The music and the old man's voice is making me emotional...when he said "it's the closest thing to God" he just touched my heart.... I needed to hear that! The struggles,the uncertainties,the emotions...it really has to be something that you love!
At age 63, I bought a five-acre piece of land that was an abandoned farmstead that hadn't been plowed in over 65 years. This year will be the first summer that I will be re-establishing this farm. I am the first person in three generations to operate a farm in my family. My only regret is that I haven't done this sooner in my life.
@@JuicedJackson - Hi Jackson - I didn't get much farming done this year because I was focused on getting my cabin ready to be lived in. However, I have tillers ready to go next year. Try gardening in your back yard first. Because you're 15, you will not be able to sign a contract, but if you can't buy your own small plot, you can rent one from someone else Many farmers or lot owners will offer their land to garden/farm on. Try beekeeping as well. It will give you a sense of animal husbandry is like. Many beekeeping organizations offer scholarships for young beekeepers to get involved. I've been a beekeeper for eight years and its a great way to move into farming (eventually). You can also contact your local 4-H club in your state, or other organizations. many deal with young farmers and want-a-be farmers and they can give you lots of ideas. The US Government can get you started as well. Let me know your progress - take care. www.farmers.gov/your-business/young-farmers
I wanted to farm when I was young but dad lost the farm in the early 1980's. Now I've got a 1 acre garden on my daughters place, growing lots of vegetables, especially dry beans. I can get evangelical about beans 'cause they're great sources of protein and fiber and they improve the soil! I am in heaven!
I started farming in 1985. I was age 27. My father told me Id never make it. I was sure of myself....and went ahead. Bought 160 acres. We started milking 30 cows ..... In 1988 we had a drought. Bought everything off of a semi. In 1989 all my seeding froze out. Another year.....bought all the hay off of a semi. Finally.......after that..things went great ! But...... with that all being said........ From age 15.......I saved every penny that fell into my hands. Never went out......never had a drivers license until age 19. Never owned a car / truck until age 25. I helped milk cows and farm on my fathers farm......saved everything I could. Never went to dances...... bars........dated girls......nothing. In the end.....it worked out ! Most people that want to be farmers are not that dedicated. Farming is staying at home.......doing the work. Theres plenty of work to be done !
I was told at 12 years old, "farming is a great existance, but that is all it is or ever will be. You'll never get rich but you'll enjoy every day regardless of the pain and strife."
I have such deep love and respect for farmers now. God opened my eyes to see more His heart for them and what they are doing. And this old man just fits right into that.
I am 44 now and I always had deep respect for farmers. And I rarely watch movies or TV ( reality shows and documentary ) . Lot of people watch fictions and push themselves away from reality only to end up with stress and psychological problems. In fact, I am looking for a small piece of land to fulfil my dream of becoming 80 percent self sufficient.
Ive lived in new orleans my whole life. Never even been on a farm. Last few years ive wanted to start my own farm just to grow my own crops and cattle not even to sell. The way this country has changed and the stuff they put in our food will actually kill. This has made me want to grow my own food and be more in touch with nature.
my parents (in their late 50s) just started farming for the first time in their life! (they're starting a vineyard) I'm proud of them for trying something completely different (they used to own different businesses over the decades).
I farmed for years, followed my dad when was young and was the only thing I really ever wanted to do since I can remember. I had to quit because of physical and financial reasons in 1995. I can tell you I've missed every single day since. I'm 68 now not in good physical shape but would give anything to go back and start over
I inherited a farm and have a tractor & mower, but no crop equipment. I don't know what is a first good crop to plant. That doesn't need 10 attachments
Wow...I started tearing up when you said "Closest thing to G_d." Wow. 30 year old, noob Farmer here. Just moved out of Orlando City, Florida up to Zanesville, Ohio on a huge property. Ready to create my own life. I am so inspired. Grow, grow, grow!
My grandparents both are farmers sometimes I help around but when I was younger I was basically my grandpa’s shadow now I’ve slowly been getting into it again so yeah I hope I can start my own farm when I’m older
I have been very lazy.. i have a small garden and never treated it correctly, i was always dreaming of getting a big farm. I think imma get very close with my garden as from now. This ild man's speech made me think a lot
I am 44 now and I always had deep respect for farmers. And I rarely watch movies or TV ( reality shows and documentary ) . Lot of people watch fictions and push themselves away from reality only to end up with stress and psychological problems. In fact, I am looking for a small piece of land to fulfil my dream of becoming 80 percent self sufficient.
I often come back to this video for inspiration. This quiet tenacity, dedication, love and most importantly God is what so many have gotten off track from, as he suggests. This video sums up how to be happy and successful in life in every way imaginable. You just have to imagine. I would suggest anyone, whom may be going thru trying times, don’t know what direction to turn, or what to do, I urge you to revisit this video and apply its principles. You will most certainly be as successful as you desire. Remember, slow motion is better than no motion.
I have quite a story or our family farm but the long and short of it is it’s getting extremely hard for the small family farm to exist. It just isn’t your world any longer. This is dangerous for humanity I’ve made a decision to return to simplistic healthy living for what is under my control. We rent the land out now however I have sown my share of seeds and harvested many many bushels commercially. I’ve done it , lived it,so did my grandfather whom had the largest impression on me. I was lucky enough to be here and be able to do it.
Full time job on the side and retirement plan and cow calf on side I seen many people do it that way. I did that way 40 acres for 18 yrs no debt for 2 yrs bachelor helps bought land for 8.8 interest went down some then went back up paid off everyday think about it if you so desire. Hard to find land to rent
I like how that farmer explained it. I live in a village but i lived mostly in the city. My family used to have a small farm a long time ago but we all abandoned it. Now that im older i miss those times and think about them....
Nobody seems to get what he said that he'd rather have a few acres at 10 to 15 grand an acre than the 400 he's got. Then he chuckles. That's the reality of what farming is today. The farmers are hard-working folks. But their blood sweat and tears is being overshadowed for the price they pay today. My daughter of 15 wants to get into agriculture. So I've been looking into farming again. It's not what everyone thinks. The family farm of years ago has been abolished by industrialized farming.
Well said. I am also looking for 10 acres, but, the cost of the land is too high. And I see few millionaires who hold 1000 acres land and do nothing but wait till it appreciates.
That might explain why Eustace Bagge(the farmer from "Courage the Cowardly Dog") is so grumpy because he spent decades working hard with low pay to feed the urban and suburban people.
The local farmers markets are the only way you can survive in a small farm these days. To be successful, you have to eat it, drink it, sleep it and live it, seven days a week, all year long.
Idk what its like to farm but I've always wanted to try it. To me i rather be a farmer then a construction worker! But overall this video is great advice to me.
The one thing everyone wants to do as a fad, but not commit or apply the logic and hard lifestyle to do. Nothing good or fulfilling comes easy, or is giving to oneself. The fulfilment and rewards come from the logic passed on, the fulfilment of others receiving the bounty and harvest is joy for them. That is the silent joy of a true farmer.
Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, I made over a million dollars from trading this year regardless of the market conditions😊
I've been investing in Bitcoin by myself. I'm not really happy with what's going on, just few weeks ago I lost about $7,000 in a particular trade. Can you help me out or at least advise me on what to do?
YES!!! That's exactly her name (BRISA RICHARDSON ) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺
I'm currently in the middle of building up a relationship with Jesus Christ and our Father and I thought becoming a farmer would really make me humble and appreciate what God has given to us. Are you guys by any chance looking for young guys who are willing to work the fields? I have no experience at all but i just want to learn and grow as a human being. I've always thought how cool it would be to be a farmer.
I too want to live a farm life, but don't want to work hard as a farmer. I am thinking live on a farm and do long term stock market investing at the same time.
The time is in the past to start farming on your own. In the future others will need your farm. Taxes an regulations will take all the equity in the future.
You didnt state your age ? But......... if you want to farm..........have you set aside every cent you get your hands on ? Is it party time each week end ? You need a 60,000 dollar truck to drive around the block ? You have 12 kids to support ? Farming is about the basics........saving money ! If you dont........cant ........or have not.....chances are slim you will ever be a farmer. Just saying....
On the ARK of the covenent...there are 4 oxen on each of the 4 sides 4 directions ...this is about how spreading the lamp of david GODS word and how farmers were to work the soil...
It’s great inspiration for those that are inheriting a farm and have passion, but for most of us young folks, it’s a dream that we will work for with little financial return. Margins have mostly been decreasing across the board for the past 30 years, people are retreating to the “countryside” with COVID allowing work from anywhere which has driven up land prices, and most banks won’t lend more than a tractor loan and 20 acres to a beginning farmer without a guarantor. Coming from an ag lender’s perspective...
I don't think you get into farming to get wealthy, I didn't get into driving trucks to get wealthy, I did it so I can get by and raise a family. Maybe someone doesn't need to clock in, they could spend all day with their family working the land, reaping what you sow, imagine going whole months with spending money only on bills. That's my dream.
You seldom hear..........save your money if you want to be a farmer ! That being said.....yes save your money.......at a young age start early .....like at age 15..........save every cent you get your hands on ! Think about it.....by the time most people are age 25...they have already went through a million dollars ??? So.......where does the money go ? High schooler think then need a car / truck.......need to go out drinking.....dances/ partytime...and need a drivers license. Put all that aside and save your money ! It can be accomplished to be a farmer. Just most people dont have the logic to save money !
Modern people now depend on shops to survive and shopping malls. Most of the farm work has been given to third world countries and third world people. Now all of us just space out in front of our screens and feeling sorry for ourselves and suicidal. I can tell you,thats no life to me (or to anyone)
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The music and the old man's voice is making me emotional...when he said "it's the closest thing to God" he just touched my heart.... I needed to hear that! The struggles,the uncertainties,the emotions...it really has to be something that you love!
That with the cicadas in the background, ahhhh music to my ears!
Man I was about to say the same.
Yea I know but I'm shitting
At age 63, I bought a five-acre piece of land that was an abandoned farmstead that hadn't been plowed in over 65 years. This year will be the first summer that I will be re-establishing this farm. I am the first person in three generations to operate a farm in my family.
My only regret is that I haven't done this sooner in my life.
how’s it going? i’m 15 and wanting to farm i am going to start small
@@JuicedJackson - Hi Jackson - I didn't get much farming done this year because I was focused on getting my cabin ready to be lived in. However, I have tillers ready to go next year.
Try gardening in your back yard first. Because you're 15, you will not be able to sign a contract, but if you can't buy your own small plot, you can rent one from someone else Many farmers or lot owners will offer their land to garden/farm on.
Try beekeeping as well. It will give you a sense of animal husbandry is like. Many beekeeping organizations offer scholarships for young beekeepers to get involved. I've been a beekeeper for eight years and its a great way to move into farming (eventually).
You can also contact your local 4-H club in your state, or other organizations. many deal with young farmers and want-a-be farmers and they can give you lots of ideas. The US Government can get you started as well.
Let me know your progress - take care.
www.farmers.gov/your-business/young-farmers
Close to God 🙏. That's what I want to be.
AMEN!!!
ALLAHhuakbar
All of Gods prophets were shepherds definitely the closest career and lifestyle to God
@@nazimhassan2951 Boooooooom
@@stormflame829 😂😂😂
My daddy was a great farmer. He had 10 kids to help plant and reap the crops. No machinery to help. Hard work never hurt anyone. We need more of them.
No machines wow. Now that's hard work!
Are you Amish family or something?. Wow.. that was cool man
We build machines for work so that humans can enjoy life
Same for me but with grandpa he's 60+ I'm 19 and he had 8kids
Cómo puedo o donde puedo preguntar ese trabajo?
I wanted to farm when I was young but dad lost the farm in the early 1980's. Now I've got a 1 acre garden on my daughters place, growing lots of vegetables, especially dry beans. I can get evangelical about beans 'cause they're great sources of protein and fiber and they improve the soil! I am in heaven!
That's so cool.
Adds nitrogen to the soil right?
I started farming in 1985. I was age 27. My father told me Id never make it. I was sure of myself....and went ahead. Bought 160 acres. We started milking 30 cows ..... In 1988 we had a drought. Bought everything off of a semi. In 1989 all my seeding froze out. Another year.....bought all the hay off of a semi. Finally.......after that..things went great ! But...... with that all being said........ From age 15.......I saved every penny that fell into my hands. Never went out......never had a drivers license until age 19. Never owned a car / truck until age 25. I helped milk cows and farm on my fathers farm......saved everything I could. Never went to dances...... bars........dated girls......nothing. In the end.....it worked out ! Most people that want to be farmers are not that dedicated. Farming is staying at home.......doing the work. Theres plenty of work to be done !
it's never too late to get a big farm.
@@urbanwarchief yup!!
I was told at 12 years old, "farming is a great existance, but that is all it is or ever will be. You'll never get rich but you'll enjoy every day regardless of the pain and strife."
I have such deep love and respect for farmers now. God opened my eyes to see more His heart for them and what they are doing. And this old man just fits right into that.
I am 44 now and I always had deep respect for farmers. And I rarely watch movies or TV ( reality shows and documentary ) . Lot of people watch fictions and push themselves away from reality only to end up with stress and psychological problems. In fact, I am looking for a small piece of land to fulfil my dream of becoming 80 percent self sufficient.
Ive lived in new orleans my whole life. Never even been on a farm. Last few years ive wanted to start my own farm just to grow my own crops and cattle not even to sell. The way this country has changed and the stuff they put in our food will actually kill. This has made me want to grow my own food and be more in touch with nature.
my parents (in their late 50s) just started farming for the first time in their life! (they're starting a vineyard) I'm proud of them for trying something completely different (they used to own different businesses over the decades).
That’s cool!
0:56 ❤"You are here as close to god as you can ossibly be,because this is where life starts." ❤
I farmed for years, followed my dad when was young and was the only thing I really ever wanted to do since I can remember. I had to quit because of physical and financial reasons in 1995. I can tell you I've missed every single day since. I'm 68 now not in good physical shape but would give anything to go back and start over
America?
I inherited a farm and have a tractor & mower, but no crop equipment. I don't know what is a first good crop to plant. That doesn't need 10 attachments
@@2Ryled what attachments?
Hope u can regain your health again and live the best part of your life yet!
@@2Ryled Grass... Make Hay.
:) Had a friend, started a farm on 2 acres. Lived happily ever after. He said 'I started believing in God since I live off the land.'
Wow...I started tearing up when you said "Closest thing to G_d." Wow. 30 year old, noob Farmer here. Just moved out of Orlando City, Florida up to Zanesville, Ohio on a huge property. Ready to create my own life. I am so inspired. Grow, grow, grow!
G_d?
@@truckyouud4635 the Lord
@@davidmcconnell1656 God?
Nice I’m in Delaware Ohio
I'm also moving from city life to a rural property in New Concord, OH which is about 15 miles or so from Zanesville. Maybe I'll see you around!
My grandparents both are farmers sometimes I help around but when I was younger I was basically my grandpa’s shadow now I’ve slowly been getting into it again so yeah I hope I can start my own farm when I’m older
Logar Baumann has me captivated, I want to farm. Yes! Close to God...I believe every word. 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Lother is a treasure. A wonderful man, with an amazing family.
Good stuff. The only thing I would add is that there are no days off...
Not when you have animals, but pure grain farmers/vegetable farmers get their winters off, other than hauling grain.
@@JT-gi8rx That would depend on what their winters are like on where they are at in the world
@@JT-gi8rx how long are you able to store grain?
@@XJonAye if it’s dry, it can be stored indefinitely.
We are 5 generations of farmers / livestock people here in Eastern Wa. That's Kallstrom Sweet Corn
You said that very Beautifully ‼️ I own a small farm and it's new to me!! I Thank God & I Want to Thank You as well! 🙏🏽🐄🐖🐎🐓🐥🦆 GodBless Everyone 🩵
What a good old fellow, God bless 🙌
I have been very lazy.. i have a small garden and never treated it correctly, i was always dreaming of getting a big farm. I think imma get very close with my garden as from now. This ild man's speech made me think a lot
Farming is the only job there truly is.
Farming is emotion.
Well said. I totally agree with you. All other jobs are being created just to feed billions of people.
"Heartbeat and pulse of life". Absolutely well said.
Thank you Sir for sharing your wisdom with us!! May the good Lord bless you and yours!
👍🏻✌🏼🙏🏼🚜
بالتوفيق لك اخي الكريم 🤲😊 تحياتي لك 😊😊
The First Gentleman spoke to my soul. I’m convinced this is what I need to be doing
Heard of Agro? You should invest with them.
What a beautiful video!
I am 44 now and I always had deep respect for farmers. And I rarely watch movies or TV ( reality shows and documentary ) . Lot of people watch fictions and push themselves away from reality only to end up with stress and psychological problems. In fact, I am looking for a small piece of land to fulfil my dream of becoming 80 percent self sufficient.
Amen! Great advice!
One day I will Farm in africa
This is so beautiful! Thank you!
Farmers are Hero's.
Are you one ?
Thank you for advice!
Appreciate your advice, keep up the good works guys.
Thank you for the advice! When I am older, I am going to try and start off small with a chicken farm.
jazakallah khair!
Awesome
Do what you love and love what you do; be close to God !
Hmm 🧐
So much wisdom
I would add to make a good business plan. Logistics may be worth learning about too.
The creator blesses you
Amèn. What a great man and voice! Thank you for your wise words!
Howell
its true that you should do what you love in any profession.
I really like how you explain farming. Really helps me with my presentation. Thank you
thank your for feeding us all...
God Bless you brother, thank you.
Pabon
I often come back to this video for inspiration. This quiet tenacity, dedication, love and most importantly God is what so many have gotten off track from, as he suggests. This video sums up how to be happy and successful in life in every way imaginable. You just have to imagine.
I would suggest anyone, whom may be going thru trying times, don’t know what direction to turn, or what to do, I urge you to revisit this video and apply its principles.
You will most certainly be as successful as you desire.
Remember, slow motion is better than no motion.
Thanks for this Inspiring Viddeos, lets eksplore mauch mor videos, Stay healthy n Good Luck👍👍👌
I have quite a story or our family farm but the long and short of it is it’s getting extremely hard for the small family farm to exist. It just isn’t your world any longer.
This is dangerous for humanity
I’ve made a decision to return to simplistic healthy living for what is under my control.
We rent the land out now however I have sown my share of seeds and harvested many many bushels commercially.
I’ve done it , lived it,so did my grandfather whom had the largest impression on me. I was lucky enough to be here and be able to do it.
Full time job on the side and retirement plan and cow calf on side I seen many people do it that way. I did that way 40 acres for 18 yrs no debt for 2 yrs bachelor helps bought land for 8.8 interest went down some then went back up paid off everyday think about it if you so desire. Hard to find land to rent
I like how that farmer explained it.
I live in a village but i lived mostly in the city.
My family used to have a small farm a long time ago but we all abandoned it.
Now that im older i miss those times and think about them....
I needed this video
Loved this -- thank you!
Wise, wise words…thank you Sir!! 👍🏻✌🏼🙏🏼
Ted
My best friend wants to be a farmer and i am here to support him and this video was perfect for him
He should think of investing with Agro
GOD Bless
Nobody seems to get what he said that he'd rather have a few acres at 10 to 15 grand an acre than the 400 he's got. Then he chuckles. That's the reality of what farming is today. The farmers are hard-working folks. But their blood sweat and tears is being overshadowed for the price they pay today. My daughter of 15 wants to get into agriculture. So I've been looking into farming again. It's not what everyone thinks. The family farm of years ago has been abolished by industrialized farming.
Well said. I am also looking for 10 acres, but, the cost of the land is too high. And I see few millionaires who hold 1000 acres land and do nothing but wait till it appreciates.
my soul needs to be connected to the land
That might explain why Eustace Bagge(the farmer from "Courage the Cowardly Dog") is so grumpy because he spent decades working hard with low pay to feed the urban and suburban people.
Thank you so much for this video sir ☺️🙏🏻
Thank you
thank you man
Between Emergency personnel, and Farmers, the two most important jobs on earth.
The local farmers markets are the only way you can survive in a small farm these days.
To be successful, you have to eat it, drink it, sleep it and live it, seven days a week, all year long.
ماشاء الله عليك ❤ بالتوفيق لك اخي الكريم 😊😊
Idk what its like to farm but I've always wanted to try it. To me i rather be a farmer then a construction worker! But overall this video is great advice to me.
The one thing everyone wants to do as a fad, but not commit or apply the logic and hard lifestyle to do. Nothing good or fulfilling comes easy, or is giving to oneself. The fulfilment and rewards come from the logic passed on, the fulfilment of others receiving the bounty and harvest is joy for them. That is the silent joy of a true farmer.
What is the most important equipment I need to buy for my farm please
Amen!
Wow... great!
1:13 💯🙏
ISNT THE MUSIC FROM THE GAME RISE?
touching
Thank you for the content!! All we need is the right advice on how to invest in crypto and we will be set for life, I made over a million dollars from trading this year regardless of the market conditions😊
I've been investing in Bitcoin by myself. I'm not really happy with what's going on, just few weeks ago I lost about $7,000 in a particular trade. Can you help me out or at least advise me on what to do?
I will advise you stop trading on your own if you keep losing. And i don't trade on my own anymore, I always required help and assistance
from my personal financial advisor
YES!!! That's exactly her name (BRISA RICHARDSON ) so many people have recommended highly about her and am just starting with her from Brisbane Australia🇦🇺
I have heard a lot of wonderful things about Brisa Richardson on the news but didn't believe it until now. I'm definitely trying her out
I'm currently in the middle of building up a relationship with Jesus Christ and our Father and I thought becoming a farmer would really make me humble and appreciate what God has given to us. Are you guys by any chance looking for young guys who are willing to work the fields? I have no experience at all but i just want to learn and grow as a human being. I've always thought how cool it would be to be a farmer.
I too want to live a farm life, but don't want to work hard as a farmer. I am thinking live on a farm and do long term stock market investing at the same time.
still thinking thought.
The time is in the past to start farming on your own. In the future others will need your farm. Taxes an regulations will take all the equity in the future.
I really want to start a farm but it’s been little hard maybe I need to reach to some of those with training
You didnt state your age ? But......... if you want to farm..........have you set aside every cent you get your hands on ? Is it party time each week end ? You need a 60,000 dollar truck to drive around the block ? You have 12 kids to support ?
Farming is about the basics........saving money ! If you dont........cant ........or have not.....chances are slim you will ever be a farmer. Just saying....
@@jimmyjohnson7041 hey 👋
@@HannahRoot55 Yah ?
@@jimmyjohnson7041 Where are you from ?
@@HannahRoot55 Im from Iowa.......why ?
Sirr where u fromm
Less high tech and more people power!
Becht
Yup
Farming the *actual* oldest profession.
Just couldn’t help yourself , could ya
1:05 I want to be close to God, I'm not afraid to work hard and sweat.
It starts with saving money.........its called.....working smart........not hard !
On the ARK of the covenent...there are 4 oxen on each of the 4 sides 4 directions ...this is about how spreading the lamp of david GODS word and how farmers were to work the soil...
It’s great inspiration for those that are inheriting a farm and have passion, but for most of us young folks, it’s a dream that we will work for with little financial return. Margins have mostly been decreasing across the board for the past 30 years, people are retreating to the “countryside” with COVID allowing work from anywhere which has driven up land prices, and most banks won’t lend more than a tractor loan and 20 acres to a beginning farmer without a guarantor. Coming from an ag lender’s perspective...
I don't think you get into farming to get wealthy, I didn't get into driving trucks to get wealthy, I did it so I can get by and raise a family.
Maybe someone doesn't need to clock in, they could spend all day with their family working the land, reaping what you sow, imagine going whole months with spending money only on bills.
That's my dream.
@@XJonAye your right.
Unfortunately nowadays you either can’t afford enough land to farm or the bank won’t loan you money for one.
Banks only lend money to buy liabilities and not assets it seems. Mr Monopoly at it again!
@@Isochest
Den of thieves and usurers
Start growing victory gardens
It is indeed the closest thing to god❤
Ain't nothing I don't love about this
You seldom hear..........save your money if you want to be a farmer !
That being said.....yes save your money.......at a young age start early .....like at age 15..........save every cent you get your hands on !
Think about it.....by the time most people are age 25...they have already went through a million dollars ??? So.......where does the money go ?
High schooler think then need a car / truck.......need to go out drinking.....dances/ partytime...and need a drivers license. Put all that aside and save your money ! It can be accomplished to be a farmer. Just most people dont have the logic to save money !
Inherited a small farm from father
That's cool. i'm looking to lease one.
Modern people now depend on shops to survive and shopping malls.
Most of the farm work has been given to third world countries and third world people.
Now all of us just space out in front of our screens and feeling sorry for ourselves and suicidal.
I can tell you,thats no life to me (or to anyone)
Jesus is Lord
Thank you