All right, it is starting. All right, it is officially started. We're gonna see it over here, everybody. Hey, everybody, we're just getting set up. So give us a second. This is my mom though. We'll see over here. I have it on my other screen, so we're just getting set up, and then we'll get started. There we go. That's the stuff. Okay, so that's what we look like on the screen. And there's everybody. So there's people in the chat already. Hey, everybody, how's it going? Special guest, if you couldn't tell. Special guest, we have my mom on here. It's funny because every time I do a live stream, she'll come and watch it, and people will be in the chat asking her questions because they see that she's my mom. And so I thought as a special, as my special guest, I'd bring her on to just be part of it, and you can ask her questions directly, and she can actually answer you. So do you wanna say something? Not really, I'm just so proud of this guy. So, yep, I love hearing about what he's doing and seeing his posts and stuff and reading the comments. So that's kind of, you know, I get to... Do you watch all my videos? No, no. But I read the comments. All right, that's fair. I don't have time for that. I understand, it's not really, most of my videos aren't really something you'd be interested in. Exactly, but you know, I'm there to, you know, see the love. And you know, once in a while, I'm like, oh, Alex, you gotta check on that. I get it. Yeah, she's checking through the comments making sure you guys are being appropriate. Let's see, from Greece, we got some people in Greece. Yeah, where are you guys from? Wow. Where are you guys from? Like, see some people I actually, I recognize already, but they're saying hi to you. They're not saying hi to me. They are asking you, they will be asking you questions though, I guarantee it. They said, what was my favorite cartoon? Did you watch cartoons? Yeah, I watched cartoons. What did you watch? I don't know, it depends on your definition of cartoon. Cause I used to watch a show called I Carly. I used to like that show a lot. Oh yeah, on Disney? On Disney, yeah. Oh yeah, that was a good one. That was a good one. I wasn't a fan. Okay, let's see where people are from. We got Malaysia, India, Portugal, Moldova, Nevada, India, Georgia, Michigan, Nigeria, Peru, Turkey. They're everywhere in New York.  Netherlands, Nigeria, Philippines, Syria. What country, how about this? What country is no one from? How about we answer that? Cause I think that's gonna be easier. Let's see, Belize. Yeah, we'll just assume it's everywhere in the world. Yeah. They're everywhere. Yeah, nice. I saw some questions up here. Let me see if I can find it cause let's see. Oh, I thought it was a question, but it was from Clarissa. So if it's green like that, it means they've joined and like support the channel. Okay. It's like $3 a month just to support the channel. So Clarissa was supporting the channel. Thank you, Clarissa. But she said, hi Alex and mom. He's a blessing to us and I'm sure to you as well. Am I a blessing to you? Yes. All right, sweet. Yeah, are you subscribed to my channel? Of course. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah, that'd be devastating to me if we were not. Dad is too. They wanna know if we travel a lot. We travel a little bit. We go on vacations together. We've got something planned for. Don't tell them where we're going. No. Cause then we'll have people from all over the world. The paparazzi will show up. They'll show up and it'll just be a nightmare. For Thanksgiving, we did a week. We're doing a week. Last year we went to Virginia. A very nice resort there. So yeah. So we're doing another week over Thanksgiving again. We get the whole week off for school. So. Yeah, yeah. My dad is the principal, the headmaster of the school that my kids go to.  So I'll take a week off. When is that? Next month? November. Yeah, next month. What's her name? My name is Maria. Yes. And we have matching dimples in case you didn't know. That's where he gets them from. You can't see him that much. Yeah, cause yeah, he's got them. I do. I do. Let's see. Yeah, some people are saying analyst builder, here we go. Yes, I will be doing. So if you guys have never come to these and this is your first one and you just are like checking it out for the first time. These are very unstructured. I do monthly Q&As where I just do like an hour and a half straight of answering any questions that you have. And we'll have like four or 5,000 people total show up. Usually about like 150 term people at a time. And I just answer questions the whole time. That's all we do. Then we have ones like this where I hit certain milestones. So I hit 600,000 subscribers. So we're doing this. Where I just chitty chat with you guys and I do giveaways and answer some questions. We'll have a Q&A cause she can't stay the whole time. She'll stay for probably like 30 minutes or so. And then when she leaves, I might just, who knows? We'll probably just do some Q&A. I'll play some guitar for you. I probably won't do that while she's here. But then, yeah, that's it. And then so later on, not right now probably in 15, 20 minutes, I'll have my mom help choose people or select people who are gonna be getting free courses on analyst builder. And so, yeah. Can I ask you about that? How do you select them? Randomly. Oh, just on the chat. Yeah. I just ask, I'll probably say who wants this course? The MySQL for Data Analytics course or the Python course. And then people who type in when I tell them to type in, I'll just select one. I'll say, hey you, shoot me an email and it's all honest, honesty system. What's it called? Honest system? On your honor? Honor system. It's all in the honor system. So I've never had an issue with it and I hope we don't have an issue with it. What is the analyst builder? You wanna tell them what analyst builder is one? No. Okay, go ahead. Analyst builder is my platform that I built with the team of developers. To teach data analytics, you can practice coding questions and I have full courses on there and I probably should have put it in the chat. It's just analystbuilder.com. But go check it out. It's in beta right now. So it's not fully done. We'll have a live launch. That's why I haven't been almost promoting it at all because we're still fixing some small issues. I'm building more courses and it's gonna be amazing when it goes live but you can check it out now if you want. But I'll be giving away free courses that I have made myself. They're full length courses with projects and the coding built into the courses which is really neat and so that's what it is. That's what it is. Let's see. Mom, how did you help Alex to love studying and becoming the best of himself? How do you help me love studying and become the best of himself? How do you do that? That's a tough question. Well, I think it just runs in the family because his dad loves to learn. That's true. And I mean, I do too. I just don't like to test. That's, you know, sign me up for a conference. I love learning new things. And, but I think he gets it just naturally. It's just, you have it. You just love to find he picked up the guitar. We were trying to give him guitar lessons when he was younger and he refused to practice, hated it, then his junior year, all of a sudden this guitar shows up. I'm like, what are you doing?   I'm like, what? So that's kind of the start of your YouTube love. And then after that you taught yourself how to play other instruments and then. I'm more self motivated. You can't tell me to do something. Right. You gotta love it. But I have to want to do it. Right. I would agree with that. This one's another question. Oh wait, it said, how was Alex as a child? That's all it said. Oh wait, no, the bigger picture, that's why it said. How was Alex as a kid?  And he was a great kid, honestly. He was very, like, very motivated, left soccer. I did. Probably, we saw a lot of grit in him even then. Even in elementary school, my husband was a wrestling coach. We all love wrestling. Not professional, but the sport. And so when he started wrestling, he just had, he was like, I'm gonna win. And so he just, he was very determined. And we could see that. And strong. And really strong. I don't know about that. He was kind of puny. He is, takes after his mom, not his dad. His dad is six feet and he's. No, dad is bigger than six feet. He's a six one. He's like six one or six two.   He's a stocky guy. He's like the opposite of me. So then like, you know, my brother Robbie, he got that tall gene and I got the short mom gene. A lot of people are saying they're beta testers in here. Thank you guys, I really appreciate it. Another one says, you mentioned traveling. Is it usually in the US only? Have you been to audiences countries? I think that's geared towards me. But we travel now mostly in country, like with trips we do and stuff like that. Like I've been to like, I just went to Las Vegas for a conference and me and my wife and we went to Utah and then Pennsylvania and Virginia. But I have been out of the country several times to Paris and London and China and Hong Kong and Jamaica. But not recently, not, not since I've had kids. It's harder to travel with kids. Yeah, for sure. It's a lot harder to travel. It'll come. Yeah. What's my favorite soccer team? I really like Manchester United was my favorite team growing up, but I more like like players. Messi is in Ronaldo. I just like both of them. I don't have a, I don't pick a side of them. They're just both great. Someone's saying, mom, please select me for Analyst Builder giveaway. Now, if you asked me, you probably won't get it. Uh-oh. I'm just saying. Uh-oh. Then kind of that way. Oh boy. Oh boy, she goes against the gradient. You gotta be patient and just go along with what you get and picked for. Luck of the draw. That's it, that's it.  Max is, my dog Max is literally outside of whining because he wants to, he wants to get in and see her because she just got here. Some of these questions are, oh, so someone asked, am I the oldest, the youngest or somewhere in the middle? Okay, that's a trick question kind of. So, he was actually the age now that I had him. So, I was 28 when I had him. I'm 28 years old. I think so. I'm getting old. I think so. And so then he was our last biological. So, we have got three more that we adopted through foster care and they are 18, 16 and 13. And so, we had three, now we have six. So, he was a baby and now he's the middle. Middle child. Biologically, I'm the youngest. Right. And how I grew up was the youngest, but now I'm the middle child. Yeah. So, someone's asking an actual data analyst question here, and that's fine. I won't, I'm not going to answer those until my mom leaves, which is in like, you know, 15, 20 minutes. She's not staying long. Yeah. She's got work to do. She came out just for me. So, she's not going to stay long. So, I'll answer all those questions when she leaves. We'll do a nice long Q and A time at the end. I'll probably whip out the guitar. Now I'm feeling, now that I've talked about it, now I'm probably will do that. But just questions, you know, while my mom is here, really got to take advantage of the time that she's here. Let's see. No, I have not watched Messy Play at Inner Miami. I don't have the funds to do that because it's very expensive. I don't know what that question means. Let's see, let's see, let's see. Yeah, see, those are real questions. Yeah, go ahead and ask real questions in the chat, but I know in previous streams, and if you see one, no, I don't live with my mom. I don't live with my mom. She loves like 20 minutes away. But are you going to sing? No. Oh, okay. I know, but I don't sing for people. But what I saw a question saying, what do you do for work? And I do childcare. So I work out at my home and I watched children. I watched his kids for about a year and a half or so. When we moved here from Dallas. I moved here, yep. And my degree is in child and family. And so I love kids. This is a good question. Clarice asked this. Clarice and Mitchell said, what profession did you think Alex would be when he was like 10? When I was younger. I think when we were, when he was a little bit older. So when he was, you know, getting toward junior senior. I was really like saying, what do you like? Because you have to know what you like doing because otherwise I won't do it. Right. You, you know, and I saw really saw him as a people person.  He loves to teach and he's very good at it. I knew too. I love to teach also.  And so because sometimes granola, for example. Alex had done a stint of selling granola in college for some money and I helped him kind of get started with that. But then once, once that all guy going, then other people are like, oh, I would love to make your granola. And so I'm like, well, come on over. Let's, let's make it together because it kind of has a technique. And so and baking bread and things like that. So I just, I really enjoy that. No. Did he ever go through a rebellious phase? That's a good question. No, no, I had really good kids. I have really good kids. They really were, as far as I know, you know, but I, they never got in trouble. I did get water for you. Oh, thank you. But yeah, they didn't, they never got in trouble. Just had a great friend group in school. So that was really good. And how did he learn to be so punctual and focused? I would say probably more of his dad's side. His dad likes to be early. I love being early. If he's not 10 minutes early, he's late. So I cannot stand people who are late. Yeah.  That drives me nuts. I'm like, it's 905. We said get here at nine. I'm like, I'm like, jeez. I'm not talking. No, not me. I was on time. It's not pointed at you. You got to hear it. You got to hear on time. Someone said, what is the habit of Alex that you hate? Hate is a strong word. How about just dislike?  I'm going to take some thought. That hurt my feelings. I don't know. Honestly, there's not, there's not much to hate there. There's not much to dislike there. I just, I think you're a great person. You've really got to be something. I don't know. You got anything that I, the annoying habits. Yeah. I forget Christine. I'll say what Christine doesn't like. Sure. Christine doesn't like that. I forget. I forget things. So she'll ask. I don't know if there's a common guy thing, but she'll ask me to like get something, change the, do the laundry or put the laundry in the dryer for the washer. Sure. And then I forget because I start working and then she's not happy about that. So let me give you a hint for that. Okay. Set a timer. I've been doing that. It doesn't help. I forget to set the timer. You put it on. I know. Put it on your watch. If you remember to do that, make yourself a note, put a sticky on your screen so you have to do it. Yeah. Do you use a gamer when I was younger or more focused on sports? He did like to play some games. We didn't have a lot. I, we had a little bit of games, but I, I really, and now I hate games. Honestly, I know they're becoming a bigger thing, but I think they're, I hope I can say this, a time suck.   And so I think when, if you get serious that, you know, it's okay to have some fun, but it's also, you need to be take your time and do your work. And I think that's where he's really, you know, I did both though. I did game quite a bit. I played this game called RuneScape, some League of Legends, some Call of Duty, some Halo. It's like the popular game. Yeah. Nothing like crazy. Am I OCD? Definitely not. No. I'm the opposite of OCD. I, I, I. He's pretty chill, honestly. He's very been very laid back. That he gets that from his dad too, because that he is very laid back. I am more emotional and, but I try to keep that in check. Where are you and Alex's dad from? Where are we from? We're from Minnesota. Born in Minnesota, which is like the northern part of the United States. Very cold. Very cold. It's next to Canada. Yes. Yeah. What's our best family memory together? Hmm. That's a good question. I want to know because I don't know. Just spending time together, you know, those are the memories. You just got to have time together. I was so happy that when the year before my dad died, before grandpa died, we all got up to his house in Minnesota for Christmas. Yeah. So we got to have some and because he died in January. So December we were up there and he died like two or three weeks later. Yeah. And so that was just really that, that for me was like, I was so happy that we were all got to be there. Yes. That doesn't happen very much when you live more in the south and have to travel 20 hours to get up there. It is, it is a, it's harder to do that. That is very true. That's very true. A lot of people are saying, not a lot of people. A couple of people are saying they played Rinskeep and League of Legends as well. Great games. I don't play them at all anymore. Somebody asked why you're bald. Okay. He gets that from my side of the family. My dad had, he had a little comb over. So he, Alex was starting that and so. Well, I wouldn't say I was starting that. I just had Widow's Peaks. Like this part was like starting to get a little thin up here. A little bit. Yeah. A tiny bit. It just, it just runs in my family. So that's true. You know, baldness is kind of cool right now and in and he just, you know, it looks, it looks good. Thanks. I appreciate it. It's, I can't go back. No. I'm not having hair. Once you go, once you go bald, you can never go back. If I, if one day I came on with like a toupee or something, it'd be bad. He did look pretty cool though, but he did have hair. He was very cute. I gave him pretty good haircuts. Yeah. I would agree. Yeah.  I don't think I've ever been to a barber shop. No. Baby grandma. His grandma's a big fan. Grandma would also, my grandma would also cut my hair. Yeah. All right guys. In about four minutes, four minutes. Already time. I know it's gone. I go by, doesn't it go by quick? In four minutes, we will do, I'll give you a keyword to put in the chat. And if you put that keyword in, then she will select you. I'm going to be giving away four courses for the four different people. So you have four chances to get to get it. Let's see. I'm just reading the comment. Did you use me as a reference? No, I did not. I think I had any references when I applied. I don't think I put any references because I was applying underneath the radar of my current job that I've got. Oh, right. So then I didn't put any references for that. Let's see. Yeah. We really thought that he was, I don't know, in our generation, it was like considered a no-no to be jumping jobs and he was going from job to job to job. He was going up and, but, you know, we didn't really see all that. We were, he was in Texas at the time, so we didn't really know what was all going on. But when we were like, man, this boy is not sticking around too long. But it's because I was climbing that corporate ladder. He was. Very much. Yeah. And so we started to see that and we're like, oh, that's, that's good. Yeah. Yeah. Some jobs don't ask for references. I didn't. I'll talk, I'll talk about analyst builder stuff later if you guys have questions on it, because I see people are asking about it. But I'll answer that in the Q and A when she leaves. But let's see. Oh, we got two more minutes. We'll see if there's any other questions. They didn't catch your name. Oh, yes. I'm Maria. They asked me, do you use a razor, a machine? I don't know what that means. Or share the technique. Oh, like a, like a trimmer. So if I have like a nice event that I'm going to, or, you know, like I really want it to look nice, I'll shave it. Today I just use like this electric trimmer. They get it somewhat close, but as much as I love you guys, it's not like a big event. So like, I didn't go all the way. And the technique, I just go against the grain. Just go against the grain. That's it. Let's say, wait, wait, wait. Last one. Last question. How was Alex in high school? Was he popular, nerdy, et cetera? Oh, I would say he was popular. He had great friends. I wouldn't say everyone liked him. I had friends who are popular. I don't think I was popular. Maybe. He was in the middle. He was a small school. Yeah. Everyone was like. But, you know, like you're junior and senior year. He, he picked a day. I don't know if you did it with Caleb. Yeah, all my, all my friends. I don't know, but where they started on Tuesday, where you classy Tuesday. And so they kind of up the game and, you know, started off with maybe three of them. And pretty soon, quite a few people were coming to school looking good. Or bow ties or suit jackets to school. Yeah. It was the thing to do. Yeah. Yeah. He was, he was definitely a leader in the like cheering section.  They were coming to the games and cheering and sometimes, you know, some of the cheers were a little questionable. I don't remember. I do. But, but he, he was always very supportive in that and was always a All in a lot of team spirit. Yeah. I'm a very enthusiastic person. If you can't tell, I'm enthusiastic. Yes. And the last, actually the second, the last question is, well, my dad, it was somewhere in here. It said, would my dad be on here? I'll probably get my dad on at some point. He might be out of screen. He'll be like up here. He's a, he's a tall guy. He feels a lot taller than me. Because I'm like five, 10. And so he's only like, he's like four inches taller. So if he was sitting, he's like, it'll be like there. I might have to lower the screen a little bit. Or put the angle of the camera. All right, guys. I get, I'll answer more personal questions later if you guys want, but she can't stay the whole time. She has work to do. So what do you want the keyword to be? Oh, wait, wait. Before I start. So here's what we're going to do. I'm going to, she's going to give the word. But once she does, you're going to put in the chat.  This is the honor system. Okay. So if you don't get chosen, don't email me. But this is the honor system. So email me. I'll give you a code and you'll be able to redeem it for a free course of your choosing. I'll let you choose. So go ahead and tell them what do they need to put in the chat? It'd be anything you could think of a word, a verb, a place, anything you want. They'll take your time. Let's do. Oh my gosh. Let's do the number 87. 87. All right. 87. Now they're going to start coming in. Sure. And then when they do, I'm just going to kind of scroll through and you'll choose someone. Okay. Okay. You'll choose someone. Okay. So fun fact, someone asked up there about my name where I got my name. And if it was, you know, any Christian Christian countries, my grandmother, like you guys, my grandmother loved the sound of music. And so when I was born, they named me Maria Elena. And so Maria Elena is also from West Side Story. Is that right? I think West Side Story. So I hadn't had a popular name. I grew up with how do you solve a problem like Maria? That was fun. But that is where I got my name and I've, you know, I've had people wonder if I'm of a different, like if I was more Mexican, people from Mexico tend to use Maria a lot. Do they? Yeah. Oh, I would not have guessed that. Yeah. I had a whole family that I worked with. Combustion. That their first names are all Maria. And then they went by their middle name. All right. Cool. Yeah. Well, I don't know if you've noticed, but there are literally hundreds of people spanning it. Oh my goodness. So I'm just going to pause because people are putting in multiple times, which is fine. Yep. But she's, I'm going to scroll through here. And if you feel, if you see one that you're like, that's the one, that's the 87 that I really like. All right. I see one right here. Wait, which one? This one here. Cubum. Coke. I'm going to put the, I'm going to copy the name or type the name in at Shubham Choke. That's the winner. I'm going to type winner for the first one. We're doing four of these. Okay. We got to go quick. So now no more talking. We got to go quick. Okay. What's the next thing they need to put in? So this is going to be our next one. Oh, we need a new one. A new one. Well, we need four total. Okay. Okay. Let's do Daisy. Daisy. All right. I have a dog named Daisy. Yes. They're a little, I, if you've been, if you, if you follow me on Instagram. I've dropped the 87s guys. Daisy. Yeah. No more 87. 87s out. You have to write Daisy. Yeah. D-A-I-S-Y. D-A-I-S-Y. That's right. It's their little pug. It's, it's something. Oh, there we go. There we go. There we go. Daisy's flowing in. All right. All right.  The top. All right. Someone wrote Dazzy. Close. Close. Go up a little bit. He's close. Oh, go up this way. This way? Yeah. I saw Daisy up there. Oh. That one? Yeah. That's the first one? Yeah. D-A-I-S-Y. D-A-I-S-Y. C-A-S-T-L-O. Let me, let me type it. Jo-a. C-A-S-T-L-O. I'm going to type winner. Winner two. All right. We got two more. Two more. All right. Let's do Max for his dog. All right. Max is my dog. So you got to put type Max. We're just doing dogs now. The next one's going to be Rosie apparently. No. Yeah. No. She'll keep you on your toes. All right. So now the, now the keywords max. No more Daisy. No more Daisy. Now the keyword's maxed. No more Daisy. Nope. Daisy's out. MAX. Yeah, MAX, that's it. All right, keep them coming, keep them coming. I'm not gonna do the first one this time. Oh boy. Worstish, it might not have been the first one. You just tell me when to stop. Yep, yep, yep. There's a lot flowing in. I know, that's crazy. It's a good thing. Tell me when to stop. Anytime. Take your time. Let's do Jamie Webster. Whoa, wait, where was that? Jamie Webster, got it, got it. Jamie, there is Jamie Webster, she's gonna be, I'm guessing that she could be a guy. I had a brother named Jamie. That's true, and that's my middle name. Yes. My middle name is Jamie as well. All right, last one. So we have one or three, we've had, we've picked three people. Very last one is, can be anything. I know. Anything. Pick something in the room. I know. Look around. Oh wait, pirate. Pirate. All right. Pirate. So go ahead and put pirate in the chat. This is gonna be our fourth winner or last winner. He was a pirate. I saw his cup, you can show your cup. Oh yeah. So I got my cup. I went to ECU, it's a school, East Carolina University in North Carolina. That's where I went to school. So we'll start seeing those in a second. And then there'll be our very last one. Oh, here we go. Oh my goodness. There's too many. There's a lot. Any of these look good. This guy supports the channel just so you know. Oh. See, you don't have to do that. That's up to you. I'm not gonna, I'm not. Thanks, Josh. Oh, she didn't, she didn't choose you. Sticking out. I can keep going on the bottom, they're still typing it. I saw, I saw when I was, that looked interesting. Okay. Don't want the heart? Yeah. Okay. Oh yeah, yeah. So at, there we go. This is winner number four. All right, guys. Thank you guys so much for joining. Sorry, you couldn't all win. Participating. Yeah, I can't all win, but I'll be doing more of these giveaways, especially as I launch more courses and stuff like that. I'll do giveaways for that, for that stuff. But you guys, go ahead and shoot me an email. Just tell me that you won honor system guys, don't send me an email. If you didn't, I usually can verify through YouTube. So someone will send me an email, I can go look at their account and see, and check that. So I can verify. So if you didn't win, don't, don't send it. It's on YouTube. Yeah, it's on here as well. So I know what the winners names are and who they are. And you're all winners because, you know, you've got a really good teacher over here.  That's right. That's right. We appreciate you. Yes, yes, yes. All right guys. All right game. Well that's it. That's my mom. Thanks for joining. You're welcome. Really appreciate it. Maybe have you on with that in the future. Yeah.  That sounds good. I don't know. I'll try to remember some secrets. Yeah, make a list. I'm making a list when things pop to your head. All right. Just write them down. There's other things to share. Yes. All right. Love you. Love you too. All right. See you. Bye everybody. Yep. She said bye. I'm sure you heard her. All right, I'm putting that chair off to the side. See you mom. All right. All right, let me, I'm checking the texts real quick. Seeing if my wife had texted me. She didn't. Are my feelings hurt? A little bit. Let's see. You're gonna unsubscribe? Hey, don't do that my friend. Geez. Terrible, that's terrible. Yeah, just so you know, so I had a lot of people asking about Analyst Builder. I'm not taking, Analyst Builder's a totally separate thing from YouTube.  So you don't have to worry. I'll still have the full Data Analyst Bootcamp on there, which is a fantastic resource. And so yeah, thank you guys for being kind and nice to my mom. She was really looking forward to coming on and in the past and previous like stuff. You guys just would interact with her in the chat. And so I was like, I should just bring her on. I really should. It's like really right above my head. It's fine. So anyways, I just thought I should bring her on. That was really fun. I'm really glad I got to do that. Did I change the laundry today? No, because I don't need to. I did yesterday though. I did yesterday. Oh, there goes my mom. She's leaving. She's leaving. Now we're gonna enter a time where it's just chill time. I might, I just bought an electric guitar and an amp. I'm not very good at it yet. I've been playing my acoustic. You guys know me. If you've watched any of my live streams, I usually play some acoustic guitar. I've never played my electric guitar on stream yet. So I might break that out a little bit maybe. We'll see how I'm feeling later. If I'm feeling confident, I'll do it. If not, I'm not gonna do it. But now I'm just gonna answer it. So we'll do some Q and A. I might break out the, there's two songs that I've been practicing, only two. Only two songs that I've been practicing on the electric guitar because there's some solos that I'm trying to learn. So I'm not super good at it. So I might break it out, but I might be feeling a little shy later. So maybe I won't.  Yes, I brought my wife on the channel a few times now.  He's really interesting too. So yeah, just really interesting. Lurisle wants the electric guitar. So we'll see. But anyways, I'm gonna just start answering. So we'll do some Q and A time. So if you have any questions about, it can be anything. It can be analyst builder. It could be data analytics. It could be landing at your first job. It could be about specific skills that you want to learn, how to get promotions. Any questions that you have. I usually like questions that are like specific to you. You're like, hey, here's where I'm at. How do I do X, Y, or Z? I like that because it's, you know, there's other people in your situation. It can be really helpful. Are there any remote internships that I know of? There are definitely remote internships out there. I don't have a good resource for that, if I'm being honest. But yeah, there are remote resources out there. Let's see. Why is it so hard to get an entry level job especially from Nigeria? Well, I don't know if I can speak specifically to Nigeria just because I don't know the job market there as well. But even just across the world, it's pretty difficult right now. We actually had, I was looking at the data literally two nights ago. We did have an influx in the data world of hires for data analysts. And September was a pretty good month. It had been pretty slow this year. Like if you go back and look at year over year, this year was actually one of the slowest years. No other reason. It has nothing to do, honestly. It has nothing to do with AI or anything like that. It really has everything to do with the fact that we went through this pandemic hiring frenzy for top talent. And people were buying and buying and buying people. But buying and buying and buying and hiring new talent. And they hired way too much. And I even called that. I was like, there's too much hiring. Like this company is really inflated with people. And so I knew that that wasn't gonna be forever. Couldn't, you can't sustain that level of hiring. And so we hired so many people in 2021, 2021, 2022. At 2023, we just, they started letting people go because of economic conditions. It was more budget related than anything else. And so we're just hitting a, we're getting, we've kind of gone through, I would say, a small recession, even globally, just because of all the economic stuff that's been going on. My prediction, I talked, I was talking on, I was chatting with Twitter on this guy who is really big on Twitter, but I can't remember his handle at the moment. Really big on Twitter talks about data. And he mentioned that he thinks there's gonna be a huge hiring surge in 2024, late 2024. And I said, that's exactly what I've been saying for the past about four or five months. And so he was kind of like, we were chatting about that on Twitter, or X. That's what you wanna call it. Not calling it X. But anyways, yeah, really interesting stuff. Yeah, there really was a September surge. It's a real thing, Clarissa, it's a real thing. Are there any analysts, organizations you're in or suggest we should look into? I'm not part of any. There are like really good communities. Like I like joining communities, not organizations. Like communities on Reddit. There's some good ones for Python and data analytics that I'm part of that I really like. And then like tool specific, like Tableau, subreddits. There are some good ones. If you just look around, those are the ones that I like that are active that are pretty good. Let's see. Which course do you recommend for learning SSIS? I took one on Udemy that I really liked. I just can't remember what it's called. But just look up SSIS on Udemy and try to find one that has good reviews. It'll be pretty cheap and SSIS is still relevant. Like you can still, you can still find job or there are still jobs that use that skill or that tool. Let's see. Will analysts builder help with building your own projects?  Just go over to analystsbuilder.com. I built the courses in my opinion to be some of the best that you can find out there. And not just because it's me teaching. I mean, I love teaching. I think if you like my teaching style, it transfers over very well to the full courses. But because one, we integrated an editor into the course. So while you're going through it, I ask you practice questions. And so you get to code and practice the coding while you're going through the course, which is really fun. The other thing is I have full length projects at the end that are guided projects and they're really good. And somebody else was just asking what we have planned next for analysts builder. They said there were a beta test and they said, what's next? If you're using analysts builder right now, this is like version 1.0. This is a super early version, kind of the base version of it. What we already have in the pipeline, let me actually pull this up. Yeah, right here. Let me pull this up because I'll tell you exactly what we're gonna be working on. Well, first off, I already have two other courses done, Python crash course for Python interview crash course. So if you have an interview for a technical interview in Python, that's that course. Then I have a full pandas course. That pandas course is, I think the best pandas course I've ever seen. I genuinely, I take a lot of pandas courses. It's super good. And the projects are the best projects I've ever built. In any of my courses, those are the best ones. They're just really, they're like little mini case studies, which I love. I thought it was really, really fun. Here are the next things coming up in terms of Analyst Builder. We're gonna be adding a gamification part of it where you can earn badges for things like, like when you're going through the practice questions, when you're coding and doing the questions, you're gonna earn points and you're gonna get badges the higher the more points you earn. If you take a full course, you'll get like a hundred points. If you do a single question on the questions page, you'll get, depending on the easy, medium, hard, very hard, you'll get, you know, three points, five, 10, 20 points. And so we'll add like badges where you can, when you can kind of like build your skills and earn points towards your skills, which I think is gonna be really fun. I'll be adding a resource page with resumes, template, resume templates, communities to join, cover letters, all sorts of different things. And then we'll be adding some really exciting stuff. And this is probably like a few months away, but like we're adding some AI integration into it to help you learn faster. And if you have questions, you can get immediate feedback and that's gonna be really neat. So there's more on here, I'm not, then we're gonna have some social features and aspects of it. So there's a lot of things that we have planned by the end of this year, it'll look very similar, but there'll be so much more on it. So I'm really excited about that. My email is alextheanalystyt at gmail.com. You've been liking Analyst Builder so far, I'm really glad to hear that. Just go on, again, I'm not gonna talk all the whole time about Analyst Builder. Again, this is still in beta, so people are beta testing it and giving us feedback on our Discord. So I'm not promoting it anywhere. You won't see me promoting it on any social media because I don't want more people joining while we're in beta because we already have like 3,000 people who are actively using it. And I wanted to be able to do that once we make improvements, fix all the bugs, then we'll be doing a live full launch. That's when you'll see me start promoting it and posting on LinkedIn and stuff like that. So if you want to, you can check it out, but there's no pressure to do that. All right, I'm gonna start answering other questions. I'm not gonna talk about Analyst Builder too much, just because, again, it's in beta. The Panos course sounds amazing. The Panos course is awesome. It's gonna be launching when we do the full launch in like a month. That's when I'm gonna launch it. It's 99% done. It's already edited. It's already done. I'm just having to put it in Analyst Builder add all the extra content underneath and resources and all that stuff. So it'll be done like next week, but I'm not gonna launch it until we do our full launch, I think, because I want to do it with the full launch. So both of those courses are most likely. Be there. Can you suggest platforms other than LinkedIn for entry-level positions in data analytics remote to help the guys outside the U.S.? I personally use LinkedIn a ton. That was my platform of choice for getting hired, and not just that, that's where I had the highest success rate. But other ones that I used, I still got interviews from, Glassdoor and ZipRecruiter. Those were two other ones that I used, and I was able to get interviews. I don't think I landed a job directly through either of those. Let's see. Yeah, somebody said they sent me an email, and I'll wait, I just missed it. They sent me an email. You can send me emails for questions, and I try to get to them. I have like 600 emails that I have not responded to yet. I had gotten it down to like 150 at one point, and then like over the weekend, I didn't work or something, and then I got up to like 250, and then I fell behind as I'd been really busy with Analyst Builder and YouTube and consulting and all the stuff that I do. So sorry, I got behind, but it says, how would you go about getting an internship without having a master's or bachelor's degree? It really depends on where you live. I have a little experience knowing how things, because I've hired people and worked with people a lot in Europe. I know the European market a little bit, and then the United States market. So that's the only two that I can speak to. In the United States, it's really about, I mean, even at any level, genuinely at any level, you're gonna have to like really focus, make a good portfolio, make a good resume, really work hard with recruiters to land a job. I would still do that with your level, even without a degree. And I've worked with many people who've gotten jobs as data analysts and are doing really well as data analysts who have no degree. So if that's really possible, I would just say, you really need to hustle. Like, you gotta hustle, you do. I know that doesn't like, isn't like the full-length huge answer, but when I get to your email, hopefully it'll be like, not in several months. But I will, I'll try to respond to that. It says, must a data analyst be a great communicator? I wouldn't say I was a great communicator when it first started out. I was just a positive person. So I think that helped. But communication-wise, I definitely struggled like explaining things and presenting information. I got better with time. So I would just say, have a positive attitude and a willingness to learn and be humble and know that you're not perfect. And try to, you know, grow from that. All right, let's see. Can YouTube translate your videos to Spanish? I don't speak English. I don't know. I don't know. I've been looking into some, some tools and platforms that can translate my stuff into different languages. Because I do have a large international audience. Only like, to half of my audience, English is their native language. Other than that, like the other 50% are people who are, English is not their first language. Although most can speak it. And so I'm trying to look at platforms where I can translate it to other languages well. And I think I might start like separate channels for different main languages. And I think that'd be really helpful. I just have to find, I think I'm going to hire someone to do that for me instead of me doing that myself. This is actually a good question. And there's probably one of my last ones about Analyst Builder. There's two questions and I'll do it. It says, will Analyst Builder only be for data analysts? Or will it expand to other data fields like data science or data engineering? Right now it is only going to be data analysis. And I'm going to go really in depth. So it's going to have courses on, here's the ones I already have prepared, I just have to record them. I've already done pandas, those are done. I'm almost done recording the Excel, Tableau. And then I'm going to do Power BI. And then I'm going to go into cloud platforms like AWS and Azure. Really digging into how you use them as a data analyst. Probably including things like Databricks and the different tools within AWS and Azure. So those are just some of them. I have more as well. Those are the main things. Now that's going to take me probably to the end of next year to finish recording and have done. So like as I'm building them, they'll just be releasing them, right? After that, I do want because I personally love data engineering. I feel like I've really excelled in that area in the past year or two. I would love to do some analytics engineering courses and maybe bring on someone, not to do the entire course, but to do certain aspects of the course or just do it with me, who I think he's even more knowledge in that area. And then maybe some introductory data science ones to begin with. But again, that's like two years out. That's quite a ways. That will not be ever be the main focus of the platform. And someone asked, do I plan to remove the lifetime subscription? I'm not removing the lifetime subscription. It's just going to be a higher price. Right now, the lifetime subscription, you'll get every course, all the questions for life that I ever create for $249, which if I create 20 courses, that's like $10 a piece. And I will do more than 20. It will go up during the light, the full launched probably $399. And I'll give like a 20% discount. So it'll still be $100 more. Just to give you some context. Let's see. Is a portfolio a must for getting a data analyst internship? No, it is absolutely not. I've seen people do it without one. I just think it sets you above everyone else who doesn't do it. And you can really showcase your skills and your projects a point to during the interview and be like, hey, I built this and here's what I learned from it. Here's what I got from it. And that really is like sets you apart during interviews. That's why I recommend doing it. What is my strategy for sorting my inbox? I am this close to hiring a personal assistant. I am getting to a point. I'm breaking. Here's my threshold for work and how much time I have. And I'm like right here. I almost can't do everything that I have to do. And now with Analyst Builder, I'm kind of on customer service. We have people on my team who help with it, but I'm the face of Analyst Builder. And so I want to be there. I want to help. I want to help build it and grow it. I'm this close to hiring a personal assistant and a customer service person full-time for Analyst Builder. I'm this close. I think within this year, maybe beginning of next year, I think I am going to have to hire someone to help me with urging my inbox, prioritizing and listing out here responses from people from the channel. Here are customers or clients. Here is bills. Like someone to organize it, because I do everything myself. The only people who help me is on the Analyst Builder side. They do all the development. They fix the bugs and stuff like that. And I work with them to prioritize and stuff. But Analyst Builder stuff is the only stuff that I get help on. Everything else in my life, work-wise, I do myself. So I think I'm going to hire someone. I just want a small rant. Analystics. I don't know what that means. New word, analytics. Let's see. Hi from Venezuela. Let's see, let's see. Oh, it skipped down. It always does this. Creating a ticket system. So it skips the inbox. We're going to implement a ticket system for bugs and stuff. Right now, we're just using a discord, which has like forums in it. And stuff like that. Yeah, Clarissa. Clarissa, you said me, personal assistant, LOL. Yeah, I don't know how I'm going to go about choosing a personal assistant. I have other friends in the space like Ken G. I believe he has a personal assistant. But he went on his LinkedIn page and said, hey, is there anybody out here you can sign up for Google Docs? I don't know if I'm going to go that direction or if I'm just going to go find somebody I already know or if I'm going to go on somewhere like Fiverr or Upwork. I don't know. I haven't decided. I kind of feel like with my kind of work and the clients and everything, I need someone I can trust. Like I know and I trust. I don't want just any random person having access to my email or my accounts or anything I give them access to. I would need someone like I could trust her personal assistant. Not saying you're not trustworthy, Clarissa. That is not what I'm saying. But so let's see. I'm just reading some people's comments. Yay, I made it. Hey, A.N. how's it going? We already did the giveaway. I'm really sorry. That was the first part. My mom was on. You missed my mom. You can go back and watch it. It's all recorded on YouTube. So you can go back and watch that. But my mom was on here chatting about my childhood and who I am as a person. It was really heartwarming. But yeah, it was really good. And I think I'm going to play some guitar in a little bit. What time is it? 10.50. It's almost 11. Time has flown. Time has flown by. Stella Obronka said, I was studying Python and SQL. I got a job and what I use most is Power BI. Very little SQL. Do you think it's worth taking the focus off Python and SQL and mastering Power BI first? You can do a lot with Power BI. In fact, on my last team I had a business analyst who used mostly oh, jeez, what is that thing called? I just lost it. I used some SQL and did some data modeling in this tool that we use. It's not coming to me. We started using Power BI and she wanted to be a Power BI developer. So she took courses and she started taking over Power BI responsibilities and became a Power BI developer. Which is like a dedicated data analyst person to Power BI, but also to automate the flows which a data analyst person can do. I used to do it. So yeah, I think mastering Power BI is great. I still think learning and knowing SQL and Python well is going to take you a long way. But Power BI is a great Power BI is a great tool. Great tool. I appreciate it, Clarissa. I appreciate it. Has my wife texted me yet? No, so my aunt just flew in from Pennsylvania, her aunt, but she's my aunt now because I'm married to my wife. She flew in last night and so she's staying at our house for the next four days and my wife took her to the beach with our dog Rosie who loves. So they went to the beach and they're at the beach right now. So I don't think she's going to contact me until she's like headed home. I'm flex I'm flexing my master's in business intelligence in May 2024. What is the base pay that I should be looking forward to obtain? What position should I look for currently BI analyst one? It depends on it depends on a lot of factors. I hesitate to give you like a specific answer. But if you're in the United States and you have a master's in business intelligence, you could be targeting anywhere from like 60 to 85 thousand for a initial job. If you're looking if you're looking for good places to start, I look at banks regional banks are kind of like under they aren't as exciting as working for like Bank of America Chase, you get your local bank they hire analysts as well. And I've had a I've given that feedback to people a lot of people are like, yeah, there's regional bank was hiring for data analysts only had like, you know, 20 applications. So look at regional banks, but big banks are great as well. But banking for business intelligence is really huge. It's really huge over there. Can I dance? No, I'm very bad at dancing. Let's see, you missed my mom. Yeah, you miss my mom. She's great. Super sweet. You can go back and check those out. Do I prefer Power BI or Python plus Streamlet Power BI and Streamlet are a great combo and I've used it. But it's it's not I mean Power BI is just all there. It's all integrated. It's all there. Drag and drop it's easier to use and frankly it's easier to teach and most people most non technical people who want to be able at some level to get in there and do stuff themselves. You can do that in Power BI. You can't really do that with power Python Streamlet. It's mostly you who has to do it. I like to enable others to do things themselves that I don't have to do it for them. So I like Power BI I would probably say Power BI over that. I'm going to answer some more questions.  If you want to stick around and listen, you don't have to. I'm just going to jam. I got a song or two. I'm going to try it. I'm going to try. I'm not very good. I'm just going to try my best. I probably won't even play the whole thing. I'll just play a little bit. We'll jam a little bit and then we'll be done. That'll be our celebration for 600,000 subscribers. Would you say remote job? So this is from Simnem3. Hi Alex, massive respect from Serbia. Hey from the United States. I'm not from Serbia. I'm from the United States. Would you say remote jobs and data analytics are inferior to on-site positions? Do the lack of help from nearby centers? I'm going to say yes with some small caveats. I personally I don't think I'll work in person ever again. It would take a lot or some massive opportunity that I cannot turn down to go work back in person. I love it so much working remote. That being said, I personally think most people learn better in person where they're around other people who are better than them and they can learn and get feedback quickly and just go to their desk and get and learn. So I think for people starting out, yes. I do think it is better. That is my genuine opinion. Sorry, I clicked on the wrong thing. That is my genuine opinion. But not everyone has the ability to work in person. But I really do. Head like an orange 84 love the name. Hi Alex, loving analyst builder. I'm so glad to hear that. Keep giving feedback, especially in the discord. I've been checking the discord all the time. So if you have good feedback or things that you like, things you don't like, put in the discord. What bands are you listening to? For music when I'm actually like playing, I don't that's not usually the bands that I like listening to just personally. But I like the sound and the play style of certain music better. So let me let me give you an example. Oops. Sorry. Let me give you an example. Like Fleetwood Mack Eric Clapton, I like the sound of the guitar in those songs and I try to replicate it. I try to replicate it and I like that sound. Now what song do I actually listen to? It's I like some country music. I like indie music. I like like Mumford and Son style indie folk. I'm not huge into like Taylor Swift and like pop music, pop bands. It's not really my thing. But I don't mind it. Let's see. Josh Kitchen said I'm supporting the channel even though your mom didn't pick me. I think I think she almost did. I was like, hey, I think that was you, right? I was like, hey, this guy Josh is a subscriber to the channel. He's the supporter of the channel and she's like, nah, not you. So blame my mom. That was not me. I would have chosen you. Let's see. Let's see. I recently bought an electric. I want to learn gravity by John Mayer as my first solo. Do you like listening to music? Oh, Clarissa, yes. John Mayer is actually one of the only songs that I love John Mayer.  So we saw him for the first time seeing him. I love John Mayer. And I've learned, I'm learning waiting on the world change. Yeah, waiting on the world to change. I'll play that song a little bit just for you, Clarissa. But yeah, I want to learn gravity as well. Sounds like, sounds like you're killing it. What kind of electric guitar do you have? Because I just have a choir telecaster. I just bought it like a couple like a week ago. Do I listen to music while I work? Not usually. I have found, I used to. I used to have like Netflix in the background or YouTube in the background. I found myself getting distracted. So I turned off everything. And now when I work at night I mostly focus because I do get distracted pretty easily. I do. I'm sorry, Iqra, Asif. I'm sorry you didn't get chosen. There's a lot of people, you know, 100 plus people all putting the keyword in. But yeah, try out. There's a free version. A free section of Analyst Builders where you can practice and test. There'll be, I'm going to add questions to the free section as well over time. So that'll grow. The free section will grow. But go check out the free part. There's a free, you can filter it to the free questions. There's like 25 of them and they're all really fun. And they get, there's even hard questions in there. So they're really fun to test your stuff. Taran, yes. You missed the giveaway. I'm sorry. It was earlier. My mom won the winners. So you missed out on my mom as well. Let's see. How do you stay productive? What tools do you use? I have to stay productive, like 24-7. After this, I'm going to be working and then I'll work later tonight. How do I stay productive? I don't have time to not be productive. I have so many things on my plate. I have my YouTube channel to make videos and content I make videos for TikTok as well, which I put on other platforms. I have my consulting, so I have actual clients. I have speaking engagements where I go and speak. I have Analyst Builder, which is a whole platform and company now that's just launched for beta. I have a lot. So I cannot afford downtime, like I don't have time to just normally. I don't have any time to just sit and do nothing. So I think put yourself in a position where you can't just be lazy about it. Work during the day. Have a job. Spend time with your family. You know, this depends on your schedule, of course, but then focus and be like, I want to get to this place. I have to focus. I don't have any other option. If I don't spend this time focusing and doing what I'm supposed to do, I'll get there in a year or two years instead of six months. So you have to really think like long term. That helps me focus. Will I add our data analysis to your boot camp and Analyst Builder in the future? I need to get a little better at R. I'm good at it. I've used it. I used it for two years in my old job. I like R. It's not it's not a bad programming language. I just I don't think I'm advanced enough to teach it yet. Once I get once I get good enough to teach it, I will. I'm gonna answer just a few more questions and then I'll play a little guitar and then we'll we'll head out. Do you watch sports? I don't have I don't usually have time to watch sports and no, I don't watch a lot of sports anymore. I used to really like football and soccer. Watched a lot of that and golf. I watched a lot of this is my last the last question. Abigail Morgan said, Hi Alex in the industry, which is the best to use MySQL or Microsoft SQL server just trying to figure out better, especially if you're going to be getting an entry to work. That's a really good question. Honestly, just learn SQL. It doesn't matter what flavor I on Analyst Builder and I'm about to start a free series on YouTube in MySQL. I made one three years ago in Microsoft SQL server because that's what I was using at work and I was really comfortable with. Now I've used MySQL for many years and I'm very comfortable in it. I think MySQL is the best one to learn when you're first starting out because anyone can get access to it on any operating system or any computer. And two, that gives you 90 percent of the syntax for these other flavors or versions of SQL, Microsoft SQL server or PostgreSQL SQL lights. I could go on and on. So just learn SQL. But MySQL I think is just the best one to start out with because of that because I believe that I'm now going to replace my Microsoft SQL part of the data analyst bootcamp with the MySQL series, which I already have recorded. They just have to go live. They'll start I think in like three weeks. But if you want, but that's not going to go like crazy in depth or have as big a project as what's on Analyst Builder. Everything on Analyst Builder goes much more in depth and has more examples and you can code in Analyst Builder and there's better projects. So just everything on Analyst Builder is more in depth, you know, of course, but the stuff on that I'll be putting on my YouTube channel is still really good. So if you don't want to go into Analyst Builder and take those just wait and slowly over time they'll be released one week. I think I have like 20 videos or something like that. Melody said, Hi Alex, congratulations on 600,000. Thank you Melody. You're at every single live stream and I didn't even think about it until I saw your name, but you made it. And thank you. I really appreciate it and I appreciate you being here. Wait, my wife is calling. I'm going to put this I'm not going to put on speaker first, but if it is. Hey, baby. Well, I'm still on live stream. People are listening. Well, they can't hear you, but they can hear me. Yeah, do that. Do that. Look, no, she left. Love you. Bye. When the wife calls, you got to answer. I don't care if I'm in a meeting with the president of the United States. I'm answering my phone. That is my that's where I draw the line. Yeah, my son, my son's not feeling good at school. She's just saying she's going to pick him up. Poor guy. Poor little guy. All right, guys, let's see. Let's see. I'm going to do we're going to see what I'm going to do and this could work or it could be a complete and utter disaster. There is no in between.  This is what I've been using to practice with.  I'm going to play it. We'll see if it's any good. It could be horrible. I genuinely don't know and I don't know how it's going to sound on here. So I'm just going to have fun. I'm going to jam out a little bit if if you like it great. If you don't I get it. I'm going to go grab my guitar. This is the guitar I bought. This was a gift to myself for the Analyst Builder launch a week ago. So I've only had this guitar for like a week but this is it.  I got this and my amp for like 400 bucks in brand new and I'm a deal. Man I don't care if I'm like a bazillionaire in the future I like buying secondhand things because this was used and so was my amp and I feel like if I beat it up and it doesn't work anymore then that's okay it doesn't matter. All that being said is I'll jam a little bit I'll do a little bit of this and we'll see how it sounds. If it sounds bad then you know it is what it is. Let's see. Sounds alright to me. That's enough of that one. I don't know if that sounded good at all. I honestly don't. I actually don't know how it picks up on here. Let me see let me know if that sounded good. I genuinely don't know. Let me see. Too much background music can't hear you very good. Oh thanks mom. Thanks mom. I appreciate it. My mom's saying there's too much background music. I'm going to turn this down and then you can hear the guitar a little better probably true because it is over there but I'll play one more. The music keeps cutting away on my side. I'm sorry. This is not planned and yeah. Someone asked if I taught myself. I did. My mom was just on the channel. If you didn't watch the first part my mom was here earlier like 30 minutes ago and she was saying that I had they paid for lessons and I wouldn't go to the lessons not great right but alright this next song is there's just one part that I want to play in it. It's the solo part I'll play a little bit of it and then I might skip ahead solo part but this is Waiting on the World to Change by John Mayer. Clarissa was just saying she wants to learn gravity. I'll also learn gravity. I got my little speaker over here. I don't know. Just wait. I love that. That's just it's classic. Alright I'm going to go ahead because it's the same thing pretty much. Alright here we go. Alright let me try that again. We're going back. Alright we're going back. I'm trying it again. I just needed one more chance. This is a catchy tune though. I mean this is a great, great tune. Now my mom said it was better though. My mom said it was better.  My mom just texted me saying that it was better and that means the world to me. Anyways, yeah that's it. This thing is loud. This is a big amp I got over here. Yeah that's it. That's all I got guys. That's all I got. I'm going to go put this back so it doesn't fall. There were some high parts of the show. There were some low parts and boy were they low and they just happened. I'm still learning. Those songs I literally just started practicing three days ago. So I'm still learning. So just cut me some slack alright. Just cut me some slack. Get better at those and I'm going to have some other ones. If you know of any good songs with like semi, because I'm really good at bar chords and finger picking and all sorts of stuff. It's soloing and like playing harmonies and that's the stuff that I haven't really I'm not good at yet. So what you just saw is the stuff that I'm not good at. Genuinely. That's not my thing. If I pick up this acoustic I can do you know so I can play this a lot better than I can my electric guitar. But I'm going to get there.  You'll see me shredding Hotel California. Yeah. I'm going to add that one to my list. I'm going to add that one to my list. I'm texting my mom back. Texting my mom. Anyhow alright guys. I mean that's genuinely the end of the stream. You guys can stick around. I'm probably just going to for just a few seconds. I'm just going to like drink some water and reply to a few more comments and then that's it. And then I got to do some work. I really do have to. I have a lot to do today. In fact this morning before before this stream I was recording videos and doing a lot of work. Let's see. Kairos Alice electric guitar great for leads acoustic guitar for finger picking and chords for singing over. Yeah. And that's what I mostly use it for. It's like just bring it wherever I go. And I just I know a ton of songs and so I just pull up my songs and I play and I sing. I would consider myself like a pretty good at singing but because of that I lean more towards leading with my voice than I did with the guitar. And so I haven't learned a ton of more advanced things like a lot of the advanced stuff on guitar and so I bought the electric guitar to help me with soloing and learning more of the like good voicings and stuff like that. And I'll learn it. I'll learn it. I'll get there. This is my first week. Cut me some slack as my first week of using the guitar. All right. I'm just having fun. I genuinely this is the first part of it was of course introducing my mom. She picked out the winners of the giveaway. The second part was Q&A and now now we're just hanging out. Now we're just hanging out. I can do whatever I want.  But yeah I mean I love I love guitar. I love it. This my father-in-law sold me this guitar. He didn't give it to me. Let that be known Dave if you're watching. What's my wife texting me? I got him and headed home. Oh good. My son's coming home. He wasn't feeling good at school today. But now he's coming home. That's it. I'll just I'll jam just a little bit longer. This is a classic. This is a good little tune for finger picking that I think if you like guitar you'll appreciate. And then we'll head out. There is that one song though. That's a great song. It's called by Keith Urban. It's when God whispered your name. That is a great song. But I'll play you this song because this song I've been practicing quite a bit to get right. And then we'll head out. That's all we're going to do today. And if you don't know what this song is it's called To Make You Feel My Love To Make You Feel My Love When the rain is blowing in your face and the whole world is on your case I would offer you my warm embrace to make you feel my love I know you have made your mind up but I would never do it I've known it from the moment that we met Who's calling me? Caleb's calling me? Let me see what Caleb has to say. Hey, what's going on?  Nice one Caleb. 300,000. Yeah, no they can hear you. Oh no, I'm not busy man. Get your thoughts on the the Brujaha in the Middle East. Oh okay. Well then we probably should talk about that live stream. This is your statement publicly. Yeah, this is my public statement on on everything. No, I'll call you back in a little bit. The people deserve to know your stance cap and trade policy on everything Alex. Oh boy. This is your statement on childhood obesity. I don't like childhood obesity. I'll make a statement on that. Not strong enough.  Yeah, we'll talk later. Alright, bye. Oh boy, the stream is devolving. If you're still here there's too many people here. Yeah, Caleb interrupted the flow. I was vibing. I like that song though. It's just a nice mellow song, especially on the acoustic guitar. Um Yeah, that's my friend Caleb. We've been friends since we were nine or ten years old. One of my best friends. I just went on a trip. We had a bunch of our friends from high school got together and just hung out with our wives and it was great. Um, but that's it guys. I can't go anymore. I really do have to get some work. I gotta call Caleb back apparently about trade policies in the Middle East. And that's it. So I'm gonna go and I will see you guys in the next one. Again, thank you guys so much for supporting the channel for just being here and being part of this. These things are really fun for me. I really do enjoy them. And, uh, yeah. I'll see you guys in the next one. We'll probably do in. I probably won't do it at 700,000 because I want to get to 750,000. Which is gonna blow my mind. That's insane. I can't believe there. I have a chance to get to 750,000 or even a million in the future. That blows my mind. It genuinely does. So I'm super excited at that point. I'll do another one of these giveaways, all that stuff. I think when I also launch the full thing of Analyst Builder, the full launch of Analyst Builder, I'll do a live stream and do more giveaways because I want people to use it and try it out. It's for learning. It's a great platform. So with all that being said, I gotta call Caleb back. I gotta work. I gotta get out of here. But thank you. I really, really, really appreciate you guys. I love you guys. And I'll see you probably really soon. All right. Take care. Click on the stop stream button now.


Last one is the battery charging. This is the various topic that I intend to cover. For power level above 1 kilowatt lead acid batteries, there are one other type of nickel cadmium batteries as well. Comparison, long life, high energy density, high capacity even for fast discharging rate, deep discharge is possible, but here it is a low cost. This is a bit expensive. So, these are the battery characteristics. This is the battery characteristics. If you see here, can I expand this? Available capacity versus storage time. In the sense if I charge the battery and keep it as it is without connecting a load, battery does discharge. This one, nickel cadmium, this is for lead acid. So, lead acid seems to be having an edge over nickel cadmium battery. Coming to depth of discharge, depth of this is the number of cycles and the depth of discharge. See here, nickel cadmium battery seems to having an edge over the lead acid battery. Say for 70 percent depth of discharge, see the number of cycles. This is the life of the battery. And see here for 70 percent depth of discharge, see the number of hours. And here the operating temperature. In India, when the ambient temperature is, when we are in this range, there is no much, nothing to choose. Otherwise, at a very high temperature, sorry, at low temperature looks like nickel lead acid. This is available capacity versus operating temperature. Upper one is the nickel cadmium. This one is the lead acid battery. And this difference goes on reducing as the temperature increases. These are terminologies. Battery capacity n into I n, where n is the discharging hours. I n is the discharging current. Charge coefficient rho is defined as ampere R per charge, but ampere R discharge. And battery efficiency is 1 over rho. And this efficiency is slightly higher for lead acid. Lead acid seems to be having an edge. Gassing voltage is the maximum voltage that has to be, that above which the battery should not be allowed. Gassing voltage is the maximum voltage the battery can attain. One should not allow the voltage to increase above gas in voltage. This is around 2.4 volts per cell in lead acid. 1.5 to 1.65 volts per cell in nickel cadmium. So, battery charging. What do I do? This is how I represent the battery. Voltage behind or resistance. This is the internal resistance. This voltage is also changing. Either I can connect a current source or I can connect a voltage source, which is the most optimal method. See, there are various apologies. Charging battery current, constant current, constant current, constant voltage and a constant power, power remaining constant. So, these are basically three control strategies, which is preferred. So, these are the derived. Can I have two values of constant current? C C C C. Or can I have a constant power? These are the four different powers. Constant one value of power here as the battery charges, battery charges reduce the or go for a different value of current. See here, constant current. When the battery is completely discharged, when the battery is completely discharged, supply more current as the battery is getting fully charged, reduce the current, reduce the current. Similarly here, what happens if I keep the same power, if I make only, if I charge the battery under constant power, what will happen? We will see. I will discuss each and every case. Similarly here, constant current and constant voltage. And finally, constant current in the beginning, constant voltage in between, when the voltage is equal to the gas in voltage, charge it is a very small value of current, see here, very small value of current. When the battery voltage has attained its gas in voltage requirement, see before choosing the type of, before deciding on the method of charging, we will see what are the precaution that we need to take. Limit the charging current at gas in voltage that you need to do. You have to limit the current at the gas in voltage, option constant power. If the power is, if the, see I said only one slope if I use, if I use only one value of constant power. And I say here, the current has to be limited to, sorry, when the, when the battery voltage is equal to the gas in voltage, I have to limit the current. And I am doing it a constant power throughout. So, I will take this as the current. So, battery is being charged at a, a very small value of current. It takes a very longer time to charge and it is not good for parallel batteries. In the sense, large number of batteries are connected in series, one value of current going and that current may not be distributed equally to all the remaining batteries. Constant power and constant power, something like this, two values of current. As the battery voltage increases, I will reduce the current. When the battery voltage is low, I will use some of the current. This is slightly a faster method, faster alternative to constant power. But then same limitation, one value of current, the large number of batteries that current may not flow in all the batteries, it will be difficult to distribute. Constant current, 5 to 8 for the low charging. Why? This current, this corresponds to the voltage at the gas in voltage. If I use only one slope, constant current. And I told you here that a battery current has to be limited, a charging current has to be limited when it at the gas in voltage. So, I have to choose this value of current. So, it is very slow. CCCC, if high value of current initially as it charges, reduce the current. Same, not good for parallel, something similar. Now, constant current, constant voltage and constant, again constant current, which is very popular, fast charging is possible. A high current initially, when you charge at constant voltage, when the voltage is reached to gas in voltage, go in for constant current. Finally, constant current and constant, parallel battery charging, good charging rate. However, C by 10 or C by 8, whatever that you want to choose, you can see, C by is the capacity. So, there is the value of reference current that you can pump in there. So, implementing the batch recharging here, here is the constant current and constant voltage. This is the reference voltage, actual voltage, V I regulator. If the error is large, I go to current controller. This, the limiter saturates, I do the current control. When the voltage is increasing, this error decreases. V I regulator is out of saturation. I am in the linear region, we are in the constant current mode. This error is compared with this strangler for a constant to maintain a constant switching frequency. That is all. What are the various types of charging methods? These are the various charging methods, diode rectifier, the peaky current using a off control bridge, change alpha to maintain the current here. Here, power factor is very poor. In order to improve the power factor, use switch mode rectification. If you do not know, it is a fully controlled IGBT. This is a full bridge inverter. Unity power factor, you can have bidirection. I think I will stop here. There are other topics also, because since so long it has already come, I will just take 5 more minutes, for that you can take till 11.10 or so. If there are any questions, please feel free to ask. Sir, regarding the electrical equivalent model of a battery, the resistance that is in series, that is a function of the charged level in the battery. Is it correct? That is what I said that. That is what I showed you as a variable resistor there. So, while when we are using it for our simulation purposes, so we have to write an equation that corresponds to that term. Yeah, see there are various models are available and literature is also there. How to represent a battery during simulation? Thank you, sir. Any other question? Quick. The question says, in case of sensitive load, will there be any change in load power factor while injecting a voltage from inverter into the line during voltage disturbance like voltage sag swell? Let us first try to understand the theory behind grid connection, feed the power to the grid, then we will worry about voltage sag and swell. Is there any possibility to increase the lifetime of the battery or dump load? Now, why do you use dump load? Dump load is a sense in that the generation is more and storage is less or demand is less. So, it is better to use in the sense, use the conventional standard practice to charge the battery just because there is high insulation increase is generally what we do is either C by 10 or C by 8, the value of reference current just because at high power level, there is no demand increasing C 5, the increasing the charging rate will affect or will reduce the life of the battery. Do not do that. Last question, I told you NITC, which type of battery charging is good for life? Constant current, constant voltage, constant current, CC, CV, CC. I did tell you in my during my lecture. Anyway, thank you.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2019, 2020 Panini Contenders Optic Basketball, two box picker team number one. This is T-Mall Edition, or the Asia Exclusive, China Exclusive, whatever you wanna call it. T-Mall is a big e-commerce site in China. So I guess Panini, it's the same checklist, but Panini did, but there's exclusive parallels. Yeah, those gold and red wave parallels are the ones exclusive to this set. Otherwise, it's pretty much the same as what we've been doing on Jaspy's casebreaks.com. So it's pretty great stuff in here. Big thanks to everyone who picked their teams in this quick little two box break. We didn't sell the Pelicans, but if you bought at least two teams, if you read the instructions in the description, you got a chance at the Pelicans. So let's do that right now. So Brian bought eight teams. There's, that's four entries. Danny with two teams, that's an entry. Darren has three, two count, still an entry. Darren, chance at the Pels. Derek Disser, two teams, one entry. Eric with four teams, two entries. Catherine, two teams, one entry. Luziao Chen with two teams, one entry. Matt Lieber, four teams, two entries. And Mike Tower, two teams, one entry. So that's a total of 14. Let's copy the, can I do that right? Brian, Danny, Darren, Derek, Eric, Catherine. Okay, let's get all those names there. Yes, there isn't, I think this is an auto-a-box, right? It should be an auto-a-box, I think, in Team All. Maybe it's not, I don't know, we'll find out. Only one way to find out. All right, four to one, five times. Name on top after five, we'll get the Pels in this quick little break, one, two, three, four, and fifth and final time, it's Mike Tower. There you go, Mike. Did I do it right? Yeah, four to one, five times. Did the randomizing right, Mike Tower. The Tower of Power gets the pelicans in this little two-box break. Now we can print and rip. Ah, no guaranteed auto in Team All. Okay, thank you, Roach. And hello. Yeah, sometimes these exclusive products are a little bit different, but really, I think the red and gold wave stuff is really the big chase, anyway. All right, there it is. I like the question market. Contenders? Oh, I forget what the process is. I think these get released to wherever exclusive country first for X amount of months, and then the American, and then we get a shot, and then we get a crack at it? I'm not sure about it. All right, so it's kind of hard to see here, but if you look at the top camera, they're in rows of two, right? So we'll go, how are we gonna do this? One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, I'm going to, we're gonna go back to random.org. We're gonna go to the homepage. I'm gonna generate a number between one and 10. So if I generate a number and it's three, right? I'm just gonna count down from one, two, three, and then we'll do those two boxes there. And then I think for subsequent breaks, I'll probably just grab two boxes randomly. I don't know, we'll figure it out. Five, so the one right in the middle. So one, two, three, four, five. You can see on the top camera, right? One, two, three, four, five. So this row right here. All right, there we go. Did I print this out? I did. There's the final printout, hot off the presses. We got some more in the store. And we'll keep loading more up once more sell out. There you go. Six cards per box. That's what we're looking for. Different golden red wave parallels are really what we're looking, are the main things that we're looking for. Gilo, what's going on? So how is this pattern gonna go? I think the waves are in the middle? Something like that. And I think the red wave is the most common. The gold waves are the more shorter printed one. And all cards, of course, ship. There's Kyrie Irving, Silver for the net, that'll be for Eric. The collecting scene in China must be big enough that Panini would do an exclusive for a big e-commerce site like TML. I think it's pretty huge, especially for basketball. Kendrick Nunn for the heat. Chen with that one. Wendell Carter Jr. And a nice Luca Donchich. Dallas Mavericks, that's gonna be for Eric K. And here come your two wave card. We've got a Trey Young wave. That'll be for Darren Porter and the Atlanta Hawks. And then we've got a kind of looking for his teammate, but there's Brandon Ingram. I like Brandon Ingram a lot. Former Laker, one comeback player, most improved player of the year? Most improved player of the year. That'll be for Mike Tower and the Pells. And the second one. All right, we've got Jared Culver. Lottery ticket for Mike Tower and the Timberwolves. Kobe White, nice rookie card here for the Bulls, Catherine. Behind Drew Holiday is gonna be Julius Randall for the New York Knicks. It's gonna be for Danny. And behind Drew Holiday is red wave, Deandre Hunter, another Atlanta Hawk for Darren. It looks like another red parallel and it's gonna be Bradley Beale. Season ticket, red wave for the Wizards. Catherine with that one. And there's Drew Holiday right here, of course, for Mike Tower and the Pallicanists. And that's it, quick two box break. We've got more in the store. Check it out on jaspyscasebreaks.com. I'm Joe and I'll break more of that with you next time. Bye-bye.