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00:00 dogs give me the look
00:12 boom hey Craig how's it going today good how you doing well rested back from
00:17 vacation ready to rock and roll yeah thanks for doing that that show while you were on vacation last week that was
00:22 great no prom is good to get out of the Sun for a minute you know baking in the
00:27 in the heat no where were you again Maine Maine oh it's a state in the North
00:36 upper northeast great state auto yeah
00:43 it's a huge state and huge but you know very nice lots of nice beaches and nice
00:51 people so good time sweet yeah cool so referee for eight launch did you get a
00:58 lot onion dating with support requests or at all or from your end did it go pretty smooth yeah pretty pretty smooth
01:05 people who people have been publishing with it had one personal issues with rep
01:11 Weaver not chili dog so I think they're working through rapidweaver support with that um yeah it's been pretty been
01:19 pretty quiet over here how about you yeah everything's been pretty flawless actually our in terms of my products and
01:26 working with rap Weaver eight I don't think I've had a single issue where people have had you know um issues with
01:31 anything with rap Weaver eight which kind of makes sense because you know really it's the same version of Stax
01:37 right so I wouldn't expect it to behave any differently I'm in rap over eight so uh yeah everything was really smooth and
01:44 all at all even outside of my stuff I think that the launch was definitely a huge success right so yeah in last
01:51 Friday on Friday we had a the most epic hangout I've ever had like it was pretty
01:57 amazing uh yeah I I was pretty blown away I didn't even know what to do so we
02:02 had like we had over a hundred people try to attend I hit the hundred person limit on a hangout so I don't even know
02:08 how many people couldn't get in and yeah it was pretty nuts we had a hundred
02:14 people and it was pretty much all of them stayed for I pretty much went on for like two hours on rack we were eight
02:20 and almost everybody stayed the entire time and was someone left like someone
02:25 came in and filled it filled in their spot Reich it was it was not like a over you know I had a hundred people for like almost two
02:32 hours straight it was nuts yeah I'm hoping to bounce in there this Friday
02:37 but I gotta see where my schedule is so okay hopefully they'll make an appearance say how you sweet all right I
02:45 don't know if we'll get the same turn obviously this weekend but um you know this Friday hold hope well if I show up
02:50 I'm sure i actually had tonight I have
02:59 to I have to do the recorded it so I have to edit that and try to get that on I told everyone get that out this week
03:05 and it's tomorrow's Thursday like where did this week go I don't even know man I know I'm I have I spent a little work
03:13 time on the vacation fluffing up some form plus features and I'm like I gotta
03:18 get it out gotta get it out and this already Wednesday I'm like oh it's like 99% there you're just got to do the last
03:24 bit you know it's that last that's not just gonna find the time so I see you
03:29 reading actual books on vacation Wow no no I was working forms plus I thought
03:35 you said book time okay card it sorry no no no I got sick on vacation so that's
03:42 what my vacation was full of being see yeah yeah the baby got sick then got everybody else sick so yeah yeah so you
03:52 know chasing after her is still a good time though but I mean I did sick we're
04:00 gonna be talking about htaccess right and you know we thought we'd pick one of the little features and wrap over eight
04:06 and and kind of elaborate on that so you know rapid rate has the new ability to
04:11 edit your htaccess file on your server so we thought we'd we'd do a show on htaccess files and all the cool wicked
04:18 stuff you could do with them so what's an HG Access file Oh Greg that is a
04:24 fantastic question so everyone in htaccess file is a it's a text file that
04:30 lives at the very root of your website well most the time it's at the root of your website right and its name is dot
04:37 it has to start with a dot dot HT access and essentially well you do have
04:44 to run in Apache web server and most I assume most everyone here that's
04:50 listening to this is probably running an Apache web server and it is a file specific for Apache that allows you
04:56 basically gives your web server rules that it follows before processing
05:02 basically every single request right and it could be everything from redirects to security to how to serve up
05:10 a particular file type right we're we're gonna be going into all the nitty-gritty you know throughout the show but did I
05:17 get everything right Greg oh I've read on two things one it the dot makes it a
05:23 hidden file so if you're viewing it in your FTP application or in the control panel file manager you have to make sure
05:30 view hidden files is enabled so that you can actually see it otherwise you may not see it if it doesn't exist if it's
05:38 not there it is safe to create it just name it htaccess don't use a I would not
05:46 recommend using any kind of standard text editor to edit this I wouldn't use TextEdit I would use an application like
05:52 BB BB edit which has a free version out vs code something like that to edit it
05:58 because TextEdit on the Mac will add special characters which will break your site so don't do that the other point is
06:05 the HT access is like is a runtime configuration change for the server so
06:12 it lets you modify certain things on your site at runtime which means when
06:18 it's live on the fly right so every request gets all these rules and and
06:24 things applied it it looks at the actual request it makes modification so we could do a ton of stuff like Joe is and
06:30 hopefully you learn learn a few tricks that you didn't know that you can actually do with these with these very
06:35 powerful files sweet yes good good point on the dot it makes it a hidden file so
06:41 like fewer to download that file to your Mac all of a sudden you look for it and find her you will not see it right so
06:47 yeah um yep good trick up there and a Greg I a little birdie told me that your
06:54 11 vs code now ah yeah ah ha mache
07:00 I'm ashamed but you know hey ice actually I love it too yeah I mean I
07:07 haven't tried to open a couple hundred megabytes file yet like a like I came with BBEdit so we'll see after after
07:13 that it will not perform like it doesn't BB at it but everything else about it is great ok very good to know okay why
07:21 don't you kick us off what's your what's what's your first tip that you kind of want to go over and with HD access files
07:27 well that's a tough one I do do you do optimization do you do security let's
07:37 we'll start with we'll start with something that that is an obvious one do security so I knew I think that your
07:44 view loved your security right like I do it I do I do I do
07:49 Optimas optimization is easy Security's hard I have to say ok like to get totals he
07:58 must work properly like the current version on chilli like I had to work hard to get it work on chilli dog man
08:04 that was hard and I've saved version 2i it is working beautifully so oh wow
08:11 while I while I hackle you about that it's good because it makes all of us better right yes yes yes and I can tell
08:22 you it's it's you know obviously working together makes it easier so we can you
08:28 know figure out how to get it done right but there's a lot of places where you go and you won't have that kind of support
08:34 and everything everything will be ten times harder I'd say part part of my we're going off
08:40 on a little tangent but that's ok part of my complete with a reason I completely started from scratch with total CMS is is to get is to properly
08:48 work with the high security standards of chillydog hosting because the this I was
08:56 not happy with the workarounds that I had to implement for version one to get it working and in and so I completely
09:03 scrapped it all that's why I started from scratch and yeah we're good to go so anyway yep it's it's it's definitely
09:10 one of those things where you'll pay ten times more later if you screw it up it off all you need is a customer email
09:18 that their site got hacked sorry I
09:24 ruined your flow go for it security htaccess oh yes htaccess so you do some
09:35 nifty nifty things with each access one such things is locking what I like to
09:42 call bad BOTS or bad actors people who are scanning our site making malicious
09:47 requests this happens all the time it's I'm not even exaggerating but especially
09:54 with WordPress sites is you know there's tons of known WordPress vulnerabilities
10:01 for instance and you know they'll submit contact forms with you know populate the
10:08 contact form data and submit that automatically like a robot you know they'll they'll try to access files in
10:16 your site as if it was like a wordpress site and try to put you know hack stuff they'll submit stuff to PHP scripts and
10:22 you know see what happens so you know I usually put in my HD access a little
10:31 it's called a it's published by Paris or a personal press or who I forget I'm
10:38 sorry it's the progress 6g firewall it's
10:44 not really a firewall person in the traditional sense and but it blocks bad BOTS and a handful a good collection of
10:53 bad you know requests and bad posts to your site so instantly you're filtering
11:00 out all this bad traffic from showing up in your logs and scanning your site getting spammed and all that junk so
11:06 that's my first tip sorry she's making
11:15 me laugh that's not cool I'm live on a podcast and all why she's making me laugh bad actors totally agree I never
11:25 want Dolph Lundgren visiting my website at all now you didn't hear it but I had
11:34 to put um cheating in there as well I had so yes good things your firewall
11:51 that's actually really interesting everyone I'll make sure we throw that link in the show notes so if you want to
11:56 check out that that yeah so my next thing let's see I'm gonna do sort of the
12:05 I'll do the more also I'm gonna start off with the most obvious thing that a lot of users are gonna want to use
12:10 htaccess files for and that is caching RP redirects oh okay direct I think
12:19 that's probably the most common thing that people are going to use it for and a I've already I already helped a lot of
12:25 people out without because of total CMS because we do redirects for a perfect example is in a blog you know you're
12:32 gonna have it by default in a blog you're gonna have question mark permalink equals you know and then my
12:39 blog ID my blog post ID well a lot of times you're gonna want to change that so that it doesn't have that question
12:45 mark permalink equals or question mark ID equals or so on and so forth so where
12:50 you gonna wanna is you're gonna want it to be like you know my my website com slash blog / my blogpost right so it looks pretty
12:57 okay so in inside the htaccess file you can set up these redirect rules and
13:03 where it'll it'll if you pass / blog / you know and then the permalink you can
13:09 map that to be you know question permalink equals in the background so that whenever the web server sees that
13:16 it'll remap it okay now that's actually
13:21 creating like something called rewrite rules and that's a little bit complex there are simpler redirects an example
13:27 of that is every Friday you know I have a hangout and the URL to attend to that
13:36 hangout is you know Reavers dot space slash hangout okay now obviously that that URL it
13:44 redirects to a zoom URL and I don't I can never remember the zoom URL because
13:51 it's zoomed out u.s. slash and some random numbers I have no clue what if that is right but essentially what of
13:59 what a you know the rewrite rule in the htaccess file allows me to do is whenever anybody goes to you know weave
14:07 results place slash hangout it automatically redirects the user to you
14:13 know zoom dot u s slash you know complicated URL right so we can do this for all kinds of stuff and I do it all
14:19 the time like if I want to recommend a particular app or a particular product a lot what I'll do is all a lot of times
14:27 if you ever see a link bike Jo or condone that /link /a a like for
14:33 instance um I don't like JPEG mini okay that's an app that I I recommend to a
14:38 lot of people so if you go to Jill workman net /link /a a peg mini that is
14:44 a link to JPEG mini on the app store right so I don't need that have any of
14:49 that that you know the URL memorized but I just know it because I've created
14:54 these redirects in my htaccess file right yeah so there's a quick synopsis
15:00 synopsis of how I use redirects inside HD access files oh and another thing
15:06 really really important that you could use Durex for is if you're changing a website domain okay so like for example
15:13 next month I'm going to be redirecting everything off Joe or Gannett and on to
15:19 weavers dot space and I'm gonna be doing that through H Texas files right and
15:24 redirects so whenever anyone because I'm moving all that content from Jo or from
15:30 the net over to Weaver space I want to make sure that any links that are all over the web that are linking to my
15:37 products get properly redirected to the new website right so that allows users
15:43 and everything you know all the links that are already out there on the web to automatically get redirect over to the
15:50 the new product pages on the new website cool cool anything therefore redirects
15:57 yeah yeah one thing actually two things one is now if you have a control panel
16:05 provider like chillydog you log into your control panel there's a redirect section and the redirect section is a
16:11 interface on top of that same kind of the same kind of HJ access rules so
16:17 it'll let it'll modify it and change the HT access for you so it can do it either
16:23 way it's it's the same thing and too in the case of what Jo is talking about for
16:29 the redirects Jo's doing a permanent redirect not a temporary redirect so he's moving all of his domain content
16:34 he's basically telling search engines that Jo workman done that no longer exists in the SEO world and every all
16:41 that stuff that was associated with that domain should now be carried over to this new domain if he didn't want to do
16:47 that and he only wanted it to say hey I need to use me for space temporarily he
16:53 would use a temporary redirect and that SEO juice kind of typically what they
16:59 refer to it as for some reason wouldn't be carried over but you're doing a permanent redirect so hopefully most of
17:05 that SEO juice gets carried over to the new domain yep yeah I I expected to take
17:10 some sort of hit once that once I move over oh yeah you get like 80 percent or so I think
17:16 yep yeah yep okay what what's your next tip I
17:24 actually have a have a few good ones and I just sent it to you for for this and I
17:30 can't believe I totally forgot about it but one of the most common ones requests I get is how to force SSL how to force
17:37 people to the secure version of your site so if you visit HTTP you know chili
17:44 dog goes ding calm gonna get redirected to HTTPS chili dog hosting.com you do that with guess what htaccess file so
17:55 yeah i'll have essential link for the show notes but that's probably those
18:00 kind of redirects are extremely important especially now with the new
18:05 Chrome security warnings and those kind
18:11 of things and there's another security topic right and you can do other things I'll mention some other ones that are
18:17 security related Joe is wwww so hey now
18:24 that's a huge debate we should have a show on that oh boy
18:30 G go G go G go with the bare domain or you go with the www traditionally I've
18:36 gone with the bare domain right but I I've read enough where you know it
18:41 doesn't hurt that to go with the www because of you know a cookie list domain and and all that jazz because if you set
18:48 a cookie on the raw domain like for instance Joe or Annette the all
18:54 the cookies if you set a cookie or you know something like that on Jornet the bear drove down that that
19:00 cookie carries over to all WWN subdomains but that's not the case if you were to do it on a www
19:08 and there were a couple other things that I saw there was a website maybe I should find it and link to it that kind
19:14 of says you know say new it I don't remember something about the benefits of
19:19 using www I did a whole like podcast episode years ago on my original podcast
19:25 on why we should ditch www so I don't know I don't really think it matters all
19:31 that much but what's your take pick one and stick with it there we go
19:38 there yeah yeah pick one and stick with it I agree yeah so there you go because
19:44 that also leads into duplicate home pages because Google will search and
19:50 it'll see those two sites as two different sites so you're splitting your SEO juice between them so again pick one
19:57 and stick with it yeah a lot of people you'll have four different websites and what what I mean that that's HTTP my domain HTTP WWN and
20:07 then and then HTTP counterparts of both of those right you want to make sure that if anyone visits all any four of
20:13 those it redirects to the proper one right so either a you have to choose
20:19 HTTP I recommend that and then whether or not it's www or no www you take your
20:25 pick right but make sure you pick one so it doesn't matter if anyone goes to any four of those combinations it always
20:31 redirects to one right so yeah in the end there will be only one ah yes that's
20:42 right and the last one 404s for if you set your 404 error document
20:49 in your HT exes file so if you want a 404 page on your site that's where you
20:55 do that and I have shared a link with Joe hopefully he'll share it on the show notes for some 404 stop cool great
21:05 yeah so your Weaver there's a Greg has a bunch of great tips for this stuff that he just went over on his Weaver dot tips
21:11 website so that's a really cool website if you haven't checked it out go check it out it's got a bunch of really cool
21:16 gifts and and whatnot that shows you how to do things really quickly and simply so yeah yes that any update I just I
21:24 know I need to update next next up let's see I'm gonna do something that's maybe
21:30 a little more esoteric now I'd say I don't really use HD X's fowl for this
21:36 much anymore but because I have cloud flare and cloud floor it kind of says does all this for
21:41 you as well so I kind of set all that up in cloud flare I don't want to get off
21:46 on the cloud flare hitch right now so I'm not gonna dive in hot but but you could do it you could do it
21:52 for the content between CloudFlare in your server yes that is that is true so
21:57 what I do is for caching of content ok so inside your htx is file you can you
22:04 can specify how long particular assets or resources on your website are cached
22:10 so for instance and you can specify to the exact type of file as well so you could say like CSS files are you know
22:18 cached for one month if you want right and JSON files are cached for zero
22:24 seconds which means never cache them right because a lot of times those those are tend to be application responses and
22:30 stuff like that so you want those to be always never cashed ok but then things
22:35 like HTML files you want those to be you know potentially zero as well because so that way any time you make a change in
22:41 your HTML file its immediately seen in the browser right but things may be like
22:46 CSS or images and things like things like that you could probably do like you know one month per se so that you know
22:53 obviously you want to get your browsers to cache stuff because that's gonna make subsequent page loads and visits for
23:00 your users faster now I know for us as rapidweaver users that can sometimes be
23:07 a pain in the rear right because browsers like to cache stuff and we like to make changes and we want to see it
23:13 now right so we kind of do have to ingrain in our brains option command II
23:21 in Safari um I don't know what that is in Chrome or Firefox right but option command II empties your cache and
23:28 sometimes I find even that sometimes doesn't really empty everything and I have to like quit Safari restart it then
23:35 I see everything properly right but yeah caching all in all it's a great thing
23:41 you should be doing it because it will make your websites faster for users I know sometimes it could be a heartache
23:48 on us rapidweaver users because as we're making changes to our sites sometimes we
23:53 don't think about caching and we think that publishing didn't work when it's just the browser caching stuff so how do
24:00 we get around that you just got in gravy in your head that oh this could be a cash thing right any any thoughts there Greg two things I
24:08 don't know if that key combination works without having developer mode turned on in Safari oh good point yes they Mabel
24:15 developer tools which all of you rapper users should be doing anyway I recommend that comfortable in - I think command
24:22 shift are will reload the page without cash cuz I correct does it I don't know
24:28 I've I've heard that but I've never had always perfect success with that so I always just emptied cash myself yeah I
24:36 guess different different finger reflexes yes yeah so if one doesn't work
24:43 try the other one yes um yeah no that all sounds good cool what's your next
24:50 tip oh my next htaccess tip well let's
24:56 see we have mm-hmm
25:02 talked about cashing think that's like all I have I know you have a couple of
25:08 you have a website to test for testing you can maybe talk about that I we've
25:14 covered he took my kind of last one the caching stuff okay sorry that's okay I did you
25:21 did but I know you know you share that you share the link in the show notes I just want to tell people and who may be
25:28 listening that do actually use chili dog is before this show when we discuss the
25:34 topics Joe shared his link and it's actually a link that I actually already used so chili dog users as enabled and
25:43 sits in front of so everybody's using that code that Joe will share
25:48 automatically already there's no need to add it to your HG Access file and go through the work in trouble I already do
25:55 what are you talking about is there there is a a standard something called html5 boilerplate it's just kind of like
26:02 a open standard out there that has boilerplate recommendations for various things like CSS and you know what it
26:08 blank HTML file should look like and one of the things it recommends is here's a sample starter for an HD XS 5
26:15 and it's what I use for all my new sites that I do I take that boilerplate htaccess file I plop it in there and
26:22 then I modify it from there right so that boilerplate htaccess file is what Gregg is saying that chili dog
26:28 already uses that so um it uses that boilerplate htaccess file for all new
26:33 websites regardless so yeah good call yes minds think alike yes all right now
26:41 I do have one thing I haven't seen this for a while but there are some hosts out there that that have this issue and that
26:47 is if you want a self host videos there are some times where a a host server
26:55 will not know how to serve up an mp4 file because it doesn't know that type of file it doesn't know the min type so
27:03 a lot of times what I have to do is I have to give someone just a couple lines to add your HD X's file that says all
27:10 files within with an mp4 extension are an mpeg-4 video file or if someone wants
27:18 to serve like an OGG file an OGG file like there are some hosts out there non
27:23 quality hosts that don't serve up video files properly with the proper MIM type
27:30 and when there when they serve up to 8 the mp4 files sometimes it'll be like an
27:35 image MIM type like and then the the video player goes I can't play an image
27:40 file and yeah and then videos don't play and then I end up losing 2 days going
27:45 why the hell is this not working and then realizing oh it's the mem type is getting served up proper you know not
27:51 properly by the web server so something to think about yeah you have to send me those cases and
27:58 I put Abba to the weaver tips ok cool
28:04 yeah so yeah I think I think we kind of went over everything I mean those are the the main uses of that I could think
28:11 of Oh obviously you know I think I know it's part of the boilerplate and I think any web server probably has this but um
28:18 you you know the probably the most basically you do an HT axises turnoff
28:24 directory access right so that you know someone just you know types in the URL and then maybe
28:31 removes a file it doesn't list by default a web server will list out all the files in a directory if you just
28:37 type that directory you want to turn that off right you don't want to allow that at all obviously because with that
28:43 enabled people can just browse through your web server and see all your files and you definitely don't want to do that
28:49 so yeah big no-no big no-no you don't want to have directory access and that's
28:55 one of the first things you know any HDX is file will have yeah so I actually
29:00 disabled the indexes that call indexes options indexes by default so that's and
29:07 that's why people may see this like 403 error when they visit them when they
29:13 visit the page it's because I don't allow directory listings for privacy and
29:19 security you know you don't as you mentioned you don't want people to be able to see the contents of your site and be able to navigate around and
29:25 yep and see everything without it being a real page yes I mean you know you can
29:32 also disable access to specific files as well like I actually had a case today
29:38 where a user had a CSV file that he wanted to load in to load onto the web
29:44 page for users that were logged in he was using site lock to log you know to
29:49 authenticate users and want to make sure that if anyone while that CSV file was
29:57 you know on a public directory in his web server he want to make sure people couldn't access it if they figured out
30:02 the URL to that CSV file right so what he did is in the AG access file he made
30:07 it so that that CSV file could not be loaded externally if even if he knew the
30:13 URL you know from a web browser and then he was using I don't even I don't even know if it was grid iron or power grid -
30:21 you know then display that CSV file you know on the web page so perfect use case
30:26 if you want to disable you know linking to a specific file um to block users
30:31 from seeing that particular file cool yeah good - good - mmm what other
30:41 fun little tricks can we do ah that was
30:47 it in all of my notes I don't have it this yeah honestly I think that's a
30:52 really good collection I think anybody who's never touched an htaccess file or
30:59 as curious of all the things you can do with it I think think is you're pretty good rundown of you know all things I do
31:04 with it exactly and that that HDX is boilerplate that we're talking about earlier that actually has a ton of other stuff and
31:11 it's actually really well commented and you know it fully explains every single
31:16 section and up and it explains the syntax and why they're doing it why they recommend this and that so definitely
31:24 like it has a section on having playwright like clickjacking I don't even know clickjacking is but apparently you can do that you know and there's
31:31 stuff like you Oh like another thing like if you want to disable the ability to have your website display in an
31:39 iframe right you can do that with an HT access file as well I don't know exactly I do that off the top of my head but I
31:45 know it's possible and it's inside this boilerplate file so you know stuff like that is useful so you know if you want
31:52 to see all the other stuff that you could do peruse the vet boilerplate file that we're gonna link to in the show notes um it has a lot of really cool
31:58 stuff and it explains everything pretty pretty well and then you know take obviously you know like I said Greg has
32:04 his Weaver tip site that has a bunch of great tips and and yes I think that's it
32:10 that's all I got cool cool yeah I think I think the only other thing I have now
32:16 that you mention is preventing hot linking of images ah there you go yeah
32:23 so do you want to explain what a hot linking of images are shall I go for it
32:28 I won't steal your thunder okay so how thinking of an image would be someone
32:34 sees this cool image that you posted on your website and they're like I'm gonna I want that on my website so they copy
32:40 that URL of that to that image and then they bet it on on their site so now your copy righted trademarked image or
32:47 something like that is being hosted you're hosting it it's using up your bandwidth it's embedded on
32:54 somebody else's site they're using it and so that's hot linking so this you
33:00 can use your Ichi Access file to prevent others from stealing your content awesomesauce
33:06 yes cloud fair does have that feature too just an FYI for Cal for CloudFlare
33:13 customers it is one of the tabs at the top when you click on your site I
33:18 believe it's called the scrape shield that's what it's under I think yeah so
33:25 it's a cool little trick maybe I'll put that in the win a Weaver tip as well nice one yes I'm already looking at the
33:35 directory index option index 1 sounds sweet before no I I did get um you know
33:41 to request this week from users oh you know at least they reek they actually asked instead of just doing it but
33:48 they're like oh can I use this image on no I'm like no you can't use my image right I paid for that icon to be
33:53 designed and you cannot have it on your website right so yeah cool I think that
34:01 wraps it up Greg for this week yes great job yep suite was good show maybe uh
34:08 actually you know I got I I did get to request this week from people to do a show on CloudFlare so maybe maybe next
34:15 week we could do a show on CloudFlare I know we've talked about it here and there on like almost every episode but maybe we just did a dedicated episode on
34:22 cloud player so that we can be happy with everybody sounds like a dated sweet you bring the
34:30 wine I'll bring the cheese cool Greg where can everybody find you on the
34:36 web's chili dog software chili dog hosting and at bar chard on Twitter sweet I am at Joe workman everywhere and
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35:41 a podcast YouTube so that they can read our podcasts so Greg some of us some of
35:46 our listeners can't hear your beautiful voice but they can sure read it I'm not
35:53 sure how about well at RIT it translates to Greg you take care you have a great
36:02 week we'll talk to you next week take care ciao
36:12 we're out"}]