Working with Emacs Kill and Yank

You have been approached by a colleague who would like you to help them remove some selections of text from a garbled-up document they are trying to recover. In order to do this, you will first need to open the file /tmp/kill_and_yank. Next, you need to kill some specific text within the document. Kill the first two words in the file. Next, search out and kill the phrase "Kill and then yank" in the file. Your colleague has also requested that you kill the paragraph that starts with "No, not me".

After you have killed the text, you will need to create a new buffer named /tmp/my_yanks.txt. Once the buffer has been created, yank the phrase "Kill and then yank" into the new buffer. Then, on a new line, yank the first two words that were killed in the original file. Upon finishing the yanks, save the buffer.