I am scared. I start next week. I told my friends and family about my new career. Unfortunately, all they had to say was the cons. I have accepted my challenges but that is exactly why I am passionate about this. I know these beautiful souls deserve all the respect and praise they deserve. I am tired of people belittling them. They deserve to be treated like anyone else.

@LatingGirl277

Жыл бұрын

How is it going for you?

@emilytorres3480

Жыл бұрын

How’s it going ?? I have an interview later this week

@Quicklost182

Жыл бұрын

@@emilytorres3480 So far, loving it! Client is a teenager and so far we have already became best buds. (: Couple of challenges but I make sure there is the token economy and motivators to encourage them to work on their behaviors. Hope your interview is amazing!

@Quicklost182

Жыл бұрын

@@LatingGirl277 So far, loving it! I am in a new program with teens and my client and I are best buds. I try to be active and ready for anything. They are sweet. (:

@maytearroyo8251

11 ай бұрын

Exactly why I do this too, so I get hurt from time to time but it is ok, I know the kiddos don't actually mean to hurt me. If it is hard sometimes for adults to process their feelings and use coping mechanism, why can't they accept that it's is tremendously harder for this kids? Our job is to give them a chance at a somewhat normal life, and successful adulthood. Thank you for what you do, and your words 🥰

I've been an RBT for about a year, and I was having a terrible day feeling like I was horrible at my job and doing it all wrong. I watched your video, and you've given me newfound encouragement and helped my confidence so much. Thank you!!!

@K13ZONGZ

Жыл бұрын

Hi how is things now?

You are quite likable. I thank you, as an autistic person, for your compassion and dedication to building bridges of understanding and inclusion for all in our human family. I enjoyed this video, learned from it, and wish you success. To that end, I want to show my love with constructive guidance. The last two items, one a "don't" and one a "do" could seem to directly contradict each other. The "don't" says "Don't give up." while the "do" that follows immediately afterward is "Quit". I certainly know the difference, but some may not. What you can do is emphasize the difference by making the "don't" be "Don't resign in frustration." and then say "Make the decision to move on only after careful consideration and planning a smooth transition." Advise your viewer that it is almost always a mistake to throw your hands up and say "That's IT! I QUIT!" in the midst of a frustration situation. Conversely, it is always a good idea to know when any job is not right for you and you are better off planning your next career move. Like you said earlier, if you get frustrated, you can cry it out in your car, but for both the sake of your clients and yourself, you need to be honest with yourself as to whether or not this job is right for you at this time. It may be time for you to move up in this field, or leave it for something else entirely, but that question should be answered as a result of calm, thoughtful research and reflection, not "the heat of the moment". Resolve ethically that you will remain dedicated to whatever work you have committed to until you are prepared to make a smooth transition for yourself and clients. If you are feeling increased or sustained frustration situations, let that motivate you to do that calm research and reflection when your are not on the job. Remember, though, that frustration is a secret tool in learning. The physiological sensations and neurological structural changes associated with frustration are identical to learning. What does this tell us? It tells us that when you feel frustration, it is a sign that your brain structure is changing, which means you are actually on the threshold of epiphany. Use frustration as a tool to have a breakthrough instead of a breakdown. Research has proven that when you feel frustrated, the method used to "settle your emotions" is identical to the best method for reaching the epiphany your frustration is heralding. Take a break. Call a "time out". Withdraw momentarily from the situation (when safe) and take slow, deep breaths (three to four) and attempt to clear your mind. What this does is help to remove whatever your previous thoughts were that prevented you from clearly seeing the new thoughts which are emerging. It is the clash between your former worldview and the new way of thinking which bring on the feeling known as "frustration". Once you realize that your own thoughts are bringing you a path forward, not an enemy attacking from without, you can relax and let the new thoughts in. Trust that your frustration is a kind of "birthing pain" for a new way of looking at something. Welcome that "baby" in peace and loving acceptance. Of course, it might also be false labor, in which case, at least you're calm and can get back to work. This information is given to you freely and can help you as well as your clients.

Thank you for this video! I am a RBT and it has its challenges. There are times where I feel that sessions doesn’t go as planned. I have had moments where I had to cry in the car, it is real! Self care is definitely needed for the mental health field.

@yohancacolon5441

9 ай бұрын

Aweeee I felt this😢😢 I’m not a RBT but I am mom and this hit home. When I sit in my car and just cry. Good luck with everything and just know that we appreciate you. Thank you for all that you do for our children.

Be patient!! That is my favorite do from this video. There's been times where I've been bitten, scratched, had items thrown at me, for over 3 hours. Depending on the client, it's not an everyday thing. Just remember self care after work!!

@LM-uq9nv

Жыл бұрын

This happens? I'm out.

Your words at the end really helped. Not too long ago I got to have my first direct hours with a client who HATED that I wasn’t their preferred tech. As soon as I got them safely to their parent’s car and made my way back to the clinic, I won’t lie, I cried. I thought I was worthless as an RBT, even with my coworkers saying I did decently for my first time. This job isn’t like my previous customer service jobs, where I could just dismiss a difficult customer and not think about them ever again. I will be seeing these clients often. I think I’ll grow from this experience, but it’s a long road ahead 😂. Everyone be easy on yourselves! This job is humbling, and some clients are just prone to lashing out. As long as you’re keeping everything legal and doing your best, you’re doing fine.

"Cry in your car like the rest of us" the accuracy of the statement is unparalleled 😂😂😂

@TheDanielleDenise

2 жыл бұрын

Cant let them see us sweat haahahha. I used to be stressssed on my ride home haha

@casimer_

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheDanielleDenise I completely understand! I do a lot of in home sessions and now have places around different towns where I drive to in the event I have to cool down before I head home. (Praise the lord for public parks and Dutch Bros lol)

I barely leave comments but I can barely pay attention. Girl, you are so beautiful, also I'm loving this light face beat

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Oh my, thank you so much 🤍

@tlabang83

3 жыл бұрын

Her perfectly shaped lips and pearly white teeth.. yaaaas🌺

Thank you so much!! This is a really helpful tips for Do's and Don't's! It's so true to hold that emotions and you feel like crying when you see your client crying, thats what I did after the minute I got in my car, I started balling lol!!

I loved this video as a RBT, I agree with all of your statements !

You are awesome. That tip for empaths was so right on. It is my first in home case today as an RBT

This is a good video for RBT training. The RBT training is unusual. My LBA came in after I had trained for 1 month and purposefully aggravated one of the clients into a tantrum. I was coached for making her run the extinction procedure. As a career switcher with 9 years of management/leadership experience and a master's degree, that made no sense to me (even still). I was ready to "speak out." She was, however, polite about advising me to stick it out and get the RBT certification and transfer to a different location if her team is not a good fit. Thanks for the video!

Thank you so much Danielle! ♥️ you are a wealth of insight and encouragement as im embarking on my RBT career! I hope your journey is blessed!

@adrienebruce8679

2 жыл бұрын

Awww my classmate I hope you are well. we have to get together soon. Anyway I just started my training as a RBT also. I hope all is well for you and you are loving your new experience.

I’ll be starting soon so thank you for this🙏

I have an interview for a behavior tech position tomorrow and this video helped a lot. ❤️

GREETING I AM TAKING THE DETERMINATION TO DO MY PREPARATION IN RBT AND YOUR VIDEO HAVE HELPED AND INSPIRED ME EVEN MORE...

I needed this. Thank you.

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

So glad it was helpful!

Thanks so much for this! I’m starting my RBT journey very soon and this was def helpful :)

@ariellemonet9515

9 ай бұрын

Did you start your journey as a RBT? How is it..I interview for 3 different companies this week.

Giirll I could potentially be hired as an RBT...I’m really excited for it but I’m so emotional and empathetic too so that scares me 😭 pray that I stay strong, or learn to be so. Thanks for the video ♥️

@ruqayyahusain2402

Жыл бұрын

Girly i’m in the same exact spot as you right now! This video kind of scared me a bit and i see your comment is from 2 years ago, please tell me how things are with you right now 🥹

@aileenwuornos461

Жыл бұрын

@@ruqayyahusain2402 did you ever take the job? If so how is it??

@frankamaya5796

Ай бұрын

They got fired

This is really encouraging!

Love your advice and your energy...Thanks a lot!

Yess definitely needed this video! Just got hired as a Rbt! Thank you❤️❤️😭

your eye makeup is so beautiful!!

Thank you so much for this video. It means a lot!

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

You are so so welcome!

Really appreciate the before and after insights. No to contracts. Agreed.

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Runaway from contracts! Especially the shady ones!

Thank you very much for the tips! I will be doing my second interview for RBT hopefully everything’s as planned 📝

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Fingers crossed!

I love you and the journey you’re on! You’re so kind! Thank you for sharing! Xoxo.

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

And you are the sweetest!! Thank you sooo much 💛

Watching this before a job interview. Thank you so much for the help and encouragement 💗💗

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

You're so welcome!

Thank you so much I start my training soon. Much appreciate.

@TheDanielleDenise

2 жыл бұрын

I hope training is going well!!

Thank you so much for sharing your tips!!

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome, thank you for watching!

Thank you so much for the advice!

@TheDanielleDenise

2 жыл бұрын

You are so welcome!

This was VERY helpful Thank You ❤️

Looking to get certified and this was so helpful.

Thank you for this information I have a RBT opportunity and this gives me a bit of an idea 💡

I appreciate the information sis 👍🏾

You seem like a down to earth girl. I LOVED THIS VIDEO.

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

omg thank you so much 🤍!!

So Very helpful!!! Love you Danielle 💗💓💞💕💖💝

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

You're so welcome! Miss you so so much!!

As a mother with a child who has autism and another ADHD, this has been something I want to get into. These children and adults need others who want the best for them. Thank you for the advise.

thanks for the tip! this is my second year as a RBT. I'm with a new company, I love my company but still trying to handle my student 😩

Thank you, have interview today, to start from zero

Thanks for this

Excellent video :)

I really need this thanks

Thank you for these lovely tips! Any suggestions on how to get supervision hours for competency test?

Thank you!

You are amazing I love your videos

@TheDanielleDenise

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😀, you're so kind!!

❤❤❤❤. COOL BEANS ON THE VERY HELPFUL INFORMATION!!!!!!!. YOUR ALSO MY ADVOCATE IN GOING BACK TO SCHOOL.

Your presentation style is great and you are so inspirational in how much you have achieved! I know you are wonderful at what you ow do as a psychiatric nurse practitioner!

Thankfully we still have to wear masks here so I have some time to work on my "Don't laugh" face. Love these tips and how honest and authentic you are being vs other KZreadrs; thank you so much!

@diablaa708

Жыл бұрын

That’s literally what i’m scared of 😭 We don’t have masks anymore and depending on the tantrum I might laughh

@JoeyCrackization

Жыл бұрын

Imagine still wanting a mask. Cringle level stupid.8

I’m going to be honest, I just got my job as an RBT and I have no idea what I’m doing. I feel like I’m getting thrown into kids without really helping them. It’s a little frustrating.

@bogardperez9399

3 жыл бұрын

@Brandon Smith don’t get too discouraged. It’s definitely worth it if you ask for less hours. I only have two clients a day and it’s heavenly. I’m just lucky my clients are very easygoing too.

Assume! Your a great teacher!

Very informative

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! 💛

Edit: Came back to the video or videos and wanted to edit my comment. Never got the cert for RBT, company I was signing up for had a bad habit of not supporting staff. That's a No Bueno for me lol. Wanted to stress the importance of HIPAA. Don't think the online training really stressed this enough imo. Working as a PCA, or low hanging fruit I like to call the position. It's very very easy to get a HIPAA violation by talking to much and to the wrong people. When it comes to jobs like Nursing, Doctors or mental health, you don't want to be caught talking with coworkers "by the watercooler" about someone you were just with. Than have that "trusted" coworker go off and drop your name and that personal info on the client your with. Word gets around fast and people will bury your ass to save theirs. Social media as well. I learned to speak very broadly about issues and NEVER about someone specific. The only one that knows who your referring to, is you and that's what matters.

I’m so nervous. My interview is today. Wish me luck.💙

Hello! Idk if you saw me comment on your other video, but I’m loving your videos!! Definitely subscribed :) I just finished my training for the RBT certification and passed 😊, so I was hoping you could answer some of my questions! 1. Based on your experience how long does an RBT stay with the company? I heard you had a contract, but I was wondering because I too plan to go back to school to get my masters in school psychology in the upcoming year. Ive had a lot of unfortunate things come up that are bad timing but out of my control, so I’m kinda nervous if I’m only there a few months it may look bad... I’ve heard RBT positions have a lot of turn over anyway, so my family thinks it will be okay, regardless of how long I could stay there. 2. I am also empathic like you, and my fear is I’ll be too emotional for it, but I really like how you mentioned “crying in the car” that’s so me lol. Would you say you found yourself more down or more happy with the rewarding aspect of the job? 3. And lastly, how were you initially trained when you went into this position? I heard at my company they don’t really “train” they just call it “on the job training” but without another technician? So I’m kinda confused what that may be. Thanks again for the video & content ☺️

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for deciding to stick around, I'm happy to have you here!! 🤍🤍 Okay here are my answers!! : 1) I personally stayed for a year, and that was because of what my contract required. One of the RBTs that trained me was there for like 19 years. Some people also stay to work their way up to become a BCBA, so I think its all based on personal judgement and where you see your career going. 2) I think, by the time I found a rhythm and had my set clients things became a little better. There were some bad days and a lot of rough moments, and it really pushed me to leave sooner. The company played a part in that as well, so I really stress reading the reviews. But there are people who have completely different experiences. 3) So my training was legit training and like a course to prep for the RBT exam.It took a few weeks. We had like lectures, assignments, and role playing. Then in-house training where clients were brought in and we were observed. Then we went out in the field with other techs and got observed. Once we were certified we were on our own. Then we would have observations and progress meetings almost monthly after we made it out of training. I hope this helps!

I'm also an Empath!! And, a BCBA :)

Masks have been so helpful with keeping that neutral face

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Oh 100% !!

@shemekapolk4932

3 жыл бұрын

Yes thankful for the mask lol

LOVE THE ADVISE

Thank you so much for this video, that is my biggest reserve for this career path; I'm such an empath and so emotional...I may have a lot car moments lol. What was your favorite thing to do with the job? I am still new to getting started with this Cert. I have four children so I deal with this daily, but can you talk about your primary job to do with your client, is it primarily to fix the "bad" or "challenging" behavior with them? How did you take it having to leave them and move forward?

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! My favorite part of the job was meeting my coworkers in the beginning, I dont think I couldve gotten through training and the job as a whole with out them. They were a great support team. Also, and equally important, when you've been with a client for a few months and notice how far they've come since you first started with them, it is such a wonderful thing to witness! You're mostly working with them to adjust their behaviors to fit the norms of their peers. Leaving was bittersweet, I knew i'd be leaving behind the client/family/tech relationship that i worked so hard to achieve ahahah. I miss those families and hope they're doing well. But honestly some days were very very very hard, so leaving to start school and pursue my personal goals was exciting and relieving truthfully.

That cry in the car part 🤣 I can so relate ❤it

Hi there- thank you for this video- so helpful. I have a working interview tomorrow at a clinic.. needless to say I’m nervous. (I’m not a certified RBT yet, starting at the very beginning.) My question is if you are familiar with the Highly Sensitive trait in people... I’m an HSP and honestly I’m worried this job will overload my senses (esp my hearing) and basically drive me crazy.. I’m also not a huge fan of working with little kids (I have three little children myself and prefer older elementary through adult).... do you think I’m doomed? Sorry to be so dramatic 😂

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

Hello! You're not doomed, it will take adjusting but just try to your best. What matters the most is if you put your best foot forward! If anything, no matter what happens during that interview, know that you tried and gave it your best! If you can, or know of any tricks that aren't as noticeable to others that can help redirect your attention from other external stimuli, I would suggest doing that. It may be difficult thinking of both keeping yourself calm and working with a new client but it will be a temporary solution until you're comfortable. As far as the age group you want to work with, be sure to communicate your preferences to the company but frame it so they think it's their idea. You can just let them know that you work best with a particular age group instead of saying I don't want to work with little kids. I hope this helps, and best of luck to you!

@estherbednar3260

4 жыл бұрын

The Danielle Denise Oh my goodness thank you!!!! Bless you!!

Awwweee I really like listening

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a bunch, that brought a smile to my face!

I am new to ABA and my first and only client is non verbal. I’ve been with her for about 3 months I am having such a hard time getting her to focus or listen to me. And I’m not really sure what I can do to make sessions more fun since she doesn’t really pay attention and moves every few seconds. I wanna give up honestly.

@annmariesmith3697

2 жыл бұрын

Hi don't give up, I started working as a ABA technician going on 2 weeks and had no clue what to do. I went on youtube and watched a lot of videos and googled answeres to my questions. also speak with some one from the agency that hired you. good luck.

@rose2divine956

2 жыл бұрын

@@annmariesmith3697 update. I spoke w my supervisor and she honestly helped me so much this week and some techniques actually worked !!

@faithlovlet

10 ай бұрын

Rose I feel the same way of giving up but I think about how the student got attached to me

Newly found this career choice and your videos have been soooo hopeful and made everything more clear. Do you need a associates degree to start this or can you just register for the course and take the exam to start it?

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

Certain companies accept people right out of high school, but most I've seen ask for a Bachelors degree.

I’m in the DC area is the pay something that you can increase overtime is it a career where you can grow

Watching

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching!! 💛💛

Dude im 18 and i plan on doing this. I have gone to dover behavioral health because of suicidal shit and i wanna help them with what ever is going on

@TheDanielleDenise

2 жыл бұрын

You may also consider applying for a mental health worker role or psychiatric tech position.

@mx.litzix9100

11 ай бұрын

This is for autistic children and other related disorders like adhd

Just came across your page. How can I become an RBT? I have my Associate in Behavioral health/human services. I am also doing my Bachelors.

I have a question , i want to drop one of my cases and find a different case is giving them 2 weeks professional?

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

That is a respectful and professional choice. I would hope that your company respects that as well. I think it varies on the company and their policy, but from what I've seen, if there is ever a problem with scheduling or dynamics between you and a case they'll work something out or you'll be off the schedule by the next shift.

Hello! Great video😌 I currently have a degree in Child and Adolescent studies and I am an Early Head Start Teacher. I don’t wish to teach forever I just needed some type of experience after school. I’ve been thinking of going to get my masters in School Psychology and wanted to know if getting a job as an ABA Therapist would be recommended before making that leap to grad school?

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

I haven't looked into it and I wonder if there is another option because sometimes you're not in the school setting. However I think overall it would help you gain a better understanding of what some of the kids go through on a personal level. I honestly feel like you could still go into getting your Masters with the experience you have now.

Right now I'm in school getting my bachelors degree in psychology, is it required to be a RBT? because I noticed most jobs in my area requires it. Nevertheless, should I start my training while I'm in school or wait until after I graduate ?

@shaiannenguyen5542

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! so you do not need to wait till after you get your degree. I became an RBT during my last semester in college as a psychology major and wish I had started earlier. The more experience you can get in a job related to your field, the better. Its never too early to start building your resume!

“Cry in the car like the rest of us.” Solid. I’ve worked in childcare for ten yrs so I understand this lol

Can u add letters like "Susie Miller, RBT" as a signature?

"especially if you are not an emotional person to begin with...." Read me for FILTH HONEY!!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I really do love, my tear ducts just don't be working sometimes!!!!

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Lissssssteeeeen lol, It would really get hard some days!

you will do well as a psych nurse w yr bio chem studies - how those meds interact and tracking side effects etc

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

where can i get the 40 hours training bacb is requiring for my application?

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

I received my training through the company I signed on with, but there are online courses available.

Hello! I'm not sure if you said this but how long was your contract for?

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

1 year, but with certain promotions a new contract is set in place

Is this a bad job for someone who is emotional? Asking for a friend 😅

Do you work alone with clients or work with clients with a group of coworkers?

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

I would work alone, but on a team. So the days I'm not with that client someone else on the team was. But thats just how the company I worked for did things.

I’m emotional… should I be scared… I just passed my RBT exam

I have an interview as a BT but i am not register.

Are you still an RBT? If so, will you give us an update about how you feel about the job?

Im an BT not registered but same work. Wondering if i should get registered 😊

If I do the certificate through a particular company can I freely switch companies and will the certificate still be valid

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Great question, as long as you keep track of your RBT license # and pay for your own renewal, then Yes!

@dmarvel3474

3 жыл бұрын

Also you need to make sure the new company is great at providing the required supervision hours and competency assessments.

@TamiJ1995

3 жыл бұрын

D Marvel thank you

“Cry in the car like the rest of us.”😢😢😢❤❤❤

Why you say "Don't sign contracts?" If that is what you said just asking.

What was your ratio for kids and teacher? Was it one on one?

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

Great question, with my main clients it was one to one. However I did get called in to work with a few others who were 2 techs to 1 client.

@justbecause9434

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheDanielleDenise okay, thanks for the feedback!

What is the Educational Background needed for this position?

@mx.litzix9100

11 ай бұрын

HIGHSCHOOL DIPLOMA/GED & RBT CERTIFICATION

How long did it take for you to get hired at an agency? Most of the agencies require a Medicaid number or require aba experience; which I don’t have 🥴

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

I started applying to companies for a 3-4 months. They let me know I got the job like a week or two later.

GIRLS---her headband is so super cute! i love it. goes really nice w her clothes. shes so pretty

Good job you are doing. I have also revived my KZread channel to talk about helping special needs kids and also being a RBT. Would like your support and encouraging words on how to go about it. Looking forward to your kind response

so it is possible to be a nurse practitioner in the psychiatric hospital even though yoh don’t have nursing i atleast want to be a PA

What type of situations did you cried about when you had this job?

@TheDanielleDenise

4 жыл бұрын

It would be once things were piling up. It would be the long back to back work days, on top of long commutes (one day I sat in traffic for 3 hours after a rough session, love southern california), days when my clients weren't in the least bit in the mood to have a session that day, feeling underpaid and unheard, those are just a few instances but not everyday occurrences.

@djdonnag

4 жыл бұрын

In the beginning, my client slapped me twice in one week. 😞 I definitely cried that week. I thought I was an awful BT Applicant.

@MedinaAaliya

3 жыл бұрын

@@djdonnag how is it going ? I start a new job next week for behavior health technician I kinda nervous 😩

@djdonnag

3 жыл бұрын

@@MedinaAaliya Hi. Will you be with a client or in training?

@MedinaAaliya

3 жыл бұрын

@@djdonnag I’m doing training & then ill be with a client after.

Okay cause I’m an empath and little emotional especially with kids but if you can do it I can . Cry in Car

Do you have to have a college degree to be an RBT?

@TheDanielleDenise

3 жыл бұрын

It's not always a requirement, it usually depends on what state you're in and the company you work for.

@amandabryant5618

2 жыл бұрын

No just a high school diploma

@ashbolollies3982

Жыл бұрын

a highschool diploma or GED is a minimum requirement, but some hiring managers prefer that you’re at least working toward a bachelor’s degree.

If everyone's brain is different why do they make careers literally impossible with a diploma? A diploma is still education.

Why did you quit??? And what do you do now???

@TheDanielleDenise

9 ай бұрын

I went to nursing school, I'm a psych nurse now.

@baevalentine3835

8 ай бұрын

@@TheDanielleDeniseso proud of u!!

Hold up !! You quit!! ...

9:55 duh

I start in 3 weeks 😳😳😳🤣