Good morning guys. Happy Wednesday. It is October 17th, and we're in Tampa, Florida. And yeah, so we're just here having a little day for ourselves in the middle of a week. But you know, we have like a really great schedule so we can do that. We actually have a spooky story time to tell you guys. So let's get comfortable over here. Oh wait, we're like peanut butter and jelly. Oh, that's cute. We have to take a picture. That's really cute. Peanut butter and jelly time. Okay, in all seriousness, last night I booked an Airbnb and you know it was like pretty cheap, you know, $75 for like two nights. And we start driving like I've never been in Tampa other than Gasparillo, which I was on bus and very distracted so I didn't know where I was. So like I don't know like anything about Tampa. I don't know like what the areas are like or anything. So we start driving and it's like really sketchy part of town and we're like oh it's gonna get better. It's gonna get better. Like our Airbnb is gonna be fine. We get there like the outside, you know, it was like kind of like sketchy. And then we when we get in like it's like really sketchy and then like while I was like turn on the light and I tried to turn on and like it was unplugged and it was just a little spooky and we couldn't even find an outlet. Like we literally had to like do everything with our flashlight. I really wish that I took pictures because like you should have. I really should have. We were so scared though. We were like we need to get out of here.  We should just sleep here. But also like I'm scared shitless. I also think that like because we got we arrived at night time like at like 11 o'clock so we couldn't see what it looked like in the day. So that might have like shifted our opinion if we came in the day. Yeah but since we came at night and like no one was on the road. Like it was really scary like yeah and we get in there none of the lights are working. Like it was just bad. So literally in the Airbnb we're like what do we do? Like download hotel now or hotel tonight or something like that. One of those apps I've heard about and we found a place for like 63 a night which like wasn't bad but I was just like oh yeah we lost all our money in the other place. Yeah and I mean it wasn't like too bad but like I mean we live and we learn. Now I know not to get like super cheap Airbnb. Like there's probably a reason that it's so cheap. And it's always good to go with your instinct if you don't feel safe. Yeah don't do it. Yeah so we're currently at one gate by Wyndham which is like super nice. Like we got in here and we were like I know we were like wow what if we would have stayed there. And I had the best sleep last night and it was just amazing. So we are all safe. At least I caught us in the hallway spirit. Yeah honestly and when the blinds like did you see how like they were like broken? No.  That's creepy. Yeah. Oh and then when we were trying to like get out because like there was a key box so um we wanted to like return the key because like we weren't gonna stay there. And so we were trying to get out and literally the door was not freaking like open.  And like I looked on the floor and there were like scrape marks from the door like and I was like oh my god he's gotten so many young girls like we're next. Yeah so um yeah kind of funny not funny because it was like kind of serious at the time but like now we look back and we're like we're good now you know but yeah so that's our story time. We have a super super fun day ahead of us. The reason why we're here in Tampa is because I got a video gig like I said in like my previous vlogs um I did some videos for the station which is like a new apartment complex in the UCF area and they have like a bunch of sister companies so the one that I'm filming for is the standard at USF I think they're opening one around here and so I'm filming their reveal event. I'm so honored that they wanted me to come all the way to Tampa to film for them you know because like that means they liked my work they liked you know me so I don't know that makes me really really happy and I'm very excited to film it but I also get super freaking nervous before like big events because it's just like a little bit stressful like oh my god what if like your SD card gets formatted because that happened to me on a project recently and I was just being dumb I wanted to like delete the previous like pictures but I formatted my card and I was just like not thinking or like what if your camera dies which I have like a hundred million back of battery so like it's so important to be prepared during like big events like that so I think our first stop is gonna be armature works I don't really understand that name like I still like don't care armature chair the first time okay armature place no like armature works so apparently it's kind of like a pawn sitting market vibe in Tampa so we're hoping there's like breakfast places there because it's like currently 11 something yeah 11 and we have so so we are at armature works we got here and the parking lot was like super full and it's crazy because it's like a Wednesday in a random time but it's really cool it definitely reminds me of Ponsidian Atlanta construction going on but we just finished at armature works and we took a couple of picks and we were trying to take as many pictures in different outfits as we can just to get content we're just like both really into Instagram and like blogging and stuff so it helps us out when we just like you know go for it and like plan out our outfits since like our makeup's already done you know so now we're at Hyde Park Village and it's really cute it's just like a shopping eating kind of thing there's so much construction going on and apparently it's been like this for two years because Laura came here two years ago but we're gonna go to Bar Taco did I already say that we're gonna go to Bar Taco Laura's never been but it's really good food and they have such good side so I'm very excited to St. Petersburg Florida and it's about a 30 minute drive from where we were at Hyde Park Village we're gonna go to the Salvador Dolly Museum which looks so freaking cool on the outside so I'm really excited to show you guys and so we're gonna do it hell yeah we made it to St. Petersburg and it's so pretty I think it's like prettier than Tampa and the downtown is better than Orlando's yeah I wish Orlando had like a pretty downtown like this but we are here at the Salvador Dolly Museum I don't know if you can see it in the back but the water it is so pretty this location for photos but I feel like it's so chill and everyone's actually like like admiring the art and I feel so bad because we're just like out here taking insta but hey Instagram is an art too so technically we're art artists right we were saying bye to St. Pete and going back to Tampa because of my video gay um the ride back to Tampa is literally like an hour and 10 minutes and coming here was like 30 minutes so definitely didn't think that through that I was like rush hour and as you can see we're we're sweating we're blotting right now I need that more than an hour probably an hour and 20 minutes and that's like more than halfway home to Orlando if you think about it it's currently six right now we're gonna get five guys for dinner and hopefully we can do a little mini mukbang mukbang mukbang yeah back at the hotel fun bread get it we just got five guys okay so I got a little cheeseburger because Laura got one yeah I got a cheeseburger and then Cajun fries because they're really good I feel like embarrassed to eat on camera oh I love eating on camera I like watching myself okay we all have our things we love um wait do you remember when we used to live together yeah and you walked in on me eating in front of my mirror I kind of think I do yes you were sitting at your desk and I was like and I was like having oh I guess that's then talking weird we wrote down some things we wanted to talk about chat about okay so we wanted to give like a review on our whole Tampa situation so far because we still have tomorrow yeah so basically this morning we went to armature works um I think pun city is definitely better I'm a little biased um but like armature works was super cool inside like just like the furniture and everything like every place had its own like really cool furniture but then that was really small and we didn't really see anything that we wanted to eat um so it's like a very very nice version of um east end market in or like way bigger like way bigger or way beautiful or if that's a word but I feel like every city has something like that like you have the pond city market and then in New York I know there's a Chelsea market which is really like that it's so big though what drink did you get so I mixed unsweet tea and sweet tea I got Fanta but Five Guys has those machines with like all the sodas you can ever dream and I thought it was the best invention ever but now it's annoying because it's so watered down like I try to get sprite and I tried it and it was like literally like watered down sprite and even this Fanta is like watered down but I'm like super picky with like my like um carbonated drinks like I want them to like kill my like that's like when you're like oh you know like I love that when I drink sprite and like I know it's a good sprite you know but I can tell when it's from those stupid ass machines this burger is good um yeah I've never gotten their like actual burger so I wonder how big they are because this is a mini and the french fries they always give us so much um so Hyde Park was kind of something that reminds me of like Avalon back home it's just like a cute shopping area and I don't know I feel like it's a little overrated it is okay I don't like it I feel bad for saying that because like everyone's like Hyde Park Village like you have to go it's like equivalent to Winter Park like it's cute it's so small I think it's prettier than Winter Park but smaller than Winter Park Buddy Brew was actually really cool I've heard a lot about it and that was not what I was expecting for some reason I didn't think it was like aesthetic I thought it was like laid back like more um like the armature works furniture I thought it was like that like not like super trying hard I did not know that like I guess I've never seen pictures of it I just have heard of it but um yeah so that was really cool we took a really cool picture and then we went to Barra Taco um it was her first time so what would you think it was good but it wasn't like I wouldn't be like oh my god that's so amazing for the price right if that makes sense like each taco is like very different like I got a chicken taco but I had like pineapple on it and I was like what it was good yeah and I think like it's the whole um ambiance too that comes with it and it's really cute especially if you sit outside oh we should have done that yeah it was really hot so I was like and the AC felt really really nice so one thing that I probably would have changed about today would have been we should have went to st. Pete like early in the morning to get it over with and then drove back because like we got stuck in rush hour and I didn't even think about it like I don't know why I planned it like not but tomorrow we're going to Oxford Exchange and I'm really pumped for that a little dark outside it's golden hour oh my gosh we are inside eating cheeseburgers which is the best way to spend golden hour and we have like a view of the what was your favorite thing we did today um like favorite location I think like our first round of photos were really really cute because like I've never seen that part we went to um armature works armature works and it was like cute whatever and interesting um mine was the dolly museum I thought it was really cool oh yeah yeah I forgot to do that because we were in the car for so damn long um yeah that was really cool but I wish we could have stayed longer in st. Pete because it was really pretty so I have some bad news what I have some tea not really tea but bad news um oh I have some tea oh do you oh you actually have tea oh goodbye okay well anyways the bad news is Laura's leaving me in like freaking two months like literally moving to New York and leaving me and peace now and she's insane I am insane it's um if you read her blog then you would know that she's moving to New York and chasing after her dream which is so freaking cool of her you're so nice people are like girl you're a crackhead talk more about your new york new okay so I'm obviously in college I'm studying advertising public relations and the majority of like jobs in that field are based in New York so it's like one reason why I really want to go um another reason is just like I really love New York City it's like awesome and then also like the whole fashion industry is there and I feel like I want to end up somewhere in fashion like maybe doing advertising or PR for them like for a brand um so yeah so like I literally just went for it I booked a one-way ticket with my boyfriend and I had like no job as of right now no apartment books but it's like literally fine hopefully it's fine it will be it will be law of attraction I'm graduating next spring and the intent to graduate for me just came out it whenever you get your intent to graduate it feels so good oh I was so wait what do you have to do is like a long process or is it like press button here I think I don't know if it's different for each major but what I have to do is like they send me the thing you click your intent to graduate and you put in like your information like your email right and your new address where you want your stuff to be sent to y'all probably know this but I'm taking two classes this semester and two next semester and like people always give me the look that they're like what the heck like what are you doing with your life kind of thing but the thing is I literally took every summer I would take two or more summer like summer classes and so obviously I'm going to be like ahead yeah like if I take summer classes every single year and I started before people even started college like I did summer b and I took two summer classes then so I mean it makes sense that I'm ahead yeah that's the same with me like I took five summer classes this past summer and I'm only taking two my graduating semester right you choose where you want to put your hard working years yeah and senior year I kind of want to focus my self on experience outside of course yeah so and that's why I have an internship this year and I'm you know trying to like focus on getting my brand together just because I know when I get a job I won't have that time so I think that's important for right now because as you see like I've been trying to post like two times a week and I've literally never done that like I thought that was impossible a year ago I was like two times a week how do people do that like I don't know I can't edit like that fast yeah just because sometimes like I want my quality to be better and I want to put all this effort in but me and Laura were talking about that the other day that YouTube like you don't even have to put an effort anymore which is good and bad because like I love videography so much that I want to show very aesthetically pleasing things and like nobody even cares about that anymore on YouTube which sucks because like you're putting out all your effort and like no one cares and like people that can literally vlog on their iPhone and just set it and just talk can get like five million views which is like great for them and like not hating on them because like I wish that was me obviously I'm jealous I just want people to like appreciate the quality you know that's all I appreciate it because I love seeing quality content there's not that much out there anymore you know clickbait that's on YouTube spilling the tea on these haters spilling the tea so I kind of want to explain like ourselves kind of thing I don't know if that sounds weird but so we like love to take pictures like it's just like a thing we like to do and like I know not everyone's like that and like let's get this straight not everyone's like that and you can like love your stuff and I can love my stuff but it's like you shouldn't judge you know what I mean yeah for sure I don't know it's just like what we like to do and I don't know like we blog about it we post about it on our Instagrams and that's just kind of like our brand and I don't know I feel like it's more understanding these days um but anyways so that's why we change outfits so much like and I don't want people to think we're like very what's it called like like vein or like conceited no like not appreciating like where we're at or like not appreciating like you know the dolly museum when we're like taking instagrams like and not admiring the art you know like I don't know because obviously we like appreciate everything around us but like also like we love we love to put our passion like yeah mix it in with whatever we're doing yeah and another thing too is like I feel like people think that we spend 50 million hours taking pictures but like we make memories out of it yeah yeah it's not just like we're taking pictures to be like taking pictures like we enjoy the process and we make memories I agree through it we enjoy like because if we weren't taking pictures we probably wouldn't have gone to all those places we probably would have been like oh let's go to this one and this one and that call it a day you know but like I don't know so we got to go to like a lot of places and like see it and stuff I don't know if that makes sense to you guys but um also it's great to get content all in one day because hello you don't have to do your makeup like 500 times a month and you have content post and like I know it's not that serious for everyone it's really not and I know a lot of people do judge me but I just want to tell you guys that everyone has their thing that they love and this is my thing that I love you know and I'm not going to judge you for the thing you love exactly and you shouldn't judge me for the thing I love let's all be non-judgmental readers because it's it's hard to be non-judgmental I will say that you have a little bit of judging in your heart and everyone does it's really hard not to but just tell yourself like oh you know that's something she loves like sometimes like I think something's weird that someone does and like but like she loves it yeah like that's like just that's just who she is you know so as you guys know I'm filming that event I'm like really nervous because I don't know like I said I just get really nervous for these events but we're all good because we have like five backup batteries so we should be good with that the only thing that I'm worried about is that if it's going to be like too dark in the event space did you bring lighting well I brought like a light but you can only put it on your like camera like stick it in the flash and my little camera doesn't have it it doesn't have that like stick it in wow slide in did you bring your big camera I did but you don't have to use it no because the stabilizer can't hold it so it's either stabilized you know low lighting or good lighting shaky shaky footage but I mean like everything's probably going to be slow mo anyway so we will see how it goes and that's probably why I have to like set up a little barely just to figure out like the lighting situation so I hope you guys enjoyed this little mukbang or mukbang let's let's google this wait let me shove this in my mouth real quick yeah all right this is make it or break it how you say the word a we hope you guys enjoyed this mukbang and we will see you guys tomorrow for Oxford exchange morning guys we are coming to you live from the Tampa Riverwalk and I'm gonna be honest I saw some like key areas on like you know google and stuff I don't know where those are well we're just gonna make do with what we have I have to take a picture um for yes pink because I'm like a brand ambassador for them for like three months and then we're gonna go to Oxford exchange all right guys Laura said I'm gonna scream when I see the bathroom that's pretty cool whoa whoa this is really cool amazing oh this mirror so cool I mean obviously it's like dirty but for a reason you know piece of art even the toilets look so cool so this unfortunately concludes our Tampa trip which is kind of sad but you know it was it was fun while it lasted we did like everything that you know we wanted to do yeah that was recommended so thank you guys all for your recommendations I know I asked some of you guys on Instagram I got a lot um but yeah we have a two-ish hour drive back home like one hour and 45 minutes um and I think we're gonna stop somewhere to get water because we're dehydrated AF if you guys want to see more pictures from this trip then there will be a blog post link in the description below and yeah go ahead and read that and I'll see you guys in my next video bye guys


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You know I like to be real, you know that whole thing about shaking hands, I really get jammed up about that because I'm such an introvert and I really struggle with smoozing and just shaking hands with people and hugging and stuff. So everybody just take your finger and point it at me. Just take it. Say Bill, get over yourself. Okay, so I needed that. I am just honored to have an opportunity to be back here with you. My wife Pam wasn't able to come this time and she sends you greetings and love. But there is just something very special about this place and special about the people that come here. Amen? And I had a great time with the men. The Bible says how good and pleasant it is for brothers to dwell together in unity. And you know God doesn't have any problem getting the ladies together, but sometimes it's kind of hard to get the brothers to do that. I have to slow down because of the people signing over there and I get meow meow meow meow. So, calm down. But I thank God for the ladies, but it's really good when men get together and they seek the face of God together. They love the Lord and share with one another and God was doing some incredible things up on the hill. Amen? Okay, now how many of you have never heard me speak before? Raise your hands if you've never heard me speak. Okay, so just so we'll get some ground rules down. The person seated next to you, that's your neighbor. You say good morning, neighbor. Okay, say it like you really love that person next to you. Say good morning, neighbor. Okay, just for my sake, help me out. Okay, just be a little bit more vibrant. The early morning crew was kind of like, okay, I want you to be at least right here. Okay, so we're going to talk to our neighbor. The Bible says cease them with lying and tell your neighbor the truth because we're not separate units, but intimately united in Christ. Amen? I think that's God's way of saying be real. Okay, so let me ask you a couple of questions. How many of you found out life is a lot more difficult than you thought it would be?    Look at your neighbor say neighbor. What in the ham sandwich? It doesn't matter with you. And how many of us have ever done something that we hope, oh my God, I hope no one ever finds out I did that. How many of us have one of those in our lives? Say neighbor and I won't be telling you about it either. I think that's God's way and then we can confess our sins to each other and James 516 says confess your faults one to another and pray for each other that you could be healed. So look at your neighbor say neighbor.  Now say this to your neighbor, say neighbor. I can handle your laundry. Keep your underwear to yourself. Okay, so that's how we're going to roll today. For those of you who haven't heard me speak, I was a police officer in New York and, you know, I'm about being real. And one day I got real. As a police officer, I'd been a cop for 10 years. I was a detective. I was on the SWAT team, but I was strung out on drugs. I was an alcoholic. I was very violent. Had a real big afro, fume and chou mustache, sideburns, say neighbor. A lot has happened to that brother since then. Seriously, I started getting that George Jefferson ear muff look. I'm not going out like that. But I got real. December 26, 1980 at 2.45 in the afternoon. I was watching TV and a man asked two questions. He said, hey, are you a sinner? And I said, yep. He said, you know Jesus. I said, nope. He said, call this 800 number and I called this 800 number and a man explained to me the incredible love of Jesus Christ. I prayed with that man. I received Christ into my life. I was totally set free from drugs and alcohol filled with a joy and peace I had never had before. My wife, Claudia, comes home. Some of you have heard me tell this story. I meet her at the door. I said, Claudia, this is the new me. Jesus came into my life. I'm born again by the Spirit of God. My name is written in the Lamb's Book of Life. We'll see. Okay. I'm a new creation in Christ. And here's what she said. She went like this. Yeah, right.  Okay. So look at your neighbor. Say neighbor.  You know, she was white. It would have been more like, yeah, right. Okay. Because you all don't have that flow. Okay. So I'm just saying, say neighbor racial, but not racist. Okay.  And I went back to work, a different police officer. And I went back to work and I didn't have to take the job personally anymore. And I understood why people did the things they did because they didn't know who Jesus was. And so whoever I would lock up, I would tell them about Jesus. Say neighbor, captive audience. Okay. When your hand comes to a wall, you can't go nowhere. Hey, you know why you rob banks? You need Jesus in your life. Okay. So just a thought. Okay. So I stayed on the job 10 more years and I transferred. I hated being a detective. I hated going to work in a suit and tie and I transferred into a street crime unit. Street crime. You go to work in jeans and sneakers where your baseball hat backwards right around. Look at the knuckleheads. I loved it. And by this time, God had called me to the ministry and I was ministering to kids all around the country doing a lot of traveling at the time. And I remember saying to the Lord, I'm never going to leave the police department. Say neighbor, never tell God what you're not going to do. Okay. So I went home one night and I had this dream. And in this dream I was on my way to speak to kids and it was 725 in the dream. I was walking down the middle of the street on a double yellow line and I come to a, there's nobody in the street, but I realized that crime is going to be committed and I want to catch the bad guys. So I'm looking around. Nobody comes. I come to a very modern looking school building and I realized that this is where the crime is going to be committed. So I stayed there for a minute or two. Nobody comes. It's getting closer to 730. I cross the street and I walk into an auditorium. And in this auditorium there are thousands and thousands of kids, white, black, brown, yellow, red, you name it, they were there. They were as close to me as you are, but you couldn't see them. And so I said to the Lord, what does this mean? And the Lord said, these are kids who are seated in darkness who have not been illuminated by the light of Jesus Christ.  They're burglars. Section 14020 of the penal law of the state of New York says a person is guilty of burglary in the third degree when they knowingly, intentionally enter a building or a premise with the intent to commit a crime they're in. So we've got a burglary in progress. Amen? Okay. A burglary is a thief. Jesus says the thief comes to kill, to steal, and to destroy. But he came that we would have life and life like we've never had it before. One of the guys sees me, knows my name, he goes, it's Bill. And the guy jumps off the ladder and they get in the car and they take him off the street. In the dream I'm jumping him down. I can't catch him. I look at my watch and it's 7.30. I turn to go speak to the kids and the Lord speaks to me in a teenager's voice. And he says these words, do you want to be a police officer or do you want to be a minister and tell kids about Jesus? I was already both. I said I want to be a minister and tell kids about Jesus. And I went inside and I began to speak to those kids and I woke up. I turned over in bed, I woke my wife up, Claudia, and I said I quit today. And I went to work that day and I turned in my resignation and I've never ever looked back. And since that time God has given me the opportunity to go all over the world to tell young people about Jesus. And now, and the one thing he showed me says, no matter how many people you lock up, Bill, that's not how you're really going to make a difference. The only way you will really make a difference in this world is to tell folks about Jesus. Look at your neighbor and say, neighbor, do you want to make a difference? Start telling people about Jesus.  Let's try that one more time.  Okay, now, amen. And we're going to talk about that today. How many of you want eternal life? Be real with me. Okay, so there's eternal life, there's eternal death.  Amen? And you know, I have some friends that I know some people who say, well, I might as well go to hell because all my friends are there.  Okay, but God's desire is that we would have eternal life. Because Jesus said, for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever would believe in him would not perish but have everlasting life.  Jesus came to fix it so that we would go to heaven. Hell is just what's left over. Look at your neighbor and say, neighbor, and you don't want to go there. Okay, so God has done some things. So we have all raised our hands if we're being real about eternal life. How do we get it? Because you and I aren't the first ones that have wanted it. And so the Bible says in the Book of Mark in the 10th chapter, in the 17th verse, it says, And Jesus took to the road. Now, here's what the Bible says about Jesus. When it came to the things of God, nobody ever spoke like he spoke. When it came to changing the lives of men and women, people would step back and say, man, we've never seen anything like that before. And so people wanted to hear him. People would come by the droves. The Bible says he went into every town and village preaching the good news of the kingdom of God. And he was accompanied by some folks who gave out of their substance to support his ministry. Amen? Okay, so the Bible comes real for me, so I want to make it real for you. Let's take a little journey with Jesus today. You're there. You're in the crowd. And now Jesus takes to the road and we begin to follow him.  And you and I see this and we're like, hmm, by the fact, look at your neighbor say neighbor. Hmm. Okay, so I wonder what that's all about. And then we're close enough to hear the conversation. And he looks up at Jesus. He says, good teacher, good rabbi, good master. What can I do to have eternal life? He's trying to find out how to get what you and I say we want. Jesus looks at him and says, why do you call me good? For there is no one that's good except God. Now Jesus didn't say that he wasn't good. This guy just didn't know he was talking to God in the flesh. Because the Bible says great is the mystery of godliness. God was manifesting the flesh. Why do you call me good? There's no one that's good except God. Nevertheless, you know the commandments. Now question, how many of you, as you developed your relationship with the Lord, have ever wanted a report card from God? Does anybody here ever wanted one besides me? Raise your hand if you've ever wanted one. Now of course we wanted to have all A's. I never got one of those when I was in regular school. Okay, I got one. I got a feeling I never got one of those while I was in spiritual school either. Jesus says, nevertheless, you know the commandments. And he gives them these commandments.  How many of you have broken any of those rules?  Anybody ever feel that way? How many of you ever wanted God to change some of those rules? Say neighbor. He ain't changing that rule just for you. Okay, so let's take a look at the rules. Thou shalt not murder. How many of us have never murdered anyone?  How many murderers have we got in the house? But how many of us don't want to get murdered? What's wrong with the rule? He says, don't commit adultery. How many of you have never committed adultery? Okay, Jesus said, if you ever look on a man or a woman with lust or desire to have that person in uniform talking about, that's adultery.  Say neighbor. Say it like you mean it. I hope he doesn't ask us to raise our hands now. Okay. Okay, so, but how many of us, if we don't want our spouse to commit adultery on us? What's wrong with the rule? How many of you have ever lied? How many of us don't like being lied to or lied on? What's wrong with this rule?  How many of us don't like people stealing our stuff? What's wrong with this rule? He says, don't cheat. How many of you have ever been cheated? How many of you have ever cheated somebody else?  Say neighbor. It's pretty bad when you cheat yourself. But we don't like being cheated.   How many of you have ever said some bad stuff under your breath? Or maybe even to their face, you don't got to raise your hand on that one. And if we're a parent, we don't want to be disrespected. And no matter fact, let me tell you how Jesus feels about that.  In other words, back in those days, that was so serious, they would take you down to the Villa Square and they would stone you to death. Say neighbor. Dang. So you're there and now Jesus gives this guy kind of like a report card. This guy says, I've kept all of those rules or all of those commandments since I was a little boy. And Jesus, who knew all men, looked at him and loved him. And he said, but you lack one thing.  Give the money to the poor. Pick up the cross. Come on, follow me and you'll have riches in heaven. And the Bible says in that saying, he turned and walked away. Wow. So in other words, he went like, I'm not like those folks at Calvary Chapel. And I'm definitely not like Bill Page. But he went from this to this because he was very wealthy.  You know, Jesus could have said, well, then go on then. So a fun and games until you end up in hell. He didn't say anything like that. He just turns to his disciples. He says, you see what kind of problems rich people will have about getting into heaven. Now he didn't say rich people couldn't go to heaven. But like the murder principle and the adultery principle, he said, you can't serve God and money.  Amen.  They'd be raising their hands just like you and I were raising our hands earlier when I asked those questions. So Peter says to Jesus, after Jesus says this, I'm telling you now, it would be easier for a camel to go through an eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God. Jesus takes a real small hole and a real large animal in Palestine at the time. That's how hard it's going to be. But it's not impossible. Peter goes, well, then who can have eternal life? In other words, I think the unspoken words here, like if this guy can't get into heaven, how am I going to get into heaven? Or maybe you hear that too. And you ask the same question. And Jesus says, with mankind or with man, it's impossible for anyone to have eternal life. But with God, all things are possible. Look at your neighbor say neighbor. If you go to heaven, it won't be because you're good. Say neighbor, it'll be because he's good. For the Bible says the Lord is good and his mercy endures to all generations. I think about that. You know what I love about Jesus? You can't put him in a box. And here's where I really feel God wants to talk to us about today. Because very rarely does Jesus do the exact same thing the same way. He never very rarely ever answers the question the same way. He's not the only one that wanted to know about this. So before I tell you, let me tell you about an incident that precedes this question. In the book of Luke in the 9th chapter, the 51st verse, it says, when it came time for him to go back to heaven, he made up his mind to go to Jerusalem. Another translation says he set his face like a flint to go to Jerusalem. He was not going to let anything get in the way. And he was going to Jerusalem for you and me to die on the cross. Amen? Okay. And they had to go through the land of the Samaritans. And Samaritan people were people who came out of blended families, like our interracial marriages today. They were Jews and Syrians who had intermarried with one another. Gentiles and Jews and there was a lot of animosity. There was a lot of prejudice. How many of us realize there's a lot of prejudice in our nation today? Look at your neighbor say neighbor. In fact, say it with a thought. Say neighbor. God ain't feeling that. Okay. And he's definitely not feeling that amongst his children. So they went to the land of Samaritans and Jesus said, look at this place to stay. And James and John go. And when they get to the Samaritans, they find out Jesus is going back to heaven and they wouldn't give him a place to stay. And James and John got an attitude. How many of you ever had a bad attitude? Anybody in the house? Just 17 of us. Praise the Lord.  Say neighbor.  They came back to Jesus. Lord, they didn't receive us. Check this out.  These brothers did not learn a lot from the Prince of Peace. And the King James says, and Jesus rebuked them. He said, you don't know what spiritual for the Son of Man did not come to take men's lives. He came to give life. Ephesians, I'm sorry, Philippians 2.5 says it this way. Let Jesus Christ be your example as to what your attitude should be. So God says, have an attitude, but let it be like the attitude of Jesus. And then he says, let's go on to another village. So that's in Luke 9. Amen. Let's go to Luke 10. And so here's what it says. It says this. Somewhere in here. Then one of the experts of the law stood up to test him. And he said this. The experts of the law. These were not attorneys like we have today, but these are men who study the law of God. History says that these men had the first five books of the Bible memorized. Wow. Look at your neighbor say neighbor. If you memorize Deuteronomy, you have way too much time on your hands. But these guys poured over the scriptures and so now here's Jesus. Master shows him props. What must I do to have eternal life to be sure of it? Jesus says, well, what does the law say? What is your studying taught you? One of the things I appreciate it so much about Pastor David. I see I don't see him here yet. Though he might be here. Is the sobriety of his teaching. He calls a spade a spade. Amen. How many of you realize that anybody like what he gives you the word you get the word. Okay. And I love that about a matter of fact. That's one of the things that kind of drew me to him. Okay. So here. What have you learned? You've been studying this word. What have you learned for there's a scripture that says forever learning with never coming to the truth. He says master dash out.  I love this. Jesus says quite right. Do that and you will live. He got a hundred on the test. Amen. How many of us move here in school? You got a hundred on the test and then you went for the bonus question. Anybody ever do that? Okay. Here's what I'm saying.  I'm happy. Okay. And sometimes you need to leave the bonus question alone. Well, then wanting to justify himself. Well, then who is my neighbor? And I love this. Jesus gives him this parable. A parable. It's a natural story with a spiritual meaning behind it. And so when I read or I listen to the Bible, it turns into a movie for me. So he tells him this story about a man who left Jerusalem to go down to Jericho. Why down to Jericho? Now why not up to Jericho? Jericho is 800 feet plus below sea level. Jerusalem is 2,500 feet above sea level. Today in the world, Jericho is the lowest city on the face of the earth. It's about an 18 mile journey and the road was very windy and it was called the way of blood. Why? Because bandits used to hang out on that road and they used to rob people who would come along, somebody who would be unsuspecting. So this man leaves Jerusalem by himself to go down to Jericho. We don't know why he went. Maybe something happened. Maybe something was urgent as far as he was concerned. Maybe he had a good reason or maybe he forgot about the dangers of the road.  They take his money and they leave him half dead. And so here he is laying on the side of the road. I feel like I want to act this out a little bit. Okay, so here he is. I'll keep my clothes on though if you don't mind. Okay, so he's beat up. And then Jesus tells about a priest. A priest comes along and sees him there.  And it says in the priest passed him by. Question, based on what you know about me now, having been a police officer and I was in the military and I'm a minister of the gospel, you were on the road and you saw me, but I didn't see you. And I left that man laying there. How many of you would be disappointed in me based on what I've shared with you so far? Raise your hands. So you're disappointed and rightfully and understandably so. And maybe this particular day I came wearing a clergy collar. You know that that priest he had clothes on that made it unmistakable as to who he was. The man's laying on the side of the road. And he looks up and he sees the God guy. The guy that represents God come only to see that guy leave him there and walk over on the other side. And he keeps on going. How could you do that? Why would you do that? Maybe it was a Sunday. Maybe that priest got an invitation to come and speak here. But if he touches this man because the man is bleeding, he has an issue of blood and he becomes ceremonially unclean. And now he has to step away and seclude himself for six days. But I've got a message for those people at Calree Chapel. And I leave that guy there. Or maybe he doesn't know what to do. And sometimes religious people don't know what to do. Sometimes religious people say, this is what happens when you heart hit it. This is what happens when you don't pay attention to the signs. And if you were serving God, this would have never happened to you. And he leaves him there. We don't know why. And again, I know it's a parable, but it comes alive for me.  And then he says, and then a Levite came. There are guys who helped in the temple. And he sees him. And then he says, and he crossed completely over on the other side. Maybe it's monkey sea, monkey dew. And he leaves him there. Two God people.    There are people in your family that don't know what to do with themselves. Well, let's just find out. How many of us got some people in our families that need this Jesus that lives inside of you? How many of you got some folks in your family that are bleeding to death? How many of you got some folks in your family that are doing stuff that they think is going to be helpful that's only making it worse? And yet and still, you're there. There's a message of condemnation, but I want you to think about some stuff. And so he gets left there. And then Jesus tells the story about a Samaritan. And he's telling it to a Jew.  A Jew who thinks Samaritans don't rate in this world. So Jesus says that if Samaritan came along riding his donkey. And they said the Samaritan looked at him and he had compassion on him. Wow. Because the Samaritan knows what it's like to be kicked to the curb. The Samaritan knows what it's like to be counted out as dead. The Samaritan knows what it's like to have been beaten down. And he had compassion on him. But just having compassion isn't enough. Just having compassion on those people just raised your hands about isn't enough.  And he kneels down beside this man and he begins to minister to his wounds. And remember the last hands that touched this man beat this man. As the chaplain at Children's Village is a residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed children. 300 kids out of New York City. All out of homes of abuse and neglect. And God sent me there to be the chaplain. The biggest lesson I learned in the 14 years that I stayed there. Almost wanting to quit every week. And God has added to it, you ain't going nowhere. The biggest lesson I learned, don't do any more damage. You're not here to make things worse. I place you on this earth to make things better. God has placed you on this earth to make a difference.  And to make a difference, there's got to be a difference. And the thing that makes the difference is the God that lives inside of you.  The Bible says he applies oil and wine. Symbolic things in the Bible. Oil, symbolic of the Holy Spirit and the anointing that comes with that. Spirit of God lives inside of you. And the Bible says the anointing is in you. God has given you something that can make a difference in this world as it makes a difference in you. Wine, symbolic of grace, symbolic of the blood of Jesus. And who doesn't need the blood of Jesus applied to them? And he applies it to them. But it's still not enough. So I would think maybe he lifts him up to a certain degree, maybe even hoists him over his shoulder and then gets him on top of the donkey. And as he begins to take him to town he looks at his clothes. And what does he have on his clothes now? Blood. Blood. What else? Dirt. Oil. Wine. It's come back to him. And a lot of times it doesn't come back to him because are you or me because we don't use what's been given to us. Because God has given you something to make a difference in this world. Amen? Amen? Okay, so he takes him to town and it's still not enough. He checks him into a hotel or a motel or holiday inn or some place that left the light on for him. And that's still not enough. But he stays with the man all night long. He stays with them all night long. And again, I know it's a parable but let's make it real. What does the man feel? What does the man feel when he comes in and out of conscious and he sees this guy seated at his feet who he doesn't know? He sees this guy get up and put a cool rag on his head or wipe down sores and wounds that he begins to puss.  Oh, God. Lord, touch him. Heal him. Don't allow him to die. Don't allow him to become bitter. Don't allow him to become hateful. Don't allow him as a wounded person to become a wounder of others if that be a word. I wonder what he thinks and it's still not enough. The Bible says he stays with them all night long and then in the morning he gives some silver coins to the innkeeper and then he says to the innkeeper and if that's not enough I'll pay the rest when I come back and so as I look at you I wonder how many people are in your life that are bleeding that woman, that guy on your job the one that's angry all the time the one you walk by her desk and she looks depressed every single day that you see her she does her job she struggles to but you could tell something is the matter you watch somebody outburst continually and you know something is the matter those people in your own home children broken angry, wounded, depressed frustrated and you know something is the matter I watch high school kids label other kids as friends that girl, that guy that's cutting him or herself because there's so much pain in their heart or in their minds they create pain someplace else because they don't know how to deal with this and you call them friend and you walk right by them who's in your life that's dying who's in your life that's been kicked to the curb or do you or I regard them as Samaritans they're just getting what they deserve I say this to you I say it to myself we at all better be thankful we don't get what we deserve because Jesus showed up and he worked a miracle in our lives and he works a miracle in your life so you could be part of the miracle in somebody else's it was a miracle that the Samaritan came along right at the right moment this guy was half dead and somebody had a heart that went out to him Philippians 2.5 let Jesus Christ be your example as to what your attitude should be God said you wouldn't know what kind of attitude that have the one my son had the one when he saw the multitude he said the harvest is right but the laborers if you pray the Lord of the harvests and laborers into the vineyard that you but right before it says that in Jesus seeing that multitude had compassion on them his heart went out to them because we have this high priest who could be touched by our infirmities because just like us he was tempted in every way he was tempted in every way Jesus knows what's like to be kicked to the curb Jesus knows what's like to be abused or abandoned Jesus knows what is like to be lied on and lied to Jesus knows what is like to be rejected Jesus knows what's like to be betrayed Jesus knows what is like to be left dying and bleeding Jesus know he would have his own father turned his head from him and cry out why has he has use that same father his hand's commended spirit. Some of you have been through those things and God showed up and worked a miracle. And now he sends you and I forth to work a miracle. Many times we're told you need to be the Good Samaritan. I don't think you can be the Good Samaritan. You can be like the Good Samaritan because I think the Good Samaritan is Jesus. And maybe you say well why do you say that Bill?  The Bible says and he had compassion on the multitudes. The Bible says he sits high but he looks low. The Bible says his ears are not dull that they cannot hear. Neither are his arms short that they cannot save. The Bible says he lifts us up out of a myery place. He sits us in a heavenly place. The Bible says he is able to bind up the wounds of the brokenhearted. I think about this Jesus.  Look at your neighbor. Say neighbor who is your daddy? That makes you a Samaritan too because you come from a blended family.  You roll up on these people who are hurting and broken. And they've been watching you. They watch the joy in you. They watch you go through difficult times. They watch you walk in the spirit and they don't understand. And one day it happens. I noticed there's something different about you. What is it? And you can go I'm glad you asked for the Scriptures says you be prepared. Be prepared to give an answer for the hope that's in you. Christ in you. The hope of glory. I shared with the first congregation this morning coming up that hill last night and looking out across the valley and seeing all those lights. Seeing all those homes and knowing there were people that are dying and you're the soul of the earth. We weren't close enough to see this town but the same thing is in this town and like a salt shaker God is shaking you out in the community so somebody gets a taste of him through you. Amen. I love this story. Oh by the way it's Jesus who pays the price. And it's Jesus that in an hour that you think not he's coming back. He's coming back to a church that is making a difference in the lives of men and women. A church that takes ownership for the people that lives in their community. When I was a kid we used to play the cootie game. God's called you to go out and touch people with the cooties. Jesus did it all the time. Say neighbor he touched people with cooties but he never got their cooties. He healed their cooties.  He's going to make a difference in you so that he can make a difference through you. And all we have to do is let him. And so I love how the way the story ends Jesus says to him well which of these three guys the Samaritan the priest or the Levite was the meant was the neighbor to the man who was the bandit's victim this guy's still steeped in his prejudice and I would think inwardly Jesus got to be going right well I guess the one that showed compassion and what I love about Jesus he didn't let it hook him he says then you go and do likewise he says to you and I go and do likewise amen


Internal Revenue Service IRS tax news! IRS joins efforts to fight charity fraud during International Recognition Week? Yeah, I think that's a good idea IRS. I mean, did you see that Candace Owens documentary on the Black Lives Matter, not for profit organization? The administrators seem to have inexplicably become real estate moguls. Plus, they seem to be funding some kind of transgender mafia or something over there, I swear. And I mean, transgenderism doesn't have anything to do with Black Lives Mattering, it seems to me.  Like, transgenderism often seems more like a desperate content creator thing. Creators attempting to be part of the intersectional hierarchy, so the algorithm might give them like a YouTube viewer too. Just kidding, just kidding YouTube, that was totally just a joke. We all know your algorithm is totally like fairs of square with unequal sides, which isn't technically a square, but whatever, it's just a joke. Here's another one, sorry it's kind of a long joke Monday here. Dear God, Scooby Doo, what did they do to you? Apparently they couldn't teach an old dog new woke tricks. It's blinking, our families are blind, sir. So the dog had to go, and the new Scooby Doo show. Do you need any calls? No. Any messages? No. Any customers? No, Dr. Venkman. Type something, will you, we're paying for this stuff. Well, I guess actually it's the Velma spinoff, so at least they kept something, but still. Okay, I mean, this looks like another IP not handled well. And I personally think it's because a dog is a man's best friend. What has that got to do with it? Back off, man, I'm a scientist. And apparently, according to just about every mainstream writer these days, men suck.  So once again, the dog had to go. He hopped on, he hopped on, he signed an eviction notice. I mean, honestly, I bet they wanted to castrate poor Scooby like he was some poor, helpless five-year-old in the public school system. Raven's egg, blood of a hen. Little bit more blood, yes. Testicles of a newt. I guess he's a transsexual now. And Scooby just wasn't having it.  They've taken the castle. I thought it felt a bit drafty. And Scooby's like, well, that's fine. You just do that. This never would have happened if your father was alive. He's dead? Yes. And my mother? She died of pneumonia while you were away. And we'll see how popular it is. My brothers? They were all killed by the plague. My dog Pongo? Run over by a carriage. It's not going well, is it? My goldfish Goldie? Eating by the cat. My cat? Choked on the goldfish. I don't know, but whose idea was it to write this show, LaTrainz? Such an unusual name, LaTrainz. You mean you changed it to LaTrainz?  It's a good change. We have a story to tell. Please lend us your ears. Gusty. I mean, honestly, I don't think the writers are going to be able to land this one. You know, I personally flown over 194 missions and I was shot down every one. Come to think of it, I've never landed a plane in my life. But disclaimer, I've never actually seen the show. So this is just a random meaningless rant. The IRS partners in this effort as part of its ongoing commitment to fight fraud against charities, businesses and individuals. Sounds good, IRS. I still think you should widen the political scope a bit in terms of the organizations you go after. But that's just my opinion. It's estimated that charitable organizations will lose 5% of their revenue each year to fraud according to the fraud advisory panel, a UK-based organization leading the effort by organizing this week of awareness. And I would think those types of not-for-profit organizations that are run by people actually committing fraud are likely to be losing more than 5% even in their particular amounts to fraud. But in any case, experts say cybercrime is on the rise, including attacks on charities, their supporters and beneficiaries. And this, of course, would make sense because we're kind of in an environment more ripe for fraud when there's a lot of changes with regards to the law and people are uncertain, they're changing jobs and so on and so forth. And, of course, we have the changing and ever-changing technology and the social media platforms and whatnot. So you would expect there's going to be new and changing environments for the fraudsters out there. So charities, regulators, agencies, law enforcement and other not-for-profit stakeholders around the world are working together to raise awareness about fraud and cybercrime that affects charities. These efforts resulted in seven days when supporters actively discussed fraud, shared best practices and often helpful resources. Seven days of discussion. Woo-hoo! The problem I have no doubt has been solved. Here we go. What did you come up with? How to verify a charity. Quote, we'd like to thank the fraud advisory panel for reminding donors to remain vigilant. Quote said IRS director of exempt organizations and government entities, Rob Malone. So clearly first thing that came out of that intense brainstorming, you need to be vigilant out there, guys. You need to be vigilant. Quote, unfortunately, natural disasters like Hurricane Iain provide an opportunity for charity scammers to take advantage of genuine efforts to help. I urge donors to verify a charity's tax-exempt status as tax-exempt organizations search. There's a link to that here before donating goods, services or money, end quote. So clearly one of the things we want to be aware of is that we want to see that the charity is actual and not-for-profit organization. And note the first step would be normally to check that they're a not-for-profit organization and you would think that fraudulent charities will often put pressure on you, social pressure in order to get you to give them money in a particular situation without basically double-checking too intensely. So they might try to ask you for money in public or say there's a time frame, they need it here and now or something like that. But oftentimes it would be nice if you're going to give to charity to actually say, no, I'm going to actually do my research and I would like my money to go somewhere that's a legitimate charity. Notice if it is a legitimate charity, that just means that they filed for not-for-profit status and they're a charity in terms of the tax code. That doesn't mean they're actually run well because charities actually have more difficulty running efficiently than for-profit organizations because if you give money to for-profit organizations you're buying their stock, for example, then you're checking up on them, you're giving them pressure because you expect a return. Not-for-profit organizations don't have that. You give money to a not-for-profit organization and you don't really follow up, you just say I did my good deed for the day and you go on your way. So there's not the same kind of pressure. So what you would like to do is even go a step further and look into those organizations that are not just not-for-profit organizations in terms of the tax code so that you get a write-off on it, but they actually spend the money well. They have a track record of being able to overcome the added adversity of being a not-for-profit organization with naturally leads to bloat, unefficiently run organizations. So that indicates fake charities. In addition to cyber crime, targeting charities, criminals who create fake charities are also a problem. Fake charities are part of the IRS's Dirty Dozen tax scams for 2022. There's a link to the Dirty Dozen tax scams here. As noted above, taxpayers should verify legitimate and qualified charities using the tax-exempt organization's search tool on IRS.gov. Now, if they're trying to get you to give money to a fake charity, then of course you can do research on the charity to check them out. And again, I would be weary of anybody that's trying to pressure you to give money publicly or to give money, you know, and have a time constraint or put like social pressure on you to give you money immediately. The sign of a scam is usually that they have something that you have to act now, you've got to do it now, and then they have a threat, which is the threat in this case, is if you don't act now, there's social pressure and you'll lose, you know, whatever in front of people. But no, you're going to say, no, I'm going to research the charity, see that you're actually legitimate, and then possibly I'll give it to you and I'm not, you know, going to worry about anything else except having my money go to somewhere where it might do some actual good, okay? So donors should never feel pressured to give it immediately. Links to more information, a special website was created for Charity Fraud Awareness Week. There's a link to that here, and features information to help mark partners, charities and other tax-exempt organizations and not-for-profit find details about Awareness Week. You can find free resources, a fraud pledge for organizations, a listing of webinars and other events. Those encouraged to participate in this week's activities include trustees, staff and volunteers from charities, non-government organizations and non-profits, organizations that represent the interest of non-profits, accountants, auditors and those acting as professional advisors to non-profits, regulators, law enforcement officials and policy makers working to safeguard non-profits. So visit the Fraud Advisory Panel. There's a link to that here, website to learn more about Charity Fraud Awareness Week and how to get involved. So you can check out those links and there'll be a link to this in the description.


Welcome back to the bet MGM studio and Titans all access our Nissan insider well he's an insider on the NFL in the UK from Sky Sports NFL Neil Reynolds how are you good Mike thank you thanks for having me we're writing them right in the middle of all these London games now and yeah just so exciting to have every every body's attention in the NFL on the UK and on London it's always a special time of year you've been talking about the NFL since 1991 long before anyone got the idea that there would be games played in London on a regular basis and that it would become part of the fabric of the NFL which it is now why did you get so interested in the NFL so early so I was a I was just a fan saw it on channel four there was just there were only four channels in the UK then it was one of the channels that was showing highlights of the NFL there was a curly-haired rookie by the name of Dan Marino everyone was getting excited about I kind of that piqued my interest and my passion for the NFL began there what do fans in the UK think of Derek Henry they recognize him as one of the true stars and he's one of those that will again slightly transcend the sport because he will you will go viral every now and then with you know stiff up you know the when he sent Josh Norman flying you know that those kind of things that yeah Derek Derek is undoubtedly one of them but us as we watch among American football fans last five six seven years one of the absolute stars of the league what do fans in the UK talk about when they discuss Mike Brableston you're always going to get a gritty team you're going to get a tough team the Titans know who they are and they are they are always going to be tough they're always going to be well coached they're going to be ready it doesn't mean they're going to win every week but they're going to be ready and actually they've done quite a lot of winning because of that approach okay so we're the home team Sunday at Tottenham Hatch per Stadium we're playing Baltimore please don't tell me Baltimore is more popular than we are no no I wouldn't say that no I think it's I think that's probably a tie the Titans are one of those teams that are you know I think have been helped by the the reaching the championship game having players like Derek Henry being being in that playoff mix you know three of coach Brableston's first four years so yeah they're not they're not the most popular team in the in the UK but they're certainly growing the numbers and they won't be they won't be out shouted by Ravens fans a lot of Titans fans are coming over they are so excited to be part of this whole adventure if they've got to do one thing in London outside of the obvious what does Neil Reynolds recommend either two things you can either get on the boat and go up the River Thames and you'll see a lot of the sights there this is so touristy but I actually still do we still do we live 45 minutes from London we'll do it every now and then you get on the open top bus and you do the whole city tour because I just it's just you do it in a couple of hours you can hop on and hop off it is a wonderful city that's the way to see all of it you know and yeah stop off in a pub or two thank you so much for doing this Neil Reynolds look forward to seeing you as the Titans head to London to take on the Baltimore Ravens at Tottenham Hodge per Stadium we appreciate your time thank you Mike if you'd like to hear more of my conversation with Neil Reynolds subscribe to the official Titans podcast better known as the OTP you can get it wherever you get your podcasts including Tennessee Titans dot com


Storm deposits vary depending on how close they are to the shoreline. The shoreline is where most of the sediment gets eroded and as you go farther away from the shoreline less sediment gets delivered to that environment. The water is also deeper which means that the waves and currents influence the bottom of the bed less. So let's draw an example stratigraphic column for deeper water. The mud-sized grains still accumulate between storms with some burrowing. When the storm comes the flow might not be fast enough to be erosive and it's mostly the fine to very fine sand that makes it out this far. So that can accumulate and it often has that hammocky cross stratification and sometimes it has those wave ripples on top. So then mud accumulates again and another storm comes and maybe there's even less sediment accumulates with a little bit of hammocky cross stratification. Again mud accumulates and maybe this time the waves are large but there are fewer currents and they end up with the wave rippled cross lamination. Mud accumulates again, maybe there's a little bit of finding upward in this particular bed with some hammocky cross stratification. Okay, so I drew this particular stratigraphic column with the same number of sandstone beds as the other one. And so usually you can't correlate individual storm beds but one of the things that happens with the storm deposits is that as you go closer to shore to offshore the characteristics change. So a bed that actually has mud clasps at the bottom, a good finding upward sequence is really quite thick, can have a significantly different set of characteristics further offshore. It usually has a smaller deposit, finer grain deposit through time and often less erosion at the bottom. And in the case of these three storms that are stacked on top of each other in the shallow water deposit, if you look in deeper water you can see that I've drawn it with the shale in between them. So offshore you end up still with the mudstone or shale accumulating whereas in a near shore environment that's eroded away. So what this means is that the near shore record because there is erosion there are gaps in the rock record, there are intervals of time where rock is missing and not representing that time. If you go to the other direction closer to shorelines there's typically a lot more erosion and a lot coarser grained deposits. So let's say we're just below normal wave base so we can accumulate some mud deposits. But when a storm comes there's pretty extensive erosion and a lot of the sediment that's on shore actually can get transported offshore into these sorts of environments. So maybe there's actually some conglomerate in this lower part of the storm bed, some large clasts, but the humickey cross stratification doesn't form until the grain size is fine to very fine. And so maybe you accumulate some humickey cross stratification. And then there would be wave ripples and maybe a little bit of mud between storms but we're in a shallow enough environment that the storms are often very erosive at the bottom and maybe this one has a pretty significant amount of conglomerate and so we'll put in our conglomerate here. You have the humickey cross stratification when they're both currents and waves but maybe there's a lot of strong waves and we end up with a lot of wave reworking of the sediments at the top here. Another storm, maybe this one isn't quite as erosive. Let's not leave a gap in our timeframe here. This one might have a lot of currents and a lot of the humickey cross stratification in the upper parts and these can vary as well. Maybe this time there's just the conglomerate before another storm comes and erodes it away. So in this particular case our storm deposits are almost always erosive at the base and between each storm there is deposition but almost none of that is preserved, almost none of the deposits between storms are preserved in the rock record because of that erosion. So we have these storm deposits going across different environments and the characteristics of them are different with the offshore ones being thinner in general, finer grained, less erosion and the onshore ones being on general coarser grained and often with more conglomerate. So we can look at the characteristic aspects of these deposits and in general storm deposits are fine upward. They can have an erosional base, they by definition almost always have the humickey cross stratification and they often have wave ripples. So almost always because storm deposits reflect the waning of the storm as it leaves you have this whining upward and the sequence of structures through time are the erosional base with or without conglomerate then the humickey cross stratification which requires both the waves and the currents followed by the wave ripples at the top. And depending on how much gets eroded there's often mudstone deposited between storms. So the really key aspect to look for storm influence deposits is this humickey cross stratification. Thanks for watching.