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hey guys in todayamp;#39;s video Iamp;#39;m going to show you quickly how to use first aid so this is something that you want to use when for example Final Cut Pro is like really slow or your computer is really slow and you want to see whatamp;#39;s going on obviously the first thing that you should see in this utility is this how much free space do you have and how much are you using so right now we can see that we are using only 65 gigs and free we have 169 which means that we are okay with space if my free space was only at 20 gigs 10 gigs 2 gigs that would be horrible my Mac would be so laggy I wouldnamp;#39;t even be able to do a lot of stuff now with older Macs that have an HDD thatamp;#39;s different those you canamp;#39;t even have 60 gigs or even 100 gigs sometimes they get slow with an SSD you can go down to 20 gigs free and thatamp;#39;s when you notice the big difference that it starts slowing down big time but anyways I didnamp;#39;t show you guys how to ge