- Hey, I wanted to say hi. My name is... What's my name? Actually, it's Ron White. Let me
ask you this question. How often do you struggle to remember names? In this video, I'm gonna
help you solve that. So this is what we're gonna do. I'm gonna teach you how to remember
names in this video, and I'm gonna give you a memory test. We are gonna go to Madame Tussauds
wax museum in New York City We're gonna walk through the wax museum and we're gonna meet
13 different wax statues, and when we meet these statues, I'm gonna make up a fake name
for them, because they are statues of famous people, we can't use their real name. It would
not be a memory test. So I'm gonna make up fake names for these people and you're gonna
memorize them. Before we do this, I think it's important that you learn my steps to
remember any name. Here are the steps. You pick out a distinguishing feature on their
face, what I refer to as a file. For example, maybe they have a beard. That is their distinguishing
feature. Or maybe they have awesome hair. Or maybe it's a mustache. It doesn't matter
what it is, you look for something on their face that's unique Hair, beard, eyes, nose,
mouth, lips. Then you select a a picture for their name. For example, the name Matt, maybe
you use a door mat. The name Penny, maybe you use a penny, like quarter, nickel, dime,
penny, a coin. Let's head to Madame Tussauds wax museum. Get ready, I want you to memorize
these. You're gonna memorize 13 names with me. Be focused, be ready, I'm gonna give you
13 people and then I'm gonna give you a test. I know you can do this. Now it's time for
the test. Get ready, here we go. You are about to meet 13 people now. Get focused. I want
you to memorize these names, and I'm gonna test you and see how many you recall. So the
first thing that we need to do is focus our brain. After we've focused our brain, we need
to look at her face and say what stands out to me about her face? You know what it is?
It's this beautiful straight black hair. This is her distinguishing feature, her file. Now
I say hi, my name's Ron, and she says, my name is Karen. Well for me, I think of carrots.
You know, like carrots you eat. So I want you to imagine her hair is made out of carrots,
and we're eating her hair. These are great, beautiful carrots. Carrots in her hair. Carrots.
Okay, so we're focused. Now we look at her, what stands out to me? It's her lips that
stand out to me. So her lips are the file, are her distinguishing feature. Her name is
Lisa. I imagine the Mona Lisa is being painted in her lips. Lisa, Mona Lisa. So now Caleb
is meeting this guy. His distinguishing feature is his beard, and he tells Caleb that his
name is Brad. So we imagine bread in that beard. Bread in it for Brad. Bread for Brad.
This guy right here, his name is Steve. And his distinguishing feature is those eyes.
I want you to imagine you're cooking his eyes in a stove. Steve, stove. Stove, Steve. Okay
guys, what stands out about his face? For me, it's his nose. His name is Bill, so I'm
gonna imagine dollar bills, money, coming out of his nose. So imagine money shooting
out of his nose. His name is Bill, and we're seeing dollar bills up his nose. Focus in
on that, see the crazy picture. Bill, dollar bill going up
his nose. So carrots in her hair for Karen. The Mona Lisa in on her lips. Mona Lisa for
Lisa. Brad, bread. Steve, stove. Stove, Steve. His name is Bill, and we're seeing dollar
bills up his nose. Her name is Wendy. I want you to imagine, her hair is her distinguishing
feature, and it's blowing in the wind. Blowing in the wind for Wendy. Wendy wind. His name
is Brian. I want you to imagine a human brain, a brain oozing out of his glasses. See a human
brain dripping out of his glasses. His name is Brian. A human brain for Brian. His name
is Wesley. Wesley. His distinguishing feature is his eyes, so we're going to imagine a sign
pointing west, west in his eyes. See a sign pointing west for Wesley. His name is Will.
His distinguishing feature is this little thing under his nose, so I want you to imagine
you're writing your will on his nose. Will, you're writing your will, like when you die,
will, right here. Will, his name is Will. Her name is Sherry. Her distinguishing feature
is her lips. Imagine cherries in her lips. Cherries for Sherry. She's eating cherries,
and those cherries are dripping down on me. Sherry, cherry. For Karen, for Lisa, Brad,
Steve, his name is Bill, Wendy wind, on her lips is cherries for Sherry, on his, right
below his nose, is a will for the name Will, his name is Wesley, on his eyes is a sign
pointing west for Wesley, West, Wesley, his name is Brian, coming out of his glasses is
a brain for Brian. Okay, his hair is his distinguishing feature, and I want you to imagine a cave
for Dave in his hair. Imagine you're crawling into a cave, going into a cave for Dave. His
hair, a cave for Dave. You're going in his hair and hiding in a cave. A cave for Dave
in his hair. This is her distinguishing feature. Her name is Barbara, so we imagine barbed
wire in her eyebrows, and imagine it's going, it's shaped like that. Barbed wire for Barbara.
Barbed wire for Barbara. Hey Barbara, it's so nice to meet you. And as I'm talking to
her, I'm imagining barbed wire in her eyebrows. His distinguishing feature is the gap in his
tooth. So you look at his face, you pick out something unique, and it's that gap in his
tooth right there. His name is Wayne. His name is Wayne. So you imagine rain for Wayne,
rain for Wayne, rain is going in there, rain is dripping out of his teeth. Imagine rain,
rain hitting his teeth. Rain, Wayne. Okay, now get a pen or a pencil, and every time
you get one right, make a mark and count how many you get right. Pause this video if you
need to and then go get a pen or a pencil and rejoin it for the test. Okay, here we
go. What's her name? Focus. It was Karen, carrots. What's her name? What was on her
lips? Lisa, Mona Lisa. What about this guy? Look at his beard. Brad, bread. What's his
name? Look at his eyes. Steve, stove. What's his name? Look at his nose, Bill. What's her
name? Think about it. Wind, Wendy. What's her name? It's a little different angle. Look
at her lips. Sherry, remember cherries. What about him? What's his name? Will, you're writing
a will. What's his name? Look at his eyes. What was in his eyes? Wesley, pointing west.
What's his name? Look at those glasses. What was coming out of his glasses? Brain for Brian.
What's his name? Look at his hair. What was in his hair? Dave, cave. What's her name?
What's in her eyebrows? Barbara, barbed wire. Last one, what's his name? Look at those teeth.
What was on his teeth? What's his name? Wayne, it was rain. Okay, I want you to comment below
and tell me how many you got right. Comment below, tell me how many you got right. Okay
guys, so how did you do? Did you get all 13 of them? If so, give yourselves a thumbs up.
If you got a lot of them, if you feel good about it, if you learned a lot from this video,
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