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[–]Ovary_Puncher 92 points93 points ago

I couldn't help but think of this.

[–]nicoleisrad 48 points49 points ago

As a child all I could think was, "That chocolate looks fucking awful, William."

[–]HunterTV 11 points12 points ago

[–]gerry148 29 points30 points ago

have an upvote for it being the original version

[–]AstralTraveller 8 points9 points ago

...it's driving him mad, it's driving him mad...

[–]Jisaw 222 points223 points ago

[–]jrkirby 121 points122 points ago

So we don't really know whether he's solid, or hollow.

[–]cardinal_toker 43 points44 points ago

i bet he is hollow

[–]Scrial 28 points29 points ago

He needs some humanity.

[–]YeltsinYerMouth 9 points10 points ago

Are you acquainted with Petrus of Thorolund?

[–]xunjez 13 points14 points ago

It might take a twin humanity in this case.

[–]Zerothe0 2 points3 points ago

I think a whole rat farming session is in order.

[–]BigBGM2995 2 points3 points ago

DS FTW!!!

[–]honusnuggie 2 points3 points ago

Praise the sun.

[–]Hateblade 4 points5 points ago

I'm rather certain that he's filled with creamy nougat.

[–]Kayin_Angel 2 points3 points ago

with another kid inside. like a matryoshka doll.

[–]JonnyTHM 240 points241 points ago

he's in perfect health

no he's not.

[–]VILLIAMZATNER 107 points108 points ago

It is likely a genetic disorder called Prader-Willi syndrome. Before it was a recognized disorder people did not understand that it is imperative to control the diet of a child with this abnormality.

http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/prader-willi-syndrome/DS00922/

[–]triforceofawesome 92 points93 points ago

My cousin has Prader-Willi. It's been really difficult for his parents. However, they've been really good about his diet and exercise so he's not obese. He's got more of a football player's build. They've got to lock the fridge and pantry and rigged the hallway with a motion sensor alarm at night.

[–]bitcheslovedroids 69 points70 points ago

That's intense

[–]triforceofawesome 42 points43 points ago

Yeah. I'm not sure how common it is or if it's related, but he's also got a whole host of other conditions as well, such as the mental capacity of a 7 year old (he's 22), sleep apnea, etc.

He's got to be monitored at all times because if given the chance he will eat nonstop even past getting sick or his stomach bursting. Because of his mental capacity, he won't understand that he will always be hungry because of the absence of certain hormones and he will never learn to limit what he eats and to exercise.

[–]istara 23 points24 points ago

Yes it's normal, people with PW are intellectually impaired.

However they are very cunning about getting to food, and sadly they are desperately hungry all the time. They basically can't ever live unsupervised, or they will die very young from morbid obesity. It's incredibly sad.

[–]JJadziaDax 6 points7 points ago

We have drugs to enable obese people feel less hungry to help them lose weight, are these drugs not able to help these kids, or do they not work because of the missing hormones/some other complication? It wouldn't help them intellectually understand to stop eating, but I'd hope it could make them feel less discomfort (sorry if this is a silly question).

[–]istara 1 point2 points ago

This is what I am also wondering. Hoping a doctor can clarify.

[–]Bunnii 1 point2 points ago

I would like to know that answer to this as well because I have been on medication that is essentially a synthetic version of the hormone that makes you feel full (symlin).

[–]Scrayton 0 points1 point ago

And even if we could detect it pre-birth, some people would still go through with it.

[–]dalm 8 points9 points ago

Are you implying we should abort PWS children? My 5 year old has PWS and this thought makes me sick. She may be mentally slow and hungry all of the time, but she is a beautiful, caring, sweet, and inpiring girl whom I would die for and kill for.

[–]Scrayton 5 points6 points ago

I knew this would be a controversial opinion. From what I gathered from the previous posts, children with PWS are in chronic pain. I'm not saying we should mercykill the children with PWS, I'm saying that if we are able to detect it before they are conscious of they're surroundings, aka sperm age or whatever, then we should stop them.

[–]triforceofawesome 1 point2 points ago

I know how awesome PWS people can be. My cousin is the sweetest, most sincere person I know. Every time I come over he asks if I've had dinner, if he can sit next to me for the movie, or if I'm staying the night. Sure it may be difficult to take care of him, but it's worth every bit to have him with us, and I'm sure you feel the same about your daughter!

[–]jungle_i 12 points13 points ago

No, Camping's in tents.

[–]altruisticgene 7 points8 points ago

What do you call fucking while camping? Fucking intense

[–]VILLIAMZATNER 5 points6 points ago

I've always said "no, circuses are in tents". I like this iteration a lot, too.

[–]VILLIAMZATNER 7 points8 points ago

I have not personally met anyone with this disorder and only made this assumption based off of the genetics and molecular biology courses I've taken. I feel compassion for your aunt, uncle, and cousin; modern science has truly given us the tools to begin recognizing and managing such conditions.

[–]Toenstarkweather 26 points27 points ago

My son has prader-willi, and this child has a lot of the physical characteristics.

[–]ckmhill 11 points12 points ago

AMA please!

[–]Toenstarkweather 17 points18 points ago

Extreme makeover: home edition. Episode 721. that was our episode. they did a great job of describing the syndrome.

[–]SicilianEggplant 6 points7 points ago

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu6VSu27noY&feature=player_detailpage

If true, here's a clip from EM:Home with the description mentioning Prader-Willi. It shows they need to lock up kitchen cabinets, and shows that they put in a "private" kitchen for the other kids to eat "guilt free" so they don't have to hide it from the other one (that fucking sucks).

[–]Toenstarkweather 3 points4 points ago

Yup. That be our house. I will consider the ama. Theres just so much that sucks about the syndrome that it's hard to talk about. Especially knowing the full breadth of interrogation that comes from redditers.

[–]beckman2905 4 points5 points ago

AMA, you can do it!

[–]rainbow_stereotype 24 points25 points ago

The appetites of these children is insatiable.

As a physician assistant student, I saw a child with this condition on my pediatrics rotation, and my preceptor shared one facet of this child's story with me:

The parents were very good with diet control, they had locks on the fridge and cabinets with food so he didn't overeat. This kid had a pet hamster to help with some of the behavioral issues as well. The hamster died and was buried in the back yard. One week later, the parents discovered their child had dug up the hamster in the back yard, and eaten it due to his insatiable hunger.

THAT is how voracious kids with this condition can be.

[–]lowertechnology 6 points7 points ago

As soon as the hamster was introduced into the story, I knew that it was gonna wind up in a fat kid's stomach.

Thanks for making me puke blood.

[–]purdster83 5 points6 points ago

Fluffy noooooo!

[–]Toenstarkweather 11 points12 points ago

I call bullshit on that story.

[–]rainbow_stereotype 15 points16 points ago

You can call bullshit, as I didn't witness it first hand, but that is exactly how I heard it. :)

[–]smellslikecomcast 2 points3 points ago

This is by a measure the craziest thing I have ever read / heard in my life. That's really weird. Also, the carnivore instinct. This disorder is not a vegetarian drive, otherwise the person would run away from home to be foraging in the plant life.

[–]LockesKidney 2 points3 points ago

fellow PA student here. tell me rotations get better? finishing didactic this week

[–]MisterYouAreSoDumb 0 points1 point ago

In perfect health for what they knew at the time perhaps.

[–]oliverMcMayonnaise 24 points25 points ago

Any later history in the 10 stone baby?

[–]CUNTBERT_RAPINGTON 30 points31 points ago

According to the comments he supposedly he died in 2006 at the age of 74 while living with his older sister.

[–]brainburger 2 points3 points ago

That'll be it then.

[–]VaguelyCondescending 4 points5 points ago

Not for the coroner's office. For them...death was only the beginning...

[–]20ply 7 points8 points ago

Please tell me, how on earth did you come across the source? As in, was this a video you'd already seen, or did you do some digging? Usually when somebody posts a comment like this, I just accept that there is some kind of internet illuminati.

[–]scarabeetle101 8 points9 points ago

You're actually the only human on reddit, the rest of us are simply interconnected bots.

[–]notablack 26 points27 points ago

I bet rationing sorted him out!

[–]retroshark 80 points81 points ago

i read somewhere that he was actually the book shelf that anne frank and her family hid behind during the nazi occupation.

[–][deleted] 10 points11 points ago

I love sentences like this.

[–]notablack 19 points20 points ago

It is however geographically confusing.

[–]njloof 19 points20 points ago

"But he'd better look to his laurels, because they say that out in America there's already a baby challenger for the heavyweight title."

[–]ex1stence 16 points17 points ago

I just got a rather jarring mental image of two babies eating like pigs in slop against each other while farmers jeer them on in the background. Banjos dueling from the grandstands and everything.

I see a state fair championship for jumbo on the left there.

[–]markshlaf 25 points26 points ago

Toddlers & Troughs

[–]Jerry_Horowitz 22 points23 points ago

Man, the video links on youtube are better then anything I've seen in /wtf for months.

[–]megustadotjpg 7 points8 points ago

Got linked to an Auschwitz concentration camp video and a shell shock victim...instant mood changer.

[–]Almost_easy 9 points10 points ago

Then post some

[–]potentiallyoffensive 18 points19 points ago

People are too lazy to upvote video links.

[–]DangerToDangers 19 points20 points ago

Holy fuck he's 3!? Must have sucked for the parents.

[–]Stratocaster89 17 points18 points ago

Well quite literally for the mothers titties

[–]iampen15 17 points18 points ago

being american i have no idea what 10 stone means but according to google 10 stone = 140 pounds. so yeah that's a huge 3 year old.

[–]rugga 42 points43 points ago

being australian i have no idea what 140 pounds means but according to google 140 pound = 63.5 kg. so yeah that's a huge 3 year old.

[–]mrsammercer 40 points41 points ago

being a dog i have no idea what 63.5 kg means but according to google 63.5 kg = 16,250 pieces of catshit. so yeah that's a huge 3 year old.

[–]webhead311 6 points7 points ago

it would have been hilarious if at the end the narrarator said,

"He better watch out because there is another contender for his title; your mother"

[–]LastRedCoat 384 points385 points ago

It actually got kind of condescending at the head pat.

[–]Cheezynuff 789 points790 points ago

That'll do, pig.

[–]potentialredditor 282 points283 points ago

That'll do.

[–]chu2screwed 105 points106 points ago

Bardeldoo.

[–]Benjips 24 points25 points ago

The most obscure, nearly unknown reference imaginable? Here's an upvote.

[–]ShouldBeZZZ 31 points32 points ago

My god man, tell us what it is so we don't have to Google it.

[–]BipboppityBoop 26 points27 points ago

[–]Harman_M 28 points29 points ago

Obscure, nearly unknown! Only 4 million views!

[–]Dick_Mower 4 points5 points ago

He probably saw it before it was cool

[–]Jabrouwer82 2 points3 points ago

I have never before seen a man so well versed in the great art of gibberish.

[–]DarumaMan 2 points3 points ago

*Pigley

[–]mainsworth 124 points125 points ago

Really? It wasn't the feeding him like a zoo animal part?

[–]WishboneTheDog 23 points24 points ago

Hey, I'll take an upvote any way I can get it.

[–]safeaim 108 points109 points ago

Up Günther, up!

[–]Ermahgerdrerdert 41 points42 points ago

Nein! Ich muss in Sessel bleiben! Ach... geb mir doch die Schockolade...

[–]MantheDam 22 points23 points ago

Nein, du musst für die Schockolade zu arbeiten!

[–]RedAero 20 points21 points ago

Doesn't need the zu, if my German is what it used to be.

[–]MaximilianRex 13 points14 points ago

The fact that I sort of understood this exchange has inspired me to start my German lessons again. Thank you Reddit!

[–]petemyster 3 points4 points ago

I haven't done German since high school, is this about right? :p

No! I must remain in the chair. Ach... give me the chocolate....

No, you must work for the chocolate!

[–]doom_of_sarnath 9 points10 points ago

...suddenly I understand how to use 'doch' in a sentence. Vielen Dank, Ermahgerdrerdert.

And they said Reddit was a waste of time.

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[–]doom_of_sarnath 2 points3 points ago

Woah..... You just blew my mind.

The best explanation my professors have given is, "assertion of the opposite of what was just said," but that seemed to be more in the context of an interjection. It totally makes sense now, and that fun fact got me hot and bothered enough to power through the last week of the intensive German summer school I'm currently taking. Yes, I am also a language nerd, and I'm sending you internet hugs for making my day. :D

[–]Jdgru 3 points4 points ago

"Doch" can also be used as a term of disagreement. "Ich bin die schoenste im ganzem Land!" "Doch, du bist aber haeBlich!"

I've even had arguments that simply went "Ja!" "Doch!" for several minutes.

[–]Hubbell 7 points8 points ago

hhahahah jim jeffries ftw

[–]statistical_anemone 415 points416 points ago

Its like the 19th and early 20th century was when science went through its awkward teen years. Eugenics, phrenology, fucked up zoos, auditorium style surgeries...

Let's just laugh about it and be happy we didn't crash our parents car into a tree while going on a beer run (in this metaphor, the equivalent of blowing up the world after the development of nukes).

[–]Uncoolio 301 points302 points ago

auditorium style surgeries...

Unless there were some public exhibitions I'm not aware of, this was out of necessity. In the years before film and video, it was the only way a class of med students could actually witness a surgical procedure.

[–]LuckyAmeliza 140 points141 points ago

That still goes on though, doesn't it?

[–]swiley1983 436 points437 points ago

Junior Mints, anyone?

[–]SystemOutPrintln 176 points177 points ago

Who's gonna turn down a Junior Mint? It's chocolate, it's peppermint... it's delicious!

[–]turtlewaxer99 97 points98 points ago

That's true.

It's very refreshing!

[–]Brule_Tools 29 points30 points ago

I also saw this episode 19 years ago!

Also, yes. March 1993.

[–]stinepelletier 24 points25 points ago

I hate realizing that the early 90s was 20 years ago

[–]joeyGibson 4 points5 points ago

I hate realizing that the early 80s was 30 years ago.

[–]HereForKarma 12 points13 points ago

Except when it gets dropped into the patient.

[–]jetson215 19 points20 points ago

People eat pounds of those things.

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[–]theleftrightnut 47 points48 points ago

Seinfeld reference for those wondering.

[–]fuckhitler 16 points17 points ago

I actually was wondering, so thank you.

[–]seat_is_taken 16 points17 points ago

You're got three pints of Kramer in ya, buddy!

[–]H3000 10 points11 points ago

"Hey buddy, hey buddy, hey buddy..."

[–]Anathema47 1 point2 points ago

HEADS UP!

[–]Pyotr_Mikhailov 47 points48 points ago

How else can Dr. House look down dramatically and inform the surgeons that they're dealing with a completely different disease.

[–]HALF_BONER 14 points15 points ago

The reason that viewing area exists is because that's a school hospital. Not the small viewing area, but rather the seats and multiple areas.

...but yeah. House is just an episode template spewer.

[–]HALF_BONER 14 points15 points ago

Absolutely. It's also awesome to participate in such a viewing. :D

Nothing like actually being there and seeing someone's actual brains.

[–]Yo5yoman2 10 points11 points ago

Yes it does

[–]Murglewurms 7 points8 points ago

Yes it does. The one I went to wasn't a sunken operating room around concentric rings of seats. It was an auditorium facing an operating chair with cameras above and around, projected onto 14 different screens at a single time. It was pretty sweet.

[–]JohnnyMaudDibby 18 points19 points ago

Sounds like an updated Thunderdome.

"Two kidneys enter, one kidney leaves!"

[–]arayta 18 points19 points ago

Wait, so this is a science experiment? What exactly am I looking at here?

[–]servohahn 44 points45 points ago

No. It's just a kid on display for being obese. We still do this kind of thing via talk shows and internet videos so I'm not really sure what statistical_anemone means by insinuating that we've somehow grown out of putting human curiosities on display.

[–]Last_Gigolo 17 points18 points ago

TL;DR

Biggest Loser.

[–]Berdiie 12 points13 points ago

Also, sideshows in the past were sort of like a traveling smashup of /r/IAMA and /r/wtf. It was a way for people to learn about things that might seem very strange or unsettling, but most of the "freaks'" acts were question and answer periods so that people could ask the armless man how he rolled his cigarettes or opened doors. It was a way to humanize disorders, diseases, and birth defects that seemed very nonhuman.

The performers usually enjoyed their work as they got the camaraderie of living with people who had experienced similar things to themselves, had paying work and living spaces, and got to educate others. The sideshows were cracked down on around WW2 and a lot of the performers were rather upset to see their livelihood disappear because people thought they were being used and abused.

[–]FalconFlight17 20 points21 points ago

So does this mean that the Moon Landings were our high school graduation?

[–]WhyCallMeStupid 5 points6 points ago

Yup, and or first time having sex was when Freud published his first books..

[–]ArionVII 26 points27 points ago

So it was disjointed, confused, and mainly based on unsubstantiated theorizing?

[–]FireAndSunshine 7 points8 points ago

Why, how was your first time?

[–]ArionVII 8 points9 points ago

implying a redditor has had sex

[–]WenchSlayer 3 points4 points ago

don't forget that it was while on cocaine

[–]ZM2N4AiP_A4 5 points6 points ago

Can you expand on fucked up zoos? And just all of these weird branches of science in general?

[–]ZM2N4AiP_A4 6 points7 points ago

O my

[–]Mrs_Brisby 1 point2 points ago

Oh we're still driving our parents car, only instead of being just on beer, were rolling on X, tripping on shrooms, riding the rails with casey jones, smoking the Heisenberg, intoxing with the oxycontin, and drinking the robotussen.

Translation: Nuclear warfare, global extinction event, planet wide pollution, global warming, mass resource depletion, overpopulation, and much more.

And like any event like this, it will be viewed in the far far future by children PSA style and the only thing they will be able to think is just how retardedly stupid our entire planet is being right now.

[–]Screaming_Azn 69 points70 points ago

Please don't feed the children, Thank you!

[–]mathius123 82 points83 points ago

My wife dangles the promise of sex just like that.

[–]judgej2 16 points17 points ago

Maybe you just dangle too much?

[–]Venjamin 8 points9 points ago

Does she pat your head when she's done?

[–]leeleeshine 10 points11 points ago

That couch has the power of ten couches.

[–]kampfy3 35 points36 points ago

I'm going to have this gif in mind every time I see somebody in /r/pics say, "Hay you guys, /r/aww didn't give much love for my little karma machine, I'm wondering if you will..."

[–]TheDudeAmI 13 points14 points ago

Or when some girl on GW begs for compliments. That'll show her!

[–]jrkirby 17 points18 points ago

Dudley?

[–][deleted] 10 points11 points ago

Even worse, I think it's Vernon

[–]ChristCage 8 points9 points ago

Augustus Gloop after Wonka.

[–]BootlegST 46 points47 points ago

A young Peter Griffin.

[–]crime_fighter 6 points7 points ago

requesting the gif without the upvote

[–]MT_Flesch[!] 40 points41 points ago

pretty dehumanizing, even for the time

[–]Last_Gigolo -2 points-1 points ago

Which part?

The part where the kid got to that stage in life?

The part where they made the kid do something?

The part where they enabled the kid with more (what ever that was?)?

Or the outside looking in at a situation with concerned facebook user value of life, where disapproval fixes everything?

[–]six_six_twelve 8 points9 points ago

I'd say it's the part where he's videotaped while they dangle chocolate over his head.

[–]MT_Flesch[!] 11 points12 points ago

dissection is the direction of obfuscation. don't go there

[–]eMan117 13 points14 points ago

shallow and pedantic.

[–]MT_Flesch[!] 2 points3 points ago

yea, verily

[–]attrition0 4 points5 points ago

It was chocolate, as per the source.

[–]paulieindy 12 points13 points ago

Please sir, may I have another?

[–]YourOldBoyRickJames 12 points13 points ago

MOREEEEE?

[–]asljkdfhg 7 points8 points ago

Would you like to supersize that?

[–]Kosper 24 points25 points ago

shortly after the filming, the boy went into cardiac arrest, only to be revived by the sound of a new box of twinkies being opened.

[–]gusatron51 7 points8 points ago

this made me sad :/

[–]davidk23 2 points3 points ago

Agustus gloop irl

[–]calipsa 2 points3 points ago

when this video was made, I am sure such physical encumbrance as the weight of this child was unheard of, now it is as common as being of an average build. It is rather sad to see.

[–]Captain_SCHWING 7 points8 points ago

IT'S PEANUT BUTTER JELLY TIME!!!

[–]dirtymoney 4 points5 points ago

I bet this kid has one of those eating compulsion type of illnesses. Where they have to always be eating. Where you have to lock up all sources of food and anything that can be eaten.

[–]Guesty_ 0 points1 point ago

It's people like him who would make absolutely terrifying zombies.

[–]Golden-Goldfish109 1 point2 points ago

Reddit: Stealing people's souls since the early 1900's.

[–]Darthchicken 2 points3 points ago

Instead of what would you do for a Klondike bar. What would you do for an upvote.

[–]_it_was_me 1 point2 points ago

[–]perplex1 2 points3 points ago

when the baby turns around on the chair to get his/her footing, his/her head slams on the wall.

[–]RzK 2 points3 points ago

Seeing that the upvote arrow is in this gif, it is clearly a repost.

Good night

[–]StartAlpine 2 points3 points ago

That's how I feel trying to get upvotes.

[–]ForGoodnessJake 2 points3 points ago

Ahh I remember having to watch this in psychology class. Sad.

[–]MisterxRager 2 points3 points ago

Yup, i lost it when i seen the upvote

[–]Jr05s 1 point2 points ago

I'm looking for the original, with an up vote to give.

[–]Hipsterhitler63 3 points4 points ago

Exactly what i feel like when i upvote something on the front page

[–]scyice 2 points3 points ago

RIP Chris Farley

[–]terriblehuman 3 points4 points ago

Eric Cartman

[–][deleted] 6 points7 points ago

When I was in school one of my classmates had a kid who looked just like this, may be fatter. She had brought him in to our journal's office, and he had like a grocery bag of McDonald's fries. My girlfriend at the time kept asking him questions to get him to keep talking with his mouth stuffed completely full of fries. It was absolutely hilarious, horrifying, and kind of sad, all at the same time. Good times.

[–]cinemadness 2 points3 points ago

Your girlfriend was a terrible person.

[–]HeyFunkyPianist 1 point2 points ago

I have no words. Pahahaha, I spend 26 seconds laughing.

[–]iBetard 5 points6 points ago

TIL that this is most of successful redditors.

[–]Split-Personalities 1 point2 points ago

I think you might have hit a little to close to home there bud.

[–]Derpina_123 3 points4 points ago

Omg Someone give that kid a hug :(

[–]JuzPwn 3 points4 points ago

What the heck is going on here? Any background info?

[–][deleted] 36 points37 points ago

Freak show fat kid.

Its in the old days's when everything was black and white.

[–]NoSleepForMeEVER 27 points28 points ago

By today's standards he probably wouldn't even qualify to be in the freak show

[–]ripper17 14 points15 points ago

I don't know, I've seen similar kids on modern day's freak show (Maury Povich)

[–]Darrik 9 points10 points ago

Freak show from the 1930s or something. A narrator who explained about obesity is becoming a problem amongst children etc.

EDIT: Found the link!

[–]zonify 11 points12 points ago

Based on his appearance, I think he has Prader-Willi syndrome. It's one of a few diseases that makes people that big. You really have to hide food from these guys because they are insatiably hungry.

wiki, see physical appearance
facial close-up

[–]jrkirby 2 points3 points ago

[–]elvis1403 2 points3 points ago

What? Its a typical American kid getting visited at day care.

[–]stellaracapellar23 1 point2 points ago

Was he a sideshow?

[–]parsnipjr -1 points0 points ago

Is that a real life diabeeto?

[–]Naggers123 0 points1 point ago

I am full of chocolate and cream

[–]MAXMADMAN -1 points0 points ago

my cruelty is legendary.

[–]Nova_01 -1 points0 points ago

I would like to see that huge cage they keep him in

[–]wrath4771 0 points1 point ago

They do this all the time at the under-aged hooker petting zoo.

[–]youngjheezy 0 points1 point ago

where did you leave from?

[–]thefatalepic 0 points1 point ago

WTF indeed. I can't even begin to imagine WTF was going on there.

[–]redyellowand 0 points1 point ago

Am I an asshole for thinking this is adorable

[–]monodelab 0 points1 point ago

Pigs gona pig.

[–]Bazzinho 1 point2 points ago

This gif saddened me.

[–]Geomathery -1 points0 points ago

I have the urge to go Mark Wahlberg on this kid.