10 eShop games worth buying.  I find the best ones and then I show them to you. And guess what? This is episode 30. 300 eShop games that I have reviewed in this series alone on my channel. And I can't thank you all enough. Everybody that's been watching my channel since I started making these videos back in 2017. Every time I make one of these, I worry it's going to be the last. I worry that's the one that people are going to stop caring about the eShop now, but every time there's some of the best performing videos on my channel, which keeps me making them, which means we keep sharing the love for these beautiful indies on the console to a bunch of people who might have missed them. I can't tell you how much that warms my heart.  I thought this was episode 29. Something special is still coming. I've changed gears and I'm gonna do it in its own video instead. In the meantime, we can still celebrate it in the comments down below and by hitting the like button and subscribing. I haven't made one of these videos in about four months, so there was a lot of good games to choose from, but we gotta hear a word from our sponsor, so that's good to have. Be right back. All right, mates. We're doing a little bit of cooking today. We got HelloFresh. We got cheesy marinara turkey patties. You might be wondering how I managed to play and review all these video games. Well, that's because I save so much time in the kitchen with these fresh ingredients delivered straight to my doors, making my meal times super easy. I didn't have to go grocery shopping for any of this. It just is here now. With the cost of grocery skyrocketing, HelloFresh is cheaper than ever and it's 70% cheaper than eating out of the restaurant. HelloFresh has 40 weekly recipes to choose from. The reason why Kim and I love HelloFresh so much is because it teaches us how to cook. Every week we can go on the app and we can look at all the delicious meals. They have like over 40 options and we can pick the ones we want to eat for the following week and then they just show up. All right, I got my meat cooking. I got my couscous, my veggies. Look at this. Look at this. Look at that guy. Please go to HelloFresh.com and use code beatemup60 to get 60% off and free shipping. Why is it trying to jump out at me? Look at that. Look what I did.   Do it. I'm not putting this down until you do it. I know it's actually really burning my hand. Thank you. Back on with the video although I'm going to eat first. You know how in romcoms when the charming protagonist just takes your breath away at first sight? Looking at you Ashton Kutcher. What was I talking about? Oh yeah, well, Pradeus is the kick-ass, heart-pounding, first-person shooter version of that. This is Ashton Kutcher if he had a gun. I decided to play it on Twitch one night and both me and my chat were blown away. Yo, that's actually sick. That feels great. This is absolutely a banger. Yo, I really, really like this game. Pradeus is described as a first-person shooter of old, reimagined using modern rendering techniques. Essentially, it's old-school doom or quake, but better than ever.  Did I just say rock and roll? It is Episode 30. I am getting old.  If you've ever played Doom or Quake, you know what you're in for here. Reach the end of each level while turning everything in your path to mulch and paste. The controls are tight and responsive. It's a joy to play, especially in the larger, more overwhelming battles, but it's the sounds and music that really shine for me here. Every reload animation is heightened by the satisfying clicks and clunks of the weapon. Each shot sounds as devastating as they clearly are, and when that soundtrack picks up in the heat of the moment, I honestly hope the waves of enemies never end because I want to finish the whole song, god damn it. Good game. Do you guys ever do this where like you watch something really scary on TV? Kim and I do this all the time. We watch something scary and then like we can't go to bed right away, so we have to watch something nice and pleasant to kind of purge that out and do a little refresh or reset. Like, I don't know, watching The Nanny. You seen that show? Fran Drescher? It's a good show. Well, after the doom and gloom of Proteus, that's exactly what we're doing right now by buying a one-way ticket to Railbound. Immediately this game reminded me of Mini Motorways, which we took a look at in the last eShop video. You know the one that I thought was Episode 28? Railbound caught my eye with its charming art style and delightful animations. Then the brain teasing gameplay got me hooked as coincidentally both Kim and I stayed up late at night trying to solve the harder puzzles together. I thought I'd say something funny, but I didn't. Unlike in Mini Motorways, where you have complete freedom to build roads wherever you want haphazardly, Railbound challenges you to get each of these carriages to the train in their numbered order. There may be multiple ways to solve each level, but as you progress it gets harder and harder, with some bonus levels only having one way to solve the riddle.  Thankfully, most of the hardest levels like that are just optional, with the game being pretty short without completing them. It's a simple, light, and relaxing puzzle game with no cutscenes, load screens, or story. And it just is cute and fun. Like me. Oh god, cut that. Alright, I'm going to put the switch down for this one. I need both hands to explain to you morons why you should play Persona 3 Portable or Persona 4 Golden if you haven't already. Buckle up, strap in. I've got a lot to say. I've always felt like there are so many people out there that don't think they would like these games, but would love them if they gave them a chance. And I feel like that because that's what happened to this guy. First up, if you're all confused about where to start, because there's like five Personas and then you've got Shin Megami, Shinmi, Shinmi, Gemai, you can't even pronounce that.  Like, where do I start? Where do I begin this journey? First up, forget Shinmi, Gemai, Tensai. You can't even pronounce it. Why would you play it? Second, the Persona games are like Final Fantasy games. You don't have to play every single one. You love Final Fantasy 7, right? You do? Okay. Well, have you played 4, 8, 13? No? See? Nobody cares. Thirdly, all we really have to worry about right now is Persona 3, 4, and 5. Next, each of those three games has a special bonus edition that released after the original release that added extra content in. Whole new characters, often playable characters as well as NPCs that you can talk to and build relationships with. Extra dungeons and a ton of more post-game content. So if your question is should I have played Persona 4 or Persona 4 Golden, do you want to play the one that's probably only going to be 80 hours rather than 120 hours? You'll want the one with more content. They usually feel more finished. The last thing I'll say, just play Persona 5 Royal. It's the best one. I'm playing through Royal right now and it's just amazing. So start there. However, that has a physical and we're not talking about that today. So forget that one. We're going back to 3 and 4 and why you should play these on Switch. All these Persona games I'm talking about are JRPGs that feature both turn-based battles, Pokemon-esque catching mechanics, and life sim elements. You spend each day in an in-game day and night cycle where you manage your relationships, high school grades, part-time jobs. All of that alongside exploring surreal other worldly places, battling creatures who you can either defeat or capture to join your team. The stories in these games are often really dark following unsettling events and exploring the inner psyche of the human mind while somehow still being super goofy and filled with really fun activities and things to do in your downtime. The soundtracks are always straight fire and the anime cutscenes heighten the storytelling in such a cool way. Every element to these games are fully fleshed out and expanded on so it's really rewarding to explore every corner it has to offer. Persona 4 Golden though is just sick. Alright, it's the best version of the game. It was my favorite JRPG for a long time and now I think Persona 5 might be passing it. Alright, that was a lot of Persona. I love Persona. I could say a lot more. I feel bad that I haven't said a lot more, but we gotta move on. So, play Persona. As a little kid, we all pretended to be the hero and protagonist of our own made-up stories and adventures. For me, I wanted to be just like my iconic hero Link, wielding a sword and shield and off-seeking adventure. Well, you know who else had that same dream? This little tiny Gator right here. This little guy. The only difference between me and this guy is that I'm not an alligator. Little Gator wants to be a hero. All the way down to the silly pointy hat. There are many references to Zelda in this game, which I of course loved. But Little Gator is anything but a Zelda game. You play as this small wonky legged fella exploring bright colorful islands defeating cardboard cutouts of monsters and making as many friends as possible. It's so cute. It's a very casual game, only a few hours long and you're encouraged to take the game at your own pace. Going wherever you like, climbing all over everything and helping out characters around the world. It all comes together way more fun than it might sound on paper.  The music is relaxing, the riding is charming and you'll be struggling not to smile like a crocodile every time you play this game. Again, it's an alligator, not a crocodile, but alligator doesn't rhyme with a smile. Rogue-like games have been around since the late 70s, if you can believe that. And while they are so commonplace now, 10 years ago, not so much. And Rogue Legacy was one of the first to start redefining and streamlining the concepts of what makes a rogue-like great. Now, all these years later, we get treated to Rogue-like 2. Rogue Legacy 2, I meant to say Rogue Legacy 2, sorry, scratch that. I honestly think this is one of the hardest rogue-lites I have ever played. With my first 30 minutes of gameplay, seeing over a dozen deaths. Most similarly compared to Dead Cells, Rogue Legacy has procedurally generated dungeons and Metroidvania elements. In the first game, we only had a Knight character equipped with a sword and shield, but this time around, we got a Ranger, Barbarian, Mage, even a Chef. And each have their own advantages and disadvantages, but all of them are equally as good at getting me killed. I'm really not good at this one. An interesting addition to this series that I haven't seen done before in this genre is pixel-perfect platforming and movement mechanics. You can get an extra bounce jump off of enemies or things around the environment, as well as utilize and deal with many other hazards and objects around the world as you struggle to stay alive and not be overwhelmed. In other games like Dead Cells, you typically only have to deal with the enemies. In this game, you have everything being thrown at you at once, all the time, everywhere, always, at once. That was a good movie. At the end of each run, it does this cool thing where it shows you your exact path you took and what you killed. Then you can use any gold you found to repair the castle, which will unlock other classes, stores, abilities, upgrades to health or mana, and much more. Also, the art style is quirky, but I like it. It had to take some time to grow on me, but I do really appreciate it now. Maybe it's just been my mental health state over the last couple of months, but more and more, I've been finding myself enjoying relaxing games, like Little Gator or soothing games like Melatonin. Melatonin is a mix of the Warrior Wear series and like a rhythm game. I guess to beat around the bush, it's literally just rhythm heaven.  Each different dream has a different theme and different rhythm games to play, and each having their own fantastic tractor bop along to. You know, there's really not much more to say about this game, and I feel like the more I show you, the more it's just gonna spoil it. The pastel art style is a vibe, there's 20 fun levels and each have a hard mode. I'm still humming some of the tracks from the game, and there's even a level editor if you want to try making your own. So check it out. In the day and age of a thousand video games being released in the day and age of a samurai, it almost seems impossible to find something original in the genre. But Trek to Yumi is absolutely a unique and stunning new way to experience feudal Japan. I originally played this game on my PlayStation 5. I pointed that way because my PlayStation 5 is right there. You don't believe me? I'll show you. Look. I don't know why you don't believe me. It's right there, you see?  It's... What do you mean you don't see it? It's this! When I originally played it on that PlayStation 5, I was blown away by the gritty black and white visuals and intense swordplay. It's a fairly linear side scroller, but it has some extra freedom and wiggle room here and there, even leading to different paths and hidden areas. While the gameplay may first appear to be a hack and slash-like style game, it's actually anything but. Careful timing, blocking and parries are all crucial to the combat, so too is learning the enemy attack patterns. Think something similar to the harder fights in Ghost of Tsushima just set on a 2D plane. But even then, you still have a stamina bar to worry about, so you really do need to pick and choose your offensive and defensive moves carefully. Thanks to this daunting art style, all of the fights in the game appear far more cinematic than they have any right to, and pulling off a few blocks and parries before landing, killing blows can be super satisfying. This blood-filled samurai John Wick adventure is about five hours long and double that if you want to try and 100% it. So I would say for 20 bucks, this game is worth its price. That's why we're here. You know, games worth buying, worth their price, that's the whole thing. Throughout my break in January, out of all the games I played, it was inscription that left the biggest impression on me, and I've been dying to talk about it. I'm not intended. I love card games, and my first thought going into this one is that I was about to experience another rogue-like card game, and I was excited to discover new mechanics and build the best deck possible and get addicted to it. But very quickly, I realized things were not as they seem. It started when I noticed that one of my cards seemed like it was trying to communicate with me. The words on the card were calling out for help, and on further inspection, I realized it was indeed sentient and wanted to help me plot a scheme to escape the hostage situation we were both apparently trapped in. You see, I wasn't allowed to leave this room or the game. Neither were the cards. This is when it began to sink in, things like the points I earned for winning battles were given to me as human teeth, and I was allowed to tilt the scales in my fever if I offered up my own teeth or even my body parts. Every defeat just meant we reshuffled and had to start again. That's when our capture asked me to grab something from the other side of the room, and it's here where I found many clues and objects scattered about. With no way out of this room, I was forced to keep playing in hopes of finding a way out. Through all the craziness that happens, there is legitimately a really fun card game in here too. In fact, at times I wish some of the craziness would slow down so that I could just enjoy the card game. I debated putting this Konami game on the list, well mostly because I suck at it, but for only one dollar, you'd have a hard time arguing this isn't worth its price, even if it is baseball. It's called Baseball Power Pros, and it actually has an impressive amount going for it. From competitive online tournaments and battles complete with a ranking system, character customization, offline versus modes, I was surprised to even find messages when I logged in talking about in-game tournaments and bug fixes. This game's still getting continued support for only a dollar. It's a pretty simple to play, but really hard to master kind of game, or, you know, hard to be good at, at all in my case. I tried a few online games and got absolutely destroyed.  It was humiliating, but I could tell it's because I'm just, you know, bad at it. I tried to escape to the safety of offline modes, but good lord, I guess I just don't understand baseball. But it is actually a good little baseball game, and I'm legitimately shocked it's only a dollar. I can't remember the last time we had a game on these lists that were worth it. For a dollar. Uh, Zach, for this, for this next one, I need the music here. I need the music to start coming in right now. Like, just bring the music up so you can't even hear me talking. Stop it. God, I love this game. Take a look at this. All right. Now, stop.  Buckle on in again, because it's story time with wood, baby. I'm about to explain some stuff to you. I don't need, I don't need you talking back, all right? First up, Metroid Prime Remake. Just shadow dropped on the switch. Out of nowhere. Second, yes, I said remake because that's what it is. I'm not trying to spark a heated debate about what makes a remaster or what makes a remake.  But this is a remake, and I need you to know it.  If you think that's what this is, oh, you are wrong. The team at Retro Studios completely remade every asset, graphic, visual effect, and more from the ground up to bring us a one for one remake of the original classic. Even comparisons online show just how different these two releases actually are. With additional details and assets added in to improve the overall look, the lighting being completely reworked and so much better. From the moment you land on Talon, it's so breathtakingly beautiful. In fact, it's probably one of the best looking switch games we have on the console to date. And that is the respect that this game deserves, because if you're going to ask me, is this worth $40, I'll tell you. Boy, oh, I'm surprised it wasn't 60, and I would have paid that. My buddy Bob and I, over on the Nintendo podcast, even did some deep diving research and found a thread about the development of this game. And sure enough, it was intended to be a one for one remake with the team using all the original animations and meshing because, and I quote, we don't want to mess with perfection. I feel like I actually haven't even talked about the game yet, so how about I do that? Metroid Prime is still my favorite of all the Metroid games, both 2D and 3D. It really took that 2D Metroidvania concept and perfectly presented it in 3D, with a giant expansive world to explore, loads of hidden secrets and areas, upgrades and abilities stashed behind every corner, and huge boss fights to acquire even more that allow you to explore more of the map than you could before.  I feel like a nice new addition to this now in 2023 could have been adding in fast travel between the save points, but that aside, it's well worth the $40 price. And especially so now that it has a physical, and yes, I know my role that all these games on my eShop videos have to be digital only, but when I started writing this video it was digital only and it was for like three weeks, it's not my fault that I write slow and I didn't have time to finish the video. Also, I would have put it in here anyway because I don't know where else I would have got to gush about this game. I hope they do the second one next, but I like the first one more. And that is not only 10 eShop games worth buying, but 300 eShop games worth buying. I got chills saying that actually. It really does mean a lot to me, you know, and while I was saying that just then I couldn't help but think about the fact that it's just been me on my Switch playing games, finding ones I like, writing about why I like them, and then making a little video for you guys. I have editing now. Zach helps me put the editing together and does an amazing job and has probably made half of these damn things for me. At the start it was just me, now Zach's helping edit, but as far as the creative process goes, just me in a camera playing some Switch games and you know, channel with one and a half million subs and several hundred thousand people watching me talk about the games that I like, but also they're indie games, small teams of people. Some of these games were made by the same amount of people that make these videos. God, I'm getting really sentimental, I don't know why. And we've done 30 of them now and 300 and it's a huge milestone and I'm going to keep going, you know. I don't know for how long on these series, but as long as you keep watching them, I'll keep making them. They mean so much to me. They really do. I appreciate you guys. Thank you for watching them. I love you all and I'll see you in the next video. Bye.


Yes it's that time of day, it's time for winter home on afternoon express where you stand the chance to win a luxury apartment on the Valdivia state valued at over 3 million rand. Over the next few weeks we'll be taking a look at some beautiful properties listed on privateproperty.co.za and specific rooms in them. Today we focus on the guest bedroom and joining us in the loft is the lovely Carol Reynolds from Pam Golding to guide us through these properties and share her expert advice. Welcome to the loft. Thanks so much for having me, it's great to be here. How much would you value our loft? Our loft is valued a lot of money. Is it sellable? Your loft is very sellable, especially with us in it. Wow, okay. So Carol I was checking out private property earlier and saw three beautiful homes in Durban North. Tell us about this area and what the property market is doing there. You know Durban North is one of the most amazing places to live. It's literally five minutes from the airport, from the beaches, from the CBD. So what we're seeing is the market generally in the country this year has been a little bit cautious. I think there's a bit of political instability and it always has a knock on effect on property. But the northern corridor of Natal from Durban North right through to Belito is an absolute hotspot. I think what's happened is a lot of Johannesburg families are relocating down there. They're loving the climate and the lifestyle offering, the schools are fantastic. So we're sitting in a little bit of a babble really and our market is booming, which is fantastic. There's constant demand and actually we're short on supply at the moment. So it's quite an exciting market to be working in. That is going to be so interesting and I think also with those families that are living there, there's a specific room in the house that's going to be one of the most valuable and that is the guest bedroom. And it's so exciting because when we're at home at the moment our contestants are busy working on their guest bedrooms. What exactly does a guest bedroom do to the property market there? Does it increase drastically, minimally? I think the best way to describe the impact of a guest bedroom is to look at its saleability. So if you have a property with three bedrooms, you're going to take longer to sell it. Whereas if you add that fourth or particularly a fifth bedroom, we find that the time that it sits on the market is a lot shorter. I'll give you a classic example. We had a home listed at five and a half million in Durban North, an absolutely beautiful home, but it only had three bedrooms. So it took almost a year to sell. But it had four or even five bedrooms that would have sold it in about 45 days. That's a big difference. It's a big difference in terms of the length of time that it takes to sell a home. And as soon as you have that fourth bedroom then you're opening up your buyer pool and you've got a wider sector of the market that you're appealing to. So it is definitely a great value add. Speaking of five bedrooms, all these homes that I mentioned earlier have five bedrooms. Would you recommend they be sold as they are or maybe turned into an alternative like a home office? I personally think you should keep the bedrooms as is when you put your property on the market because when a buyer does a search, for instance, on private property, the key words that they look for is number of bedrooms and number of bathrooms. So you actually want to maximise your bedrooms and they're beautiful to decorate. So from a photographic perspective, when you're marketing a home, a guest bedroom really does look aesthetically appealing, much nicer than a utility room. And then your estate agent will take the buyers to view the property and tell the buyers about the options for converting that room to, say, an office or a children's playroom or even a pajama lounge. But I would definitely enter the market with maximum bedrooms and keep them beautifully decorated. Yeah. Let's take a look at some that we found. Okay, super. Talk us through these. This home is in probably the best address in Durban North. It's an absolutely beautiful home. It's got five bedrooms, it's also got a tennis court, a lovely lush garden. I think what people really like about Durban North is that it's a family haven. So the homes have lovely gardens, they've established gardens, they level for the children to play on. And that home in particular is perfectly positioned. Spacious too. Absolutely. This home is one of my personal favourites. It's on a double stand in Durban North. So you can actually subdivide and it also sits in a cul-de-sac. So I often think it would be amazing to convert it into a mini estate with two homes. Oh, good ideas. I love cul-de-sac. Oh, absolutely. Yeah. No, so that's a great one. But when it comes to bed guest bedrooms, that's obviously the most important ones. Yeah. Do you have your... Is that the one that you enjoyed with the best guest bedroom? Well, there's another one that we've got that actually sits on Fairway, which is right down on a golf course in Durban North on the Beechwood golf course. And then it overlooks the golf course to the sea. This one's got great bones. I always say when you look at a property, you should look for good bones. Yes. Because when you've got good bones, then you can tweak it with small cosmetics over time. And it's got five bedrooms all on suite. So you actually can't really distinguish between the main and the guest bedroom. They're both so beautiful. The proportions are fantastic. Sure. So that really is a special home as well. I think so too. I mean, you just mentioned that. That's probably the one that you would say is a great investment piece because that guest bedroom is so beautiful. I'm pretty sure everyone around the country is busy liquidating all of their, all the other estates that they've got to make sure they can go and invest in this area. And I see a boom coming very, very soon. I think that was also one of my favourites because they've got an open lawn with a fountain. It's so beautiful. Good flow, 100%. So you've got good flow and good bones. You can do so much with a property. Carol, it's an honour to have you there. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thanks for having me. It's been great. Well, right down afternoon Express, we are talking all things homes and you get a chance to win one. Exactly, Danila. But first, it's time to announce the winner of that smeg retro stand mixer. Congratulations to Alicia de Cuercaire from Brits and from all of us here at Afternoon Express. We really hope you enjoy the prize. Now, remember that you can now vote for your favourite guest bedroom by simply logging on to privateproperty.co.za by casting your vote, you stand a chance to win paint from Plaskon to the value of 5,000 rand. You will also be automatically entered into the grand prize draw where you could win an apartment at Veldevee valued at over 3 million rand.  Keep your eyes on Afternoon Express every weekday as our three design contestants gradually transform three properties at Veldevee estate using finishes provided by Caesar Stone and Plaskon. Judging their work are the team from Arc Interiors and Roselle from Plaskon and Simon Bray from Private Property. Winner Home is probably brought to you by Private Property in association with Nedbank. After the break, we put the finishing touches to our anti-pust-op letter and we'll be right back after this.


We are hoping that we land on some packs today. What's going on there finishers, Lee for back again and welcome back to the Wheel of Hut. Today, we are hoping we have some better luck on the wheel. If you guys missed last episode, the link will be in the description down below before I spoil it for you. I'll wait here for you guys to decide whether or not you want to watch the first episode or not. Okay, now that's done. Last episode, we landed on sets. We were able to upgrade our X Factor Connecting up to an 81 and then our second spin got us a bankrupt which we still need to minus 2269 coins once we have access to the auction house which should happen after our first game of the episode. But before we can head into our first game, we need to spin the wheel for the first time. We're hoping for some better luck. We do not want to hit bankrupt. We want to hit some packs man. We've yet to open up packs. We won both our games last episode with the team that we had with lots of silvers and bronzes. I don't think that will be the case today, right? So we're hoping for some packs. Let's go boys. First spin of the episode and we are getting open up one pack. Okay, we were hoping for some packs. We got it. We're happy. Okay, so now in terms of packs, I am able to open up any pack I want that is in the store at the time that I am recording the episode. So I got to make a decision that NHL Players Pack looks pretty good. It would help us out a lot. We get 10 items all gold NHL players with at least 480 pluses. We got the premium players packs where you get 280 pluses. And then we have this puck offer drop, which we have 17 days to get. We get one times 82 plus five times 80 pluses and two power up collectibles. So I'm kind of leaning towards the puck drop offer over the NHL players packs. I want to kind of look at the odds 46% chance at an 83 plus. And we have a 3.1% chance at an 86 plus. What is it for an 86 plus here? 1.3. So you know what? We're going to go with the puck drop offer pack. Now these cards are untradable. So let's see what our 82 plus is going to be. Hopefully it is a good player that we can throw onto the team. I mean, anything that we pull here is going to be good. Kevin Shattaker going to make the team. So anything that we pull here, any gold cards that we pull essentially are going to make the team right off the bat. Okay, so there's a power up collectible. There's our other power up collectible. We're still waiting for our 82 plus. And it's going to be Jamie Ben don't know how I feel about that. But again, it's an upgrade over anything. You've got power forward, very slow man. 82 speed, 82 Excel. Decent looking shot. I mean, he could be good. Trevor Zegris. Okay, two 82 pluses in this pack. Is this pack juiced or what? Zegris looks good. Playmaking forward 87 speed, 87 Excel. Good shooting stats. Good hands. Okay, we will take a Trevor Zegris another. Okay, Dan Vladar. Our goal turner was good last game. Do we put in Dan Vladar? That is a question. I mean, 65209. I'm going to consider throwing him in there. Okay, what is this pack? What is this pack? Two 82s and an 83. Elias Lindholm. Welcome to the team. Playmaking forward, which is a synergy I want to get going. He has an ability as well being snipe. Fast, decent shot. Okay, we will take an Elias Lindholm. Joelle will probably make the team as well. And then a goalie mask, but hey, good first pack for the series that we've opened. Zegris, Ben, Vladar, Lindholm and Joelle. Welcome to the team. And Shana Kirk, my bad. Okay, changes have been made to the team. Our first line is looking pretty juicy now. Travis Connect needs playing with Elias Lindholm and Tyler Abert. Who's either leading goal scorer of this team? We have Jamie Ben would Trevor Zegris and Spencer Watson.   Big Leady, sure. And Nathan Espinel. And then on D, we have Shana Kirk with Nose. We got Areola Helgeson. And then we got Dillingham, Morelli with Payar. And then in net, we did put in Dan of Ladar. So the team is looking good. Still only have two-way defensemen activated.  So we are getting there. In terms of our abilities here, we have Konekni with no contest. We have Zegris with puck on a string. Jamie Ben with back atcha. Tyler Bertuzzi with crease, Crasher and Elizlyn Holm will now have Snipe activated as well. So the team is looking decent. It's time to head into the first game of the episode. Now this episode we have Hutt Rival's Burst which is two-minute periods of 5v5, all right? So after this game, we will probably have access to the auction house. At that time, I will go buy something for 2,269 coins and technically go bankrupt, but I will stop some coins left over because I played a game last episode and I will be playing a game now. All right, we have found our first game, Kamakar Jackuz and Marten St. Louis. This guy looks like he has a pretty decent squad on the other side. It should be an interesting game. So we got a couple of debuts here after opening our first pack in this series. This guy has played a lot of Ultimate Team 29, 23 and two is his record overall. We are 2-0. Let's try to keep that perfect record up, boys, all right? Konekni? So Bertuzzi and Bertuzzi on his first shot is gonna score. He is our leading goal scorer to continue. I believe that's his third this series at a boy, Bertuzzi, assistant from Konekni as well. And Lin Holman is debut. Not the start I was expecting, but hey, we're up 1-0. Tyler Bertuzzi has been a staple to this team.  Okay, we're on the kill for about 53 seconds. What a play. No, okay, okay. Dude, my team feels so delayed in everything they're doing right now. It's actually crazy. We gotta watch out. He's got Joe Sake too. This guy's got a very good hockey team. There we go, here we go. Nice, get around him. Take it to the net, Zegris! Nice try, he still has it. We're gonna do it. We're doing it, boys. We tried, we tried. We had to. It was with Zegris. You gotta try it with Zegris, man. I feel like you just have to. Oh, what a pass and what a goal, man. He just, I don't know. I did not see that pass being something that was gonna be able to go through the slot like that. It ended up happening. Timo Solani makes it a one-to-one hockey game. Oh boy. Little bit worried here, boys. He's a decent player with a good team. It's not looking good, all right. Let's remember the type scenario that he's been doing. All right, we did it. All right, good, good, good. There you go. Low shot rebound, that wasn't really low shot, but we still have it. Take it to the net. Oh, okay, that almost got deflected in for us. Here we are.  End of one, the game is pretty even. Even shots, close to even time on attack. I mean, hell, this guy's a good team. I keep saying it. We just gotta keep playing our game and chipping away at this. Where is my defense? What does he do?   What has my defense been doing? Hello, EA, come on, man. Need a better product than this. This should not be happening in 2023. Bro, his AI is just like attacking me constantly. It's not even him.  We're down two to one. He's letting his AI control the game. I thought EA kind of fixed that. Doesn't really look like it though. I mean, hey, at the end of the day, he's got a better team. There's not much really we can expect right now. It's a little tough. I kind of have high hopes after the last episode and beating two guys with a team that I had. This one's gonna be more of a challenge. Take it to the middle.  Horrible, like why would I want a backhand shot there? I wanted it on the forehand, not gonna work out. Good catch. And you know what? I'm just not even gonna control. If he scores, he scores. I can't believe that puck bounced to him somehow. That's a nice toe drag.  Here we go. Over across Robertson.  What a save, man. End of two, he's up by one. Just gotta keep playing our hearts out here, man. I don't know. This team does not feel as good as it did episode one. I'm gonna say that right now. Could it be because we're playing a better player? It's possible for sure. Who really knows? I mean, we got a third period ahead of us. We got 20 minutes to play out. We have time to tie this up. I have faith, I believe. No way Bertuzzi's getting knocked around that easily. Not my Tyler Bertuzzi. No, I wanted that around the board, that's okay. Played out of front, bang, Tyler Bertuzzi with a second of the game, fourth of the series. This card has carried, same with Travis Konekni. This first line is insane. Tie game, bang, what a goal. Let's go, boys. Okay, need faster passing, just need a faster brain. If that's possible, if someone can give me that, that'd be great. So Jamie Ben, Jamie Ben takes a hit. It's gonna work out, our player's almost dead tired. Take it to the net, bang, holy saves. Oh my God, goal tender. Keeping them in it as they should.  Brian Gianta coming in, he's gonna play to the point. I knew it too, knee poke, knee poke. Seven seconds here, boys. Don't know where the puck is, it's just bouncing to him. We're gonna hold on to it, I lied, we're not. And we're heading to overtime and we have a power play going into it. He took a penalty, it's a good thing we played that puck. Overtime it is, tied at 2-2. We could win this, boys. We could absolutely win this. Okay, Tyler Bertuzzi to Sam Lafferty. Need to get something going here. There you go, okay, okay, okay. Bertuzzi, oh, Bertuzzi's still looking for his first hat trick. He had two goals in the last episode as well. Nice, Bertuzzi. You're fine, you're fine, Bertuzzi. No way he pokes that puck. Oh, and this is game. Yep, I knew it as soon as he had that opportunity. We lose our first game and not in regulation though, so I guess that's something. But, I don't know, man, it was tough. This team just feels so heavy, so slow. They get knocked off so easily. Comes with the territory, it's not a great team, obviously. And I mean, looking at our player stats here, Bertuzzi with another two goal performances up to two. Connect me with two assists, Lynn Holm with an assist. It was our first line that played the game well. Other than that, our team did not play well. In terms of Dan Volotar, I mean, 800 safe percentage for an 80 overall goal tender you can't really ask for more. And then looking at the stats, it was a pretty even game, could have gone either way. We still don't have access to the auction house because you need to win three games to have access to the auction house. Why does that make sense? Don't know, but we can't go bankrupt yet, so sorry, boys. All right, so we finished that game, lost it in overtime, it's okay. We take it, it's fine. But with that being said, we're back to the board and we're back to having to spin the board. I have to take my headphones off because there's no range of motion when I do it, so we're on open one pack. We're looking for some more packs because the team definitely needs help. So here we go, spinning the wheel for the second time this episode and we're opening up three packs. Oh, baby, we couldn't ask for a much better spin. Three packs are gonna help us out big time. I think, I mean, we go with the NHL players pack. I think they're better than the premium players packs. We get to open up three of these. I have to look at the wheel one more time just to be sure, but three of these NHL players packs get to be open and we're hoping for something big here, right? Ravel, Harvey, Panhard, again, anything that we pull essentially right now is gonna help the team, right? So LaFrenier gonna help out the team for sure. Colton Sissons, okay. Morgan Frost, our centers are pretty stacked right now. I wouldn't say stacked, but where we have most of our gold players, Morgan Frost might be able to play the wing though. Erica Branson, Jacob Silverberg, Daniel Sprong, okay, not too bad. Oh my God, okay. And we pull game day Evgeny Malkin, who just got upgraded to an 85 because his team won the game the other day. Evgeny Malkin with playmaking forward, like I said, we're trying to get that synergy activated. Little slow, but his shot's amazing, great hands, good checking stats, good decent defensive stats. That is a huge pull. Our first big pull of the series, that is amazing. Welcome to the team, Geno Malkin and then Luke Glendening and Jonas Johansson starting goaltender by the way. I mean Evgeny Malkin, hello. Welcome to the team. Can we top that though? That is a question. I don't think we will be able to, but you never know. Brent Seabrook, okay. Nikita Zadorov, Dmitri Kulikov, Sean Durzi, we're getting some good defensemen, which we actually do need some good defensemen. Our D felt so slow last game. Mikhail Granlin, we're getting speedier. We love to see it. Torpchenko, okay. Phillip Zadina, David Perron and Scott Wedgwood, okay. Not as good as the last pack, but again, these players will help out the team for sure. I don't doubt it. And last but not least, the third and final pack from the wheel. What will we get? Again, can we top a Geno Malkin? Who knows? Andres Jonson, some more speed, okay. Bovillier, not too bad. Jake Muzzin, Darcy Kemper, okay. We have a good goaltender. Darcy Kemper, 82 overall, 6-5. Okay, we're happy with that. We will take a Darcy, we will take a Kalyev. Ooh, okay, we pull another goaltender. Do we use this Phillip Gustafson instead? He's 6'2", 184, probably faster than Kemper. I think we try out Gustafson, and then if he doesn't work, we have Kemper to lean on as well, okay. Not too bad. Eric Chernak, Pat Maroon, Kevin LeBank and Nosek. Okay, so not too bad of these packs, three of them. They helped the team tremendously. Let's throw out, let's throw out, let's throw on some of these guys to the team. So boys, it looks like Robertson and Lafferty are on their way out. Morgan Frost is gonna be our fourth line center for the time being. Robertson and Lafferty, they were great while they were here, but you know, better players come along and you gotta use them. Okay, so we have updated the team with all of the good pulls that we have gotten from those three packs. So this is what the team was looking like. This first line was already cooking. You add in, Evgeny Malkin with Connecting and Bertuzzi. You gotta assume that Bertuzzi and Connecting are just gonna continue to play well. Second line's looking way better. Daniel Sprung, Elias Lindholm and Jamie Ben. Third line will be Laffer and Yeh. Zegris and LeBank. And the fourth line will be Silverberg, Frost and Panard, which we threw in to get playmaking forward activated, which is gonna be huge for Laffer and Yeh. Zegris, Malkin, Lindholm, Frost and Harvey Panard. Okay, and then on defense, we have Chernak playing with Nikita Zadorov. We have Shandurzi with Dimitri Kulakov.  We have Gustafson, who we're gonna try out first over Darcy Kemper. Looking at our abilities, we gotta activate ankle breaker onto Evgeny Malkin. Other than that, it's all the same stuff, right boys? So we're heading into our second game with a different looking team with hopefully a better feeling team as well. We really have no excuses for the next one. Second game has been found. Darlene Barkov and Steven Stamko's decent looking team. But our team's looking pretty good now too. So we, I don't know. Let's just see how they perform. I'm excited to try out this Evgeny Malkin on the top line with Bertuzzi and Konekni. This guy has a similar record to me. So it's good to see, it's good to see. So I'm getting dumped and chased on, which is honestly almost worked. It looked like our defenseman was not gonna go do anything about it. What a pass to Konekni. Okay, Bertuzzi, bang. Oh my God, Bertuzzi is like the goal man on this team. I feel like he's getting another chance. It's a great, great defensive play by him.  Skated, I believe that's Sean Durzi. Playback, Sean Durzi, first shot on goal. Good save. Over across, oh my God, Flurry is robbin' us. Don't know how we're not up by at least one. I really don't. End of one. And I feel like we're playing better. Four shots to his none. More than double his time on attack. We're feeling good. The team's looking good, feeling good. We need Malkin to win a draw though. He's worrying me just a little bit here, boys. Good long pass. Travis waiting up for Bertuzzi. Nothing really opened up for us there. Konekni just take the shot. The rebound with Malkin and Flurry robbin' his former teammate. Oh my goodness. Here we go, Daniel Sprong. No, that's Jamie Ben. That's Jamie Ben. I gotta get used to the new lines. Jamie Ben to the net. And Jamie Ben's gonna score in his second game of the series. He's gonna make it a one-nothing hockey game assistant from Nikita Zadorov and Daniel Sprong. Okay, boys, good stuff. Little backhand sauce. Cut to the middle. I see Zegris. Take it to the net. Zegris and Trevor Zegris. And his second game, I believe, makes it two to nothing. Assistant from Kevin LeBank and Eric Chernak. Bang, we are finally scoring some goals here, boys. It's nice. Kevin LeBank, what's he got cooking? That's what a lot of people are asking. That's silverware. It's not even Kevin LeBank. I don't know who's who on the ice right now. It's actually not good. That might cost us a goal here. Bang, big save. And okay, well, we had the flying pole check there. It's it offside on my screen, so I thought I was offside with Bertuzzi. Clearly we weren't. And it kind of cost us a goal cause I was trolling. Two to one. It's okay. It's okay. I'm not too too worried. We're playing way better. Poor Philip Gustafson on his first two shots. I mean, he made the flying poke and then the rebound just kind of trickled out to his guy. Can't really evaluate Gustafson right now. You know what I mean? I kind of feel bad for the guy. It wasn't his fault. It was on me. Nice. Gino, take the shot. Oh, good save. Travis Konekni. There's Gino Malkin open.  Gino cannot figure out his former teammate Flurry. Gino, out of front. Bang. Oh my God, Bertuzzi. I don't know how Bertuzzi does not have a goal this game. I really do not. We got full pressure activated. I feel a Bertuzzi goal coming here. Here we go, boys. Here we go. Missus is hit. Oh, that was kind of a weak shot. Our guys are tired to be fair, man. So let's get it changed. Take it to the net. All right, Flurry, man. Kept that a one goal game, but we take the win, boys. That is absolutely massive. And now we have access to the auction house. Finally, man. Oh my God. And we're getting some coins here as well. We completed some objectives as well. So there's nothing up for 2269. So it looks like we're gonna have to do 2250. Gonna be close enough to bankrupt. We'll buy this Dallas Stars jersey and we're just gonna hang on to it, all right? So there we go. There is finally our bankrupt portion of the series. We're still at 5.9K, which is pretty good. So if we land on by any player, we can probably land someone pretty decent. Since its rivals burst, and the games are pretty short, we're gonna play one more game in this episode. So that means we have to get this, or we have to, we get to spin the wheel. Before our last and final game of this episode, we landed on three packs earlier and one pack way back earlier this episode. So, okay, we get more packs, we buy a special card, buy any player. Let's see what we're gonna end up getting here on our final last spin of the episode, and it is gonna be open up one pack. So in total, this episode, we have opened up five Ultimate Team packs, which is absolutely beautiful. We needed this. Back to the store, and I think we're gonna go back to the NHL Players pack. I mean, these packs, I don't really wanna open these Hut Headliner packs. So we have one pack to open. That's what the wheel gave us. And I forgot to switch scenes. So we're opening up the NHL Players packs. Thank God I noticed last second. All right, David Kampf, Joe Pavelski. All right, to go along with Jamie Ben, we will take a Joe Pavelski. That's a good pull. Ryan Nugent Hopkins, two-a-two overall. So the team is looking mighty fine with those two pulls. Eric Halla, Chad Roodewheel, Trevor Moore, all right. We're getting faster, which we like. Sam Lafferty, who already have Anthony Ranta, another good goal tender to have. And Capo Coco, all right. So we got some pretty good cards there. Nugent Hopkins, Pavelski being the two big ones. Let's go throw them onto the team. All right, so Jakob Silverbrick had a little good run on this team. After getting Joe Pavelski, he is unfortunately getting off of the team. Okay, so really only two changes to this team. Maybe three. The first line staying the same. Second line, now Halla Pavelski playing with Lin Holm and Jamie Ben. The third line is now gonna be Daniel Sprung, Trevor Zegris and Ryan Nugent Hopkins. The fourth line will be Harvey Pinar, Morgan Frost and Trevor Moore. What I might do is switch around Ben and Nugent Hopkins to get some more speed onto that second line. The third line is pretty fast already so we can afford a slower player like Jamie Ben there. Defensively, we're staying the exact same. Goal tending, we are also staying the exact same. Third game, Koyvu Hughes Coffee. Oh boy, all right, we're coming up against a very, very good team. He's got some icons in there. It's gonna be interesting. Another Montreal Habs fan, which is okay. Let's see how this game goes, but we're gonna take advantage. Evgeny Malkin, take the shot. Okay, good hit from Konekni. That's a penalty, what? The puck was right there. And I was also spamming up on the right stick to get the rebound. And instead, we get a penalty to start off the game. All right, not ideal, not ideal at all, boys. Let's go, Malkin. Low shot rebound, and there it is. Bang, who scored that? Joe Pavowski in his debut. The player that I forgot. He makes it a one to nothing hockey game. Malkin with an assist. And same with Eric Chernacker. That was a good low shot rebound there. I knew that we needed something like that. God, whoever that is is so fast. Paul Coffey, my God. Good block. Jake Muzzin playing offense this shift. No, I did not want that there, but it might work out. Bertuzzi over to Konekni. Oh my God, just misses the net and the first period will end with us up one nothing. Back to Gino. To Bertuzzi, and Bertuzzi hits the post. Oh my God, Tyler Bertuzzi has gotten a little bit snakebitten since scoring the two goals in the first episode. Oh, that's a rebound that you don't want to see. Thank God. But yeah, Tyler Bertuzzi just can't find the back of the net right now. He's getting the chances. Just cannot find the back of the net. Good poke. Man, we really need to upgrade our defense. If we land on like by any player or something like that, we are going to need to get some defenseman. This guy loves his Michigan, man. My God, we are cooking. All right, it's okay. That's a good pass. That's a good block, though. Here we go with the Michigan. All he's trying for, man, is the Michigan. How he still has his puck, I'm not too sure. And he gets that puck through my defenseman that's sitting right on top of Joe Sakek. One-one game. Yeah, man, it's interesting. And the two, he definitely had a way better period than the first one, so not great on my end. We're still tied, though, so we're in this game. Good poke. Good hit. Up the ice, there we go. Oh, we're gone. We're gone, we're actually gone. Go, go, go. Nugent Hopkins. Over across, bang. What a save from Bobrovsky. All right, both wingers just not on their side. That pickup was great until it went right back to him. So that's something as well. Okay, interesting, interesting. Here we go with the frickin' Michigan.  All right, here we go. Over across, bang. Nice, dodge of the hit. Over across, Jamie Ben. And it goes in. I don't care. I do not care how it went in. 2.5 to go. And Daniel Sprong with the biggest snipe you will ever see. Oh, baby. We are watching this too. This guy going for Michigan's 24-7. This has to be the goal of the year so far in NHL 24, boys. Come on, look at this, right? Pass, sniped, bang. We take it. Let's go, boys. All right, so, I mean, two and a half seconds to go. We're gonna tie it up. We're gonna dump it in, and we are going to call it a game. We come out this episode 2-0-1. We haven't lost a regulation yet this series, which is nice. And we're getting an achievement as well. So we are in division three with this team. Maybe we should have lost that game to get a lower division, but hey, it's okay. We're gonna watch this coin total go up as well. To the game, we're up to 6,400 coins. We have an objective as well, which is gonna give us 1,000 coins. So we're up to 7,400 coins, which makes me a little nervous because bankrupt is always a possibility. So hopefully we can land them by any player soon and pick up a decent player for that coin amount. But anyways, guys, that is going to be Ifritay's episode. If you guys did enjoy it, be sure to drop a like on it. If you guys are new around here, make sure to hit the subscribe button down below for more Wheel of Hot episodes and more, and it's got 24 content in general. But yeah, guys, like I said, that is Ifritay's video. Thank you guys very much for watching, and I'll talk to you guys later. Peace!


If you've never heard of PEMF devices or PEMF therapy, it's pretty interesting and I think you should stick around. So this is basically pulsed electromagnetic frequency. And this is very different to EMFs, which is just electromagnetic frequency, which are harmful. So you've heard me talk in other videos about EMFs and how certain devices, especially things like electronic fans and really anything that involves moving parts, but also things like big LED TVs like, for example, this one, or just devices like that, they produce these harmful EMFs, which are bad for your sleep, bad for your health, the bad for all kinds of things. This is not like that. So I'm actually gonna talk about a specific device a bit later on, but before we do that, I just wanna explain a bit more about PEMF therapy and how it's actually really important. Okay, so what is PEMF? It's quite a mouthful actually to say that. PEMF therapy is basically pulsed electromagnetic therapy where you have a device or a machine that can emit pulsed electromagnetic frequencies at certain time delays, which basically penetrate through you and enhance your body in various different ways. They can remove or reduce pain. They can help you focus. They can really do a lot of different things, much like binaural beats. However, these have a lot more research and science behind them. And this is why I thought you might find this interesting. Now, Phil disclaimer, this obviously is not medical advice. This is not professional regulated, you know, you know the drill, right? This is just my personal opinion. My experience with these things and I wanted to just let you know about some interesting research that I found, which kind of shows the efficacy and benefits of this type of device. So basically it involves a device much like this. This is, you know, an example of a device that can do pulsed electromagnetic therapy, but there are many different types of devices as well. There's been a lot of interesting research that shows how these work. So let me just read a bit of a study that I will put a link to this study in the description. There'll be a link to this study. You can go and read it. You can go and see like the analysis in the summary of these things. So I'm just gonna read you a bit from the study now. Okay, so this was a randomized double-blind controlled multicenter study in 36 subjects with lower back pain or radiating leg pain after it was like a type of surgery, okay? After lumbar surgery. So basically just testing to see can these devices reduce pain if you have chronic pain from something, okay? Lower back pain scores for one group decreased by 40.2% compared to the 18% for a different type of frequency. So average leg pain scores decreased by 45%. This is pretty interesting. And again, I'll put a link to this study in the description. It's interesting, you know, if you have pain, obviously, then that's kind of one benefit of a PEMF device. But what I find more interesting is if you look at this device, and again, this is just an example, right? It could be any device. If you look at this device, what you'll see is that there are four options to choose from, four different frequencies that you can get this thing to pulse, you know, you can get this thing to pulse at these different frequencies. One of them is 7.8 Hertz. Now, for those of you who are familiar with that number, very good, you know, for those of you who are not familiar, 7.83 Hertz specifically is known as the Schumann resonance. This is basically known as the fingerprint or the vibratory frequency of the entire earth. And this is not some, you know, hokey, random, spiritual, like, new-age stuff. There's a lot of science behind this, right? The Schumann resonance has been measured, it's been tested. And again, I can put links to this in the description. But I'm just gonna read some notes about specifically the Schumann resonance and why it's so interesting. So a German scientist by the name of Hans Berger, using an EEG machine, recorded an electrical frequency that was transmitted by the human brain, okay? Later on, another doctor, okay, Dr. Ankar Miller, discovered that the frequency of the alpha waves that the earlier German doctor reported were identical to the Schumann resonance, which is the frequency of the earth. So basically what this is found is that there's a certain frequency known as the Schumann frequency, which not only does the earth vibrate at naturally, but our own brains emit the same frequency. It's almost like a foundational base level frequency where everything emitting and receiving this frequency is in balance. The problem is, and I'll get onto this later, is that modern electronics and systems and the way that things are set up now means that the Schumann frequency, the Schumann resonance is kind of lost and scrambled. However, when you get back into tune with the Schumann frequency, lots of really interesting things start happening. You start healing, you start reducing and reversing a lot of these negative effects that we've been feeling for the last 100 or 200 years. So what's interesting is the Schumann resonance, not only was it similar to the frequencies emitted by somebody's brain, but it's identical to the alpha waves that the brain emits. Now, I'm just gonna read again a bit more. This frequency controls our creativity, performance, stress levels, anxiety, and even our immune system. When people are exposed to the earth's natural frequency of 7.83 hertz, the Schumann frequency, they experience these benefits and enhanced learning, enhanced memory, body rejuvenation, balance, improved stress tolerance, even anti-jet lag, okay? On the other hand, and this is what I really want to focus on in this video, when you remove that frequency, the 7.83 hertz Schumann frequency from somebody, they start to experience negative effects. They start to become in disalignment with themselves. They start, you know, having illnesses and conditions and chronic pain, emotional distress, and even other health problems. So I'm just gonna continue reading from this kind of document of notes that I've put together about this.  The atmosphere of the earth is actually quite a weak conductor. So if there was no source of electric charge for the atmosphere, its energy would dissipate in about roughly 10 or 20 minutes, but it doesn't do that. Why does it not do that? The ionosphere, so the area of the earth's atmosphere that stretches between, and there are different measurements for this, okay? Roughly between 30 and 600 miles above the surface. And along with the upper atmosphere, forms kind of a boundary. And this has been spoken about before, right? The idea of there being a boundary between earth and space. So what happens is due to solar energy or solar radiation, particles get kind of trapped in between the earth's surface and the upper atmosphere. They get trapped in this layer, okay? And it creates what's known as positively charged ions. Okay, they get charged up. These particles that get trapped between the upper atmosphere or the ionosphere and the lower crust, the surface of the earth basically. These particles that get trapped there, they build up a positive ion charge. And this is very important later on. So in between the ionosphere and the surface, you can actually, what actually happens is it traps these particles in this energy. So between the earth's surface and the ionosphere is a cavity containing the electrical charge of 500,000 coulombs. There's a lot of energy, okay? There's a vertical current flow between the ground and the ionosphere. And this is really quite interesting. There are roughly 2,000 lightning storms at any given moment in time, producing 50 flashes of lightning every second. And if you know anything about lightning, it's an incredible mind-blowing amount of energy that is released in a very short space of time. It's really impressive. And so the idea that there are 50 flashes of lightning hitting the earth at every second of time is really interesting. So each lightning burst creates these electromagnetic waves that begin to circle the earth in the cavity, the space between earth's surface and the ionosphere. So what actually happens is that the lightning that strikes the earth literally balances out the other frequencies that are resonating, meaning that earth is held constantly in a perpetual frequency of this Schumann resonance, the 7.83 Hertz. However, what happens is when we moved into these busy cities, we developed this civilization and we took ourselves away from nature so much, is that we started introducing other frequencies, much higher frequencies than the 7.83 Hertz that we're designed to be living in. And so what happens is these higher frequencies, especially, and including and especially things like 5G towers and really high frequency, really weapons, right, energy weapons and frequency weaponry, this massively disrupts our natural Schumann resonance of 7.83 Hertz. And so we start to experience disease, we start to experience chronic pain, distress, depression, bad sleep and all of these other kinds of things. But what the devices like the one I shared will actually do. And really there are two ways of getting back in touch with that Schumann resonance, the 7.83 Hertz. Number one, you could ground.  What this does is it allows the charged particles, if you will, to equalize themselves. They will go into the ground because your feet are touching the soil and especially if the soil is wet, you know, if it's just been raining or something, it's a good conductor. So you will then release these charged particles and equalize your frequency. This is one way of doing it. However, most people don't wanna go and stand in a muddy field with their shoes and socks off. And it's fine in summer, it's great to do in summer to go out and walk barefoot everywhere. But in winter or if you are in a climate or place where the weather's not so good, you don't wanna do that. So how do you get back in touch with that same frequency that we should be living with? Well, that's where these devices come in. The PEMF devices because they actually will pulse this electromagnetic frequency and because they are obviously designed to do this, this is actually clinically tested, that's one here. But there are others, right? But this is just an example. This is clinically tested to actually reduce pain in a medical setting within the NHS, which is obviously the UK's kind of national health service system. Okay, so it's clinically tested. Now, I'm not gonna spend too much time talking about this because the chances are you're in America or you're in another country, you're not in England. And so this is irrelevant to you because you can't buy it. I will put a link in the description if you are interested in this specific one, which is the one I use. And as you can see at the very top here, it has a button. As you can see at the very top here, it has a button which says 7.83 hertz. So you can tune into the Schumann Resonance quite easily. If you are in the UK, I'll put a link in the description to buy this. If you are not in the UK, I'll put a link in the description to some other PEMF devices. What you've got to look for is as long as they can tune into the Schumann Resonance, which is 7.83 hertz, HZ. If it has that in the description anywhere, you're good to go and it's gonna really help you. Long story short, if you're skin watching and you're short on time, you just wanna know the lowdown of this stuff, basically the earth vibrates and resonates at a certain frequency called the Schumann Resonance, which is 7.83 hertz. This helps us to stay in balance, heal, reduce things like emotional stress and illness and everything. Modern technology and especially 5G towers and modern high speed internet and radio waves disrupts that frequency. So we need to get back in tune with that frequency to kind of be in harmony. Easiest ways of doing that is to go outside and stand barefoot in a field because then you'll release the charged particles and you'll rebalance your electrical energy, basically. The second best way is to use a device like a PEMF device, like the one I just showed you, the MediQ Pro. But if you're in US or anywhere really, other than England, you cannot get this one. This is the one I use. There are lots of other devices I will put links to them. But you can just search on Amazon and you wanna look for the devices that have the ability to pulse at 7.83 hertz. If you are interested, I have on my other site Astral HQ a package called the Shifting Vibrations package, which is a series of audio tracks that are tuned to certain frequencies and they will do a similar thing. They're not quite tuned to the Schumann frequency, but they are tuned to things like the golden ratio and various other important and very powerful frequencies. So check it out. And I thought this would be interesting, especially for those of you who are maybe skeptical about things like this. The idea that frequencies can affect our mind and body is well documented and it's so well documented that things like this are clinically tested and used in a medical setting. So I'm curious what you think about this. Leave a comment down below and I'll see you next time.


Roma Wines presents Suspense Roma Wines made in California for enjoyment throughout the world Salute! Your health, senor. Roma Wines toast the world. The wine for your table is Roma Wine made in California for enjoyment throughout the world. This is the man in black here for the Roma Wine Company of Fresno, California to introduce this weekly half hour of suspense. Tonight from Hollywood Roma Wines bring you Miss Michelle Morgan, Mr. Philip Dawn and Mr. George Caloris in a suspense play dealing with a painting of a beautiful woman and with a lover and a husband and with an assassination for which only the death of one of these three could atone and so with portrait without a face and with the performances of Michelle Morgan as Colette or Philip Dawn as the artist Paul Desjardins and of George Caloris as Charles Gavaud. We again hope to keep you in suspense. It was just twilight as she came out of the Cathedral on Fifth Avenue and stood for a moment on the north steps. She looked across 51st Street at the discreet gray building with the discreet bronze sign saying Furnay Gallery of Modern Art. Richly dressed couple came out of the gallery and the doorman called a taxi. Surely it was safe now. The crowds must be gone. She hurried across the street. The gallery is still open for a few minutes, isn't it? Well I'm sorry Miss. It's just closed not now.  I've come all the way from Boston and I... Well I'm sorry Miss. We're half an hour past closed and now we open again at 11 tomorrow. 11? But I can't possibly wait over. Do you think five dollars would... No miss. I could even go as high as ten. No miss. I could even go as high as... No miss. Oh but there's a picture on exhibit that I must see. I'd stay only a moment. I must see it really. It's called... I know miss. It's called Portrait Without a Face. Half in New York was in to see it today and the other half will be in tomorrow. And if you'll excuse me now... Wait a moment please. Have... Have you seen the picture? Me? What did I be doing looking at pictures? Wasted time. But I can tell you this. Sure got people talking. One of those critics is in here this morning and you... Hold on miss. Maybe you can go in after all. You see that man coming down from Madison Avenue? That's Paul DeGel, the artist who painted the picture. And maybe if you would ask him... DeGel? Oh no. No thank you. I've changed my mind. I'll... I'll come back some other time. Taxi! Some woman likes to drive you crazy. Even Mr. DeGel. Hello John. How are you? Thank you. Fine. Is the exhibit driving people away? That woman seemed to be in an awful hurry. Huh? She was trying to get in sir. In fact she offered me five dollars. What? She offered me five dollars if I'd let her in and then she raised it to ten. Wait. Wait. She offered you money? That she want to see Portrait Without a Face? That and nothing else sir. She was pretty insistent about it too. She must have known about your work in France Mr. DeGel. Had quite a foreign accent isn't it? Foreign accent you said. John, is Mr. Fernand? Well yes sir. He is. He's in the back. There's some men with him. Good. I want to see those men. I want to see them immediately. Gentlemen. Paul. Gentlemen. The woman we were looking for was here tonight. Yes I'm sure of it. I missed her only by a moment. With every brush stroke I made on this canvas I knew I was bringing her into our hands. I knew she would have to see that Portrait. She had to know how much I knew. I know gentlemen she will be back. Paul. Yes Henry. Will you still have the courage to finish the job when the time comes?  That Portrait is without a face gentlemen because I couldn't see her face but she will return and supply that feature. Then we will know her for what she is. She will be back. I'll stake my life on it. Night for suspense. Roma wines bring you as stars. Michelle Morgan and Phillip Dawn with George Calouris. 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It's for this reason these wine experts of other lands import Roma wines from great distances to be enjoyed as a rare luxury but for you this luxury of other lands becomes a daily pleasure because you can enjoy any of Roma wines many different taste appealing wine types without additional charge for import duties and expensive shipment from great distance. These two great Roma wine features superb quality and small cost have made Roma wines America's largest selling wines. Why put off another day your enjoyment of this splendid quality such thrilling taste appeal. I'll spell out the name for you R-O-M-A Roma wines made in California for enjoyment throughout the world. And now it is with pleasure that we bring back to our soundstage Michelle Morgan Philip Dawn and George Calouras in portrait without a face a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. Where have you been Colette? For a walk Charles a long 50 haven't you. I needed a breath of air. You're lying. You're at the Ferne gallery. Then I'm lying I was at the Ferne gallery.   Yes you told me Charles. I'm going to bed. Did you see the picture? I'm going to bed Charles. Answer my question. No I didn't see it. What the gallery was closed? Yes. That's good. Good. Well drink. No thank you. Don't mind if I do. I haven't minded what you do since the second week of our marriage Charles. Really? Oh that distresses me. Oh Colette. Yes.  What is it Charles? This art magazine my dear that just came on the newsstands today contains a charming series of reviews of the exhibit at the Ferne gallery. René Lautrec the French critic has done a little piece on the picture that you're so anxious to see. He heads his review. The murderous. Read it. Please Charles. Don't satisfy your curiosity once and for all begin here. This portrait. This portrait without a face is no ordinary canvas. This is a portrait of a crime. A crime etched on the mind of a man who must have been there to see it happen. One cannot describe the portrait in words. Only in action. This way. The artist is sitting in a darkened room resting from the noise of a party upstairs in the big house. Yes the reception for General Vauban Paris 1939. Go on. The artist. The artist is resting in the darkened room. Suddenly they are two shots the sliding doors to the library open standing in the doorway is the silhouette of a woman in evening dress. Charles. The woman's back is towards the artist. He doesn't see her face at the woman's feet is a hand outstretched the hand of a dead man. Who is the man Colette. All this happens in an instant.  All right it's time to move boldly. Paul DeGel will have to be put out of the way now. He knows enough to be dangerous. I suppose it's somewhat of a pity to eliminate such a promising young artist he might have gone places. However tomorrow morning you will telephone Paul DeGel at his apartment. You will tell him you saw his name in the art magazine. You will ask him where he's been all these years. You will say that you must see him your voice and it will tremble just a little will convey a message he's been waiting to hear all these years. You love him after all these years you still love him. Yes this is Paul DeGel Colette Colette darling where are you where are you. Yes yes naturally every day every moment of course then the Colton to then at two o'clock dear till then goodbye Paul that was very convincing my dear so much sentiment in your voice see that it doesn't affect your actions it's your life for his Colette so you've told me well remember it stand up let me have a look at you oh yes oh you're crying Colette how touching the lovers parted the lovers reunited April in Paris chestnuts in blossom wouldn't he love to know you married me me of all people and how I'd love to see you to meet Colette what will you say to him what can you say Colette what can I say Paul nothing for a moment just let me look at you with mr odor now no no not yet not just yet yes wait bring us bring us two cherries will I'm change Paul you can see that a little a deepness around the eyes perhaps you've been unhappy Colette yes I wrote you almost every day for a year I couldn't answer Paul Colette why did you run away oh you mustn't ask me was there anyone no no one in my heart no one ever to fill your place I thought when you didn't come back that oh darling you were right to think anything of me I thought of Charles cavo I remember how insane he was about you please Paul don't talk about Charles I thought if you ever married cavo then I'm sorry there's so much I don't know about your life four years oh I knew everything about you press notices I wanted to be a success for you Colette I followed everything you did the prison camp I remember that when you escape to this country your your first exhibit here I have all the clippings oh I was so happy for you Paul I was so glad they believed in you as I did yes you have been good to me in this country very good to me more than I deserve no not more only you're just you I know I've read the reviews of the exhibit at the fairney gallery yes they seem to like that Paul I want to see that exhibit of course Colette anytime no not anytime I want you to show it to me tonight tonight please Paul after after the crowds have gone from the gallery my first look at your work in so many years I don't want to share it with anyone I just want there to be you and I well then that's how you shall have it darling of course I want you to see it I want you to see every piece in the exhibit there is one that has attracted considerable attention portrait without a face oh oh yes I read about that one there was much of my life in the painting Colette certainly much of the past four years but your work on it has been so worthwhile not entirely not just yet Colette do you remember the death of general for Ben for Ben that was some time in 1940 wasn't it 1939 the year you left Paris oh yes that's right as you recall for Ben was a greatest advocate of air power there were people in Paris who hated for Ben and wanted him out of the way your friend Charles Cabot went as newspapers were the general's bitterest enemies and do you know a curious thing Colette what Paul some of the best people in France were duped by Cabot's newspapers into believing that for Ben was an arch criminal yes yes I remember briefly some deluded woman fancied herself a modern Joan of Arc and killed for Ben thinking she was saving her country a woman but they say the crime was never solved it wasn't but it will be I think very soon yes I'm sure that forgive me darling I hadn't meant to burden you with this oh it is yourself you must not burden Paul you have given this matter much of your life much of your thought haven't you all of my thought Colette when I wasn't thinking of you or painting painting when I was painting I thought of you most I think that in every picture there was something of you sometimes the light on your hair sometimes the way you hold your hand even in in portrait without a face is there something of me in that one in in that one two cherries monsieur oh yes thank you uh yes Colette I think that even in that one there's something of you and it's very strange because you well anyway tonight tonight you'll see for yourself to you darling to our reunion Paul to our reunion that's what she said gentlemen to our reunion you are sure Paul that she does not suspect positive she's utterly convinced that I am as blindly infatuated with hers ever she's convinced that in my blindness I shall step out of on the stage she has sat for me we shall see you as set the stage we shall see who portrays the victim it will take courage Paul perhaps there are not many who have your kind of courage no there are not many who have my kind of hate or have waited so long to spend it but have no fear gentlemen you will see that I do not fail you will be with me tonight all of you with you and do not understand I should have said you will be present in the wings just off the stage it's just 10 now in less than an hour my guests will arrive before long you will come into this room to see the portrait the room will be quite dark you will be in the background there will be no way too much time are you ready yes wait which person you're carrying that black one on the table hand it to me good just the right size oh don't look so wide eyed and innocent you've seen a pistol loaded before Charles couldn't we perhaps it would be best for me to have a look in on you and they gel this evening oh please Charles how do I know that you'll do what you're told you said it was his life or mine but you're a sentimental fool you might I'll do what I'm told very well remember I'll be waiting across the street on the cathedral steps I'll give you till 11 o'clock if you're not out at 11 I'll be out yes yes you'd better be set it to fire here's your purse the pistol you see on top watch out when you pay the cab fare yes Charles I'll be waiting for you on the cathedral steps and you have till 11 o'clock do you remember this picture Colette oh Paul of course that was a summer we're at Nice lovely summer wasn't it oh so lovely you see the fishing boat Lyrandel remember her oh too well she made me seasick once but it was a beautiful summer Paul wonderful summer yes yes it was well that's all of the palace pictures now uh now I guess you would like to see the the portrait yes now I'd like to see it it's in the next room they have given it in a room by itself oh take my hand Colette I've kept the lights out in there I want you to sit on the bench then I'll turn the lights on and you will see the picture as as I saw it I mean in my mind's eye yes Paul this way no careful you have two steps down you are trembling Colette I've always been afraid of the dark here's the bench sit here no no no sit here you are in front of the picture now I'm going to turn on the lights hurry Paul I don't like this I just want to give you the full effect of it are you watching straight ahead yes Paul so may I present them my portrait without a face oh Paul oh Paul I thought you would find it effective now we'll put aside pretense you know who that woman is she's Colette standing in the doorway of General Vauban's library the hand of the dead man at her feet is the hand of General Vauban my friend that blood on the floor is the blood of Vauban the blood that is touching the evening slipper of Colette stop it Paul stop it I've waited a long time for you Colette four years I said then that I would make someone pay for the murder of General Vauban we have a committee Colette we formed it back there in Paris in the dark days just before the war broke out the committee knows everything about the people who planned the death of Vauban the committee knows who did the murder itself settling with that person has been my special assignment I have been your special assignment your special prize is that what you mean that's what I mean I don't care really not now you care enough to want to fight back you came here armed oh no no no no don't open your purse I took the trouble to remove the pistol while you were taking off your coat no no not not this one in my right hand that's mine this one this special here it is yours isn't it yes French make the Charles give it to you Charles yes Charles I knew you married Charles I found it out just before I lost track of you two years ago I knew you married Charles and I knew why you told me this afternoon I made you believe that I didn't know about Charles I want you to come up here to the gallery I knew you had to come here to find out how much I knew Charles was right he said it was your life for mine he's very clever Charles do you remember when you first met him I warned you away I remember you were impressed by Charles in his politically wise friends but you didn't know that Charles had sold out his country I didn't know you were duped him to believing that Vauban was a traitor Charles dominated your mind he controlled you as an hypnotist they needed someone to murder Vauban so you were chosen you were to be the savior of France you exalted in the role and you believed it yes up to the very last up to the last moment then I didn't see how I could go through with it I couldn't bear the thought of killing a man you're lying Collette no Paul no listen to me I stood there looking at Vauban the pistol in my hand he looked up he started walking toward me telling me to give in the pistol I felt dizzy oh I wanted to run away to but I I raised the pistol there were two shots and he fell at my feet I dropped the gun then you opened the library door to escape yes I ran out on the terrace and threw the garden I ran blindly and failed then I felt a strong pair of arms left me up Charles was there you told him you had killed Vauban yes I begged him to take me away to I needed someone desperately he promised me to take me out of France and let me forget Paul turn out the light on that horrible picture please the light stays on Collette I want you to keep looking at the picture that picture was painted for a purpose and now the purpose is going to be fulfilled Paul will you believe that I didn't want to kill Vauban four years I've waited Collette now it works out according to plan I didn't want to kill a man I didn't want to go away with Charles but I was in too deep Paul Paul listen to me I've loved you always you must know that after tonight after you're coming here to kill me open my gun Paul open it up you'll see that it's empty I took the shells out on my way here oh I don't you do it Paul it's true I knew I couldn't go through with it not this time not with you it's too late Collette Paul keep sitting on the bench Collette keep looking at the picture don't move just look at the picture Collette the picture listen please listen I'm telling the truth Paul my gun wasn't loaded listen Paul are you all right yes yes I'm all right gentlemen gentlemen may I present the late monsieur Charles Cavo four years four years of painting and planning and waiting take me out of here yes darling Collette I'm sorry I had to do this to you it was the only way to find him I knew he was here to kill again both of us Charles Charles killed Vauban I picked up the pistol you dropped at night Collette it had never been fired Charles was never certain you would have to nerve to go through with it at the last moment he took a hand himself the shots that killed Vauban were fired from the terrace your terror you believe that you died did it Charles let you believe it all these years oh Paul I knew you would follow you here tonight I left the door open for him he came downstairs when we entered his room he could hear us talking I wanted him to hear I needed time time Collette Collette I'm sorry it was the only way to meet him face to face oh Paul don't ever leave me never never leave me never Collette we are together now for always but before we go there's one thing left you see this knife for us that is the end of portrait without a face and so closes portrait without a face starring Michelle Morgan Philip Dawn and George Collurus tonight's tale of suspense Miss Morgan is currently being seen in Warner Brothers passage 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