Okay, what up everybody? Jews and dudettes. As you guys are used to hearing me say, welcome to episode 106 of the podcast. Joining me today is my old friend Monique Colvin from cptsdcoach.com. What up Monique? I'm so happy to see you. I'm so happy to see you. We've been doing this like a year and a half together, you and me. I can't believe it. It's crazy, right? Yeah, and it does feel like we're old friends. It does. So Monique and I have been, you know, still communicating back and forth here and there, even though we haven't done an episode together in a while. And you posted on your Instagram the other day, a reference to the feeling of feeling safe or not feeling safe, and it really like being a light bulb in my head. I said, oh, we need to talk about this. Because it's a topic that comes up all the time in my circles with, you know, my people, and then my people and your people, and then we have overlapped people. So, um, anxiety, anxiety, when we feel anxiety or anxious, we don't feel safe. Yeah. And what I have found in my travels is that, you know, the stuff that I talk about all the time, facing the fear, going into it, the cognitive behavioral stuff, it teaches people that they are safe even when they feel anxiety and panic. But many people who have that trauma background or abusive background of those past experiences coloring the way they see this, they have a hard time achieving that, you know, like, okay, I understand I'm safe from the panic, but yet why don't I ever feel safe doing this? And it's heartbreaking because I see that there's other stuff going on there that is hindering that. So that's what I kind of wanted to talk about with you, like when you are dealing with somebody who is going through the process of trauma recovery, like how do they deal with building a sense of safety and security, you know, when they're going through that stuff? Is it different than what I talk about? Well, it's not easy. I think one of the things I really like to do, I wish someone would have told me that, is that it's very, very normal to feel the way that you feel, to kind of feel like you're on survival mode all the time, if you have developmental trauma. So if you were born in an environment where you didn't have a secure attachment, where you didn't have your primary caregiver to show you how to regulate and become, you already have this kind of disposition towards survival mode. Your body is always looking like you've got, you're always looking like, is this dangerous? Is this dangerous? Is this dangerous? That's kind of the, excuse me, the survival mode that you end up kind of operating in.  But we're talking biology here. So it's like your body's doing one thing, but you're like, this doesn't make sense. I know I'm safe. Right. Oh, you've got these two. So the first thing, the first thing I really like to explain to people is there is nothing wrong with you. This is how you develop, this is your biology. And really like your environment shapes your biology. So you can't kind of, when you see that and you understand that you can have more compassion on yourself.  Why couldn't I just do this? Why am I always afraid? I didn't understand like the background. So we really start with that, but it makes sense that there's nothing wrong with you and that, you know, yes, your body did learn to be hyper vigilant and is hyper vigilant, but it can also learn to experience a sense of safety. Yeah. And this is something that I see people get, they get frustrated, like you're talking about, they're angry, they're like, well, what's wrong with me? I'm out and I'm doing the driving, the supermarket, all the stuff that I talk about. Why am I, why is it's not clicking with me? They feel so frustrated. And then sometimes when you get to talking, you discover like, oh, well, there was some stuff in the background there that taught them to be constant. So I'm usually addressing like how to feel safe in the midst of anxiety, panic or specific situations. They just live with this constant sense of, when am I going to get broadsided here? And sometimes they don't even recognize that they've had, they've been taught that from an early age. I'm so glad that you understand this because unfortunately, some people don't. And so they might go for help. And not even, you know, the person that they're reaching out for, that was my case, doesn't even understand any of that. And we'll be like, it's almost like they're telling them or, or with or without words. Yeah. Like we need to fix this. What's, what's up with that?  What's wrong with me? Yeah, I hear that all the time. Like, I don't know why I'm not getting this. I see everybody else getting it. I can't get it. And I actually credit you for that, to be honest with you.  I'm so glad that you could say, well, there's more than just a simple anxiety disorder going on here. And nine times out of 10, that is the case. So. And I'm, I'm, it makes me so happy because you're trauma informed. You understand that. And, and, and, you know, you'll be able to be supportive and point maybe in a, you know, direction, a little extra help over here or something. But I know for myself, I was experiencing that for many, many years. And I was given the label of generalized anxiety disorder, as you know. And I was doing all the stuff that you, that's recommended and nothing was really, I was still, I was still living in fear all the time. It's so interesting that you mentioned the, the GAD, you know, diagnosis, because so many people who are listening to the podcast and they're in my group and stuff, GAD is a big topic. And the more experts, I try and talk to people smarter than me about things that I don't, I'm not expert on and invariably with GAD, a lot of times I'm told by some pretty experienced clinicians, usually there's some other stuff underneath that that you have to be looking for. And when I talk to some of these folks that are saying, well, what is my exposure for GAD? A lot of times they have learned those defensive habits, those thinking habits that go back years and years and years that keep them on guard all the time. And then, you know, sometimes you have to do a little bit of the work to uncover what's going on there. Yeah. Yeah. So let's talk for a second about, you know, if I'm talking, if I'm dealing with somebody who's, you know, trying to resolve a simple anxiety disorder, not simple, but, you know, not compounded by trauma, for instance, like agoraphobia, it's just, well, you're going to learn to be safe by just repetitive process. You're going to go into the sphere, you're going to experience it fully, you're not going to try and save yourself. And you learn through experience that like, oh, it's okay to have a panic attack in the supermarket. And you learn and you move on. What's the process for somebody who has been through some, some dark things in their past, who has learned to be on guard all the time? It's not as simple as go to the supermarket and panic in the frozen food section. No, not at all. But I'm guessing that the idea is the same, you know, that you're, you know, I think the very first thing always is creating a sense of safety. So you entitled this building a sense of security. You have to build your sense of security or safety or whatever it is. Yeah. So for me, it would be safety. Safety is number one for people who have had trauma. And so that is what I would really be starting with. I do some trauma education so that they understand that there's nothing wrong with them, that they make sense. And then really, okay, starting to develop a sense of safety so that they can feel safe inside. And yeah, because for many people, that's what they experienced was this feeling of not being protected, not being safe, being threatened all the time. And you want to help them to experience what it feels like to be safe. And for many, it starts in a safe relationship. And so when they're with someone, they can experience that feeling of what it's like to be in a relationship that's safe. You know, we have something called mirror neurons. And really, and you just know, you can have someone walk into the room that's highly anxious and you feel it. That's because my nervous system reads your nervous system. And I can pick up, you know, on what you're feeling. It's just, it's just how we're designed. Yeah, well, you smiled because I smiled. Yeah, mirror neurons. Exactly. So simple. It's ridiculous. I mean, so that's one of the things and that really, really helps a person because then they start to experience safety. So one of the things that I really recommend for people is to have that. And that can be that that can be really just through a friend that feels safe. It can be an animal that feels very regulating having an animal around you safe relationships. That I'm guessing is there some measure of repetitiveness that has to go into that though, because when you start to the way it's described to me is for unknown reasons, unknown to people sometimes like, I don't know, I just suddenly feel like the floor is about to fall out from underneath me. You know, I'm having all these anxious feelings. And maybe sometimes it's not even in a particularly anxious situation. You know, how do I deal with that? And to me, like the mechanics of that as well, you have to understand that you might feel unsafe right now, but you are and if you don't go into panic mode, you'll still wind up okay. But there's got to be a little more underneath that. Like, well, this is now and that was then now is not then. Yeah, a part of that. I'm not sure how somebody would really have to address that and unpack that.   You know, maybe sometimes that can work. But but also this thing of regulation, because what happens when we're feeling very anxious is that our nervous system is feeling at, you know, it's feeling dysregulated. So when I talked about connection with someone that's one way, but there's also things that we can do to kind of bring that down. So one of the things that they say is really helpful, because when you're in that state, they often say that it's because you're not in the present moment, you're either thinking about something in the future, or you could be kind of feeling stuff from the past. So there's a simple, a simple exercise that can be helpful, it's called Oriental. And it's something that animals actually do after they've been through something that's been kind of like traumatic, it kind of like brings you back to the to the moment. And what that is, is it's like, you sit down in a comfortable chair.  And you just kind of orient yourself.  And I see a branch, and it's moving like that looking. So you just kind of look around. And what that does is it slows your nervous system down. And it brings you back into the present moment. Yeah, now, right now. Now. Yeah. So it's not just a cognitive, like, okay, you're safe now. It's 2020. You're actually you've done something so that your nervous system is actually, you're here and now. Yeah. So that's one way. So sometimes we really have to do things with our body to bring us to the present moment. Yeah, it's a doing thing. Right, right. Let's let's talk about that for just a second, because people who have been following me will have heard me jump all over that multiple times. But hang on, hear me out here. That's why I want to clarify because they're going to say like, well, how come it's okay when Monique says it? You know, I'm fine. But so let me clarify that. That is, yes, that is a technique that's used quite often to teach emotional regulation in varying circumstances. It's big in dialectical behavior therapy, and it is a valuable thing. So that's that that's an emotional regulation and grounding technique. And it does have value. It's often peddled as when you're having a panic attack, look for everything blue count the count the yellow things you could see, which just fuels the fire. So this is complicated because you can't necessarily use that to bring yourself out of level 10 panic. Like it often doesn't work because you don't have the ability to like, and people that are experiencing derealization find that that technique sometimes makes it worse because they're trying to force themselves back into that reality. But it is a valuable technique when you are just feeling that general. Yeah.  Yeah. Yeah. People who are experiencing just that general background anxiety all day long would probably do well to start to use that technique on a regular basis, along with the breathing, the relaxation to focus that technique is probably a good one to practice that you're talking about. Because what you're saying actually makes sense in that when we are dysregulated, our prefrontal cortex goes offline. There's no, you can't There's no reasoning. Yeah, exactly. No, I get that.  I'm sorry, I couldn't do it. No, those are useful when you're more rational. Yeah, in the moment, those don't work so well. So another way talking about ways to establish safety is really some some really simple things are we want to feel a sense of control. We want to feel a sense of order.  And that's something that people who are feeling anxious and don't feel safe, they want to feel order and a sense of control. So that's something that can also be be helpful to implement. Yeah, I think that's that's something that I talk about all time. It's usually it's usually helpful when you're addressing panic disorder and agoraphobia and things of that nature to like, you know, I always tell people schedule your exposures and do them when you schedule them, make a morning routine and execute it every day, even if it's a boring mundane, silly sequence of tasks like brushing your teeth, combing your hair, making coffee, do it, start your day by actually executing a plan that you made and you did it. Yeah, you know, accomplish something, get into a routine. So that's good. I think that helps in all cases. It helps, you know, in all cases. So that's pretty cool. And your feeling is like, you know, when you start to engage in those things repetitively, you can, I was just going to jump on that because that's what you were talking about before where we both kind of agree. How does change actually happen? Like, how does it, how does it change? How do we change? And we can, we can think about it all we want. We can have mental, you know, and that really, we can understand things that way. But how does change happens? Dr. Bruce Perry, who's a trauma psychologist, child psychologist, he talks about how if we have been conditioned and our brain has learned to be afraid, it needs repetitive, repetitive, repetitive experiences of success and of accomplishment and of completion. And so that's what we have to do. We have to do it and do it and do it again and again and again until our brain learns that this is a new way of doing things, a new way of being.  I used to be petrified of driving far and going on the highway and, and it, you know, I couldn't just think my way out of it. I knew it wasn't rational. I knew I could drive. I've got my license. I've got a credit card. I, but I, yeah, well, it took repetitive, repetitive and I can do it with my eyes closed. I wouldn't do it with my eyes closed. Don't do that.  This is what I mean. It took and that's how the brain learns. Yeah. And that's great. And I think you're such a good example because I know what you struggled with and you solve that the driving problem, for instance, which is resonates with many, many people who are listening to us right now.  And I think I cannot stress enough the repetitive thing. And what you just said, like that just makes me smile in a big way. You can listen and read and learn and watch videos and listen to podcasts and like there's only so many Brené Brown videos you can watch when at some point you have to do the things. So I'm always telling people to do the things. You're also telling people to do the things. They might be slightly different activities, but, but experiential learning is the most, it might be the greatest gift we have to overcome. And you know, because we feel this sense of fear and lack of control and we, that I can't do it, you know, when we do do it and we experience the, I can do it. Oh my goodness, the empowerment that we feel. Yeah. You know, and then again, oh yeah, it's yeah, do it again. See, this is why we, this is why we're buds do it again. Excellent job. Now go do it again. That's great. And so I like the idea you're feeling like, you know, this, that general feeling underneath everything that says, I don't know, I just don't feel safe. I don't feel safe. I don't feel secure. I, or I've heard people say, I always feel vulnerable. You can do these things. And you know, I talk about, lately I've been talking a lot about things like confidence and competency, the feeling of competency and competence. And you can build that. And I think when you, maybe when you're building that, you're also building that sense of security, safety, you're getting rid of the vulnerability like, no, no, no, I got this. I'm okay. Yeah. Yeah. I do want to say something that is really important. And that is that to do it alone is hard.  We needed it from our parents. And unfortunately, sometimes we didn't have that, but we can still have those needs met today with friends, with therapists, with coaches. We can still do it. Yeah. And I think it's probably super important to pick the right people. I mean, we can have friends in our life that love us and care for us, but don't necessarily serve that function. You know, like the coddling versus the encouraging person and also picking a therapist. Maybe we'll talk about that for a few minutes before we sort of wrap it up here. Sometimes the stuff that I'm generally addressing and the stuff that you're generally addressing are two different therapists, they're two different coaches, they're two different backgrounds and educations. And sometimes it's difficult for people to understand, like, well, I can't afford to therapists or I don't even have one therapist, like, how am I going to find somebody who can fix my anxiety and my trauma? Do you have anything to say about that? Well, I would say what you're doing, there are so many free groups that are supportive and that is what you do. You get involved, you connect with a group that is supportive, and I'm sure, I shouldn't say I'm sure, but I know here where I live, there are some free support groups that you can attend. So that's what I would say. Yeah. I would agree with that. I'm going to go so far as to say this, like if you're dealing with an anxiety disorder and it's complicated by PTSD, CPST, past abuse, that sort of stuff, I kind of think that if you have to pick one, you pick a monique. I'm not saying to go ahead and hire a monique, but you pick and you go to the internet or a Facebook group or whatever you can, you read for the behavioral and cognitive stuff. I feel like there's so much emotional fragility that comes along with the trauma and the PTSD stuff that it's, it might be more useful to have professional help in resolving that part. You can read the agoraphobia and anxiety handbook, you can buy books, you can listen to podcasts and practice doing those mechanical things. Sometimes I feel like the support of a compassionate therapist and coach, or if you have that person in your life as a friend, if you got to pick one, pick somebody to help you with that part. Yeah. Yeah. And go to the internet or books or the library for the anxiety part if you have to pick, but you got to do it all. At some point, you got to do it all. Yeah. I think. Got anything else? And I always like, well, I just always like to encourage people that things can get better because I know in my, in my situation, our biggest fear, like in the past, was that it's always going to be like this. And then we just, we just get terrified. And I want to say, nope, it doesn't have to be that way. Our brain has the ability to change. Even like, I don't know if I share this with you, but I, I read this quite recently and that, you know, even if we didn't have a secure attachment with our caregivers, many people think I'm screwed. That's it. I didn't have, you know, that closeness with my mom or dad and so forget it. But if those seats for secure attachment are still in our biology, they're waiting. Yeah. And all we need is somebody that we can connect with. And we can have that secure attachment now in the present and we can heal. Yeah. So it's very, it's very hopeful. I spent an hour on live video yesterday on that exact topic. The topic was the past doesn't have to be a prison. And so many people, I think labor under the assumption that yeah, I get the program that you're talking about here. I understand what I have to do, but it's, it's impossible because my mom did this or my dad did this or I learned these things. It's impossible for me. And I don't believe that to be true. I think that we have the ability to learn new ways based on new experiences, hard though it may be. So I'm so happy to hear you say that. It's so encouraging, I think to hear you say that. Are we good? We're good. I think we're good. I think we're good. We did okay. We didn't go for a marathon. That's good. We can't always be on a marathon session. So if people want to find you, where can they find you? So they can find me on Instagram. They can find me on Facebook at CPTSDcoach.com. And I also have a website at CPTSDcoach.com. Right. So everything is CPTSDcoach. Yes, Monique's podcast is really good. Short, sweet. And you've been talking to some really impressive guests lately. Yeah, I have. It's been awesome. So that's how the healing, the healing trauma and CPTSD podcast. I remember the discussions. What should I call it? Should I call it that? Sure, call it that. It's all good. It's always fun. So I appreciate your time. As always, we'll do more of these. I know we will.  If you guys have questions and comments, ask, like especially in the group because Monique is in the group and the Facebook group. So sometimes she can chime in with she has time and see you guys in the next one.


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Hi and welcome to the session. I am Asha and I am going to help you with the following question that says find n if the ratio of the fifth term from the beginning to the fifth term from the end in the expansion of 4th root of 2 plus 1 upon 4th root of 3 raised to the power n is root over 6 is to 1 This is now beginning with the solution and the fifth term in the expansion of 4th root of 2 plus 1 upon 4th root of 3 raised to the power n is given by nc4 into 4th root of 2 raised to the power n minus 4 into 1 upon 4th root of 3 raised to the power 4 It is further equal to nc4 2 raised to the power n minus 4 upon 4 into 1 upon 3 raised to the power 4 upon 4, which is further equal to n c4 2 raised to the power n minus 4 upon 4 into 1 upon 3 of the total number of terms is equal to n plus 1 the end equal to plus 1 minus 5 plus 1 at term from the beginning That is the term from the beginning very equal to n c is 4 both root of 2 raised to the power n minus n minus 4 into 1 upon 4th root of 3 raised to the power n minus 4 So this is further equal to 3 n minus 4 is equal to factorial n upon factorial n minus 4 into factorial 4 and Similarly nc4 is also equal to factorial n upon factorial 4 into factorial n minus 4 so Both these values are equal so on replacing nc n minus 4 by nc4 This is taken further written as mc4 4th root of 2 raised to the power 4 into 1 upon 4th root of 3 raised to the power n minus 4 Equal to t4 Into 2 raised to the power 1 upon 4 into 4 into 1 upon 3 n minus 4 upon 4 which is further equal to nc4 Into 2 into 1 upon 3 n minus 4 upon 4 According to the question we are given that ratio of fifth term From the beginning upon fifth term and the end is equal to t4 upon 4 into 1 upon 3 upon nc4 into 2 into 1 upon 3 raised to the power n minus 4 upon 4 Now this ratio is given as root over 6 upon 1 so this is equal to mc4 cancels out with mc4 and We have 2 raised to the power n minus 4 upon 4 into 1 upon 3 upon 2 into 1 upon 3 raised to the power n minus 4 upon 4 This further implies that root over 6 upon 1 is equal to 2 raised to the power n upon 4 minus 2 on 1 upon 3 raised to the power n upon 4 minus 2 and on cross multiplying we get root over 6 into 1 upon 3 raised to the power n upon 4 minus 2 is equal to 2 raised to the power n minus 4 minus 2 or it can further be written as 6 raised to the power half is equal to 2 upon 1 upon 3 raised to the power n upon 4 minus 2 Which implies that 6 raised to the power half is equal to 6 raised to the power n upon 4 minus 2 And I'm comparing we find that half is equal to n upon 4 minus 2 n upon 4 is equal to half Plus 2 which is equal to 5 upon 2 Or we can say that n is equal to 5 into 4 upon 2 2 to the power 4 is equal to 10 Hence our answer is the value of n is equal to 10 so this completes the session take care and have a good day


That of any topic included in Wikipedia that open educational resources would have top-notch coverage Unfortunately the cunt the coverage of open educational resources in similar topics right now. It's inconsistent It's poorly referenced some of it is out of date and It gets over 14,000 hits open in the past month So those are people that are coming and reading about open educational resources and not necessarily Receiving the best possible information and giving that spreading information about OER is a top priority of this movement We need to make sure that the material in Wikipedia is providing the most helpful information Given the talent and expertise and motivation in this movement. It shouldn't be hard to harvest that And I mean Wikipedia is Theoretically something that anyone can do in practice. You probably know if you've ever tried it's more complicated than you might think Even if you can wrap your head around the technical aspects You might find that you're violating a policy that you weren't worried about and someone's reverting your edits, et cetera, et cetera so This broader project is going to be designing resources and training to help people to get into Editing Wikipedia to learn to support each other as they learn to edit Wikipedia To learn to do it in ways that are consistent with policy that are generative that everybody sees as adding value to the encyclopedia so the solution that we that we Took on today was to announce ourselves to the community to say hi. We're we're here We're doing this we want you to be involved and then also to start a page which you can Find yourself that lists a bunch of articles that we found that we think should be part of the project and Gives you opportunities to get involved So what we've accomplished here today is something that can start having an impact immediately Oh, I'm getting the stop sign Yeah, this is gonna be the start of a large a larger project that's gonna continue from today The two of you No, this is gonna be over the next year or so Through a series of workshops that engage people in OER projects around the world through in-person workshops online workshops And our goal today was just to start setting up some of the scaffolding that will support that and to announce the project to And the project is funded by the Kuhl Foundation


You may have noticed when some users log into Office 365 that they get a custom login experience. So, for example, with this demo account here, I get a custom company logo, I get some flavor text that appears at the bottom of the page, and, you know, the background image here is a big, pretty custom image. That is accomplished through company branding in the Azure portal. So we're going to log into the Azure portal here at portal.azure.com. And I am going to show you how that works. So I'm going to log in with an admin user for my tenant. And once I'm in the Azure portal, we're going to go to Azure Active Directory and company branding. And in your tenant, you may not already have a default locale. You may not already have company branding enabled. If you don't, you just want to create, there'll be a new button up here that doesn't say new language, it'll just say new. You would select new and that will take you to a page very similar to this one where you can go in and upload custom images for branding. And you can add custom text for things like the little flavor text, that sign-in page text that's at the bottom of the login. I would recommend paying attention to the recommended image sizes and file types because that'll make everything work a lot better. And that's pretty much all there is to it. Once it's there, we publish that just by saving those settings. And then the next time that your users log in, they'll get that custom login experience. It's a very useful feature because since your users get a custom login experience, it's something that they're expecting to see every time they log in to any online portal for Office 365, whether it be one of the admin portals or just opening their email via an outlook on the web. By having that custom login experience, it helps prevent users from being phished, for example, because most of the time the people that are running phishing campaigns against your users, they don't perform any customization of that login page that they're using to try to capture user credentials. So just the fact that they get a custom login helps prevent things like that. And that's pretty much all there is to it. It's very simple to get to. You can go customize that in any tenant. It doesn't require any special licensing, and it's something that we definitely recommend doing.


Good morning everybody. This is the last window to defrost. It's taking a little while. This thermostat says minus 29, but that's with the heat of the engine. Warming it up a little bit. We're sure outside here in the PAW Manitoba. It's minus 32 Celsius. It is cold. We're gonna figure that out one second here. What is minus 32 Celsius in Fahrenheit? Minus 32 degrees Celsius is equal to minus 25.6 degrees Fahrenheit. There you go. Plus the windshield. Wonderful. What does it feel like outside? Does it say? You don't want to tell me. We picked it up yesterday in Winnipeg. Let's go deliver it here in the PAW and head back. We have another load waiting. Since I got up, it's now minus 32. In 400 meters, turn left onto Cogabana. We're gonna get this freight off the trailer so that we can head on down the highway and keep warm inside the truck. Load it and then we're gonna load a new load. I'm gonna tie that down. Then we're gonna go and enjoy the warmth of all blue. All the way. Focus on that. I'm actually not going home.  Toward home. That way. Towards the southward warmer. Hopefully warmer-ness. Oh, that's cold. Okay. Got a few pairs of gloves here on the dash. Warming up. Three pairs to be exact. Ooh, the nice and toasty warmth, that's nice. I've already been out there. I've got all my equipment off. He's unloading me and reloading me now then I gotta tie it down. So, these are the days that aren't the greatest in trucking, but, you know, it's not the worst. Could be worse. I haven't figured out how yet, but it could be worse.  Trying to get comfortable and warm up. I guess the part of my stomach was exposed for just a little bit. Now it's there. Oh, it got in. It was just burning. Hope it didn't get frostbite. It's from the heart, like they say. Won't kill me. We're taking this load back to our yard. It's actually going to Fargo. Why are you not plugged in? I can tell that you're not plugged in by the way you're pulling, that's not charging. Man, I noticed that otherwise it would just die out on me. God forbid I get lost in Manitoba on our like three roads. Make our way out of the paw. I don't know why they call it the paw. It's T-H-E, like the, and paw, P-A-S. It's like the pawse, but it's called the paw. I don't know much about this town. I don't know why they called it that or why they pronounce it that way. I'm sure there's somebody in my comment section that can educate us all. It's a pretty big little, pretty big town. Left onto Highway 10. Turn left on Fisher Avenue, Highway 10. This is it. So this morning took a lot longer than we expected, again, like usual.  Turns out they had a reload here for me, but we didn't know until I got here. So that was a surprise. It was a nice surprise, because I get paid for that then, but I still wasn't expecting it. So I wasn't mentally prepared. It's cold, but we got it done, we got it done. Right there, buddy, come on. There you go. The windshield washer wasn't lying. They said it was good down to minus 35. It's minus 32, and it's still liquid, so that's good. That dirt is on the inside of my windshield. Oh man, that's why. You don't notice how dirty your windshield is until you drive right to the sun. That would be interesting. Still surprised that they issue permits for houses that wide on these narrow two-lane roads, because what would happen if I also had a wide load? Like, he just barely squeaked past me with maybe like a foot or two space. What if I had a big wide load? How would we pass each other? That's a surprise that they would issue a permit for something so wide, but I guess they do. I mean, we saw one yesterday too, right? A lot of fun pulling that thing.  The one on the left where the house met another truck, they have to put the house literally in the ditch and hope that it doesn't slide in. What if the house slid right into the ditch? They got stuck, how do you pull that out? What do you tell the tow truck operator? Like, hey, we're gonna hit the ditch. All right, what kind of vehicle do you have? It's a house. What? Can you imagine that conversation? Yeah, I was just wondering if you could help me out. I hit the ditch with my house. Could you come pull it out, please? It's on the side of the road, just need a little pull to get my house out of the ditch. It's 28, so I'll see us outside right now. Pulls go down to minus 31 now. And after tonight, it's supposed to get progressively warmer for the next week. And then in a week from now, the 10 day forecast is saying that it's gonna be at zero degrees, or 32 Fahrenheit. So, it'll be really cold this week and melting next week. This is my load right here. Someone was nice enough to leave the fags on it for me. That's nice. How did they, oh, they nailed them on there. They are smart. That's smart, whoever did that, thank you. Huh, never thought of that. He learns something new every day, right? Over here too. Yeah, they nailed on there. Okay, smart, smart, smart. Okay, so a little bit, a little bit wide, not too bad, eh? This is going down to Fargo, North Dakota. I'm gonna hook onto it now, tie it down, and then probably go down to Latalia, Manitoba, close to the border, and stop there for the night. I believe I'll be out of hours for the United States hours of service, by that point. So, won't be able to cross the border tonight. We'll get close, and we'll wake up tomorrow and we'll be in Fargo, probably around lunch. Maybe just before. Real simple load to tie down. Nothing, nothing big involved in it at all, really. I will have to flag it, oh, I've been flagged in the back already. No flags in the front, though. I took their flags, and took his flags back on the front. On this side too. I don't know who picked this up for me, but I do appreciate it, so thank you, whoever you are. Okay, I know my video stabilization doesn't work as well in low light, so I'm sorry if the video's a little shaky at night times. I gotta be very careful to hold the camera very still. But during the daylight hours, this thing has got incredible video stabilization. It's the GoPro Hero 8 that I'm using now. This is my pocket GoPro. I've got a GoPro Hero 10 as well. Though that one doesn't do quite as well in low light situations. I'm gonna upgrade my camera soon. But I wanna do some shopping around, make sure I get exactly the one I want. I want it in time for the baby.  There's a couple I've had my eye on already. Couple of different kinds. I think it's a good reason. I wanna be able to capture the first moments of our baby's life in high quality with a great camera. We'll see. Not guaranteed, but the way things are looking right now, I think it'll probably happen. It's a pretty good spot, so we've been preparing for this for a long time, so if we weren't in a good spot, I wouldn't be able to be planning my paternal leave right there. Shoot! A lot here was pretty full yesterday. I'm in St. Agath, Manitoba, and this is where I ended my day. I just got here and went to bed. It was pretty late. There was a lot of spots left, but there was six or seven trucks here that were parked very crooked, taking up two spots. And what was really weird is there was trucks that had nosed into parking spots that would have a very hard time backing out. It's hard to explain here, because here off to the left where the blue truck is and behind him, right, those spots face the other spots over there on the right. And all those spots on the right were full. But for some reason, there was six trucks. There's still one there, a Super B, behind this blue truck. I don't know if you can see it or not. My window's a little dirty. A Super B with two trailers that nosed in. And I was wondering, like when I got here last night, so he nosed in this way and then all the parking spots behind him filled up. How is he gonna back out a Super B without hitting anybody on the way out? There was three of them like that. Three Super Bs they pulled in. They were all taking up two spots because the trailers were all crooked. And I understand it's hard to find parking spots for Super Bs because they're longer than usual units. You have two trailers, it's hard to back them up. I don't think that's right when they come in and they take up two spots and park all shriek or all crooked. Bothered me a little bit. I almost didn't have a parking spot, but I ended up just making a spot here on the side. I'm right up against the snow bank in the back. I'm out of the way, I'm not blocking in. That guy right there, it worked out, right? So I'm okay, I'm not in the way of the pumps. I'd rather not make a spot like this, but where else was I gonna stop? I was out of hours, right? And I wanted to stop somewhere because it was minus 31 all night, I wanted to stop somewhere with a 24-hour building. So if my truck shuts off, I have somewhere to go in and keep warm. So that was interesting. That was my night when I got here last night and I was so tired and a little bit frustrated by that because I have a wide load now. I think I'm about 11 foot something wide. I'm about the same as the other one the other day. And I couldn't find a parking spot because of that. So yeah, a little frustrated, so I just went to bed. I didn't feel like talking. Everything turned out okay. So that was my day today. We started in the paw, we unloaded, we reloaded, we brought that load to the yard, took my equipment back. Oh, it's easy, oh. Waking up here, grabbed this trailer, strapped it down, flagged it, tagged it, checked my permits, made sure I'm all good to go. And then I came here to St. Agath's fuel so I can go to bed with full tanks of fuel and have a 24-hour building. Now, in tomorrow's vlog, we're gonna leave from here, we're gonna head towards Fargo, North Dakota.  Hopefully the line-up's not too long at the Blue Beacon. And then coming home, I'll probably come home empty.  Got an appointment to get to. So that's probably what's gonna happen. That'll be my week. And I'll go home for a couple of days.  So thanks for watching today, everybody. Don't forget to hit that like button, like usual, like you always do, right? Hit that subscribe button if you haven't already and hit the notification bell beside the button so that it'll notify you when my vlogs go live. Most days, we upload a vlog. So almost every day, we upload vlogs and we have daily vlogs like this going back over 10 years. You can go into my playlists and you can research them all by year or you can watch them all in one big playlist or you can just watch my videos from at home or you can watch my other videos. I have a whole bunch of playlists. I try to organize it all for you guys to make it easier to find the video you're looking for. I hope you enjoy it. We'll see you tomorrow.


I am so excited.  First things first, I'm going to get myself a lanyard so that I can enjoy the most amount of food and drink. And for the lanyards, you can choose from a 10, a 15, or for the pass holders an 18. And it actually is very reasonably priced. So if you get the 15 item one and you pay $67, that means you can get 15 items from any of the stands, whether it be food or drink, and it breaks down the price to almost $4 an item. I decided to get the 18 one because I'm going to come back and these are good for at least a couple of weeks. So I'll have plenty of time to enjoy all the food and drink that I want to, unless I just get 18 things tonight, which would be very bad. Very, very bad. I'm also joined by some friends tonight. Jackie from Super Enthus, Vincent from VincentVision, and Sam from Expedition Theme Park. And we are going to eat a lot of food. I'm so excited. First stop, I think I'm going to get a drink mainly because of a mix swagger. Is that what you got? No, I got sunshine because I'm walking on sunshine. Oh, okay. That makes sense. I could be mix swagger then. If you want, you could be the high stepper. How you doing? Can I have a mix swagger? I don't know how close I have to be. And then I'll just punch it. Thank you. I decided to switch with Vincent. So that means... I'm mix swagger now and you, you're the high stepper. Get to stepping. I'm the high stepper. If you notice, when they actually put the IBU, that's a bitter rating. So I'm going in a high stepper, which is 100%. It means it's going to be very bitter. I like it. It's pretty good. It's 100 billion percent bitter. Mine is just 11 bitter. Sunshine. First food stop. I'm going to get myself some meatballs. Now that's a spicy meatball. You don't have to eat just chocolate. We have Italian. I like the Italian. You like the Italian's your favorite one? Yeah. He said Italian's your favorite one. We have Italian right here. That's a spicy meatball. Look at those meatballs. Oh yeah. You think they're spicy? No. No spicy meatball. There you go. Give them out. Go ahead. Get your book here. It's a good book baby. Right here. We have the word of the sea world.  Because that's exactly what I did. And it is delicious. Honestly. I'm sorry I left one little corner piece of the meatball but I think you'll like it. I think you'll like it a lot. Just item meatballs Italian. This is a start of something very good. And I've got a lot to go. I'm very excited. I don't think I'm going to eat everything I could tonight but I sure am going to try. Next stop maybe we'll keep it as a drink food, drink food, drink food rotation. So I'm going to get a passion of heights. It just sounds amazing. The best thing about these lanyards is how close you have to get. Well I was not impressed with that actual wheat ale that they had. So we're going to move along here and hopefully come across something good but the sun is going down. I think I'm going to go with the lamb chop. Look at that. And it's $7.99. And remember because of the lanyard everything broke down to a $4 price. So I'm definitely winning here. Oh boy. Now that looks good. There it is the lamb chop. I'm excited for the actual potatoes because that looks fantastic. Oh wow overall. This smells amazing. I guess I'm just going to eat it right off the bone. Long time since I devoured something so quickly but that was phenomenal. Way better than the lamb chop that I had for the festival of the holidays. I mean this is wow. I loved it. Oh look it. There's Mako. Next stand is the North Atlantic market and they have New England lobster rolls and they have fish and chips but I think I'm going to get the Salt Life Lager since I'm going to try to commit to one food, one drink, one food, one drink. Whether that food be dessert or not but I think that's what I'm going to go with. I hate people stamp it like that if you just take half a second in. Day ago look at how the point that was. I know that I decided to get the Salt Life but that fish and chips looks amazing and I like the waffle fries as well. Wow I am thoroughly enjoying the Salt Life here. It's really delicious actually. It's really cool that you can go around and try different types of beers and foods that you normally wouldn't eat. I don't know when the last time I got lamb I think it was at actually a festival at Epcot. I don't order lamb every other day or once a week or something so that's why I like these food festivals. They're a sampling experience. Salt Life beer was very delicious but now I think I need to get some steak. So we're going to go with the Brazilian pecan steak. I'm excited and it comes with those potatoes and I think those potatoes are the same potatoes I have with the lamb chop which I loved. Oh look at that. There it is. They're not the same potatoes they're different potatoes. I'm excited. Oh yeah. A little chutney there. Out of all the things I've gone to eat tonight I've only got the meatballs and lamb chop now the steak and that looks the best. Wow. Total package right there. I'm excited to try this.  That's on point. Wow. Steak time. I don't got time to cut this either. We're taking one bite. Well that officially just took the top spot better than the lamb chop. Oh and that's at the Brazilian booth. Unbelievable. As I'm sitting here eating my steak I'm getting hit with the smell of something so delicious so I peeked around the corner here and wait till you guys see what they got grilling up here. Holy moly look at that. That is bacon wrapped pork. I gotta get one. I gotta get one. Oh yeah. I know that I was going with the drink after this and I screwed up the rotation but I can't say no to this. It's impossible. Honestly though look at that. Oh and that is such a big amount of food right? I am shocked with this. The pineapple sauce is what really takes it to the extreme. Wow. It is crispy. I love it. This is amazing. As much as I love the bacon wrapped pork which I probably still have some all over my face the steak is still number one. I just can't beat that steak. I ran back and recruited Jackie so she can get the steak. She needs the steak so we're coming back so that she can try this steak. Yeah. Yep I love the steak. Noticing they have a lot of hats here. I might retire the good old fedora and maybe switch things up a little bit. What do you think? You know back in the day we actually wore these like this. That's how they wore. I think. I think that was the trend. That's a look. It was the trend right? Yeah that was the trend. That was the trend. Wow the boots are just never ending here. We have the pacific coast market and then we got sugar works and then another one on the other side but I do need to get a drink so well we stopped at the Polynesian stand and they have an actual island IPA. I think I'm going to go with that one because I had big wave earlier so I think that's going to be a good choice. Thank you. Thank you. The Polynesian IPA is very fruity. Like I was a little shocked by it. It's okay. It's mixed with orange, mangoes and guava. It's not something I would get a lot though but if you like IPAs and especially fruity IPAs I think you might like this one. I like this music too. Flip flop back to food and we are in the German market and they actually have I think a pretzel filled a pretzel wrapped bratwurst and a potato cake. Oh man, maybe I might use two credits here. As I was actually reading out the menu someone walked by and said don't get the potato pancake. It's horrible. So I think I'm going to get the potato pancake but I'm also going to get the pretzel wrapped bratwurst just in case I don't like it. I got to know. I got to know. And I love potato pancakes that are served with applesauce. So I don't know. We'll find out. Oh wow. Oh wait, is that the potato pancake? Yeah. Well that's not what I thought it was. I'm going to see. It might be good. It looks like toast. It looks like bread. It looks like a loaf of bread. But the bratwurst and pretzel looks pretty good. I'm excited. That's what I'm getting at. They are so fragile. That's what they look. Very delicate. Potato pancakes are. They might as well call them potato bread. Two. I feel like I didn't listen to that lady. Because I don't think this potato pancake is going to be good. I'm actually afraid to eat it. But we're going to give it a go. Oh boy. Here it goes. It's bad. It's bad. I don't like it. Okay but guys. I didn't listen to that lady. I ordered a potato pancake. This literally looks just like bread. Should have listened to the lady. It's like bread. Please somebody just give it a try. Give it a try. It's volunteering as tribute to try this horrendous looking. We're trying the infamous potato pancake I guess. A guest literally like yelled at us. Don't get the potato pancake. They got it anyway. What's the yellow? It's supposed to be applesauce. It's an additional side for potato pancakes. It doesn't taste like potatoes. It's not terrible. It's not good. Maybe in Germany that's what they call it. In Germany I'm sure they get a big kick out of it. But that is why I got the pretzel bratwurst. And I think this is going to be good. The pretzel bratwurst was phenomenal. I think that actually taken the best spot. So if I wanted to rank all the food, go steak, the bacon wrapped pork, the bratwurst, the lamb chop, and then the meatball. Potato pancake, we're not even counting it. So this is my first time actually walking through Sesame Street. Completely finished. I did a drive by one time on Sesame Street, but it was just real quick. But now I can actually look at some of the detail of it in here. You can meet Cookie Monster there. Look at all the theming. It looks very good. It's like Sesame Street. Look at this. I've never seen a detailed Sesame Street thing ever. I like it. Not only does Sesame Street have great theming, but they also have some very intense rides. And it looks like we're riding this one right here. Ooh. Ooh, it lifts up. I thought you just sat there in the pond and spun around. We're going for it. They said this was a kid ride. Look at this. Alright, I guess it isn't that big. Oh man. We gotta get in our flower pot. Oh boy. Oh my lord. I don't know how I feel about this. I don't like this either. Oh boy. Wait. We can spin this ourselves?  Oh my god, we do. I can't sit down like an normal person. I'll have to pretend like I am. Yup. How are you guys doing? I'm pretty good. I'm pretty good. Is it not bad? What the heck? I'm like I have to be doing something. How are you guys? They seem like they have... Oh, we're doing it wrong. We're just pretzeling our legs together. How are we doing it wrong? Is there any other way to do this? Why goes this way? Yeah, it's better. Well now I'm sitting on your lap. You're just stuck. I'm fully timed to spin. My hips are blocking the spin decanism. This is a really stressful ride. I was not expecting this ride to be as stressful as it is. They make these kids work on the Sesame Street. Where are we spinning? We're on the Sesame Street Abbey's power and power. What is this ride? I definitely need to get either something to eat or something to drink because that ride really got me all shook up. I got such a headache. The spins! Luckily they have a whole bunch of food stands right here. I'm excited. I think I'm going to get a little bit of food and drink. We're going to do a Freedom Tower, which is in American Amber. Then we're going to get Gator Bites. I like it. The fried Gator Bites actually look really good. When people usually ask me what the fried Gator tastes like, I have to say it tastes like a dark meat chicken tender. But I like them. They're good. They're not too dry actually. That Gator is actually some of the best Gator I've ever had. Usually it's very dry and tough, but that was juicy. I liked it. It was really good. Almost like a chicken nugget from McDonald's. They just came on the loudspeaker. Just closing in 15 minutes. I did not fulfill my mission of getting that bison burger. I'm going to make my way over there right now, so I can try to get this bison burger. I hope they still have some left. We made it back for the Cricket Crusted Bison Slider. Wow! There it is. The Cricket Crusted Bison Burger with the Coca-Cola Onion Relish on the side. I got the No Cheese because you guys don't know I don't like cheese. If you don't know, I'm excited to try this. Oh, man! It's so amazing! Oh! The Onion Relish really, really tastes delicious. And I don't even like relish, but the quality of the meat is a little dry. I should have got some to drink, but holy moly! Definitely worth the wait. I've been hyping this up all day and here it is. And I love it. Oh! But when I went to go get my bison burger I lost my group. I have to catch up with them. I think they're going to go see some penguins. I missed them by like a second. They were actually on the other side of that black door. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to actually do the walking tour and then that way maybe I can catch them as they're coming off the ride to see the penguins. I hope that worked that way, if not. I don't know, I guess I'm going on a walking tour of the penguins by myself. Which I don't mind, because I love penguins. But would you look at that moon? Wow, that's so pretty. Oh, we're going in the exit. I'm going to go find that penguin. Look at these penguins! They're flying! Wow, look at that! What are you saying to those guys? I don't know, they're saying get out of here. We want to go home. They're kicking us out. The penguins are telling us we got to go. He's touching. Hey little guy. Hey little guy. Hey little friends. Hey buddy. And with that I think I am done here today. What an amazing day. I ate so much food and drank so much beer. I just feel pleasantly good. And I still have like nine punches left on my card. So I paid $65 to eat and drink amazingly and then come back and do it again another day. So make sure you check out Jackie's channel, super enthused. Sam, expedition theme park and VincentVision. Love the life you live. We'll see you next time. Bye!


Welcome to the convergence of file and object, a special program made possible by Pure Storage and co-created with theCUBE. We're running what I would call a little mini series and we're exploring the conversions of file and object storage. What are the key trends? Why would you want to converge file and object? What are the use cases and architectural considerations and importantly, what are the business drivers of UFFO, so-called unified fast file and object? In this program, you'll hear from Matt Burr, who was the GM of Pure's FlashBlade business and then we'll bring in the perspectives of a solutions architect, Garrett Belsner, who's from CDW and then the analyst angle with Scott Sinclair of the Enterprise Strategy Group, ESG. And then we'll wrap with a really interesting technical conversation with Chris Bond, CB Bond, who's a lead data architect at Micro Focus and he's got a really cool use case to share with us. So sit back and enjoy the program.


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Going on everyone Sam here with late sports guards. We are Ripping 22 top Star Wars master work hobby 8 box case number 11 random mini box style Nice that's pretty cool actually illegal So this will work is we have the case right here. It's stacked Front there's four in the front right here four in the back right there So it'll be boxes one through four and five through eight So I'm gonna open the case take them out now, and we'll do the random so you know which which box is which Wonderful Here's boxes one through four Down and then boxes Go empty case see that on the overhead He's back now All right, so like this would be box one so mini box one two three four We're just gonna go left to right on all of them so on and so forth We're gonna do the random now so we have our 32 participants and 32 numbers one through 32 representing your mini box spot roll the dice We're gonna go five times on each one two Three four and five Jonathan M down to Arturo V and then five times on your mini boxes one two three four and five 13 down to twenty six Six hundred on eBay Jesus illegal. Good Lord. So five and five So we got Jonathan M with 13 ship my cards Barbara with four team H7 Jennifer Y 14 foo V with 23 Calvin L 10 Taylor M 21 Barbara one and six Jennifer Y 16 Francis D 29 Shipe 22 Barbara 11 foo V 31 Chris V 30 Barbara 2 Arturo V 14 Frank S 17 Francis D 3 Chris V 20 Francis D 8 Jennifer Y 27 and 28 Barbara 15 Jonathan L 18 Chris V 12 Shipe with five Sloan H 19 Chris V 32 Suki K with nine Ron S 25 and Arturo V 26. So let me get this Copied over real quick Terry with a panini one mixer. Thank you, buddy. That's four Master look. There's your guys's link. Hold on. Give me one sec Guess I wish I would Nice first certified off the board Bruce taking the Raiders. That was the last team Thank you, Bruce. All right You got these organized now by number One to go One to go on the next master. I want to go to the next masterwork. All right one two three and four here All right, we got one that is gonna be Barbera with one two one and two one two and four actually Let's get up here Barbera and off of the sketch already damn base and a green zero two ninety nine Chewie echo auto of BB eight puppeteer and that's nasty Andrew Frye on the sketch congrats Barbera very nice one there.  I love this product. I love that's awesome I have been All right, number two is Barbera again I'll make I'll do like like piles too So it'll be like say this will be number two and then number three and number four and I'll have like the base All right, quote card and a blue vader That's one there second sister foil of Cadvain chew at two ninety nine Nice one there Barbera and a ray stamp relic commemorative stamp card Grats on that one Barbera. That's one there buddy. All right number three is Francis D. Francis D at three frame gold frame, huh a Soka to twenty five got Bailor Ghana That is a vader to twenty five Nice one there and that is one of one Cobb Van Gold frame auto going to Francis D. Wow, congrats Francis.  Barbera again at four that's that's insane man That's insane.  Let's get that filled up That's like a pretty legit character too, which is nice. All right. Shite at five shite Barbera Tim and Francis See an angel of Vila sketch out of this dude. Look here shite at five see something Base and a blue the armorer general layout organa foil of chewy Nice one there to 299 and a Saw Gerrera auto that is Andrew Cachino a Saw Gerrera on car That's one there Onto number six Barbera Ship my cars Barbera see what we got Greedo and green Moff Gideon. That's dope to it 99 Zory bliss scod and pike traveler on card autumn Tim H at number seven Tim H stuff so good base and blue Valon Hess Crosshair Grand Inquisitor and the Mandalorian on the source fabric relic. That is the cloak So basically what this is This is material that was left over from the same material used to make the costume Number eight Francis D. That's what that's what Shane Blues three games when Heisman is a complete joke and he was it did Jalen Daniels win it Is that confirmed now shady base and blue at Leet L337 Again BB8 and Crescenton on the Crescenton knuckle dusters Nice one there. I don't believe so shite. I don't believe so Bruce with the Cardinals Jason with a spot in a mixer as well So I think we're down to like six to go on flawless now, which is kind of nuts Yeah, cuz I think it would be like I think you're talking the price of the box would probably double if they used actual like movie use relics So 9 10 11 12 Kosuki Calvin Barbera and Chris San extra stuff that valid Scammy with the 101 sorry Timmy good luck here Kosuke Number nine base and green general layout organa to 99 Ray Baru Lars and Jinn Erso source fabric relic the poncho number 10 Calvin L Calvin L at number 10 IG 88 and Luke blue Siono Padme Amidala. Oh nice Palpatine 21 to 25. That's dope with the uh, oh cheese blade I like the they did a really good job with these I have to say Tyler selling us out of the next match to work. Thank you, but Tyler Bruce also taking a spot in the one mixer as well Number 11 is Barbera Jawas and hunter blue third sister and Ezra Bridger on the auto uh chris v at number 12 I think it was Jalen Daniels did I think right? Yeah, panics didn't win. No, no more weather channel. Hell yeah base Blue axel hoops No, no, god no foil of stormtrooper to 299 never will And uh fn 2199 Nice one there for the Uh or for uh chris So you've got Jonathan m arturo v barbera and jennifer y on this next one ray with a spot in the one mixer Thank you ray Um again 20 to go on masterwork. Let's fill that up everybody 20 to go on masterwork 20 to go 20 to go Next one is sold out first two are sold out. Let's go y'all. Let's keep it rolling All right, so like I said, jonathan arturo barbera and jennifer y. What's up? I just Yep, certifies are off the board 10 to go in one Five to go in quality 15 on hoops Very nice jonathan. Good luck here, bud. It's aura sing and purple ninth sister to 50 on the purple Jena urso harris and doula and bb8 auto to 50. It's brian harrig But it's here for bb8 On the next one arturo at 14. That's a sketch base and blue r2 skywalker magistrate morgan ellsbyth and nice mathew Maldonado on like the uh the scout trooper Nice one there Right, I was gonna say right on huge eyes is right god Nice one there scout trooper on the sketch Barbera 15 I don't know who's shown up with the keg yet Might be waiting a while for shawn to be honest as we're bridger to 99 on the green My ice baby foil is boba to 299 and magistrate morgan ellsbyth on the on corridor Congrats on that not a bad one there barbera jennifer y now at number 16. He's not done drinking yet. Yeah, there you go God Face and blue of wrecker Grievous the twins and drummer on the auto murphy patrick martin as a drummer All right frank s jonathan l slone h and chris v on 17 through 20 on to the second bladder half the case Frank s. Good luck here, buddy Uh sit on the orange two of 10 nice one there Love the oranges in this My friend my cousin jason hooked On solo and magistrate morgan ellsbyth Uh Source fabric relic of the cloak No, I don't know 18 jonathan l jonathan l on the next one. Good luck here, buddy. Always Face and blue chubaca Moff Gideon Darth Vader and kira on the tools and technology crimson dawn signet ring 39 or 36 of 99 On the green medallion. Like I said the medallion's much better this year. Thank you. Mr. Terry taking a spot in number uh 13 down to 19 To go in that under 20 spots everyone go under 20 Uh slone h with number nine uh number 19 now face and blue of kule got bd1 hunter And looks lux upon terry 69 of 99 Very solid right there on the numbered auto congrats slone And then number 20 mr. Chris v. Good luck chris Boba bd1 on the blue Fifth brother that's a foil of princess leo organa And frog lady misty rossus two 99 69 of 99 On the auto she's got the best auto I would say out of any of the star warscast misty rossus Oh really nice auto So we got now 21 through 24 taylor m shape foo v and jennifer f Or jennifer y excuse me jennifer y. Um, so good luck here everybody And the best pick Definitely up there illegal. Good luck here, buddy. We'll cross here to 50 Nice one there. Uh jereck yeager director crannick and blue bokeh ton on the auto 31 of 99 congrats on that one Taylor that's awesome get that into a mag There you go higley. Oh, yeah higley was uh Looking for that one congrats on that very solid taylor bokeh ton to 99 31 of 99 All right. Shipes there at number 22 base and blue of koska reef That's gonna be quinlan voss foil of emperor palpatine 2 2 99 And nice one here shipe luke skywalker 33 of 50 battle tunic congrats on that one, buddy that's sick Also frog lady exactly nice Nice one there shipe that'll work Luke skywalker cells luke skywalker cells. I can tell you that firsthand Uh 23 is fuvi. Yes, sir. You got it shipe. No problem, buddy. No problem There's a quote card and a green serizunda 2 99 C3 p. O quigan jinn and captain rex on the auto captain rex 18 to go on 13 y'all 18 to go now. Let's go Eddie with a spot. Thank you. Eddie down to 18 everybody And 24 jennifer why look here jennifer that's a wood. Let's go dude Uh scad that one has it is ray. No way daisy ridley two of ten is ray Holy cow jennifer. That's huge.  Let's go Massive car that is that is filthy. That's insane dude insane jennifer congrats my friend. Let's go Whoo, that is straight to a mag easy easy. Let's go dude Let's go. That's the biggest out of the six cases. I've ripped now by far. That's the biggest auto I've pulled by far And so I'm telling you 18 to go everybody. This stuff is nuts, man This stuff is nuts Yeah, gold one on one and a two out of ten. I forgot we hit the one on one cob van in this case too um 18 to go in number 13 Yeah, number 13. All right. We've got ron s Uh, our tarot v and then jennifer twice ron s our tarot and then jennifer Yeah, I know we've only hit two sketches so far, which is usually less than the average but massive massive autos have come out So far. Yeah, and poke it's on to big big auto too. You're right. Higley. All right. Well right on cue. There's a sketch Uh, I don't believe so. I don't believe so illegal to 25 is jenna foil Is luke skywalking at 299. That's another nice one, man. Who's the artist on that dan gorman? Congrats on that one. There you go ron ron with the sketch Uh, most likely not gamble most likely not Nice one there on the sketch sketch number three. So we're at about average of what you see Uh, our tarot at 26 now. Good. Look our tarot Yeah, that sketch is awesome Do you know what character that is? Because on thursday scott was talking about his One with with the same artist and it was about there, so Fair giga that makes sense. Yeah Finn and purple riva on the stamp relic to 50 on to 27 and 28 volt jennifer That's jen. Cool. Cool. Cool. Thank you scott face and a blue jar jar Koska Reeves migs mayfield and fifth brother on the auto philip anthony rodriguez his fifth brother What's up, Jeremy? What's up, buddy? How you doing my friend my man? And jennifer 28 as well.  Let's go another misty rossas That's frog lady I'm doing well jeremy. I'm doing well John with a spot in the panini one mixer. Thank you, buddy Appreciate that Pran runs the court like he's 20 years old. He really does shite Uh, so we got 29 is francis chris fu and chris again. So francis chris fu and then chris Look guys last box of the break here Yep, 29 is francis d one more sketch. Why not? We got a plate Here we have a plate auto I believe base and echo and a shan foil of Uh job of the huts 299 and one of one printing plate valon hess Nice one there congrats on that francis One of one plate felon hess lakers or pacers Uh, I think I bet on I didn't bet anybody to win. I just left this game to hit the over I don't know. I don't know writers. I'd like to pay. I wouldn't mind if the pacers won I don't really mind if either neither team bothers me Uh, chris v at 30 Hope card purple luke skywalker to 50. There you go Nice one there luke skywalker to 50 That'll work rander pyre and uh sabine wren Nice one there for uh usc, right? Is that usc? I believe Fu v at 31 base and blue beru lars And or babu frick and luke skywalker green 58 of 99 on the battle tunic congrats fu nice one there a couple of luke's now This case has been very good very very good overall for sure Very good overall But I've heard a mixed bag. I've heard I'm with you chef. I've heard a mixed bag as well And chris v at 32 massage ventris and the twins green 2.99 k2so foil of c3p on r2d to the 2.99 And kylo ren on the medallion tools and technology a wayfinder very nice. So really cool one there All right, everybody that is gonna do it for the break. Thanks again for filling it up. Uh, up next is number 12 You


Welcome to the channel. This is reliable Rudy in this video. We're gonna be making our part to charting video over BTI British American tobacco. It's actually the fifth video. I'll be making on this So if you're not up to date make sure you go back and watch those videos I go over a lot of good information some red flags some good things about the company in general and Ultimately that is how we got these projections for the company and this valuation for the company and And more in particular for this charting video. We're gonna focus on matching up this valuation to the chart We're gonna go more into the short term in my first charting video We talked more about the history of the stock now. We're gonna be focused on the short term I'm gonna go over a bull case scenario a bear case scenario How one could go about positioning into this stock based off this valuation and yeah I think you're gonna like what we got for you in this charting video. I also don't have any Video request after this video. This is gonna complete our BTI series So if you guys got a ticker you want me to make a a series of videos on I do prefer profitable stocks But I will take any requests and I will prioritize those videos over any other videos But nonetheless, I'm not a licensed financial advisor. Everything in this video contains only my opinion and it's for entertainment purposes only I have no individual holding in BTI. I have nothing to gain nothing to lose not even in my index funds Simply just stating my opinion. Okay, so going over to BTI So we kind of left it how we left off from the last video we have our uptrend My channel is not set, but we do have a channel that is built in right here give or take right around there pretty parallel channel and Yeah, we are still in Intact for this for this extension Yeah, so we are not a fully extended stock. We've had a pretty solid sell-off following the 2017 acquisition Very interesting how this panned out leading up to that acquisition Yeah, very interesting stuff, but nonetheless, we're gonna take this fib tool off and we're gonna Start by going over a couple details run a week chart right here. So we're gonna switch over to a day chart Now a couple things that I want to point out when you're in big falls like this.  You could take this to the bottom, but ultimately, you know It does match up right there. We get some nice action at my first retracement But nonetheless, I like how this matches up more here at this first retracement We do get direct contact with my 382 retracement right there Now one thing that I would be interested in is this price action and how close we are to our long-term uptrend But we do go over this it is actually the back test of our neckline over here We have a left leg double bottom extended right leg back test of the neckline that just so happens to meet in off of my down trend Pretty interesting how that kind of corresponds right there. Yeah, if you haven't seen the last video a lot of great information there So make sure you go look at that But nonetheless, let's go over some of these case scenarios. So right here. We're in a retracement right here How could we possibly get down to this long-term trend line? What if we don't reach that long-term trend line? Okay, this is one thing that I would be looking for in terms of this. We do have a decent fall right here I would want to take a fib tool top the move bottom move now We have this double top structure that comes in between my 702 and 786 Could you say that this is a 702 retracement? Yeah, you could I When you get a double top in like this the first thing that's gonna go to my head is that it's potential that we are getting a five-wave structure with this being a wave 2 and Do I consider this a wave 3? I don't I meant talk about that here in a second But ultimately if we did get a wave 3 that cracks that support I'd look for a back test of wave 1 where we then would get a wave 5 now If we do get a wave 5 that means we are going to come in contact with this long-term trend line Where are we coming in contact with this long-term trend line? Do we get bought up based off of demand and not ever get a full wave 5 to come in? And then we turn bullish off this long-term trend line It's all tough to say and you need more information But nonetheless we do have a lot of gaps that need to be filled down here But keep in mind that this is a foreign stock And foreign stocks a trade on different exchanges So when they open on the NASDAQ the prices normally are going to gap up or gap down based off the trading action in those foreign exchanges So you do have to keep that in mind and it's something something that you that is important to understand when trading foreign stocks But nonetheless if we did get something like this transpire and we got some good volume off this trend line How would I play this so meeting up right here just in particular now? I know that it we still have a long ways to go a lot of Information is still needed before we get there But if we were to meet this trend line somewhere in here We are really getting close To this first middle point right here. I'm going to just mark out a couple lines real quick For that window so that starts around 3550 we'll just put it right there and that window goes down to 31 and Some change we'll see about 3150. So this is basically my middle assumption right here Now just looking at the gap fills inside of this. We got a gap right there Gap right there Gap right there. We got two gaps right here. I'm just gonna put one line for that We do have a gap right here. We got a gap right here now How are you gonna know how to? Potentially start filling out a position now the way now going back to the everything money software I like to buy this middle assumption That is just me and if I'm being greedy in the middle of my low and middle assumptions But ultimately when we get down to this low assumption and I'm looking to fully build on my position I want my position to be around 3% Now I've stated before that anytime I'm starting a position. I always start with a tracker share Now if we were to get some price action down in these ranges, when am I going to start that tracker share? When am I going to up that position now? I can see that the start of my of my of my window that I'm looking to buy Is a little bit below my trend line. So that's very interesting They say the least but is there any other information that we can see in here now? I'm going to quickly touch base with why isn't this a crack of support. So if I'm saying this is my way of one, right? Okay, we trade below it. That's a crack of support, right? No, not necessarily because we get right back on top of it right away and we actually only set one close We do set two closes below that but what's really interesting is this gap filled right here now? I'm going to mark this line with a different color. I'm going to mark that with a red line I'm actually going to get rid of this right here and we're going to change this color to something I Will go Something that's easy to see we'll go this light blue color Okay, so you see how we fill this gap now on our first initial drop, which is our wave one You see how we never break below this? I'm sure there was a pretty solid order set right there Right below this gap. They did not want this gap to get filled Now it just so happens that on this when you could consider this a crack of support this wicks through That gap fill and we actually do turn bow a short term now. Is there anything else that I see? Corresponding right here off of this double top into the 702 and there definitely is you get a fall You get a retrace You get a crack of support After that crack support you back test pretty much the you set this double top into the bottom of my wave one Pretty close. It does extend but we we get a couple clothes above it But ultimately we get this double top structure coming and then you do get an exhaustive wave down to fill this gap Fill it's not forget that this fills this gap right there on the money almost I mean beautiful entry if you had this identified And at the end of a five-wave structure now We're gonna go over a quick bull case scenario because we do have a clear five-wave structure right here now I would want to see what this shorter term retraces and this ultimately never set to close above my 702 Go figure and we put a wick into our last retracement to 786 How interesting is that I mean do you think anybody went short in right here? I would be shocked if people think that that people didn't go short right here because this is a hard rejection off my 702 And we get a clear five-wave structure that goes off of that Now how could this transpire into something that's a bullish now? We are at the end of a five-wave structure now I'm looking for some sort of double bottom some sort of higher low now during this whole course in time You have a high you have a lower high you have a lower high Lower high lower high in the same time period you have a lower low Lower low lower low now because we set this lower high right here Does that mean that we're gonna set a lower low? Not necessarily Because we do have some gap fills right here if we get some if we get some good volume off as some of these gaps I'm gonna get rid of this line right here cuz I got my point across right there Now we do have some gap fills right here and these two are in particular this one gets filled This one gets filled the following day But these two are open gaps if we get this is a buying window right here If we get some good volume and we get a higher low set in people are automatically gonna set that trend line And the one thing they're gonna be looking for is a break of this high If they get a break of this high built off of this second higher low right here You know it's possible that this gets bullish and we never ultimately reach our long-term trend line I'm gonna put that trend line back in I Mean ultimately this is where our long-term trend line is that and if if this starts turning bullish and we never reach this You know, it's possible that we actually do get a push now a bull case scenario The first thing on my mind is that we're looking for a 618 or a 702 retracement The same the same way that I'm always looking at at the first retracement I'm looking for that 702 retracement now if we are able to buy this gap What type of run are we looking at? Headset went out there Always seems to go out when I'm trying to record a video But nonetheless if we are to get some type of 702 retracement when we're looking for a 54% run right there. I Mean I would say that's a bull case scenario, but if we are able to push through that 702 I mean if I go back to this original retracement are looking for my extension I mean $100 is not out of the range and it just so happens that that meets in pretty much with my first extension Right here. Isn't it funny how how these two extensions correlate like that?  I mean, I'll leave that to you guys, but I think that's that's mind-boggling right there But I am going to take these retracements off and Yeah, I mean there's so much information to go over it's very tough to say But if you are starting to fill position off right here You know if you think that it's starting to turn bullish right here And you were looking at this as a buying opportunity and you like the valuation of the company You know buy a tracker share that way you have it in your portfolio and you're able to To easily monitor the stock and if you and if you're wrong and we get a crack at this support and we start reverting back down to this trendline Okay, maybe this trendline is an area where we can start actually building out that position now me personally I'm probably not going to be buying this this First buying window right here, but I wouldn't I wouldn't be surprised if we set some sort of of higher low and Off of either of these gaps I mean you're at the end of tail end of a five-wave structure You're looking for the double bottom to come in if good volume comes in right here I mean, it's not out of the question, but it does have a lot of Resistance that's got to be beating you got a downtrend right here. You got a downtrend right here. I Mean and you got a down. I mean you there's so many different ways that you can map in a downtrend right there And none of it looks very good when I'm doing it on my chart to say the least But it's gonna have a it's gonna have a tough fight and actually do have some of the moving averages pulled up over here On yahoo and this double top that came in double topped right into my 50 got hard rejected We gap down now this could be a bullish look. This is a green candle. We gap down we fill the gap and It gets a little bit of a sell-off, but we do still have one more gap that is right here If I were to mark that on my chart This gap is still Below a it would be a triple top into this 50 day and if I were to see that okay We're probably gonna come down and test these gap fills down here, which just so happens to be my hundred on a weekly We got 200 weekly moving average. We did get an exit of the commodity just recently That could be a catalyst to start turning bullish and we don't even go fill those gaps I mean it I mean it's all it's all possible But nonetheless We do have this double top come in at my 702 if I was looking for a an entry into this stock I'm looking for a crack of this support, you know, I can get rid of this five wave structure right here I mean you guys you guys hopefully get the point But nonetheless if we do get a crack of that support We're gonna come down here and if we get any type of rejection off the bottom of my wave one, you know We're coming down to this trend line. It's gonna be inevitable I'm telling you guys that right now and just so happens this trend line is actually getting really close to my middle assumptions right there Where we like the valuation of the stock So yeah starting to build a position in right here and if we're wrong in our analysis and we actually get a crack of this trend line Okay, let's go look at the left of the chart. Do we have more gaps in here? Yeah 32 looks like a pretty good area just off a first glance I mean it didn't take me too long to identify this gap right here Got some pretty solid support built in there even dating back to the left over here now if we even go lower I'm sure there's a gap filling that drop But if we have to we'll go over to the left of our chart even more I mean our low assumptions is 23 to 27 are there any gap fills in this area where we would feel confident filling a position It looks like that gap gets close to getting filled But I see a gnarly gap right here around 22 5 if 22 if we got down to 22 5, you know I'm probably I probably have a position built out and we're sitting right around that 3% range And if I'm wrong and the company goes out of business, okay, I'm out 3% of my total wealth Just like that, but I I've liked everything that I've seen in the company so far and You know, there is a lot of information that I have to go over but that just off a first glance is what I'd be looking for We have a longer term five wave structure, but short term you have a five wave structure That's coming into an end right here one two three four five if we get a higher low in here You know, I wouldn't be surprised if this ended up turning bullish But that is going to complete the video a little bit longer and I feel like I was kind of repeat myself a lot right in there You know, it might not get good You might not look at it as good content, but nonetheless That is going to complete the video and we'll see you on the next one


As of today, I am officially 23 weeks pregnant. Woo-hoo, that being said, being pregnant, sometimes I'm exhausted when dinner time comes around, so I'm sharing with you my five ingredient dinners. Super simple, super easy. Let's just jump right in. So the first recipe I'm making for you today is called margarita pizzas. All right, now you have a few options when it comes to this pizza.  So this is my little Egg McMuffin. You don't have to use Egg McMuffin. You can also use, they make smaller pizza crusts or even non-bread is delicious with this. We're gonna make little individual ones today. For this recipe, I like to use fresh mozzarella. We have some tomatoes right out of the garden, which is my favorite.  My kids like it when I use the pasta sauce, so that's what we're doing. And then you can either use balsamic vinegar or a little bit of olive oil. Now, you all know how to do this part. We're just gonna take a little bit of marinara sauce, whoop-a, and put it on the English muffin. Now my kids love this because if they don't like tomatoes or if they don't like basil, they don't have to do it. So that's why I like these little individual ones. So they can kind of pick and choose what they want on. Next, I'm gonna put the tomato on for those that want a tomato.  If you have smaller tomatoes, that works just as well. All right, this is actually where I'm gonna add a little bit of my balsamic vinegar. Oh, for some reason, being pregnant, balsamic vinegar, I cannot get enough of it. Another story, they didn't have the best options for basil, so I'm just gonna put a few or one basil leaves on, just because I love basil and balsamic right now. These are so good. We are ready for the oven. These are looking good. You can see this is my kid version, but my kids will still eat this. All right, we're gonna cook these at 425. We're gonna check them in about five minutes. All right, when it's done, your cheese will be a little melty. This looks so good.  That being said, she didn't wanna taste test these today. Just throwing it out there. These are not necessarily kid-friendly, but they sure are mom-friendly, adult-friendly. Everyone else-friendly. All right, guys, let's taste it. Mmm, so good, so, so good. Because this is one of my favorite foods, especially when I'm pregnant, given it a five. The next recipe I'm making is mini taco cups. Now, these are super simple, and you can add me if you want to, but you don't have to. The five ingredients for this one include some taco seasoning.  We also have some refried beans, some tortillas, and then some cheese on top. Now, you can add chicken to this. You can use canned chicken. I love to use the shredded chicken. This is actually just at Walmart. Super cheap. That's great. You get a good view there. That's okay. Okay, so first we're gonna take my refried beans and just pour it into a little bowl. Sometimes they are sticky. You know what I'm talking about. Okay, and I'm gonna take my taco seasoning, just dump it right into that bowl. Now, I'm not gonna use the whole packet because it's kind of strong, so I'm gonna use about half of it. And if you know me, you know I like to eyeball all the things. Okay, and we're just gonna mix the taco seasoning into the beans. Now for the fun part. So I have my little muffin tin here, and I have my tortillas. Now, I heated them up in the microwave because we want to make them into little cups. So, we're just going to kind of make them into cups. I like to press down the bottom so it's a little flat on the bottom. I don't know if you can see this very well, but yes, kind of press it down. So I'll just do that a few times. I'll just do three right now, just so I can show you. Then we're gonna add just a spoonful of the refried beans just right into the bottom. Love refried beans. Now if you don't like beans, you can definitely just use the chicken for this, but you're missing out. If you don't like beans, it's all I gotta say. No, I'm kidding. I'm totally kidding. All right, then I'm gonna add some black beans in here too because it just makes it good. So I just literally just do a scoop of black beans. Next step is just a little bit of cheddar cheese on top. We're gonna stick these in the oven. We want our cheese nice and melty. All right, you're gonna bake these at 350 degrees for about five to 10 minutes.  Now, you can leave them just like this. This is your five ingredients, but you guys, it's tacos. I need a few toppings. So I apologize if you add topping. They will be more than five ingredients. I'm gonna add a little bit of tomatoes because I love tomatoes. Then a little bit of lettuce. And then like sour cream. I like a little bit of avocado. There we go. This is our awesome taco cup. All right, Anzalee, you got a taco cup. Okay. Ready to rank it? Thumbs up, thumbs down, thumbs in the middle. I really like it. Thumbs up. Yeah, you're my taco girl, huh? The last recipe I'm making is our honey garlic pork chops. Now a lot of you have been asking for pork chops. So I thought I'd give you an easy one today. So for the pork chops, we're gonna start with obviously pork chops. Now we're gonna have a little bit of garlic. We have one cup of ketchup, some soy sauce, and this is honey. This is some homemade honey. So we're gonna preheat our little skillet. You can do the grill too, but sometimes the skillet is fun. So we're gonna go about 375 or 400, is where I'm cooking it at. Sometimes if you hear whining, it usually is the dog knowing that I'm cooking food up here, huh? Good boy. All right, so in a little bowl, we're gonna mix about one cup of ketchup. You guys know me. Eye eyeball a lot, that looks like a cup. About a third cup of honey. And I do not like measuring honey in a measuring cup because I lose most of it. So we're gonna eyeball this too, about a third cup. And then we're just gonna add about two cloves of minced garlic or like two teaspoons or so. All right, then you're gonna mix this all together. Then we're gonna do a fourth cup of soy sauce. Now soy sauce is one of those things that I will measure because you don't wanna get too much of this. So we're going to take our little pork chop. Our skillet is all nice and heated up. So we're going to just brush on this sauce. Oh, it smells so good. Now we're gonna flip it over and just let it cook. Gonna brush the other side too while it's doing that side. All right, and then you're just gonna do it to all of them. Then we're just gonna cook them about five minutes on each side. We want the internal temperature at 145. You guys are done. All right, Anseli is up. This is pork chop. Okay, let's try it. I like pork chop. Yeah? That's good and chewy. Thumbs up, thumbs down. Thumbs up. Thumbs up. High by the five. Nice. All right, you're gonna try pork chop too. Okay. Okay. Stopping. That's six, that's your first. All right, if you want more simple recipes, I have three ingredient recipes, which are even better you can find right up there. All right, we'll see you later.


Hey guys, I want to say a quick minute today to talk to you and show you the Vitamix A3300. We've long called it the sneaky savvy Vitamix pick because it's at the same price level as the 2500 but it had some features that you could unlock if they were explained to you. The A3300 there are no programs there aren't one, two, three, four, five programs like you would see on the A3500 but you still can get that walk away blending effect by setting the timer and hitting start. So I like to say that like this is all it's like a simple microwave, a microwave that doesn't have a popcorn button 45 seconds start versus the A3500 which has that popcorn button sometimes the popcorn button is not enough and sometimes it goes too long. The programs on Vitamix that have programs on its face they're just timers and they ramp up and ramp down so are they nice to have yeah for sure and we think having walk away blending is a really it makes the Vitamix only experience better and you're more likely to keep your Vitamix in better shape because you're going to run a cleaning cycle you're going to fill it up with warm water and a couple drops of soap hit the cleaning cycle button and walk away that's really nice we like to say go get your kid dressed and come back and it's done setting the countdown timer but then there's another way to you can use your phone open your phone open up the app press the blender button and it beams over a program to the A3300 or any other smart system and then you press the pulse button for it to run that program it's actually pretty cool and pretty straightforward some frequently asked questions about the A3300 if you get it in a different finish if it's not that true metal finish a brushed stainless or if they come out with other finishes copper or black stainless like they do have in the A3500 will it be still one of the least loud models? No the the metal finishes provide more sound dampening than any other models and so no it won't be but if you are looking to get one of the least loud one of the quietest models you do want to get one with the true metal finish you might be wondering about the touchscreen that comes on the A3300 is it gonna hold up is it something that could fail is it something that I'm gonna have challenges with in our experience we've had the A3500 which again is the same machine identical except for it doesn't have five program we've had ours for two years I'll put a link to our two and a half year review of the A3500 here you can watch it but we've been pleased with the touchscreen had no issues with it it's it's responsive and well-built and even with a wet finger it responds to it you can use a knuckle if you want so it's good if touchscreen isn't your thing if you'd prefer tactile functions don't get an A3300 it's it's that simple you bother you have other options for switches and in a dial and the other nice thing about the A3300 you get to use some of those accessories attachments that are exclusive to smart system eight ounce container and then any future attachments that they offer that are exclusive to smart system machine so who's the A3300 for if you want one of the quietest models assuming you get that brushtainless finish if you're looking to get a Vitamix and and you want to save a few and sacrifice sort of the programs on the front and are willing to use the programs from your phone or just use the countdown timer it's a it's a good way to save again it's kind of under the radar and I think now that it's changed now that they do offer the brushtainless metal finish I think it's going to be less under the radar I think it's going to overtake the A2500 as the second most popular smart system that you can get second to the A3500 I really do I think it's now not only just a sneaky savvy pick it's actually kind of a known savvy pick and even though it might take the same amount of explaining how you can get the same value out of it with the countdown timer and even using your phone to do programs that explanation is probably now more worth it than it used to be because of the brushtainless metal finish the sound dampening one of the quietest models you can get so watch out A2500 I think the A3300 is coming for you they're the same price I think as of now that might change and guys subscribe to our channel if you haven't already hit that bell to get notified thank you so much for watching and we'll see you in the next one bye guys I hear as he hi okay great we'll go on a run I just got to finish up this video five minutes he can be in it if you want not invited as he I'll be up in five minutes we'll go for a run okay okay that's why I'm shooting in my office today