I mean, Ryan asks, what are your thoughts on the Golden Rule? Well, I mean, I don't have any thoughts about the Golden Rule because the Golden Rule is uninteresting for a very similar reason. It's not what life is about. And I'll talk more about the Golden Rule, so that won't be my last time, but there will also be two Golden Rules, I like one better than the other. But it relates, it doesn't deal with morality, the Golden Rule is just kind of a rule of thumb of how to behave in certain circumstances, but that's not morality. Or it can have, that could be a piece of morality, it could be part of morality, but it's not what morality is about. It doesn't tell you what and how to live, but it doesn't tell you why you should do what you do. It doesn't give you a goal and it deals only with your relationship with other people, which is the least, not the least interesting, but just one of a lot of definitions you have to deal with in the context of morality. Because for Iron Man, again, morality is about articulating a moral code, articulating a philosophy of morality was for her about being able to describe the ideal man, to be able to define the ideal man, to be able to characterize the ideal man. Now, what does that mean? And what is the purpose of morality in that context? What's to tell us?  It's to teach us, to guide us on how to live the best life that we can live, to live an ideal life. It's to help shape, help us shape our own character, the kind of person we want to be, the kind of person we want to be. It's about applying your will, making choices, not choices about strangers, not choices about other people, I mean other people are part of it, but not primarily choices about other people, not choices about how to treat your neighbor or whatever, but making the choices that are going to shape who and what you are, who and what you are, the kind of human being you are going to be, and that you are going to make yourself into. Notice that morality is directly related to the idea of free will, without free will it's all, you know, it's meaningless.  Inland has an essay, the on-card I discussed a little bit at Okon in The Romantic Manifesto about moral treason, moral treason is in the title and the on-card talks about this in the video I referred to. It's a powerful essay, it's one of the most moving essays here of the road, I highly, highly encourage you to read it, it's about the shaping of character and how morality shapes a character and how the default conventional morality in the world out there betrays us because it doesn't really provide us with guidance on how to live a good life, with guidance on how to become ideal human beings, how to become heroes, how to be crumb great people. You know, when you ask a little kid what he wants to be when he grows up, he might say it's always something kind of heroic right, he might say a fireman or a doctor or a policeman or a superhero or some kind of hero that he's read about. He wants to be something bigger than life, larger than life and he's usually discouraged from that. Oh, you know, that's just for kids, that's idealism generally, striving towards an ideal, striving towards being good, striving towards being heroic, striving towards being bigger than life. Oh, that's just silly, you'll grow out of that, that's just kid stuff. This is what this essay describes, a conventional culture crushes that among kids, it provides them with entertainment in the comic books and in the movies, and then at home it gets crushed, at school it gets crushed, it gets suppressed. And of course, even the heroes that it presents, it never unfortunately are today, never presents us with bigger, better heroes, I mean, we're stuck at superheroes, there's nothing more than that. And that's shallow and great for a 10 year old, but not great for 16 year old and 18 year old, who are now looking for real meaning in life, for real substance, they're searching for how to achieve this ideal that they know is possible, or at least they think they know is possible. And it's a logic that modern art betrays this, modern art exactly does the betraying, because what modern art does is it doesn't present us with the ideal, it never shows these kids what is possible. But think even, you know, think about successful children's books, I mean, again the connection to art, and art and royale are very, very connected, because one of the things art does is projects to us a moral ideal. Good art, decent art, reasonably good art, I mean think even of children's books that are popular, like Harry Potter, Harry Potter is popular for a reason because it projects a real hero, a hero who's got a particular character who deals with real issues, issues both of growing up, of being a child and growing up, and of issues of good and evil, but the two are connected. Part of what happens when you grow up is you learn that there are real choices to be made. There's real questions to be asked. And what art provides is at least a glimpse of an answer, and a glimpse of an opportunity of possibilities. Harry Potter is heroic and he makes good choices and he develops a good character and a lot of the books are about the inner conflict within him and how, and the choices that he makes about the character, the kind of person he wants to be, isn't going to be brave, isn't going to be, isn't going to cower, isn't going to take the easy road, or is he going to struggle for the truth and the heart about, is he going to face reality, or is he going to evade it, is he going to accept the truth, whether it's convenient or not. I mean real moral issues are raised in Harry Potter as I think in all good young adult literature. And young adults love it because it's exactly those questions that they're asking themselves. It's exactly those challenges that they're facing themselves. So morality fundamentally is about living. It's about how to live. It's about living the best life that you can live. Ayn Rand does not start her questions about morality with the metaethics. I mean she starts morality with John Galt, the metaethics, metaethics is like the fundamental philosophical explanation of her ethics, right? The fundamental question one asks in morality and her answers to them. No, she starts with what she knows is a good life. What she knows is a successful life. She starts with a happy person who has no contradictions, who faces no contradictions is a whole and integrated whole. That is the good. That is the moral. That is what is right. And then how to understand that from a philosophical perspective, then you do the philosophy. But she is not, the greatness of Ayn Rand is she's a novelist and in many respects she approaches philosophy from a novelist perspective, again from the perspective of what's an ideal man. So what is the purpose of morality? Why be moral? You should be moral because you should want to be the best that you can be. You should want to live the best life that you can live. You should want to be happy. You should want to be John Galt. You should want to be how it, to be how it works. You should want to be excellent because that's what a human life is. That's what living is. You only have one shot at living. I say this often, right? What you want is to make the best of it. What you want is to make the most of it. And then the question is, how do you do it? And you see that in kids. Kids want to be, to live. They want to figure this out. They want to be, they want to have a meaningful life. They are searching for meaning and what are the phenomena out there that, you know, the Jordan Peterson kind of phenomena is, yeah, people are searching for meaning. They want, they want to live a good life. They want happiness. Not Jordan tells them happiness is fleeting. It just happens by accident. Good luck with that. But you have to cope here. Let me give you some ways to cope. And the things that he suggests, you know, we'll talk, we can talk about them, but you know, kids start with that vision of, of what they can be, at least if they're exposed to some decent art when they're young. So why should, why, why should one be bald? Because one wants to live a good life. Because one wants to be happy. And that predates one's understanding of philosophy. And of course the sad thing with most children is they, they live in, they live in a surrounding where their, their parents are not necessarily particularly heroic. They live in a surrounding where their parents are not necessarily achieved anything or succeeded or not happy or not consistently happy. Don't project happiness. Some of them bury themselves in art. In the old days we used to read, I used to read a lot. Maybe today they watch movies or other things and some of those are good and a lot of them are garbage.  You know, that's just silly idealism. That's not what real world is like. And that desire to live well, to live a successful great life is slowly stepped on. It's slowly crushed. And one of the ways in which I think all of us respond to Atlas Shrugged at the fountain head is what it rekindles in, in, in, in, in us is, is that maybe out of childhood that idea of, oh, wow, life can be like this. Not that I knew it could be like this, but I had a sense generally. I wanted it to be like this. I had a sense that greatness was possible in here. She's giving me greatness. She's giving me the kind of human beings that yeah, I want to be before the politics, before the philosophy. You fall in love with the agony, you fall in love with weird and you fall in love with, with this, this Francisco guy, what's, what's he all about? You fall in love with John Goll. You fall in love with a character. You fall in love with their virtues. You fall in love with the values that they pursue. So it's morality is primarily a guide to living that life. And it gives you a set of principles, not a set of commandments, a set of principles. That if followed lead to a well integrated, whole, successful, spiritually successful life to a happy life, that is its purpose. Well, he's not about teaching you how to sacrifice. Well, he's not about teaching you how to relate to other people. Well, he's not about teaching you how to behave, which is what the Golden Rule is, particularly with other people. Morality is not about teaching you whether to pull the lever or not to pull the lever on the trolley. Morality is about teaching you how to live a good life. And why be moral? You should be moral because you want to live. We have choices. You can live all kinds of lives. If you've read Einwren's novels, you can be a Peter Keating. You can be a Winand. You can be a Dominique. You can be a Howard Rock. And you can be a thousand other different types of people. You can be your parents. You can be your cousins. There are lots of models out there. You can be the teacher in Breaking Bad. You can be Harry Potter. But what kind of life do you want to live? Well, you want a life that is meaningful to you that leads you to being happy. So morality helps you define those things, define the things that are going to lead to that. Define what is going to lead you towards happiness. Somebody said in the chat, live happily, just living is not enough. It is enough just to live if you put the emphasis on living. Yes, just to live as a biological entity is not enough. That's not living to the fullest potential as a human being. It's not living as a human being. But that's not living. It's dying slowly. That's the point Iron Man talks about. She talks about, you know, morality is for survival. But what does she mean by survival? She means survival as a human being. And anything short of a fully flourishing, fully integrated moral person, living happy, integrated life is not living. I mean, they're tempted that it's not living. It's dying slowly. It's dying in a particular. There's only two choices, life or death in everything. And to choose life means to choose to be the best that you can be. Because that's what human life is about. It's to be the best human being you can be. To living as your nature dictates. And of course, your nature is as a rational being. And therefore it's to exercise your reason. That's what living means. And that's what leads to happiness. And it's by living a rational life, by living a integrated, thoughtful, but thoughtful in a sense of introspective, understanding your values, understanding what your choices, understanding your life is what leads to happiness.  And when you find a conflict between values, when you find a conflict between virtues, resolving that conflict, figuring out what's wrong, we all make mistakes. What is the mistake involved? And I'm doing it, getting it right. So, Murali's there to help you answer the question, what should you do? What should you become? Anko also wrote a fantastic essay in the book Greg Salamiri and Alan Godfelf edited on... I've got it here. No, that's the wrong book. On Ayn Rand, and if, you know, I'm blanking out on the name of the book, somebody in the chat will give it to me. Anyway, Anko wrote a beautiful essay in that book about creating your own soul, shaping your own soul. What Ayn Rand means by shaping your own soul, creating your own soul. And why that is essentially what morality allows you to do. What living a good life is about. It's about choosing and understanding, shaping and molding and directing your consciousness based on your rational values and achieving not just those values external out there, but also achieving this happiness which is, Ayn Rand defied it, the state of non-contradictory joy. But that requires that everything be integrated into a whole that is not contradictory. Alright, so think about the contrast with this with other forms of morality. I mean, when we're growing up, we get a hodgepodge. We don't actually get morality. We get a hodgepodge of stuff. We don't lie. Why? Because I told you so. Because you want to hear the Golden Rule. You wouldn't want to be liked to use, don't like other people. Well, wait a second, just because I don't want something. Why should I not do it to other people? How's that true? You know, make your bed. Why? Because I told you so. Because I don't know. Having an organized room is a sign of an organized consciousness. Really? Stand up straight. Because that projects confidence. But if I'm not confident or does, is what's important in life projecting confidence? What we get when we're growing up is a set of rules, a set of dictates. And maybe if we take Bible study, or if we go to church or synagogue, we get a glimpse of a Ten Commandments. You shouldn't murder. Why? Because God said so. You shouldn't... Well, unless God tells you to murder and then it's okay. Right? You shouldn't murder, unless God says to murder.  Why? You shouldn't lie. Why? Because I told you so. That's morality. That's what's presented as morality. You should generally do what's good for other people. Wait a minute. Why? And that's why most people don't take morality seriously. Most people think morality is for suckers. Or, you know, they kind of live life without even thinking about it. And then when they do get into a problematic situation, they're usually pragmatic. Well, will I get away with it? Can it work? Won't it work? Most people don't think about, and this is the tragedy of mankind right now, the seven billion people who don't think about, how do I, how do I shape my own soul, shape my own life to live the best life that I can live? How do I, what kind of choices should I make? We'll get to your super chat questions in a minute. I think they're interesting and illustrate some of what I'm talking about. So most people, you know, maybe they asked the why's when they were kids. Why shouldn't I do this? Why shouldn't I do that? And again, morality is typically the way we absorb it as a random, unintegrated, unexplained set of what thou shalt not do. Objectivism, Einstein's philosophy presents you with a set of principles that it demands you understand and completely integrate on what you should do. It's not about what you shouldn't do. It's about what you should do. And it tells you why you should do it. Why? Why be moral? So you can be happy. So you can live the best damn life that you can live. That's why you should be moral. So it's a completely revolutionary set of ideas. It's a completely revolutionary way of thinking about the world. Rand is, there's a reason why philosophers don't take it seriously and there's a reason why she is marked and ridiculed by so many because she's so radical. She's so different.  She is a life giver. And I know that a lot of you out there who listen to my show who have not read, I read, well I don't know if a lot but there are quite a few of them of you because I get emails from you and I get comments from you. Go read Atlas Shrugged and the Fountainhead. Don't wait. Don't read my books. Read, I read, I mean you can read my books later. Go read the virtue of selfishness but first read the Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged because it starts with the novels. Her morality is in the novels in the way her heroes live, in the way her heroes think, in the way her heroes achieve values. That's what her morality is. That's what it's about. The technical aspects, the actual list of virtues. That's crucial and important in shaping your life, in helping you find the guidance to make your life the best life that it can be and understanding its roots and the method, in the metaethics, its connection to survival, to happiness, all of that is crucial to fully understanding the why you should be moral or the why this particular morality. But it is the novels that will inspire you to do it, to find in yourself that childhood passion, to find in yourself that childhood idealism, the childhood idealism that made you wanna be heroic at some point in your life, that made you wanna be successful at some point in your life and maybe it's still there, maybe you've lost it. All right, so go read the novels if you haven't yet. Okay, a few of these, what are the thoughts in the golden rule?  But that's not true, right?  So how you treat other people is based on dessert and based on how much they deserve, what they deserve. It's not, I should treat everybody else the way I expect them to treat me. I mean, in principle, I want them to treat me justly. So I will treat them justly. But then that begs the question, what does justice mean? What does it mean to treat somebody just? He said, doesn't really give you any guidance and it only deals with one little sliver of morality, which is how to treat other people. But morality is far broader than that. Morality is primarily how to treat yourself and how to deal with reality. Human beings just being one part of that reality. But most of reality comes before other human beings. Most of reality is about me and the world out there. How to treat the world out there. How to treat facts. How to think, whether to think. How to deal with my emotions. How to live, how to act to other people with other people on a desert island. And in this part of the shocking part, for land, morality is for a desert island and for a society and for every part of life. Every part of life. The only point in which morality is not that important in a sense of it's not that relevant is exactly on the like boat scenario where whatever you do sucks. It's not about living anymore. It's about what kind of animal do you wanna be and that's not what morality deals with. So it's exactly where modern morality, modern philosophy wants to deal with morality. It's exactly the place where for land, that's not interesting. Those of you who really enjoy the show and get something out of it, out of this show, I really hope you will consider supporting the show, supporting the show financially. You can do so easily and simply by going to youronbrookshow.com slash support and making a PayPal contribution, making it a regular contribution, a one-time contribution. But really showing that this show is a value to you, your contributions are certainly an important and valuable value to me. So thanks.


Hi guys, my name is Lana. I'm going to be giving you guys a tour of the Northwest Quads today. I'm a CA this summer, behind you we have Henry. Let me see if I can move this around. It's always a little bit hard to look good. Oh wait, there we go. Alright, perfect. Hey y'all, I'm Henry. I'm the cameraman for today. I'll be monitoring the chat and looking at any questions you have. So be sure to ask us any questions you have and I'll be sure to ask Lana about them. Also let us know where you're tuning in from, like City and State. What's up first? Alright, thank you for that, Henry. First I'm just going to point out what's around here. So we have Gatewood, Harding, Clark and Morgan. We would be outside today but temperatures are really hot and we are human. So we're just going to stick to the inside today. If you have any questions about those let me know. Gotcha. If you follow me over here, this is going to be your hangout space. Pretty much off school year, whether you're any of those quads buildings. Just because they have things like a pool table, ping pong, TVs, couches. It's a great place to just hang, like meet up with friends. If you guys are heading to the dining hall. Things like that. So this is going to be our greater space area. Yeah, so what building are we in right now? Right now we're in Morgan Hall. Gotcha. Alright. Alright, and these are our lovely ladies at the front desk. If you want to get in the way. Hello. They're going to help you guys out with things like packaging, spells, general questions. Gotcha. And we just, oh sorry, we just had a question about what building this is and this is Morgan Hall. Sorry. Yeah. Continue. All your mailboxes, all your mailbox information is currently going to be on your student housing portal. So if you just go under my details it will tell you your mailbox number and the pen to get into that. Gotcha. Alright, and now I believe we'll say, are we saying hi to Siri? Alright. Hi. Say hello to Eric. I'm just going to come in and say hi to Eric real quick. He's like, Eric's our whole admin for the dorm. He's like, hello. How y'all doing? Doing alright. Eric, could you tell us a little bit about what you do for the Northwest Quad? So I overseed most of the operations of the building. I worked with the RAs on like the programming that they put together, on helping with resources for the residents who may be needing some resources. Just generally here making sure the building is running. Gotcha. Alright, sounds good. We all know if you have any questions for Eric or about the Quad and he'll be sure to answer them. Alright, what's up next? Alright, next I'm going to show you guys kind of the walk to Fulbright and explain some things. So right now these posters are a little bare, but during the school year here, I have things like student events hung up there.  As well as right on top there would be signs of hang out with just questions, things that's going on. Just things that are genuinely entertaining. Gotcha. More passing right now is Fulbright Dining Hall. So this is one of the dining halls on campus. It's located right in Morgan. So for the rest of this building, we just have to go down and probably come here then. It's work. It's under Trout Wells. Probably up to 1,500 students. It's a pretty big dining hall. Gotcha. As someone who worked for Trout Wells last school year, I can tell you staffing is really nice. It's a really great environment for all kids at this job. It's something that I would recommend. We have breakfast hours or the hooking centers. It's like a breakfast bar. There's like a sandwich cart. There's pasta that you can literally create your own pasta with. There's all kinds of salads, things like that. And then the main course kind of changes every day. Gotcha. Any breakfast hacks or like food hacks that you'd recommend? Things you love. Waffles with butter and honey. Oh. Or waffles with butter and Nutella. That sounds good.  That's really good. Gotcha. Keep that in mind. All right. Then what's this room over here? All right. This is going to be the music room. So for any of you guys who like things like drums, pianos, whatever, this is going to be your room. As you can see, we have some of the greats here up on the walls. But this is our music room. I play only one instrument in this room. The piano. Uh-huh. But it's a great room to come in and just decompress a bit. Yeah. Just if you want to rate down the drums. Exactly. Yeah. Do you play any instruments, Henry?  That's about the extent of what? The euphonium. It's like a mini tuba. Not many people know about it. Don't sleep on the euphonium. The euphonium stops your hair. Uh-huh. All right. This is going to be the computer lab. You guys get to come in here. You can do homework, study for things. We also have a print station. So if you guys go to your work, you guys can submit print orders. You have about 35-ish bucks to print your papers. Each paper is about 10 cents each. So it's a really great time. You can have papers due. You just get to run down here. So I'm not going to go to the union or the library. Gotcha. Any questions, guys? How far would you say we are from the union right now? On foot. Probably about a good five-minute walk. Uh-huh. Five minutes. Probably eight on the floor if you want to take in the scenery. But not too far. It's a pretty easy walk. It's kind of a convenient location. So you have your own dining hall. You have your own computer lab. Yeah. Yeah. All right. So we're going to take the elevator to the fourth floor. And we may lose a little bit of connection here. Y'all only go to the elevator. But if we do, just bear with us and we'll reconnect shortly. And would you explain how the thoughts work in this particular hall? Like, we did not use one earlier. Yes. So since this hall also has a dining hall connected to it, half the time those doors will stay open. So actually into your dorm, as you guys saw at the door, I had to put my fog up against a panel. And that unlocks it so no one can get into where your dorms is unless they live in those dorms. So that's pretty nice. So what are you studying? What's your major? I'm a communication maker with my minor in theater. But it's probably about to change. Oh, cool. Just adding another major or minor. Are you excited for your classes or not really? Oh, I'm so excited. I'm taking a lot of good classes. I'm taking major-sensitive classes next semester. So I'm feeling like advanced public speaking, argumentation and advocacy, things like that. Super cool. Right. And we're getting some questions coming in. One was about will we see the Clark Hall dorms on this tour? You won't see the Clark Hall's dorm like in the building. But the nice thing about the quads is all the dorms look the same. So the dorm that you're going to see is going to be identical to the dorm that you're going to have. The only difference between that accent wall? Yeah, the only difference is the wall color. And you can find those by going to housing.york.edu. And we did get some questions about dimensions, but we'll talk more about those once we get into the actual room. Sure. Yeah. So where are we heading to next on this floor? First, I'm going to show you guys kind of like a lounge space where one of our study rooms are. A space to just a quiet room like this and go into study. As well as just like a little lounge space. The nice thing about this building is it also does connect to Clark on certain levels, which is really cool. But now we're not really getting lost because if you look at the carpet, the carpet looks pink to orange for your own color. Gotcha. So each quad seems to have its own color. So this is one of the study rooms.  Which is really nice. Nice and cool in this room. It's great. Especially the heat outside. Yeah. This is going to be your actual lounge area, your hangout. So you got some great couches, a table. You guys are going to be able to hook up to the TV using the HDMI port. Mario Kart is pretty big on this campus. So you're going to have a couple Mario Kart championships going off in here, watching the leaves, things like that. Just kind of bonding as a floor, as a friend. Which is great. Gotcha. Who do you play when you play Mario Kart? Black Luigi. Oh. I changed the color. Normally there's going to be a little kitchen area, but it's not on this floor. We can't take you down there today just because they're doing cleaning. Get everything ready for you guys to do that, actually. But so certain floors have kitchens. Certain floors do have kitchens. Awesome. Like a little kitchenette area. And they are communal, so anyone can go in. If you want to use ponds of hands, you can just get those from the front desk. Cool. So I believe we're going to go see a room now. A laundry room. Or laundry room first. That was a little, got a little excited. That's an exciting door. Yeah. Do you have any advice you would give our incoming freshmen? Any words of wisdom? Try new things. Don't stay in your door. Like go to a club, try not to be, I tried larping when I first got here. Oh yeah. Just like get out of your shell. Like try new things. Become a new person basically. Re-invent yourself. Re-invent yourself. But in the best way possible. Yeah. And before we talk about that, I'm just going through the questions really quick. Are Morgan and Clark connected? So you can get from dining hall to Clark without going outside? Yes. Yes. And there's actually, we can show it right here. So this is Clark over here. And so as...  Just think of that scene where it's like light side dark side, light side dark side. Yeah. So change the color there. Will we see a dorm with the bigger desk? Are there different sized desks? And oh okay. Yes. The dormitory is going to have the bigger desk. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. We'll see. Most likely you'll have the bigger desk. There's only really just Clark and Clark in it. It's only it's like... And Eric, do you know, is there laundry on each floor? Or what floors have laundry? In Morgan and Clark, it's just the fourth floor. Well, it's this one on the floor below us and then it's only one floor in each of the other two buildings. Gotcha. Okay. All right. On to the real star tour of the laundry room. As you guys can see, you're set up with about five washers, six dryers. Recently, we just implemented a new ad called Speak Queen which will help you keep track of your loads as well as we've changed the laundry policies not doing two washes per week, which means two washes, two drys every week with, I think a set budget of like 30 years, but that could be incorrect. And then if you succeed, that it's like a dollar plus for every week. Gotcha. All right. Yeah. What was that? Watchers and dryers. Nice view of the dining hall. That is Gateway. Oh, gotcha. All right. Pots or powder? Liquid or powder. Okay. Liquid or pods? Liquid. I was like, yeah. With simboosters because simboosters are most. Eric, do you know what floor laundry is on Clark? Or it would be this one. So this is the floor. Gotcha. So the fourth and third floor. Yeah. All right. Two and three. Okay. Gotcha. Oh, sorry about that. Didn't mean to get the question on your face. We're waiting for my close-up. And y'all, for those questions you've been asking about the dimensions, I'll scroll up and answer those once we give a tour of the room. All right. B419. Yeah. So this is room that we're touring. B419. B419. Mm-hmm. So all of these dorms are set up. You have two rooms down there, two rooms down here, with the bathroom on each side. We also have closets that you guys are going to be able to see. Mm-hmm. Like right here. And there's two and they're located on each side. Okay. This is like your kind of living space.  There's just some of this too. Our drawers. Gotcha. They're going to draw on the table. I never noticed that. They're not going to sign. Whoa. Oh, there you go. They really invest in drawers. All right. Then do we want to show the bathroom and the bedroom and then we'll get some dimensions. We have a lot of dimensions, questions coming in. No problem. So you have your first sink, which is great. And then this is going to be your bathroom space. Mm-hmm. You have a toilet like every bathroom would. Mm-hmm. A nice shower. And then the showers. We're going to get up in there a little bit in the shower. Yeah. I don't know. This is what the showers look like. And so it's two, typically two roommate's share. Well, this thing was just on its own. Two roommates to a bathroom. Yeah. Gotcha. All right. Let's see probably what everyone's waiting for. The bedroom. Did we show the closet? I think we did show the closet, but I'll show it one more time. So every... And there are two in each side. Yeah.  Yeah. Yeah. And I only do like a... Oh, look at this. Look at these. Welcome to your room, guys. Mm-hmm. So those of you guys who are asking about the bigger desk for kids. Mm-hmm. Quite a big desk. It's quite a big desk. Mm-hmm. As well as you guys have floor space right underneath it. Mm-hmm. So there are these drawers. A bit smaller, more desk-like drawers. Mm-hmm. And then right behind Henry is like a little dresser area. Yeah. So let's open this up a little bit. Yeah. Wardrobe, I think. Yeah. Armour. Mm-hmm. Gotcha. Fancy. Armour. That's what we call them in, in hots, because we're fancy like that. Hots is fancy like that. I know, yeah. And then, so this wall over here would be a different color depending on what quadrant. Yes. So whatever quadrant has just different accent colors and you're able to look that up if you go look at your specific dorm on the housing website. Mm-hmm. It'll tell you what your accent wall color is going to look like. Mm-hmm. As for these beds, this is where the standard will be at. If you guys are like, that's a little too low, you guys can always have magnets put it up a little bit more. Mm-hmm. And if it's at the top and you're so like that, it's not high enough, you just put in a magnet request and they'll put another bed post on it and loft it some more. Gotcha. And that website would be york.fixit or if you Google you are at magnet request it'll take you to the link. All right. So I'm gonna go scroll all the way, it's hot when you got a ton of questions coming in. So y'all, don't worry, I will get to your questions but we have a lot coming in so I'm just gonna go to the top and see what the first one was. How tall are the rooms? So do you have the do you have the tape measure on you? Oh, yeah you do. All right. So you can just set it on the ground and just we'll see how tall the room is. Y'all are testing these. All right. So looking from the bottom to the top, there's about 8 feet, 8 inches. 8 feet, 8 inches tall. Perfect. All right. How big is the couch in the clerk room so this should be the same. The couch should be the same. So let's go see the dimensions of the couch. So it's the couch and so let's say measure it from there and I can put my hand up. There we go. It is about 6 feet, 7 inches. 6 feet, 7 inches long and then let's get the width too. Let's get the height from the back. From here down? Yeah. Should just put it right behind there. 2 feet, yeah. So from the back to here. So 2 feet, 9 inches tall, 6 feet, 8 inches long. Put that on there and I'll face this, this dimension here. Let me just take it out for you. That one's about 2 feet, 10 inches. 2 feet, 10 inches wide. Gotcha, alright. So next question. Are the desks the same size in all quads? Eric, could you talk a little bit about that? If you have the larger desk like in there, it will be smaller desks. I don't know the dimensions of those. Is there a smaller desk in the other room? Oh, they're all the same in this room? Yeah, if it's larger, it's going to be larger across. Okay, gotcha. There shouldn't be any small desks in the morning. Okay. Next question we have, another one that you may be able to answer, Eric, is are we able to mount TVs in the quad dorms or no? No. Yeah, that's what I figured, but I wanted to make sure, unless you had really strong command strips, right? Yeah. The rule of thumb is if you do any damage to the walls, you're going to get charged for it. By some sort of magic or alchemy, you can mount the television The painter's tape is pretty strong. I don't think that's safe to get the dog out. You get a lot of painter's tape and a lot of command strips, but yeah, so the answer is no. I know that was a very common question, actually. Two good questions. Yeah. Are there ice makers in Morgan? Yeah, there's an ice maker in every building. And are those in the, will those be in the laundry room? No. It's intense. There's a lot of lead, and they move in full occasion. Okay, gotcha. It'll be too confusing to try to explain for them all. Yeah. Yeah, but they are here. Like they move around? No, it's just like, what is in the kitchen? What is in the closet kitchen? What is above? Yeah, not consistent. That makes sense, though. Yeah. They have teleports. They have teleports. They have devices. They have wheels, you know. They have a mind of their own. But, uh... Something great. It just comes to the ice maker. This is the new spot. Yeah. So what are the dimensions of the shared living room? So... Let's try this out. Yeah. I'm not gonna get it. Yeah, I think you can hit that green wall. Let's see. This is a stop for talkers. Maybe... Well, let's see if we can... Oh, wait. If I've got it... I think it's better to move over on this side. Yeah. You've got a clear line to... This is what I'm calling. Try to get it where it's not on this thing. Push the button in the hammer or we're out. All right. We're looking at 17 feet and one entrance. So, 17 one inch and then put it against this wall. And then we'll do the ceiling. And there's a little bit here. Yeah. 11 feet 6 inches. So, 11 feet 6 inches wide and about 17 feet long. And then, uh... Let's measure the height. Should be 8 feet. It is 8 feet. 8 feet? It's a little... And then there's a lift that's probably... I don't know. I would say a foot and a half. That's about a foot. I think it's about three inches. Sure. I'm like a little bit flusters. That was about seven feet. Seven inches. Okay. Oops. And I assume this will be a question I'm trying to scroll down to see but maybe we should also get the dimensions after this countertop. So, um... Maybe put it right... So not the dimensions of the countertop itself but like from the countertop to this wall. So... I'm gonna go there. And then here I'll... You can shoot...  About 11. So, 11 feet from the, uh... the countertop. Okay. Gotcha. Next question... Are you doing crouch? Sorry, there's a bunch of questions coming in. I'm trying to... Takes a minute to catch up. How big is the window in the living room? So... I can put my hand... Oh, you got it. You can make a wall. Straighten it out a little bit. About 5 feet 8 inches long. 5 feet 8 inches long? Or what? Straighten it out. And that was about 5 foot 7. 5 foot 7 tall. Yeah, we can get it right. What are the thoughts with 7 inches long? Yeah. Next question is... Someone asked what kind of laundry detergent did you say could be used? Pods, question mark, really anything goes. Pods are pretty different preferred. And they're also the easiest to use. But you can use what you want to use. Yeah, gotcha. Alright. What are the height and length of the accent wall and window in the common area? So... Yeah, so it would be this... Yeah, let's do the floor. But it would be 8 feet anyway, right? Yeah, so it'd be 8 feet and then I believe we said on this side it would be 6 feet, so... It's still 8 feet. Yeah. Ken, no, we cannot mount TVs. Dimensions in the bathroom. Alright. What is, and also what is the width of the toilet tank? That's an original question. Alright, let's start with the toilet first. That's a little bit easier. Do you need me to create a little... She's using that? Being efficient, using the toilet paper. Wow. Should have been an engineering major. Alright, this toilet is about a foot and a half. Foot and a half long to see how wide it is. You got it? Oh yeah, this toilet paper comes in handy. I think we're talking about the whole... They said the toilet tank, but I feel like we might as... The toilet tank would be about 8 inches. Yeah, do you think we should get the entire toilet then? Why not, right? Why not get the whole... The whole thing? That is about 2 feet, 5 inches. 2 feet, 5 inches, okay. Alright. And then... Bathroom so... It's a little bit easier to start at this leg. Alright, that's 5 foot, 7 inches. 5 foot, 7 inches long. And then... That one is about 7 feet, 5 inches. 7 feet, 5 inches tall. And then could you put it against here? Or to it against the... Like towards that wall? Yeah. You may have to give you some privacy. Maybe have to give you some privacy. Please come back here. Yeah, this is like... Eagerly awaiting. And the winner is... The winner is 5 foot, 5 inches. 5 foot, 5 inches, okay. What is the distance from top of the den window to the floor? From the top of the den window to the floor. So, if you may... I don't know if you can reach... Can you reach up to there? Oh, okay. I've rolled up top. Okay. Make sure the red dot is... Super tall. 6 foot, 10 inches. 6 foot, 10 inches from the top of the window down to the floor. There you go. What is the distance from the bedroom door frame to the wall where the wardrobe is? What is... These are great questions. I don't know. I know a lot of people have projects in mind furniture. You want to go from the door or from the wall? What is the distance from the bedroom door frame to the wall where the wardrobe is? Make sure it doesn't... There we go. Yeah, we can say both. Alright, so, from where his hand was that's about 3 feet, 11 inches and if we're going to... then I'm going to be 5 foot, 10 inches. And this is movable furniture? Yeah. It's in this configuration. The wardrobe is in a different location. Yeah, it's a movable piece. Gotcha, all the stuff in here is movable. Alright. Can couch cushions be replaced as long as the original cushions are put back on before move out? No, they're... They're built in? You can put a cover... We've actually got a couple of... One of the assistant directors responded with...  Yeah, that's the more of a... they're built into a solid piece of furniture. Alright, next question. Space between front of toilet and wall for back mats. So... Maybe if you don't mind like from the bottom because you can place it below the bowl. That is 3 feet 3 inches. 3 feet 3 inches. Perfect. Can you use monkey hooks? I don't think... Christopher, maybe you know this better because you've edited it. Has those come out of the handbook yet?  Monkey hooks? Yeah, I mean in general you don't want to do anything that damages the walls. Yeah. We do recommend command strips. Gotcha. Alright. Next question is what is the height of the space under the bed and the quads when it is raised as high as it can be without lofting it as a bunk bed? So this is... 35 inches in its current configuration and then you can ask facilities to give you another piece that can take it up basically the same height. Gotcha. And this may be the second piece. But you can help with that if you're going to do it. I believe it goes up to about 7 feet 6 feet. 70 inches somewhere around there. And then you can move it between every 3 inches. You're going to be pretty high up there though. I definitely don't mind if your arm is 6 footer. Yeah. I would not get by on that. Alright. Are harding desks the big or small desks? It depends on the room you're in. Gotcha. That's the best I can give you. Gotcha. How much room does the cabinet have? In the common room? Ta-da! So maybe... I'm trying to think of what the best way... I can maybe measure the individual shelves I can... I'm tall enough to reach my hand up there. This one's going to be... 9 inches that way. What did you say? 9 inches. So all these shelves are the same so let's see the length as well. Oh the shelves are movable. Oh I see. Gotcha. That one would be 1 foot 10 inches. 1 foot 10 inches and that was... So that's the width and then 9 inches was that how tall it was I forget. Okay and then could you do from here to there as well? So kind of the depth. Gotcha. You said 10 inches? Alright and then the last thing let's see how tall like from here. Oh I was going to say well you could so put it down put it down here and I can just do this. 2 feet 4 inches. Alright so next question it's said to use monkey hooks it's almost like well bam it's said to use monkey hooks on the website but you are all saying command hooks which is better? Let me get back to you about that. Email housing.gr.edu to make sure we're giving you the greatest best information when it comes to that. I know command strips are perfectly safe there was a period where we had some older facilities where we had monkey hooks for a period of time. If you don't mind just 100% sure housing you wouldn't get that answer for you and it can be something you've got in your email as well. Sorry for any conflicting information about that. Dimensions of the accent wall and window I believe we already gave those did we not? Yeah because the accent wall was so it's all 8 feet tall and then it's 6 feet apart and then I believe the window was like 4 feet something. We'll also publish this on our YouTube channels to look back and see. Are there 4 bedrooms total? Yes. Can we get the dimensions after the bar to the living room? I saw that earlier I think it was just from this bar to the living so I think we measured that already. I think this was like 11 feet right? Yes, 11. So 11 feet from the bar and 6 feet wide. What are the dimensions from the counter? If we want to raise the bed just enough to put the chest of drawers under not super high lofted can we do that ourselves with a rubber mallet? Yeah and you can also there will be mallets available to check out from the front desk. How many outlets in the bedroom and living area so we're in the living area first. 2 That's 6 right there. 6, 8 6, 5 10 12 12 12 in the common area. 12 plugs and then the bedroom alright 1 2 4 4 6 8 Is there one behind this bed? 10 So 10 in the bedrooms. There's always between 6 and 12. Okay Next question hide from the counter top to under the cabinet in the living room so right here 1 foot 6 inches 6 foot 6 inches Okay What's the top of the din window to the floor I believe we recorded that but we can check again 6 foot 10 inches Space between the front of toilet to wall 4 bath mat do you remember what that was? 3 by 3 3 by 3 and again we'll be publishing this on our YouTube channel to check again Does each room control their own AC? No There's only one in the living room So there's only one in the rooms Do we make sure an AC? We've already answered that Does Clark Hall have smaller or bigger desks? Depends on their Clark and Harding are going to be Clark Harding and people are going to be Depends on them from here You asked about monkey hooks, yes to monkey hooks in this hall Okay Interesting What? What is the measurement from the door frame to the wardrobe with the wardrobe open? So I Let's open this So I soon let's try and get it to the edge of here Do you want to go to the door or do you want to close the door? To the door frame Because I'm guessing they want to see what's the space in between here, maybe they can put some furniture there Alright that is going to be 2 feet 5 inches 2 feet 5 inches, gotcha Alright Website said to only use monkey hooks and more again so we just talked about that Monkey hooks put a small hole in the wall so you were saying yes they are acceptable only in Morgan Well only in the walk Only in the walk And the maples, gotcha What the website says is accurate Okay Move in that you are planning to use has accurate information about it Gotcha, alright How many outlets in the bedroom and common area So for the bedroom we said 10 and for the common area we said 12 What is the width of the living room TV stand This So it's this piece of furniture Go ahead and put it on the top Go ahead and put it on the top actually I'm going to need a hand up lock Alright that's about 4 feet I think they were going to width as in like that dimension there Oh yeah because that was my bed It's been a while since I've been here This is in geometry I don't know, sophomore year of high school 2 feet I took geometry my freshman year 2 feet high You are excited About monkey ux already, answer that What is the width of the dresser and the bedroom To the bedroom Of the dresser We can help you put it on This will be considered the dresser right Yeah 3 feet 3 feet and then This is about 3 feet by a foot 10 inches Next question Measurements of the cut out and the bar please And then while we're asking that someone said Is this live video recorded Yes it is, we'll be sure to upload it to our YouTube channel Of the bar So start over there We'll just give the highest point As long as we can Wait so like 5 foot 10 5 foot 10 Let's do the width 2 feet, alright Dimensions of the hall closets please Oh no Oh wow We have technical difficulties You guys can talk about banter Oh we have What are you doing guys Alright so I think it's going to be that first week You come on campus right before classes That's probably when cancer is going to be It's busy with activities There's really something we do every day, every hour Whether that's having your MRAs close something In the dorms, I used to live in Gibson And we had like a movie night Someone like opened up all the rooms Everyone from the transfer door open We did like New Girl and Popcorn And then for the school itself They took us from like our individual like Buildings, so out into the college Fulbright, we went in toward like Where most of our classes are going to be I kind of think what else do we do There was like a carton of nights that last night That was really fun, union hangouts There's also like for any of you guys For a first generation or who identifies African American, indigenous, isn't that They hold those socials and those are actually Posted, if you go to URMC The Multicultural Center They put all that information out for you It's honestly really great It's where I met my first friend Literally my first day, I think I came The second day of the week And we were in several all-girl first semester So it was fun Did you go to Taco Waston? I did not I did not Wow, you're missing like the big, the key ones I could do that or I could stay in bed No, no, no, you do not stay in bed It's one of the few things, it's honestly It's really great Also, one thing that they did, which was really great This is not 8-week related, but I want to bring up Actually one of my favorite campus memories Was during finals they brought dogs You knew there were puppies And they were great and they were adorable And they were like the absolute best way To de-stress during finals Big stress relief I wish we had that Puppies, masseuses Puppies and masseuses guys Alright, so I think Okay, dimensions of the hall of closets Alright Perfect height From the door or just from this door? Yeah, let's go to the door I'll partially shut you in there 2 feet 3 inches 2 feet 3 inches Depth and then Book which is shelving That's about A foot and 11 inches So put in 11 inches and then you could put it from the top of here Down to the ground Alright, it's gonna be 5 foot 5 inches So 5 foot 5 foot 5 inches plus So that basically Be about like 7 feet 4 inches And that can fit just to be sure Yeah Also everyone thank Lana for Measuring all this This is a workout, oh and also could you measure How wide it is as well You guys, this is my workout for the day Some people go on the elliptical I do measurements Strengthens the brain and the body 3 foot 6 inches Gotcha Okay, we already talked about how many Electrical outlets, is there house keeping at all Do you want to talk about that? So we have a cleaning staff that normally comes in Monday through Friday and they're not going to clean your personal rooms They do go out and clean like the halls The laundry areas, sometimes the kitchens As well as like your laundry room But for your room and like your spaces That's gonna be up to you and your roommates Gotcha, thank you Where are the outlets in the bedrooms So They were kind of on every wall There was, I believe there was two Two here Or yeah, like so four Yeah, so four there One There's another one there Then one there and then one behind the bed So plenty of outlets You will not go outlets Would a fridge that is 33 33 inches tall I almost said 33 feet Fit under the bed If it is raised but not lofted all the way 33 inches That's a math question right there So 33 inches So Do you mind underneath the desk? No, they're asking if they loft their bed But not super high that they fit 36 is 35 is the maximum In the current configuration What I would suggest you can do is just lay your bed Like all the way to like the top of here If you don't want it super high, that's all you got to keep So it's not a big height at all And then you can put your fridge under there If it fits the outlets So you could fit it Definitely not where it is right now Yeah, no, no, no, no But you could fit it Kind of be like a tight suite Show the rooms So each of these Just this little bit, there we go Little notches right here And then you'll use a mallet to like raise the bed Onto there So this goes up to 35 inches There may be a little bit of Trouble with this bar But you can maybe like slide it under But yes, it could fit You just have to do some We should say that if you're building Based on the exact inches That we're telling you You might be disappointed Everything we're giving you is probably To be absolutely safe What I personally would suggest is just taking this And putting it up and just raise it like one higher Because that way it's still not seen at all 40, 45 inches Then you're going to know what it's going to fit Because you can do every 3 inch intervals There Alright, width of the chair In the common room I was going to be like, well, can you figure that one out Yeah, it's going to be an interesting one The chair? Oh, that chair I was trying to figure out what chair Alright Alright, that is from the You got it Oh, come into the club Right there That is 3 feet So 3 feet wide And so maybe from the From down there? Definitely from the highest point The highest point See how easy that is We did this Oh wait, so and then 2 feet So this one's going to be About 2 feet You're just starting to look cushiony And so then let's do the measure from the back of here Let's go to the highest point That you do right there There we go Teamwork Dreamwork, there we go And then you will make sure So 2 feet, 10 inches tall And then you just shoot the laser at me To see that 2 feet 2 feet, 6 inches 2 feet, 6 inches Would that be width? Oh, that's liberal arts Maybe We were talking that could be length High than that could be depth And one thing I want to point out Is this view right here Is actually pretty sick And if you look right there That's your honor's dorm And then to the right That's your garden parking garage And also the bookstores right there Will be called Smallmar Which is like a small Walmart right there And then this will be your quads parking lot Gotcha So any guys who got that resident reserve That's probably going to be it Where is the internet And cable outlets and bedroom So everything wireless When it comes to the internet And then cable is going to be on those boxes Yeah So if you have cable When you live here Some students use it, some don't But you do have Cox, Townscore on campus Which is a app that you watch TV Through mobile devices as well I'm not on my desk about that You have to do something past the time Cox, Townscore on campus? It's not a bad app, it's actually quite nice I just go to the Cox store And just follow the link about like this Float your on campus if you want it for free HBO's, you get several HBO's You know what's fun What have I been watching recently Give me a second Because we were watching something I thought you were going to There we go Now you're with all the kids It's euphoria, then you've got to check out But I'm back at Westworld again I haven't seen it yet It's all right, okay, that's great It's kind of like an animated series It's really good They're coming in for our recommendations On streamshakes If you guys ever need like TV and movie ads On your girl, you can find them Next question Will a fridge that is 33 inches fit underneath The desk, so let's see how Oh would It would fit under the desk Oh yeah This is our gamer desk right here Big long desk This one Which halls has a smaller desk Again that just depends on the room What's the height From the top of the desk to the Floor So Go from the top Try to get it right on that That is about 2 feet 10 inches 2 feet 10 inches, okay Is there any way to find out if you have a small Desk or a regular desk in your room Contact housing? Your best bet is To email housing At your buddy DU For you It's not something I don't think it's on this that we maintain But we can do what we can do Also let's say that's maybe watching some of the older tours Because they might go Alright next question What's the distance between the desk and the bed So Or maybe you want to do it from right here I can also Oh you want to do it from here Yeah so this space Right here I'll go for the wall 2 feet 6 inches 2 feet 6 inches is kind of the space between Your bed and your desk Will mini fridge fit In the bar cut out Yeah Yeah What's the Oh I've never even noticed Yeah No I completely I I've never lived in a suite style What's the distance between The end of the bed To the wall This is my hard to work out The end of the bed So you want to push it back Or just take it toward this right now I'm kind of Just because you got a little bit of space right here Yeah this space yeah that's what I assume so yeah 3 feet 5 inches And again there is this This in the way but again all this Is movable Yeah I kind of want that space not to Do all 4 share that one closet No everyone gets their own Closet so So each That one will go to that one Yeah And there's labels up there To see who Who's Who is which one Yes so everyone has their own closet Well the students have 2 keys One for the main door to the unit Yep they will and they will also Have a fob to get into the building That's all this clutch Are the rooms clean prior to move in Day or do we need to plan on cleaning before Moving stuff in Rooms are cleaned we made sure To do that Thanks for all the measuring Thank you 10 more minutes Let me see how many more questions we have Only like 4 more Only 4 more than everyone 10 more minutes What is the distance from the Bedroom window wall To the edge of the door when open So The distance So well they said when the door Is open so I assume it's going to be Right here That's 8 feet 8 feet 1 inch So from there To when the door is open And then I guess we might as well Might as well just see Like You know maybe as easy as if I do this Hello this is a lot of so many questions I'm just kidding It's 10 feet 9 inches I don't think that would be a fair interview It's like come ask me 25 Can the couch Christians be replaced No they cannot Does the entire suite have its own wi-fi Or is it every room Every room Okay gotcha Maybe Did you say 36 inches is the Highest point for the bed So this is 35 inches But it can go up to 6 feet If you put in a request in right If you get the second piece attached it Doubles 35 or 36 is the highest Yeah so 35 is The default It's closing the phone just like I know it's really Will the dresser fit In the closet In the closet You said yes Yeah If you So yes it could Is there a cable Box in the bedroom No There's not a cable box in the bedroom The only cable box is out there Unless it's back here Cause this is Yeah That's my bad I did not know that Sweet Dwarfs are so fancy Alright this is the last question we have so far If we loft the Bed some above the 36 inches Will there be posts that stick up If it is not the whole 72 inches high Yeah If you think this And put this on top of this You're not going to do it, we're going to do it for you Cause it has to be secure So think about that If you don't want to look at it throw the curtain Yeah Alright So I think that We somehow managed to get through all the questions I'll then Pick one Pick one I know what that is I do encourage you to pick one school like to be Whether that's Volunteer in action We have people who help put together like the events on campus Things like that Probably if you haven't yet you'll get an email I would talk to you about things like that As I mentioned A week is a great way to get connected on campus Which is really great I don't want to plug in my answer Cause I'm like so into like arts Oh you're not that way you can do it Pick one is definitely and you can learn more About pick one And sing all the different organizations You can join And we did just get two questions in Can you loft slash adjust the bed by yourself Or does someone have to do it for you You can do it by yourself whatever you're doing You just need a soft mallet Knock it up and then put it in with your medicals So if you want to do it yourself More power to you But if you don't like I said before You're not going to fix it Just put it in like with one done It will really get that message 35 inches Unless you submit a fixed request This is one of those that The furniture is such that you can't go all the way up I know someone who like after that All the way home You can get up there We'll do that for you So next question We have two more They're flying in Run out of time What type of extension cords are preferred Websites states they copy search protectors What is the question What type of extension cords are preferred Websites states That they cannot be search protectors They should be search protectors They should be search protectors Yeah go by whatever the website says But you know you do want You know the highest quality You can buy so they don't catch fire But whatever the website says It would be accurate If uncertain about lofting Can you ask for the tools to be in your room To move in and loft on your own No but you can't go to the front That's like a soft matter They won't be in your room When you come but you can definitely Ask the front desk If you arrive on campus And the bed isn't the way you like it It's okay you can still submit A fixed request and they'll come in And they'll fix it pretty timely Within a week or two When everybody first gets to campus There's a huge rush of things If you submit it by the end of the month It'll be done before you arrive Feel free to live in your room for a week or two And figure out what works best for you There's pretty quick about it And with that said We have gotten up to all of our questions That's a great question This is my last slide of the week I've got two more next week Well thank you all for the questions And thank you Lana for answering Helping answer all of them And measure everything Thank you all for being here Just thank you all for that It's a good day to be alive It's great day, it's hot You can sign us out Well my name is Lana This has been the Northwest Quads live And if you have any more questions Feel free to comment or watch the video Awesome, thank you


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with a quick pack of mosaic football This is random team number 31 with the final five national treasures football random team spots being given away at the very end of the break Different dice roll as well big. Thanks to this group of people right here for making this happen Some high-risk activity here. Maybe some high reward. I hope there's all 32 teams here. Let's roll it Let's randomize names and teams two and a four six times one always do the break first two three four Five and six then final time All right, two and a four six times for the teams And six we got chiefs down to Jags All right, here's the first half of the list right here The second half of the list right there No trade windows in these little filler breaks. We just want to move on sort by column B Yeah, Jeff Jeff saying the Yankees finally won one It's printing rib. All right. And so that's random team six right here. That's what we're giving away in this pack Break that'll be in a separate video Two in a row even Hank saying for the Yankees One more. That's a streak, right? We've got an autograph here and it's for the Vikings Nate Stanley Rookie autograph for Christopher and Minnesota not number. We got introductions insert Justin Herbert And a chase clay pool for the Steelers for Chris the Justin Herbert insert goes to Sean All right. Nice Decent pack. Let's grab everyone's names again Here's some new dice and There's a new list. Good luck. Let's roll it randomize it Six in a two eight times top five after eight. Good luck One two three four seven And eighth and final time after eight Sorry Sean from six on down my apologies. We'll get him next time Thanks for trying though. I appreciate it Congrats to the top five though. Happy times for Chris Jay Christopher Sean oh Sean did get in and Christopher. There you go Three of the five spots for Christopher J and Sean M and get the others Thanks, everyone for giving this a go. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. We'll see you next time or at the next one


Before and during the fire season, it's important to prepare your property, whether you plan to leave early or stay and defend. If you're staying or it's too late to leave safely, a well-prepared property may reduce the risk to your personal safety. If you're leaving, there's a better chance your house will be there when you return. Mowing your lawn and clearing your gutters is a good start to property preparation. But there are many other simple things that you can do to improve the chances of your home surviving. And remember, maintenance throughout the fire season is key. Some of these jobs you can do before the fire season even begins. Prune back any branches that are overhanging or near the house that could break off and cause damage, allowing embers inside. Prune off branches that are less than two metres off the ground. Keep shrubs under trees short. This creates space, making it harder for the fire to travel up into the trees, which would result in a more intense fire. A wood pile is a handy thing to have next to your house during winter, but during summer it's an ember trap, so move it away for the warmer months.  Try not to overwhelm yourselves by allowing tasks to accumulate for you to do at the last minute. Most of these tasks are about removing fine fuels that can catch fire if embers land on your property. Leaf buildup is perfect tinder for a fire, so periodically clearing leaves from your gutters is absolutely critical. Get rid of any dried grass, leaves or twigs from around your house and garden, as these can trap embers and create fuel for the fire. Regularly mow and water your lawn to help slow a fire down. On hot, dry and windy days when there's a high risk of fire, there are some last minute jobs to be done. Houses have been known to catch fire from an ember landing on a door mat, so bring those door mats inside. And whilst you're at it, remove any other items that could catch fire, like dog beds, rubbish or outdoor furniture on your decks or verandas. Wherever you see leaves accumulating around your home is generally where the wind will carry embers. Open up leaf litter in corners and doorways to prevent embers starting a fire. Many of us are lucky enough to live in this beautiful Victorian landscape. Doing so comes with certain risks and responsibilities. Preparing your property before and during fire season is a small price to pay for this lifestyle and can help improve the chances of your house surviving a fire. What are you going to do to prepare for fire this season?