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So, like, I'm not into it now and I'm an actress also. I act when I'm given the opportunity. Where have you acted before? Theater, TV? TV, we did a series, it was a series. It aired on EBN, EBN TV. It's one of my famous best friends. Oh, hey. What role were you playing? role. Bad girl, somehow bad girl. Okay, where can we find you on social media? On Facebook. My Facebook is, I own Facebook. I flow sit to in call. Where's the Tik Tok app? No, I'm the one who's Hi, my name is Maureen Mutegi. I'm a student. I'm an economic student in my third year. Yeah, I also do digital marketing for various businesses. I also do content creation on the side. I'm also an actress. Yes, basically. I need to start. Okay, when did you get into digital marketing? I started last year. So, I got it through, I also used to do modeling. So, that's how that's how I got into it. Casually. That's what I'm going to show you. So, that's how I got into digital marketing. So, I was called by a certain hotel in at the river to do modeling for their for their hotel. Like customer. And I was like, this can be a business idea. So, what if I get for them the models and then they can market their hotel. So, that's how I started doing for them. Yeah, then I started doing for them social media marketing come here. I can do it. Yeah, so, now from that opportunity, you know, I started not looking for other businesses and that's why I started doing digital marketing. Okay. So, have you acted on TV or Ben just in Malaysia. I am not asking. Where, where? Where, where? The head. So, now, I've been confused by that thought. Yes. What was I going to ask you more? Acting. Yes. Where have you acted before? I've been on Jeroa Uba on my show. So, you know Joe? He's such a vibe. Good morning Joe. He's such a vibe. He is. I've been on Kina as well. I've been on a show on Netflix with Starring Blessing Lungaho. I'm forgetting. I'm so my Netflix so chill. Guys, your way to humble for me. Your way to humble for me both of you. Yeah. Okay. All right. Good to know. I just wanted to understand your little bit, which it actually brings us back to our topic. Now, Steli, Prof. Yes. He's an amazing one. That one. How many jobs or how many Do you make money? Yeah, sometimes. So, how does your money work for you? What do you do with it? I'm a tunic. So, it makes you let me say financially free. Not that they won't give you. Ah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. This one. So, when you're free. It's not giving. Okay. Yes. Yeah. They are mostly scams. They ask you 500 for registration. So, you'll see. So, you're wasting all your time. More is fine. Okay. Maybe, as she said, like maybe two to three full-time employed. How many baking. I was also used to be a makeup artist before. What can't you do? What you love doing and make it a hustle and make money out of it. You can't live in this economy right now. You can't live on one paycheck. What if you're making, I want to say an obscene amount of money. I don't want to put an exact number to it. But imagine the most you would like to be paid in a month. A lot of times too. So, what if you're getting that kind of money per month. Okay. I don't think it will be enough. But don't do it after two. Something that I can make more. Because also want like a lavish lifestyle. You know. I'm going to be like... Cairo. Okay. I've just had a thought. Let me finish raising these questions of Florence. The things you like determine the hustle or the number of hustles you have. If you like nice things. Yes. Now that for me to sustain I must work smart. I must organize myself. Do you think it's true? Yes, you have to work smart. You work hard. You're being paid. Yes. So, you're not going to be able to stay at home. You're not going to be able to stay at home. Anyway, good morning. You're not going to be able to stay at home. So, we work smart versus hard. I agree. That's how we say we're dumb in Kenya. That's how we say we're dumb in Kenya. This is a conversation we're having heatedly. Although phrased in another way. Now, please don't throw stones at me. This is just a question I'm asking. I don't have any fathers. But I'm not going to be able to stay at home. I have a rich boyfriend. I'm not going to be able to stay at home. I'm not going to be able to stay at home. I'm not going to be able to stay at home. But what do you think of me? I feel like... I'm not going to be able to stay at home. But I'm not going to be able to stay at home. So, if... Okay. I'm not going to be able to stay at home. I'm not going to be able to stay at home. I'm not going to be able to stay at home. Almost 30 minutes up by the way. It was a reverse kind of situation. I was just putting it as the female was younger. But I was talking to men and they were looking at it from another angle. But what if I'm at home? There are 50,000 girls in Bihar. live in awesome nice you guys but I don't know how to explain it to you. Kedogo and Pelé were on vacation. My name is Nended by Me Nended Seashells. Yeah. My work was done on the ocean in December. Me, Sayo, I'm from Singapore. Whatever you've learned, it's stamped for... Why is this looking at me? Hey, what if that is my answer? Would you agree it's okay? For me, it's not smart. Why? Because you're afraid of me, your money. My boyfriend would say, Oh, by the way, because I'm not in Asia, and the money is not there. Do you know that you're afraid of me? Maybe you're not? Or maybe you're not safe? I'm not sure. I'm not sure, but when I go to parties, I get a lot of money.  I'm not on the board, and I'm not afraid of being around. I'm not afraid. What do you think? I don't know when I'm ready to go. I won't be a shaman. I won't be a shaman and I'll be in the train for the day. But, you know, you have to be dependent on that man. Like if you need money for anything, like, baby, send me this. Send me this. Like, for some of me now, that's the life I wouldn't want to live like being dependent on someone I can work hard and get that 50,000 or 100,000 and buy myself whatever I want. Atu Dekata, we have not seen him. He doesn't want anything to do with you. What I would like to say is that according to working smart, you can work with a hard person. You know what I would like to say? What if you are the kind of person who wants to buy an iPhone just because a new series has come out? What if you are thinking about it? If you want to make money, you can buy a car and make sure that you have a love book. See at the end of the day, you can have a lot of options. What if you are smart about this?  Lack of opportunity meets what? Working. You just don't see it and be lucky. But to me personally, I wouldn't advise on that. Why? Because it's not good. Plus, you have to give him benefits. If you had a normal boyfriend with no money, you wouldn't have any benefits. Lacking me? No. Let's build a life. Let's build a whole empire together. This boyfriend of mine, at least I know his mind alone. Who gave you that security? At least I know. The only woman who knows where her man is all the time is Luhasan. She has a job. I've got a job as a TV performer. They're asking me if I have a job or not and I won't be able to answer. I'm sure that you have. Who? Ajay. I'm sure that you have that security. I know you have a job. She doesn't work at the same time. True. But they know that he has a 100% sure that he has a million women Who told you? Who told you? Who told you? Who told you? Maybe he has a chance to get a little older Now he's starting over, he's starting to get older and he's growing up But come on, I'm getting older and he's not way much older than me So I'll get older and grow up If you want to give me good life, okay, I can't refuse Come on, I'm getting older and he's not way much older than me Why? How will the society perceive you? What society? This society is not going to let you get older This society is not going to let you get older Personally for me If you want to stop me, I can't do it If you want to stop me, I can't do it If you want to get older, I can't do it Hey, you can't do it You don't have the confidence to do it I'll do it I'll do it I'll do it myself So he buys me a mantra but says, I don't know Hey, maybe he'll come And he'll come too What? I'll come You're a grandfather Hey Lana Okay I By the way, don't listen to me I'm just asking questions I am not in courage to do it Kindly I don't know I'm not sure I don't know what to say But I'm sure I'm working, guys, thanks But if you don't know I'll let you know I'll let you know Let me know Slide Slide I'll leave the comments I'm still at White 5 4 Still on Facebook We have Chokorawa Busea And like your handle says Good morning from Achaques County I'm working I'm working I don't know There's something attractive about a man who works hard Amma Yeah, he too Yeah, there's just something It doesn't even matter what you're doing There's just something attractive about a man who works hard Bless him Bless him streaming in churches and videography Allafu Bado, Me, Me, Me, me, me, actor All right, go creative Kenkapa Amma says, Maria Kani following I'll let you know Jio streaming and then things He said He's advising that we should have more than one thing to do And his advice touched me He said You start with your skill set You're an actor Suddenly someone likes what you're doing You like things beauty related Your model, all these things Instagram Hashtag I always remember that Allafu's Let's say maybe Allafu's Whole package Rembo Florence If you don't like it you can't collaborate with Amma So, do you agree that we should start with what we know how to do But lack overthink We won't start I think you should start with what you have Come on your skills You don't have the money to expand very large Start with what you have You have the skills and make up Buy a few products Start with what you have Then slowly build and you'll become big What do you think Florence? Okay Like I don't know Maybe I don't know how to drive So I don't know how can I do it I don't know I don't like it I don't know I don't know Carb Mahosa That's struggling I'm stressed I'll start with what I like So It will help me to grow Actually, I will bring up something very beautiful I don't know if you can see we can work well under pressure What if you go you are Let me put this hypothetical situation as desperation They can buy and buy They don't have a job They don't know They don't know So are you going to work towards it Like, if you want to work I'll give you a chance But I'm not sure If you want to work I might fumble the first month I'll pay you But I'm working Would you agree? Yeah, I could agree Maybe You can do anything You can So you can start from somewhere If you want to work But if you want to work I'll give you a chance Yes, no They say If your job Is what you love You'll never work a day in your life If you want to work But if you want to work I'll give you a chance I'll give you a chance I'll give you a chance Some government offices I'll be working I'll be working I'll be working I'll be working I'll be working I'll be working Anyway Hashtag one morning How do you feel about them What I can say Just take the risk Maybe just need the money You might not know exactly how to do it But I'm very confident I'm confident I can do it I'm even the best in the country Thank you You don't know anything And I'm talking something very close To what you enjoy Let's say you study your makeup artist Some talk about your hairdress If you want to work Maybe you can text her Maybe you can talk to her But if you want to work She will do it She will do it But me Some talk about it She will do it But you do it with the name of Eight Dills Yes Just perfect Say you are a mom Say you are a mom You're looking for a dress I'm the one During that week At least we can do it We can do it with some skills We'll bring out something very beautiful I like to call it YouTube University We can do it because it's YouTube I am not sure There are many people who teach us how to blink But I don't know how to do it You close, you open And then you close And then you open and get there You can do it and you can pay I am very happy to see that you are able to do it Congratulations to our first and foremost Haramistas for that phenomenal win We are very happy to have you here Good job, good job, good job I am very happy to see that you are able to do it I am very happy to see that you are able to do it Congratulations, by the way We are very proud of you We are very proud Now we are back to this So is it possible that we can do anything under the sun just because we are going to YouTube University Do you think technology in Mifanya Learning is just You must learn how to do it Yeah Yeah What do you think, Tim? It's a mess It's the first time I've done it It's the second time I've done it So it's made it easier for us So do you think it's possible that we can employ it? Sir, I think there are people who just believe You can just make money, go to school Look for a job, get employed Yeah I think the backward way of thinking Yeah, I agree But it says there are jobs I don't know How do you feel about that? Do you agree? Yeah, I agree I think there are jobs From now up to K-Shore Yeah There are skills I think it's possible We were doing research Just the other day And we determined there was There's a chart, Mahali And it talks about I think from 2017 to now From previous year, 2023 The number of people going to university Ranges from five hundred thousand To five hundred and thirty thousand Now the number of people who graduate And these are registered universities Around seventy-four of neutral According to the body So it's five hundred thousand people who graduate And people graduate by annually in Kenya That means twice a year I don't know if it's June, Street, December Around somewhere there Where are all these people going? Where are they going? Like, they graduate There are jobs, there are jobs By the way, a lot of people graduate They expect you to have years of experience Of experience Yeah, when you want to talk already They expect you to have years of experience Now there's two ways to this You may be perhaps you could have If you were able Or if you had that opportunity To get those years of experience Of experience in campus While you were still studying You know, there's people who are not able For one reason or the other But if you were, and you were lucky enough But now that makes sense You may graduate to Kona Steel Set And you have experience But what about someone For one reason or the other Maybe when you had a child Or something Or you had to work to feed Your family or your relatives Now what happens? I don't know What's the problem? I think what you told Like, university students And I can say I can say this about most who have seen Work or truth Like, you can talk to a class You can share You can share From Wednesday When it's the When I first got a job I had a class When I was like I had a job for the last four years I was able to do it And I had John John is occupied with C John is busy He's always been busy He's always busy He's always busy And I'm not saying I'm just saying From time to time I should say Which I'm sorry about medical interns who are striking I'm not sure yeah but there are no jobs so what to do from campus there's a lot of right now actually when you are young like between the age of 20 and 25 you have the energy you have the zeal you can accomplish so much by the time in Africa 26 you're already on a whole different level so as a size you when you have the energy of the time you you're already employed, how much time, how much money you have you're already on a whole you're an age bracket because you're 26 now let me say you're not even 26 yet you're already on a whole what I'm hearing is Kujitoma is important Kujitoma is very very important you can do it do it just do it like Nike I may have thought like I don't think I can say it out loud so I don't do it too Facebook to submit to comments as we can say and you please do interact with us on any platform that pleases you hashtag of the day is why in the morning we have Kenny Maes says good morning Val now I'm going to come over and freshen up because now I know something about you and to maybe quite a timeline or two we'll see what you do and we'll engage you good morning Val me, I'm wearing school track suits, fleece jackets and pair with Kenny Tamjango and I'm going to come by that's what you're saying is handsome boy behavior Charles Kafka says good morning, Tizia Noni says good morning leader of photography, Siku Yaleo wow, and I'm following Mugata Kubariki, my friend and he's going to come over and freshen up Charles Kafka says again what you from Cardina, Anita oh I like your hand that says nice oh I miss you too baby girl, JJ or Zengo says no masana anyway I'm just following man like Jamre Val man said to Koshuguli Zote like bigger hustle be like Ujjali Adi Ejipe thank you for bringing that up I love you my next question was what do you do to job I'm trying to be very careful with this because if you don't agree with me but but people people maybe to see hands and people so imagine so imagine at the one there I'm a Bey Charles Bey Charles talk to me look like you want to say something where did you imagine I was wearing what they said I'm a Bey Charles okay okay okay okay okay okay wow okay okay okay okay you don't come back yeah yeah yeah different thought of it when you were saying about class about these people who think they're in a different class and they can't do some certain kind of jobs that's where I was going me me yeah whatever you get whatever you get so don't see yourself like I can do some things yeah so sometimes you just do what you gotta do what you gotta do society society we have we have we have we have we have we have we have but I appreciate you I really do I really do good morning good morning Kiamwangi division my ancestors I was going to start calling me they said good morning I am watching alive um my first I think I like this Oh, look at you. Now we can't let you come in and the field after dark. We are news for video coverage. Just call me Big Daddy. Hey Big Daddy. Being Kenyan is a full-time business. I am a CEO. I see Empress Nurege from the wrong side. Good morning. Paul says, Okay, I don't know how to assist you. Don says, Don Stan watching from Likoni, Mombasa, Spice Boys. He's watching out of my lava tycoon boy. He says, good morning. I'm Tycoon watching live from Chep Koyok, Transoya County. You see Masai Wakajados is good morning. I see Twist Ngororosa is good morning. Rasta watching live from 001. Benito, Masais is good morning. That's fun. Good morning. I'm Kitui Westside. I see Masalime Walker. I see Benito. Peter Geng says to me from Kerukuea. As for now, I'm limited to work. Okay, that's another good thing. I'm not limited to work. I am tired. Although, I really have... Okay, personally, I share experience fatigue. Fatigue is not a good thing. Fatigue, we say it to me. We say, Fatigue is not a good thing. Fatigue is not a good thing. As in, you just... Now, came out of the hospital, there's nothing. I don't know if it's because of fatigue. Fatigue is bad. But it's about time management, I'm guessing. So, I'm not limited to work. I'm not limited to work. Do you think so? I'm not limited. As for me, I'm not limited. If you have the time, I'm not limited. And the energy, remember? And more energies. That's funny. What do you think? I feel like you should work, yes. But also, how you're seeing, how you're fatigued. Know how to take a break. Know how to give your body that rest. And don't... When you're stressed, you've been working for all this time. You're working because you are overworking. So, know how to get that rest. How to... When you're so stressed, when you're depressed, you're jobless. It's also... Life is short. So, as well, have fun. Go out. Take a break. Go, take a massage. Go to the spa. So, it's what you like. I like it. I like it. How do you unwind? Okay, it's scary. I don't know. My hands are supposed to be scary like this, like that. How do you unwind? Okay... I'm not going to say how I like it, it's like... For me, I'm going to move. Um... You're not going to move? I can do it. Um... Let's say I don't know how to walk. If you don't know how to walk, it's like what they say to you. Like saying good night to myself and say good night to them. You're not going to move. So I'll just say good night and say good night to them. Sometimes... Give us all This is a fight There is a romance She is a boy She has done what? What do you want? I don't know We are not judging We are not judging We have two minutes left We have three tasks We are planning to do some work We have a grudge We are following Kim Sam We are working on a show I don't know We will be back We will be back We will be back We are working on a show We will be back We are not judging We are not judging We are working on connections Good morning, I'll be My name is Val, I'm a man like John Ray, I'm from Pwona. My name is Geeta, I'm from Patos. I'm still studying. I'm an engineering student. I hope I'll get a job opportunity. I'm from Fungoka. Have a nice day, Val. Have a nice day, Pwona. You're so sweet. I wish you again... You're funny. Workzilla. This is a good morning. I'm Zilla from Odaian Yeri County. Country. Yeri... My point is what you do in my life, I have a second chance while represented. Ah! I have a second chance while represented. Life has no repeat. It's easy to have a soul. Even if it's not easy, that's it. To keep one, to end it to cut to my wrist. That's it. Say hi to me. Nasi is all the way. Hi. No, I'm just being fearful. I don't know. Okay. I don't know how to say it. Benja is in my ear. Okay, me and my sister-in-law. My mom. My mom, I love you. And my daddy. Oh! That's the one that Rudisha, the one that I love you too. See what I'm going to say to you. Oh! That's me and my sister-in-law. That's the one that I love you too. I love you too. I love you too. I love you Florets. And my friend is called Niki. See? And I feel that... BFC. BFC. I don't know. Something like that. Draving school. So, we call it that. Draving school is behind that. Yeah. Right. And you mom? Oh, and social media handles, right? Oh! From the single Facebook. I have Facebook too. No, I don't have that personally. I'm just a guest story. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? I'm just a guest story. From now until tomorrow. Okay. So, what are you going to say to me? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I'm going to fly. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. It's nothing. I don't have a friend. Today, I'm sitting with my mom. I don't know. She's my best friend. She's my best friend. I'm your best friend. Okay. Yeah. I know that you're going to say the same thing. You're my best friend too. I love you. She's my best friend again. She's my best friend again. I love you. I love you. 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Hello and welcome to the session. In this session, we are going to discuss the following question. The question says that calculate the compound interest due in two-and-a-half years on $6,000 at 10% compound interest. Let us see some of the formulas that we are going to use for this question. Simple interest is equal to P into R into T upon 100 where P is equal to the principle R is equal to the rate of interest and T is equal to the time in years. Amount is equal to principle plus interest and compound interest is equal to the amount minus the original principle. With this key idea, we shall proceed with the solution. Now, according to the question, we shall calculate the compound interest due in two-and-a-half years on $6,000 at 10% compound interest. So, to calculate the compound interest for two-and-a-half years, we shall first find the simple interest for first year, second year and at last for the last half year where each time the principle will be the amount at the end of the previous year. For the first year, principle P is equal to $6,000, rate of interest R is equal to 10% and the time T is equal to one year. Now, as we know, simple interest is equal to P into R into T upon 100. Therefore, interest for first year is equal to $6,000 into 10 into 1 upon $100, which is equal to T into $10, that is $600. Now, as amount is equal to principle plus interest, therefore amount at the end of first year is equal to $6,000 plus $600, which is equal to $6,600. Now, we shall find the interest for the second year. The principle P for the second year is equal to $6,600, which is the amount at the end of previous year. The rate of interest is equal to 10% and the time T is equal to one year. As interest is equal to P into R into T upon 100, therefore interest for the second year is equal to $6,600 into 10 into 1 upon $100, which is equal to $66 into $10, that is $60. Now, the amount at the end of second year is equal to principle plus interest, that is equal to $6,600 plus $660, that is equal to $7,260. Now, we have found the interest for the first year and for the second year, so we shall find the interest for the last half year. Here, the principle P is equal to $7,260, which is the amount at the end of previous year. The rate of interest R is equal to 10% and time T is equal to half year. So, interest for the last half year is equal to $7,260 into 10 into 1 upon $100 into $2, which is equal to $726 upon $2. That is equal to $363, so the amount at the end of the last half year is equal to principle plus interest, that is equal to $7,260 plus $363. This is equal to $7,623. So now, amount in two and a half years is equal to $7,623 and the original principle is equal to $6,000. Therefore, compound interest for two and a half years is equal to amount in two and a half years minus the original principle, that is equal to $7,623 minus $6,000 which is equal to $1,623. So finally, we have compound interest for two and a half years is equal to $1,623 which is our answer. This completes our session. Hope you enjoyed the session.


Just- oh god. I'ma be completely honest with you guys, because usually I lie, of course. I had no plan on ever reacting to Mob Psycho 100. But let's just say, I've never made a better decision in my life than reacting to Mob Psycho 100. I love it. I absolutely love it. You're literally taking an anime I already love and adding an emotion that fuels me.  I like to cry, I like to be depressed. I want you guys to let me know down below on a scale from 1 to 10, right Mob Psycho. Because I know you probably finished it by now. So let me know what you think of the anime overall. Yeah, special treatment because he's the main character's brother. This whole group of people look like main characters.  And you do not have a look like this, unless you have a name. And if you have a name in anime, you're already a step above most of the characters. And he has a scar? Forget about it. Forget about it. Another scar. If you have a scar, it's proven you're important. Maybe I should give myself one mid-video. We had orders to make abducting kids. I don't think you had to listen to those orders. Oh, okay, okay. See? That's why it's important to have context, okay? That's why it's important to actually watch something. Because if you go back to the previous line, we had orders to make abducting kids. I don't know about that. With the strongest psychic powers, their top priority. Like it makes sense. It makes sense now. Only abduct a kid if he has psychic powers. Evil anime guy coming. Oh, definitely, definitely.  He has a villain written all over him. This is beautiful. Man, the animation! Dude! Stop. Stop it. Mob Psycho, stop it. Stop!  Damn, you can tell this is the end of the season. What's with the light in this episode? This is amazing. Yes!  I know somebody. He has a hairpiece on. The body weight improvement club. Yeah, let's bring them. They have no psychic abilities, but they have muscles. Maybe I would fit in this world actually. They'll throw their biceps at people. I like this.  This is awesome. Started out as foes to friends. How do you know this? I mean, he has powers. What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? Why are you walking in like that zebra boy? Why? With the track suit mafia behind you. Uh-oh! Yeah, that's what I like to see!  Yo, imagine when this kid is a man. Oh my god. Too bad we'll never see it. Because I already saw the last picture of Mob Psycho Season 3, the final episode, and Mob still looks the exact same. What does he ask? Catch him? We're never gonna see him grow our way. Have a Mob Psycho 200. He can have the sip of water when his head is dunked under it. This is what I call bondage. You see what I mean? It's funny, and it makes me cry. That's another evil man voice. Enemy voice. What is this? What is this?   Nah, I don't know. I have no idea what's going on right here. Is this like the SpongeBob evil lair?  Is this them? Why is there always like a four-year-old? This is like one punch man with a child emperor.  Why? Oh no. No, no, no, no, no. We're gonna go to each character now.  Shobo! Ho ho! Called a fugly. You pierced chicken. How do you think of these things? How do you think about that on a spot? You pierced chicken. I swear to God, when I go to Japan, I feel like this is the type of people I'm gonna walk into.  I just have a feeling. Look at that light bulb. Look at this. You know I'm a slut for anime when I'm over here about to come over a light bulb. Come on. Why are these people so ugly?  What is that? What is this, JoJo? I just watched... I don't even want to hear what you're about to say. Stop it. Don't even speak. Don't even speak. I was about to say.  Is this JoJo now or are we just punching people in the face? Please, please. Is this Eminem? I swear to God, are we about to witness martial matters?  What's going on? What are we about to watch? What am I about to see? We don't have powers. You know what you just started? Do I want to press play?  Exactly. Oh my... I'm gonna... I think this is my last day on earth. Come here. What is he about to do to him? See this? This is why I love... I don't even want to know what's going on in there. What is he doing to him? Is he touching his pee-pee? This dude went in there square. He's gonna come out of triangle. Watch. Is he better come out as a triangle? I swear to God.  I think this is the first anime death I've witnessed. That'll be me in a cell. I should really cut to this. Is this the Jetsons? I'm definitely on acid. They won't hear us.  You better stop. Bro, bro, come on. Come on, let's be real. Have you watched any other anime? Air whips.  I don't know, man. I don't know about that. I don't care how many meters your whip and your pride is. Keep it away from the children. When in doubt, throw a tree at somebody. I'm gonna try that.  You don't want to mess with them. You do not want to mess with this kid right now.  Oh, God. Oh, my God. You better say your prayers. You're about to meet Jesus himself. You're about to meet Captain Erwin. It's every episode this good. As if the last episode wasn't insane. We're doing this. Look at this. The cutest OST. Yo. This is too much for me, man. Why did I react to this sooner? Thank God they do that, man. I need a breath. Mom's like, oh, I need a breather. I sure hope so. His fucking... Of course he's... Of course he's fine. Of course he's fine because it's anime. He was slicing his stomach. He looked like a corpse, a year old corpse. He's fine. He's fine. What is he sipping to you right now? Is he doing jumping jacks? Even if you get away, you can push through. From now on, you'll be able to fight against the limit.  Oh, my God. This makes me want to go on drugs. This is amazing, this show. He's alive. Bro, you're in an anime. Come on. Come on, man. Come on, Elvis. Like, why does he look like this? Why does his hair look like that? Why does his nose look like that? And what's with this guy's chin? Like, why? I need to know why. If I have to ask one person one question before I die, I need to talk to the creator and ask him why. Why? I feel that, man. Sometimes I'm dating a girl for a month and I still don't know her name. Asahi Go.  Bro, I could use you. Not like that. Not like that. Oh, my God, I'm going to jail. We know you are shittery. We know you. I don't even care about your little brother anymore. There's the spoon. There's the spoon. Beat them with it. Don't they hear this? This guy's having a full Goku scream right now. Burning a spoon with his finger like Prince Zuko. And they better react to this. Thank God they saw this. But why are they looking down? I'm just so sick of this guy on the right. I can't look at him anymore. Oh, I know. Anywhere away from you is safe. You're useless then. Of course he will. I'm the main character's brother. Step aside. Yeah, let's just walk out. I didn't even think about that. Just walk out. That's the look you give somebody in anime.  I know that look. When you're walking forward but you're looking back.  Did he do that? Whatever happened, I don't have powers.  Oh my God. I'd get back in that cell. Wait, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. I can't say that, bro. I keep forgetting the age of these kids. They're like two and a half years old. I take that back, bro. No, I'm keeping that in the video. But no, no, no, bro. Don't take that. They ain't gospel, okay? No, this is wrong. Yeah, that's good. I think Ritsu is fine. Oh, that's interesting, okay. Nethyl protection. He has a condom in his head. He's wearing a farmer's shirt. He looks like a 13-year-old George Lucas right now. Yeah! I don't know about the guy in the middle, Dimple, but, you know... Mob is just bored. Like, this is...  He's always casual. Why do you have to go up to people and ask them who they are? If there's people in your building that aren't supposed to be there, why even ask them why they're there? What if they said, oh, we're just walking. All right, bye. No! I want to see all the kids versus them. That would be interesting.  Please, please, please, I can't. Uh-oh. That's a villain walk. The mini-boss has appeared. Dimple even said it. I'm Dimple. That's a mini-boss? Oh! He barely got away with Mom. Now he has to deal with the other dude. Three! Oh, my God. He lost his eyes! Oh, my God! I don't even know what percentage he's at. I want to re-watch that. Oh, my God. Let's go one by one so they can destroy us one by one instead of attacking them at the same time. Nope, nope, nope. No co-ess a guy. We're going to the next episode right now. Mob is Saitama's dad confirmed. I honestly believe it. Let's just play board games in Jenga while there's three terrorists, or actually like 20 terrorists inside of our building. Is this what y'all do in Japan? Jails? Oh, my God. I wouldn't mind going to jail by you in America. No, we ain't playing with cards. We're playing in Jenga, alright? With bodies. I can't. I can't! We're just walking out. We're escaping. You have a problem? What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? Yo. This is that guy. This guy knows. He just leaves. He's watched anime before. My bad. Yeah, exactly. You're never going to awaken looking like that. Stay asleep. Yes. Side characters for life. There's nothing special about you. Cut yourself on the cheek and give yourself a scar. That's definitely a special door. This door has a big-ass axe on it. See, Dimple knows what's going on. Yup. Why? Why do you look like this? Just tell me why. Yo. Yo. Stop it. Keep walking. What are you doing? You got this far? Just keep walking. Oh, God. Damn. Damn. That's right. One punch man over here. Is this where I have to go to be awakened? Because I feel like I've been sleeping my whole life. I'll gladly offer myself to go inside one of these tubes to awaken myself. I need to go to Japan. This is a real villain right here. He has a scar on his face and he's smiling. Alright? Two things that add up to being a good villain. Alright, come on. I was just complimenting you. What are you talking about? Stop. Stop. Matsuo, stop it. Oh, God. I can't wait until someone asks me a question. I'm just going to flip out on them like that. Why did he dress as bananas? There we go. Kill the banana. Why'd you have to stand up? Stop. It's lit. Stay down. Just stay down. Why is there a dash? That means somebody's coming. I know anime now, guys. Look. Fire Lord's here. I can't believe it. This is what I want to see. He's going to turn him to ash. Catch him. This is awesome. I'd stop talking, man. I know this is anime. We got to talk through the entire battle. But, bro, I'd better zip up.  Look, there's a dash. That means you're about to get hit.  This is real. This is too good. I'm in awe.  They really lit this guy up in the studio. They were like, we need some real screams on you. Quick. Somebody get a lighter. Let's burn him. Stop. Did you just see what he just did? What's about to come out of that sword? Oh, wait. The sword was moving by itself before. 211. Oh, my God. All right. This is more like it. No, you can't. No. No. No. No. That's a cool power. I'm not going to lie. Imagine if your power was Toy Story. No. Oh, no. Where are we going with this? I'm worried. I'm scared. Bro, I'm terrified right now. Oh, God. He's doing the anime walk again. Oh, God. What is he going to do? I feel like I just ate something sour. Bro.  We're just somebody next corner. Next corner. Like there's always something. All right, show. Why'd you show up? He's an earth bender. Okay. Just leave it to him. Okay. Motherfucker. Mom destroyed the kids dolls. That's what I'm talking about. Break all our toys. The milk is coming. Mama bear. He's an anime kid. Oh, God. Oh, God. The mob about to go psycho music just came on. Wow. Let's just watch on Netflix. What is this? Can you tell me? I don't need to close up. It's every episode.  I'm going to bed. You better go down.  You don't see mob walking into the fight. Like that. He just goes like this. That's what I'm talking about, bro. He's like the opposite of me. Imagine if I had telekinetic powers, bro. I'd put on a Broadway performance before I performed a single pebble move. Oh, no. And this is mob psycho. No. Oh, my God. You see?  You see what I mean?  What is this, man? I was just laughing and screaming a minute ago. Come on. Oh, God. That was so beautiful. I'm not even going to pause. I'm not even going to ask what we're watching right now. There goes that body. All right. Let's go get a main character body already, Tipple. He's sacrificing himself. I need... I need a law. I need him. Oh, wait. Oh!  What's going on? What's going on now? Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is peak. Yeah, I'm done. I'm done keeping my thoughts inside. This is peak. Look at this. It's a guy? What?  Why is he lips like that? Why? I wish I could do that. He gets an anime character upgrade whenever he goes into a tatakai. Exactly. What are you trying to do? I'm sorry. I was trying to do something, but you were trying to do something for once in your life. But I'm sorry. You're never going to achieve anything. What's about to come down this hallway?  Wow, this... That was sick. The silence and him finding his brother there. This... You understand how good this brother dynamic is? I haven't seen this in anime yet. Maybe because I only have like five under my belt? This is just incredible. Maybe because I have a brother, it's really connected with me? Oh my God!  I would not turn that corner! What happened? Who's that? No. Oh my God. The music. A new OST? It's over. It's over.   The flashback now! You're fucked! Stop it! This is going to be insane. Do you know this guy's reading a manga? They're at the same age. I can see that coming. We're towards the end of the season. You know what this battle is going to be like? Honestly, it's less scary in there than it was in that jail cell before. I'd rather be in here. I keep forgetting there's ending scenes when mom's eyes go...  This is going to be insane, man! Yeah, man. I love One Punch Man.  I don't care. I like putting things up against each other. Personally, I'm loving this. I'm loving every second of it. I'm loving it more than One Punch Man. One Punch Man was already amazing to me. But this just adds that value or that emotion of emotion, of sadness, brotherhood. And it has me. It has me, man. This has potential. It'll be one of my favorites. This has potential. The action is insane. Every episode gets better and better. And this is leading up to something in sanity. I swear to God. I've written all over it. Insanity. Mob insanity. Psycho is right. Jesus Christ, man. Anyways, guys. Like I said in the beginning, let me know down below 1 to 10 what you thought of Mob Psycho 100 in general. Because it's over now. And I'm guessing you finished it. Let me know 1 to 10. So far, man. You already know how I'm feeling about this and I cannot wait to continue it. But yeah. Bye.


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Biaso State Governor Duyodiri has freed nine inmates at the Nigerian Correctional Centre or Kaka in Yenugowa. Governor Duyodiri made the pronouncement when he visited the centre. Addressing the freed inmates comprising seven males and two females, the governor was accompanied by the Chief Judge of Biaso State, Justice Kate Habiri, and the attorney general of the state, Mr. Briaesambo urged them to say no to crime and live responsible lives. Governor Duyodiri was also unhappy that the number of inmates at the Correctional Facility keeps increasing and called on residents of the state to show criminality. I don't believe that we should have this centre filled and congested with our brothers and sisters. In other words, the propensity for crime and criminality must be reduced and that is the only way we can decongest Correctional Centre. In the laws of Biaso State and in exercise of my constitutional powers as the governor of Biaso State, I hereby grant you mercy. For the inmates, it was an unbelievable experience and a chance to be better citizens of Nigeria. I was a centre in ten years' imprisonment and I've already spent four years and many more three years to come. But today, mark the end of it. I'm so happy today to be one of those people who got granted amnesia in the Correctional Centre through the Miracle Working Governor. I really thank God I'm so excited and I'm so happy too for my also fellow freedomers who were also participated for this amnesia. We are so all excited. Life and I don't feel good if I don't even know what to say. Hey, life and I've been here for like eight years. Oh, life and I've been here for like eight years. Oh, life and I've been here for like eight years. Oh, life and I've been here for like eight years. My job is life imprisonment. Oh, God. Hey! This is Governor Doi Deiris' first official visit to the only Correctional Facility in the state. And he says it is his constitutional duty to pardon inmates based on recommendations from the Committee on Prerogative of Mercy. JCC plus TV News. Don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Welcome to Digital Asset News to get top stories and cryptocurrency assets and break it down to bite-sized pieces. Today is another great day for the market as we continue on with this impressive bull run starting with these three stories. So first up Binance launches Cardano and Cosmo staking and it sounds fantastic until you see the rates and you have to think to yourself are these really sustainable? On top of that we're going to take a look at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis is taking a close look at Ethereum DeFi. And at first glance when I took a look at this article I thought to myself well this would be negative and otherwise bearish but it is the exact opposite. And finally of course as I always say news moves the market Dogecoin spikes after Elon Musk says he bought some for his infant son. So we'll go over those three stories but first take a look at what's going on the market. Actually first what I want to do is talk to you about tonight we're going to do a live stream and what I want to do is go over three or four different portfolios that have been sent in to me by subscribers. Just take a look at what they have and any any suggestions of what I would do if it was my portfolio. I can't give any financial advice obviously or take a look at those and we'll do a live stream. Now we've done live streams in the past didn't go so well because we had to upgrade our modem and server and all that good stuff and now since we are running on Wi-Fi and everything is hardwired in I think we should do a little bit better. So look for that tonight I'll let everybody know in a notification hopefully YouTube will do their job and notify all the subscribers. So if you haven't subscribed this will be the time to do that. Anyhow let's take a look at what's going on the market today. So again not too bad right. We got Bitcoin at almost 45,000. It had a pretty good run up at 48,000 but we're down a little bit. There can only be so much euphoria from Elon Musk saying he is going to buy Bitcoin and I have to tell you I gotta tell you it was a genius move not just on the fact that buying Bitcoin how great that is but if you saw the stock price of Bitcoin or sorry the stock price of Tesla you'd notice that it was like up 5%. So just the 1.5 billion that he put into Bitcoin which is going to go up I think tremendously. He also got a nice little pump in his stock prices so I thought man that's like a two first so good for you. The same thing happened with Joe Rogan when he went over to Spotify. They offered him like a hundred million plus dollars unconfirmed and in like that first 24 hours their stock went up by like 10%. So you know what if businesses see what they can do not just with how they can actually improve with Bitcoin and the appreciation of the price but they know that there's a lot of smart people out there a lot of smart stockholders. They can go wow we can just do a double dip we can buy Bitcoin our cash won't be on fire and our stock will usually go up. That's like a 1, 2, 3 win. Maybe we should do that. I don't know not financial advice to you if you're a corporation but it makes sense to me. Anyhow Ethereum just below the 1800 all-time high it's not too bad because Heather Cardano is the real story today and we've actually covered Cardano actually a lot more than we have in the past and there's been some some great stories first we covered this a couple of days ago where Cardano was talking about getting a massive government contract from from different countries in Sub-Saharan Africa to put them into onto the Cardano blockchain, decentralized finance, decentralized identification and I mean if you have something like this and you're taking a look at like the network effect that is huge. So on top of that now we're going to be talking about further staking and the actual amount of what it is it's going to be huge. So Cardano if you haven't gotten a board I can't tell you what to do but you might want to take a look real hard look at that. Anyhow XRP is up don't know why but it is 8% I don't think there's anything different I know people have been been talking to me about the SEC and what is going on and there's been some some give and take with the SEC so maybe that's a lawsuit may just go down to mediation not for sure and if that's the case then congratulations XRP holders you did it anyhow polka dots up for a percent Binance coin and we covered this yesterday Binance coin is a juggernaut and the reason why the juggernaut is because they do so many great things for the actual exchange. So if you have a lot of Binance there are BNB coin you can reduce your fees you can get into a lot of different things there's a lot there's rewards programs and then we're going to talk about staking I mean why wouldn't you hold Binance coin this is one of the things that we talked about I think it's going to be I can't give a I really can't give a price prediction of Binance coin but I know I mean double is definitely within the future definitely this year 2021 that can't be a price prediction sorry like going up 3 11 12 percent for doge and these are really the whole big things because doge only went up 12 percent because of why because of news and also speaking of which I'm using trade the chain and we always talk about how we use this for a sentiment analysis and actually I get all my news stories these days just untrade the chain there's a little button here on the right it's not popping up right now because I'm I'm compressed but all the different news stories comes up and every news story that I have right here is all taken from trade the chain so if you want to take a look at this there's a link in the description and check that out on top of the one hour projected ranges I like these because you can see what could potentially go up in the next hour and you know they got a 90 percent accuracy rating for from the tie so yeah check it out that's it but let's just get into the into the big stories because this to me I feel is enormous so Binance coin or Binance excuse me much as Cardano and Cosmos what's going on here well you can see it right here this is it Cardano you're going to be able to stake at almost 22% 22% I can't make that up that's crazy Adam at 25% I always thought Adam wasn't really doing too much I didn't really you know see I know it's interoperability kind of like what we have with polka dot so good for that but it looks like they're making some grounds and if it's good enough for Binance to go you know what let's take this and let's give you this much this much yield for staking that's pretty amazing now let's get into it though because it's not just about just staking so it's a locked baking service so it's not like with Cardano is much different for staking as opposed to Ethereum in Ethereum you have to lock it up and it could be for six months a year or two years there's really no really set date on that one and if if you lock it up and be a provider has some kind of issues with it not being up in time you could have your rewards slashed but not only sorry not even slash rewards you can have your Ethereum taken away as a penalty not the whole thing but you can have parts of it taken away so it's a it's one of the reasons why I did not stake my Ethereum even though the yields pretty good the yields like 9% so like that's pretty great but Cardano is totally different when you stake with a Cardano pool a Cardano pool operator you can put it into that staking pool you can take it out immediately you can leave it in for as long as you want to you get rewards paid out every five days and you can do whatever you want to it so there's no lock up here anything like that the difference is is that with that when you get four to six percent so you're probably like well oh I did that I get this 21 percent genius hold on so it's a period of 15 days with oh excuse me the lock staking series we offer for a period of 15 days 15 days with a maximum amount of a thousand eta and 50 atom so you can only stake right now a thousand eta and that is it so I mean if you've been here for a while some of you guys got like a ton of eta and that's not too much but hey a thousand eta over there not too bad 22% lock it up for 15 days and off you go further uh standardized annual annualized interest will be almost 22% so great uh coronal stake pools currently offer a little over five percent delegation rewards actually the average is between four and six percent in fact over this year Celsius network had also announced that it would be adding eta to its list of assets in q2 2021 on top of that Celsius has also said that they are going to be taking their Celsius token and putting it on to the cardinal blockchain so they are moving away from Ethereum and then on top of this just so you know um we here at D news our digital asset news have a staking pool called D news and there is a link in the description it's one of the very first ones after the description of the actual video which will take you to our web page where you can find all about it and then if you just click on here let's compress click on wallets we'll just scroll down you can scroll on yourself watch this 13 minute video we explain exactly what we are what we do and how we uh guarantee rewards because we use the Microsoft Azure network uh one of the most trusted uh also one of the most expensive to actually use and uh we've been having a return on a return on ad spend or turn aspect return on spend of eta uh almost 5.46 percent so we're in the upper upper threshold of that so if you have an a to the stake uh that would be a fantastic take a look at that but to get back here this is so not only did we talk about this this piece here Cardano is going into Africa Charles Hoskins isn't talking about he's very bullish on uh decentralized finance and Africa animations we talked at length about this one but this one caught me for a loop because it says grayscale recently incorporated five new trusts for cryptocurrency assets I believe Theta is one of them according to a Delaware corporate registry filing on 27 January Cosmos and Cardano Cosmos and Cardano were part of these new trusts suggesting that grayscale might be gearing up for some new product launches near the near future so isn't that interesting so Cosmos and Cardano are part of grayscale finance comes in here says you know what we want to do Adam and Cardano then you've got Celsius now we're going you know what we're going to switch to Cardano and you see the the theme that just keeps going on here it's the same thing over and over again it's Cardano Cardano Cardano and this is one of those projects that is it's a really a slow burner and it's taken a while but here we are and is absolutely blasted off so I think 2021 is going to be a pretty great year but the real question that I have is first of all is Binance how are they going to be able to do this how are they going to be able to give you almost 22% for staking I think if it's just like Celsius where they're going to be able to I mean they say you're going to be locking up maybe they're going to lock up themselves or maybe they're going to be doing some type of interest yield bearing with loans maybe they do what what Celsius does is they loan out your cryptocurrency and then you have all these different hedge funds and institutions making money off it in one of three ways either they're shorting it there is a market they're becoming the market maker or there's an arbitrage opportunity it's one of those three things kind of like all the time so I don't know exactly what that is if they're really locking up for 15 days or if it's just like well we're just going to keep it here that's a that's for Binance to distinguish I don't think anybody really cares they're going to get 22% you know for annual return and the only bummer of this is that she can only do a thousand so let me understand the comment section and then let's move on to our next piece so next up this I thought for sure would be the most bearish article I would have read today but it's the exact opposite and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis looking at DeFi what do they say well on a February 5th report titled Decentralized Finance on Blockchain and Smart Contract based financial markets comes with warnings about smart contract security scalability and other risk factors but it's otherwise bullish and if you've been around for a while you remember the whole thing with the sushi swap and the master chef and all these different DeFi products that have fallen out of favor your own finances has had their has had their issues as well the flash loan crashes and things like that so DeFi sounds fantastic until it's not and then you have these instances of where DeFi could be just it could be a monster but the thing is there has to be so many things worked out before that happens and in that time a lot of people are going to lose a lot of money now do I think it's a good investment yeah I do because I personally have Abe I think it's it's a great project you can look into compound synthetics is next on my list to actually scoop up especially for the derivatives market but I mean in the beginning it's going to be a rocky road but that's what we're here for right we're not here for to be that stable there's a lot of opportunities out there and we have to take risks anyhow DeFi offers exciting opportunities and has the potential to create a truly open transparent and immutable financial infrastructure wrote Fabian Schar who's that well Schar he writes he writes for the St. Louis Fed he is part of the Fed he is a professor one of the different colleges and where is he at University of Basil Professor specializes in DLP or distributed ledger technologies so what he talks about he goes look at the beginning of last year there's less than a billion of value locked in DeFi protocols but over this year there's 38 billion so you got a 38x in a very short amount of time growth was spurred by major events one of those being the Uniswap drop and I remember when when Uniswap if you went around it's pretty great because all you had to do was just use Uniswap once and they you know they had your information as far as your wallet and they would say hey thanks for using Uniswap here's 400 Uniswap tokens and at the time was like only four bucks so you're like wow he's got $1,600 and some subscribers had told me that yeah they had used multiple wallets they had signed up multiple times one person had four different wallets so they had to do some quick math 1600 Unis and that's at $4 a piece and now Uniswap is right around $20 so not too shabby I would say but I remember when people were talking about Uniswap like I should just get rid of it's going to be worthless I'm like no I mean that's how you treat a community if you do great things like that and you just give a token worth you know real monetary value not some s token that just has nothing to do with anything that's huge and I said right then I will I will not sell this token I still have the original 400 Uniswap token but actually I added more anyhow Char noted four ways in which the DeFi ecosystem may benefit financial infrastructure accessibility composability efficiency and transparency of course we all know about transparency but composability and accessibility what's this so he talks about accessibility goes the infrastructure requirements are low and the risk of discrimination is almost inexistent due to lack of identities which makes a lot of sense right if you don't know the person no one's going on an application you don't have to look at background you're just like well here you go this is what it is then there really is no discrimination anywhere across the board so that is a good thing I never really thought about that that kind of technology allows quick transfers of tokens using smart contracts game changer right because with banks they suck takes a lot of days to settle and is expensive so if you just have a smart contract like here's a prime example have you ever bought a house or whatever you know investment properties it takes a it's a pain in the a because like you have to sit down you have to go the the mortgage broker go down there and go okay well here's a little paperwork let me send it off to this person they'll have it signed this and back and forth before you know what you have all these origination fees you're like what the heck is this all about why is this so hard and then all the recording fees so I look at all that I'm like there's no reason for you guys to really do this especially with what's going on with defi so that's what makes me excited about defi in that regard just admit limit the middleman anyhow transparency the availability of historical and current data is a vast improvement over traditional financial systems and it can help cut off potential financial disasters before they occur so when I was reading this I got confused because I'm like is this really the Federal Reserve of St. Louis talking about you know we want more transparency I was like really but I mean they want it sure I guess but who knows maybe it's a they're playing 3d chess with us I don't know but I mean think about it this way if you had a Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme right and you could just take a look at everybody everybody could look at all the books that were open and they could take a look at all the transactions they would have seen that this was a huge Ponzi scheme and a lot of people wouldn't have lost so much money so I think in that regard yeah I can definitely see that but again I'm thinking when I'm looking at this I'm like really the St. Louis Reserve but okay and then lastly talks about composability the ability to create multiple products infusing together something new allows for expanding range of possibilities which is true like what we just talked about you know with like mortgages with like futures I mean just eliminating that the middle person and just getting a heck of a lot more done with a lot less expense so again I think DeFi will be big and there's a lot of other YouTubers that are bigger into into DeFi than the me. EleoTrades is one of them that guy's always talking about DeFi so if you want to check him out he's got some great stuff on what's going on and what is the next thing I kind of to me I kind of look at DeFi is like it's like the ICOs of 2017 but more legitimate because there's going to be a lot of DeFi products just like there's a lot of ICOs but a lot of them we're not going to make it and only the strong will survive but we'll see anyhow that's it for that let me know what you think of the comment section let's move on to our last piece so last up this is very quickly Elon Musk tweets about Dogecoin and Dogecoin goes up that's so this was a tweet he goes hey I bought some Dogecoin for little x so we can be a toddler-hodler it's pretty funny. Dogecoin's price started to climb one minute after Musk's Twitter post and topped eight cents before pairing the gains so if you were holding Doge congratulations I sold I had some old old bags of Doge I had totally forgot about in my nano ledger and I sold it all when I hit like seven six or seven cents I was like this is not I don't think it's going to go up to a dollar sorry if you think it is I don't think it is I could be wrong wrong all the time but I got rid of it and it's just an interesting thing like exactly what I say I do still believe that news moves the market when you have some kind of major listing it'll move the market we just saw what happened with Cardano moves the market Adam I'm sure that's up as well and then again try the chain is where I find all the news and that's there's a button right here I click and then off and that's what I found that Dogecoin thing I'm like that's interesting so yeah so that's it for today hey if you made all the way thanks for watching all the way to the end I appreciate it if you liked the video give it a thumbs up and then also consider subscribing because all these things we talk about are pretty time sensitive and then that is all for today if you like these types of videos I'm going to put two more up on the left and right I don't know YouTube do its magic all that stuff and that is it so I will see you tonight for the live stream we're going to go over four portfolios I'm just going to talk about you know what I would do and then also what the outcome can potentially be based on my price predictions for 2021 all right that's it I'll see you on the next one tonight


Hello, time for the mini lecture. Here's a program that we did a day or two ago where we had the discount based on the quantity. And then we figured out the subtotal discount amount and all that good stuff and printed it out. And this program, much as most of our programs is using variables. Why do we use variables? Excuse me, I had to clear my throat there. One reason that we use variables is because we don't know what the value is. We're gonna need to get it from somebody else out of the keyboard. And we have to save it so that we can use it later on. And as you have seen, we can put doubles into our variables. We can put integers into our variables. I haven't done a lot with strings but that's gonna be coming up in the next week or two. And there's one other data type that we have not talked a lot about and that's Booleans. Again, we've been talked about int, we've talked about double, we've talked about string and this one Boolean. And this is a special type of variable that can only have two values, true and false. There's only two possible values that a Boolean variable can have. The most important thing to remember when you're working with Boolean variables and Boolean methods, which we'll talk about today also is that whenever you do a conditional expression, something like, for example, age greater than 18 or age greater than or equal to 18, 18 and age less than or equal to 65 or day is three or day is five. These all give back a Boolean value, namely true or false. Because they give us a Boolean value, we can store that value for later use inside of a variable. Let me go to JShell here. And for example, if I say, what is three less than five? Three less than five is true, that's a value. Just as three plus five gives me a value and I can store it somewhere, I can say integer result becomes three plus five. I can also say I want a Boolean value called, let's say, comparison. And that's going to be assigned the result of comparing three to five. Comparison now has the value true in it. Just in the same way that result had eight in it, comparison has a Boolean value and it's storing that value so that we can use it later on. Now, when would you ever need to do something like that? I'm going to show you an example. It's a bit artificial, but eventually as you keep going, getting more and more complex programs to write, you will find that Boolean variables come in really handy. So here I'm going to ask for an integer, tell you whether it's even or odd and then I'm going to square the number, report that result and then I'm going to deliver an insightful message depending on the original number. So here I'm going to get a number from the user and here's a condition. It's going to either be true or false. When the condition is true, I do the if claw body. When the condition is false, I do the body of the else clause. So that's going to print out whether it's even or odd. Then I'm going to square it and tell you what that is. Then I'm going to again say, okay, is n mod two equal to zero. If it is, then I'm going to say, turns out that the square of an even number is always even. Otherwise, if your original number wasn't even, I'll tell you that when you square an odd number, the result is always odd. So let's compile this and run it. And if I enter an integer like 17, 17 is odd when you square an odd number, the result's always odd. And if I put in something like 256, that's the square of that. And it turns out that the square of an even number is always even. Why this is true is a bit of algebra. I'll leave the exact mathematical proof up to you because we're not doing math proofs in this course. We'll leave that for the math people to do. Rather than having to do this twice, I could have a variable. Now I'm going to show you a way that people do this. Let me save this under a different name again. Even odd two dot Java. And you might, and you also, I see a lot of this code here. I see people say, okay, we're going to have a Boolean variable called is even. And then if n mod two is equal to zero, we'll set as even to true, otherwise is even is false. Then instead of having to do this division again to get the remainder, I can say if it's even and I can use it again here. If is even. In fact, I'm going to do something here. Yeah, let me just work on this for a moment here. Oh, this is interesting. Oh, hello, Earth to Eisenberg. I need to do an assignment there. That's much more like it. And now everything works the same as it did before. So if I have something like 04711, and if I do 1066, yeah, of course. This is what weirds people out. I see beginning programmers always doing something like this. People say, well, if is even is the same as true, and they'll put it in here as well. There's nothing wrong with this. It's fine to do this, but what you're saying, remember is even is already true or false. So you're asking if the true is true, but all I need is an even, why am I getting too excited about this? I'm trying to convince myself too much. Deep breath, backup. Is even already holds a true or false value. We saw that here in lines 21 through 25. Remember when I have an if, the condition has to give me back a true or false value. Is even already is true or false. I don't need to do a comparison again to see if it's true. I can do that, but it's bad programming style. So let me save this as even odd to bad style.java. And that means I have to change the name here also. And again, everything's still gonna work just like a champ. So if I have an integer 15, it's 225, 12 squared is even. This is all working totally as expected. Let me put in a comment. So I see a lot of that happening. Well, there's something interesting here. Remember how I said that this condition is going to be, give us back a true or false. If it comes back true, I said is even to true. Otherwise this must have come back false and I'll set is even to false. I can improve on that. Let's save this as even odd to better style. I can say is even. Oh, I don't know how I can do it all in one step here. Is assigned. Let me change my comments here for false. Then I can get rid of this also. And this is a better style. Again, what I'm saying is let's take n mod two equals zero. That's either gonna be true or false and I'll store it in is even. And that takes the place of having to have that if and else. So you don't need to have an if else to assign true or false to a Boolean variable because it's already true or false. And this is one of these little speed bumps that people run into when they first learn programming. They have to become convinced that this sort of thing works. You will see professional programmers use things like this all the time. They won't use an if else. I'll say I've already got a true or false or why do I need an if or else to repeat myself? Oh, actually, this is not gonna compile until I do that correctly. Then again, I can say 17 is 289, 222 is even. Oh, by the way, these two files here are something I was working on earlier. Let me just close those so you don't have to have to wonder what in the world was he doing with those two? I've never seen those before. I can close this because I don't need it. Now let's go back to our days per month seven, the one where we had the leap year business here. This is a really complicated expression. But again, it gives me back a true or false. That means I could store it in a variable if I wanted to. And in fact, that's what I'm gonna do. Let's save this as days per month Boolean. So I can have here Boolean is leap year is going to be assigned all of this stuff here. Again, this is gonna give me back a true or false when I'm done. Okay, I'll just assign that to is leap year and be done with it. Now I've gotten to the line that's fairly long here. If I ever see my line heading over often to the right edge of infinity, I'll split it wherever there's an operator and then go to the next line and indent that. That way my code is a bit more readable. Now I can say, okay, if is leap year, days is 29, else days is 28. And I can use that again down here. I can say, if is leap year, there's no else clause. If it's not a leap year, there's nothing special to say about it. And goodness gracious, what has happened here? Oh, indeed I have a problem here. What's the problem? Problem is local variables. Here, when I did this Boolean is leap year, I did this inside these braces. But remember, anything that you declare inside of a block is local to that block. That means as soon as I leave these braces, the variable called is leap year no longer exists. Okay, no problem. I'll assign it out here. Boolean, and I'll just grab all this. Now is leap year is defined in this block under there. There it is, down to this block here. And that means that is leap year is available here and here also. And of course I forgot to change the name. And so if it's, let's say fifth month of 2023, 31 days, seventh month of 2024, that's 31 days. Now looking at that, the fact is that February is really the only place where that message is really appropriate. So you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna grab this here and I'm gonna put it in there. Then I don't need this if statement. So it will only happen when I have a leap year and I'm in February. I think that's a better place for it. So I have month two 2023, two 2024. So that's a Boolean variable. Now having this calculation sticking out here in the middle of nowhere is a little bit ugly. What I'd like to do is I'd like to delegate that task to a method. We've seen that methods can return integers. We've seen methods that return doubles. We haven't seen anything that returns string yet. I don't think I've done any examples but those are gonna be coming up. Well, if I can return any old data type I have, I can certainly return Booleans from a method. So let's save this as dayspermonthmethod.java. We'll call this days per month method. And here what I'm going to have is I'm gonna have a public static. And again, it's always followed by the data type or void when you don't return any value. We wanna return a true or false value. We wanna return a yes or no. And we'll call isLeapYear a method and give it a year as our parameter. Here's my magic formula. I'm going to have a Boolean result which is assigned to that. And then I'll return that result. I mean, done this to look a little bit better. I could do this all in one line. I may change that in a moment to make that happen. But now isLeapYear takes an integer and returns me a yes or no true or false. And essentially it hides this calculation away from me having to read it here in the middle of my program. Which means here, I'm gonna say if isLeapYear a year, I'm gonna make the method call. I'm gonna take whatever year you gave me. That's gonna be the argument which gets passed into this parameter. It figures out whether yes or no. This is a leap year or not. And then returns that result. And again, it's returning a Boolean result and that's what I need for a condition. I need a true or false value. And that's what's being returned here. Let's compile it. So if I have month two, 2023 and month two, 2024. And that is a Boolean method. Since this is again a Boolean value and that's what I want to return, I could have written it this way. I could have said return this whole business here. And that would work also. If you think that's a little bit too weird, you can always use a variable to hold the result and return the result. If you had a very complex calculation that needed a whole bunch of statements and a whole bunch of difficult calculations, then in that case, you might want to put the result in a variable and return that rather than trying to do it in one expression. It just so happens that is leap year works really well with an expression here. Let's compile that. Let's run it here. And again, 2023, two, two. So that seems to work like a champ. And again, this is a Boolean method. It returns a true or false value. And the key thing to remember is, all give back a Boolean variable. You don't have to compare a Boolean value to true or false to make an if decision. So I say, well, Boolean, let's say, this presumes by the way that day one of the week is Monday. I can say, if weekend day, if you ever see yourself comparing something to true or comparing something to false, then that's a big signal that says, whoa, maybe I can simplify this. Anything else in here that I want to look at? Yes. Quickly, one thing about input is, let's go here real quick. Which one should I do here? Oh, let's take the, even an odd, because that's a nice one here. So if I say F-I-V-E, Karoom, that's an input mismatch exception. Why? Because F-I-V-E can't be converted to an integer. How do I, there is a one way to catch it, which we will learn in chapter 18 called exceptions. But it turns out that the scanner has a nice little way of handling this sort of stuff. We can say, if input dot has next int, and by the way, that's a Boolean method. Oh, this is actually going to be really cool. So let's save this as even odd validating dot Java. So if there's a next integer available, if the next thing that's about to be read is going to be an int, then it's okay to do all of this stuff. Otherwise, so let's compile that and see what happens here. And what have I done here? I missed, oh, because I have the two in there, and it's not in the file name. You'd think that after all the years I've been programming, I would learn to check that before I start compiling it, but no. Okay, this time it compiles perfectly. And now if I say 2048, then that's great, it works. If I run it again and say five, so sorry, we want integers with digits. Along with has next int, there's also has next double. So you can check to see if what the person has entered is a double before you read it in and try and do a calculation that will fall down, go boom. And that should do it for the mini lecture today. See you next week when we will be covering which chapter? Loops and strings, okay? Yeah, I'll talk about it then. Make sure you read the chapter before next week because then a lot of what these lectures say are gonna make a lot more sense. Not that they ever have. Why should I start making sense now? But that's another story. Okay, talk to you whenever, bye.


Deputy drops royalty shares in Rihanna's Bitch Better Have My Money. Now, what exactly does this mean? I'll read through it. Alright, so the company, another block is reviving up to drop shares. No, it's revving up to drop shares in yet another iconic track. The royalty NFT platform is working with Maverick producer named Deputy to grant fans access to a portion of his streaming royalties from Rihanna's Bitch Better Have My Money. In his very first NFT project, starting at 5 p.m. tomorrow, just a few days before Rihanna's long-awaited Super Bowl halftime show, people will be able to buy it. Now, the purchase price was about like $210, if I remember correctly. Yeah, there we go. With the platform offering 300 NFTs at $200. So that's something to come back to. A piece with each giving holders a portion of 0.0033% of streaming royalties.  That's a weird name. Another block's biggest drops less than six months. So let me just summarize this because they got a lot of weird work in here. At the end of the day, this guy owns his portion of the song. He was the producer of the beat. The fact that he was able to give this very small portion, because I bet he still owns plenty of, but then create this branding idea around it, use Rihanna's name like you mentioned earlier, but still provide value to the fans is something that shows why this is significant. Because if you matter to your fans, something like this is still going to be meaningful. I would have bought this for myself and I probably would have gotten one for my girl to say, I know you love Rihanna. I got you a little ownership of her song. People will buy stars and stuff like that and name it after. I got you something Rihanna. That's your little investment, man. Little investment, girl. Little investment. Now, being said, it would take about 15 years to make your money back with the estimates. The projection was like, I think, what was it? 15? No. You would make 6.5% each year on that investment based on current streaming projections. So that's around $13 per year, take about 15 years and make that $210 back. So it's less of an investment, more of a sentiment. But that's what I think a lot of the conversation around NFTs will have to be in the future. It has to be more sentiment than investment. Most of the problem around the scam culture, et cetera, is getting people to see it as money. Like, oh, yeah, this is going to be the investment. You buy this from me and then you're going to be able to sell it at the next value and everybody's coming in for that. And that's what creates the gold rush, mess around and find some pyrite. Instead of gold, get rich, fast culture that ultimately ends up crashing, it ends up in a lot of unhappy, broke folks. So switching, I like this to this idea where they even map out clearly, hey, it's going to take 15 years to make your money back. That takes away that idea of someone thinking about it that way.  Maybe your favorite track from Rihanna or just a piece of your favorite artist? That type of conversation, I think will have less than value in an NFT space. Yeah, yeah, I agree because that was always kind of the thing with me with the NFT space was everyone was, like you said, selling that NFT is like a gold rush. Like, hey, now hold on to an X amount of time, you'll make X return on it. But just because I bought a couple of NFTs and personally, my favorite NFTs are the ones that I don't really see any value or growth of value from. I just like them, right? And I viewed them almost as like a collectible, right? No different than me buying some exclusive merch item from the artist or some t-shirt or like tour item or something. So I look at entity like that and to your point, like you said, I think this will be what makes NFTs even more approachable on like a consumer side because there's still like a lot of consumers for all the artists that have been pushing it and still trying to push it. They have to realize they're in the bubble and there's still a lot of general consumers who just are super skeptical of it. I know because I was talking to them yesterday. So it's this conversation. Yeah, crushing my head, bro. I got a got a got a got an art homie. I just hate the ideas of NFTs and what it's doing to the visual art community. It's a whole new conversation. But you know what I'm saying? But those people still exist. So it's going to take things like this where it's like, hey, I do see the sentiment of value in this to get me over there. This is a scam hump so that I can then buy it to then see like, oh, this isn't that bad. Even that goes back to Twitter, right? Because you want to shine the success stories. So the artist three loud dropped in 2021, he raised about $16 million, right? From him from this type of process. And he since paid out $132,000 to fans, you know, so that sounds good. Now, how many fans that's spread across? I don't know. But it sounds good to share those big numbers. And it makes it sound attractive from all sides, right? The fan, the artist, et cetera. And when I say Twitter and bring that in and why they're why they want to find that star, like what you said is because when you have that star to say, this represents us, this is us, it inspires other people to try. Right? It's the marketing. Yeah, you would have called it the pyramid or something. It is like, I can say you could be successful. It's America, the American dream. Everybody believes they can do it. And then at some point, you know, you have a lot of people who aren't doing it, but they're at least committed to the dream. Yeah. And they're still building the perception of it by even trying. Exactly. They're showing it could be done, which means now that it's not their fault or the system's fault, it must be your fault because some people are doing it. It's that entire scheme, right? Which, you know, we gotta get it, right? So that's kind of what the NFT world did at scale. And it's still going to do that in some ways. But if people could focus a lot more on the value from a, from just the, like I said, sentiment, the value of the artist's self. Yeah. Then I think people will be better. The art and the artist. Because like you said, maybe you literally just like this.  Because I fought with it. Yeah. You don't do that like a Picasso and say, oh, this is an investment. Most art that people buy is because they like it and they don't expect to return on it. But NFT brought that conversation in because of course, you know, there's nothing that triggers people outside of like fear and violence. It like potential to make some money. Right? So I get how it got to where it is. And I know that it was intentional. It was definitely intentional, but there is still going to be utility. Let me take a quick second to say if you're an artist trying to blow your music up, or if you're a manager, a music professional in general, trying to help an artist blow their music up, I have something that's a game changer for you and it's completely free. As you may know, we've helped multiple artists go from zero to hundreds of thousands of streams. We've helped multiple artists go from hundreds of thousands to millions of streams chart on billboard, go viral, all of that stuff. And we've now made the way we branded multiple artists and helped them go viral completely free step by step in Brandman Network. All you have to do is check out brandmannetwork.com. You apply. It's completely free, but the thing is we're not going to let everybody in forever. So the faster you apply, the better your chance of getting accepted. Brandmannetwork.com. Check it out. Back to the video. Before we switch to this next topic, which is really, really good topic, because artist record labels, there's still a lot of struggle. And we're going to share a snippet of an artist basically straight up saying she got shelved, how and why it affected her career. Before we get to that, I want to get a little bit of a tidbit from you of that artist saying NFTs are messing up the visual artist community. I want to understand his argument. I mean, I don't completely understand the argument because let me let me think back to it. Pretty much they felt like the NFT space in terms of art is controlled by like a leaders artist. All right, those artists who come from wealthier backgrounds for whatever reason, have their money to invest in the way many some of the stuff you need to put out NFTs. And I don't know a lot about putting the NFT out. I haven't been following the space super heavy, but I personally don't feel like the process is like super, super difficult from what I've seen on like OPC in a couple of different places that like have these templates and walkthroughs that break it down for you. So that argument was the competition with a leaders, you know, which I think from a creation standpoint, they don't have a point. I think from a marketing point of perspective standpoint, most of the NFTs that do do great. The people behind it back and they got money. Right.  Yeah. And then other than that, like I said, I didn't really get the argument because the rest of the argument was like, oh, what's my still my work? What's my still your work? You make now people still art now. You know, so that don't change nothing. Something along the lines of not respecting like traditional cultures.  You know, something like that's not true. And what was the last thing? I think the last thing was just more about like spreading artists out across different mediums. Like he felt like, you know, the world is shot in the forest artists to learn these different mediums when they should. It's just crazy as I'm saying a lot of some music artists argument. It's actually wild, right? It just clicked with me. But like, yeah, like they're like, it's forcing them to have to learn all these different mediums when they just want to be artists and create them. Like it's always going to be the world. You know what I'm saying? We've already talked about this. We've already talked about this. And I'm glad and I'll ask you this because I wanted artists to hear other artists, right? And other spaces say that exact same thing, the arguments that they're making. Everybody feels this way. So it's not just y'all don't feel attacked because you can go in another space and you'll probably feel just the same or somebody is going to feel the same about you going into their space. Everybody has a complaint. That's not something that can be focused on. But I think the argument for the idea of elitists or these communities that are in the know is fair. But that also dissipates the rest of the argument because it's like, well, if these people are focused here, that means most of the people that have to do with your audience probably aren't even in this space. So keep performing as normal. Yeah, that's all right. I was forcing you to get on there right now. Yeah. To me, it came back more so to the argument of community because it's like, well, yeah, you're right.   Like, that's not going to affect anything you have going on. Like, none of your audience be like, oh, sure, which I get that collectible artwork, but I just dropped 25 bands on the NFT last night. That's probably not your audience. You know what I'm saying? Saying those things and doing that thing. So there's still this growing group of people who you can capitalize off of and some of them who you can only capitalize off of because they're only thinking about it because you're doing it. You know what I'm saying? Like, that's what got me into NFTs was like, there were specific artists and not even just music artists like visual artists and music artists that I liked that I saw doing NFT projects that made me go like, okay, let me like figure this space out. Like, my first NFT was a print from this artist from Atlanta, this from Atlanta, like, you know what I'm saying? I bought a lot of his stuff. So I will, I'm not, you know what I'm saying? I wasn't I had dropping 50 bands on the NFT, but he got me and he got me to spend like, I think I maybe bought his entity like $300 or something like that. You know what I'm saying? So that was the argument I made to the art home. Like, if you've done all the things that we tell you to do, or you know, people like me tell you to do, you've built a community, nothing you just said matters. And if you haven't done any of those things and all of that stuff does matter. It was like, you're right. Like now, now you're trying to, to me, it's the same argument of like the underground artists wanting to compete with the major label artists, right? Like you're looking at all the resources they have access to, all the things they could possibly get done. And you're thinking like, oh, I can't do it unless I'm able to either do it at that level or be able to compete with someone at that level. But to your argument, it's like, no, because if they have this whole area of here captured, and no one's focusing on all the people down here, that means that there's room for to make money up all the people down here, because all these people are looking up at this thing. And that's making them want it even more. You know what I'm saying? So you even benefit, but they can't afford that thing, right? Like I said, all of us saw, was that the eight NFTs that was going crazy at some point?  Like everybody saw that.  But that made a lot of people interested in NFTs that would now go like, okay, I'm not dropping a meal on a picture of a monkey, but I'll go give my favorite artist, Luhu, whatever, $50 for this NFT or something exclusive cover art you put out, right? Or like I said, the artist I like, I'll go pay 300 for this exclusive NFT print.   Let me ask you this. Okay. There's a popular car that has stars on top. You know what car I'm talking about? Yeah, I do not know what car you're talking about. What's it called? Is it? Damn, they just put me on the spot. Is it the Rolls Royce? No, it's not the Rolls Royce. It's just, I don't know, man. I don't know the name. I just know it. They don't put me on the spot, bro. They don't put my whole spot up, bro. I can never claim to be a car in through.  I'm gonna put them on the screen. All right. No car sponsorships for me. No car brand deals. Oh, man. It's the most popular rat car. I'm sorry. As soon as you said, I'm like, uh-huh, I cannot think. You got some of it right. It's just that you just didn't say it. You said the brand, you didn't say the name. All right. This is where your confusion came in. So it's not just the Rolls. It's all the Rolls Royce. It's actually multiple. Okay. So the Phantom, the Wraith, and the Ghost Switch. The Ghosts, I actually personally, I'm not the biggest car when it comes to Rolls Royces. I actually don't like none of them. So I never quite understood what the Ghosts, like what made that one so special, but anyway, the whole point of it, right? So what's that car called? Many people know it, but it's the Rolls Royce brand. People see this car. Have you ever seen a Chrysler 300? You used that same model, right? Exactly. Now, you're familiar with Gucci. You're familiar with Louis. There's levels above that, for those who don't know. But then there's also Coach. There's also Guess. There's all these other brands. That ladder exists for a reason, right? And that's the point you're making. I can't afford this NFT art at this level, but I still want to have an NFT. So let me go find something that can allow me to still feel like I'm in the game. All right? I'm going to pay 50 for this one, 100 for this one, a thousand, whatever I can afford. I can't pay 100K, but I can pay 5K. I can pay 500. I can pay $5. Cool. So that's the whole argument for growing market share. That's really what that's called in business. Typically, if somebody's number one and they're extremely dominant in the market, they're not always looking to monopolize and get rid of all competitors. To some extent, you begin to want competitors because they help grow the market share. So you stop trying to grow your company. You just try to grow the market because as the market gets bigger, it creates more space for you, right? And more customers that allow for more growth. It's just like being Spotify, but your way you are right now and nobody's close yet, what's the gap? A lot of people still aren't actually streaming music. Yeah. Maybe 30 to 3% of the American population that's streaming music at this moment in terms of like being a part of a DSP and all that. So with that being said, because I remember it was only like four months ago, I asked my dad about something on Spotify. He didn't know what Spotify was. And I just said, as a matter of fact, they had to educate him on Spotify. They threw the whole conversation off him. I thought everybody knew what Spotify was. This is 2022. You know what I'm saying? So it just started to click and then you started looking at statistics. Still, everybody's not. Like most of the world is not on streaming platforms like that, right? So you want, because it's a completely different behavior, you're still competing with old ways of consuming music. So you want to grow the idea of consuming music through that specific mechanism because the more people get used to that, now they're in the game and now I can say, I'm better than them.  That's a tall ladder to climb and it gets really expensive. So you start to want competitors. But that same idea is why what you said, right? When there's somebody at the top, right? Yes, there are these elitists and other people that you're competing with, but there's still going to be an entire marketplace that doesn't like the art, doesn't connect whatever culture subset that is, can't afford whatever they're offering. And that's where you come in. He's like, Hey, yeah, I'm better than X, Y and Z because of this. Or I know you're missing this. It's just because marketing messaging, right? So, yeah, NFTs, like, you know, they got a, I don't want to use that word, but they got exploited and we already knew that was going to come the period of time where people had to take a step back. But slowly, but surely the value is still going to come back and people need to put it in the right frame of reference. So it's not going to be the thing that people thought it was. I don't even want to get into speculating what it's going to be. I want to get to this next topic, dance.