cannot love this video enough. my grandson sometimes helps me quilt. I showed him how to make a bean bag and such. he asked not long ago while I was making a quilt for one of my daughters if men could quilt also. I told him "yes, of course they can." now, I can show him. THANK YOU.
Well done Dale! I was inspired to sew by my grandfather. He was born in Czechoslovakia. He went to school to in Austria to become a tailor. It was that or stay and work in the field on his fathers potato farm. He immigrated here in 1918. He was a tailor at the U S Naval Academy for 40 years. I started making/sewing my own clothes when I was 13. I am a retired federal employee. I volunteer by making quilts, pillow cases and tote bags for “Quilts for Kids”.
Lovely to see these guys getting as much enjoyment out of quilting as women. It's an art form, it's a craft, it's a way of showing love to someone, and none of those things are unique to the female of the species. Great video, hope it's encouraged many more men to try their hand at quilting.
The British gentleman at the end said it best, for me. I like the process of thinking about the person I want to make a gift for, choosing the best pattern and fabrics and thinking about them while I create...and hopefylly, they get some pleasure out of it in the end. 😄 I am a woman, but was inspired to quilt, and even received three bags of scraps and fabrics from my aunt's late husband, who quilted for many years. Thank you, Uncle Buster. 😁 Lilly
I have been sewing and quilting for the last 60 years. I have been blessed to teach some men to quilt and it has been a joy. Since I'm so old they sweetly call me Gma. At one point I lived in a university community and a student surgeon was having trouble with his stitching. He asked me to teach him how to sew. We decided on quilting and he became very skilled with his quilts and in his profession. Had the honor of helping loved ones make panels for the aids quilts. I take my machine every where and sew any where. Bless you all and many happy hours of happy quilting.
Great video….. Male quilter here and it's finally nice to hear from other guys that find the creativity and giving to others a new high. I've been into art all my life and thought fabric would be a new medium and learning experience as well as a way to get out of my comfort zone. It's proven to be one of the most rewarding and memorable hobbies possible.
Awesome! I recently did angel duty at our state show and a young man was walking by and decided to check it out. He was blown away by the freedom of our craft. I told him about the famous male quilters, the male tentmakers and how more guys are taking it up and just how darn good they are at it. It was a great chat. I don’t think he was intimidated by it being a mainly female craft (at the moment). Happy quilting! Hello from Australia.
They call me "Quilt Opa" means Quilt Grandpa. I ´m German and startet 2 years ago with quilting. It´s a fun. Greetings to all men, sewing from Germany!
How exciting! You rarely meet quilt persons in Germany, and even more rarely they happen to be male. I startet quilting about 10 months ago, and I made the same experience as mentioned in the video: „Is that knitting? - - So why would one cut apart fabric, only to put it back together; wouldn’t it be easier, if you left the fabric in one piece?“ 😂 The more different types of quilters there are in the world, the more various quilts will come into the world, which make it brighter, more colorful and happier. Greetings to all men and women quilting from Germany
Hi all , I learned to sew in the 80's mostly tailoring though since doing this course have done very little due to now being disabled. Watching this video has encouraged me to get out my machine and make something again. So wanted to say many thanks to the guys here who told a little about themselves and how quilting came into their lives. Kind regards Paul from London UK ps I have subscribed to the channel in the hope someday I will have a quilt to show you.
This is wonderful to know thier are men who have a passion for this artform. I run into too many people who think its strickly a female hobby that only old women do. Very inspiring. Keep sharing.
I started sewing somewhere around 1980 on and off , I have been sewing a lot more about for the last 18 years making stuffed animals, clown costumes, shopping bags and quilts, I am now learning how to do more than just straight lines. I recently got an embroidery/sewing machine and have a big collection of threads for more projects.
Well it’s about time! This video was long over due. Well done! Hope to hear more from them on their projects. It broke my heart to read about the woman that wanted to compromise your fabric line. I pray that was resolved in your favor. Yes, quilting is fun and good for the soul. It is a personal journey, so I say kick back and enjoy the trip! May your seams alway line up, Patty
Wow ..a virtual harem of male quilters...how refreshing...so now we women don’t have to explain the joy of quilting to men any longer..the scene for male quilters has exploded..may they continue to multiply and proper...canada salutes you....❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦
It’s really great to see so many men quilting....and why shouldn’t they! It’s art! And like the last man said....it’s good for the soul....great video, thank you.
How wonderful to meet other male quilters. My grandma inspired me and when I decided I wanted a creative outlet as I'm getting older, I turned to Quilting. So much good training and sharing on TH-cam. And this video is just another loving contribution. Appreciate you for putting this together and sharing.
Wonderful video - thank you for putting it together!!! There are so many men who quilt...CBS profiled Ben Venom [who is definitely not your typical quilter nor pattern follower - more of a heavy metal artist] about 3 years ago - Quilters come in all flavors 😍which is wonderful!!!
I been looking for YOU ALL FOR A LONG TIME!!! I know in the prison system, there is a famous quilting group. BUT WHERE YOU BEEN HIDING, I AM BLOWING YOU ALL CHOCOLATE KISSES!!!!
Dale I so enjoyed this video thank you so much. I am fascinated by the design process and love seeing your quilts. Great to so the guys enjoying a truly creative hobby. 🤗
Love this; and why not guys liking to quilt its a wonderful art form for all types of people! All these guys friends and family are lucky probably they might get a gift quilt. Thumbs up.............................and smiles.
The man from England be hind you is a crochet blanket I made the same one now my daughter-in-law has it it is great to see men quilting I think they make great quilters thankyou for this video kim
Awesome video! :) Thank you for putting this together! :) So you make blankets, your hilarious! I know for me quilting is such a beautiful gift and I love everything about it!
GREAT VIDEO!!! I didn’t realize that so many men were interested. I wish more were. Have you “met” the “Marine Quilter” yet? Look him up, he was the first man I found on TH-cam. So a man will say, “Oh you make quilts, my Grandma did too.” I think duh what else is new. Then invariably they ask, tell me about your quilt. When I get so excited trying to explain what I’m working on, their eyes glaze over and it’s downhill from there. I guess they will learn that they shouldn’t have asked! Thank you! Really like your videos, even your intro’s - a good smile or laugh never hurts anyone.
Thank you all for your enthusiasm and making this video possible. I have a friend who makes quilts and she shares with me her love of this beautiful art form. Looking forward to seeing more from you all in the future. Keep stitching.
Thanks for producing this video I love to see the male version quilter and I like to see what they produce they think differently from the women in color design etc. it’s most interesting
An awesome video! Love, love, love your passion and theirs - each quilt I make, whether an individual or collaborative effort, includes a 'tiny piece' of me.
I love this video!! It's great to so many men quilters, I wish I could get my husband to take a seat at my sewing machine. Keep up the good work Dale. I just recently discovered you & have subscribed to your channel. I think us quilters could have survived when quilting was a necessity instead of a hobby-at least we would have been warm. 😊
Dale you did a great job getting these clips together. Luv the elder man with pic of him zzz off to sleep while quilting. Did same, nodded off with needle in hand, woke up with missing needle. Checked my lap, folds in quilt, on the floor, nowhere to be found. Two weeks later found it across the room on the floor. It's a mystery.
My husband doesn't sew yet. But he cuts my fabrics. He is my mathematician. He is my 2nd pair of eyes. I can get a little wild with colors. And he helps me look at the design and colors a different way. He is a bg ig help.
Love your videos and thanks for taking your time to make them. . I am a quilter and have collected 1800s and 1930s quilt fabric for the past 25 years..As you might imagine.I have more than my "legal limit" of fabric from these time periods. I also have some quilts and textile pieces. I am 71 years and have a serious illness called MAST Cell disease that has effected my stamina, muscle strength as well as having double/blurred vision. So long story short, I need to sell my collection. I am unable to sell the fabric, quilts one piece at a time and so, I am interested in selling lots of fabric for a wholesale price. I am working on a quilt that is of the Vogue magazine cover from the winter of 1919. The model for the cover is wearing a black cape and is blown open to show the lining of the cape is a patchwork design. I fell in love with The Vogue Lady the first time I saw her and knew that I had to reproduce that magazine cover in cloth. I am 95# done with the top and am hoping to get the top completed while I have some vision and dexterity left. If not, that top will be up for sale as well. My step son is coming out later this month to help be sort thru things and take some pictures. I want to ask you to share my situation and contact information with any persons who would be interested in purchasing all or a large lot of my vintage and antique fabric. It could be sold at a wholesale price, knowing the the buyer would need to make a profit by selling on ebay or trade shows or internet site. I do thank you in advance for any help that you could offer to get the word out. My email address is jsomers@bellsouth.net, Jo Ann Somers, AKA Atlantaquilter. Hope you have a good day and that I hear from you soon. Jo Ann
if someone can get hold of a medium and make it into a thing of beauty there should be no stigma attached to it. be it a woman doing construction or a man constructing a quilt. in my eyes there is no difference. a thing of beauty is just that no matter whose hands made it. quilting knitting and crochet are very much considered a woman's thing. this is wrong. if you have the talent to do it and do it well in you own eyes and get enjoyment from it GO FOR IT. Thank you Dale for making the video and i hope many many people see it and get them picking up some fabric or yarn and give it ago. x
Robert Tucker, I love the colourful material. It looks like African traditional fabric called Kitenge. I am from South Africa. Google the word Kitenge... you'll see the beauty
Thank you for this video. It was needed & I am sure there are many more men out there that quilt. I am sorry I did not get to see you at Top Shelf in Franfort, IL. I enjoy your videos and would of loved to see you speak (& laugh).🤗
Agreed... but I'm a little limited on submissions. I can only work with what people send me for video footage. Perhaps in the future I can interview people. This will give me a little more control over content.
@@QuiltingCowboy just curious as to why there has to be music?... I would have loved to been able to hear what the guys had to say abit clearer... Thanks for posting this...so interesting
Great! Nobody should be restricted by his gender to pick a hobby, or an addiction. My better half thinks of quilting as a totally girly-female thing, and I often mentioned to him, that there are male quilters out there. Thanks for enabling me to show him.
Manly quilts the reason I like quilts are because they are pretty much indistuctable thick comfortable great designs cotton I would much rather pay one of the retired ladies on my street 100 bucks to make me a nice quilt or whatever you want I'm in for a deal we gotta give these saints some money for their craft
Quilting goes far back as ancient Egypt. It was originally a man's skill. In Middle ages it was men making gambeson armor, another form of Quilting. All these white old women at quilt shops thinking it's they're grandma's creation looking at me with frustration, wondering what's this guy doing in a quilt shop is entertaining...
cannot love this video enough. my grandson sometimes helps me quilt. I showed him how to make a bean bag and such. he asked not long ago while I was making a quilt for one of my daughters if men could quilt also. I told him "yes, of course they can." now, I can show him. THANK YOU.
Well done Dale! I was inspired to sew by my grandfather. He was born in Czechoslovakia. He went to school to in Austria to become a tailor. It was that or stay and work in the field on his fathers potato farm. He immigrated here in 1918. He was a tailor at the U S Naval Academy for 40 years. I started making/sewing my own clothes when I was 13. I am a retired federal employee. I volunteer by making quilts, pillow cases and tote bags for “Quilts for Kids”.
Sewing is cathartic and soul filling. Man,woman, child... Quilting connects us all with a thread of heart. Y'all are amazing! Keep on stitching.
Lovely to see these guys getting as much enjoyment out of quilting as women. It's an art form, it's a craft, it's a way of showing love to someone, and none of those things are unique to the female of the species. Great video, hope it's encouraged many more men to try their hand at quilting.
The British gentleman at the end said it best, for me. I like the process of thinking about the person I want to make a gift for, choosing the best pattern and fabrics and thinking about them while I create...and hopefylly, they get some pleasure out of it in the end. 😄
I am a woman, but was inspired to quilt, and even received three bags of scraps and fabrics from my aunt's late husband, who quilted for many years.
Thank you, Uncle Buster. 😁 Lilly
Aw, I love this, wish it was longer. As a quilter myself, I love to listen to people’s stories of what brought them to it.
Brilliant glad this vid was made....age, sex whatever is never a barrier for quilting ,sewing, creating ........😎👍🇦🇺
you all are fantastic ! I use to think that making a quilt would be boring but, far from it ! I am now making my 3rd quilt !
I have been sewing and quilting for the last 60 years. I have been blessed to teach some men to quilt and it has been a joy. Since I'm so old they sweetly call me Gma. At one point I lived in a university community and a student surgeon was having trouble with his stitching. He asked me to teach him how to sew. We decided on quilting and he became very skilled with his quilts and in his profession. Had the honor of helping loved ones make panels for the aids quilts. I take my machine every where and sew any where. Bless you all and many happy hours of happy quilting.
Bless you for being one of the good ones who helps along the way. You did a good thing. Well done Jacki. Stay awesome.
Quilting isn't just for women. Thank for the video.🧡💙
Great video….. Male quilter here and it's finally nice to hear from other guys that find the creativity and giving to others a new high. I've been into art all my life and thought fabric would be a new medium and learning experience as well as a way to get out of my comfort zone. It's proven to be one of the most rewarding and memorable hobbies possible.
Keep at it!! Love male quilters!!
Awesome! I recently did angel duty at our state show and a young man was walking by and decided to check it out. He was blown away by the freedom of our craft. I told him about the famous male quilters, the male tentmakers and how more guys are taking it up and just how darn good they are at it. It was a great chat. I don’t think he was intimidated by it being a mainly female craft (at the moment). Happy quilting! Hello from Australia.
They call me "Quilt Opa" means Quilt Grandpa. I ´m German and startet 2 years ago with quilting. It´s a fun. Greetings to all men, sewing from Germany!
How exciting! You rarely meet quilt persons in Germany, and even more rarely they happen to be male. I startet quilting about 10 months ago, and I made the same experience as mentioned in the video: „Is that knitting? - - So why would one cut apart fabric, only to put it back together; wouldn’t it be easier, if you left the fabric in one piece?“ 😂 The more different types of quilters there are in the world, the more various quilts will come into the world, which make it brighter, more colorful and happier.
Greetings to all men and women quilting from Germany
I didn't know that any art or craft is limited - male, female, not sure yet 😅
I'm quilting in Bavaria🥨
Thank you, thank you, thank you for giving us the opportunity to meet all these wonderful, fellow quilters. Welcome brothers!!!
Hi all , I learned to sew in the 80's mostly tailoring though since doing this course have done very little due to now being disabled. Watching this video has encouraged me to get out my machine and make something again. So wanted to say many thanks to the guys here who told a little about themselves and how quilting came into their lives. Kind regards Paul from London UK ps I have subscribed to the channel in the hope someday I will have a quilt to show you.
This is wonderful to know thier are men who have a passion for this artform. I run into too many people who think its strickly a female hobby that only old women do. Very inspiring. Keep sharing.
I started sewing somewhere around 1980 on and off , I have been sewing a lot more about for the last 18 years making stuffed animals, clown costumes, shopping bags and quilts, I am now learning how to do more than just straight lines. I recently got an embroidery/sewing machine and have a big collection of threads for more projects.
Well it’s about time! This video was long over due. Well done! Hope to hear more from them on their projects. It broke my heart to read about the woman that wanted to compromise your fabric line. I pray that was resolved in your favor. Yes, quilting is fun and good for the soul. It is a personal journey, so I say kick back and enjoy the trip!
May your seams alway line up,
Patty
I love 2 WATCH the men QUILTING and they make BEAUTIFUL QUILTS THANK
YOU 4 SHARING THIS. VIDEO
Loved this ❤️
Wow ..a virtual harem of male quilters...how refreshing...so now we women don’t have to explain the joy of quilting to men any longer..the scene for male quilters has exploded..may they continue to multiply and proper...canada salutes you....❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦
It’s really great to see so many men quilting....and why shouldn’t they! It’s art! And like the last man said....it’s good for the soul....great video, thank you.
Love this!!! Thank you for ALL the men that quilt. I totally agree that quilting is my therapy. Thank you Dale for spotlighting our men!!
Loved this video! I’m always interested in hearing how people became quilters. Thank you
What a talented and interesting group of makers!
I think it's fantastic, that you've made this video. Everyone should be able to pursue their passions and dreams.
How wonderful to meet other male quilters. My grandma inspired me and when I decided I wanted a creative outlet as I'm getting older, I turned to Quilting. So much good training and sharing on TH-cam. And this video is just another loving contribution. Appreciate you for putting this together and sharing.
I really love this. I'm new to quilting (2nd year) and this gives me alot of encouragement to continue doing it.
Way to go guys. I know men are really good at quilting. I followed Eric Drexler from Sulky who made amazing quilts and designs.
Thank you, guys! You are all awesome and wonderful contribters to our art.
Wonderful video - thank you for putting it together!!! There are so many men who quilt...CBS profiled Ben Venom [who is definitely not your typical quilter nor pattern follower - more of a heavy metal artist] about 3 years ago - Quilters come in all flavors 😍which is wonderful!!!
I been looking for YOU ALL FOR A LONG TIME!!!
I know in the prison system, there is a famous quilting group.
BUT WHERE YOU BEEN HIDING, I AM BLOWING YOU ALL CHOCOLATE KISSES!!!!
Great job on introducing guys that quilt!!💕👏🌺
Dale I so enjoyed this video thank you so much. I am fascinated by the design process and love seeing your quilts. Great to so the guys enjoying a truly creative hobby. 🤗
Love this; and why not guys liking to quilt its a wonderful art form for all types of people! All these guys friends and family are lucky probably they might get a gift quilt. Thumbs up.............................and smiles.
Great video! Do you happen to have a list of all these quilters?
Great video. I enjoy watching some of the male quilters on you tube. Thanks! I shared this.
The man from England be hind you is a crochet blanket I made the same one now my daughter-in-law has it it is great to see men quilting I think they make great quilters thankyou for this video kim
So happy for you living your best quilting life! Keep on quilting, Cowboy!
Awesome video! :) Thank you for putting this together! :) So you make blankets, your hilarious! I know for me quilting is such a beautiful gift and I love everything about it!
I am 74 year old single male w/ RA. Been sewing since the 80's. Working on quilt # 4(?) here in NE Alabama.
i knew of a few men quilting, it's nice to see more men quilting. Great piece, and thanks for sharing.
GREAT VIDEO!!! I didn’t realize that so many men were interested. I wish more were. Have you “met” the “Marine Quilter” yet? Look him up, he was the first man I found on TH-cam.
So a man will say, “Oh you make quilts, my Grandma did too.” I think duh what else is new. Then invariably they ask, tell me about your quilt. When I get so excited trying to explain what I’m working on, their eyes glaze over and it’s downhill from there. I guess they will learn that they shouldn’t have asked!
Thank you! Really like your videos, even your intro’s - a good smile or laugh never hurts anyone.
Thank you all for your enthusiasm and making this video possible. I have a friend who makes quilts and she shares with me her love of this beautiful art form. Looking forward to seeing more from you all in the future. Keep stitching.
Thanks for producing this video I love to see the male version quilter and I like to see what they produce they think differently from the women in color design etc. it’s most interesting
So cute!!!
An awesome video! Love, love, love your passion and theirs - each quilt I make, whether an individual or collaborative effort, includes a 'tiny piece' of me.
I love this video!! It's great to so many men quilters, I wish I could get my husband to take a seat at my sewing machine. Keep up the good work Dale. I just recently discovered you & have subscribed to your channel. I think us quilters could have survived when quilting was a necessity instead of a hobby-at least we would have been warm. 😊
Awsome for men to sew and quilt, love it.
Love all the stories! Keep on stitching 😍
Dale you did a great job getting these clips together. Luv the elder man with pic of him zzz off to sleep while quilting. Did same, nodded off with needle in hand, woke up with missing needle. Checked my lap, folds in quilt, on the floor, nowhere to be found. Two weeks later found it across the room on the floor. It's a mystery.
My husband doesn't sew yet. But he cuts my fabrics. He is my mathematician. He is my 2nd pair of eyes. I can get a little wild with colors. And he helps me look at the design and colors a different way. He is a bg ig help.
Loved this.
Love your videos and thanks for taking your time to make them. . I am a quilter and have collected 1800s and 1930s quilt fabric for the past 25 years..As you might imagine.I have more than my "legal limit" of fabric from these time periods. I also have some quilts and textile pieces. I am 71 years and have a serious illness called MAST Cell disease that has effected my stamina, muscle strength as well as having double/blurred vision. So long story short, I need to sell my collection. I am unable to sell the fabric, quilts one piece at a time and so, I am interested in selling lots of fabric for a wholesale price. I am working on a quilt that is of the Vogue magazine cover from the winter of 1919. The model for the cover is wearing a black cape and is blown open to show the lining of the cape is a patchwork design. I fell in love with The Vogue Lady the first time I saw her and knew that I had to reproduce that magazine cover in cloth. I am 95# done with the top and am hoping to get the top completed while I have some vision and dexterity left. If not, that top will be up for sale as well. My step son is coming out later this month to help be sort thru things and take some pictures. I want to ask you to share my situation and contact information with any persons who would be interested in purchasing all or a large lot of my vintage and antique fabric. It could be sold at a wholesale price, knowing the the buyer would need to make a profit by selling on ebay or trade shows or internet site. I do thank you in advance for any help that you could offer to get the word out. My email address is jsomers@bellsouth.net, Jo Ann Somers, AKA Atlantaquilter. Hope you have a good day and that I hear from you soon. Jo Ann
you go guys, great to hear this
if someone can get hold of a medium and make it into a thing of beauty there should be no stigma attached to it. be it a woman doing construction or a man constructing a quilt. in my eyes there is no difference. a thing of beauty is just that no matter whose hands made it. quilting knitting and crochet are very much considered a woman's thing. this is wrong. if you have the talent to do it and do it well in you own eyes and get enjoyment from it GO FOR IT. Thank you Dale for making the video and i hope many many people see it and get them picking up some fabric or yarn and give it ago. x
Robert Tucker, I love the colourful material. It looks like African traditional fabric called Kitenge. I am from South Africa. Google the word Kitenge... you'll see the beauty
Thank you for this video. It was needed & I am sure there are many more men out there that quilt. I am sorry I did not get to see you at Top Shelf in Franfort, IL. I enjoy your videos and would of loved to see you speak (& laugh).🤗
Love this video!!!
I got into quilting and can't stop. One time I did stop, it lasted a week.
Beautiful!! 🧵❤️
I forgot one of my favorites Kaffe Fassett, who is an amazing fabric designer and quilter, etc.
amazing, amazing men.
love you guys. Quilting is just fun for everyone; it is an Art, usuable art.
Awesome!!
Love when men do this and crochet and knit.....
Great video ☺ ☺
Well done!
Robert Tucker, great to see you featured here.
interesting; do more in future; so much more to know and see
Agreed... but I'm a little limited on submissions. I can only work with what people send me for video footage. Perhaps in the future I can interview people. This will give me a little more control over content.
Wow love this 👍👍👍👍👍Teresa Stacey 🇦🇺🇦🇺💕
This was a nice video,.... BTW are there any Black/ Brown Quilters Out there?😉Thank You, Sheila
why the music,? The topic is good, their voices are soft.
Love! Background music is a tad bit loud..not criticizing 😊
Ya... I struggled with sound balance on this one. Some men ARE SUPER loud... and other SUPER quiet. lol.
@@QuiltingCowboy just curious as to why there has to be music?... I would have loved to been able to hear what the guys had to say abit clearer... Thanks for posting this...so interesting
Great! Nobody should be restricted by his gender to pick a hobby, or an addiction. My better half thinks of quilting as a totally girly-female thing, and I often mentioned to him, that there are male quilters out there. Thanks for enabling me to show him.
You're right. Nobody should be restricted by their gender as to what they choose to do. I'm a woman and I use power tools.
I want to marry a quilting man......lol.....creativity can bring healing...cheers gentlemen!
Knitting....and.....blankets LOL
The quilt marine ?
Very nice
Does anyone know of male quilting groups in Atlanta?
👏
Manly quilts the reason I like quilts are because they are pretty much indistuctable thick comfortable great designs cotton I would much rather pay one of the retired ladies on my street 100 bucks to make me a nice quilt or whatever you want I'm in for a deal we gotta give these saints some money for their craft
Hi Dale from Oklahoma!
Bonjour.
@@QuiltingCowboy how are u today?
@@carlasuannepoohlockett3259 Meh. lol. Trying to finish up my McCalls quilt to be published in May.
@@QuiltingCowboy sounds awesome! Please keep posted!
Turn the music off!!
Quilting goes far back as ancient Egypt. It was originally a man's skill. In Middle ages it was men making gambeson armor, another form of Quilting. All these white old women at quilt shops thinking it's they're grandma's creation looking at me with frustration, wondering what's this guy doing in a quilt shop is entertaining...
Don’t need the music. Trying to hear them talk.
Great video. Stop the music please. I’d rather hear your voices.😂
The music in the background is awful and distracting
Some of you guys need better microphones impossible to hear or understand sorry
The one from California is more woman than man. Acts like a woman and got on jewelry.