It is time to close out the week on a high note with a fun night of MLB DFS with plenty of good pitching options to discuss some solid one-offs. And hopefully just a fun way to close things out. So let's dive on in and get you set for Friday Night Slate of MLB DFS. This is the FanDuel Live Q&A right here on the FanDuel YouTube Twitch, Facebook and Twitter pages. My name is Jim Sonnis. I am a senior writer and analyst for numberfire.com. Here to take your questions live on air for the next 25 minutes to get you set for today's Slate of MLB DFS. As always, no matter where you are watching, you can get your questions in for tonight's Slate. We could take the questions in the YouTube chat, also on Facebook, Twitter and Twitch. No matter where you're watching, get those questions in. We'll take them live here on air to get you set for tonight. Let's start things off over on YouTube with Diffuse saying, what's up fellas? What's up Diffuse? How's it going? What's up everyone watching out there for today? Meditation power unlocked. I'm gonna say the full thing today because why not? Best of luck to everyone for today. Best of luck to you as well. Meditation power unlocked.  First question of the night comes from Kyle over on YouTube. How do you feel about using Montas tonight? So Frankie Montas for tonight is facing off against Seattle. We just picked on Seattle last night with Shamanaya. He was outstanding. The concern that I tend to have with Montas is that he has pretty drastic home road splits. He is like, there are a couple of pictures I have flagged in my mind as being pitchers I need to bump up quite a bit when they're at home versus quite down quite a bit when they're on the road. But we have seen Montas pitching pretty well. So I think that what's encouraging about him is that one of those good starts was on the road against Houston. I stacked against him for that night. It did not go well. Egg on my face there. 10 strikeouts in that game, six and two-thirds innings. That game was on the road. He was brilliant. Also did pretty well against a tough Giants team on the road here. So what I think this means is we do have the green flag to use Montas now whereas we might not have previously. Silver's passed six starts with his splitter usage being up. 26% strikeout rate, 3.73 skill interactive ERA. Those numbers are not too bad. So I would say that Montas is in play, Kyle. I would have him below my top three pitchers of Zach Wheeler, Lucas Giolito and that among the value plays, I do prefer Tyler Malley, but I think that Montas is an option. So if you like him a lot, I would not talk you out of him. I think he does work for today. Just not quite the size of the other ones but still an option for tonight. Let's talk to SN Brennan 8. Are there any parks with the wind blowing out tonight? We can find that by going to the Number Fire Games and Linus page. I tend to not care about the wind unless it's out at 10 plus miles per hour. We are kind of out in that target field at 11, but the way that park is constructed, it's kind of obstructed on the first base side. So I wouldn't really care too much. It's a very small footprint at target field. So I don't know if that'll matter. What does matter is it's 93 degree temperature. That is good for offense. So big on the angels for tonight from a stacking perspective. Winds around Houston, but I expect the roof to be closed for tonight there. So that doesn't matter. They're out in San Francisco. That's always the case. They built the park specifically to block off those winds. So that's normal as expected there. I would say there is no impactful wind for today, SN Brennan 8. There are some wind spots, but no impactful wind is the way I describe it. Let's talk to Anthony over on YouTube. David Price, question mark. Pitch count is a concern here for me with Price because he has gone 42, 51, 66 pitches in his first three starts. He's ramping up and he said that he does want to go longer. If I were projecting a pitch count for Price tonight, it'd be around 80 to 85. That's not quite high enough for me. So I would say no to David Price for now Anthony, but if he's good here once again, I could see us using David Price down the line once that pitch count does get ramped up. So monitor him and watch him if you can, but I wouldn't use him just yet till that pitch count is up. Let's talk to Julius over on Facebook. Who should I pick in a Detroit stack? So Detroit's lineup is out. Let's pull that up over here and see who's hitting where. You're going to want Eric Haas. I love Eric Haas, he's amazing. Jonathan Scope, very good versus lefties. Robbie Grossman, I'm pretty sure has good power numbers for his lefties. Yeah, 242 iso, sweet. We'll take that every day.  As far as the third guy in that stack, I think you're deciding between Miguel Cabrera, you're just got him between Haimer-Condolario and then Zack Short. For me, I'm kind of interested in Zack Short because it's a very small sample, we've got good power numbers versus lefties. The reason I care about him more so than that though is that he did show some power in the miners before his motion, a 232 iso down there, overall decent power numbers in the big league. So I would say for me, if I'm building out a four player stack on the Tigers, I'll go Scope. I will go with Grossman. We're going to plug in, dun dun dun, Haas. And we're going to go with Short to fill Shortstop, appropriate there. Let's go with Zack Wheeler here and then we have $32.50 on the table, sweet. I think that's great. I think this is your key four for a Tiger stack. I would say the Condolario is an option. Victor Reyes not totally off the table. So he's got some guys you could use, but to me, these are the key four for a Tiger stack. Let's talk to Alvin on YouTube, thoughts on the Mets four or two nights. This got Rich Hill via train, which is always fun. Big fan of Rich Hill. They're facing Steven Matz and he's not fully ramped up yet. He's come off the aisle with 48, 68 and 68 pitches in those three starts. 21% strikeout rate, good, bad at ball data. Matz tends to have good, bad at ball data. And that's not the best team in the world versus lefties. So maybe you could consider someone like JD Davis, Peter Lanza from a one-off perspective, but not super high most from a stacking perspective just because Matz is not someone who lets up a ton of impactful contact. Let's talk to Twitch or Jackie Moon over on Twitch. Hey, Jim, hope you ever gonna have a safe weekend.  Jackie also has the red socks of my boy Tanner Hough down on the run support yesterday. Let me down too, because I stacked the red socks and that was one of the things that didn't go very well. Most other stuff did fine, but the red socks were definitely disappointing for me as well. Let's talk to Diffuse over on YouTube. Are you looking to just put the Astra's righties or are the lefties in play too? So Kyle Tucker, I'm pretty sure has good numbers versus lefties. I'm just trying to remember to pump my heads. Let's pull this up over here. I think that Uly-Guriel is a tremendous option. I think that Carlos Correa is tremendous. So I feel very confident in putting those guys high in my list. Kyle Tucker versus lefties, 126 played appearances, high enough to trust, has a 200 ISO and a very low strikeout rate. Ooh, that's awesome. 42% fly ball right, good, bad at ball data. The one downside with Tucker versus a lefty versus a righty is that we're not gonna get the steals. And that's kind of one of the appeals of Kyle Tucker is the dual sources of upside. So I'm still good with him, but that does make him not quite as appealing as he always is. You're done, Alvarez. Good numbers versus lefties too, 178 ISO, lower fly ball rate, which is tiny bit concerning, but let's check out the, see if the lineup is in for Houston yet. And it is, okay, good timing. So Uly, love it, Altuve, love it. Brantly, I don't tend to use versus righties even. So lefties are pretty tough sell for me. So I would say we're looking at Uly one considering salary, Korea two, Altuve three. There's no Chasmacormac, which makes me sad. I would go Kyle Tucker four, you're done Alvarez five. And that's kind of the key ones for the Astros for today. I think there's enough value between Korea and Uly where we can make this work. I don't recall what Kyle Tucker's salary is. So let's clear this out and check out Tucker. He is $3600, that's not too bad. Altuve is $4000. So I think that for me, Korea and Gurriel for the value and then go to Altuve, then probably Tucker. And then I would go to your Don Alvarez after that. Yes, did I say Korea? I think I forgot to say Korea. I like Korea. So we'll like him too. It's not to Patrick over on Facebook. Can any Baltimore players be used against Corbin in a hitters park? Let's go over here. The Orioles are not bad versus lefties, honestly. They're actually a team I've stacked decently often. Corbin, this is over his past five starts with increased velocity. Corbin's velocity yo-yo's a lot. Like he has some really weird stretches where things are not that great. So it is impactful for me when the velocity is increasing for him. 4.71 skill interactive ERA, 17% strike out rate, but is doing a good job of suppressing hard contact and Orioles not the most powerful team versus lefties despite their overall good numbers. So is there anybody you can use? I think you could talk to yourself in a Trey Mancini for sure. Cedric Mullins, good versus lefties as well. Let's see if the lineup is out here. For them, no lineup for the Orioles as of yet. So there's some guys you can use, Patrick, but it wouldn't be super high on my list for tonight. Let's talk to Eson, Brandon, eight over on YouTube. Are the reds gonna be really chalky or worth a look for today? So I think they're worth a look, but I like them more for one offs versus stacking just because they aren't very good at versus lefties. They're very much a team I prefer versus righties. And they're not good against lefties in general, but then you take when Nick Castellanos and they become not a liability, but they're just, they're not great, I guess is the way I would say that. LeBlanc also doesn't allow the most hard contact. So I think that you're looking for one offs here. All I say to Sekino, Tyler Stevenson, Eohenia Suarez, Jonathan India, those types of guys, maybe like one of them. Akino and Stevenson specifically, super low salaried. So I'd be giving them a look, but as far as a full stack, a little bit lower on them just because the overall team strength versus lefties is not that great. Let's talk to Dan on Facebook. Hey, Jim, any chance on Kueto for tonight? Probably not, but let's take a look here just to be safe. I don't wanna write off old Johnny Kueto. It's a good matchup. So Kueto, 3.87 skill interactive ERA. This is over his past four starts with his velocity being down. 24% strikeout rates, that's not bad, honestly. It's not the worst profile. So I'd say he probably has a decent floor for tonight, Dan. The concern I'd have would be his ceiling because not the biggest strikeout rates, not a super high strikeout team. So I would say the floor is high on Kueto, but I prefer to shoot for upside. And I don't think that's really the biggest thing he brings to the table. So if you're looking for floor, sure. But for me, I wanna look for more upside there. Michael over on Facebook, good call on Alby's last night. He's awesome. Dan's V. Swanson did well. He was the main catalyst for helping me bailing out of my Red Sox stacks last night. So that really helped. Let's talk to Michael on YouTube. I know you initially liked the Angels tonight. It looks like they're sitting both Walsh and Otani. Oh boy. Well, I mean, they're both sitting lefties. So I guess maybe that's not the worst thing in the world, but let's see who's in there instead of them. Ooh, that's a bad lineup. Ah, yee. It's a Kurt Suzuki revenge game. Does that help? Maybe? I don't know. Okay, let's check out the numbers here versus lefties for this Angels team, because I know that Walsh and Otani are both lefties, but they're both lefties who lefties well, at least from a power perspective. Walsh's results versus lefties haven't been as good, but I care more about the power and he's had that. Otani's a pretty big loss for them. Fletcher, a 1-23 iso versus lefties. Jose Iglesias, 1-54, who also did a good spot in the order. Phil Goslin. Goslin's at a 1-15 iso. Where's Juan Ligaris? He is seventh. Okay, what's Kurt Suzuki doing this year? Yuck, okay. So not only is it those two, but also Stasi is out and Stasi is probably like their third best hitter against lefties. So I'm gonna downgrade the Angels quite a bit as a result of this lineup. I wouldn't say Justin Upton's a good one-off just because I know he just came off the IL, but we know he has great power versus lefties. And I mean, he's facing a guy who will let up dingers, 93 degrees outside. So yeah, Michael, I'm gonna downgrade them quite a bit based on the lab. I'd also mentioned that we even talked about this yet, but for the Dodgers, Max Muncie is on the paternity list now. So that downgrades them. If Mookie can't go, they get downgraded too. So the top couple stacks getting downgraded, which means I talked this morning about how there were good chances that I would be upgrading the Astros stack. Once you talk to me today, I think they're up there now as being one of the better stacks for tonight. I think the Tigers are good. I like the way the lineup broke for sure. So the Tigers are solid. I do like the Astros based on that lineup. I do still like the Dodgers, I will, despite the fact that they're, you know, I mean, hopefully Mookie plays, but despite there being no Muncie, I think we can still get there. So a pretty big bummer on that. That ain't just a lineup, but up to still in play for one offs, I could consider Iglesias as well, but it's not ideal. Jackie says, next time I play Fortnite with him, I'll let him know his teammates let you down as well. I'm just gonna be talking to Tanner. How can you play Fortnite with him? That's cool. I like it. I like it. Tell him that we want to use him in DFS. And we hope he keeps it up. He also looks like Chris there, which is very weird. Anyway, let's talk to Chris over on Facebook. Is Yusuke Kuchy a good start against Oakland tonight? He allowed 12 earned runs in his past two starts. However, Kuchy had four consecutive starts of giving up one earned run or less prior to that. Kuchy is a guy who has had a rough little stretch here with a decreased spin rate. This is his past five starts of the last moon on a sports team fastball, 24% strikeout rate facing a low strikeout team that has a lot of good righties. So Kuchy not super high on that list for me just because a tough matchup, tough situation and getting downgraded a bit as of late. Okay, I accidentally scrolled down. Should not have done. Okay, Kyle on YouTube. Who are you targeting from a Dodger stacked night? So again, no Max Muncie. Hopefully Mookie gets in there. I'm guessing Will Smith will probably sit too because he's caught the past two nights. I don't know if Price is a personal catcher but Smith has caught the past two. The pattern recently has been Smith catches two and then it gets the night off. So I kind of think Smith will sit. I kind of think, well, obviously Muncie won't play. So I would bet that Matt Beatty winds up being decently high in the order. Let's pull up the Dodgers numbers versus righties. Beatty wasn't heading for a ton of power initially but I do wanna see if that's changed because he's very low sour. It could make this a lot easier. Turner's a once in 79 ISO versus righties. That's perfect. Let's just see what the expected lineup looks like for today. Get an idea of who we expect to play. Mookie might, Turner works, Taylor Bellinger. I don't think Smith's gonna play. I disagree with that one there. So AJ Paul could probably slide up in the order. So who else may play because Muncie is up. Okay, so with that in mind, I think Beatty is probably gonna play. Did they not have Beatty in the projected lineup? I think he'll probably play. So let's see here. Beatty versus righties, 124 ISO. I'd like that to be a little bit higher. That's not great. If Mookie doesn't play, Billy McKinney probably will. He's minimum salary, 279 ISO versus righties, 40% fly ball rate, I would like that. AJ Pollock, obviously good power versus righties too. So I think we're looking at kind of the outfielders lower in the order. I would say Turner and Taylor, obviously, towards the top of that list because Taylor could steal some bases and they're just good hitters. I do like Bellinger, despite the fact that he's been absolutely horrendous in the month of July. No hits again last night but did have three hard hit balls. So I think we're going to see things start to get better here pretty soon. So we'll see where we're going to see that shake out. But I do think that eventually the hits will come. Pools, I can't use versus righties, I don't care about that. So I'd say we're making a list here of guys I'd expect to play. I would go Taylor Turner. I would go AJ Pollock, Billy McKinney if he plays, Cody Bellinger for sure, above those two guys. And then that's probably, it's a thinner list but still a team that I am okay stacking given the issues that we've seen Gonzalez have so far this year. Baydie, I will use as he bats like third which he's done semi recently. So Baydie I would use even though he hasn't had the most power so far this year. All right, Jackie, free pick. Three home run hitters on Fandle today as well. Tick Nelson Cruz for one. Didn't even know he was traded until I got the notification from Fandle saying he's starting tonight. Had a Carlson and Wander Frunk a home run parley yesterday for a $600 payout therefore I can no longer root for Franco ever again if he's letting me down. Yeah, I like Wander Frunk a lot so I don't wanna have any reason to root against him. I think that Muncie might have been my home run call because I didn't see the paternity thing until after like 940 or so I have to record the solo shot. So obviously he is out. I'm gonna add Yuli Gurriel. Talked about him this morning on the morning after with Aero Epstein and Ben Stevens. I think that he's a pretty good option.  So I do like Gurriel. I do. I think Eric Haas might have been one of them. I couldn't decide and I think I went with Haas. So I keep him in there too. So we'll go with Haas and Yuli Gurriel for some fun home run picks for today. Let's talk to DJ. Call me crazy. But do you think I should stack the Diamondbacks for today? Are they playing in the early game? They might be playing right now. Yeah, they're playing right now. So don't stack them. That's past lock and you will lose your money. Julia, Zach Wheeler or Geolito? I like both. I prefer Geolito because he's awesome. He's a very good pitcher. Shocker, news flash, breaking news. Either way, Zach Wheeler, good pitcher. In his eight starts with more sinkers and tier four seamers, 29% strikeout rate, absurd batted ball data. The braids no longer have run of the Kunya Junior. Still good offense, but 97 WRC plus versus righties. So Zach, we were to me number one. I have Geolito number two. That's where I am for right now. Let's talk to Josh or John over on YouTube. Would you go Mali or Peralta so I can have a Washington and Detroit stack? I would go with Mali personally, but I do think that Peralta is in play. The reason I didn't want to go in Peralta today, and I did look into him because I think he's awesome. The reason I couldn't get there is because I'm a lot of risk in this profile with a lot of fly balls and a lot of the walks. That can lead to issues in a hurry for a White Sox team that's been trending up in the power department versus righties. They have a lot of injuries, so that definitely does ding them. But I think these two numbers here, the walk rate and the fly ball rate, are what scared me off. As far as Mali goes, there's risk there too. He's been walking a lot of guys recently, but facing a lower walk team at the Cardinals. So that's what pushes me over the edge in liking Mali. So to me, I'd go Mali, and Mali is my favorite value play for tonight. Let's talk to Jerry on Facebook. Let's scroll past it. Sorry, Jerry. Okay, good Friday, Jim. How do you feel about these teams? Washington, Cincinnati. Couple players, maybe Winker in India or Aquino, and a couple Cleveland bats like Ramirez and Hernandez. Maybe Hammy as well. Okay, so Washington is facing Jorge Lopez. Not a big fly ball guy, 21% fly ball rate a lot. Obviously, the results against him have not been very good. So that would justify stacking. Washington with no Schwerber, it does downgrade them. So I'm okay not being super high on Washington. I'm gonna wind up probably getting there just because the Angels lineup was so bad. But I think that it's pretty grudging. I don't really wanna use them. I think it's kind of out of obligation. So lower on the Nationals. Sinsi, I do like for one offs, specifically Aquino and Stevenson. India's up there too, and Suarez as well. Cleveland is facing Josh Fleming. Super love strikeout guy, but also doesn't let up a lot of fly balls. I guess I hadn't seen that confirmed. Let's actually check to make sure it's still supposed to be Fleming. It is Fleming. Okay, so not super high on Cleveland, the Guardians. Can we start calling that now for Funzies? But from the arrays against the low strikeout pitcher could work. So if you're gonna stack Cleveland, Jerry, I would say get from you in there just to the lefty masher. Let's talk to Jackie. I need two players who get three plus hits today. Any recommendations? Three plus is a lot. I don't know, man. So you want to target low strikeout pitchers, I would say. So maybe looking at the Reds. That could be a Stevenson slot potentially. Jose El Tube would be up there, I think. Yuli Guriel might be there. I'll just go Guriel and El Tube, honestly. Just take the guys who don't strike out and are in a plus matchup. Talk to John already. Mateo says, boy am I late. I'm late too, I'm behind the question. Sorry, Mateo. Do you like the Cardinals offense versus the Reds? I do not, because I like Mali or Detroit in 90 degree weather. I like Mali a lot. So no Cardinals for me. I do like the Tigers a lot though. One of my top stacks for today. I've mentioned before, this is probably for you too, Mateo. I think that all four of Grossman, Scope, and then Haas and Short are guys I want to use quite a bit for today. Kyle also thoughts on the Nats stack tonight versus Zio. Let's talk about that before. So good timing there. DJ talked about Freddie Peralta. We talked about that. Jerry said he likes things Tyler Mali should be in a good spot against St. Louis. I agree. John says, I like the Nats and Detroit. My picture is a toss up, maybe enter them with bold. I've done that before, actually, last night. I had a single entry contest where I used, I think it was Jorge. So I couldn't decide between Jorge Polanco and Josh Donaldson as my one off for a Braves and I think it was a raised stack. So I entered one with Donaldson, one with Polanco, just duplicated it. We talked about that a lot with Brandon Cadulla on the PGA side of things, duplicating, differentiating that way. I'm on board with that strategy for multi-entering because I am indecisive. So we're on the same page there, John. Jackie, my best friend from college, my college baseball team is best in the tanner. Fine school. Okay, this Austin, we're supposed to get together. He's gonna, there were a live bullpen to me. No, thank you. I would rather, I would not do that. No, I'd be too afraid to take a live bullpen against the pitcher that scares me. Let's talk to Ryan, asking for Eduardo Rodriguez, Peralta or Price. He's talking about Wiley or Willy Peralta for the Detroit one or Price. I would go Rodriguez. It's a tough spot because he's faced the Yankees a lot but I just don't like Peralta or Price just because of the pitch count for Price and Peralta doesn't get enough strikeouts. So E-Rod among those but I'm not super into him. Chris on Facebook, I had to start Kikuchi because I have just three straight days to get to 14 innings pitch but he doesn't pitch well at night. I'm going to drop him. I don't even start his pitching twice this week. Season long on bad at.  I hope it goes well. DJ Cool, Musgrove Montas. Mali, Cobber, Plisac. I would go with Mali there among that group. I can't get behind Musgrove with how bad the form has been. It's rough. And Montas I think would be number two on that list. Let's talk to Patrick. What are Thompson's chances against San Diego? Also, Musgrove hasn't been that good as pass for starts. Is he viable? Yeah, I agree, Patrick. He has not been that good. Velo's down. It's not just the spin-raping down. The velocity is down too. So that's a concern. I think that Thompson will pitch well. My worry from a DFS perspective is they probably won't get a ton of strikeouts because the Padres avoid strikeouts. They draw walks. So I'm probably not going to get to Thompson. I think it's going to pitching slate to avoid him but I also respect him a lot and think he'll do well. He's not going to get there for DFS for tonight. DJ is asking, is BuBitch worth a look? No, I want to stack against him. I think the Tigers are really good against lefties. So going full against him for tonight. Let's talk to John. Otani is out. Is there anyone you suggest as a one-off? I am bummed, John. I wish that we could have used the Angels for sure. So it's a bummer. If we're looking at one-offs, Justin Upton, I think would be a one-off. Do you want to stick in that same game? Take advantage of the hot weather. Take advantage of Jay Hap letting up a lot of impactful contact. So I would say Justin Upton would be in play from a one-off perspective. Kenneth says he thinks that Garrett Cole be the least popular ace for tonight. That's probably a good read, Kenneth, honestly. And I think that he works. The reason I was not super high on Cole tonight was because the Red Sox have a lot of familiarity with him. Seen him a lot recently. But honestly, if he's going to wind up being super overlooked, it might be a very good time to get him. So if you're multi-oriented for tournaments, keep Garrett Cole on your list. I think that Kenneth is on the right path there. All right, Jerry has a home-run call. He's got Nyquan, Tyler Nyquan and Josh Bell. He also has a lefty-on-lefty call with Conforto. Nyquan is also lefty-on-lefty there. Let me see here. Who would I want for a home-run call for tonight? If I want to add to, it was Haas, I think. And then, who is the other? Oh, Yuli Grielle. Okay, so we're going to add one more. Let's see here. Oh, I'll add Justin Upton. Why not? We'll add him as another home-run call. Michael on YouTube. Has anyone ever seen Dr. Disrespect and Brandon Gadoula in the same room? No, investigate it. I'm highly suspicious. Brandon's on vacation this week. We've not had a Dr. Disrespect stream on FanDuel. Show me the evidence that they are not the same person. Show me that evidence, Michael.  Exactly. Michael is the investigator we need on this case. Satoshi, what are your thoughts on Phil Goslin? He's fine. Not enough power for me to love him. He's fine. Just, you know, he's there. He's a guy. It's kind of the same thing with everything everyone of means, line up for tonight, except for Upton. So he's a guy. DJS, David Price, not high enough pitch count. And Linda says, what are your top stacks? What are your top stacks? Big shot. I like that. I'm guessing it was said sarcastically, but Linda in my head, it was said endearingly. So we're going to go with that for me for today. I would say Tigers are a top stack for me. Astros bumped up. Dodgers three. And then it's a fall off after that.  Final question comes from Jerry. Do you think that San Francisco is in a good spot for tonight? They are facing Chad Cool. Doesn't let up enough impactful contact for me. Good offense, but I want to target someone who lets up more impactful contact. So a no on the Giants for me. Linda does not like the Tigers, despite the fact they are undefeated since the All-Star break, despite the fact they put up like eight runs against Kyle Gibson. So Linda, we're going head to head on the Tigers here. Best of luck to you. We will see how things play out for this night. That is all that we have here for today on the FanDuel Live Q&A. Thank you as always for the questions. Make sure you are subscribed to the FanDuel YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and Twitter pages. Make sure you come back once again next week. We got a stream every weekday, 4 o'clock PM Eastern, YouTube, Twitch, Facebook and Twitter.  Should be a whole lot of fun. If you have additional questions for me, I am on Twitter at Jim Sonnis, J-I-M-S-A-N-N-E-S. Big thank you to Joy Affleck, working the sticks behind the scenes and keeping us on the air from the video perspective. Thank you Joy, as always. And thank you to everyone for tuning in. Good luck to you tonight, especially you, Linda. I hope that the Tiger's Fade goes well. We'll talk to you all once again on Monday. This has been the FanDuel Live Q&A.


So not to stop there you end up Coach and Coleman in the Olympics to the bronze medal. He's obviously the head coach at UNC and you got Coleman you got Gary Wayne and you got J.O. here Full circle with that but but again not just with your kids not just with not just not just your career You're putting that back into work with with Oliver and and you put that back into work with J.O. and continue to coach some of those guys talk about that well again, it's just just Opportunity opportunity to be presented itself and I went back to Oklahoma State to be the club coach back in 20 it was 2010 and Coleman was was competing trying to make the world team and leperous version in 2012 coming up in two years and so Me and John Smith got together and John was coaching and We started talking about me coming there to be the club coach So we worked out a deal and went back to Oklahoma State after being in Texas coaching and coaching kids for ten years went back to Oklahoma State and Gat With that started coaching Coleman and I saw I saw potential me Coleman was course. He's had a great College career and I'm like man this guy can he can make this team between kind of rude European style to him They did a lot of college wrestlers didn't have you know. Yeah. Yeah, I mean I saw I mean I saw the The I saw the potential I knew we could make the team And I knew we could metal if we got to that next level And so just it was it was really It was it was fun. It was it was exciting to be able to coach him and really Help him get to that next level to be able to To really be good enough to win an Olympic gold And he was good enough to win a little bit go didn't end up losing a match But and you're getting a bronze, but he was good enough to win go. He was he was wrestling good So that was that was fun that was kind of men clothes Coleman's History about that's how we got close and coach of him and just exciting date And I knew that would change his life. I don't think he would be here without that Bronze medal, but then it also got him a chance to be around my family That's I am in Kennedy got to he coached Kennedy and Quincy, but he was a club coach and still water So I got to get to know the boys and so that kind of built that relationship And so when he got the head coach job here that kind of Help him to kind of recruit Kennedy here, right? And so he told me if he got the job he wanted me to come here and be his club coach here So that's kind of how it kind of played out and you were actually with the blacks aliens for a little bit, too You got the MMA for a little bit after I coached Coleman in the Olympics in 2012 Had an opportunity to go to Florida guys approached me and Kind of even offer it was kind of hard to refuse and so I went and did that for a year and then Can't actually came back and then but in two years after that Coleman think he tried out tried out for 2016 and Yeah, so then we can't I came back to Texas after that Coleman got the job here and And then so he asked me to come here be his club coach RTC coach here Now when I went back when I of course when I was at Oklahoma State Jordan Albright was a was us He was finishing up his freshman year.  It's just kind of full circle man. It's Because it's funny because when he was on the team and Coleman was coach. I'm coaching Coleman and then Oliver It was they were training partners, right? But it was helping Coleman to make that team and so now Reverse that now saw Coleman sound helping Oliver to make the team. So it's really a it's really just a Great great story. It's a great environment. I'm happy and thrilled to be a part of both of their lives and kind of help them To reset that what's the different? you know, what's the different satisfaction level from a athlete Accomplishing those dreams and goals and then watching an athlete that you coach accomplished their dreams and goals You know, it's it's probably a little more nerve-wracking You can't you can't wrestle for them, right? I'm like man, I can't you know for me My nerves are pretty good, you know Because I'm controlling the situation right here. I can coach them. I can give them my experience and give them my knowledge and Train them but I can't wrestle the match for I can't get out there. That's that's kind of nerve-wracking But it's it's very gratifying. It's gratifying to to be able to to watch them research lifelong dreams and Help them and give back. That's that's really the biggest part of me is my success Is that ability to give back and reinvest into the young guys of America coming up and just be Someone that they can they can You know, they can depend on for that experience, you know, and so it's It's great to be an American man. It's great to be able to help Future Olympians and the future guys to go out and represent the United States of America and So it's a lot of pride. It's a lot of pride. This is wrapped up in that man and I see these guys that Given of what I got as a kid going out You


about functional parity which are functionalities that we have that we don't support and we need to align with web. In this case, we have two functionalities that that were supported by tracker and not by android which is the file value type. So if you remember before when you had a file, we had here the message saying this value type is not supported. So this is the only difference. The files are supported now and the users can upload a file from the device from the data entry screen. The files can be linked to a user or to a program stage like in this case with a birth certificate and the maximum size of the file that the app will accept is configured in the android settings web app. This can definitely have impact on your implementations based on bandwidth and memory allocations as well. So be aware of how you configure the maximum size of the files if you decide to use it and it will apply for the files that are uploaded from the application. So I'm going to move to the next one which is the working list. Marcos will tell us more about this later with tracker but there are working lists now that allow a since last version that let you select data elements as well for your working lists in addition to the attributes. So the android app is now also reading those working lists. Working lists have to be configured on the web side with the capture app but the android app downloads them and offers them to the user here in this top bar together with the filters. And I'm going to move now to the last part the very exciting use case specific user interface. What does that mean? Use case specific user interface. A use case specific user interface is we have integrated the possibility or implemented the possibility to offer a different user interface and a different user experience based on the program. That is selected. So there have been three groups working on this at the LMIS team, the digital team and the android team to make this a reality and this is a huge step towards increasing our functional extensibility. For now it is in the application like inside the code. The code has been restructured and now this specific user interface has its own module but needs to be added at compilation time and then it will be offered when the user uses the selected program. We are hoping and exploring options to make this even more modularized but for now this is how it works. We are very excited to present it so I'm going to we are going to have George McGuire to explain us the functionality in a minute so I'm going to say in the generic level right now how does this work on the HIS too. It is again configured with a web app the second one that I mentioned before the new one so it's called use case configuration web app and this app is going to let you choose which program type that you want to use. We only have logistics type for now so you will say I want to use logistics program which means logistics program type which means I want to have a logistics user interface or logistics data entry flow for the program that I select down here in this case real time stock management so this is made at the server level so we are saying that the real time stock management which is a tracker program we use the user experience we'll offer the user experience use the data entry flow that has been developed for logistics in the app that program is totally integrated you can still use all the functionalities for the other programs on the analytics so it is integrated in the current solution however if you remember when we open a tracker program in android right now this is a default screen for any tracker program we have a list if it's configured to be displayed either in the child program productive health program so this is the default user experience for user interface for tracker programs but now when I open real time stock management because I said in the server that this program will have this type the app has now loaded this configuration there are some parameters that need to be configured the app will guide you through it the web app and then when you open it's offering you a different screen so here these are program stages or units and other units where you can deliver so this UI is designed and tailored to certain user data entry flow for real time stock management I'm not going to give more details about the use case because we actually have George here George Maguire from the LMIS team so George I think I'm done with the Android features and I'm going to let you explain us a bit more about this exciting use case that has been integrated thank you


Hi my name is Chenda and I work at the Long Beach Public Library. I'm a librarian usually at the Ruth Bock Branch Library. I'm so excited you're viewing my Zen Garden program. I'll be reading a picture book Ochi-chan's Gift by Cherie Oigaki that inspired me to create a Zen Garden Kit as part of our Asian American Pacific Islander Month series. This series will highlight Asian and Pacific Islander culture, food, stories, and more. It runs from May 1st to May 29th and if you want more information please check out our website, our library's website. So this is Ochi-chan's Gift by Cherie Oigaki. So this book is illustrated by Grinoveve Sims. When Mayomi Van Houten was born her grandfather built her a garden. It sat behind a tiny brown house nearly halfway around the world and it was unlike any other garden she knew. You see the family flying to Japan I think. There were no tulips or daffodils or daisies, no carrots or cabbage or peas. Ochi-chan had made the garden out of stones, big ones, little ones, and ones in between. Some reminded Mayomi of turtles, others stood like mountains, rugged, and tall. Around the border Ochi-chan had planted pine and maple, boxwood, and bamboo and in just the right spot by a stone lantern and a persimmon tree was a sheltered bench where Ochi-chan and Mayomi had shed onigiri bento packed in a lacquered box right there. Every summer Mayomi spent two months with Ochi-chan and with each year her ability to care for the garden grew. She learned that moss on a rock was a gift of time, not to be washed away with a hose. That weeding was more pleasant in the morning and that clipping shrubs to look like clouds was the best of all reasons to prune. Raking gravel though was what Mayomi enjoyed most. She loved how the tiny rocks chattered as they passed through the rake's wooden teeth. She loved the different patterns she could make wavy zigzag and straight but rings like ripples in a pond were her favorite and when she was done Mayomi and Ochi-chan would sit and enjoy the results of her efforts in happy silence. Often when Mayomi was back in her narrow house listening to the clamor of traffic outside she would wish for the sounds she heard in Ochi-chan's the rustle of leaves or the creak of a bow or twittering bird and at times Mayomi would open up the tin that held the souvenirs from her visits leaves she'd pressed in a book until they dried as delicate as dragon wings tiny pine cones still springy between her fingertips a smooth black rock black stone that when warmed in her hand helped her to remember then one summer everything changed. Mayomi noticed the difference as soon as she arrived things in the house that used to shine were dusty and dull in the garden shrubs and trees were overgrown and dead leaves and needles littered the ground everything looked left alone. She understood now that what her parents had told her was true Ochi-chan could not live here anymore. Later in Ochi-chan's room Mayomi tried to smile while she showed him photos from the school year bird song waived and on a green scented breeze Mayomi looked out at the garden hi Ochi-chan said it's been waiting for you Mayomi-chan. After lunch while Ochi-chan napped Mayomi went into the garden and walked out onto the gravel as she stared at the rock that tower over every rock around it the tight bud of feeling that had been in her chest all morning suddenly burst open and with a rush she put her hands on the rocked brace her feet in the dirt beneath and gave a mighty shoved. When nothing happened Mayomi turned around and leaned back knees bent she pushed as hard as she could she wanting the rock to give and if it did she was going to push and push and push until the thing toppled over but the rock did not budge it didn't budge not even a little Mayomi kicked the ground hard spraying gravel everywhere she kicked again and again not caring until a rock ricocheted back and hit her on the face she froze as she noticed the mess she'd made she put her hand to her cheek and sag to the ground after a while Mayomi stood up and began raking because it was something useful that she could do and as she slowly raked the gravel back in place stooping now and then to pick up a stray leaf or to pocket a shiny pebble a tiny idea took root the next morning while her parents packed up the house Mayomi knocked on Ochi-chan's door hi Mayomi-chan he said is it lunch already Mayomi walked to where he sat and held out the lacquered bento box this feels heavier than onigari Ochi-chan said as he took it from her he grin what are you feeding me maybe mud pie Mayomi smiled and shook her head Ochi-chan set the box on his lap and after a moment he lift the lid now i've made you a garden Mayomi said Ochi-chan took her hand and gripped it tight arigato Mayomi-chan he said ono ni arigato thank you very much back home Mayomi unpacked her suitcase and set aside several small bags then she took out her tin and emptied it of her treasures the sandy gravel went in first followed by stones of various sizes placed just so she added a pine cone next and then a leaf before padding the gravel flat then using her pinky as a rake Mayomi carefully made smooth even rings around the three largest rocks and then the garden was much smaller and though the garden was much smaller and the sound was much softer if she closed her eyes and listened she was certain she could hear the pebble soothing chatter and that's Ochi-chan's gift so i hope you um enjoy Ochi-chan's gift if you want to read this book i'll share it with someone you like to read with um you can search on our library catalog and reserve the book and be sure to pick it up at one of our seven locations that has curbside pickup and then also in it um to celebrate um asian-american pacific islander month i also created a zen garden kit that's inspired by this book now when you get the bag it's going to come with a wooden plaque it's going to include some sand that you can pour out to start your zen garden and the best way to spread out the sand is to gently shake it until you cover up with all the space as evenly as you can it's a little bit of work but then the bag also have a rake it's a bamboo rake that you can use to spread the sand and create that circle or wavy or zigzag that we read about in the Ochi-chan's gift and just try to spread it out once you spread out all to the edges it's going to be easier for you to um distribute the sand next time now we after this it's up to you to find stones from your walks from your um you know if you went on a trip somewhere and you picked up a pebble or some miniature toy or you have something in your house that you want to put in your zen garden so like this story i found a little pine cone or if you like me you really liked to have like a cat you can have some little miniature cat or a tiny even tinier cat but i have this ornament that i thought i thought it was a gourd but this one it has a little hat so you can put anything you want but remember everything has balance and you can play with the rake if you don't have a rake you can also use your pinky like Naomi in the story to create little swirls or pattern and the best thing i found is that i love collecting rocks so i have plenty of rocks that's just already to be placed in my zen garden in an actual zen garden if you're interested in the history or the purpose of the zen garden or the principle behind it this book is called zen rock garden by more and you can find out in our catalog if you want to read about it has some really good um history behind it but the principle and the philosophy of zen garden and kind of like um and also i found a youtube video that the basic of zen garden by master Hideo Matsura he's really good too so a zen garden is supposed to tell a story or have a small like a bigger topic but you want to be able to put it in its simplest form so this one what story can you tell with it like it reminds me of like maybe a trip i took when we went to arizona you know i can see it and i can make up story about it but this one is one of my favorite rocks that i have it reminds me of el capitan and yosemite and i one of my favorite national park to visit and i've watched many people jump off the el capitan rock so i like that one but you can also find like this one i don't like store-bought rock as much as i like um rocks that i find around um the yard but this one i have around in my yard because we bought some rock river rock a little earlier and this one i like because it has some line that are i i thought it was scratch but they're actually lines that's very interesting you always want to have three elements so i'll put that one and maybe a smaller one so there you go so i hope you guys will um make sure you call the library to make sure they still have it because we have very limited supplies and it's why supplies last at one of our seven branches that happened to go pick up and if you also like zen philosophy or zen story be sure to check out the short series by john j muth he wrote zen shorts zen tai and zen socks they're a really good story within stories to read and if you want to know more about japanese garden design there's a section of this book japanese garden design by mark peter king that also has a section on zen garden that's it thank you for joining me and celebrating a api and be sure to check out on our library website the more programs that we have um we have from may 1st to may 29th celebrating asian american islander culture food and much much more all right thank you bye


Alright, so in this video, I'm going to talk about the purpose of guard the object and if there is a purpose to it, and do I use it and is it for real life, okay? It's just a cool thing to teach it's a lot of fun to see a dog learn how to hold onto something beautifully and any object we throw out there they learn how to control the object stay with it long wise or small wise alright it's it's just a fun thing to teach and play with okay now is it for real life not really can it be well I've had clients in my life that they want their dog to guard some kind of object a vault you know something a briefcase something like that okay and I've done it for them and we taught the dog to do it for real life scenarios so it had a purpose for them okay in a realistic you know situation now why do I teach it to begin with so and you see that in a lot of my videos okay of the guard the object stuff really the reason that I use it and you see me teaching it is not because I want to teach guard the object okay it is the step to teaching very good reveres bark and holds okay so it quickly adds a lot right of structure of holding position in reveres we want the dog to come up stay in front when they're told not to bite to go up and threaten okay and bark okay scaring the person threatening them and again if the person moves or swings at them to attack the dog is allowed to attack automatically in retaliation for that action okay so but the revere itself is to go and run up to somebody stop them right there or hold them bark right aggressively there scaring them hopefully holding them right where they are okay so what do we need to that we need a dog to understand to get in the front position bark aggressively and keep that barking going okay so when we teach to get on the objects we move around them we keep them in movement we're teaching them right off the bat when they get on an object to bark okay and we move around them for them to hold that position no matter which way we go around them how many times how close okay until somebody reaches in and tries to grab pretending like we're gonna go grab the object okay so that is my setup right to get a good bark and hold okay that's my step before now is it necessary no does it help dramatically yes it makes getting bark and holds very fast like days okay and the way I do this with the guard the object you will hear in let's say Mondio ring or any of the ring sports that guard the object is the hardest thing to do okay it takes a long time to teach well in my system the way I do it I get it in days like two days right really really well three days to a week and it is solid right I can go into any competition and all the dogs you see here that are guarding boxes cardboard boxes or coolers or any of that we're talking it's just days of training it's not weeks or months years it's days where they can hold any object and understand their feet the talking how to hold on put how to spin right and block the person off okay so that is my foundation to quickly get control holding themselves in a position okay and waiting for the bite to come to them them come off the platforms to go bite like in Mondio ring okay where that's dangerous stuff in real life okay so before I get there just to finish this so sending dogs to an object to guard it get on top of something hold their feet hold their position not to come off and attack not until we go to them and bring the bite to them on the object very quickly they learn how to keep their feet there okay and wait for the bite to come to them okay and keeping them active talking that's what guard the object does for me very quickly I mean days okay then we can send them into reveres to somebody without any platforms or an object to guard and they'll just stay in front of the person Rara and just bark at him bark at him bark at him until that arm comes to hit them okay extremely and highly effective it's probably the quickest way I've ever seen in the world of object guarding or bark and hold techniques I get it so fast faster than any other system I've ever seen okay and reliably now that's the foundation of how to guard an object and guard something and again I use it for prep work for the bark and hold while I'm teaching a guard the object now the way I'm teaching though the guard the object is not the way you would teach it for real life okay so for real life KNPV during their police test is the only sport that does it closest to what it should be done in reality okay so they put like a briefcase down and they down the dog on it and the dog stays there and quiet okay and the decoy passes the dog knows what's coming right the decoy passes he just lays there the decoy will come back to him and go and try to grab the object of the dog supposed to bite him as he comes down to grab it stop him from doing it okay but the dog is in a lay down passive state not barking okay because barking makes no sense in real life for for guard the object okay because just like Darren came in you're gonna put the dog on something you don't know if anybody's ever gonna come around you don't want the dog just getting on there and talking right and wasting energy for no reason okay so in real life so for example I had a client that wanted something out in public and to guard it a lot of people around street okay so we have to teach the dog to get on it and lay on it and stay passive while the public is going on around this okay we don't want a dog get on it right barking at every single person that's walking by in the street there's no need for that okay it's unnecessary and how long is the guy gonna be in there how long is this dog gonna be barking and wasting energy okay so the dog goes passive okay and now anybody could walk around it past it there's no threat the dogs not gonna just fly off and bite somebody cuz they came close all right in Monday O-ring training it makes no sense right for real life okay where they're teaching from like I don't know the exact three to six feet away from the object that as soon as the guy puts his foot inward towards the object from three to six feet away the dogs allowed to run off and attack them in the leg okay that is dangerous stuff for real life you cannot do that stuff right that makes no sense okay so and you'll see here Michael with his dog okay that you see he sends her to something she gets on it and she stays passive now we don't mind if the dog spins on it right a little bit to watch him that's fine we just don't want any aggressiveness out hostility barking not necessary don't waste energy okay we just want a little bit of a lean in that it's gonna be somebody's gonna hover to do it okay so you'll see her here get on the object and he's gonna go around and bait her you'll see him take a step in sometimes with his leg to set the pillow up in Monday O-ring that's an automatic bite okay but we do not want that all right so you'll see him go in with his leg sometimes teaser like he was gonna do it changes mind go back around put a foot in the setup that would be an automatic bite again in Monday O-ring but from all the way out not close those dogs don't let you get that close here you're gonna see Michael very close okay so we're playing a very realistic game here him taunting her in a close range going around staying still putting his leg in and not until he makes a subtle move does she come up and hit okay it's that she knows that there was intention in that movement that he was actually that time going to go in and in for the object okay and she's very quick about reading the body language understanding when he's gonna do it and when he's not gonna do what he's bluffing okay the dogs brilliant so that's what you're gonna see Michael do here and try to come in and she's spot on with it okay so it's beautiful technique her understanding is phenomenal it does not get any better it can't okay so this is how we would teach guard the object for real life and here you're gonna see Michael at this puppy walk in walk in with his feet come to the dog taunt go back out walk in at them right and teaching the dog different perspectives because in real life if anybody was walking straight on the object and didn't know it a mondial ring dog would blow off and just go bite the person okay so we're prepping dogs in real life regard the object that if you see somebody walking at the object straight on doesn't mean you come off and bite you hold that position until there's a bend over a reach in not just because we're getting close or that we took a step in your direction that means you can fly eight feet away and hit the leg okay completely unrealistic and dangerous okay so being passive watching okay even very close range understanding no attacks no jumping off early waiting for the reaching okay and another thing difference between sport mondial ring in particular and real life people don't use their legs to get something right they bend over and they're gonna try to grab something so KMPV does it properly for the police test where they go and reach down to try to grab the dog bites it's exactly how we teach it okay the only difference between how I teach real life and KMPV KMPV is half diversion close but they only the decoy stays on one side of the dog they don't make them turn and guard the object if they have to they just lay on it they don't learn how to spin on it and guard it just in case somebody's going around them so the dog doesn't turn around and face the person to cut it off they know that the person is going to come in in testing and in practice just one way when they're down and come in that same direction so there's no holding the object in teaching guard the object moving the feed on it and doing that okay so also difference there okay even between a more realistic approach than the mondial ring mine we're taking it completely to a totally realistic place for real life okay so it's get on it move with it if you have to no need to bark you can just lay there too if you want just make sure you're looking and you can see the person and wait for that gesture okay that is a realistic guard the object okay so the getting on and barking version is not realistic it's a setup for me teaching all those dogs that to get a bark and hold if I go to the realistic guard the object for real life it's get on it I don't care if you stand on it lay on it I don't care stay passive no barking right not that they're not allowed to bark they can here or there if they feel but if we don't want to send them there and rubber rubber like all the other dogs you see that I'm teaching there okay and generally get passive and that would be a real life safely done guard the object


Hey y'all welcome to what Chelsea eats. Thank you so much for joining me today. I wanted to come on and just quickly talk about what it really takes to shrink fibroids naturally and it's it's simple it's a simple concept but it's not easy so I'm gonna tell you here we go it takes total commitment to a healthy lifestyle change that's what it takes and some people aren't willing to do it some people are willing to give it a try and there are some that are willing to go all in and do whatever they have to do so that they can get healed and it's not just about changing your food it's about changing your exercise habits your water your your emotional health needs to get in alignment to to healthy you got to change the stressors in your life you have to you know do some inner work on you know forgiveness and maybe some you know letting go of some bitterness and uh the list goes on and on there's about 12 steps that somebody needs to take in order to get well I mean you need to learn how to supplement so that you can re mineral mineralize your body you need to learn exactly how to eat you need to learn exactly what not to eat what kind of exercise to do what kind of products to use on your body or in your environment how environmental factors affect your health and it takes a commitment to learning how to do that now um is it hard yes but I think not doing something about it is even harder so let me explain a little bit about what I mean when I say that most people when they find out that they have some female health issue that the doctors cannot really do anything else about whether that's ovarian cyst ovarian cancer um pc os fibroids endometriosis the doctors at the end of their rope they can't help them anymore there's no more medication that they can take in order to feel better and the doctors like well the only other option you have is to get a hysterectomy so the woman is you know some women are just like okay just take it out I don't care I just want to feel better some women are like very emotional like they they um they feel like that their femininity is being taken away like they go through something whenever they're having to make this choice it's not always easy for every woman but if they choose to make that choice to get the hysterectomy they will feel better right you know eventually I mean like right away they'll feel they'll have relief like that big old ball of fibroid that was in their belly will go away and they won't have any more bleeding everything will be great they could build their iron levels back up and they will feel great but let me tell you if you do not deal with the root cause of why you had the fibroids or the female health issue in the first place it will manifest itself somewhere else and I'll often talk about my mother's story and um she got a hysterectomy when I was in the sixth grade it was 1984 and she was in a lot of pain when she had before she got the hysterectomy she I was only 12 but I remember her having um heavy periods and just you know when her period came she was just like not even wanting to get out of bed like it was it was bad for her so the doctor told her get a hysterectomy everything will be great but up until that point she was in her mid 30s I think I want to say she was like 36 years old if I'm not mistaken and she was great afterwards it took her some time to heal like six eight weeks to heal I remember she was out of work for a good long time and after that 1985 she started getting sick like some like she was started getting all these colds all the time and like she would be hacking and coughing all the time and then 1986 it would get worse then her skin started to change a different color like black like not just like a black person like she was like my complexion may be a skin tone darker than me which was her normal color her skin started to turn black and then found time to find out over years I mean over the next few years she ended up having a liver problem and then she had to have a liver transplant that was in 1991 and then she ended up developing high blood pressure and problem after problem after problem and then she ended up getting cancer she was diagnosed on February 18th 2000 I'm sorry 1998 she had small cell non small cell lung cancer and she was diagnosed and she was dead by June 2nd like it took her just like that now I'm not saying that she wouldn't have gotten sick after that I mean if if she had had hadn't had a hysterectomy I'm not saying that was a guarantee but I'm telling you because of the lifestyle choices that my mother made that's why she's no longer here if she would have learned the things that I've learned about fibroids and female health stuff in general I think that she probably could still be around it's very possible because she didn't live a healthy life she was stressed she was working all the time as a single mother she was um she didn't drink water she didn't eat healthy food I mean she partied you know she did all kinds of things and I think it took her out of here early now everybody's experience is not that way but I do know that there are a lot of people out there who end up you know getting hysterectomies and still continue with their unhealthy lifestyle and they get sick in their 40s and their 50s and their 60s and there's people walking you know riding around in the Walmart and one of those you know those trolley things or whatever you call them where they have to drive themselves around the store with their legs cut off because they got diabetes so bad and they're 45 do you know what I'm saying so it's like yes you can get the hysterectomy but it does not stop the problem you have to still deal with the root cause of why you were getting the fibroids in the first place or the female health issue in the first place because it will manifest in some other area of your life whether that be cancer diabetes high blood pressure whatever and you've heard me say this over and over again so I'm saying here today if you do choose to get a hysterectomy you know by all means do it if that's what you what you want to do but still take care of your body start living a healthy lifestyle because it doesn't get easier like the pro the hysterectomy doesn't make the problem go away and most doctors don't talk about what the connection is and I don't think it's because they're being malicious I think that it's because they don't know because they don't teach them this in medical school and there are some doctors who are mainstream who understand the connection between what you eat and what's actually going on in your body I always talk about Dr. Joel Furman he's one and another one is Dr. Baxter Montgomery I'll put the links to their books down below if you're interested in looking further in there but it's about lifestyle choices you know it I mean do you want to be a bitter old woman you know what I mean I'm not saying that that's your problem but if you if the reason why you got fibroids is because you're bitter and if you don't deal with it you might end up being that bitter old woman or you know your life getting taken out sooner rather than later because you chose not to change your lifestyle I'm 45 years old I have friends that passed away in their 20s in their 30s and in their 40s just because of what they were shoveling in their mouth every day and we can make a change we can make a change and you can be shown how to do it like it's not impossible there's lots of free information out there on the internet as a matter of fact for fibroids I mean I got a ton of information on my youtube channel that is absolutely free I give so much free information it's ridiculous and I'm also offering the free coaching session too that you can join in on if you're interested in that even if you don't know where to start you know I can lead you and guide you into where you can go to you know to get started or if you do find that you need coaching to help you on this journey you can you can get you can gain current coaching too I'm also I have a do one-on-one coaching but I also am doing a group coaching program that is going to be starting in January it's going to start on January 14th and it's it's called the 90-day walk to freedom from fibroids but it is for women who have who are struggling with fibroids PCOS endometriosis heavy periods block tubes whatever kind of female issue you're having and it's a more intimate coaching session for those people who need group support and maybe they can't afford like one-on-one coaching but they also need to be taught how to live this lifestyle that's what this coaching program is about so if you are interested in learning more about that sign up for a free coaching call and we can discuss that along with whatever issue it is that you want to talk about but I want I wanted to just put that out there that is going to be available in January the first group coaching starts in January and also I'm only allowing for 20 people to be in that group because I want to make sure that I can give everybody the attention that they actually need for the for the course so yeah anyway that's it that's all I wanted to talk to you about today and I hope that this has been a blessing to you because truly I care about you and I don't want you to live your life sick because God didn't intend for us to live our lives sick and on a bunch of medications he wants us to live our life abundantly abundantly and I'm not just talking about money it's not about money it's about being at peace and not full of anxiety and not full of worry and not you know pulling your hair out trying to get through life and popping a bunch of pills just to make it through the day and I know how that is because I used to do it and so yeah so that's all I wanted to say today I hope you all are well I speak live and blessings over you and I will talk to y'all soon take care


You guys sent me so much mail. What's up guys we're back with another epic video today you guys saw. We have a lot of mail. We haven't done a viewer mail day in a while so it's built up a little bit. There should be some pretty cool stuff in here that you guys sent. Before that we have a quick giveaway. I'll be giving away these three cards. We have a smashing ground gold rare. We've got a prophecy destroyer in our first edition. Chaos Rider Gustav. All you have to do to enter the giveaway is like the video, be subscribed. Like 50% of you guys are watching and not subscribed. So just go ahead and do it. You get to enter the giveaway. You're supporting me and of course you're already watching anyways. You might as well. And then of course leave a comment about your favorite piece of mail. Let me know what you want to see from viewers in the future or what you might send out. Also I want to quickly mention this Saturday we're opening every single special edition. The raw footage that I recorded yesterday. Two and a half hours. So it's going to be long guys. Sit back and relax when we get to that one. But let's get into this. I don't know how long this one's going to be. It might be kind of long as well but not two and a half hours. So let's get into it. The first item we have is an envelope from Sinisha I believe. Let's see. Oh where are you open this one? Okay let's see what's inside. So we have a couple of cards here. Says thank you. Thank you. That's it. That's the whole message. And we're a little bit spoiled here. What could it be? Ah the legend himself. The Pakenio Moth. All right inside we have four Pakenio Moth. These are metal raiders and metal raiders and metal raiders. And metal raiders so we have four Pakenio Moths to add to the insect collection. So pretty epic. All right next up we have one from Gal. So let's see what Gal sent us. There's addresses all over this thing so I'm going to open it off camera. We don't want to be sharing people's addresses. All right we'll pull it out. There we go. All right Gal. Gal sent us mod for the channel by the way. So let's see what Gal sent. Let's read the note first. Hey Rock subscriber number 300 and something here. Been here from day one and I've enjoyed watching your channel grow to an amazing loving Good Vibes community okay. With lots of tiny caterpillars and chocolate covered baby chickens. So they're in the favor for all the live streams. Successful and unsuccessful boxes. Rip MFC. Why'd you have to bring it up. Just kidding. Oh and of course the ghost raiders. I give you alien music. One of the greatest creatures to ever crawl the planet. And the rarest must have lucid in 1998 form. That is before English Yu-Gi-Oh. So that's interesting. I remember the small but deadly creatures better off avoided. I just realized it's not the petite moth as advertised. But the rather the cousin moth Larva. Looking forward to the 100k hope I'm not too late. Gal from Tel Aviv pronounced like a Wonder Woman Gal Gadet. Yeah PS shout out my youtube channel there it is. Check out that link. PPS I'm a graphic designer by profession. So hit me up for a new complimentary channel banner for your fresh 100k account. Okay he's teased it 1998. The rarest Yu-Gi-Oh monster. Oh my goodness could this be it. The rarest Yu-Gi-Oh monster we gotta be careful here. We do not want to ruin the greatest card ever. Okay this is very tough tape. There it is okay. We have 1990 80 cents. So whoa what is this. Oh there it is. I was like why is it so floppy I'm scared. The legendary Larva Moth rarest version. The cousin moth the rarest Yu-Gi-Oh card of all time. That's incredible. Yeah thank you very much. I actually really like this. This is awesome. Okay we have one more envelope and then we have the packages. So let's let's go into this one. We gotta be really careful here. I feel like I don't know if I'm going to be able to cut this. Let's go like this. Okay we have let's see a thank you card. This one's from Chrissy. Let's see. Thanks. Oh here we go. Enjoy this giant Kazaki card. I don't need it anymore. It's in a little bad shape. I got I got the card that way. Ruckson 34 from Chrissy King. Chrissy thank you for the card. I appreciate it. This one is from Jackson McQuaid. Let's see what he sent us. All right so we've got a note in here. That's very cool. Oh wow is this packs. Uh oh. Uh oh guys. We have all right giveaway giveaway. Wait no to sign giveaway and is this a note. I think this is our note. Top loader note. What's up Phil. I was saving these packs for a while for stonks but couldn't stand the idea of a first edition ghost or ulti being in one of them. Um what packs are these. So I've decided to send them to you to open for me. Thanks for all the great openings. You bless us with keep it up. Jackson oh my goodness. We pull the first edition ghost or ulti. We're going to be losing it. Okay so we have a giveaway. This is oh my goodness. That's not what I expected. Chaos Emperor Dragon. Okay let's just check it out. Let's check out the condition on this sucker. It looks like an original too. It doesn't look like a reprint. So we're talking original Chaos Emperor. Wait is it a reprint. No maybe it is a reprint. Okay now that it's out of this sleeve. Maybe it's a reprint. It looks kind of like a 2010 version maybe. I don't know.  But either way this looks really good. The 2010 version like almost look original. But then you can when you look at them closer. Oh wait. I really like this though. It looks incredible. You guys just like the video. Be subscribed and you know leave the comment. If you guys want to win this sucker. Okay guys let's see what he wants me to sign. Oh sign the oh this is an old school maw. All right so we got to sign this picanha maw. Let's just go ahead and do it on the video because why not. I need to make sure that I'm not supposed to sign this on the card. So let's let's just save it for later. All right let's see what we are opening today guys. Okay we got a few nice packs in here. Absolute power force. Let's see what else. Absolute power force. We've got dark legends. That's cool. We got ancient prop. First edition. First edition cyber dark impact. Oh my goodness. This is not messing around. This stuff is intense. We have dark legends first edition. Lost millennium. Okay all right. So there could be some big bulls in this. I guess we started off guys. This could be crazy. Let's hopefully pull something good for him. Viewer mail. We pull a first edition ghost rare ancient fairy. Can you imagine that machine assembly line? We got the rocket pilder. Refugee resistant. Oh a garland dwarf king of destruction. This is just the ultra rare version. I've always really enjoyed this guy's artwork. Yeah that's pretty cool. I like that. Okay we're starting off hot. That's an ultra rare. That is pretty good. We got the shredder. We got some ninja turtles going on here. Let's go into a first edition extreme victory pack. We could pull the tour guide. We could pull a ghost rare junk berserk. I believe is the name the cover card. Okay and we've got an esper girl. TG SX1. The resonant destruction. Cover curry. Kamachi. Nanishi. That's a lot. Psybeast and forest resonate.  They were pretty good to us the first pack. So let's see about this one. We have the weeping idol. Rocket pilder again. Pandabore. Psykers. Drill synchro. And the power supplies. So nothing in that one. All right let's go into uh let's try dark legends. You you guys know you've seen this set a little bit on the channel. It's a pretty weird one like pretty unique. You do not see this set very often. But there's some pretty cool cards in here. And we did open a blister pack of this in the every special edition coming this Saturday. So you won't have to check that one out. Giant true name. We got a manga right. Also if you missed the every 10 opening from 2006 yesterday. Go check it out. I didn't even really hype it up. So go check out that video. It was pretty cool opening every single 10 cyber dragon. All the sacred beast. So that's a shining angel. Red eyes black dragon. I think it's actually worth a few bucks in a regular rare. Because he's you know he's from dark legends. Super hard to find. All right. Another absolute power force is yielded us our only foil so far from these. So let's see if we can double up on absolute power force. We've got a viper's rebirth. Magic hole golden. Lair wire. Tri-Akular. Burfomet. And the fire and ask a tour. All right. The burfomet. We have still five packs left. Let's go into another dark legends. And we get that blue eyes which is worth quite a bit. We've got the luminous spark. There's a ton of cards in here. How many is it? 12. There's three extra cards. UFO turtle. Gravekeeper's servant. Flying comic here number one. Logen. The mystical genie of the land. Oh embodiment of apophis. We do have a foil and then there's also a rare in here. That's pretty cool. A super rare embodiment of apophis. I always remember this one from dual links. Classic odion card. We got the megamorph left leg and flame swordsman. So I get a couple of exotic pieces out of those packs. It's not bad. Okay. Let's let's do a cyber dark impact because we do have two of these. And we're going to save that ancient prophecy for last because that could have a very, very big part in it. Cyber dark. Let's go. We got a barrier statue of the inferno. Chain strike. Bear statue of the abyss. Justie breaker. Rampaging rhinos is our rare sniper hunter. And send it with switch. Let's do the lost millennium. I'm assuming that this is not a hobby pack. I don't think it is, but that would be still insane to pull h and your golem. Okay. Desk wombat. Clayman. Level conversion lab. Elemental hero spark man. And kizakis. It's not the struck button. He's self-destructing. Okay. One more cyber dark impact. And then we go into the ancient prophecy for Jackson. Let's see if we can get him something good. Viewer mail polls. We've gotten two foils so far. Combo fighter. We have the flame ogre. Vanity's call. Oh, we rucks and special like three cards. Vanity's ruler. Oh man. That's actually a good rare. Probably the best year in the set. Finally, the biggest of the packs. First edition ancient prophecy. It's always fun to open this one. So let's see if we can pull something crazy. Here we go. Ghost rare guys. Let's do it. Arm sea hunter. Advanced draw. Depth amulet. Wait. Oh, maybe this means we have something because it came up early. It's sticking. The sink row. I thought it was something. It's a turbo cannon. It is a super.  Sink row. I thought that was it. Oh my goodness. Okay. All right. Pretty fun. Jackson, thanks for sitting those in to be open. I always enjoy opening those up. Thankfully, we got a few polls. Unfortunately, not that ghost share you're hoping for. Next up, we have a package from Adam. And I did open this one, but I didn't read the note or really look at it yet. So we have this and we have what appears to be playing cards, which is pretty awesome. All right. Let's see what this note says. Dear rucks and I am a huge fan of your channel. And I've been wanting to send in something for you to open and keep for one of your viewer mail videos and closes an officially licensed deck of Yu-Gi-Oh play my cards and item I hope you do not already have and hopefully you have not already seen. Sorry they are opened. Since I bought this a while ago, before I started watching your channel and could not find you another new unopened deck, that is okay. That's okay. Doesn't have to be new. Anyways, I hope you find this item cool enough to put in one of your viewer mail videos. It's in here. And if so, I would consider it a great honor and would be very much appreciated. Lastly, I just want to say to please keep on making these epic videos of yours as YouTube and the Yu-Gi-Oh world would not be the same without you. Yours truly, Adam. Thank you, Adam. Appreciate that. P.S., if it would be too much to ask of you, could you please check out my YouTube channel Adams for the Love of Movie Picks? And if you like it, give a shout out on your channel for your viewers to check it out. And if you do not like it, or you think it is too immature-ish, I completely understand and respect your decision. Either way, you rock and rocks and peace out. So you guys can go check out his channel if you want. Let's check out these epic cards that he's on us. How did Cartes- I probably said that wrong. Let's see. The playing cards. Play some Yu-Gi-Oh cards, you know. These are actually awesome. Check this out. Joker. We got the Ace. King, Queen, Jack. Blacklist or Soldiers, the 10. Eight. Where's the nine? Five, four. Wait. There's a nine, right? There it is. Okay. Is it missing a nine? These are really cool. All right. We got the Pump King. The Legendary Fisherman. Wait. Oh, the dragon's on. They look a lot different on this. Okay. Blue Eyes, Holdsman, Dragons, the Ace. Blue Eyes, White Dragon. So they have like- So it's Yu-Gi for one of them. And then it's- Who's it? And then this is like random people. Like Insect Queen and all these things. And then there's like Kyba stuff for the Clover. And then the Joey. So like one is just like Miscellaneous and the others. That's actually amazing. These are awesome. I really like these. These are really cool. I've never actually seen something like this. So I actually really enjoyed these. Thanks again, Adam. That's a really cool item. We have another package here. Let's see what it is. Inside we have a note, which I think I chopped the edge off. Whoops. All right. We have a couple of small items here. Let's see what these are. Dear Ruxen, we have been thinking of sending you the unforgettable mail for a while now, but we could not decide on the right time. So we just went for it. According to legends, this gift will bring its owner prosperity and good fortune for the next videos to come. I like to hear that. Keep on making videos because they are truly awesome to watch. 100,000 subs are on the horizon. The Your Playmat Team PS. Here's 10% off store wide for your community. Ruxen 3410 YP. So go check out your Playmat guys. They sell a lot of like Playmats and sleeves. So if you use code Ruxen 3410 YP for 10% off on their store. So go check it out. I'll have it linked in the description. Okay. So let's see what they sent. I'm a little excited now. I'm a little excited. What could be in here? We have, oh my, what are these? 100,000 subscribers. My face in there. Oh my goodness. Check this out. The ultimate deck sleeves. Can you beat these? Should I put my blue eyes deck in these? 100,000 subs. What if I started shipping stuff out with these on and people get a, get a sleeve like this to like, um, is this from Ruxen? That's hilarious. Okay. What are the other ones then? Okay. Are they the same or are they a different one? I'm interested. Oh, okay. It's more of them. Cool. 100,000 subscribers. That is so awesome. That's hilarious. The shocked face. There it is. I never use that thumbnail. So I don't know what they're talking. Okay. I'm just kidding. Without, that's pretty funny. So if you guys want to get some custom sleeves, go check them out. Use the 10% off and you guys can get, I mean, I'm not sure that they're selling the Ruxen sleeves. You can just go make whatever sleeves you like. Okay. So that was super cool. So make sure you guys go check them out. I really enjoyed those. Those are awesome. And we have one final package. I believe this is some sort of mystery box. He told me it's a, it's a mystery slab box or something. So it's just in a regular package, but it has the address on it. So I don't want to show that part. Let's see if we can get it out kind of and keep the presentation. Here we go. So we have IG, the journey, YT, eBay, mama with eyes of blue. Okay. We've got thank you for supporting my business. I really like this. Very shiny. Got a holographic business card. Okay. Cool. Yeah, we hit a hollow. Okay. Let's see what is in here. It's some sort of mystery. It's like a mini mystery box. We have inside. We have some, uh, it looks like some regular old card. Let's see what are in the regular old cards. All right. We've got penguin brave jabbing panda. Oh, what is this? Oh, what is this? Is this, um, probably Korean. Yeah. Korean. There we go. Because it has circles. It's Korean and it's not Japanese. That's what I learned from you guys in the comments. So I have learned a little bit in terms of the languages. All right. Cool. More Korean stuff. Yeah. And so these are just like the more of the, you know, Commons bolt kind of stuff. So I guess that's included in every single one. Then we have some foil stuff. Let's see what they are. We have the iron dragon. Tiamaton. Okay. Signal warrior. Jerak. Giant rat cease. Giant red cease. Giant rat cease. No, not that. And then the brother of the fire fist. Okay. So a few, a few foils. Nothing real crazy there. And then we have finally, is this the great? Yeah. It's a graded card. It's a random graded card. So I don't know what we're, what to expect. Like, is it going to be PSA grade? Is it going to be BGS graded, CGC? Like what is it? What is it going to be? Or is this going to reveal it? Um, I'm not sure. All right. We have a, it looks like it's that other grading company. I can't remember what it's called. It's overseas. I figure it'll say on the label, but we have a that grading company. I can't remember, OG maybe or something? A blue-eyed white dragon from SKE. What is the grading company called again? OG. Yeah, I was right. Okay. OG. So it has a eight centering, or eight surface, six edges. Wow. That's pretty bad. Seven corners and nine centering. So I have a blue-eyed white dragon graded card. This feels a lot like a BGS slab. It has the BGS subgrade. So it's, let's see the slab. I kind of want to check this slab out because I've never seen one of these cards. So this will actually give me a little insight into them, which is pretty cool. Viewer mail has always given me these new grading companies like, uh, CGC is not that new anymore. They're kind of a year and a half old or whatever now, but I never touched a slab from there. That got sent in. That was cool. This seems pretty, uh, it's very BGS-like, very solid. You know, okay, what is, what is happening there? What is this? Uh, what happened? What is that? I don't know. That's weird. Okay. Um, I just really interested in this slab. It seems very solid. Like you could just, you could just knock someone over the head with this thing and probably like knock them out. Okay. So that's pretty cool. All right. This is a pretty interesting. So random mystery box graded card. So I don't know if they're all OG grading or what, but that's, it's pretty interesting. I mean, that's kind of cool. I'd say mostly the value is in the graded cards. I mean, these didn't really give us much value at all. So I don't know if you can actually get good stuff in there or not. Me, it's probably just random, but, um, PS, or not PSA, OGA. So honestly, I mean, OGA is probably not worth very much because it's not, you know, probably not in a PSA eight or whatever, but even that it's a blue eye. So that's really cool. So I don't know what, how much they would cost because he just sent it to me. I don't know like what the value is, like what, what you would pay or not. If we like made value back or not, but either way, really cool. So I like to see that. I like to see these new, uh, new grading companies like actually holding myself so I can experience it a little bit. I don't really mind the look of it. I think it looks okay. It just feels a little bit like BGS, I would say, but if you're overseas and you don't have that BGS option or PSA or whatever, then I see why you would go here because it's just, you know, I have to ship overseas and I'll do all that stuff. All right. That's it for this video guys. A lot of really cool mail. We had the 100,000 subscriber sleeves. That was cool. We had a graded mystery box with the rarest card of all time, the larva moth from 1998, the cousin moth. Pretty awesome. And then some other really cool stuff. So I appreciate all you guys sending stuff in. If you do want to send me something, check out the PO box in the description. You can send over whatever you want. It can be packs to be open. Yeah, we open some packs in today's video. That's always fun. You can send some cool sleeves or whatever. Just send it over and we'll probably do a mail opening every two or three weeks, I would say, something like that as long as we have enough mail. So that's it for this one guys. Don't forget, special editions this Saturday. And if you missed yesterday's video, all the 2006 tens, go check it out. I will see you guys later. Peace.


As we discussed earlier, Unity scenes are stored as .unity files. And these are actually just text files. So if I come here and open this in my text editor, we'll see it's a YAML format file, but it's just showing all the elements that make up our scene, all the game objects and their properties just in the textual format. A similar kind of asset is what's called a prefab, and prefabs are created by taking individual game objects and dragging them into the assets window. And it's created here a .prefab file. If we go back to the assets, it's now this cube.prefab. I can open it in a text editor, and it looks very much like a scene, but it's just describing that one game object and any of its descendants. This game object just had the one child, so that's what we see here. So a prefab is like a scene, but it's just one game object and its descendants. Having created this prefab, what we can then do is create instances of this prefab in our scenes. And in fact, we can have multiple instances within any scene. So here now there's the two instances, now there's three. And the blue text here is indicating that this game object is an instance of a prefab. That's what that means. So if I come to the prefab and I modify it, like say I'm going to give the cube of the prefab, I'll give it a blue material. And now for all these instances, their cube objects are blue as well, because they're linked to the prefab. I can come to these individual instances and I can modify them so that their particular values are different from the prefab. And you'll see here as I edit the transforms, they're now in bold indicating that they diverge from the prefab. I don't know why the rotation is now bold, it's obviously the same as the prefab, it hasn't been changed. So this bold highlighting is a little flaky in my experience, it doesn't always reliably indicate when something has been overridden or not. But anyway, that's what it's meant to indicate. And so here on this particular instance, if I change this blue to purple, the property is now in bold indicating that it's overriding the value inherited from the prefab. So now if I come to the prefab and edit this to let's say green, well it's not affecting this one because this one has its own overridden value. If I now right click and revert value to prefab on the instance, and now it's back in sync with the prefab. Though again, notice for some reason, it's in bold erroneously suggesting that it's overriding the prefab value when it's not. Again, the bold highlighting in my experience is pretty flaky. So don't take it too literally. Anyway, so that's the idea of a prefab. It's an asset which represents a game object and all of its properties, along with all of its descended objects. And you can use it like a blueprint for actual instances in your scenes. And be clear, if I had other scenes, I could use the same prefab in any one of those scenes. Now if I were to delete this asset, notice that the instances have all gone red. That's just unity trying to help us out and warn us that there's instances that have lost their connection to the prefab from which they were made, which perhaps can happen unintentionally. In this case, it was intentional. So to tell unity that these aren't meant to be instances of any prefab anymore, I'm just going to highlight them. And then under game object, break prefab instance. And now you can see the text is black again, because they're just ordinary game objects not linked to any prefab anymore. Now one common reason to create prefabs is that you want to have something put in your scene, but not necessarily at load time, you don't want it to be there at the very start on load. So what you do is you take that game object, you make a prefab out of it here, I'll make this a prefab again there. Now we have our cube prefab. I'll just create a script here, call it prefab demo, and open it in Visual Studio. And I'm going to give this a public game object field. I'll call it prefab. And I'm going to get rid of all these cube objects and attach the prefab demo to our main camera just so I have some place to put it. No real relation to the camera just got to put it somewhere. And in here, for the prefab field, we will drag the prefab onto it. And now what's going to happen, Unity will create an instance of the prefab and assign it to this prefab field. They'll be clear if I play the game right now. No cubes show up, we don't get any cubes, because the game object created for this prefab field isn't actually part of the scene. But if we now come in here and use instantiate, and pass it the prefab, this is effectively cloning the object, but the clone created here will actually exist in the scene. So now if I come back here and play, you'll see that yeah, there's the clone that was created from the prefab. So a common practice then is to put together prefabs in your scene, make the prefab and then delete the actual instance, and then create the instance later using instantiate in the game logic. Yes, of course, in this example, when we called instantiate, it was in the start method of an object that exists at the beginning of the scene. But of course, we can call instantiate at any point, we don't have to do it necessarily at the start of the scene, it can be done later. One reason to make prefabs is to make game objects that can be distributed in packages. For example, Unity has some stock asset packages here under import package. There are various assets in these packages that are useful, particularly for early stage development. Like say, I've already imported this characters package into my project. And so here under standard assets, under characters, we have a first person character and a third person character. Under third person character prefabs, there's this third person controller, which I've created an instance of here. And now if I play this game, and as you can see, we have this animated character, which I can control with basic access input, space to jump, you can walk up slopes, collide with the geometry, and even ducks, this is pretty cool. There's auto ducking, that's a little flaky, but it's pretty neat. So there's a lot of behavior that comes stock with this character. And that's just all under this prefab notices is to scripts attached. There's a collider rigid body for physics and obviously a lot of animations going on here. We won't go into the logic, just understand obviously you probably wouldn't ship a game with this stock character in there, but maybe use this third person controller prefab as a basis and swap in your own model and animations. That's a pretty good way to start. We also have a prefab for a first person character called FPS controller. And here I'm going to disable the main camera game object and the third person controller, and enable the FPS controller. And under this FPS controller, it has its own, did that not stick? Come on. Why you're not enabled? There we go. It has its own camera. And that makes sense because the FPS controller, if we just double click, it's just this bounding capsule. It's just a collision capsule. And there's a camera that is attached to it that moves when the capsule moves. Actually, it's not an ordinary capsule collider. It's this thing called the character controller, which is a special variant of a capsule collider, which has extra logic for moving the capsule collider to positions that aren't occupied by static colliders. There's a special move method where you can tell it to move, but it won't actually move the capsule to intersect anything in the scene. Like it won't move it to intersect the floor or this slope here, it won't intersect it when we move it. So we didn't get into that when we talked about physics, but you might want to look at that's the component being used here. And there's also key logic here in this first person controller script, which I won't go into. I'll let you look at that yourself. Anyway, so now if we play the scene, we should spawn as a first person controller. And I can mouse look around and use WASDA to move around just like doom controls.  And I can jump with space. And notice I can't walk into these pillars because they are static colliders. And I can jump off the edge. Nope, there we go. Okay. And that's a pretty good start for any first person game. Notice this doesn't include anything for rendering hands and interacting with objects or shooting guns or whatever. So you'd have to add that in yourself. But this is a pretty good start for just walking around an environment in first person. So in my opinion, this character's package here is really probably the most essential of these stock unity asset packages. Though you should definitely poke around in these other ones. vehicles, for example, has some prefabs for an aircraft with basic aircraft controls, there's a car with basic car controls. And you again, probably wouldn't use this stuff stock in any project, you wouldn't ship with these prefabs. But you might use them as a starting point and tweak from there, or just take them as models to imitate in your own implementations. So they're definitely worth a look. There's interesting stuff in here.