The following is a presentation of TFNN The Tiger Technician Hour with your host Basil Chapman Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Basil Chapman Hello Basil Chapman Tiger Technician's host and the author of the Tiger Technician The opening call whoops How many thousands of Egyptians have I got you the opening call my dating newsletter? And uh, we're looking at the two-minute chart right now It's up 475 in the e-mini And there's a two-minute chart just starting in your legs. See Uh, we'll see what happens here. I'll just make it real clear If there is a close on any 10-minute basis Below 2908 this morning This involves now this afternoon because we knew in eastern time Between now and 130 that'll suggest the upsides are very limited And if there's a push above 20 we're 29 13 if there's a push above 29 18 That holds for three 10 minutes spans. That's 30 minutes That'll be that'll allow for quite a nice close on the in the e-mini which is lagging the Dow So here we go. We're looking at uh, the dollar dollar is holding pretty nicely here It's trying to form a little channel Let me show you this bigger picture the dating chart You see this one They see this cup formation got a little bit of a sloping hand leash like a stick to the downside This needs to see the dollar needs to see 97 42 Very soon. It's a 9703. Hopefully by tomorrow And that'll mean that the dollar is going back and it'll test the 97 50 high that was no there 52 97 52 high that was made on the 2nd of April And start making D that'll be very positive for the daily very positive for the weekly And extremely positive for the monthly because it begins leg c in april in the monthly chart And he pulled back under 96 20 not good. All right, let's get to the nitty gritty here The nitty gritty says That crude oil is holding pretty darn well It's made a peak in the chapter weight methodology holding the nine period green nine period moving average in the rectangle formation I drawn a little while back And is Tested the 14 period Sorry tested the 200 period moving average in the weekly charts pulled back just a tad looks to me like The 65 80 to 66 30 area is going to be key for crude oil because I think that should be a target within the next week And on the downside 62 to 61 50 should be the initial support if it goes under 61 That's going to say but if a timeout here in crude oil as well the TLT, which is the Lehman 20 year Treasury bond fund has made a lower low Since it made that high of 126.69 on the 28th of march This is the iShares 20 year treasury bond ETF Weekly chart made a peak D so you can expect that a peak D in the chapter weight the fourth highest peak That's where other things can happen. You can have a deeper pullback in time and price. We'll see what happens But if it goes to the 121 30 area 120.43 is a 200 period exponential moving average And we'll see if that's going to be the case now if bonds keep pulling back yields go a little higher That's going to suggest that the stock market still has inner strength Rather than see money come out of bonds and going to stocks You will see bonds suddenly rally above 124 30 if that happens in the TLT Money will go back into bonds and out of stocks. That's kind of my thinking here So let's get back to our nitty gritties We wanted to just briefly look at the high-grade copper high-grade copper is just trading in the sideways range One look at wheat, which is down wheat w Uh-oh. Yep. There it is There's down. Oh now it's down huge down 13 and a half f446 Uh, that makes it important to look at the soybeans down 11 and 11 at 8 87. Oh, let's look at corn con con is trading down four and 356 and three quarters. Um, yep, that's taking the um The grains down is going to be really important Can the grains get out of this? Can they start to rally quite strongly? We're going to be watching very closely now. I just I just wanted to show you in terms of techniques and and and Stuff that you can look at that might be helpful. Look In the in the chart formation of the two-minute chart of the e-mini It made a high at a peak d the fourth highest peak Remember talking about that just a moment to go it took a while to get there But it got there made a high of two nine two one point zero for two two minute bars And ever since then has been pulling back it made a low this morning so far Of 29 10 is trading at this point at 12 11 in the afternoon of 29 14 That's going to be very important because There's a lot that says to me and now I can just show you the chart patterns that I think are very important You see the sideways Rectangle formation Well, I'm the one says you see a chart stay in the rectangle formation The great chances are that if it takes out the low it could have quite a deep Move to the downside because it's used up time. It's usurping energy There's kind of a rotational aspect to it As money starts to go in and comes out goes in comes out with a mixed type of market But let me show you something even I think is even more fascinating When you're looking at the dowel on the on a chart basis dating basis You see this cup and handle right here Right here So that is a cup it breaks 26 1241 by going to the high of 26487. That's a significant move to the upside 200 240 points And then it pulls back and it retest inside that so this is not a cup and Handle or it has the look of it. It has more than a chaplain wave Cup and ladle that says if you break above The left side lip in a cup formation, especially after an h pattern And you take out decisively immediately the left side high in this case of 26241 Cheated as a chaplain wave cup and ladle that should go to At least a d but it could even go to an e and then when it pulls back and retests The breakout point the left side lip and then maybe some new pattern is forming at this point The pattern is really just a handle a kind of large handle with rising highs So this makes it very important because what it's saying is that the mag D is good But it's really starting to fail in the sense that it's not showing Tremendous strength stochastic is still good. It's at 84 percent But I'm looking at the pattern itself and the pattern says if within two sessions is a daily chart You've got these two little doji candles You've actually got almost like five dojis in a row uncertainty even with the gap up It says that there needs to be a spiral to the upside In this case, I would put the spiral at 26,650s. It needs to just power right through there And when it does that that's a recycle and we'll we'll deal with it at that time So but I am looking at this and I'm saying, you know Spectacular move very quick peak B to a leg C If there's any pullback in the next by Friday at four o'clock. Oh, no, we're off Friday Thursday at four o'clock So we've got two days to go if there is a pullback Anytime we see the dow get underneath the gap high of 26 309 Otherwise, if the if the dow is trading at 26,200s in the next couple of days I suspect we've begun a consolidation phase.  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It is the uh, what in the heck is it called? Brookfield Infrastructure partners LP, you know, I've never I don't know if I've ever done this one before unless it was by mistake Made a peak D in the weekly and I suspect it's just gonna I'm gonna put my usual rectangle formation right there Rectangular formation. I think it's in a trading band right now and until it gets into it's at 41 84 until it gets into the 42 50s and uh, yeah, I I've always been Someone who loves studying the infrastructure because it's the architecture behind the architecture and I Had spoken about this about My two times ago webinar We've been looking at certain infrastructure stocks, but I think it's only now that we're going to start seeing the infrastructure being Discussed. I don't think Trump's gonna have much choice because the democrats I suspect are going to be talking about it They have to it's just important for them to get to some economic Instead of the socialist programs to start talking about The infrastructure because that's really important. So the answer is yes looking at this chart I think it's just stuck in a range for now between the 42s and the 39s But I think it's one to keep on your list and if you're really a longer term uh purveyor of Look of stocks that Have infrastructure connotations And you're prepared that they could pull back. Well, nothing's discussed it But when they come on when the word is given out these things are going to really raw So I would put and I'm going to make a note of it because it's not one that I ever I just don't recall looking at it infrastructure There aren't so close I can remember it. Thank you. Uh, so that's the one that I'm looking at Daily chart says, you know, let it if you get a chance that you could buy closer to 40. 10 to 39 50 That's probably your best bet as a shorter term position If you're looking intermediate term, I'd even say to you you could buy a call Uh, September or something really far out in the money and just have that as your background All the time. Yes, it will pull back 60 or 70 at some point, but it has the potential to make you more than a double Because if this works, it's going to go all the way back to the higher 40 46.88 made in december of 2007. It did drop down to 32. That's a big decline So I hope that helps you I have one. I'll be I'll be featuring in my newsletter I don't know if I'll do it just yet. I'll have to just check it out Let me just write this down to remind myself. Maybe I'll put it on tomorrow the next day Just as a watch, let me just check one thing out. If you don't mind Oh, man, it's already been flying. It's one that we what we had Quite some time ago and then we got out of it now spring to the upside, but it's still a very good start Let me just do another question that I had here V shape pattern Let's see as soon as As as we seem to only detect a v shape pattern late in the pattern Have you been assessing ways to detect it much earlier? Thanks. Yeah, so, you know I detected the v shape pattern early very early But for the dowel s and p in the cues I it just and even especially the smh's I just did not expect that it would be as Vicious we just look let me show you something here I'm going to go to 2000 and I'm going to just go back. Look at this chart here If you go to october of There are if you go to november Of 2016 remember that was the kickoff with trump In it was in with such speed. It just took right out the left side highs of august of that year It just there wasn't even a v shape pattern. It just to in In three weeks. It was already at new highs. So that doesn't count What does count is a move that you could take from January of 2016 You got your h pattern very clear and then it took off magdae was strong stochastic was strong Um others have done the same thing But what we see in this particular pattern. I'm really looking at the 2009 But let's just forget that for the moment because I've already shown you some patterns that were very close This one never had that right side h pattern It just took off So then what happens is that if every single week there's a new high unless you're in it And you remember we did buy a little stocks all the way from the moment. We got that bottom We've been buying We have not shorted a stock a stock In all this time I'm getting close to that but we haven't done it yet So it was me. It wasn't the pattern. The pattern was fantastic. I just could not believe That if you didn't get in on the long side and just close your eyes Every single month it made a new recovery high right up until uh the high of around about the first of march So it's not the path the pattern was there I just I never expected that after the kind of moves that we had that we would have This let me show you one one more. That's even better. Let me just go to the qqq because I didn't let up at all. Look That has had peaks of one week And it's in leg c at this particular moment. It's in leg c at 186.91 Now it's only 40 60 cents 60 cents Away from an all-time high You know That's so it's my fault I'm not I cannot make any excuse about the chaplain wave. There wasn't a chaplain waves fault It was my reading and the history that a baggage that I took if I didn't have the baggage If I was just a novice and I had learned this I would have said wow, this is it We're just going along and we're not going to put any stop in we're in and we're not getting out until We hit the old high That happens really it rare. It's so rare to do that Mea culpa. That's all I can say so That's a pattern now It's going to be difficult on the retracement to see how do we get in for the next big move to the upside Because it's I think it's going to become either just too difficult because there's no pull back Or it's going to be so sudden and so steep Bad news just comes proliferating like when you see Like those guys on their little ship. I mean the little boats the two little float tillers Out there was it in Alaska and this big big portion of ice just broke off and created the tsunami and the next thing they were running like crazy along the ice when they got to the The little ice through the rocks of ice that it run across them to get away from the tsunami I think they did that's why I could tell the story in a joke. Otherwise, it would have been a lot more serious But yeah, and that's the tsunami. This is a tsunami to the upside so I look at the weekly chart and just the magdeist even now The histograms for the first time over the last two weeks shown that the distance between the rising nine period differential in the weekly chart and the red slow moving average is just starting to decrease and the magdee is Not yet turned down has not yet turned down and the stochastics at 96 percent Mayor culprits all I can say thank goodness. We have we've had a lot of other stocks and We are holding long positions. We've had some really nice trades. So There's nothing that's all I can say and I hope I don't miss it ever again Um, I think my mind was in the way not the chart All right, so the the cues are up 70 cents the ounce of 51 s and p's lagging is up a few points 36 I think we're getting real close to some kind of a pullback. 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I think let me just show you something there There's just a little concerning me and in the short term. Let me show you So if you look at the my chaplain wave Automated projections, that's the automated Resistance and support levels Look what we've got for the Dow. You've got 26,646 All right there 26,913 snacks It's just gone above the three in the 26,290s has gone above three of them. That's a good sign So 26,646 there's a little bit more room to the upside Then you've got to be careful 26,623 in the weekly chart and then up in the 27,100 I got a feeling that has to just wait a little bit and look the 120 minute chart 26,591 And a lot in the 10 minute chart. So I'm suspecting that Not that you can't go a little higher, but I think it's starting to get harder. Look at the S&P Let me just go to the spy for the moment. The spy shows you 291.02. It shows you two In the weekly 291 to 293s in the daily. So it's got a little bit of a way to go. It's at 290.35 We've also looked we're looking at 290.68 in the 10 minutes 290.61 and the 120 then 291. So and he said look I don't Try to find the light blue support levels just in the 10 minute chart They aren't so it says upside That's the resistance that we're going to be looking at when it hits it We'll be start to find that there are support levels to be concerned about the cues right there broke in the weekly chart broke the 180 183s, but what are your fives now you got a bunch in the daily at between 187 and 188 and in the 186 70 is in the 120 minute chart what's today's high today is 186 What is that? Let me just check it out 186 91 So you can see that we are close to some kind of resistance levels on the automated basis IWM IWM is trading at 157 55 and just above you've got 158 62 158 76 And what 157 60 our resistance levels in the daily The 120 minute chart 158 35 and way up at 173 in the monthly charts So and 157 60 right in this area at this moment in the 10 minute chart and supports We've only got 156 As a support 156 so 7 to 156 82 Well, let's go to the let's look at gold Gold is this particular point is down was down 13 what's it down now? That's down 14. So that says there's a lot of Support in the 10 minute chart in the 1275s. We've pierced the 1285 weekly chart support The daily chart next one is at 1263 And the right now we're at the one at the 1274 64 120 minute chart support This is going to be an important moment for for gold if you look at the dollar upside Resistance is 9705 97 10 on the 10 minute chart There's a lot of support in 96 50s in the daily 97 36 up there way up 36 97 45 97 90 forced and 97s offers a lot of resistance in the Daily look at the weekly all the 97s then that's why 97 71 was a double top and look at the 120 Oh the monthly chart is huge And the daily chart the 120 has 97 03 and we're at 97 02 right now so If the dollar is able to break All of that resistance and go to the 99s over the next month That's going to break important resistance It's going to be hard to do But i'm just saying that's what i'd be looking for and the support in the 96s is really important in All the different timeframes Okay Now a question I had was the iyt pulling back today because a jb hunt had a lousy transportation had lousy Numbers, but it's only down 26 at 194 34 we've been long since the 185 area and I like this I I think it's got 196 to 199 very strong resistance in the daily Huge in the 194 90s in the 10 minute chart 196 in the 120 minute chart But very few support levels the support level is at one um 193 point 31 On the 10 minute chart and then there's nothing so if it breaks down, there's no support i'm going to get to 178 That's a far. That's a long way down But so far it looks like it wants to test a little longer just to maybe One more test to the upside But all of these are suggesting to me that the upside resistance levels that we are looking at unless there's going to be a very strong Unless there's Some kind of news tomorrow that just really makes the dollar power through into the 98s That's going to be really important Um, and I don't know what the story could be So that would only mean that if gold actually really tanks again tomorrow Then that should help the dollar the dollar should break away You are usd. It's a little more difficult to see on this particular chart right now But we've got 1.13. We're at 1.1284 Up in the 1.13 is a lot of resistance and down the 1.13 so 1.14 yeah And and 1.13 you support a lot of 1.13 1 1.12 1.11 in the weekly chart And in the monthly chart 1.11 But uh, it's now it's pointing because there's so much support that it's pointing to some kind of support being Attempted rather than resistance level. So this could be very important here. All right. I want you to do that just to show you Um, moving on let's go to dan alfredo georgia dan. How are you? I'm doing well basil. Thank you good A question for you. I was looking at the at the IWM and wondering if you're On the daily I can't can't figure if it's uh getting into a New leg a or e It's e so this is a new oh your question is it made the d would this be a new leg a If you have any questions just put an alternate count e to a Um, that would be legitimate here But everything I like to be sequential until they're really good science to say, you know The last low could have been a low of importance. So maybe I need an alternate count off the d This is not an alternate count right now. I've got it as an e and I think I'd stay with it as an e And it's trading at up 42 cents at 157 59 There's a there are a couple of patterns here. They're really important if I'm going to blow up my uh Weekly chart so that you can see it in greater detail just so that I can explain to you What I'd be looking at as resistance levels. There's a trend line From the august high of 173 39 in the russell 2000 etf And it comes down to the high that was made on the rebound from the low of december to the march First week of march high. I think it's the first of march 159 50 Then it pulled back quite sharply created an uptrend line And now it's making this cup formation But it's just outside where I call the chaplain wave inside track. Have you got time to hold on because I've got Something that I'd like to talk about Okay, great. We've got dan and our friend at georgia. 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It's a pattern that I talk about very often So there's a lowercase h pattern, but if you flip it over It becomes a kind of a reverse y That reverse y means you've gone up and then you've made a cup formation and you're retesting the left side high What happens at that point is going to be very important So what does that mean? Look at this chart of the day. Do you see this move to the upside? Goes to 159 50 Put pd and then it pulls back to the 148 level 25th of march Now it's making its way and I've got a chaplain wave inside wedge I've got the uh the plum line that I always talk about he has your plum line right there That's on the log the 25th of march at 148 41 and look what it did It took x number of bars to come down And now it's taking about the same number of bars to get to this level And I'm suspecting this there might be just enough strength to try to test another once or twice 159 area Of this green dash chaplain wave inside wedge target line And that won't happen if and I always like to have The opinion that there's perhaps a cup formation and there should be a fighting arch formation And that would say that if that's going to fail We should fail almost at the highs and that should create a new arch formation So I've drawn them in I'm not sure Dan if you can see this if you're watching it live But you'll be able to you are able I know sir Okay, so then perhaps in the in the archive you'll have a chance But a reason why I wanted to bring it up is that we've got the same thing now in the cup formation of the IWM weekly chart and that's saying that this is the breakout here of the downtrend line Is important because it's suggesting with the mag D strong and the stochastic So that 86 percent there's a chance that we could get to the 159s As a point and a half higher and that's going to be very important Does it double top and then take a breather or does it just smash right through in the cup formation the paddle I'm looking at right now says there should be some kind of resistance So I should actually get to you and say but what exactly were you looking at and wanting to do? I am short, but I have a stop for about 160 161 and I I guess my more interesting I was more interested in what your thoughts were Because s and p down nasdaq are all pretty much at highs So the rest is still quite a bit down Way down 173 was the high in august is trading at 157 right now I think that the dowel and the uh, uh, the dowel and the Transports their transports and the IWM are going to play catch up My thinking here is getting closer and closer to to to to believing that there's first going to be a pullback So that they can build the energy to do that which puts you in the right camp But it does say there. Are you short? Which vehicle are you? Do you have the three-time short? You just yeah short. You do have the three see that makes it completely different So that's your you you have the tz a um And it's trading at nine dollars and a penny That means that you would have to allow it To go if you could prepare to go to 160 That means that the tz a will take out the low of the 12th, which is at 891. So that's 10 cents, you know Wow I Oh, I know what I would do. So this is this is just my thinking because I have to just be very honest with you if the IWM I'm thinking that it could pull back in this area, but it could just make a slightly higher high From where it was just three days ago That still puts it under or close to the to the most important left side high of 157 Of the 159 50 I I would probably do this you're in the position I would let the day play out. It looks to me like the at this point It's funny because suddenly the IWM is one of the stronger of the indices. It's up 0.28 percent I'm sorry to tell you this you know that right But at the same time it keeps rotating and when it pulls back, it does have a pretty sharp pullback So I'm gonna this is what I would do if you've got the three times long. I would divide it into three I would say that if by the end of the day the IWM actually closes closer to the to the high of the day Which is 157 90 I'd probably lighten up one position You know, you could if this starts to tank you're going to be able to get in if you won't get in the best level But you might be able to get in where you're getting out now in other words The best level might be that it actually goes higher and then the tza is down in that 890 area So that would be the best level, but it doesn't matter you want to get the direction and right now I don't have anything telling me that the there's a directional change in the daily And definitely I don't have it in the weekly So it's I don't want to put it into the guesswork Characteristic, but I'm going to say to you I I would handle the trade so that I don't want it overnight.  Correct Yeah, so that's why the reason why I don't think I want the overnight risk. I'd rather say I'm missing Opportunity because it's now going down. I can now I can pile into the downside Then to say oh my god. Oh by tomorrow morning at 9 30. I just hope that something horrible happens So that the market goes down. I just that's not the way you want to do it So I'm just saying to you risk reward If it closes at the high of the day Um, I'm probably would myself I would probably say I'm getting out of two thirds keep a third just in case I might even say, you know what? I'd much rather be buying it When I've got confidence that look even the 120 minute chart and made a what did I do? It made a peak foe or the other day Yesterday, yeah, I made a peak e and yet it's not pulling back very sharply It's holding very nicely. Look to nice green candles for the 120 minute chart Stochastic is trying to turn up. Magdy's not looking too bad. I'm I'm saying to you I prefer to miss opportunity to to have you overnight Well, you know, I yesterday I had a Chapman wave Trin gauge reading which said that there should be a 9 to 11 point E-mini rally at some point Either overnight or today within two days and we had it overnight going into this morning Um, I don't have any reading. I just checked it. I don't have any reading for tomorrow I'm just saying to that if this closes near the hind, there's no bad news at all tomorrow This could this could actually gap up and I just I'm only thinking of the risk reward Now, I don't want to change your thinking if you were prepared to say that that's what you were looking at in the IWM of the 160 area Um, that's fine. I mean you have a plan. I don't want to change your plan I'm just saying I've got a Chapman wave inside wedge target line, which is at 158 79 If it goes above that My next level is 150 950. So that's already telling me that there's A real good chance that It could push higher by tomorrow So I'm just saying If you want my opinion, I'm just saying be a little careful You could always get back in and not only that if you miss The turn down by even two points, but it is saying that it's the magnus starting to turn down stochastic is at 93 That's very good So I'm just saying to you I'd be very careful. I hope that helps you but I would be very careful Thank you. Okay. Let me know how it goes this speaking in a couple of days. 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Good trade The reason why I wanted to go through my thinking here Was not that within It's five minutes to one and say by five minutes to two suddenly the market's pulling back sharply And the IWM is tanking and you say oh my god No, it was just to say that if it closes towards the high of the day There could be a gap up tomorrow and that's really I don't see the reason to have that kind of risk Under those conditions if we start to pull back and the IWM which is up 43 starts to go up Up 33 then only up point 29 and then up 10 and by the end of the day you're looking at something Much lower than it is right now 157.62 you're absolutely in the right position and that that's very different That that was my thinking. I just want to clarify that because sometimes what you're saying And what's being heard? You know, I just want to make sure that we were on the same length now. The other thing is yes I as far as sectors are concerned there were two sectors that we were shorting But that's different to the stocks I was saying that I couldn't even though I saw individual stocks that might have been looking weak We didn't take any stocks I was rather having the generic sector that we were short Because that seemed to me a more secure way of doing it Then at this particular stage in the market cycle of an individual stock But I am looking and I'm saying to myself. Well, look at Starbucks Starbucks is had a spectacular look at this monthly move in Since july of 2018 somewhere in the 47s It's gone straight up to the almost the 77 area And the monthly charge is still only a leg B Not the way I can count it. I've been through this so many times The weekly chart is in a leg D. Maybe a peak D this week. We don't know Nakti is good. Stochastic is very good at 97 percent And uh, but it is a D and a D other things can happen So you look at the daily chart and the daily chart says hey, is this an aphorist C It looks more like it could be an effort could look like it's bumping into resistance All-time highs and what are you doing? You're messing around looking at the short side But I think it's Starbucks and some of these other stocks could be tells over the next few days About the bigger picture shorter term


What's up y'all Please make sure you watch this entire video all the way to the end and maybe a few times after Get whatever jewels from this that you can So I just left a restaurant after waiting 30 minutes for a day to show up and apparently I got stood up. I Don't know what to say. I'm trying to do everything right to be a gentleman. I brought flowers I've been consistent talking with this girl for two weeks trying to get to know what she likes what she doesn't like I made plans. I picked the restaurant the day in the time You know done everything to be just the kind of guy that Would you value somebody's time? like I just I'm just looking for my person I'm just looking for the one that I Guess he's out there for me I mean I want to be somebody's husband someday father I'm trying to do everything that's right. I just get stood up My feelings didn't even matter Sitting there eating the meal by myself Realizing that nobody even cares So this brother Jonathan does comedy he went viral recently for his story Being stood up Apparently he showed up to a restaurant waiting for a young lady that he had agreed to come on a date with and she didn't show up and in the video They look like the brother started crying talking about how hard it is to date these days and how basically good guys finish last and He wants a family and you know so on and so forth And I think this is an excellent teaching moment. I Know there's some speculation as to whether or not this is real, you know because he's a comedian so it could be staged even on his Instagram he talks about Wanting to go viral. I believe even use Viral hashtags quote-unquote when he posted this this video, but nevertheless This is an experience that I've heard happen to multiple people brothers sisters And like I said, whether or not this is real I think it's an excellent opportunity for us to consider a few things I'm hoping this in some way is gonna apply to women as well But this is specifically for brothers and some brothers in this space Because part of what drives brothers to red pill to the man is fear is the idea that We were lied to the idea that good things are not Rewarded good behaviors are not rewarded. I was talking to a friend of mine the other day and he talked about how When his family members who's essentially a bum Has kids and he doesn't even though he wants kids and the ultimate gift to a man the ultimate reward for a man is progeny is legacy and The current delegation of women are rewarding the wrong types of men one of the YouTube channels that I watch is named Psycax and he talked about this concept of the adored versus the adorer and I think it's an excellent concept to Kind of understand the male-female dynamic and some of the counter-intuitive truths that we must wrestle with as men as it relates to Dating and mating and the whole nine and basically what he talks about is that in Relationships there are two positions the adored and the adorer and That the adored is the person Essentially on the pedestal and the adorer is the person Worshipping the person on the pedestal, you know, I've talked about how most men baseline put women on a pedestal We think women are sugar and spice and everything nice and typically it's not until something traumatic happens Then we realize that that's not the case But he makes the point that being the adored is Actually the harder job right a lot of times we think about it as being the adorer is the harder job because you Stand the risk of being Denied being rejected But he makes a counter-intuitive point that being the adored is the harder job Because essentially you're you're in a precarious situation. You're you're the one who can fall basically and Contrary to popular belief women don't actually enjoy that position And I think this is the first mistake we make as men particularly men who aren't the future archetype men who didn't get the game from an OG we Default to putting women prematurely and Undeservedly on a pedestal now Psychax he makes the point that you do the woman and women in general a favor when you take them off the pedestal And you put them in the adorer position and you take on the responsibility of being the adored now He goes in a more detail, but basically I've learned that Women feel safest women feel the most comfortable when they're seen as a human being when they're not seen as the bad bitch when they're not seen as The trophy this object of desire like most men see them as especially if she's attractive and at the moment you Establish and maintain a power dynamic that puts her on top you've lost at the moment that you Infuse any bit of desperation into your Interactions your dynamic you've lost now think about it from her perspective it kind of makes sense because Where is the fun for her? where is the excitement for her where is the Dopamine rush of winning quote-unquote for her that's something that the adorer enjoys not the adored so essentially When you allow the woman to be the adorer you allow her to enjoy all the rewards whether chemical rewards or the social rewards of Winning you and really the only way to do that is to become him The most important lesson I've learned That's what the chick that like you not the one you like I've talked about this a little bit, but Whatever him is to you, right? It means becoming a successful man It means becoming a man who's chasing something greater Than just a woman or just attention It means a man who is comfortable being alone It means a man who's secure enough in himself and secure enough in what he's building To be selective in who he allows to join His proverbial company, you know part of the reason why Harvard is so hard to get into part of the reason why Google meta so hard to get into is because a lot of people want to get in there So now these companies these schools have their pick of the litter and they can be selective in who they award with acceptance and part of the reason we do what we do as men is to rise the ranks Whatever that means for you in your industry with your interests and gain the ability to be selective in the quality of women that you accept and not Have that spirit of desperation when you talk to women. They always bring up abundance whether by saying abundance or in so few words they idealized men who see the the world as a glass half full who see the world as a place of opportunity and Men who are desperate For companionship are often seen as men who do not have options and in this man's case You know by looking at him by kind of gauging his demeanor. He strikes you as somebody who doesn't have options and Obviously that's easier said than done. Some people are blessed with advantages that other people don't have Some people are tall. Some people are more intelligent. Some people are have the gift of gab Some people are more handsome. However, whatever it is that you can do in your industry and with your interest to rise the ranks And to really hone in and get getting your 10,000 hours That is the best thing that you can do to become successful with women You know the famous saying you'll lose money chasing women, but you'll never lose women chasing money. So true my question to you is When are you gonna learn about my culture?  You really said that All right In my culture in America, that's rude. That's disrespectful Especially when a woman says that about the man that she's with. Oh, really? Yeah, I don't know sometime I kid then wish my kid my friend or your play you didn't come home and we In Vietnam my culture is not far Root, but I don't know how is your country and now We could make like if we're alone and we're around family We could make the jokes like that to each other, but in front of strangers. I'm a guest here I am I am I seen one other person of my skin complexion here in the whole time. I've been here You're not accustomed to us. So when you say it it sounds like it's a it's an attack You know one of my issues with the whole save yourself movement and the passport bro movement and I've talked about this when they and I that group and I were beefing but there's this romantic idea of Foreign women there's a romantic idea of even in women's case divesting without Considering some of the challenges that come along with it without considering some of the pitfalls of that lifestyle You know in this brothers case he maybe struggled in America dating and he took his business elsewhere he got an Asian wife and now he's dealing with this and maybe he thought by leaving the country by going into another culture and He would be safe or saved He would Have a better time But as you can see some of those deep-seated insecurities are still there and particularly when you consider The reality of what the world is right people Think of white supremacy, but they don't think about Asian supremacy They don't think of the fact that China is recolonizing Africa as we speak and ironically we think that our salvation is in the Arms of a non-black woman I've had brothers talk to me about how some of the the women of other cultures are Pushed towards black men by their mothers even because these black men are in positions of you know financial access in the whole nine But deep down They just need them for his resources. They don't like them You're still black and I'm just hoping that brothers take these things and these nuances into account before they think there's just wholesale salvation in Columbia or in the Dominican or in Thailand or in other places Now it's different. I think if you understand the dynamic and you know what it is you going in, you know with a clear and Realistic understanding, but if you have a fairytale mindset be ready for for a shock now I can speak to Africa I can't speak to other cultures, but African women for instance are known to be more domestic than American black women for instance, but Like I've said before They have their challenges as well. Don't think for a second that It is just wholesale better on the other side Sometimes the grass only looks greener because it's astroturf Also, brothers, please stop crying on camera Black men stop crying on camera stop listening to this rhetoric about black men need to be more externally Emotionally expressive.    Does he make concessions to his wife, which is nothing wrong with making concessions like okay boo today? You know we gonna do that well overall if he gives up his discipline. She has no more reason to respect him Now we won't go to the gangster Gangster gonna tell you what MOB money over bitches.  He'll tell you the truth, too He'll say look don't get in the way of me and my bitches and don't get in the way I'm being my money because the money come first. This is his mentality. This is gangsta. That's what you know, right? And she accepts that but She's gonna still talk at him.  Oh, yo take me out to the movies. Is he wrong for making concessions to that woman?  He always think about building and talking about the universe and everything And that's it. Yo man, we can't get into that. We need we need to pray We need to meditate. Let's like these instances like these. Oh, so this this is polite You want to just have sex? I want to have a ritual Ritual negative what we cut in chicken.   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Irene Dunn, Fred McMurray show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan and Fred McMurray as George. Together in a gay new exciting comedy adventure, Bright Star. Irene Dunn, Fred McMurray show. Starring Irene Dunn as Susan Armstrong, owner and editor of the Hillsdale Morning Star, and Fred McMurray as George Harvey, the paper's ace reporter. Someone said that lightning never strikes twice in the same place. But then that someone never heard of the Hillsdale Morning Star. Susan Armstrong is busy at the editor's desk just as lightning is about to strike again. Yes, Amy? I was just giving Miss Fire a breather on the ad desk and this came in. Oh, what is it? One of those lonely hearts things. I thought you might be interested. Lonely hearts? That's it. Attractive middle-aged woman desires to communicate with successful middle-aged men. Object matrimony. Well, why should I be interested in this, Amy? Just like any other ad in the lonely hearts column? It's a box ad, but take a look where they want the replies sent. Good heavens. That's my house. My address. That's why I thought you'd be interested. I'm sure you haven't made some mistake. No, ma'am. Even with the cold, nobody else could sound like patience. Patience? She sounds like the differential on a $50 used car. Patience? Did she recognize you? I don't think so. Everybody tells me that over the phone my voice comes out real sweet like. Yes, I'm sure it must. Sammy, I don't want you to say a word about this to anyone. Yes, ma'am. Is Mr. Harvey in his office? Not at the moment. Where is he? Across a street having brunch. Is this a habit with him? No, ma'am. Most of the time he goes out later in the afternoon. What's that for? Well, I ain't sure, but the way that guy eats, I'd call it dunch. Well, as soon as he returns from brunching or dunching, tell him I want to see him immediately. Say the minute I found out you wanted me, boy. George, I need you. That is a statement of fact. I hardly agree. If it's a proposal, I say it's a little sudden. Read this. The attractive middle-aged woman desires to communicate with successful middle-aged man. Object matter moment. Why, Susan, you're not middle-aged. You know it. George, please. I'll admit I'm not quite successful, but then I'm not quite middle-aged either now.  Will you stop that? Guess who put that ad in the paper? Not you, for me. Patience. Patience? Your patience? My patience. Let me read this again. Attracted middle-aged woman. Well, that lets patients out right there. She wouldn't be attractive in a full-length dress made out of $10,000 bills. Nevertheless, she phoned that ad in this morning. Must have blown a condenser. Well, suppose she finds the man she's looking for. So his luck ran out, then, so it could happen to anybody. But it means I'd lose her. And then what would I do? No, you'd find someone else. Well, there isn't anyone else like Patience. Maybe she's just lonesome. A lot of these old gals get funny ideas when they're sneaking up on 60. Now, Patience is nowhere near 60. All right, so I'll spot you a few years either way. But why should she be lonesome? Well, for one thing, a reading lamp at night isn't exactly what you'd call the bright lights. The bright lights? Oh, Patience would never care for anything like that. John's read a statistic that 95% of the moth that get barbecued in the flame are well over middle moth age. So maybe Patience feels she'd like to kick a little gong herself. I wonder if you're right. Let me call her. I've got an idea. Help yourself. I don't know when I've ever had anything upset me, so... Well, we'll work it out. This is Miss Armstrong, Patience. Oh, yeah? I just wanted to tell you we're dining out tonight at the hotel. Dancing, too. Okay, I'll save the legal lamb and warm it over to bar night. There's some hamburger I can eat. No, Patience, you don't understand. I mean you, too. Me, too, what? You're included. You're going to the hotel with us. I just got to thinking that you've been working too hard lately and you need a night off. I haven't got anything to wear. Now, don't you worry about that. We're going informal and you have beautiful clothes. We? Who's the rest of us? George, of course. Hey, wait a minute. Did you hear me, Patience? I heard you. Is that all right with you? About George, I mean. Into every life a little rain must fall. We'll pick you up around seven. You'll be ready? As ready as I'll ever be. Good. See you then. Bye. What's the big idea? How did I get roped into this? I need you, George. You said that before, but what has this got to do with that? Well, you were the one who thought up the bright light. So? So all the people I know, you're the greatest little lamplighter in the whole world. You know what I wish. Know what? The next time I stick my neck out, I wish somebody would douse my light. Is your state good, Patience? At these prices, the body should take it home and frame it. Never mind what it costs. Is it good? I've got a better recipe at home. The chef here is famous for his salads. Good, isn't it, Patience? I've got a better recipe at home. Well, you will have to admit this is living, Patience. Bright lights, good food, pleasant people. And there's music in a little while. Excellent service. She's got a better recipe at home. And they're my own recipes, too. I worked them out all by myself. Well, you're the best cook in the world, Patience. We all know that. But isn't it a treat being out like this? I just can't help thinking we could eat for a week on what this dinner costs. Now, don't you worry about that. I can afford it, I'm sure. You can afford it. What about him? I think nothing of it, Patience. She can afford it for me, too. Did you notice last week where a husband sued his wife for divorce and the judge awarded him alimony? No. Really? What a strange case. Oh, I don't know. I have a feeling that men are beginning to assert their rights these days. She'll have to pay him $100 a month for the rest of her life. We'll probably be seeing more of these cases as time goes on. What do you charge her with? Oh, flirting and things like that. I believe she had her eye on another man. $1,200 a year isn't much for a new husband. Income taxes cost more than that. The music has started, George. Oh, yes, nice music, too. Patience, how about tripping the light fantastic? Me? Oh, don't be silly. The last time I danced was at a corn husken bee back in Minnesota. Well, we haven't any corn handy, but maybe we could throw a little asparagus around the floor and get you back in the mood. Dancing like swimming, Patience. Once you know how you never forget. That's what I keep telling my joints. You having trouble with it? Did you ever hear corn popping in a roaster? Sure. That's me and my joints on a dance floor. Now, you just go ahead and dance with Miss Susan. You're sure you won't mind being alone, Patience? One more night won't hurt, will it? No, I guess not. Well, shall we do it? Pleasure. How are we doing? Not very well, but I don't think we've changed our mind at all. Somehow I get the same impression. I'm afraid we're doing this all wrong, George. She didn't care for the dinner or anything. What about taking her home and sailing into a wild game of hearts? Well, we've got to do something. This isn't accomplishing anything. You know, I've always had a feeling that in her heart, Patience doesn't really like me. Don't be foolish. Wait a minute. I've just put my finger on it. Patience is fighting you, that's it. If that means she's attracted to you, I shouldn't have come along tonight. Susan, do you feel all right? The very next time, we'll see that you're alone with Patience. And if she gets to like you, she'll forget about the other men. Well, that's the... Besides being utterly asinine and preposterous, there's only one other flaw in your scheme. What? Suppose it works. All the way, oh, what? Good morning, Susan. That's a new theme song I dreamed up for Patience. I wish I could be sure it was her theme song. How did it go last night after I left? I wouldn't know. She thanked me for the dinner and then went to bed. While visions of boyfriends dance through her head. I guess so. Well, I've arranged everything for tonight, George. Oh? Yes, you come out after dinner, and I'll get Patience into the living room and then remember a long phone call I have to make.  Just what do you mean by the rest? Well, I don't have to tell you how to charm women, do I? Well, I wish somebody would. I haven't had too much success lately. Wait a minute. You don't mean I'm supposed to charm Patience, do you? Well, if you could manage to take her mind off other men, that would help. Oh, this is a desperate situation, George. It's called for desperate measures. Well, not that desperate. Don't tell me. Look, I'm a reporter, not a gigolo. Good morning. Hello, Sammy. Here's the answers to that ad Patience ran yesterday. Let me see. Five answers. Oh, heavens, this is worse than I thought. That means there are five men in this city who are willing to marry Patience. Well, it's probably a basketball team, and they want her for a roving center. Oh, I'd give anything to know what these answers are and how Patience reacts to them. Why don't you ask her? No, that would never do. Hey, wait a minute. That's an idea. Let Sammy do it. Sammy? Sure. Let him take the letters out to Patience and hang around to find out whatever he can find out.  I'd rather be a fireman. You can be a fireman tomorrow, Sammy. It might work at that. Sammy, take these letters out to Patience and watch her reactions closely. Get her to read them if you can. What if I can't?  I thought they always nailed these answers from the newspaper. Sure, but I figured you were something special, so I brought them over personally. Thanks. They look like they may be important. No little windows in them, so they can't need bills. So I noticed. Well, I got a knife. You want me to slit them open for you? No thanks. But if you're so handy, there's a pan of potatoes you can peel. Oh, well, maybe I better get back to the office. That's what I was thinking. You're sure you don't want those letters open before I go? That's the general idea, Sammy, now run along. Okay, but remember to call me if anything starts burning. Whatever in the world for. Because from now on, you're looking at smoke eating Sammy, doubling for a dalmatian on engine company three. Now back to our two stars, Irene Dunn and Fred McMurray in the second act of our story. It's the same evening. The evening that Susan has arranged for George to call on Patience. The trap has been set at Susan's house, and George feeling like a big hunk of cheese is the bait. Now George, Patience is coming right in. Tell her I'm phoning and ask her to wait until I get back. Sammy failed us this morning, so now it's up to you. Well, if Sammy couldn't do it, what chance do I have? Now George, all you have to do is be your usual sweet self. Well, all right. I'm just putty. I don't have to wait till morning. I hate myself right now. Susan. Well, she just remembered an important phone call, Patience. She'll be right back. Sit down, won't you? Don't mind if I do. I've been on my feet all day. Such tiny feet, too. My feet are big enough to keep me from blowing over in a strong wind. That's what feet are for. Yes. Patience, what time do you get up in the morning? What difference does it make? Well, no difference. I was just wondering how long and hard your day was. Morning's when I don't feel so good to stay in bed till 6.30. And when you're feeling tops? Five o'clock on the nose. Five? Yeah. If I got up at five in the morning, that's how it'd be on my nose. Some people have ambition and some don't. Meaning me, I suppose. Why do you say those things to me, Patience? I've always been very fond of you. Why should you be fond of me? Why? Well, because you're charming, intelligent. You have a wonderful disposition, sense of humor, and you're a handsome woman. Sounds like the borne stone kicked you right in the teeth. I beg your pardon? I'm not charming. I don't have the sense to come in out of the wet. I've got a mean disposition. I never said anything funny in my life. And the only handsome thing about me is my teeth. And they're not even mine. Well, as I always said, Patience, you should know. Well, the least you could do is give me an argument. I could be wrong, you know. Patience, I make it a point. Never to argue with a woman. Maybe that's what's wrong with you. I ever think of that? No, no. That never occurred to me. Okay, pick any subject you like and we'll argue. One fall to a finish.  A little flaky? Off your rocker. Oh, but you just said you wanted me to argue with you. I haven't got time to argue with anybody. When Miss Susan gets through that phone call, how will I be in the kitchen? But Patience, Susan, you can come out now. Tell me everything, George. How did it go? To make a long story short, Patience probably loves every man in the world but me. Oh, no. I told you I wouldn't be any good at this charm stuff or any other way. Right now I wouldn't care if she married all five of those guys. George, think what that would mean for me. The world won't come to an end if she goes away and gets married. Oh, now don't stand there arguing. George, I guess I know what I'm talking about. One wants to argue with me, the other one doesn't. Sometimes I wonder why I came here. Yes, sometimes I wonder too. Okay, I'll go and then we can both stop wondering. You're going to leave me? Patience is going to leave me? I'll be all alone. No, no, you won't. When she answers those five letters, you'll have five guys around here. Pick out what she doesn't want and the best of luck to both of you. Miss Patience Wentworth. That's right. My name is Norman Rutland. I'm putting together a cookbook featuring wholesome American recipes. I understand you're quite famous here in Isidale for your culinary art. Who's been talking to you? The manager here at the hotel recommended your skill. I believe he had several of your dinners as a guest of your employer. Miss Susan Armstrong? Oh, sure I remember. He ate until he almost fell off the chair. Well, that's the sort of dish I'm looking for. Could I visit you and look over your recipes? I'm paying $25 a piece for those I use. $25 for one of my recipes? That's right. I'll be right down to the hotel. Oh, well, it might be better if I came to see you. I'll need cooking instructions and all that. Tonight at 7.30 and maybe earlier? Oh, 7.30 will be just fine. And thank you so much. Thank you. $25 and I've got a million of them. Morning star, Miss Armstrong. Miss Susan, this is Patience. The most wonderful thing has just happened. Patience, where are you? At home. Where else? I was wondering if I could have dinner a little earlier tonight. There's a man coming to see me and it's very important. A man? I was wondering if you could help me get fixed up for his visit. You know, maybe a new coat of paint for the old war horse? Oh, you're not an old war horse. Then maybe we could do something with my hair so it won't look so much like hay. Yes, Patience. We can have dinner early and I'll help you all I can. I'm not much on fancy talk so I'll just say thanks. Oh, Patience, would it be all right if I bring George home for dinner? Sure, this is the most important night of my life and not even George can spoil it. Maybe I should have worn that green wool jersey. No, Patience, this silk tappet is simply divine. Besides, it rustles when you walk. Well, when he comes I'd want to go downstairs sounding like a tree in the wind. No, believe me, this dress really does something for you. Doesn't it sort of hide my figure? Yes, I know, but that's why I think it's just a perfect choice. Oh, look at my hair, will you? Oh, no, no, that looks kind of like a halo on your head. Maybe, but I don't think they're wearing straw halos these days. How about borrowing some of that hair lacquer you use? By all means, go right into my room and help yourself. It's on my dressing table. Then I'd better be getting downstairs. It's almost 7.30. Now, look, you do nothing of the sort. How would it look for you waiting at the door like a schoolgirl on her first date? When I was a schoolgirl and had my first date, I didn't wait at any door. I went out and got it myself. But you've got a point there. Of course I have. Now, George and I will be downstairs to welcome him and when he comes we'll call you. By the way, what's his name? Norman Rufflin. Pretty as nid. Yes, it certainly is. Patience is waiting upstairs, George. We're supposed to call her when he comes. She's lacquering her hair.  His name is Norman Rufflin. But we won't have much time to work on him. Once she hears the door chime, she'll be expecting us to call her right away. George, you've solved everything. I have. We won't give him a chance to ring the door chimes. We'll meet him at the door. And that way we can get rid of him and she'll never know he's even been here. Slightly dangerous, I'd say, but it might work. Look, coming up the walk. That must be that Rufflin now. Go on, go to the door, George. Quick, before he rims. Well, well, Mr. Rufflin. Come in, come in. We've been expecting you. Oh, thank you. But I believe you have the advantage of me. Oh, I'm George Harvey. Glad to know you. Come in, come in. How do you do? Thanks, I will. Well, Mr. Rufflin, this is Mrs. Susan Armstrong. Oh, Mr. Rufflin, this is a pleasure. How do you do? You must be Miss Wentworth's employer. Patient? Yes, I am. Well, let's get comfortable. Might be a little weight, patients is making up her face. Two-hour job, sometimes more.  Hello. How do you find things, Mr. Rufflin? Things. I mean everything, you know. Oh, well, quite well, thank you. But really, Miss Wentworth, you've not bothered, after all, how important is the face? You're not interested in her face? I assure you, her face does not matter in the least. Well, I must say that certainly is broad-minded, isn't it, George? Yes, yes, certainly is. But then he's never seen patients. I'm wondering if we're talking about the same thing. Oh, yes, yes, we are. Patients has told me all about it. Actually, I'm really interested in her cooking. Her cooking? Her cooking? I beg your pardon. Forgive me, but when anyone mentions cooking and patients in the same breath, I have to laugh. Well, I'm not sure that I follow you. Uh, soggy potato pancakes.  Soggy, you say? But potato pancakes should be crisp and dainty and dry. Oh, well, her squash all over the place. She's almost dunking them like a Friday. This is very odd. I understood she had some excellent and rare recipes. Oh, that.  Oh, the Wentworth Wiggles. The Wentworth Wiggles. Yes, it's a spaghetti dish she makes. No character. No battle. No, it just flops on your plate and stares at you with sauce in its eyes. Really? Oh, extraordinary. But if her cooking is so vile, why do you tolerate her around? Oh, well, well, she really needs the work. Yes. You see, I try to keep her out of the kitchen just as much as I can. I see. It's strange how some people can build a reputation on nothing at all. Yes, yes, isn't it, Mr. Rufflin? But then patience always was good at talking a great meal. Well, forgive me for having troubled you. I'll be running along. It's been a pleasure, Miss Armstrong. Mr. Harvey. Yes, it has. Mr. Rufflin, you have no idea. It's 8.30, George. I wonder how long she's going to stay up there. Well, maybe she put on too much lacquer and got stuck to the mirror or something. Oh, here she comes. Didn't he come yet? Oh, no patience. Maybe he got hung up somewhere. No. He isn't here, but now he's not coming. Don't take it so hard, patience. Maybe it's all for the best. Oh, sure. If you can figure what's good about losing $200. $200?  Do I look flaky or something? That's what he was going to pay me. Pay you? For what? Recipes for the cookbook he's putting together. I figured I could sell him at least eight. Oh, well... Recipes? Cookbook? You mean he wasn't interested in you, personally? No more than I was interested in him. Oh. What's the matter with you? I'm groaning for Susan, too. Oh, that's him. I just know that's him. Oh, I hope with all my heart it is. But I'm sure it isn't. Oh, just Sammy from the office. Sammy? Some more letters came for patience in the afternoon mail, and I thought they might be important, so I brought them over. Thanks, but you didn't need to bother. Why does Bill chuck them in the fireplace with all the rest? But patience. Show his letters. You're burning them. But you're adding the paper. I know. Silliest thing ever did in my life. Tootsie Bender, she's a friend of mine back in Minnesota. An old enough to know better. Coming down here in a few weeks. She has an idea she ought to get married. So she asked me to run that ad in the paper down here and save her the answers. Oh, I see. So that was it. I'll just tell her she didn't get a single nibble. That old fool's kept out of trouble this long, and I ain't gonna be the one to start getting her into it. Oh, patience. Patience. I've done a horrible thing. You get engaged to George? No. No. Then just take it easy, honey. You've got nothing to worry about. There you go. Our stars Irene Dunn and Fred McMurray will return in just a moment. George, tell me, how did you make out? How do I always make out?  I did not. Mr. Rutland understood perfectly. But he must have thought I was out of my mind. I told him that. That's why he understood perfectly. You didn't. He's accepted an even dozen of patients' recipes and paid her $300 as per agreement. Oh, wonderful. You've just come from your house and patients has already tucked the money away. Wherever she tucks money away. And she's not angry with you anymore, is she? Not only is she not angry, but she has created a special dish in my honor, which she is in the process of preparing at this very moment. A special dish? What is it? It's called Old Southern Hash Allahabbi. And I deem it a great honor, ma'am, if you'd have dinner with me tonight at your house. Mr. Habbi, sir, I could just kiss you for asking me. Well, you just go ahead, honey.  You are so right. Irene Dunn and Fred McMurray will be back next week in another exciting comedy adventure in the gay new series, Bright Star. This is Wendell Niles inviting you to join us then.


Hi, and welcome to the second video introduction for Hands on Science with Computing. My name is Essi and I work at AldoScience IT, Teaching and Communications, which means that I am connecting new researchers and new users to existing resources. I'm here with Richard, who can introduce himself. Yeah, I'm Richard Darst. I also work at AldoScience IT. And, well, like Essi, my interests these days are usability and teaching and helping everyone to use the resources that we provide. In this video, we will be referring to a survey conducted on scientific computing where one question was, what do you know now about scientific computing that you wish someone had told you when you began as a researcher or a student? Yeah, and this question really lets you see what kind of things that are sort of implicitly learned by people without being taught in courses, which are really important for your career. So hopefully this will give you a lot of good things to think about. There were 66 answers to that question and I have picked up some of them to talk about in the hope of them being helpful for someone who is just starting out. First answer that caught my eye was, scientific computing should be introduced earlier on the studies. It is basically mandatory, so that should be brought up. The leap from tiny Python scripts to scientific computing with large data sets is huge and quite intimidating, especially for an undercraft grad student. So what would you suggest for a person who is now moving from courses into research? What should they first pay attention to in order to keep up? Wow, that's a big question to start with. So maybe in part all of the other questions that we answer sort of relate to this, but I think maybe the biggest differences are the scale and the independence of what you're doing. So you're not being told here, dude, and you're told use these tools and then you do it and come back, but you're given a general problem and you need to find the right tools in order to do it. And a lot of this involves things like managing your data or code and then also spending time learning the tools that you need in order to solve the problem at the same time you're actually doing the problem. Then there were quite many repeating answers saying how to use the computing resources, how to access resources in practice and use them for computing. I still have a feeling that I do not know enough about practicalities, how to use all possible opportunities and how to Google properly. So how could these people be advised to find suitable resources for them? And how does one learn to find information efficiently? Well, so okay, that's the sort of interesting question.  Or do you, like, I know there's been some people who've done a lot of work on their laptop and then realize, oh, I have a cluster that I could use much faster and I didn't know about. And well, for that we have different courses and things which can introduce to you the resources and also how to use them. But, you know, a lot of it is also before you go and immediately start working on a problem. Think about like do some searches, what is available? Like what do we provide for free? And what do we support? On the Altoscientific Computing pages, we have a lot of lists of different things and you can find a good page at Alto called, let's see, IT resources for research, or IT services for research. Yeah, and then also go and ask your friends and other people doing things like ask, okay, so what are, like, what are you using to do your computing? And maybe that's even the best way to learn from each other. Maybe we could talk about what the different general categories are. So one first category is your own laptop, whether it's your own or provided by the university or own desktop. And this is good because it's easy and you have full control but doesn't really have as much power as other things, and it doesn't really scale up. So if you can make a program run on your own thing in your own editor, there's a big gap between that and the cluster. And there's different remote resources, whether it's remote desktops or remote servers you can connect to and then run there. Obviously there are the computer clusters where you connect there, you run there, you have to script it, but once you script it, then you can run very many things at once. So instead of running, like, starting five copies of your program, you write a batch script and then you start 500 copies of your program. All right, and then we had the following comment. You generally need less computational power than you expect. That's true. And why do people usually get the impression that scientific computing requires huge computational resources? Yeah, that's a sort of interesting question, especially given that the previous answer was you might need to use a cluster that you can do things more often. And I think maybe there's two aspects here. First is the fact that the one processor on the cluster is not necessarily that much more powerful than one processor on your computer. The power of the cluster is that you can do things many times. So basically you can write the script to run your code over and over again with many different parameters or on many different data sets or things like that. So really the difficulty is not that you need one processor that's a lot more powerful, but you need to be able to use the processors better. You need to use the code so that it uses less memory or less time and runs faster. So basically, it's more about your own skills than the computer power you need. And then in those cases that you do need more computer power. Well, you also need the skills in order to use it. So once you're running things 500 times, you really have to make sure that your own code is reasonably fast and not doing things that are just slow for no reason and so on. And that also doesn't mean you have to spend forever optimizing things because at some point it's better to let the computer run it because the computer is cheaper than your own brain, but there's some balance there. Yeah. And just to remind our viewers that you don't have to use time optimizing your programs to perfection. Those might never be perfect, but they need to run and be correct to be changed when needed. Yeah. That's a good point about being correct because there's far more problems with things being wrong and then having to do it again. So what's the next? Next we have a fancy word, parallel coding. And somebody wished that they knew that paralyzing your script can be as simple as running the same script multiple times with different input datasets. From this, I thought that how does one know whether learning parallel computing is worth the effort and how big stuff should one be running? Yeah, that's a really good question. Like, when is it worth the effort? Now, to be honest, I have not done that much parallel programming myself. I've done some where it's needed, but these days I think it's very much different than 10 or 20 years ago. So first off, I think most people need to realize that most of the parallel coding is not that fancy. It's called embarrassingly parallel, which means instead of making one program that can use 500 processors, you make one program that runs 500 times each on one or a few processors. And this goes right back to the scripting and automation of things. So second is that these days oftentimes there's other libraries that do the parallelness for you. So for example, if you're doing a simulation, maybe the simulation package makes in parallel for you or if you're doing numerical stuff, then Python's NumPy library does it in parallel for you. And then in this case, it's not so much about knowing how to do it yourself, but knowing what it's doing so that way you can control it properly and have it work well. So one common problem is that people will run code and say, okay, I need 10 processors for this, and then it uses one, or it tries to use 40 and is inefficient, because they don't know how to run it on the cluster the right way. So once you do start doing things in parallel yourself, there's two main methods. One is shared memory, or the open MP model, which means it's running on one computer and using multiple processors. The second one is message passing, which basically lets it run on multiple computers and send data back and forth between the computers. So both have structured ways of doing things so you're not really making things all from scratch. And of these, the shared memory or open MP isn't that difficult overall, and is enough for many problems these days because one computer has so much memory and processors that well, it can really solve most problems. So I might recommend just looking at your own programming languages and seeing a little bit about how things are done in parallel there. Both the basics and some of the more advanced methods, but don't worry too much about it right now. So when the time comes, then you can use it, and also you'll know how to use the other libraries that do run this and how to control them properly. And next we have environments. Some people left these comments environment preparation and basic stuff such as installing software using condo environment. Environments play a part in reproducibility of research, but in a nutshell, what kind of issues can easily be avoided when getting used to using environments. That's a really good question. So I'd say that, without a doubt, most of our support issues these days come from people needing to install their own software. So let this be a lesson to everyone. So once you start making software that other others use spend some time making it easily installable, or else no one will use it and you've just wasted your time. So environments like, okay, so first off, learn how your own software environment works. So for example, Python, which many people use these days, there's PIP that installs packages, and it's important to know how this works. And also there's a concept of environment or virtual environments, as they're called in Python, which means that instead of taking an installing software for your whole user, which will be shared by everything. For every project you have you have only one environment, and you install software inside of that. So for example project a has virtual environment be and so on. This is really important because what you do for one project won't interfere with the other projects. It makes these environments like throw away or reproducible. So if you ever get a problem you can delete the whole environment and try to install things again. This has two good effects one when something goes wrong, you can start over without having without breaking every single project you're doing. And second, once you can reproduce it and make it again. That means you can sort of test how it works would make it like make it where other people can do it. And like when you see there's problems coming up find them early rather than in five years when you're trying to run things again. There's also the concept of when you're installing things, choosing the versions of things you install so that way you can go back in time. So you want a new version of, say, TensorFlow when it gets released to break all of your own code because it does something new. So you can install the exact version you need, and then keep it the same as you're doing your project until the point you're ready to upgrade. So, most modern programming languages have some way of doing this, both managing the dependencies that you need. And then taking the versions and then installing them in isolated environments. So whatever it is, take some time and learn about it. Yeah, and I would also like to mention here that maybe some people already are on a more advanced level. So how about containerized workflows for environments. Yeah, so the concept of a container is that it's practically like the whole operating system put into a single file, which can be run. So this is great because you're able to basically set up your environment and then copy it from computer to computer and you don't have to reinstall things. So if you know how to do that, it might be useful in some cases, but I think in many cases, being able to make the content environment or the virtual environment, or something like that being able like being able to make that reproducible is more useful and more important than being able to make the new the whole container as an operating system, at least for science where our tasks are not as difficult as say running Amazon or something like that. The next one is a very interesting one. When to do new things by myself versus when to reuse what others have done, because I think the schools teach us something very different than what it is actually like in the real life. Yeah, like, when you take a class, if you went and you found Oh, someone else has solved my problem for me. I'm going to use this to do my assignment, then you're cheating or something like that. Exactly. And that's bad. But when you're doing research if someone else has already solved it, then it's not research it's just doing something that someone else has already done. So you need to be able to use these other good libraries people have made. Whether it's something that's really big and important like say NumPy or TensorFlow or pandas or like there's many of these very common packages which make the basic data structures and data handling and simulations and computations easy. So also small things like if you're doing that someone else has done in another paper and they've released their code, you need to be able to take their code and reuse it in order to both check what they've done and then extend it to do more things yourself. And these are two very different tasks. The first one using the big packages is sort of knowing the best practices and reading documentation. The second one is being able to look at someone else's code and determine is this even correct is it even something I should be reusing, or am I going to try to use this and then realize it's full of bugs and then have to find something So, well, really this depends on what language you're using and how you do things, how you do things yourself, but it's something that you should think about. So, being able to I would say, for now, before you start reusing something, before you start doing something see what you can reuse and then before you start reusing it take a little look at it and decide, is this table enough and reusable enough for me to do. And you can often figure that out by looking at the documentation and install instructions and example use cases and things like that. Yeah, and also keeping in mind that it's the perfect learning opportunity because you actually have to think that how are you going to apply somebody else's code to your own code.  Yeah. And also a learning opportunity because you see what you need to do in your own code to make it where other people can use it, or even yourself can use it five years from now. Like, what something's missing from someone else's documentation, maybe make sure you write it down for yourself. Yeah, so on. Exactly. All right, and then setting up workflows and pipelines. So let's see. So the idea of workflow and pipeline is basically that instead of running things by hand, you somehow make it automatic where you can run one command and then all your work is done. You have like some magical dream ideal which doesn't happen for many people, but the opposite case where you have a bunch of scripts and they have to be run in the right order to get the results. Then in six months when you have to do things again because you need to update it for the next version of your paper, and he don't remember what you did. That's a really bad situation to be in and I've seen many people get there. So I guess the main lesson is at least try to script things a little bit so write down what you've done off script things a little bit so you can run runs one script that runs multiple commands. And if things get advanced enough, there's these workflow automation tools, which can basically understand what all the steps are and rerun everything in the right order, when the code or data has changed. Well, yeah, when you think many people don't get there, but it's something important to be aware that it exists. Yeah. And then we have how to manage my data and code. I think this is a topic that is not at all paid attention to in the courses or in your undergraduate or even graduate studies. Yeah, I've been questioned. I mean, I guess in courses after you do an assignment, you don't need to do it again so like there's not this concept of keeping track of stuff for a long term and so on. Yeah, so, um, when you're a researcher, then you do things for what three to five years or what even longer than if you aren't able to find the stuff you've done before you have a really major problem. So, well, everyone will have your own style. So, um, talk to your friends and colleagues and see what they do and use the best practices. So I guess version control is one of the most important things for managing code and possibly small data. At least you want to minimize copying and pasting. There's this one concept called single source of truth, which means instead of having like making copy and then modifying both and they're all doing slightly different things but they're all somehow related. So I think that you know the master place where everything you do is and try to have the fewer number of master places. For example, on my, all of my computers, I have one directory called get, and that's where all of my projects go these days. So if I need to find something I don't need to look in my data directory and my projects directory in this and that was just one get. And then if I need to synchronize this, or need to find something on another computer I know there's one place to look, either get hub or get lab, depending on what I'm doing. Yeah, but then you'll find you'll sort of find your own style so there may be big data that can be in get so I need to keep this organized a different way. When you're working with other people as a team, it also becomes quite difficult. So I can't I honestly can't tell you what you should do, but I can tell you don't do things without thinking about it a little bit at the start and discussing with the people on your team. Okay, and last but not least we have how to write in a reusable manner. I think first we should define the issue here. I think this means is that, or at least from my experience I start working on a single project, and I do a bunch of work for it. And I'll have some code and data and things like that. And then I start another project. And then, do I start project number two from scratch, or can I use everything I did in project one easily within project to. You can go on making these kinds of things you can reuse in each project is really a key to productivity and efficiency, and also doing things correctly and enjoying your work. So what I found here works well for me, I start one project and I don't really know what I'm doing. So I just do things, but over time I see okay this is a common task which I'm going to be able to reuse. I take that and I split it off into another directory, and make this another module, which can be imported into my other code. So in Python, this is easy there's modules like that. These days I would also take it and make it a installable Python package, which can be installed in my other environments and modified. And then you do this. So you sort of keep in mind, there's a difference between the code for one particular project you have, and then code which is reused and used among multiple projects, and the multi project code you spend more effort in documenting that and making it standardized and like actually working and things like that.  But then also within the code, instead of making say one giant script. You need to be able to use things, functions or modules, and so on, which can be split out into these kinds of things. Once you start doing that it's also really important how do you make this interface, which is stable and reusable. And these are things that are not really taught in many courses, and maybe it might be if you take software engineering courses, but probably most people watching this video are not software engineers and that's not your goal your goals to do some other science or research, where you're basically learning a lot of this yourself. Yeah. So, well, I guess, in the video description that you'll see will have some links to some other resources here. So, maybe it's really important to learn that you're not alone. So, talk to your friends and colleagues, talk to the staff, us at Science IT, and we can give you some advice and make sure things are going in a good direction. Um, yeah. And always keep learning. So, please keep on going through the material on hands-onski.com.readthedocs.io and some additional info about Science IT and upcoming training can be found on ski.com.alto.fi Alright, thanks for watching. Thanks for watching.