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- Skylynn Rose asks...
- "How do you deal with a friend
who constantly lies for no reason?"
- I hate people like that. I really do.
- Don't be friends with them.
- Drop the friend.
Friends don't lie.
- Tell them, "Look, I'm uncomfortable
with you not telling the truth."
You might decide if that friendship's worth it.
- They shouldn't be your friend if they're constantly lying.
You should not have that type of toxic relationship in your life.
- If your friend has siblings or a sibling,
all you got to do is ask them.
But if they lie, then just ask their parents.
- You should tell them, "Why are you lying?"
- You should really tell the truth.
- "You are my friend.
Why are you keeping secrets?"
- Say, "Hey, what's up? How come you're lying to me?
I think it's stupid."
- Try to find proof that they're lying
so when you do confront them and they try to deny it,
you have the proof.
- Tell them, "Why do you always have to lie?"
Make sure that you guys can both deal with this problem
in a way where it won't ruin your friendship.
- What I do is I call them out on it,
and then they get to know me
as the friend that's gonna call them out on their lies.
- Call her out every time, every time she lies.
She's like, "Yeah, my dad was on the moon."
And be like, "Aha! Liar!"
- Sandro wants to know...
- "Is Tupac actually dead?"
- What is "two-pack"? What is it? Toothpick?
- How am I supposed to know this?
- Tupac-- is he the one with that rapper guy?
- This is like the story that Hitler's still alive and all that.
- Even though I have no idea about it,
I feel like I've heard that Tupac is actually dead.
- I'm sorry to say it, but Tupac is actually dead.
- I don't think he would go this long
pretending to be dead if he really wasn't.
I think he actually is dead.
- It's been a few years now, and I think the brother's gone.
He left us some great music though.
- Only outside of Coachella.
Tupac is actually Elvis.
- Tupac is dead.
(singsong) But I think they still have a hologram of him.
- You can be shot and still stay alive.
So I think he's still alive.
- I'm gonna say no, because...
I don't know. Illuminati.
- Iamposter asks...
- "How can I prevent myself from getting distracted
by social media when I need to do work?"
- I cannot help you with this.
I love Instagram.
- (softly) It's really simple.
Kcch! Turn it off!
- Shut off your phone.
Say that work is fun.
- If you got to work, then put social media on hold.
Mind over matter.
- Set the computer aside and set your phone aside.
Put it on silent.
- I put my electronics away, because I know that this work
is more important than getting on Facebook.
You just have to have your priorities straight.
- I put my phone on Do Not Disturb
and put it somewhere far away from me in my room.
- If it's on your phone, just put your phone in another room
or on Airplane Mode. That's what I do. I'm doing it right now.
- Set a reward system. So for every goal
that you accomplish in your work, you get a piece of candy.
So you're like, "Ooh, a piece of candy. Ooh, a piece of candy.
Mm... the phone can wait. Ooh, a piece of candy."
- Claire Wong wants to know...
- "I'm 23 years old now, and I really want to get a small tattoo.
But my parents are very against tattoos. What should I do?"
- Don't get a tattoo, 'cause it doesn't come off.
And your parents are right. Don't be stupid.
- No. You should not get a tattoo.
'Cause you should listen to your parents and be a good girl.
- Your parents are in the old-school way of thinking about this.
Put it somewhere where it won't be seen.
- Try to convince them that it's something
that is actually meaningful.
- Show them what kinds of tattoos you want.
Maybe they'll understand,
"Oh, it actually is good. It actually has a meaning."
- Go out and get your tattoo
and tell your parents and deal with what happens.
- Just get it anyway.
I mean, does it really matter what your parents think?
- If you want to get this tattoo, it's your life.
It's not being rude to them.
You're showing respect 'cause you're living your life.
- I always use this motto:
it's better to ask for forgiveness than permission.
So if it's already done, it's a tattoo. It's permanent.
What are they gonna do? Ground you? You're 23.
- I'm 18 and I have a tattoo,
and my parents were super against it.
But they had me write it on my wrist every day for two years
to make sure that I didn't absolutely hate it.
So, I mean, there are little bargaining chips
and stuff you can do with your parental figures.
- This is a clever one, folks. Isabibimailloux01.
- "How do you make a sequel better than the first movie?"
- You don't usually.
- Everybody knows that sequels
are nothing near better than the first movies.
- Sequels have such a stigma about them, which is why the sequel
has to be making fun of the fact of sequels,
which is why 22 Jump Street was freaking awesome.
- This is a really hard question
because most of them are terrible.
Sort of stay true to the actual movie.
- You're gonna have to talk to the directors about that.
- Find a good director. Find a good producer to the movie.
- I just think good writing is the key.
- The first movie should end in a cliffhanger,
and then the sequel should follow through to that cliffhanger.
- I'm imagining you have to get the same people.
Like, the second Mad Max, to me,
was not as good as the first one,
because the people were different.
- You should study the first movie very well.
And then you want to get creative.
Then just add creative stuff to it.
- Add special effects and make it more complex and robotical.
That's very good.
- Fighting a little bit. A little bit of magic.
A little bit of this. A little bit of that.
- Lots of explosions are good.
If it's Twilight, EXPLOSIONS.
Notebook, EXPLOSIONS.
When they kissed, there should have been just...
(boom!) ...out of their mouth.
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