So it's time to wrap up the experiments that we've gone through, and what we might've learned, and what it means going forward into what might be the next video in the series. Firstly though if you wanna win a Franken-moka don't forget there's a raffle, link in the description down below. $NUMBER_TOKEN or more as a donation will enter you into that raffle, and you could win one of these. I'll throw in some coffee, maybe some other random stuff just to be nice. So please enter if you can, support a great organization. Back to the wrap-up. I hoped that I would potentially prove that my previous recommendations were good. I'm only human, of course that's what I wanted. That wasn't the case. And I think I can't go from here to the next video, and just say "this is the ultimate technique that will guarantee you success." But what I think the next video will be, the next moka pot technique video will be guidance. What you wanna brew with, light, medium, dark roasted coffee, the pot size you have, the set up for heating that you have, I can give you recommendations I think to get you to a really delicious brew. And a little bit of diagnostic tools to help you improve it from that point onwards. But I'm interested, what did I miss? What did I not test? What ideas, what theories, what thoughts are you having, having seen some of the data and some of the information here? Does this kind of go with your experiences, or is this totally against your experiences? Let me know your thoughts, your feedback, your comments down below, but for now I'll say thank you so much for watching, and I hope you have a great day.
START_INTERACTION_TOKEN But I'm interested, what did I miss? What did I not test? What ideas, what theories, what thoughts are you having, having seen some of the data and some of the information here? Does this kind of go with your experiences, or is this totally against your experiences? Let me know your thoughts, your feedback, your comments down below, but for now I'll say thank you so much for watching, and I hope you have a great END_INTERACTION_TOKEN