that makes the internet and youtube the first stop for additional lessons and being able to watch and re-watch Eric until it's soaking in. Eric, you're the man!

Just now stumbled upon your work. Solely based upon this video you have earned my respect and admiration. I especially liked the analogies used to help put things in a more familiar perspective. The love for the overall mechanics and engineering behind the process shows in your expertise good sir. Thank you for this absolute gem.

Hey Eric, I'm involved with engines, but in the aviation industry. Just wanted to let you know that you do an exceptional job teaching. These videos are quite informative and very helpful for a wide variety of people. Great stuff!

You my good sir are amazing and made one hell of an educational video, i learned more here in 30 minutes than i have in years. Thank you for breaking this down so that i could really understand how internal combustion engines work. Im probably going to watch this a couple more times to memorize all the parts you named. This is my first post ever on youtube, but i just had to thank you for this video and taking the time to explain everything.

Dont ever stop what your doing Eric, your one of the most easy to understand, informative channels on this platform. Not only that but you've been here for as long as I can remember and for as far as I can see, haven't sold out to those get rich quick marketing scams that have absolutely destroyed KZread.

I'm seriously impressed. I was expecting this to be another very quick run through of an engine but it was alot more detailed and informative than I expected. Again, I'm impressed and I thank you for taking the time to do this.

I feel like I can smell your garage through the video

@dannyrussell8275

4 жыл бұрын

Is that is fake

@dannyrussell8275

4 жыл бұрын

That was fun want to take it off the head valve spring all the head bolted to block

@yo_asian_boi1424

4 жыл бұрын

My hands getting greasy now

@simpleinverso8628

3 жыл бұрын

Mmmmmm.... Gasoline....

Great video for ladies who were raised to change oil, and do some stuff but don't know the details! Thank you!!!

I literally just watched this 30-minute video for two and a half hours and I can't believe that it was made 12 years ago thank you for the knowledge information... I paid close attention and it gave me a lot of knowledge hope and confidence for my future working on my vehicles!!

These are the videos are got me into cars 9 years ago, thank you Eric for the start of it all for me 👍🏻

An excellent explanation of something I've never understood. A big thank you, Eric.

This so great.. I laughed when the piston was being born. Tada

For some reason, this is my first time running across this channel, not that I typically search for these kinds of videos, but it must have shown up since I recently started looking for motorcycle engine maintenance videos. Anyway, what an excellent and exceedingly helpful video. Eric would make an outstanding teacher. This was probably one of the best and most informative videos that I have ever seen, regardless of topic. Well done, EricTheCarGuy.

I’m astonished by how much more I know about engines just 10 minutes into this video. The idea of mechanical timing never even crossed my mind. I can’t wait to learn more, thank you so much!

You're doing the world a huge favor!! Being that we all drive cars, we should all know at least the basic parts and principles on how they work. Some people don't really care because they can just take it into someone who does know about them, but for me, I'd rather save money by having the knowledge.

Great video man, thank you. I'm a professional aerospace engineer and it's great for me to be able to see stuff like this.

So awesome! I'm slowly learning more about basic maintenance as I've done minor work on my Toyota engines. Seeing the engine components like this (first together and then pulled apart) is so helpful. The visual helps make it all come together more for me. Thank you!

I'm currently in school right now for automotive and repair technician. after watching Eric the car guy videos. wish i could work for him. he's so knowledgable. I've learn so much from his videos becuase he actually shows how its done. thank you eric. up here in alaska, its impossible to find a shop to help you learn hands on.

With barely my eyes open here at 7am, I stumbled upon this video and didn't get bored or confused for even a second! KZread uni at its finest 🤙 thank you! ...now to get up and follow the smell of coffee. 🤤

Thanks for your videos. I'm currently taking Automotive Service Tech and your videos are a big help!

This has been one of the most helpful videos that I have seen on engines, thank you for taking the time to explain each part of the engine and show each part in real time, great video

Dude. I know this was 7 years ago but ive been looking for something exactly like this for months. Really appreciate you putting in the time to go into detail like this.

This video makes me more motivated to learn about car's engines. Thanks for the video. #respect

Thanks Eric your posts really help me understand engines better, thanks man.....

Thank you! I have an 89 Prelude, want to spend this summer learning more about it so when I pay someone to restore, I understand what they're doing! So helpful!!!

i have to say i am a huge fan, man. Been watching your videos sparatically for the last couple years. But this past week i was out of work for 5 days dues to a surgery and ive been watching your videos all day and night. You've got a ton of knowledge and a great way of explaining things to the layman that really cuts through more than most of the other channels out there. I just bought my daughter a 2004 honda accord sedan and am going to be pimping it out a bit for her this spring. You have totally inspired me to make a video series on her car upgrade process. I'll be sure to link you in every video i make in my makeshift mini series . Going to be tearing out the interior, kilmatting everything, replacing speakers, adding some budget powered subs, maybe some interior lighting, new headlights, light painting on the trunk, new rims and tires, as well as a full tune up of the engine, valve adjustment, fluid flushes,etc and a full engine bay detail. spring cant come quick enough. Super excited. Thanks to you for the push forward in the project.

Thank you Eric the car guy, I've learned more from you in 30 mins about cars than most books! lol Keep up the good work !

A great video as usual Eric. Thanks from the UK.

Thank you so so so much. You have made my life so much easier and better. My brother is a mechanic. He eats, sleeps, and breathes cars. I will sometimes help/watch him in the shop, and just hand him tools, and help him find things. (He has a really messy work space lol). I have always tried to keep up and understand what he is doing. Cars have always interested me as well. I am fascinated by them, and I want to learn about them. This video has done just that. It explains the engine on a level that even an idiot like me can understand. It’s simple, and cut-to-the-chase. I love it. Everything is so clear now. You are a lifesaver man. Thank you! 😁🙏🏼

Really like the whole series that you've put out. The dad's truck series was really appreciated, because it directly addresses my current project albeit a suburban instead of the pick up truck being a donor of most everything I'm swapping. The pick up is suffering from PA weather ravages but has had so much mechanical tlc that it would be a crime to scrap.

I wanna be an electrical engineer but this is cool too!

@johnnyk617

8 жыл бұрын

Go electrical it's the wave of the future

@ronaldhowsley6725

7 жыл бұрын

Hydrogen cars I the future I think.

@franksalazar4576

7 жыл бұрын

im about to graduate in mechanical engineering, but ive had way more fun in my electric classes (its cheaper too lol)

@MyDeskTopFilms

7 жыл бұрын

Hydrogen cars won't be feasible until all cars become computer driven and have 99.9% action avoidance, hydrogen car accidents scary to think about

@ronaldhowsley6725

7 жыл бұрын

MyDeskTopFilms I didn't think about that lol there would be a 1/2 kiloton detonation every time someone cuts of a motorbike

Holy fuck the baby crying scared the sht out of me, was not ready for that.

I think this is one of the more entertaining videos I’ve seen Eric the car guy do. They are all very informative and I am a big fan. Something about how it flowed was awesome. Thanks eric

Wanted to say this guy is very thorough and knowledgeable. Super appreciative for Eric's demonstration and teaching perspective and knowledge!

Nice! Thanks for taking the time to explain it. Very good!!

Ingenious device= ENGINE, fantastic stuff and never knew that, also meaningful comments about the inefficiency of all mankind’s Engine efforts, well said Eric

Thanks for just breaking it down for someone interested in knowing more about out how he gets around. I sincerely thank you for your time sir!

There’s no telling how many young folks you have helped with this video,great job and god bless u and yours brother.!

I was ignorant before this video. Now I know sort of how things work. That makes me happy. I'm still more into how firearms work mechanically. Somehow it's similar though.

@jordanhoward5272

3 жыл бұрын

I feel you dude, I'm the same way. I've been into firearms but I'm trying to learn more about cars.

@cwheels01

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordanhoward5272 Oh, man. Fast forward three years and I'm my own mechanic. Hell, there was a period of time Iived off of money I made from doing people's brakes and such. It's been quite the journey.

@khumomatlakane2009

3 жыл бұрын

@@cwheels01 oh shit congrats bro. I am 19 and a high school dropout and I have just started learning about cars. Hopefully I could learn more about cars and turn it into a trade and possibly start building my dream car, an E46 M3. Cheers

You have left to mention about the water jackets on the engine block, but i have seen that. This is also a very important aspect in learning the basics of the engine working components.

This video is a real treasure i've found! You cannot be thanked enough Eric!

I am so grateful to people like this guy because it's helped me soo very much to learn all this for school rather than struggling to learn it all from scratch

Think of the camshaft as the spinning note in a music box that affects how the bristles make different sounds

23:51 is literally my face trying to understand this awesome video.

@michaelvenus8539

5 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha 😂😂

@dreamboyrecords1419

5 жыл бұрын

Same tbh. Im so interested but confused from all the little parts

@iamandreja

3 жыл бұрын

@@dreamboyrecords1419 Need help? :D

Amazing! Thank you! You're a great teacher. You go at the right pace-not too slow so one loses interest, and not too fast as to get confusing. Awesome man. Changed my life!

Great video, super insightful. Learned some of this stuff last semester & this was a great way to retrace my memory. Thank you Eric, have a great level of appreciation for guys like you.

Why don't they teach us this in school instead of the bullshit they do

@PacMan592

8 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Half the shit we do in school is useless.

@maliqidriss3245

8 жыл бұрын

+Harry Dick my school does

@VetusXRoxy1202

8 жыл бұрын

+IMALIQ what school is that? I wanna know, and is it in America? Just curious.

@gavinh801

8 жыл бұрын

half? more like almost everything

@timothydavid7595

8 жыл бұрын

+Coco Chen probably is I live in Texas, usa not all but there's a good amount of schools that have automotive classes. However theyre optional not mandatory and by everywhere

i'm majoring information technology and minoring mechanical engineering seems weird it should be the other way around but i think i'm going somewhere with my life this way ,thank you for the helpful videos you don't how much it helped me to understand the basics.

I am blown away from your video! Thank you SO MUCH for creating and posting!!!

This awsome, loving it. Who wouldnt want to learn once you come across such easy explanations of an engine. The guy is on point. Thanks for such an amazing lesson.