I just bought a new Rogue w a 72" deck w the 37 hp vanguard, ordered the rear tray & oil coolers, would love to have more info on the size & type of hoses that you used to connect the new coolers, thanks in advance!
@@Boudreaux911 Yes sir they share the same wheel base length and width.... I believe if I'm not mistaken the 54" is almost perfectly flush with the outside diameter of the drive wheels.
@@jimmathieu4194 All you have to do is purchase the revolt cute system. It'll work with the revolt 36-in to 60 in. And it works just fine on a rogue 72. If you have a 61-in deck it works even better.
I have 2 Bad boy rogues and the front ends have fallen off of both of them, Badboy would not warranty them once they're out of the 2 year factory warranty, there is no lifetime frame warranty i was told by my dealer. My self and a buddy had to weld the whole front end back on with lots of reinforcement. The problem is the front end that is welded on to the frame tubing which is only about an eighth inch thick, not like the rest of the front deck, casters, support bars, ect. that you can see where it's a quarter inch thick. The frame should be the strongest piece of the whole mower so it makes no sense why they did this, I know several other people with the same problem.
The cooler you installed, where did you get it from? I like the facts that giving extra cooling help with the long term jeopardy for the drive pumps. And thanks for the feed backs.
I just bought a Badboy Rogue w/72 inch cut,EFI Kawasaki motor. I’ve heard issues of very loud muffler exhaust. Is there an after market pipe boot to extend through the hole and 45* angle out on both side? Would a blue color thread lock work for the rear wheel hub issues? What is the real purpose of the mower discharge flapper?
Regarding your question about the loud exhaust. Let's just say I've had louder! The pipe tips are 1"1/2 flange OD. And they do make multiple versions that will slip over that. Loctite would be a great for keeping the factory nuts that are on it. But just buy a set of lock nuts with a nylon embedded in them. And that'll work just fine for you. The purpose of the cute blocker that is being able to control it gives you the ability to drive anywhere around your property without worrying about the side discharge blowing all over everything. If you do a lot of landscaping for customers it's definitely a necessity.
Same exact mower year and all. Even got the back rack on it. The only issue so far at 150.3 hr mark - the belt tensioner 5/8” grade 8 bolt for the spring tensioner/idler pulley for the drive pumps sheared off at the engine plate - flush with the under side of the engine mounting plate. Not a hard fix but it of course broke at the end of my lane along side of my 40 acre field which is a half mile deep. Had to load up my truck and drag the floor jack out there and some 2x12’s to place the jack on and of course it was 90 degrees out with 90% humidity…. Yeah pure joy!
Great mods! Love the cable chute idea! I had the ‘19, 1st yr, Rogue & absolutely LOVED the mower. I had the all the teething pains w/it, I swear it was built on a Friday 13th @ 5pm! I had a great dealer, Cox Implement, they really treated me right. I did trade it for a low hr Ferris. Bad Boy didn’t offer the Vanguard on the ‘23 model, so I tried a Wright Oct ‘23. I wished I’d of just waited on the Rogue? Such a good ride & better machine, in my usage on my various customers terrains. Great vid btw!
Two things you can do about that rear plate. One of the easiest way to do it is to go to your dealer. Two you can go online find the part number order it yourself. The plate is basically there just for extra protection for the big Kohler command engine. As far as your question about the oil coolers being full. The system will prime itself and stay full. as far as air pockets go. When I first started the system it had no problem bleeding all the air out. You can open up the reserve caps and see all the air bubbling through the system. It didn't take but a couple minutes. I had to add fluid three times before everything settled.
@@nelssenhamren2273 Thank I have one more question Would it be possible to send me a good picture or two showing how the cooler line are hooked up? I would really like to run some coolers on my Rogue.
I'm really happy with the one I have. I originally was going to buy a super z Hustler hyperdrive. But the ride quality is what won me over on purchasing a bad boy rogue. I've had two hustlers in my career. And they literally cut the same.
Through the years I've realized the older Briggs & strats were definitely not thought of as a quality build. Due to the fact that they were on smaller applications. Constantly fixing them, constantly seeing them overheat and blow gaskets. The newer vanguard Briggs & strat engines are definitely a finer build quality. When you get in the neighborhood of 30hp plus. They seem to step up their game. I was considering a 37 horse vanguard before purchasing this mower. But I'm a Kawasaki fan. I love the torque out of these big block Kawasakis.
Thanks for the review. Its sounding like bad boy may not be the same quality as some of your other big names. I guess that's why the price seems to be lower.
The manufacturers I've used in the past have all been outstanding. Test of time always tells where the pros and cons are in the build quality of any manufacturer. I've never owned a piece of equipment in any category operate without any problems. I don't criticize bad boy for their shortcuts. Most of the machines I have purchased I've always modified them in some way. This type of outlaw series will have its ups and downs. But the concept I love.
Nice work. I "only" have the 60" Maverick and 2.5 acres to deal with. By the time the engine warms up, I'm about finished and sad my time on it is over for another week or month, depending on drought conditions. I bought it a little over a month ago, and I think I need to adjust the transmission rods to sync the speed. Going from a Husqvarna 48" tractor to this thing has been night and day. Speaking of, I may add lights before the sun starts going down earlier.
Yeah it's a good machine. Minor quirks here and there you have to fix just like all things. I'm cutting about 11 acres with it now once a week. It's just a little bit over 2 hours worth of mowing. 1 hour worth of weed eating and blowing all the grass.
Didn't try to do anything. Don't even know how to speed up the footage. And actually I think it's kinda slow. Go drive one, let me know what you think. Have a nice day.
Why do you think he has to lie about the speed of the mower? I know someone who owns one, and it DOES really go that fast. Also the voices in the footage are clearly at the average speed and tone. Next time you want to try to "expose" something, make sure you're ACTUALLY correct. It's rude to assume without proper evidence.
Like all manufacturers when you work out all the bugs they work great. It cuts very nicely. It's very comfortable. Time will tell if it can stand the test of time. I prefer the rogue over the renegade. Easier to do the maintenance and service.
I measured my blade height to check the deck to make sure it was level on my new rouge…have u ever measured yours? Mine was about 3/4 inch lower that what the dial read…i cut my yard for the first time an could tell i was cutting lower than usual at 3.5”
I was wondering if you knew how much was ok to pull with the rogue i couldn’t find it anywhere…it surprised the hell out of me…I pulled a 8’ grader with mine an regraded my whole 75 yard drive way with no problem lol i have the same deck an motor as you. I feel the big pumps an wheel motors could pull a decent amount an after what i done with it I’m convinced its a tractor lol.
I've pulled over 2000 pounds off the front hitch receiver. I tried doing it 1st from the rear hitch receiver. But there was too much tone weight for the back end of the mower to handle. You just have to feel it. trial an air.
@@nelssenhamren2273 heard that..did great with a the big drag grader i have…its about 900lbs plus however much it had to pull to rip the ground up. But basically no tongue weight its like a sled with big teeth on the front.
upgrading my 2021 maverick 60” with the fs730v to the 2022 rouge 72” with the same fs1000…just wondering whats your thoughts after mowing with it for another year and do you run the standard blades or the high lift blades more? I use the standard blades on my maverick an i like them pretty good..but I’ve only had it one summer..I have 6 acres of all grass cutting an wanting to step up my game alil lol. Also wanted to ask ya how much time u think this upgrade would save me on my lawn, I usually cut my yard in about 2 to 2 1/2 hrs with the maverick 60” …awesome review brother!!
Well congratulations on your Rouge! 1st your upgrade will definitely be a huge difference. Faster mower. higher mowing speeds. more comfortable too. I'd say easily you would knock an hour off your normal mowing time. As far as your question about the high lift blades. Depending on what kind of grass your cutting. I wouldn't bother changing them out, Big reason is! You will eat up more of your fuel with those high lift blades. Especially with a 72". I cut about 5 acres myself. It takes me right at 45 minutes.
@@nelssenhamren2273 just picked it up yesterday didn’t mow anything but wow I’m amazed at the ride an power…definitely can tell its pro grade everything compared to the maverick i had. Where did u get the exhaust tips i cant find any to fit it. I got the Kawasaki fx1000 too
@@nelssenhamren2273 I would say you're pretty close with your 6 1/2 acre guess.. I have the exact same model 72" same motor and I mow 6 acres in just over an hour but I also mess with a lot of tress so not many full speed runs across the yard. Previously mowed it with a 2000 60" exmark and knocked off about 50 minutes of mow time. AND LIKE YOU THIS IS MY RETIREMENT MOWER LOL
I just watched your 1 year Bad Boy review video. Just a heads up. The comments are turned off on it so if you are looking for comments or questions from viewers they can’t. I watched the entire review. Very thorough and tons of good information and reasons for choosing the Rouge.
I saw your video reviewing your Bad Boy. I have the 2021 Rogue with the same engine and the 61 inch deck. I wanted to find out more information about the rear utility shelf, the striping kit, and the advanced chute system.
@@mikedaley8119 Can you tell me how much gas your Vanguard uses per hour? I'm thinking of getting one soon, and I heard the Kawasaki sucks a lot of gas.
@@Hammcrafted Not sure of GPH but I can tell you it takes a lot less than our 2013 BB 61”. Huge difference night and day from those two models. I would say it sips gas. We have about 20 acres we mow and we can generally get it all done with a full tank.
Like any lawn care. You're equipment it is based off how you use it on certain properties and what you need for the job. If you are a good operator you do not scalp anything. The properties I use a 72" on are basically wide open. And my personal opinion the 72" cuts better than a 61"
I also thought about that. My opinion on that is unless u get a rouge with a 61” The rouge’s wheel base vs deck size having a much wider wheel base a rouge 72” is no difference between most of ur 60” mowers like my mavericks wheel base vs deck size on how far the deck sticks out from the wheels…I have a extremely rough lawn of over 6 acres an I’m yet to scalp my yard with it. The suspension an floating deck systems on the bigger bad boys are untouched…and I’m not trying to be a fan boy saying that lol…I considered all mowers an I’m about to upgrade to the rouge because the awesome experience I’ve gotten out of my maverick and price for what you get with bad boy is almost unheard of in the world of zero turn mowers.. for instance I looked at spartan, scag and hustler an I couldn’t get anything close too what you get on the rouge under 15k.
If that's the Kawasaki 35 horse have you had any issues with it backfire I have accidentally pulled out the parking brake when the things idled up some and then know what I did wrong and grab the parking brake and it has backfired and sometimes when I shut it off after mowing for long time
The rule of thumb with owning a Carburetor engine. When you shut it off on a hot situation after using it for a while it will accumulate vapour lock. As for the Back firing that is a normal problem if you don't throttle down when the engine tries to kick back on. There's just so much fuel in there has to go somewhere.
Did the basket help the mower seem any quieter while you are own it? Block some of the sound?
@handsydirector4862 If it did honestly, I can't tell you it made a difference or not.
I just bought a new Rogue w a 72" deck w the 37 hp vanguard, ordered the rear tray & oil coolers, would love to have more info on the size & type of hoses that you used to connect the new coolers, thanks in advance!
Nice clean job on updates....Ill do the same when I pick my new one up
Need a video of how to change the drive belt on the rogue outlaw 2024 bad boy
Thank you for sharing your experiance. I am about to buy a rogue. I am going with the FX1000 EFI.
It's pronounced "shoot", not cute! Other than that, great video. Good info, like the upgrades!
How fast was that speed in MPH?
I’m looking at getting a 54 inch Rouge in early Spring. Do you know if it’s same wheel base as a 61 and 72? Thanks for sharing content. 👍
@@Boudreaux911 Yes sir they share the same wheel base length and width.... I believe if I'm not mistaken the 54" is almost perfectly flush with the outside diameter of the drive wheels.
Great Video, I got your email. I like how that chute is setup.
👍👍👊
Did the revolt advance chute system work on the 72” deck or did you have to purchase a revolt control lever and a rogue grass flap kit?
@@jimmathieu4194 All you have to do is purchase the revolt cute system. It'll work with the revolt 36-in to 60 in. And it works just fine on a rogue 72. If you have a 61-in deck it works even better.
@@nelssenhamren2273 what are the compromises for the 72” deck vs the 61” . I have a 72” deck.
Also , Thank you for your quick reply.
You still have a bad mower. Nice
I have 2 Bad boy rogues and the front ends have fallen off of both of them, Badboy would not warranty them once they're out of the 2 year factory warranty, there is no lifetime frame warranty i was told by my dealer. My self and a buddy had to weld the whole front end back on with lots of reinforcement. The problem is the front end that is welded on to the frame tubing which is only about an eighth inch thick, not like the rest of the front deck, casters, support bars, ect. that you can see where it's a quarter inch thick. The frame should be the strongest piece of the whole mower so it makes no sense why they did this, I know several other people with the same problem.
I like the cooler system. Vacuum is measured in inches not pounds so 18” of vacuum is a lot? Can you confirm those numbers?
The cooler you installed, where did you get it from? I like the facts that giving extra cooling help with the long term jeopardy for the drive pumps. And thanks for the feed backs.
There's multiple options on Amazon. Just make sure you get the ones with the 3/8 input.
Hey, you mind help me with more information on this cooler? I’m not doing to good finding this cooler on Amazon.Thanks
Hey, you mind help me with more information on this cooler? I’m not doing to good finding this cooler on Amazon.Thanks
Hey, just found it. I forgot to add the 3/8 input in the search. Only one kind of that type of cooler. Thanks
I just bought a Badboy Rogue w/72 inch cut,EFI Kawasaki motor. I’ve heard issues of very loud muffler exhaust. Is there an after market pipe boot to extend through the hole and 45* angle out on both side? Would a blue color thread lock work for the rear wheel hub issues? What is the real purpose of the mower discharge flapper?
Regarding your question about the loud exhaust. Let's just say I've had louder! The pipe tips are 1"1/2 flange OD. And they do make multiple versions that will slip over that. Loctite would be a great for keeping the factory nuts that are on it. But just buy a set of lock nuts with a nylon embedded in them. And that'll work just fine for you. The purpose of the cute blocker that is being able to control it gives you the ability to drive anywhere around your property without worrying about the side discharge blowing all over everything. If you do a lot of landscaping for customers it's definitely a necessity.
I have a 23 ROGUE and I absolutely love it !!!?
Nice review!
Same exact mower year and all. Even got the back rack on it. The only issue so far at 150.3 hr mark - the belt tensioner 5/8” grade 8 bolt for the spring tensioner/idler pulley for the drive pumps sheared off at the engine plate - flush with the under side of the engine mounting plate. Not a hard fix but it of course broke at the end of my lane along side of my 40 acre field which is a half mile deep. Had to load up my truck and drag the floor jack out there and some 2x12’s to place the jack on and of course it was 90 degrees out with 90% humidity…. Yeah pure joy!
I love an advanced cute
The improvement is definitely worth it. A little ingenuity makes a big difference.
Great mods! Love the cable chute idea! I had the ‘19, 1st yr, Rogue & absolutely LOVED the mower. I had the all the teething pains w/it, I swear it was built on a Friday 13th @ 5pm! I had a great dealer, Cox Implement, they really treated me right. I did trade it for a low hr Ferris. Bad Boy didn’t offer the Vanguard on the ‘23 model, so I tried a Wright Oct ‘23. I wished I’d of just waited on the Rogue? Such a good ride & better machine, in my usage on my various customers terrains. Great vid btw!
Received my 2024 61” Rogue w/Kawasaki FX1000V EFI a week ago. Mowed once already. (5 acres) Thing is a BEAST!
How long does it take you to mow 5 acres?
Do the oil coolers stay full and was it hard to get all of the air out of them?
Two things you can do about that rear plate. One of the easiest way to do it is to go to your dealer. Two you can go online find the part number order it yourself. The plate is basically there just for extra protection for the big Kohler command engine. As far as your question about the oil coolers being full. The system will prime itself and stay full. as far as air pockets go. When I first started the system it had no problem bleeding all the air out. You can open up the reserve caps and see all the air bubbling through the system. It didn't take but a couple minutes. I had to add fluid three times before everything settled.
@@nelssenhamren2273 Thank I have one more question Would it be possible to send me a good picture or two showing how the cooler line are hooked up? I would really like to run some coolers on my Rogue.
Where can I get the back orange plate??
Did you put those American flag 🇺🇸 stickers on or did it come like that?
Yes I did. American flag means a lot to me.
I bought a 2023 Rough a week ago and I love it !!!
I'm really happy with the one I have. I originally was going to buy a super z Hustler hyperdrive. But the ride quality is what won me over on purchasing a bad boy rogue. I've had two hustlers in my career. And they literally cut the same.
If it was me, I would stay away from Briggs and Stratton, their not the quality they used to be
Through the years I've realized the older Briggs & strats were definitely not thought of as a quality build. Due to the fact that they were on smaller applications. Constantly fixing them, constantly seeing them overheat and blow gaskets. The newer vanguard Briggs & strat engines are definitely a finer build quality. When you get in the neighborhood of 30hp plus. They seem to step up their game. I was considering a 37 horse vanguard before purchasing this mower. But I'm a Kawasaki fan. I love the torque out of these big block Kawasakis.
Thanks for the review. Its sounding like bad boy may not be the same quality as some of your other big names. I guess that's why the price seems to be lower.
The manufacturers I've used in the past have all been outstanding. Test of time always tells where the pros and cons are in the build quality of any manufacturer. I've never owned a piece of equipment in any category operate without any problems. I don't criticize bad boy for their shortcuts. Most of the machines I have purchased I've always modified them in some way. This type of outlaw series will have its ups and downs. But the concept I love.
Nice work. I "only" have the 60" Maverick and 2.5 acres to deal with. By the time the engine warms up, I'm about finished and sad my time on it is over for another week or month, depending on drought conditions. I bought it a little over a month ago, and I think I need to adjust the transmission rods to sync the speed. Going from a Husqvarna 48" tractor to this thing has been night and day. Speaking of, I may add lights before the sun starts going down earlier.
All the customs mods are so cool!
Thank You! That custom chute you made is awesome! Looking to do something like that myself.
I'm here trying to help. A lot of people are relying on videos nowadays to expand their knowledge. And to see people's ideas.
I have a 5 ar trailer park I cut the grass I would love to have the bad boy lawnmower
Yeah it's a good machine. Minor quirks here and there you have to fix just like all things. I'm cutting about 11 acres with it now once a week. It's just a little bit over 2 hours worth of mowing. 1 hour worth of weed eating and blowing all the grass.
Wow this thing almost as fast as the dixie chopper! If not faster!
Them bad boys are easy on the back. I love mine.
I just bought a Rogue 72 w the 37hp Vanguard, can't hardley wait to use it in the Spring
Why would you speed the footage up that mower does not go that fast nice try though
Didn't try to do anything. Don't even know how to speed up the footage. And actually I think it's kinda slow. Go drive one, let me know what you think. Have a nice day.
Why do you think he has to lie about the speed of the mower? I know someone who owns one, and it DOES really go that fast. Also the voices in the footage are clearly at the average speed and tone. Next time you want to try to "expose" something, make sure you're ACTUALLY correct. It's rude to assume without proper evidence.
@@nelssenhamren2273 do you like that mower? Emily considering the renegade but so far it's been kind of tough to find.
Like all manufacturers when you work out all the bugs they work great. It cuts very nicely. It's very comfortable. Time will tell if it can stand the test of time. I prefer the rogue over the renegade. Easier to do the maintenance and service.
I measured my blade height to check the deck to make sure it was level on my new rouge…have u ever measured yours? Mine was about 3/4 inch lower that what the dial read…i cut my yard for the first time an could tell i was cutting lower than usual at 3.5”
I was wondering if you knew how much was ok to pull with the rogue i couldn’t find it anywhere…it surprised the hell out of me…I pulled a 8’ grader with mine an regraded my whole 75 yard drive way with no problem lol i have the same deck an motor as you. I feel the big pumps an wheel motors could pull a decent amount an after what i done with it I’m convinced its a tractor lol.
I've pulled over 2000 pounds off the front hitch receiver. I tried doing it 1st from the rear hitch receiver. But there was too much tone weight for the back end of the mower to handle. You just have to feel it. trial an air.
@@nelssenhamren2273 heard that..did great with a the big drag grader i have…its about 900lbs plus however much it had to pull to rip the ground up. But basically no tongue weight its like a sled with big teeth on the front.
upgrading my 2021 maverick 60” with the fs730v to the 2022 rouge 72” with the same fs1000…just wondering whats your thoughts after mowing with it for another year and do you run the standard blades or the high lift blades more? I use the standard blades on my maverick an i like them pretty good..but I’ve only had it one summer..I have 6 acres of all grass cutting an wanting to step up my game alil lol. Also wanted to ask ya how much time u think this upgrade would save me on my lawn, I usually cut my yard in about 2 to 2 1/2 hrs with the maverick 60” …awesome review brother!!
Well congratulations on your Rouge! 1st your upgrade will definitely be a huge difference. Faster mower. higher mowing speeds. more comfortable too. I'd say easily you would knock an hour off your normal mowing time. As far as your question about the high lift blades. Depending on what kind of grass your cutting. I wouldn't bother changing them out, Big reason is! You will eat up more of your fuel with those high lift blades. Especially with a 72". I cut about 5 acres myself. It takes me right at 45 minutes.
@@nelssenhamren2273 sweet, I appreciate the info buddy!
@@nelssenhamren2273 just picked it up yesterday didn’t mow anything but wow I’m amazed at the ride an power…definitely can tell its pro grade everything compared to the maverick i had. Where did u get the exhaust tips i cant find any to fit it. I got the Kawasaki fx1000 too
Ironically I bottom them at autozone. Lol
@@nelssenhamren2273 nice lmao
How many acres an hour?
I'd say about 6 1/2 One of my friends has the same exact model. he Cuts about 14 plus acres. It takes him about 3 1/2 hours.
@@nelssenhamren2273 I would say you're pretty close with your 6 1/2 acre guess.. I have the exact same model 72" same motor and I mow 6 acres in just over an hour but I also mess with a lot of tress so not many full speed runs across the yard. Previously mowed it with a 2000 60" exmark and knocked off about 50 minutes of mow time. AND LIKE YOU THIS IS MY RETIREMENT MOWER LOL
How about the exhaust tip extensions you put on it? Interested in getting some. Beautiful mower! An great review
You are correct bad boy started making mowers in 2002 great review btw! Lovely mower!
Cool👍
Damn good cut for that speed. One of the best I've seen
That mower really moves and looks like a smooth ride as well.
It's very roomy as well. Very comfortable ride. Very smooth.
I just watched your 1 year Bad Boy review video. Just a heads up. The comments are turned off on it so if you are looking for comments or questions from viewers they can’t. I watched the entire review. Very thorough and tons of good information and reasons for choosing the Rouge.
I saw your video reviewing your Bad Boy. I have the 2021 Rogue with the same engine and the 61 inch deck. I wanted to find out more information about the rear utility shelf, the striping kit, and the advanced chute system.
We just bought a new 2021 Rogue 61” with the Vangard EFI. Just love it
@@mikedaley8119 Can you tell me how much gas your Vanguard uses per hour? I'm thinking of getting one soon, and I heard the Kawasaki sucks a lot of gas.
@@Hammcrafted Not sure of GPH but I can tell you it takes a lot less than our 2013 BB 61”. Huge difference night and day from those two models. I would say it sips gas. We have about 20 acres we mow and we can generally get it all done with a full tank.
Any regret on the 72" deck? Everybody says they won't cut as nice as a 61 and will scalp cut eneven on rough ground.
Like any lawn care. You're equipment it is based off how you use it on certain properties and what you need for the job. If you are a good operator you do not scalp anything. The properties I use a 72" on are basically wide open. And my personal opinion the 72" cuts better than a 61"
I also thought about that. My opinion on that is unless u get a rouge with a 61” The rouge’s wheel base vs deck size having a much wider wheel base a rouge 72” is no difference between most of ur 60” mowers like my mavericks wheel base vs deck size on how far the deck sticks out from the wheels…I have a extremely rough lawn of over 6 acres an I’m yet to scalp my yard with it. The suspension an floating deck systems on the bigger bad boys are untouched…and I’m not trying to be a fan boy saying that lol…I considered all mowers an I’m about to upgrade to the rouge because the awesome experience I’ve gotten out of my maverick and price for what you get with bad boy is almost unheard of in the world of zero turn mowers.. for instance I looked at spartan, scag and hustler an I couldn’t get anything close too what you get on the rouge under 15k.
If that's the Kawasaki 35 horse have you had any issues with it backfire I have accidentally pulled out the parking brake when the things idled up some and then know what I did wrong and grab the parking brake and it has backfired and sometimes when I shut it off after mowing for long time
The rule of thumb with owning a Carburetor engine. When you shut it off on a hot situation after using it for a while it will accumulate vapour lock. As for the Back firing that is a normal problem if you don't throttle down when the engine tries to kick back on. There's just so much fuel in there has to go somewhere.
Mowing with an attitude! Love it! 😉😃
diesel o gasolina
Gas 👍🏼