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Hi, the easiest way to download your Gmail data to your local drive is using Google Takeout. This way you need not give your login access to another service and have total control over your data.Note: This method is advisable for a personal user. Companies and organizations better use a third-party application like SysCloud to back up your Gmail data.Follow these steps to download your data using Google Takeout:1. To access Takeout, you can either use this link or if you have already logged into your Gmail account, click on “My Account→Personal & Privacy→Control your content→Create Archive.”2. Enable the Gmail option on the Takeout screen.3. If needed, you can also choose what to download from your Gmail by using the toggle to the view options.4. After customizing your options, click on “Next” option to choose your:File Type: Choose your desired file format as your destination file typeArchive Size: Select the maximum size for your download – if the size is greater than 2 GB, then it will be stored in multiple filesDelivery Method: Choose your delivery method5. Click on “CREATE ARCHIVE” button.6. Once you click the “CREATE ARCHIVE” button, data will be organized for you to download it to a storage device – computer, USB device etc. You will receive an email once the download is complete.7. Locate the email sent to your Gmail account and click on the “Download archive” button.8. Clicking on the “Download archive” button will redirect you to the sign-in page.9. Next, sign in to verify your account.10. Verifying your account will automatically download your data to your desired hardware.Note: The downloaded files will be available for only a week in your Takeout archive and will be automatically deleted after a week.After being downloaded, the data will be stored in the MBOX format which can be viewed using the desktop email client Thunderbird.If you are using Microsoft Outlook as your email client, use a converter that converts MBOX files into PST files to view your downloaded document.If you want to know more ways to back up your Gmail, visit our blog post, Gmail Backup - Step-by-step Guide to Save You from Crippling Data Loss

Not sure about taking over Microsoft Office. Speaking from personal experience as a Google Docs user.Google Docs has the following:1. Docs - This is the Word equivalent. Relatively easy to use, love the Table of Contents feature and Research i.e. linking to other Docs and online content. Recent version features a very handy outline and integration with Google Keep i.e. can view and copy content. This is very useful as I use Google Keep to take note.2. Sheets - This the Excel equivalent. Features VLookup, Pivots, Sorting, Conditional Formatting and many of the functions i.e. IF, SUMIF, COUNTIF etc. From my experience, it can do most things. However formatting is not as refined as Excel.3. Slides - This is the Powerpoint equivalent. Really like the YouTube integration. This enables sound and video. The linking function is very intuitive i.e. to other slides, online content etc. Probably easier than Powerpoint.4. Drawing - As the name suggests, one can draw, create org charts, insert and crop etc. Very useful. These can then be inserted into Google Docs if needed.5. Forms - This is very good for collecting data i.e. feedback and sign ups. I've used this to facilitate feedback and event sign ups. Output can go into Sheets for analysis, database creation.6. File Sharing - Google Docs makes it easy to share. One has the option to allow others to view, suggest (equivalent to tracked on Word) or edit. There are even options that limit resharing and downloading. Note that if one is determine to copy, there are always ways to do so i.e. be careful with sharing.7. Collaboration - Personally, I've found this to be fascinating and very useful. E.g. Before any meeting, I create a document for minutes. While I'm talking, someone else takes over minute taking on the same document. This is done real time. I cam takeover when done talking. This saves lots of time and minutes can be send out soon after the meeting.8. Recovery - Another fantastic feature. One can revert back to an older version of the document if "mistakes" are made. It's also possible view what changes are made by others. Personally, this had saved me much work and heartache. Probably one of the best features in my opinion.9. Unlimited Storage - If one stores a document in native Google Docs i.e. Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawing, Forms. It will NOT count towards the 15GB storage. So far I have nearly a thousand documents and use Zero storage!To be fair, the functions are there but as rightly pointed out, it's not as refined as MS Office. Then again, it's free and available anywhere. Personally, it's my preferred solution. Check it out for yourself and give it a fair go. There are also helpful user groups in Google Plus with many helpful solutions.Just my 2 cents :-)

This is by no means a comprehensive list but should give many small business owners some ideas:Leverage your time wisely with calendars and a CRM, I use Hubspot CRM because it is free and lets you easily setup follow up tasks, track your prospects and customers and it even gave me a free chat bot for my website. Saving time and money with no need to pay for Salesforce or equivalentFor contracts and getting them signed, go paperless. signNow is popular but you can save some money and get a better product in my opinion with SignNow it’s only $5/month.If you need to create nice marketing materials, instead of paying a professional or business you can quickly create some great content for free with Canva. I use it all the time for Social Media posts and ads.When I need to send invoices and collect payments I use Intuit Quickbooks. It’s only $10 a month and covers all financial aspects of business in the cloud.For Email and Data Storage Google G suite is amazing. It’s $10 a month and I use it for Video and Audio conferences - Calendar Scheduling - Shareable Documents, and WAY MORE.With all of the technology available today it makes it very easy for a small business to be extremely efficient, for very little money, while also appearing large to their customers.Hope this helps you save your business money!-Did You Like This Answer?If yes please Follow MeHelp me on my journey to be the first person with 1 Million Quora FollowersOnly 999,951 to go!

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I'm going the more topics route instead of listing individual items.HardwareBuy the best hardware that will make your workflow as optimized as possible. For some this may mean a 11" Macbook Air they can take on the plane, for others it will be dual 27" monitors connected to a quad-core desktop loaded with RAM and SSDs.It will also mean having enough hardware for builds, staging, and other non-dev environments. Nothing kills productivity faster than waiting a day for the build to go green.SoftwarePick a text editor/IDE and become good at it. Learn to type at a decent speed, and learn the keyboard shortcuts and commands that will let you perform trivial coding tasks. On a similar note, learning a few common command line utilities for file searching will greatly decrease your downtime when not furiously adding lines of code.Figure out the right communication tools between developers (and QA + product + design) is important too. Version control is standard nowadays, but also avenues for code reviews, discussions, and a wiki for keeping around tidbits of info. Project and bug tracking is necessary to capture actionable work, and I've found agile-style daily syncs with weekly emails a good balance of understanding the context at a local and company level.PeopleOkay, so this stretches the definition a bit, but meetings, distractions, and constant project churn absolutely destroy productivity. Meetings, most will learn to manage themselves and schedule them together or block out coding time. Some programmers like coding with headphones, but earplugs also work, and it's not unreasonable to have a relatively quiet, distraction-free work environment as well. As for project work, that'd be up to your manager or project person.Know YourselfEverybody codes slightly differently. I've found rigid solutions like the Pomodoro technique to not work for me; and while some can stay in the zone for hours, I find going 1-3 hours of work followed by a break works well for me. That feeling where you're mostly-burnt-out and half-mindlessly-coding is one step beyond where you want to want to be at the end of the day.It's no coincidence that top software firms measure results more than hours, and let their developers manage their own schedules and projects. People who make it into these companies have largely figured out how their workflow is structured and it wouldn't make sense for the company to disrupt that productivity.

*Answered on 15 May 2019*A2AThere are quite a lot of prophecies, signs, words said -by Daenerys or others - that can be now interpreted as foreshadowing of her going mad - and of her decision to destroy King’s Landing by burning it to the ground.Here are some of them, by seasons:In Season 2 Episode 4, Dany clearly foreshadows burning cities:“When my dragons are grown… we will lay waste to armies and burn cities to the ground.”In Season 2, Episode 6, she again declares that she will take cities no matter the cost- using, interestingly, the words ‘fire’ and ‘blood’.“I will take what is mine with fire and blood.”In Season 2, Episode 7, Cersei Lannister, referencing her own own incest babies with Jaime, mentions the Targaryens and their ‘propensity for madness’. She ‘s talking about the possibility that Dany or Viserion might be as mad as the Mad King when she says:“Half the Targaryens went mad, didn’t they? What’s the saying? :‘Every time a Targaryen is born, the gods flip a coin.’”In the Season 2 finale, Dany has one of her visions: in it, the Iron Throne room is destroyed and covered in what appears to be snow (now confirmed to be ash). She walks towards the throne, extends her hand… but retrieves it without actually touching it..**We could interpret that vision now as meaning that, due to her atrocities during this fight, there won’t be many (Westerosi, at least) siding with her after The Sack of King’s Landing.. and that she (probably) won't rule. Or if she does rule , she'll be Queen of Ashes. Queen of a ruined city. Population : burned.In Season 3, Episode 4, Daenerys executes over a hundred Meereenese nobles . Yes, the majority of nobles opposed her. But some were good people. When she learns later that some nobles might have served her and weren’t evil, she doesn’t seem to feel guilt for, possibly, making a rash decision and killing people.She actually references the Quarth and Mereen ‘betrayals’ and the way she has dealt with these cities later, in S3, Episode 5, when Daenerys somewhat berates Jorah for his constant calls to mercy and caution…and excuses her own behaviour, saying:“You counseled me against rashness once in Qarth. I didn’t listen. It all worked out well.”In the same Season 3, in Episode 7, Jorah (like many times before) tries to curb Dany’s darker inclinations. He makes a comparison, saying:“I wouldn’t be here to help you if Ned Stark had done to me what you want to do to the masters of Yunkai,”Dany replies , foreshadowing that she will be one Queen whose rule you either obey- or face death:“They can live in my new world or they can die in their old one.”In Season 5, Episode 5, Daenerys executes even more noblemen from Meereen, in an attempt to scare the rest into submission. This doesn’t work and the Sons of the Harpy terrorize the city as reprisal, killing Unsullied… alongside many more innocents.In same S. 5, in Episode 8, Daenerys says:“I’m not going to stop the wheel. I’m going to break the wheel.”This line suggests she wants to end up tyranny, but looking back at it now … it might also indicate signs of propensity for violence.In Season 6, Episode 4, Daenerys asks for the Dothraki leaders to listen to her plea. Once inside, Jorah locks the doors and Dany burns al the Khals to a crisp, whilst she emerges unscathed… thus earning a second time the title The Unburned. And instilling fear in the rest of the Dothraki. And eliminating all leaders in one go, by burning them, which makes her the Only Khaleesi to run the Khalasaar.In same S 6, Episode 6, Dany asks the Dothraki army a VERY foreshadowing question:“Will you kill my enemies in their iron suits and tear down their stone houses?”That was, basically, EXACTLY what happened in King’s Landing, right?Also in season 6, in Episode 9, Dany clashes with Tyrion Lannister over whether to destroy a city or not. Tyrion then tells her that her plan sounds like something her father, the Mad King, would do. We can see here a familiar pattern emerging: Dany wanting to go ‘burn the cities’ and her advisors reigning her in, by showing her that certain things CAN be achieved without burning and destroying cities.In Season 7, Episode 2, Dany considers attack King’s Landing directly with all three dragons, but Tyrion convinces her not to. (In hindsight, maybe this would have saved the dragons from dying…)In the same episode, Olenna Tyrell gives Dany some advice that clearly resonated with her:“Commoners and nobles are all children really,” she says. “They won’t obey you unless they fear you.”Later, Olenna adds more ‘fuel to the fire’ and emboldens Dany:“You’re a dragon. Be a dragon.”Whether intentional or not, Olenna cultivated Dany’s inclination to rule by fear - if those in power are not ready to accept her as Queen then she should ‘be a dragon’ and ‘burn them into submission’.In Season 7, Episode 4 after Tyrion’s plan to take Casterly Rock backfires, Daenerys begins to question her adviser and blame him for not letting her burn it. Later, in the same episode, she threatens to ignore Tyrion’s further advice and burn down King’s Landing(another foreshadowing!). She says:“Enough with the clever plans,”“I have three large dragons. I’m going to fly them to the Red Keep.”At the Loot Train Attack, Dany decides to execute Randal and Dickon Tarly by dragon fire - when they refuse to bend the knee. She could have imprisoned them, but she opts to burn them as ‘traitors’ instead. That also shocks a lot of her supporters.Later on In the same episode, Varys warns Tyrion that Daenerys could become a Mad Queen. Varys tells Tyrion (talk about foreshadowing, indeed!):“You need to find a way to make her listen”(Sorry Varys, RIP- you’ve both failed to make her listen).There are also a few instances that also foreshadowed that the MAD QUEEN persona might arise:In Season 8, Episode 3, Jorah Mormont dies while defending Dany during the Battle of Winterfell. He was one of the few cooling influences on Daenerys. His death is especially hard on Dany.In S8, Episode 4, Dany, already being aware of Jon being a Targaryen heir, watches others heap praise on Jon Snow and here she is shown as somewhat jealous, insecure, increasingly concerned about her claim to the throne.Very interesting: at one point Tormund Giantsbane exclaims, “What kind of person climbs on a fucking dragon? A madman, or a king!” On the word “madman” the camera cuts to Dany… before panning back to Jon for the word “king.”In the same S8, Ep 4, later on, when Dany and Jon are alone, she says she still loves him… but he pulls away (thist might indeed be awkward for him, because they are related-and this has become too much for Jon, as he was brought up with Stark values). His ‘coldness’ might also be sending Dany onto that dark path.-Once her posse(crew) decided to head down to King’s Landing and take it, Varys tries to dissuade Dany from burning down the city. Dany’s words foreshadow again something terrible might happen when she replies: :“I’m here to save the world from tyrants… and I will serve it, no matter the cost.”Just before her execution, Missandei shouted “Dracarys!” One episode later in S8 Ep 5, Dany used the same ’Dracarys!’ to burn the city. Missandei’s last words to Daenerys , coupled with the grief of losing her only female friend (and also a long time and trusted advisor), most likely influenced her to cause much of the bloodshed in King’s Landing.-Daenerys later explains her battle plan to Jon, stating that the only way she’ll be able to control the Seven Kingdoms is by burning them into submission first. She tells Jon:“Far more people in Westeros love you than love me,”“I don’t have love here. I only have fear.”Afterwards, when Dany tries to kiss Jon and he pulls back (again!) , she looks resigned into ‘taking what’s hers’ alone, by the means she has. She declares:“Alright then….Let it be fear.”-And later on, when explaining to Tyrion why she thinks she shouldn’t cave in to Cersei’s holding the KL population hostage and why she thinks she should attack anyway… she tells him:“Our mercy is our strength……Our mercy toward future generations who will not be held hostage by a tyrant.”And then, in the irony of ironies, she becomes that tyrant that will burn innocents and civillians, in her desire for revenge and power. Even when the casualties could have been avoided !(I still feel that her burning the Red Keep and destroying Cersei should have been THE main priority, rather than her spending time burning the civillians and the buildings/streets).But (as a ‘consolation’ of sorts) it made for great cinematics, seeing the gold-red dragonfire from Dany’s dragon fire mix with the green wildfire exploding - wildfire caches her own father, the Mad King, has placed throughout the city when he planned ( and failed) to burn the city to the ground.An interesting thing: In Season 1, when Dany announces she is pregnant with Khal Drogo’s baby, the Dothraki rejoice and tell her of the prophecy of the “stallion who mounts the world,” a great conquerer who’s believed will rise and make the Dothrakis the mightier empire.‘’Fierce as a storm this prince will be. His enemies will tremble before him, and their wives will weep tears of blood and rend their flesh in grief. The bells in his hair will sing his coming, and the milk men in the stone tents will fear his name. The prince is riding, and he shall be the stallion who mounts the world.’’The bells here represent the beads the Dothraki wear into their hair.But this might also connect with the ‘WHY Dany went mad hearing the BELLS’- like she somehow remembered the prophecy, how many losses she’s had.. that her dead son was supposed to have all the land she’s conquering… Yet he wasn’t alive… and that this was just one of the MANY losses she’s had to endure along the way to signNow where she is now..*Note: this is a direct answer to an A2A request. This does not necessarily mean that I agree with ( or endorse) what the TV Series GOT has done with GRRM’s material- to twist things and create shock value- and many characters’ arcs …and how, lately, the creators have tried to explain their decisions as being the ‘foreshadowed’, ‘foreseen’ or the logical path… for Daenerys -or other characters***I hope this has somewhat answered the A2A.

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SPOILERS AHEAD. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. DO NOT PROCEED IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO BE SPOILED.FINAL WARNING. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANYTHING YOU MAY VIEW BEYOND THIS POINT. AGAIN, YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.IF YOU HAVE NOT SEEN INFINITY WAR YET, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND AVOIDING SPOILERS. STOP READING RIGHT NOW IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT, TRUST ME.To put it simply:I was motherfucking right.Everyone told me I was wrong.I WAS RIGHT Y'ALL.Let's start with the main points that stuck with me. First off, it was terrible, heartbreaking, awful, saddening, amazing, and possibly the best Marvel movie to date.Actually, scratch that - the best Marvel movie to date, no question, it's a done deal. It didn't only live up to the hype; it exceeded it.First off: Thor's powers. Can we talk about Stormbreaker, and him kicking the Outriders asses? Like, wow! He won that fight. He won that fight for everyone.Loki and Heimdall's deaths were in the first five minutes of the film. Unexpected for me. I'd heard rumors about Loki's death, and since he's died a few times in the past, I didn't expect his death to be so absolute. It was very, very sad, though I feel it was necessary.I felt bad for Thanos. There, I said it. He really did love Gamora, despite his insanity and his evil agenda. He genuinely believed that what he was doing was right. Thanos had a motive. He was a sympathetic character. He became my favorite villain, instantly. Thanos killed everyone, mercilessly and relentlessly. But I somehow felt sorry for him. Not many characters can do that, but the Russos executed that aspect perfectly and seamlessly. Incredible and terrifying.When Ebony Maw and Cull Obsidian arrived on Earth, Spidey saved Tony from Obsidian, Strange fought Ebony Maw and was subsequently captured, and when Peter followed him to the Q-Ship, he couldn't breathe and fell, but Stark sent up the Iron Spider suit and it was amazing.Quill and Gamora finally kissed! Wanda and Vision are…were…romantically involved. That was where the pleasantries ended.Now, onto the deaths before anything else.Gamora died at the hand of Thanos to gain the Soul Stone. And he cried. Dear God, I was so anxious and saddened during that scene. And the return of Red Skull! I wasn't expecting that. He was safe guarding the Soul Stone; who would've ever guessed?Doctor Strange died with many others when Thanos gained the Mind Stone from Vision, killing him. But the morality I saw in Doctor Strange is what made his death even more painful; he explicitly told Tony Stark that he wouldn't save him or Peter Parker if it was between them and giving up the Time Stone.But then, he realized that saving Tony was the only way. Better for half the universe to live than all to burn.Falcon, Groot, Mantis, Peter Quill, Drax, Black Panther, Bucky Barnes, Scarlet Witch, Maria Hill, Nick Fury - all were dead when Thanos snapped. That snap though! Oh my God, I didn't think we'd see that horrible snap. You truly thought they were going to win, when Wanda was killing Vision to destroy the Mind Stone, but Thanos just obliterated them both after using the Time Stone to turn back time and get the Mind Stone. Stunning.The worst part about those deaths were that they were entirely random. There was no order, no reasoning behind it. It was completely and utterly horrifying to see all of these characters we've come to know and love be killed without any remorse or mercy.I was stunned. Shell shocked. They were just killed. Just like that. As if they were nothing.Can we just talk about Peter Parker's death?Oh my gosh.Guys. I said it! I called it! Everyone said I was crazy, but I called it. And I knew his death would be the saddest of all. And I still hold onto my belief that his death will be the driving force, the catalyst, for whatever Tony and the rest of the remaining Avengers will do to set the universe back to its rightful state.Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good.You're alright, you're alright.I don't know what's happening.Peter hugs Tony, trying to regain his balance, his life.I don't wanna go, Mr. Stark, I wanna stay! I don't wanna go, please, I don't wanna go, please Mr. Stark!He sobs into his arm, and Tony is heartbroken. Peter then falls to the ground, defeated and weakened.I'm sorry.Then he disappears, dies; he's gone.There were more than a few sobs at that part. God, was it terrrible and heart wrenching. Spider-Man is my favorite character, and though I predicted his death, it was still shocking.And I knew it had to happen.There was a quiet that settled over the audience after this scene. Peter looked up to Tony; he idolized him, he was his father, and Peter was his kid. He was supposed to protect him. Peter believes Tony can do anything, conquer anything, and that's why he even thinks that in death, Tony can somehow stop it from happening.This is a kid who thinks he's going to die for good. And he's begging Tony for his life, as he believes he can accomplish anything and everything. I cried.Since Tony seems to be playing an important part in the next film, just imagine how hard Peter's death hit him. Imagine how he feels. He knows he has to save him, or at least, avenge his death.He was a stowaway on the Q-Ship. And he lived up to all my expectations; the Footloose joke was excellent. Peter's plan to dispose of Ebony Maw was brilliant, his saving Mantis, Peter Quill, and Drax was amazing, his Spider Legs were incredible. His innocence and his hope were what made the movie so lighthearted in the right places.But his death made it one of the darkest moments in the MCU; if you've seen the movie, the raw emotion Tom Holland put into that scene was nothing short of spectacular.I want him back already.So, who's alive?Captain America, Widow, O'Koye, Bruce Banner, Thor, Tony Stark, Rocket, M'Baku, War Machine, and Nebula.That's all I can remember.But the real question is, how the hell are they going to get to Thanos, and how the hell are they going to save everyone?Guys, this is insanity. I genuinely have absolutely no idea how they're going to be saved.And Captain Marvel! That Easter Egg at the end! Oh my God! Maybe she's the key to all this? Or maybe Adam Warlock? Who knows? It's anyone's guess at this point.But for now, I'm shook. I'm actually dying. Another year. Another goddamn year, waiting for the continuation of this era.10/10. Definitely the best Marvel film to date. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and it made me happy, sad - it made me laugh, cry, and want to scream. Not many movies can do that, and spark that much emotion into the audience. It took you through every emotion in the book.But now, I'm just sad.I was breathless, my heart was pounding, I was on the edge of my seat the entire time. That's when you know it's good.The humanity is what made this film so excellent and in a league of its own. When Mantis put Thanos to sleep, and Peter Parker and Tony were trying to remove the Gauntlet from his hand while Thanos admitted to Quill that he killed Gamora…that was just the essence of human nature in a nutshell. Quill's demeanor immediately changed. He wasn't thinking about the fate of the universe, or the greater good; all he could think about was the loss of Gamora, his love, his life. He ruined a possible chance at retrieving the Infinity Gauntlet because he was so driven by his passion and his anguish, the loss of his love.And that truly was the core of this film. What is humanity? Why are we so resilient, and how far will our passion, or love, our drive to do good, take us? How far will love go to prevail?Peter Quill and Gamora.Vision and Wanda.Peter Parker and Tony.Five out of those six people are dead. Just think about that loss. Imagine that loss.God help us all as we wait for the real conclusion.:(Refer to the following for some semi-accurate/entirely accurate predictions:Lexi Perry's answer to What one thing or scene do you want to see in Avengers: Infinity War?Lexi Perry's answer to What is Spider-Man's role in Avengers: Infinity War?Lexi Perry's answer to Will the MCU be showing the death of Spider-Man in any movie?Lexi Perry's answer to What are the most popular theories concerning Marvel's upcoming Infinity War movie?Lexi Perry's answer to Who's your number one character you wish wouldn't die in Avengers: Infinity War?Lexi Perry's answer to Is Marvel really only doing one Infinity War movie with Thanos now? What will the next Avengers movie be about then?Lexi Perry's answer to Avengers:Infinity War – Part 2 (2019) was changed to Avengers 4 (Untitled). Is 4 still connected to Infinity War and will Thanos be in it?Edit:Here’s some of my favorite quips/funny lines that I remember:“Squidward?!” Tony Stark to Ebony Maw in Midtown Manhattan.“You know that old movie, Aliens?” Peter Parker to Tony Stark when they’re attempting to figure out how to save Strange from Ebony Maw on the Q-Ship.“Is Footloose still the best movie of all time?” Peter Quill to Peter Parker. Peter Parker replies, “It never was.”“Wait, there’s an Ant-Man and a Spider-Man?” -Bruce Banner. Enough said.“If you make another pop culture reference, I swear to God…” Tony Stark to Peter Parker.“Please don’t lay your eggs in me!” Peter Parker to Mantis on Titan.“Do you guys promise not to let any aliens lay their eggs in me?” Peter Parker to Doctor Strange and Tony Stark.“Rabbit,” Thor to Rocket Raccoon.“If I stand still enough, you can’t see me,” Drax to Gamora and Quill.Suggestions from the Comments:"I am Groot.""I am Steve Rogers." At the Battle of Wakanda when Groot gets introduced to Steve."Where is Gamora?" Quill asks Peter, Tony, and Strange. "I'll do you one better, who is Gamora?" Tony to Quill. "I'll do you one better, why is Gamora?!" Drax to Tony."You speak Groot?" Rocket to Thor on the pod. "Yes, it was an elective at the Asgardian Academy." Thor replied.