A parent is not someone who's connected to someone with just DNA. A parent is the one who spends time with the kids teaching them values and how life works!

@ninademci1500

Жыл бұрын

@omnielectron9616, you’re 💯% right!

@debracarrabba1656

Жыл бұрын

@@ninademci1500 And of course, Loving them.

@m42037

3 ай бұрын

Loving them and teaching them work ethics/ education as children before they are teens and to pick the right friends

@mtsflorida

Ай бұрын

Children don't always make the right decision and the courts favor the biological family. Just because I have raised and taught the neglected children in my community doesn't give me the right to keep them. Military academies and foster homes would never release children if that was the case.

Makes me wish I had parents, any parents,.even just one..Even till this day in my mid age I wish i could adopt one, or two,.It was an awful upbringing I had, foster care was tough doing without love, food, and happiness..but survived somehow..So kids be good to your parent(s)adults even, be good to them,.they look after you, give back that when they reach older age..

@katepearson2730

4 жыл бұрын

I’m a parent and I have 4 kids one of which is my foster son, his biological mother is actually my cousin but she was on drugs and drinking a lot, he won’t even speak to her and calls me and my husband mum n dad, I love him as if he was biologically my son, I don’t treat him any differently to my other 3 kids, he says he’s the chosen one lol 😂 I say to him I may not have carried him inside my womb but I carry him inside my heart always, id love to foster again but I’m disabled and everything that the kids need falls onto my husband, don’t get me wrong he adores all 4 of our kids but he don’t want to do it again because it’s a lot of work and our foster son had a lot of problems he was 13 when he came to us and his birthday was 8 days after he moved in, his birthday is the 12th December and he moved in on the 4th of December, his biological mother asked him to go back to her place on his birthday and then said to me she didn’t want him there so I told her u have to tell him that I’m not telling him it’s wrong! She told him and he never spoke to her again, I tried to get his two sisters too but they were too scared and she made them lie to social services, she used to pretend she had food all sorts they never once checked her cupboards but every visit they checked ours, I didn’t mind them checking our place it just pissed me off they didn’t check her place, we fell out in the end, she even tried to get him put into care away from us because I showed social services the messages she sent to me bragging how she didn’t have any food because social worker called my son a lier! Even when the girls school told social services that the girls were always dirty, hungry and heads were full of head lice, they did nothing, in the end we had to just shut up and be happy that we made a difference in his life, he’s 22 now and he’s finished college and got a great job with the government? He’s even got his own place and is getting married next year, I couldn’t be prouder of him, of all my kids, I wish I could of known u when u needed a family, love and security I would of jumped at the chance, I’m hoping that one day soon I can win the euro millions jackpot and get help so I can foster again, maybe even adopt, I know that ALL kids need love and a family, I hope u r doing well in your life now, u sound like a well adjusted young man, even though u have been thru a lot in your life, I truly wish u all the best in your life, God bless u sweetheart, all the best Kate x 😊 xx

@eloisedaniels8336

4 жыл бұрын

Grab ahold of those who God put in your sphere of influence. I know that it's not the same as having a parent or two AND I can't image not being brought up with mine, but just know that you are loved by more people than you know. Ask God to show you who they are... Be there for others who might feel the way that you do! Your Heavenly FATHER loves you mightily!God bless you...stay safe!

@CopperCoin0017

3 жыл бұрын

Oh BLESS YOU! YOU are a strong person who has wonderful things in store! Keep the FAITH!❤🙏

@proto718

3 жыл бұрын

Tell that to my sister.

@9elevlbad

3 жыл бұрын

😀😀😀😀🐵🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐕‍🦺🐩🐩🐩🐩🐯🐫🐖🐖🐖🐖🐖🐖🐖🐺🐺🦍🐺🦍🦍🐩🐩🐺

Michael Landon a great loss, no man is ever made me cry so much.

This episode is GOLD....because it teaches an important lesson that not always in life is it possible to be on someone's 'side'.

@henryalugoro9049

19 күн бұрын

imagine if both parents takes this court, both parents from America and Vietnam did the right thing in the past (both are not wrong)

I was crying, throughout this entire episode. That poor boy torn between a promise that he made to his father and the love of a family that saved him. I felt sorry for both families

@athenapoe3377

6 жыл бұрын

I can't remember any other show that has ever made me cry so much, and during so many episodes. :`(

@nolanboles8492

4 жыл бұрын

@The Blue Wave In the US, yes, and legally, a promise made by an 8-year-old isn't binding. But cultural traditions among the Vietnamese could be very different--I don't know how accurate this portrayal was, though, so I can't be too presumptive.

@kellymcfalls1458

3 жыл бұрын

gothatway09 I would be a combination of fun and strict as a parent but I’m glad they were able to stay with the Hopkins

@henryalugoro9049

2 жыл бұрын

am watching it in 2022 ..very sad

@lorethakeller3492

2 жыл бұрын

@@athenapoe3377 I

This may not be a true story but, it certainly opens your eyes to being grateful for not going through that type of agony when so many others most likely did.

@UtopiaBlue68

8 ай бұрын

And still do to this day, everyday!! It's a terribly tragic experience I know only too well.

The old days when family could go to the gate, and watch the people board the plane. I miss those days. Airports are such mean places now.

@Vazcular

5 жыл бұрын

Thank the Jews.

4 жыл бұрын

Blame Muslim extremists for that.

@Chu3505

4 жыл бұрын

gothatway09 The Human being doesn’t born with hates.Hates it a cancer to the human soul.

@Nmdixon-cu7vm

4 жыл бұрын

gothatway09 bigotry works both ways, liar. 👎

@nolanboles8492

4 жыл бұрын

@ Better off to blame an over-reactive federal government and paranoid society.

A sad story. But the right ending. I hope both boys will continue to visit their Vietnamese parents.

@rojeliosanchez5339

2 жыл бұрын

cap

@blanketyblank604

Жыл бұрын

when they turn 18 they can come and go as they please.

@alro7779

11 ай бұрын

If I were their parents, I would've stayed in the US close to them instead of returning to Singapore.

@henryalugoro9049

19 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same thing as you …hope the kids continue to visit their biological parents

This episode was SO Heart Breaking, brought tears to my eyes & I'm trying not to cry. Both sets of parents having pain, because of what was going on & you could feel their hurt. This situation affected Every Person in both families & all of them were having a hard time. The oldest boy had the most pain, he was being torn apart inside & I felt so bad for him. It was a good episode & I wanted to Thank you for sharing it with us.

Pleasant surprise to hear “SINGAPORE “ mentioned. I’m Singaporean! Binge watching here in 2020 .

Why not arranging holidays in Singapore? It doesn't have to be a all or nothing deal, they can still keep in touch and visit each other whenever possible! 😊😉😁😀☺️💖

@m42037

3 ай бұрын

There's always more to squeeze in if you have more time in the episodes. I guess Michael Landon could've put that in somewhere

it was quite hard for both parents and children to make such hard decisions like these. beautiful ending and quite a touching one couldnt help crying! Godbless!

I would classify this episode among the best of all 5 seasons. Wonderfully made.

@debracarrabba1656

Жыл бұрын

Maybe the most painful to watch, but I haven't seen all the episodes.

Every episode is wonderful.

This was hard to watch! So much emotions involved on this! My best TV series forever!

This movie made me cry. A very good movie that teaches a lesson. God bless those parents who raised up their children with love and good up bringing. ❤🙏❤

@luchoportuano2829

2 жыл бұрын

It's not a movie, it's a whole series. Watch it all. Five seasons.

@privateprivate1865

Жыл бұрын

@@luchoportuano2829 it feels like a movie compared to how tv shows feel today 💖

Promises, promises, promises. I never understood the real value behind promises. People make promises left and right. I don't like making promises, but when I do, I make sure I keep them...even when others don't. I don't get too hung up on what others promise either. It is said: You can't measure a man by its intellectual capabilities, nor by his moneys nor his physical strengths. You can only measure a man by his ability to keep his promises.

@user-kk1eu4jc6d

4 ай бұрын

So, so true, well spoken.

My was I crying! Wonderful way to show different cultures and how they sometimes clash!

The life lessons in these episodes are priceless!

mr french he look real good n this one

@josephdelledonne2098

3 жыл бұрын

He does look more clean cut. His hair and beard look good. However, I think he just learned he had lung Cancer a little before this.

Michael London boy you really know what's happening in day to day life، you got so much in your self RIP pal۔

This one was one of the hardest episodes I've watched.Praise God the piological father loved his child enough to let him go from his promise.I know though it could not have been easy to do.Love does conquer All. Lissa 😊❤

Sad story poor boy torn between his American family and birth parents 😢😢

Michael London RIP . I never known any one like him .... deep and sensitivity to human being Life stories he brought to life .. as they get older they comes with more value... he had a spiritual understanding. Amazing episode.. all of them in some ways .. are important. And this One is full of pain just as life sometimes gets so painful.

@FrankiesFancy

Жыл бұрын

In order to keep that image of him, don't look up his private life...

This was a great show to watch Michael was wonderful an a super Acter

I just love the way they use the, spiritual and Godly way of catching all the bad guys!

@nolanboles8492

4 жыл бұрын

There were no "bad guys" this time.

These are not just tv sitcoms. But to take note of that many can understand that life isn't always easy to take in. " Be the change you wish to see in this world 🌎

@m42037

3 ай бұрын

This life is too short, I'm 58 but mentally I'm 38 and afraid of what's to come..

@jetknight7562

3 ай бұрын

@m42037 God will lead you in the right direction 🙏 one must have faith and patience...

I was crying with them very touching story....

HOME - Always Right. No Place Like Home

The kids should have 4 parents in a case like this. Both couples have moral rights to the children, how could legal rights matter more? Both couples should be involved in the children's lives from now on. Who wouldn't want 4 parents anyway? Lol

I love this show, every episode. I'm not much of a crier(cryer?), but I always get teary eyed.

long live landon french and the 747

@m42037

3 ай бұрын

There's still 747s

Good episode. Very Emotional. One of Landons best

Thats no good father, when he aspected from a 10 year old son, to keep his promis forever...🤣🥶

This is sad. I feel sorry for everyone involved...the birth parents, the adoptive parents, and the kids.

Haing Ngor, who played Truong, was a real doctor, an obstetrician, in Cambodia before he was captured by the Khmer Rouge. He escaped death by denying his professional and intellectual status, and eventually immigrated to the US where he made another successful career as an actor, starting in The Killing Fields in 1984. He was murdered in 1996, possibly a revenge killing for his opposition to the Khmer Rouge.

@Mahjabiene

2 жыл бұрын

What a sad story! I keep this in my memory. 😔❤️

@irishcountryman4866

2 жыл бұрын

Has his killers been caught?

@m42037

3 ай бұрын

Wow I read the story, barbarians over there. I got to see that movie he was in. I'm lucky to have been born in America 58 years ago, unfortunately I had a bad relationship with my dad, I wish I could change it before it's too late

“No worries the boss hired a leg-man.” After all this time, it just dawned on me. That kid who gave the card to the couple is another angel on the case!

He won an Oscar

That chocolate cake looks yummy 😆😆

Some of the finest acting I have ever seen, brilliant 🙏

Tough call...but the children should go with their true parents.

@pjabrony8280

4 жыл бұрын

What makes a parent true? Giving birth or giving love?

@robertdegeorge8635

4 жыл бұрын

@@pjabrony8280 they both will give love.

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

@@pjabrony8280 What does that have to do with the fact that they went through hell? I guess most Americans couldn't imagine what a death camp is. If I was one of the adoptive parents I would not have fussed with the Vietnamese parents. I would have said "I apploud you for your courage, here are your kids"

@Vydio

4 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferjones1470 They don't even know the Vietnamese parents.

@1951mytube

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertdegeorge8635 -- No, remember the older boy said that he never-ever had a hug from his birth father. His adoptive father loved him and showed him that love. Simply taking care of the physical needs of a child is not enough. Theirs is a much colder and distant culture than ours here.

Well acted by everyone in the cast

@dermotspollen

3 жыл бұрын

It was brilliant

I love these guys.

what an awesome story and sure was well acted .Was hard on both sets parents and the kids.

The power of love

I believe it was few episode before this one when Victor learned he had stage four lung cancer, in this episode #9, you can really tell Victor was thinner. The show lasted 4 more episode, the last episode was shown before Christmas of 1989...4 months after Victor passed away.

@dermotspollen

3 жыл бұрын

I never knew victor knew he had cancer till after all production finished. When were these episodes actually filmed around? Don't even no If victor even seen last few episodes

i like highway to heaven

This must be based on a real family case. Powerful.......

Also I thought the older Vietnamese son was an amazingly good actor!

@maggieboo8142

Жыл бұрын

We all grew up loving him 😇❤🇬🇧

@m42037

3 ай бұрын

​@@maggieboo8142Who is he

i dont know if any of you caught this, but i am only catching it now. i dont think i thought about it when i first saw the episode. but the father says that champ is only 11 years old - what does he know. but the older son was no older than that when he made this "promise". perhaps they will bring this out before the episode is over ? talk about double talk !!

Choices in life become pain and dilemma while we deciding to sacrifice someone for someone.

One of my daughter's friends had this happen. A white American couple, who already had kids of their own, adopted a Korean orphan as a baby. The girl grew up completely Americanized, and fit right in with her sisters and brothers from the adoptive couple. She attended elementary school with our daughter, and they became friends up through high school....they played on soccer teams together, girl scouts, etc. The adopted girl ended up getting a college degree as well. Later on the adoptive parents managed to find her Korean family and they flew to Korea to meet them. Disaster, the Korean family wanted nothing to do with her. They didn't speak English, she didn't speak Korean. They were living in poverty, and disowned the girl completely. The American family all flew back early, with no desire to ever return.

Good show

i can understand both sides

It was a nice and wonderful ending! Its interesting that majority of people want to go to North American, pay their way 🌎 for a better life. These kids ended up and adopted by American couple.

No happy ending for this episode.

@Ace-ke7fq

4 жыл бұрын

of course it was amazing..the dad let him go..you didn't finish watching did you?

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. I can't say that it's a truly happy ending. And just wait till they realize how they will not be fully accepted in America. But I do understand that going to college in the US is the best for his education. I just wish his real parents could have stayed in America. Now, that would have been a happy ending because they could visit.

@Vydio

4 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferjones1470 They can still visit their parents in Singapore, and they can make a yearly visit to America to see their sons.

The children should be asked what they want. The trouble is these days the Social Services rarely ask the children what they want. (The ones that are old enough). If they really loved their boys they would let them stay in America

@Ace-ke7fq

4 жыл бұрын

@mroracal I was raised like that and hated it, you are not entitled to your own decisions or suggestions, Child services are hell seekers, raisers..don't care if you are starved by your foster parent/s.

@Vydio

4 жыл бұрын

The younger boy had been legally adopted, so there was no way the biological parents would have gained custody to take him back to Singapore.

The actor who portrayed the Vietnamese father was a physician in real life. His vocal opposition and human rights activities against the Khumer Rouge led to his murder in 1995 as political retribution.

@jennypipi8803

2 жыл бұрын

Dr Haing Ngor was his name, and he had acted in the 1984 movie "The Killing Fields"

Sad situation , but the biological father is being unfair to ask his son to keep his promise... the promise of an 8 year old. It's not really fair to make him 'pay up' when he is 18, a man.

@clintonstahlman4618

4 жыл бұрын

Sad situation. The promise is actually not really important. The horror of their historical fate is.

@josephdelledonne2098

3 жыл бұрын

He was being selfish asking his kids to give up everything they have to go somewhere else.

@jake9130

3 жыл бұрын

Many of you guys don’t get it, Americans don’t live in poor countries and you won’t never really get it. You didn’t have to go through what the parents went through I always hear conservatives make these kinds of comments But unless you were born in a dangerous country You can’t never get it

@jamesprior2496

2 жыл бұрын

@@jake9130 "You can't never get it." The double negative gives your intended statement the exact opposite meaning.

@carinnovick2995

2 жыл бұрын

@@jake9130 doesn't matter! They put their children in an orphanage and the adoptive parents assumed they were up for adoption. Like the younger son said, he didn't even know those people. You can't just bounce children around! You make choices for whatever reason and you have to live with them. I would feel that way no matter what country the parents came from. The children's needs have to come first.

Love never fails

Another Great episode !

I do think it is disrespectful to ignore the fact that their Vietnamese parents went through hell on earth just because the American parents feel sad. I think they disrespected the Vietnamese parents. Of course the best thing would have been for the Vietnamese parents to come live in the US. The American parents were being very selfish. They should have all gone to Vietnam (including the American parents) at least to visit.

Great show

My allergies act up every time I watch these oldies !

@m42037

3 ай бұрын

James Cagney or Humphrey Bogart are oldies lol

The right thing in the end! Great moral story!

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

They could have at least visited Malaysia with their parents. I felt sorry for the Vietnamese parents. They went through hell.

@roncorbyn507

4 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferjones1470 Good idea!

@carinnovick2995

2 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferjones1470 doesn't mean they have the right to disrupt the children's lives now.

Such a sad way of things, but glad they have love and a good future ahead.

This was one of the best episodes. They didn't get too "schmaltzy"... which would have been easy to do. Well done.

Love this show

The younger brother is Rufio from Hook (1991).

@nolanboles8492

4 жыл бұрын

That's right...

@nancyfindley2480

3 жыл бұрын

That’s neat.

@cdgates1

2 ай бұрын

He also played in the Saturday morning show City Guys

I didn't remember seeing this episode before.. wish I had bc I cried for happy at the end..

It shows to me that we can make plans but there is somebody bigger than me and you who diced what's going to happen. Except for the movie I experienced in my life as well.

Wow tough one, I don't know what I would chose.

I think what Angers viewers about this episode is the attitude of the father coming from Vietnam 10 years later, with that condescending attitude just give me my kids and thats the end of the story. I know if, I was the American father, I would to be honest want to give him a slap. He could have come to America earlier but decided to live a life without the bother of Raising his kids to build-up his local clinic.

This episode really messed me up on whose wrong or right. There are no right answers or solutions. I commend the older son's maturity on the best compromise. Even though everyone wins. Everyone also loses. I wouldn't want to be a judge deciding on this case that would blur the lines between legality and morality even more. Causing resentment no matter the outcome.

I was hoping when I learned how his father helped and saved American soldiers even at the risk of prosecution that they could stay in America. That way the boys could have mother's and father's that love them could be one big family together.

@gretacentury7937

8 ай бұрын

Yes, I was thinking the Vietnamese parents maybe could have American Citizens.

You supposed to" Honour your father and honour your mother" The 5th Commandment!

@axiomist4488

4 жыл бұрын

Which ones ???

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

@@axiomist4488The real parents who were sent to a death camp. I do think that the American parents were very disrespectful to the VIetnamese parents.

@Vydio

4 жыл бұрын

@@jenniferjones1470 If someone walked into my home and announced they wanted the children I had adopted 10 years ago back I don't believe I would win many Miss Congeniality prizes.

@kellymcfalls1458

3 жыл бұрын

Jennifer Jones they were not being disrespectful to the real parents they were upset that the kids might be taken away from them! They raised for ten years wouldn’t you be upset with anyone trying to take your kids away?

I'm a fan of Dante Basco. Great poet. Loved on Jake Long.

These shows tell a meaningful story, unlike the garbage shows we have this days

I grew up on watching this one could learn from movies like this today their is not a moral compass in any movie today

Just found these episodes a few days ago, this episode is the one we're my mother told me I was adopted I think!?

Adoption/Foster Homes/Orphanages are govt run institution.Some places there are illegal offices that offers services for high rates, Even govt institutions get huge sums at a prolonged progress; before finalisation. Families are hurt & split at a severe loss.

Wow, Victor French reminds me of the Apostle Peter!

Yooooo is that ma boy RUFIOOOOO?

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah

Such a self- centered father not understanding the son's feelings. Not considering the years the Hawkins brought the boys up.

The writers needed to use the fathers on words against him. 1. A boy of 11 can not make decisions so important. If that is true then the same may be said about his 2nd promise to return with them. 2. The first promise was to always stay with his younger brother. Through his actions he will break the first promise. Seems as though 2 legs of this table have fallen off and the table and cards have fallen to the ground. The writers set this argument up sorry they didn't execute on it.

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't you want to raise your kids? I can't blame him. I only wish the Vietnese parents could have lived in the US and visited.

In the show, Dinny's adopted father states "You were 10 years old, you don't have to keep that promise" even though they have already established that he was 8 when he was adopted and is 18 now, and ten years have passed.

It is the reason why the boy's have received a great gift of opportunity to become a man of there own. from there biological parents in making the choice and to someday a chance to see again. . a Parent to choose again for understanding happiness comes in two ways. .(.philosophy ) philosopher ;; AKA DAVID CASTANEDA

As an adoptee I can fully feel for both sets of parents and the children The choices here are heartbreaking The Birth father made the right decision not to take his son away Had he done so the following would have happens 1 his sons career would have been destroyed 2 his son would have hated him thereafter 3 the younger son would have been alienated from his birth parents and his brother 4 any chance of reconciliation would have been lost forever 5 the adopted family would have also been destroyed as well 6 the forced away son would never had been happy band the relationship between him and his parents would have gone from bad to worse until the whole family unit would have been irreparably damaged and destroyed There was an alternative solution but even that would have been bad The father could have opted to stay in the USA and got a job there That way he would still BEABLE to see his children However there would be another problem Two cultures Two up bringing One set of parents would say this and the other would say that Totally blindsiding the boys Tough decision

@cathyt144

2 жыл бұрын

That was a very thorough and adequate synopsis. Where human emotions are involved things do tend to get complicated. I think the decision should be made by the child. ,

beautiful

no parent in the world would be doing what this guy is doing. making his child feel guilty about some promise. and then wanting him to leave his very promising life. a parent would be thrilled that his children are doing so well, and extremely thankful for it.

@jameswoods4793

Жыл бұрын

And no parents are as perfect as they make the Americans to be.

I have watched every episode of H2H (-even gave it a pet nickname to save time-H2H..Oh,that's taking up time...). One of my trivial annoyances has been that Mark had been driving around in that Ford,with a damaged front driver's side,and a missing wheel cover/hub cap. I would always be briefly distracted from the story,thinking,"Get it fixed." In this episode,after some 100 episodes,the car damage appears to have been fixed (-note 2;13) . After all that time,they should have dedicated at least part of one episode to the fixing of the car,in my opinion.

Lets go Home thats were we all meet again +

Rufio, one of the lost boys from Peter Pan "Hook" ,starring Robin Williams is in this episode, I can't think of this boys real name, but I do remember his face.👍

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

That's where he's from. I was trying to rememeber!

@jennypipi8803

2 жыл бұрын

Actor's name is Dante Basco, now aged 46

At the beginning, Mark enters a building containing his and Mark's assignment location as private investigators The building is clearly marked with the address numbers of "14410." Shortly thereafter, their business card shows an address of 5888 Fountain Ave, Los Angeles.

Good ending to it. 🙂

@minivegana1355

6 жыл бұрын

jeffscomp But, it was still a sad ending.😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@jenniferjones1470

4 жыл бұрын

@@minivegana1355 yeah I definately felt sad in the end. I felt that the Vietnamese parents were being disrespected.

Wise King Solomon was tasked with finding a rightful home over 2 women who claimed to be the mother. He chose to cut the baby in half and one said ok and the other no, let the other have him. The king gave the baby to the one that said no.

I sort of found this hard .Felt the birth parents would feel very deep gief loosing their sons. Especially the younger one In real life I surpose they could travel and get to know their birth parents and culture. Spending time in the future.Sad parents leave to continue their life without family lost so much but not their life's. Only makes sense that the boys have a good life, a good future in education etc it's understandable the focus was on what the boys wanted. But I felt it was more attention on how the American family felt. Though they the other parents were made to give them up to protect them.

They dont make tv shows like that anymore. The best friend you will ever have in life is God. People will disappoint you or hurt you. God is fair, he does care about details in person life. Sadly some people walk away from God.

When your parents put you in this world they had passed a lot of pain and difficulty for some other stranger thinks that their the boss and the kids sre theirvskaves

Anyone notice that the address on the building was "14410", but the address on the business card was"5558"?

@smeeagain3102

4 жыл бұрын

Cheryl Thorpe 😂 if you say so!

@mhbbej1

4 жыл бұрын

I did notice that.