So this person is saying that all of this was $3,000.

So this person is saying that all of this was $3,000. They spent $3,000 on all of this. Now let me be very clear. I'm not saying all these are bad. I'm not saying that they're horribly designed, I'm not saying that they're ugly. I'm not saying that. I am asking, this was all $3,000 for all of these? I don't know, maybe the vendors who made these can confirm in the comments like what the prices were of these, but let's just, hypothetically speaking, all of this total $3,000. That's like twice the amount of rent here for maybe like a one bedroom, one bathroom apartment. It's probably the folks here spend on rent, groceries, gas, maybe schooling for their kids, maybe doctor's bills, whatever. If you had $3,000 to spend and it was on all of this, first off, those pimple patches better get rid of my pimples for eternity. But secondly, that just shows how well off you and your family are, how extremely privileged that you are, because I know most folks would probably not spend $3,000 on stuff like this. And in addition to other things, but if all of this was your $3,000 total, I know most folks would probably be like, not to say that because these are ugly or badly designed, I'm not saying that. It's just because $3,000 is a lot of money to spend, at least for me. But that's all besides the point. I'm more interested in the fact that you chose under my previous video about families affected from Hurricane Laha, and Hawaii content creators and influencers who were posting a lot about Made in Hawaii and haven't said anything about the hurricane, the families affected, sharing resources and links to help these families and communities, probably should do that. As a native Hawaiian content creator in Hawaii, I don't like an influencer, you know, a good platform on here and Instagram, I think it's very important to talk about our community, to our community to support it. And of course, like a Made in Hawaii event, where you support local and native Hawaiian owned businesses. I also think it's important to care about people who are in crisis. As a content creator in Hawaii, I think it's so important to truly reflect my community, the community that I grew up in, the community that raised me. We just had a hurricane. There's another storm coming. There are families and communities that need of power, need of power, of their homes repaired. I think there's a kuleana in being a Hawaii content creator, "influencer", having a platform. I don't know, something to think about. Um, to "influencers" I just ask, what does it mean to be an influencer? What are you trying to influence? If you can understand and support things, Hawaii conventions, I also do too. Then I hope we can be the communities in need where we don't get a nice shirt or some rings or some hair clips at the end. It's important to care about people who are in crisis. As a content creator in Hawaii, I think it's so important to truly reflect my community, the community that I grew up in, the community that raised me. We just had a hurricane. There's another storm coming. There are families and communities that need of power, need of power, of their homes repaired. I think there's a kuleana in being a Hawaii content creator, "influencer", having a platform. I don't know, something to think about. Um, to "influencers" I just ask, what does it mean to be an influencer? What are you trying to influence? If you can understand and support things, Hawaii conventions, I also do too. Then I hope we can be the communities in need where we don't get a nice shirt or some rings or some hair clips at the end.