Clarification of the oc get pod watch command

Many people may not understand what 'watch' mode means or that you need to do something to continue to the next step. Updated instructions to better clarify how the student must do the control-c in order to break the watch and continue to the next step.

Author: mtakane

docs/1-the-manual-menace/2-argocd.md

@@ -98,15 +98,15 @@ When something is seen as not matching the required state in Git, an application
     ⛷️ <b>NOTE</b> ⛷️ - It's also worth noting we're allowing ArgoCD to run in a fairly permissive mode for these exercise, it can pull charts from anywhere. If you're interested in securing ArgoCD a bit more, checkout the <span style="color:blue;"><a href="/#/1-the-manual-menace/666-here-be-dragons?id=here-be-dragons">here-be-dragons</a></span> exercise at the end of this lab.
     </p>
 
-3. If we check in OpenShift we should see the Operator pod coming to life and (eventually) the argocd-server, dex and other pods spin up.
+3. If we check in OpenShift we should see the Operator pod coming to life and (eventually) the argocd-server, dex and other pods spin up. To do this, we are going to run a command with a 'watch' flag to continuousy monitor pod creation.
 
     ```bash
     oc get pods -w -n ${TEAM_NAME}-ci-cd
     ```
 
     ![argocd-pods](images/argocd-pods.png)
 
-    *You can do Control+C to break the 'watch' mode*
+    *You must do Control+C to break the 'watch' mode to continue to the next step. Once all your pods are running*
 
 4. When all the pods are up and running, we can login to the UI of ArgoCD. Get the route and open it in a new browser tab.
 
@@ -151,4 +151,4 @@ When something is seen as not matching the required state in Git, an application
     echo https://$(oc get route/our-todolist -n ${TEAM_NAME}-ci-cd --template='{{.spec.host}}')
     ```
 
-🪄🪄 Magic! You've now deployed ArgoCD and got it to manually deploy an application for you. Next up, we'll make ArgoCD do some *REAL* GitOps 🪄🪄
+🪄🪄 Magic! You've now deployed ArgoCD and got it to manually deploy an application for you. Next up, we'll make ArgoCD do some *REAL* GitOps 🪄🪄