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50 Times People Found Unexpectedly Wholesome Posts On The Internet Where Strangers Had Each Other’s Backs (New Pics)
You know, Pandas, it’s really way too easy to focus just on the negatives. In fact, we’re hard-wired for that. It’s called negativity bias and it means that we dwell on the awful things that have happened to us more than the awesome ones. So with all the news about just how bad things are looking recently, you’d be perfectly right to be anxious and upset. However, we shouldn’t forget that, at the same time, life’s full of beauty, wonder, and wholesomeness. Albus Dumbledore told us that happiness can be found even in the darkest of times, but we have to remember to turn on the light. Well, let’s turn that light on, shall we?
Today, we’re featuring the best posts from the r/gatesopencomeonin subreddit, a 356k-member-strong community that celebrates people acting excellent and being wholesome to each other. It’s the kind of stuff that really restores part of your hope in humanity. And it’s a reminder that we have to strive to be altruistic and kind, especially when things are looking tough.
Upvote your fave pics as you’re scrolling down, Pandas. And tell us all about the nicest thing you’ve done for someone recently, in the comments. Meanwhile, check out Bored Panda’s interview about how to live a happy and healthy life, as well as how to be nice to others when we don’t feel like it, with writer Ariane Sherine, the author of ‘How to Live to 100’ and ‘Talk Yourself Better.’
Oh, and if you’d like some more proof that people totally have the potential to be awesome, take a peek at our earlier articles about the ‘Gates Open, Come On In’ community here: Part 1 and Part 2.
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#1
I Needed To Hear This. I'm So Tired
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#2
A Guide To Gift Giving
#3
A Surprise Happy Ending?
The ‘Gates Open, Come On In’ subreddit has been delighting redditors (and more!) around the globe since early 2018. In the 4+ years since being founded, it’s carved out a niche of wholesomeness, hope, and good vibes by being the polar opposite of r/gatekeeping.
They only have two rules: there’s no gatekeeping allowed and you have to be nice. That’s it. Really. It’s a pretty straightforward recommendation for living a good life, isn’t it? Besides, it’s refreshing when you focus on the positives for a change, isn’t it?
#4
Better Late Than Never
Foxxy (The Original) 3 years ago (edited)
The last sentence explains it perfectly. Although there is an expiration date and that is death.
#5
Remember, Everyone Has A Purpose
#6
An Email From My Computer Science Teacher, Who I’m Not Even Taking A Class With This Semester. Genuinely Want To Cry Rn
(Probably) everyone wants to live a happy, healthy, and fulfilling life. But it’s a hard thing to do in practice, especially when you’re bound by doubt, anxiety, and fear. Bored Panda reached out to author Ariane, who has written about health and happiness, to understand what contributes to our satisfaction with life the most. Really, it’s mostly about altruism and having a tight-knit social circle (among a few other things).
“Close, fulfilling relationships with others are one of the most important things when it comes to happiness, whether romantic or platonic. Studies show that the more close friendships and relationships you have, the longer you live,” Ariane shared with Bored Panda. “Volunteering and helping others are also likely to make you happy.”
#7
Be Free To Like Things
Lady Goldberry 3 years ago
Me: yeah, I'm really into real ales and metal music. Rando: oh really? What year was the first IPA sold internationally and what blood type is James Hatfield?
#8
One Letter Makes All The Difference!
#9
This Made Me Really Happy
Other things that play an important role in our overall happiness include being fit, having a fulfilling career, and not focusing on the material side of things too much.
“There are other things that contribute to happiness and well-being including taking regular exercise, eating healthily, having enough money to feel comfortable, having job security, and enjoying experiences rather than possessions,” the writer explained.
#10
True Spirit
#11
Making A Kid’s Day!
#12
Just Let Them Be They
“Self-care and taking time for yourself are also very important. But I'd say close relationships are probably the most essential things to happiness,” she stressed what we should all be focusing on the most.
It’s easy to be kind to someone when we’re feeling great, the sun’s shining, and it’s like we’re on top of the world. It’s far harder when we’re miserable, exhausted, and feeling down. Bored Panda wanted to get Ariane’s advice on how to be nice to someone when we’re down in the dumps and overwhelmed with problems.
#13
Unexpected Coming Out Story
#14
Never Walk Without A Bro
#15
Grandmas Are Always A Bastion Of Wholesomeness
“It's worth remembering that being kind to others can also lift you up too. In fact, the easiest way to take your mind off your own problems is to help someone else with theirs,” she said.
“But if you're feeling really lethargic and low, the best thing is probably to sleep, or at least rest,” the author pointed out that there’s nothing wrong with getting some well-deserved rest. Getting some proper sleep is a piece of advice that really deserves more attention than it gets.
#16
Wear Whatever Makes You Happy!
Dennis Knickrehm 3 years ago
So many schoolboys protesting their school's dresscode by wearing skirts (not allowed to wear shorts in the heat). Why not just keep the skirt? They are amazingly comfortable in the summer :)
#18
I Love Sharing My Book Collection
We were also curious about how people can control their anxiety better, especially if they’re worried about the economy, the war, and the pandemic. Ariane shared some of her thoughts about becoming more resilient during tough times. The important thing here is to control what you can and to let go of what you can’t affect.
“It's a matter of doing what you can to make your own situation better, and then accepting that you can't control everything,” she said. “You can never control everything, and trying will make you even more anxious. But you can control certain things to reduce your risk.”
#19
On A Cathedral Door
#20
Shared Spaces
Katinka Min 3 years ago
AMEN!!!! Just yesterday I was subjected to the evil looks of a guy who wanted to read a book while I wanted to talk with my friend. Dude, it's a CAFE! Not a librabry! It#s a place wher epeople meet to have coffe and cake and a chat. You want peace and quiet? go to a a library or a co-working space.
#21
A Grown Man Indeed
Florida, but without the beach 3 years ago
Love this! I can’t imagine that’s not the response she usually gets
Ariane gave an example of how this works: “For instance, I wear an FFP2 mask on the train to work because I can control that, but no one else wears one these days. So it's possible that I'll still get Covid as no one else is masking up, but I just have to accept that, because my train journeys are essential.”
#22
Custom Veganism
#24
My Music Taste
Jackie Dray 3 years ago
This is so me. My playlist can go from Metallica to Backstreet Boys to Beethoven's 5th
During an earlier in-depth interview, Suzanne Degges-White, Licensed Counselor, Professor, and Chair at the Department of Counseling and Higher Education at Northern Illinois University, shared with Bored Panda how our family values, spiritual beliefs, and even our biology all play a crucial role in our altruistic actions.
"Many of us are raised to believe it is the 'right thing to do.' Basically, all spiritual belief systems have a version of the 'Golden Rule, 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.’ "We also do good turns because we know that one day we may be in need of a little 'generosity from the universe,' so it's like putting 'money' into a karma account," she shared how people think.
#25
Easy Come, Easy Go
#26
This Dad Is A Legend
#27
Rob Zombie Taking On Anyone Who Wants To Gatekeep Metal
"Lastly, humans are wired so that when we do something kind for another, we feel good about ourselves and neurotransmitters like endorphins and oxytocin have been shown to get a boost when we do something good for another. It is through cooperation that society functions, so the survival of the human race depends on being willing to help others. Family values, spiritual beliefs, and biology all play a part in this motivation," the professor explained to us.
#28
What A Great Sign
#29
Ok Zoomer
#30
Any Age Can Love Dah Wahs
"Many of us take pride in being of service to others as it is culturally valued and we want to hold significance in our worlds. So when we do good deeds, we show others our willingness to help those in distress/need; we live out faith-based encouragement to treat others the way we would like to be treated, we uphold family values, and our brains get a positive jolt of happiness when we help others.”
#32
Fixed A Stupid Meme
#33
Your Trauma Is Valid
#34
Everyone Gets To Complain About The Weather
Lady Goldberry 3 years ago
Honestly, apparently some other countries have been mocking us in the UK for not being 'able to handle the heat'...WE'RE NOT CONDITIONED FOR IT! Most of us vary between glow-in-the-dark white and cooked lobster red! WE ARE GOOD AT RAIN!
#35
Klingons Kinda Inclusive
Tobias Reaper 3 years ago
its a very good analogy for trans people i suppose Klingons dont care what gender you are as long as you a warrior with honour
#36
It's For All Of You
#37
Do What You Like
Karen Fernley 3 years ago
in that case, i will leave the note stickers on my piano keys, and continue to play with one hand, until i am ready to play with both hands 😁
#39
Reading Goals
Teresa Thomas 3 years ago (edited)
I needed this. I only just completed my 3rd book for the year - its been difficult to find time to sit and read. I am trying to fill more time by reading rather than being online. I hope to have read at least 5 books by the end of the year
#40
Melon Flavored Jellyfish's Mom Says The Gates Are Open
#41
Opening The Gates To Readers Of All Ages
SealOfDisapproval 3 years ago
I agree wholeheartedly with that sign. I've never quite understand the whole concept of "young adult books". Aren't you limiting the potential audience by stating the industry's target audience? Who even makes the decisions: "yeah, this is a young adult book".
aj 3 years ago
I believe it's partly due to the age of the characters in the book and their life situation. Often YA books are navigating "typical" teenager topics like first crushes, school/college, identity/sexuality issues, trying to navigate getting into the workforce and finding a job, relationships with friends and family etc. Of course those topics are not only interesting for younger people but like Konpat said I think they're really relevant for people in a similar situation which usually are young adults so it makes sense to directly label books as such.
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Nick West 3 years ago
I love children and young adult books, they are often more imaginative and unpretentious.
Aldhissla VargTimmen 3 years ago
this! in children's book stories can just be stories for the fun of it and it's sometimes so much better than adults books that always seem to have to carry depressing themes!
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Francis 3 years ago
my mum always told me, i'm too old for young aduldt books (when i was around 20). But i think, young adults is just the starting age? like the books for 8y.o.+ are also for kids who are 10 years and older?
Party Poison (They/Them) 3 years ago
This! I always saw it as just a recommendation. You can read children book at the age of 6, 12, 20, 35, 50 or 80. It doesn't matter!
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Kirsten Kerkhof 3 years ago
Wonderful! I haven't been in the YA age category for a long time, but I vastly prefer them to 90% of the adult fiction. YA books have similarly profound themes, but none of the boring pretentiousness - and stuff actually happens in them! There is adventure! Romance (and not just s*xual violence)! Fun! Let's not forget that YA actually has fun in it.
Minath 3 years ago
I read quite a lot of YA books. I struggle with reading now due to some of the medication I am on and find that YA is a nice compromise as the language generally isn't quite as complicated as some of the other books I used to read. They are also printed in a slightly bigger font which helps me so much. My current favourites are The Chronicles of Ixia by Maria V Snyder.
FriendlyNeighborhoodTerror 3 years ago
I'm a huge YA fan! It's not as heavy as a lot of adult fantasy but much more grown up than kids books
Kathryn Baylis 3 years ago (edited)
Every middle school teaches To Kill a Mockingbird. It’s one of my all-time favorite books that I reread every year. I first read Little Women when I was a young girl. It’s another book I reread often. It is amazing just how different the story is when you read it at a different age and with more life experience than the last time you read it. THAT’S the glory of reading well-written classic literature, written by authors who really understand human nature and human experience.
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
Two of my favourite books :) One of the series I want to re-read for that reason is Tomorrow when the war began. I think the new world context will make it even more interesting.
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Roxy Eastland 3 years ago
Honestly 'young adult' has been invented since I was in my twenties. I understand why, I'm not criticising, but before them these books would have been just out on the shelves with all the others. Like 'teenager' and 'toddler' there's no scientific fact behind these divisions, it's literally just marketing.
Jing Yi Xu 3 years ago
I'm still mad that when I was 13 the librarian shooed me out of the children's section, as I was reading picture books...picture books are for all ages and at 24 I enjoy them still!
three norns 3 years ago
I love YA because I don't have to deal with all the gratuitous sex that seems to be mandatory in adult fiction
Rick Seiden 3 years ago
I've read Harry Potter several times, and I was "too old" for it when it came out.
Amy-Lee Kempi 3 years ago
I’ve worked in a library for 8 years and loved the young adults section and took the opportunity to read some childhood classics as well.
Artchangel 3 years ago
some of the best books I've read are young adult; check out Diana Wynne Jones and Robert Westall, and there are many more better even than Tolkien.
rodger coghlan 3 years ago
One of my favorite children's books is Varjak Paw and its follow up book; one day I was in the children's section trying to find the 3rd book in the series (there isn't one, sigh) - someone approached me and asked me if I needed any help using 'that' tone of voice (loud, high-pitched, slow words) used to speak to young children (I am 73). It was an interesting interaction but got cleared up when I explained the situation. I suggest everyone read the Varjak Paw books
Erica Cochrane 3 years ago
i almost exclusively read kids books now. they are amazing. for years i read adult books, and i mostly didn't enjoy them. i do love me some fantasy though. but i just find myself so much more engaged by childrens books (usually those aimed at ages 8+), and excited when i find new ones to read :D
Laurie Ostergaard-Overbey 3 years ago
i am sight impaired now that i am older, i cant read well at all. no fun. i rediscovered a bunch of the type of book i read as a tween, the print is much larger, i can read them!
April Pickett 3 years ago (edited)
Young Adult books are great. They read well, and the stories are interesting. ( I mean they flow easily, there's a rhythm to the sentence structure that's easy to read.)
Teresa Spanics 3 years ago
I have bought and read teen books and I am 30 with 25 extra years of experience.
Fish Fingers 3 years ago
I'm a big, Mohawked 43yr old bus driver, and I always check out the YA section in the library because I have often found some great reads in there! A good story is a good story.
Daycare Attendant Sun 3 years ago
I'm a 30 year old librarian. I'm also the one in charge of the YA section of our county library. Most of my check outs are YA. I find that the themes and ideas are better than a lot of the adult fiction we have, and we have manga/western comics, and more fanciful content than a lot of the standard fiction section.
Nikki Sevven 3 years ago
I still love many YA novels and reread them regularly, including the above shown book from Terri Windling's "shared universe" Bordertown series, which I'm rereading right now.
Baths are people soup 3 years ago
Since I started reading ya with my kid, so we could discuss books, I've read more than I have since I was a teen. fiction is fun again! Keeper of the Lost cities, Magnus Chase, Shadowhunters... Can't wait to reread mists of Avalon now!
SheamusFan1987 3 years ago
Let's put it this way, I'm hitting 40 soon and still read Goosebumps. It's supposed to be scary but sometimes come across as cheesy which I like. Gatekeepers are c**p so let no soul put a gate on books either.
Phil Green 3 years ago
I think every adult should read China Mieville's "Un Lun Dun", an amazing book by an amazing author.
Shoshana Sherrington 3 years ago
And honestly it sometimes feels like in order to be adult fiction a book must be incredibly dark, graphic, and horny. And I'm just not so interested. I just want something well written that doesn't make me miserable
Angela Jester 3 years ago
I've got so many YA novels in my collection. I love the stories and I live that I don't have to sit through chapters of nothing but fking (looking at you Laurrel K.) For my story.
Aldhissla VargTimmen 3 years ago
I've read John Flanagan's Rangers apprentice series a couple of years ago in my thirties and those were amazing, I recommended them to my husband and he absolutely loved them too.
Hobby Hopper 3 years ago
I still love YA fiction, and I'm not [that] young. I still love The Chronic[What!c]les of Narnia, and I'm not a Christian. I still love Tolkien, and I'm not a Hobbit.
Kay Phillips 3 years ago
Im 34 and I recently re-read The Neverending Story. And you know what? That book is better written and had better message than 90% of adult literature. F**k abstract limits. Books are great. And reading stuff you're not a target for can just broaden your horizons.
Sylvia Schmitz 3 years ago
A good story is a good story, no matter what audience it is intended for!
Sarah 3 years ago
I had to sign in on my work PC to say, for anyone looking for a new reading binge, the book by Garth Nix, bottom left, is, I think, Lirael (Second in the old kingdom trilogy, third if you read them chronologically) but 100% worth a read. I got stupidly excited when I found the latest instalment available to buy, like, I, being a (at the time)27 year old, jumping up and down like it was the newest Harry Potter and I was a die hard fan.
Karla Jasper 3 years ago
👀 me trying to see the titles and authors so I can find a new series to start
wowbagger 3 years ago
At my public library, they keep the children's and young adults' fiction in a separate area, and if you're an adult without a child wandering around in there, they do question you. I realize they're just trying to protect the children, but it makes me sad. Sometimes I want to re-read my childhood favorites without being questioned.
#42
Ambisexual
#45
I'm Sure Many Of Us Needed To Hear This
Hyde and Seek 3 years ago
F*****g THIS! Everyone has something different that they can do . Sometimes it's petitions ,sometimes it's protests,sometimes it's writing letters ,sometimes it's survival,sometimes it's education. The only path that isn't ok is turning a blind eye to the problem.
#46
Vegan BBQ
#47
Slap Some Dang Rice
#48
Nice Flex
Kerryming Sun 3 years ago
We love a mob psycho 100 reference! A really great and wholesome manga/anime too
#49
Metallica Welcomes Everyone
#50
It's A Big Ask But I'm Behind It
#51
Making The Effort
#52
There Are No Rules - Do What You Can
#53
Wish I Could Thank Whoever Made This Post
#54
Not A Pro Gamer? Well Get Ready For A Reality Check
Jackie Dray 3 years ago
That's exactly it. Some People play a game to enjoy the story and the experience. Not everyone likes a challenge
#55
Not A Monolith
NsG 3 years ago
I had a conversation with my dad about "women's football", and he self-corrected himself to "football played by women". It's not a different sport - the rules are the same, the equipment used is the same, and (slowly and finally) the pitches are the same. The difference is the gender of the players. That doesn't make it a different sport. The same thing applies here, and beyond sports. If everything about an interest is the same, with the one exception being the gender or race of the person enjoying it, that does not make it a different interest.
#56
Joker Profile Picture Redemption Arc
Llama_flower93 3 years ago
I actually love that games are making hairstyles and other things for any gender character you want. And also not making you pick the gender but just the body type. I used to be so annoyed when I'd pick female characters and my brother or now my husband had these awesome short hairdos for their male characters and I couldn't use them if I wanted to be female. Such weird restrictions. Now we can make any character we want to!
#57
Do The Thing! Or Don't! It's Okay Either Way
#58
Success Is For Everyone
David Martin 3 years ago
Somebody told me once to look at a clock when I feel like it's taking longer than it ought to to finish a task. The second, minute, and hour hands are all going a different speed, but they're all going to make it all the way around. Maybe you're not the second hand; You might not even be the minute hand. But even if you're the hour hand, everything you do is moving you forward, and you will make the journey
#59
Bullseye For Genx But Maybe Universal?
#60
Which One Is Better ?
#62
Don't Be Embarrassed To Try New Things!
#63
It’s An Absolute Classic
#64
Wear What You Want, When You Want
#65
Do You, No Matter What!
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
I loved Terry Pratchett's take, when he pointed out that when the gods play a cruel joke on a composer by striking him deaf it backfires "because it didn't prevent him from hearing the music - it prevented him from hearing the *distractions*."
#66
Just Being Happy Without Comparisons
#67
Sweaty Party
#68
Wholesome* 100
#69
I Think This Belongs Here As Well
#70
Find Out Who You Are Then Do It On Purpose
#71
Every Fan Is Valid
#72
Not My Tweet But Wanted To Share This Bit Of Positivity. There Is No Wrong Way To Play
Jayne Kyra 3 years ago
Mod the hell out of it till it starts crashing and you have to figure out which mod is causing it. Just have fun!
#73
This Belongs Here, Yes?
#74
Pineapple Goes Hand In Hand With Hot Weather
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago
Reminds me of the Hell Pizza franchise I discovered in New Zealand - where every pizza is named after one of the Seven Deadly Sins! Ah, that was a great slice of Gluttony.
#75
Hooray For The Mafia
Katie Lutesinger 3 years ago (edited)
At last! So many promising careers in racketeering, extortion, mob hits and police corruption never got off the ground because of those bigoted and horribly outdated rules. This is a big day for progress!
#76
A Little Advice For The Ladies
Christie McDermid 3 years ago
Also remember to apply sunscreen. I can't imaging how sore a burnt butt would be
#78
Having Fun Is What Matters
Awkward lady 3 years ago
Oh yes, this! All those Instagram worthy Animal Crossing islands; mine don't look like that, and I'm GLAD!
#79
Welcome All
#80
Found This On Fb
M O'Connell 3 years ago
I enjoy reading comments on YouTube videos of my favorite music. It's nice to see people who appreciate the music coming from the full spectrum of experience, from "I saw them live in 1986" to "I came here from Tik-Tok."
#81
More Men's Restrooms Need This
#82
Booty Hair For All
SheamusFan1987 3 years ago
Won't argue that booty hair is part of everyone's life and should be embraced, but just sayin' if it gets too long to a point of being uncomfortable, a little trim wouldn't hurt.
#83
Everyone Loves A Good Lightsaber Duel
#84
Beard On The Inside
#85
They’re A Friendly Bunch Of Fellows
Shelli Aderman 3 years ago
Technically not their children, but their former selves, but still. Yes. 💕
#86
Church Down The Street
#87
“You Call This Archeology?”
#88
A Bit On The Nose, But I Like It
#89
No Need To Gatekeep Health
#91
Deadass They All Really Did
#92
Welcome To The Pit
Benita Valdez 3 years ago (edited)
Please just suggest albums or songs or tell me about other similar bands. My ex used to gatekeep. He would never introduce me to his music because I like [insert whatever non-metal band] so I won't like it. And then be sooo surprised I come across a song from a band he liked that I enjoyed. See you incel gatekeeping åss, we could've enjoyed things together if you had tried and not shot me down when I asked
#93
Makes Anime More Accessible
Benita Valdez 3 years ago
Thank you. I'm not a "real" anime fan because I prefer dubs. I'm a slow reader to begin with and besides, i have manga if i want to read. I don't want to miss watching because I'm too focused on reading
#94
I Was Told This Might Belong Here
Tobias Reaper 3 years ago
in an ideal world this is how it would work and is how it should work unfortunately there are a few people out there who cant accept it i dont know why i mean if you want me to call you by a different name then i will call you by it once then forget because i have a bad memory and then just call you dude which is gender neutral term but seriously it doesn't affect me in any way dont know why people have such an issue with it
#95
Saw This One On Instagram
#96
My Brother Says What He Likes
#97
Keep Being Happy With Each Other
Has sold soul for corn chip 3 years ago
I personally get weirded out when i see people kiss. Its just a me thing tho, I love seeing happy couples
#98
Wholesome Q&a
#99
At A Folk Dance Festival In Sheffield Last Weekend
Ash 3 years ago
This is really handy. When I did contradance in Ohio, it was really common for female dancers to dance the "male" part, so they had a bag of pre-tied neckties, and women dancing the "male" role for that dance would put one on so that people who encountered them in the dance would know how to dance with them (instead of thinking they'd made a mistake and ended up in the wrong place in the figure).
#100
Cheer Up, Mad Socialists! You're In!
#101
This One Has Been A Long Time Coming
Cierra Nope 3 years ago
We're just upset because they said they were bringing it back after they canceled the show halfway through and they brought us a show for small children instead
#102
Your Body Is Beautiful
#103
Very Wholesome Moment In The Fromsoft Game Community
#104
This Post Makes Me So Happy
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wowbagger 3 years ago
I learned a lot from this list. I didn't realize i do so much gatekeeping, and i want to decrease it.
ADumpsterFire 3 years ago
Hey when you know better you do better and it's cool you realized it now!
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Lea S. 3 years ago
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wowbagger 3 years ago
I learned a lot from this list. I didn't realize i do so much gatekeeping, and i want to decrease it.
ADumpsterFire 3 years ago
Hey when you know better you do better and it's cool you realized it now!
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