So Fetch

@Tim Smith You could have a 'let' variable declared outside of that fetch and update the value of this variable whenever you need it to. If you were using React you could use state to store this data for example.

Can you show how to store are render that data to the DOM? PLEASE. I have GOOGLED the heck out of this. No one has covered it.

How do you get the data from the second .then into a usable const outside the fetch. Know one, not even MDN explains that. It is why I shy away from promises altogether.