ANTIQUES SHOPPING HAUL CHARITY SHOP THRIFT FINDS & HOME STYLING

Hello guys. Welcome back to my channel. Welcome back to a brand new video. I'm here in the car this morning with Mr. Barney Boo. We are actually booked in to go swimming. Well, Barney's booked in to go swimming at a place where you can get in the pool with them, but he's in for his induction today. Tom saw on Tik Tok. He was like, "We've got to go here and take Barney one day." So, yeah, you basically hire out this like little pool which you can take your dog swimming with. But anyway, good fun. But he's booked in for his induction this morning. So, we're pulled out. We're 10 minutes early. So, I thought I would start the vlog here, introduce you all to a brand new video, and first and foremost, ask you how you're all doing. I hope you are doing well. Um, I'm also very kindly partnering with Green Chef on today's video. And I've just kind of been introduced to Green Chef. It's fairly new in our routine, but I have a delivery arriving today. Tom's working from home today, so he is there to take that delivery in. So, we will have some yummy dinners for the next few nights for this week. I have also on my agenda today to do some antiques, thrifting, charity shopping, that kind of thing. There's a couple of really good antiques places around here. Um, if you know this area, it's if you've been to if you've seen on my channel before, I've been to housing units. Um, it's there's they're near there. I'll take you anyway today so you can see them. In terms of the Green Chef, I do actually have a discount code as well that I wanted to mention now so that you are reminded. I'll leave a link to GreenChef along with my discount code and offer which is Farington 40. That will get you 40% off your first box and 25% off the next four boxes. So, a great offer and one that is not to be missed. If you haven't tried it out before, then now's maybe the time to do so. And Green Chef, if you are totally new to it and have never heard of it before, it's a subscription service where you can get um ingredients delivered to your house every single week. You can pick and choose from a selection of meals and their focus is on sort of quality, wholesome, nutritious recipes that are um proteinrich, calorie smart, and definitely one to try if you're wanting to fill your body with goodness. The recipes are created by nutritionists as well, so it kind of takes out the need to like do the research and everything. And then it is one of those subscription models as well that you can pause or cancel anytime say if you are going away. And that flexibility for us as a couple is key. So to get great quality food for good value, I will leave a link to Green Chef in the description box below. Um along with of course my discount code and offer for you guys. So without further ado, it is now 2 minutes till our appointment. So let's head on in. I think Barney Oh, I was going to say he's keen to go, but he's actually just laid down. Did you give up? Okay, after that fun swim session, we headed over to Antique World Manchester. This first place is called. And as you can see, it is a complete treasure trove of so many goodies. I love that little inkwell. I think that's what it was. £5. Um, these little rustic pots. I love they were only £5 each as well. Old vintage rustic frames. I honestly am in my element in a place like this. I feel like I could just search and search for hours and hours and hours. Just get lost in the antiques world. Anyway, um I loved this little old vintage um postcards which you could use as artwork as well. These little crockotss and uh jelly molds. spotted some of those what they called like clothes washing racks. Old clothes washing racks. Then I popped across the road to the I think it's called Empire State. Empire State Empire World, Empire Antiques, something like that. They've got some big safes, like old safes outside the front. And then inside again, it's another treasure ch. I saw these old magazines and I thought they'd be really fun to look back through for like old interior styles, but they weren't that old. They were only about data 20 20ish. I loved that set of drawers. Would be perfect in a shop if you had one. Again, more treasure with lots of artwork, lots of kitchen bits and bobs, little mini glass pots. I thought these would be good to do a DIY matchick pot. For only a pound, you could buy some matches, just cheap ones, cut off the scratch pad and attach it to the bottom and then have it displayed on a shelf somewhere. We're back home. first place doggy paddle champion awarded to Barney. Very cute. Um he was exhausted by the end of the 15 minutes and he said he's got an unusual swim style where his ass is quite buoyant. So he he's his head is gulping a lot of water. He doesn't keep his head up cuz his bum is just out of the water. So he's got a big booty. Yeah, got a booty. Apparently, he said usually when dogs are quite solid like this in Le cuz he's got a lot of muscle, usually that kind of like weighs the bum down so that they can breathe out the water. But that his swimming style, he's sort of like in his mouth is in the water the whole time. So he said don't for him for if you're throwing things in the water for him to fetch balls and toys where he he needs to keep his mouth open to not do that. So he had um they had some toys there actually which were like very thin so that they could close their mouth holding it. Um so he ended up playing with that. But yeah, you enjoyed it, didn't you? He was exhausted by the end. I think I traumatized him afterwards cuz he's not a fan of the haird dryer and they've got this um in the change rooms afterwards. They've got like human shower but they've also got it right next to doggy shower. And uh thank you. And I turned the I turned the hair dryer on to dry him off. They're loud these things. And as I turned it on, I didn't have hold of it and it was just going like all over the show like a if you imagine like a water hose out of control and he was freaking out. I couldn't grab it to turn it off. So hopefully you won't be traumatized by that. But it was seemed very busy. There were a few dogs after us already. So guess Oh, thank you. Yeah, that was a more of a punch in the face to be honest with you. But yeah, I think we'll book in and I think it's like a half an hour slot. So yeah, it should be good fun now that he's done his induction. We can do it. What have you got? That's your yogurt pot daddy gave you this morning. It's empty. Promised I would show you our Green Chef options for the week. And we have opted for three meals for two people, but you can alter that depending on here you whether or not you're cooking for four people. Recommend if you want to add chicken, add salmon, add chicken depending on the recipe. So this one is a favorite, the halumi ratatouille and pesto drizzle with roasted oagene and corette. That is a bit of us. This also sounds really good. I love oagene. Um, honey teriyaki, glazed oberine tacos with avocado, pickled slaw and crispy onions, feta and charred pepper bular wheat salad. Again, I love bular wheat and feta. And that just to me sounds delightful. And then obviously on the back they've got the step-by-step instructions with imagery, the nutritional information, allergen breakdown, and then they've got them on the front there as well, so you can easily see. I mean, look at that. Four of your five a day portions straight away in one meal. Amazing. And all suitable for vegetarian. Let me know of those three which ones you would go for, which one takes your fancy. On route home, I grabbed a Tim Hortons. I feel like raring to go and eager to get back to the thrifting, the antique shopping. The antiques places that I went to just now though, I didn't actually buy anything from um those, but they are a minefield. If you want to spend, honestly, you could spend hours at them. It is crammed. Both of them are crammed full. I think they're called old, well, you saw on the thing that it's like Antique World Manchester and then right opposite the road is Empire House Antiques. I think that's what they're called. Anyway, yeah, you could spend hours and hours and honestly, I don't think I've been in maybe a year and I recognized a lot of the same stuff. So, I feel like they can't even like it's probably just the stuff that's been in there has probably been in there for years. There were like it's one of those places that you can go, you can look around and then you can look around 10 times and see new things each time. That's how much stuff there is. But if you like a good rummage, um then maybe worth checking them out. The one that I do really like is Vintage Mill in Stockport. So I'm going to head there. It's almost a similar scale but a bit more curated. There's still loads of stuff and you could rumage for hours and hours and it's near Stockport. So I I I think because it is a smaller scale, I feel like I can enjoy the shopping experience a bit more. That those two are a bit overwhelming. So anyway, came home via Tim Hortons with a French vanilla to sip on and I'll probably take this back out with me. I'm just going to get changed because I did get a little bit of swimming pool water on me whilst we were in that swim session. But yeah, it was really good fun. And like I said, Barney wolves sleep well. No need to walk them before that swim session. and it was just a 15-minute one and he was exhausted by the end of it. So, let's get changed, head back out to do some charity shopping and go to Vintage Mill. I vintage Mill, Vintage Emporium. Um, I did come home to a little parcel. I bought these. This is like suckered in on Tik Tok shop and looking at them now, I don't know if I'm regretting this purchase. It was one of those Tik Toks that a girl was saying, "Girls, what are we wearing on our feet that we can walk around in all day that are comfortable that aren't trainers?" Because pretty sandals and things like that, they just you can't walk around for a long time in them. So, um yeah, I saw these. I think they're a bit of like a dupe for something, but they're very simple, but I now that I've got them, I'm like, "Oh, are they a bit granny?" but they're just straight over the foot and then you put your foot in here. So, they are supportive, but they've also got a supportive sole. So, they feel quite squidgy and comfortable. Um, they don't necessarily look as stylish as I thought they would. The way that they Let me just check for size and for comfort so I can say if they feel comfy. Okay, they do feel comfy to be fair. Yeah, the sole is incredibly comfy compared to say my Birkenstocks or my Chloe sandals. Birkenstocks aren't uncomfortable either. Okay, actually I take that back. These are incredibly comfy. I feel like I could easily walk around for hours and hours in these. Okay, maybe they are a good purchase then. Just realize I've got two bags in the pockets. Yeah, maybe they are a good purchase. They had them in a few different colors, but I just thought for the most wearable color to just go with the kind of taupe mushroom. Um, I got them in a 40 that elasticated material supportive. Okay. Okay. Well, maybe that is a good purchase. I just thought they looked a bit Maybe they do look a bit cranny still. But anyway, um, I will get changed and head back out to the shop. I've come to the Vintage Emporium which is in Stockport and I have also been here a few times. I've been really inspired by a couple of American YouTubers, one in particular, I love her home style and her home decor and she often goes out and about antiquing and thrifting. And out in America, I feel like thrifting is a whole other level. Well, here in the UK, we have our charity shops, but you really have to rumage and kind of go in with an open mind and kind of go quite regularly as well because quite often, in fact, 90% of the times that I've popped in to see if I can find any treasure, I probably don't come out with anything. I'm going to get out this hot car. It's 20° today and inside the car it feels a lot hotter. So, I'm going to get out, get some fresh air, head over to the mill, and we will see what we can find at the vintage emporium. Thought I'd do another voice over to talk you through some of the finds uh within the vintage emporium. Again, yes, it's another treasure trove of goodies here. I I definitely prefer the more curated and smaller scale. I mean, obviously still you could spend hours like I said, but loads of stuff to browse. These copper pans we were very tempted for. We were after some for our outdoor kitchen and I even had those on hold and was calling Tom sending him photos seeing if he wanted them. He wasn't getting back to me. So, I did leave them on that occasion. Of course, I got home and then he said, "Oh, yeah. They would have been nice." But anyway, I've left them on this occasion. We can maybe go back and look uh for some more in the future. Love those little funnels. Silverware as well. I'm enjoying like that little candlestick and these vintage uh like holy colander garlic pots. Cute little hotel reception bell. This milkch I've seen in there a few times. It's £65 and it is huge. Lots of styling pieces as well, like these little binoculars that you can use in the theater. This stand is always here and they always have so many different crockotss for you to choose from. Vintage comfy pots. Um, and quite reasonably priced as well, I would say. I love that little tray. That was another thing I was looking um out for trays and, you know, to help curate things and style things in the house. saw that little vintage wooden box that was quite cute, but it was a cigar box. Um, again, I saw a few of those cigar boxes. This little brass key holder was cute. And I love the personal touch that you get with vintage finds like this one. It even says from Lucy on the front. And does that not just take you back to Matilda when she's opening the chocolate box and she says much too good for children. I don't know why that made me think of that, but it did. Anyway, loved the wooden bowl here. I didn't see any prices on it though, so I did leave it. And the these cute little silver goblets, how nice would they be? They'd need a bit of a polish up, but and then I always have a good rummage through the books. Mainly for styling purpose. Some of them are good books I would actually enjoy having a good flick through and read. But like I said, mostly for styling. you can get some good bobins and also for picturing sorry for taking some artwork from these for instance these black and white line drawings you could easily frame them. Um so yeah definitely keep that in mind if you get bargain books to be able to frame them as artwork. Anyway, this little sale find of £8. So I'm assuming £4 50% off for the little uh candle snuffer. Lots of again more kitchen wear, old stone wear barrels, vintage frames. If you have a really textured wallpaper, you could even just put the frame up with no artwork in. And this blue and white I'm seeing everywhere. Love that for maybe olives. More jelly molds. There were loads on this stand. And this old wooden voting box I thought you could repurpose as a tissue box. Again, more cigar boxes. £7 for that one. It's kind of like a little wooden box you could use for styling, but also has a bit of detail on it. And I loved these trays. How pretty are they? Or plates. I don't really know what they originally intended to be used for, but loved those nonetheless. And this at £10. Again, what I was saying with taking cuts for artwork or for scrapbooking, these like old newspaper style books have just so much in that you could definitely repurpose. So anyway, just a little idea for you there. Loved this silverplated dish at £5. And I was also looking for kitchen wear in terms of um utensils, like unique utensils, like little mini forks and spoons and things that you could have that you know look a bit different. These Vanity Fair prints, which are like kind of they're not mounted, but they have the border around them so they could go straight in a frame. I thought they were lovely and quite comical as well. Some of them more wooden boxes. This metal box I nearly went for. I honestly deliberated buying that for a while. I was just thinking where could I use it? Where could I style it? More crystal and glassear in these cake stands. And this what do they call it? A flower frog for they call it a rose one on the label there, but I guess you could use it for any flowers. But look at this. These ones are even monogrammed. How nice would they be to have? This one was only two pound. A little tea caddy spoon. Uh I saw some others. These little mini mustard ones. If they weren't £8, I would have got those cuz I thought for a little jam pot or something, they would be lovely. And then these rose detailed cake forks. I don't know why I'm drawn to them. I just the cake servers, slicers, everything. £4 this little vintage shredded wheat bowl. There were two of these cereal bowls. And again, sticking with that blue and white if you're a fan. I know it's becoming a popular trend and this wooden tray. I loved the kind of steel corners that it had. Just again makes it a bit more unique. These profanity plates just purely had to vlog these for entertainment really. I'll let you read through those yourself. But yes, anyway, this is a major throwback for me. I had a set just like this, a Beerrix Potter set that my grandparents bought me. The Tale of Benjamin Bunny, Beatatrix Potter. How beautiful is that dog? And that little uh plate. Also, these dog beds. I couldn't I can't see the price. Is that £8? I can't remember. But they would be ideal if you're after uh like a wicker dog bed like I've got for Barney. They've also got a little tea room in here. They even had that table of free crockery to take, which I've never seen before. So, well worth checking out if you want some free crockery to take. I loved this candalabra. £95 and this double depth storage box £79. Seemed a bit steep, but it was beautiful. This I'm regretting purchasing. Not purchasing, I should say. I didn't pick it up, but that to stand some photos or some artwork on rather than framing it is a nice idea. I have spent so long in there. Oh, my arm hurts. I've been carrying a couple of things in this arm the whole time and it's like I've got cramp in my arm. I did also treat myself to a coffee and a piece of cake to go, which is a little bit naughty of me, but um they had loads of cakes on offer and there was one in particular, the lemon ice cake that looked just like how my nana used to make it. And I was like, you know what, Nana's telling me to make to get a piece of lemon ice. Anyway, we are all done at the vintage emporium. I might head home via a couple of charity shops now. See what more bargains I can find. There's a cute little vintage shop in um that I've seen. What's it called? Ons on Italia, I think. So, I might pop in there with a couple of charity shops around there as well. Um so, yeah, we will head there next and see what more goodies we can hopefully, fingers crossed, find. This is the shop on Italia that I was telling you about and some beautiful styled bits even outside the shop. then headed straight into the charity shops. There was an Oxfam where I went, so always have a look through the books in Oxfam. I always think they've got a great selection. I really liked the simple cover on that poetry book. Poetry book. And then guys, I couldn't believe my eyes when I found this next one. Are you ready for this? The Pottery Barn charger plates I found in America, but in a gold version, were in the UK. You can't get Pottery Barn in the UK. So, I couldn't believe as soon as I saw them, I recognized them and I thought, "No way are they the same as the ones I picked up." I do prefer the color I found. But yeah, couldn't believe that. Anyway, that is everything that I spotted in the charity shops. Let's jump into the haul. I was talking to you on Instagram a week or two ago about a kind of like identity crisis I was having with in terms of like my home style and that I have a selection of different styles that I like and I always find it hard to know what to buy or um where to put things or how to style things cuz I'm like in in one mind I've got a very white company minimal clean lines fresh modern and I've got the more rustic home barn vintage pieces that I find at like Arthur Swallow's antiques fair. And then I've got the more uh like traditional Ralph Lauren home style with like some more pattern and print. And then like when we went to Dellsford and stayed in the cottages there, I was like, they're beautiful. So I do kind of think to myself, I've got to sort of style the home for the age of the property as well. So, kind of hone in on that a little bit, but I guess a mismatch of the same sort of things. So, the main thing across most of the styles that I like is that I'm fairly neutral, I suppose. Let me show you the bits that I did pick up. Um, a real nice selection of bits. Okay, firstly, there was this little giftware shop that is it's a giftware shop, so it's like cars and gifts that sell cards and gifts and, you know, jelly cats and things like that. This is the brand Zo and Co. They've got a few stores. She had a basket of stuff outside selling everything for a pound and I was like, let's have a little rumage through here. They're all in need of a bit of a scrub and a clean, but that's fine. U firstly, this vintage croc pot, which obviously you could use as like a utensils pot. You could use as a little plant vase. Um you could use it for like your cleaning brushes and things by your sink. however you really want to use it. Even a pen pot in a office. And then there was also this vase. I mean, if I find that these things don't quite fit or I don't like them, I can always just redonate them and maybe give them to charity or something. But yeah, this vase, which again needs a scrub, it looks like it's been used as a plant pot outside. And it's got this beautiful detailing along the side with a kind of aged rustic brown. So anyway, a pound I picked that up for. And then the last thing that I saw for a pound, this is kind of more along those lines of the Nancy Meyers, Ralphen Ho, Martha Stewart, like kind of floral, pretty dainty pieces that would fit in a kitchen that is suited to that. Again, there's a bits of soil in there. So, I think they've used it as a plant pot, which also beautiful as a little plant pot. Okay. And then I went to Wow, how beautiful that they pack packaged it up so nice as well. So onsetellier I think this one is a book. Yeah, this one's one of the books that I got. It's the country house treasures. Beautiful green cover like country green with gold inside. It is filled with lots of country house treasures. Lots of black and white imagery, color imagery of very like period properties styling. I think the books were £8.55 to 8. Also got one more again in the same sort of green. I feel bad that I'm just like ruining her packaging now. But anyway, this one's called The World Atlas of Treasure by Derek Wilson. So styled up with that book or with different colors, but I quite like the greens styled together. Give you a quick flick on the inside so that you can see the World Atlas of Treasure. When I first read it on the shelf, I read it as Chesher and I was like, "Oh, let me have a look through that." And I was like, "Ah, treasure, not Cheshire." These are two pieces that I got um for framing. And I like the fact that they came with the border as well. Guaranteed to be over 80 years old. And it's got a it's kind of like a farmyard scene. There's a cow, couple of horses, some pigs in there, and yeah, just a little country country feel to that one. This one was £10 and it's Southport. So, not too far. In fact, we saw Southport when we went to the beach yesterday. And I quite liked this cuz Tom's surname is Lord. And this says Southport, Lord Street. I love line drawings, especially when they're on this kind of cream with the cream and the black border. This I thought was lovely. And I know you see things like this in HomeSense that are quite similar, but it was only £12. And I thought that was well, it'll be cheaper than Homesense ones. And it's just an illustration of a uh rose. This is a royal white rose in a wooden frame. And yeah, I think £12 for that is a steal. So I need to try and find a home for that. Even just, you know, to be used as a se a seasonal print. Then the vintage mill emporium. The vintage emporium. I found two things. Firstly, this on one little stand. And it's a Christmas decoration, Christmas tree decoration. And it's a little Harrods bear. This was £5. And I thought this was so cute. You guys know I have like my fun little novelty tree where I have things like this. And I love Harrods, especially at Christmas time. And how cute is this little bear? Secondly, and lastly from here, this watches book. I think this was £4. Let me have a look at the receipt. Yeah, £4. And it's the complete price guide to watches number 16, but it's dated 1996. Now, Tom is into his watches. He loves them, and I thought this would be a really interesting flick through. It is American, so the prices are in dollars, but I just thought it'd be really interesting for him to have a flick through. This book is like it's vintage has fallen apart in a few places. I'm not going to lie. But yeah, like PC Phillip, one of his favorite brands. There's just so many interesting and Rolex. Another PC because we want to kind of restyle his office space upstairs, which is more of a office walk-in wardrobe and bathroom that he uses up there, the full floor up there. It'd be quite nice to make it a bit more like his space by putting some artwork on the walls that are things that he likes. So, we could do something like the Lord Street print. I've got an old vintage Cricut print. He's into cricket. But even if you took a page from this and framed it, the illustrations of the watches, you could easily do that and that would be really, really nice as well. 14 karat gold, $350. Oh, these illustrations are beautiful. How nice is that if I could take that page and frame it. So, anyway,4 pound. I thought even if for nothing else, just a flick through for Tom to have a look at. Um, and then to the charity shops now and cancer research, I found this book. Got quite a few books in this video. This is National Trust Recipes. Oh, it has a cute little me. I love it when uh you find books in the charity shop with a little handwritten message. So, this was dated 10th of August 1996, same year that that Watchers book. And it says to Liz on her 60th birthday from Tony and Janet. Again, a nice illustration there that if you wanted to, you can cut out and frame. Although, does it feel a bit criminal to be taking pages from a book just to frame them? But anyway, National Trust Recipes, loads of different places, which they have obviously spoken to their chefs, and there's none, I don't think, that are around us that we like to go to. I think most of these are based in the south, actually. Oh, look at that nettle and water crest soup that you could forage the nettles. But look at all the illustrations. So, each place that she's got, there's an illustration of the kitchen. So, I again think that is so nice. And even the font that she's used, it's just a really beautiful book on the inside. It's a shame that the cover, I think, anyway, is as basic as it is because actually this is a really nice book. Apple and Cinnamon Cake. I really need to have a sit down and flick through all of my favorite recipe books again with the imagery and bookmark some recipes to make. That was a pound that book, £150. And this one is again for more styling. I feel like it will go really nicely with the other ones that I showed you for some added green and gold. And this one is sticking with the National Trust. This one is the National Trust Guide third edition. I mean, now we're National Trust members and the National Trust Guides that we get now do not look like this. A handwritten message on the inside. And this one says 50 today to our very dear dad and par with all our love and best wishes on your half century from Sally, Chris, Katie, and Andrew. 7th of September, 1984. And it's got imagery in. It's got loads of different places. There will be some of the National Trust places in and around us. I'll tell you which one we like to go to quite a lot. Let's see if this is in here. Quarry Bank Style Cheshire pages 413 428. Here we go. This is where we like to go. The Cory Bank Mill. We go here quite a lot to walk Barney Style Village. It honestly doesn't look any different. And these photos 1784. Okay. Then Oxfam. I always think Oxfam is great for books. If you're looking for books for styling and old books to look through, I really wanted to find some old magazines like fashion and house magazines. I found some in one of the antiques places, but they weren't that old. 2018 to 2020. And I wanted the '9s, you know, so that you can have a flick through of say, I don't know, House and Garden or even Vogue or something so you can see fashion and look back at the how people's houses looked in the ' 70s, '8s, '9s. Uh, but I couldn't find any. But anyway, yeah, as I was saying, Oxfam I always think is a great place to have a look through for books, especially. And I found these at $3.99. And these again, these are more for Tom. He's a big office fan. We both are. He introduced me to it though before I met Tom. I'd never seen this. This is the full scripts of series 1 and two. And honestly, it's quite funny because Tom knows this inside out. And I can literally I did it yesterday. I just opened up a page and said a couple of lines and then he already knew what the next line was going to be. comes with images and it is like I say it's the full script that they even to the point where it says uh directions like scene one David Brent's office David Brent is sitting behind his desk addressing an employee he points at the employee that is everything that I picked up from the shops I think I'm going to close off the video here and stick with just keeping this as kind of like focused on thrifting antiquing I was going to style up some pieces, but mostly I just got books really. And um I think what I might do is like I said, have a bit of a a reorganize and a cull of any homeware bits that I don't want. do a big charity shop donation and even sort through the storage room where I can have more seasonal pieces or like vasees and things like that that aren't in use in storage and be able to kind of I I like the idea of being able to take from my storage locker to style up the house with but to not have every at the minute I feel like I've just got everything out and it can it's looking a bit chaotic and unorganized And I want to make it look all curated in the spaces that I've got like the bookshelves, coffee tables. So that's on my agenda at some point. Let me know, of course, if you'd like me to vlog doing that. I am going to close off the video here. Thank you so much for watching. I hope you guys have enjoyed it. Again, just a reminder with Green Chef to try it out now whilst I've got the offer Fington 40. I'll leave it linked in the description box below. My unique link will take you through. You can use that code. It will get you 40% off your first box, 25% off your next four boxes. We've loved Green Chef so far. Like I said, we are still quite new to it. So, I will continue to use it and of course, let me know if you want me to show you more and more recipes that we discover along the way. So, thanks to Green Chef for kindly working with me on today's video. Hope you guys have enjoyed it. As always, if you could thumbs up the video if you did like this kind of style video, then it gives me an idea as to what you guys like to watch. And of course, if you haven't already, make sure you're subscribed with that notification bell on so you can be notified every time I upload a brand new video. Thank you for watching. Have a lovely rest of your day, and I hope to see you all very, very soon in my next one. Bye, guys.