In this presentation, we will take a look at the flow of materials, labor and overhead within a process cost system. In other words, we're going to track the materials, labor and overhead as they flow through from the raw materials to the finished goods within a manufacturing company. Support Accounting Instruction by clicking the link below, giving you a free month membership to all of the content on our website, broken out by category, further broken out by course. Each course then organized in a logical, reasonable fashion, making it much more easy to find what you need than can be done on a YouTube page. We also include added resources such as Excel practice problems, PDF files and more like QuickBooks backup files when applicable. So once again, click the link below for a free month membership to our website and all the content on it. A manufacturing company that uses a process cost system as opposed to a job cost system. In comparing the two systems from a job cost system and a process cost system, we'll see many similarities and a few differences. So we want to consider those two because every time we take a look at the process cost system, we really are contrasting it to the other type of manufacturing process, which is a job cost system, keeping in mind those differences, also keeping in mind that we might have some companies that have some component of both a job cost system or process cost system. But as we consider and learn them, we typically keep them separate in our mind so we can compare and contrast them. Both of these items will be starting with raw materials that we want to then convert to finished goods and therefore are different than a manufacturer or a merchandising type of company, which will just have the goods that will be purchased and then the goods that will be sold. There'll be no processing of the goods. It'll be a lot easier than to track in that format. Here, of course, we're going to have the raw materials, which are not finished, convert them in some way. That conversion process is going to be in the form of, in a cost form, the overhead that we're going to apply as well as the labor that will be applied to get to the finished goods. And then, of course, once we're at finished goods, we're at a similar point as a merchandising company and we will in essence just sell the finished goods, record the cost of goods sold at the point in time that we sell. The difference with tracking the flow of a process cost system and a job cost system is that we're not tracking by job, we're tracking by process. Now note, when you track by job, you still use the account of a work in process type of account, but that work in process type of account is supported by a job cost sheet. And in a process cost system, we still have work in process accounts, but we're not going to be supporting them with a job cost sheet because we're not tracking by job. We are instead tracking by process, by department. So we're going to track this information, this cost for the inventory, by the process that it's currently in. We think of a process cost system as being more of a linear type of process that we're going through typically. So if we're making something that goes through a process, such as making candy or something like that, it might go through a department one where we make the candy, department two where we put the candy into the wrapper or something like that and package the candy and then it would go to finished goods. So we can see kind of a linear type of process and that's going to be what's going to be the difference then in terms of the accounts. In other words, we might have two work in process accounts or more work in process accounts representing different departments as opposed to a job cost system where we have one work in process, which is then supported by the job cost worksheets that will support the detail of what's going into the work in process by job. Other than that, the flow in the journal entries will look similar, but we'll have to account for, of course, these two departments, these two work in processes. We'll start off in a similar fashion as we would with a job cost system. We're going to buy the materials. So we'll buy the materials, so the materials you can track kind of like you would inventory for a merchandising company. You're going to have beginning materials. You're going to have purchases and then ending materials. You can have like a similar kind of calculation for calculating what materials were used. But in essence, we're going to have beginning materials purchases for the materials. And then we're going to transfer. We're going to credit the materials. So here's our T account debit debit. Now we're crediting it. This is an inventory account and therefore it has a debit balance. If we credit it, it's going down. This is what would happen when we requisition the materials to the work in process. That would be the credit. The debit then would be to the work in process account. And we're typically considering materials. If we make something like candy with a sugar and whatnot would typically go into department A. That's where we actually make the candy typically. So we're going to go to department A and then we can imagine, of course, it's going to go to department A and then it's going to go to department B, which is the packaging department. So that would be the normal process. Most of the materials are going to go to department A and then to department B, once finished in department A, once it's been converted from sugar to candy. But also, we're going to have materials that will go to department B. So it's not all going to go to department A and then to department B. Most of it probably going to department A, then transferring to department B, once finished. But we're going to have some materials that will go directly to department B, such as the packaging kind of materials, like the wax paper or something like that, that we're going to need in department B. So we will have direct materials going both to department A and to department B. The materials going to department A are probably the bulk of the materials. The main thing we think about when we process something, because that's what we're using to convert, in this case, candy, the materials going into department B are probably not the main thing we consider, like the packaging type of materials that are going to go into department B. So if we think about that in terms of the trial balance, then, of course, we've got the materials up top. It's all inventory. We've got the materials up top. It would be decreasing the materials up here and going into department A, the working process, and here. So we would be crediting this as a debit balance account. It would be going down, and then we would debit the working process accounts, and those would be increasing. It's all in the assets. No net effect in the assets. The assets would be going up. Assets would be going back down when we do that transfer. This is what the journal entry would look like. This is the T account up top. This is the journal entry. The journal entry would generally be triggered with a materials requisition form. So that's the form that would generally say, hey, we know we need materials from the warehouse. We're imagining the materials are in some type of warehouse. It's going to be moved then to the working process department. We can imagine all the sugar being dumped into a big bucket or something, and that's now we're in the working process department. The journal entry then would be a debit to a department A working process, debit to department B working process for whatever is needed in department A and department B. Department A needing in our case sugar and whatnot. B is going to be needing the wax paper, and then we would credit the raw materials, decreasing the raw materials. Of course, again, that would mean materials is going down, and then the working process would be going up. These two accounts would be going up. We're all talking about assets. The assets here would be increasing with a debit. The asset here would be decreasing with a credit. The next step we're going to have is to be adding things into the working process. We consider working process now. We've got direct materials in there. There's three things that are going to be involved in inventory all the time. Direct materials, we have direct labor, and then we've got the overhead, all the other kind of stuff that we have. We already have the materials in there. The next thing is the factory payroll or the payable or the labor that's going to go in there. When you think of labor, you've got to think of kind of payroll. Payroll is happening, and it's a little bit confusing to think of payroll because payroll we usually consider, we debit payroll expense or something like that, and we credit payroll payable or cash. I'm not dealing with payroll taxes. We're just getting into the generals of payroll here for the process of the inventory. Here we're going to say, no, we're not going to debit the expense because we're putting these workers are working on inventory. We're basically going to capitalize their work as an asset as opposed to expensing it in what they're working on, which is inventory that is not yet completed, and therefore in the process of work and process. We're going to credit factory payroll payable. When you see a book problem, they'll typically credit a payable account when you're working with these process cost systems because you could think of it as crediting cash, or paying cash, or taking it out of the checking account, but that doesn't indicate what we're paying and the debit's going to go into work and process. So if we say it's a payable, we're taking it out of the payable, that gives us some indication without having to write a description with the journal entry that we're talking about some type of payroll item that's happening. So we're going to credit the liability as if we haven't yet paid the payroll yet instead of cash, and then we're going to debit the work and process instead of an expense for wages expense or payroll expense because these people are working on the inventory that's not yet completed, therefore work and process. Again, most of it will probably be in department A because that's where most of the work is done. Also note that the labor, the conversion with labor usually is fairly small possibly for a process cost system because everything is the same, we might automate the entire process. So there might not be a lot of labor involved in the work and process in a process type system that is more automated type of system. And then we're also going to have the direct labor that's going to go into department B, however. So remember, you're usually thinking it's going to go into department A and then roll into department B once it's done in department A. But of course we are going to have some direct labor that could be in department B as well. So the majority of it probably in A because that's where most of the conversion happens and B might be less labor, but again, we're going to have to apply out the labor to A from A to B, A and B. And once A is done, of course then we'll convert or transfer the process or the inventory from A to B as well. The journal entry will look like this. We're going to debit the work and process for department A, the work and process department B, and we're going to credit the factory payroll payable. Now note, again, this is kind of like, this is basically a payroll journal entry. We're not dealing with any withholdings here, however. So you could consider if this was cash, we're paying people cash and then we're debiting the work and process instead of payroll expense because we're capitalizing it here. And note, we're not dealing with anything with regard to payroll taxes or withholdings at this point. We're just making a simplified journal entry so that we can see the process or how it would look in terms of the capitalization of these items within the work and process. So work and process here would be going up, here and then the payable would be going up because we haven't yet paid the employees. Also note that we're always talking about payroll on the factory because we're talking about those workers that work in the factory. If you're talking about a book problem and it says the factory, well, then it has to do with inventory. If it says something admin, then it has not to do with inventory and you're not talking about something that would be in part of the inventory but something that would be a period cost typically. And then, of course, we have the third thing that's going to happen, which is going to be the manufacturing overhead. So in our work and process, we have the direct materials, we have the direct labor, now we have the manufacturing overhead. Now the actual costs with the manufacturing overhead is anything on the factory. So anything that's included in the factory is going to be a debit to the manufacturing overhead, the actual cost, depreciation on the factory or if there's rent on the factory or rent on the equipment or maintenance on the equipment in the factory. All these things that we can't apply to a specific department possibly then would go into the manufacturing overhead and then we're going to use some type of estimate to take the money out of the manufacturing overhead and apply it to the proper department based on some type of estimate. We'll talk more about that later but we're going to apply it out. So now we're going to be reducing the manufacturing overhead and again the manufacturing overhead would be increasing by what all the stuff we couldn't apply to the department. So anything in a book problem that says factory this, factory that and we can't apply it to department A or department B we're just going to dump into manufacturing overhead then use some type of estimate to apply it out. In terms of the journal entries then everything that we dumped into manufacturing overhead would typically be a debit, debiting these items for things like the utility on the factory crediting whatever we paid for utilities or utilities payable debiting anything that would be supervisor, salary or something for both departments that we couldn't apply to the department and crediting payroll for the indirect items and they're debiting this item for any possibly small materials that are going to both A and B and crediting the materials for that item. So these are the types of things that would be going into the manufacturing overhead because we know they're on the factory, they're part of inventory but they haven't been, we can't apply them to a particular department. Then we're going to apply them out. How do we do that? We do some type of estimate. So we're going to use some type of estimate and apply them out to department A or department B. So once that is done then we're going to have the applied overhead. Again most of it we might think would go to department A depending on how our estimate works but then the rest of it is going to go to department B and again once we're done with department A these items are going to roll over to department B because it's in that process but as we go through this note that we had part of the materials the direct labor and applied overhead that goes to department A and department B. The journal entry then factory overhead decreasing and it's going to be a debit to work in process department A, work in process department B here's work in process department A work in process department B and the overhead. Next item that's going to happen is now we're going to finish items in the work in process department A so it includes direct materials labor and applied overhead the three components of inventory now in department A we're going to transfer it now when it's completed from department A so the candy's made it's not now in the wrapper so now we're going to transfer it out of department A and we're going to put it into department B so we're going to credit department A to decrease it because it's an asset account we're going to debit department B because now we've transferred the actual candy into department B which will then go into the wrapping department now we have a work in process for department B increasing with a debit and work in process for department A decreasing with a credit so remember we're talking about assets here so the department A is going down the opposite thing to it which is a credit department B is going up so we're going to do the same thing to it as it's normal balance a debit next item at some point we're going to finish the work in process for department B and notice that includes now the direct materials for department B like the wrapper and stuff and then we've got the direct labor for department B the overhead for department B and then the stuff that was transferred of course from department A to department B once the wrapping is on the candy for department B in our example we're going to credit department B and we're going to move it then to finished goods so we're going to credit the work in process move it to finished goods and that's going to be the calculation of the cost of goods manufactured and that's going to be what we'll use to know the amount that we need to take out of the work in process for department B in our example and take it into the finished goods cost of goods manufactured journal entry then is going to be a debit so now we've got the debit to finished goods inventory that's going to increase with the debit it's going to decrease the work in process inventory account now it's in finished goods and we're in kind of a similar type of situation that we would be if we were just buying and selling inventory because we're ready to sell the inventory then we're going to take the information from finished goods we're actually going to sell it so when we sell it then we're going to take it out of the finished goods we're going to credit finished goods for the cost of goods sold now this is a little bit confusing because at this point in time we spent all this time tracking the cost and usually when we consider accounting we're spending a lot of time focusing in on the sale and so when we consider this transaction this last transaction it's hard to decouple it from the goal of the business which is revenue generation so the two things that happen at the same time is that this happens when we make a sale and the sale we can think of as a separate kind of journal entry that happens at the same time which is revenue increases and then accounts payable increases or cash increases at the same time the inventory finished goods inventory decreases and the cost of goods sold the expense increases so if we look at the journal entry then there's two things that really happen here we're concentrating on this item the cost of goods sold the type the part of the journal entry that usually gets less attention to it so when we make a sale we're going to increase the accounts receivable increase sales so this item and this item the other thing that happens of course is the inventory goes down finished goods inventory and a process cost system goes down with a credit and the debit is the cost of goods sold so note sales went up with a credit with the top journal entry and then it's going to go down or net income goes up with a credit because the income goes up with a credit the net income goes up with a credit or an increase to income and then the cost of goods sold increases the expense of cost of goods sold and bringing the net income back down so the net income would go up by the sales and then down by the cost of goods sold which of course would make sense because we're selling the item for what we can sell it for minus what it costs for us to produce it the cost of goods sold that's the effect on net income


Welcome to the course on computer programming and to the session on code blocks. In this session, we will see how to debug our programs using this ID. We want to write a program that accepts a number from the user and prints its tables. To use the debugging feature, we need to create a project and not a file. Assuming that the project multiply numbers is already created, we shall start writing the program. hash include iostream using namespace std int main return 0. This is our template code. We will now declare a number number 1, a variable counter equals to 1 and the answer that we need to compute. See out, enter a number which will be printed on the screen, semicolon seen number 1. The number will be accepted from the user. Now we will write our logic of the program to print the tables. So our logic would be using a while loop, while counter is less than equal to 10, open curly presses answer equal to num1 into counter and we will print the answer as see out num1 into counter equal to answer. In short, num1 is the number entered by the user into the variable counter equals to the answer which is computed by multiplying num1 and counter. That is it. This is our program. I feel that this is the correct program and we should now execute it. So we will save it and we will click on build and run. The terminal has appeared. We will enter a number say 6 and we will press enter. Let us see what the output of the program is. Oh my God, 6 into 1 equal to 6 is getting printed infinitely. I thought my program was correct. Well, I think I need to use the debug feature of code blocks. So let us close this. So for debugging, we require a watch window is nothing but a window that will display the values of all variables step by step as the program executes. Watch window can be enabled from debug, debugging windows and watches. As soon as you click the watches window appears, we will fix it below over here. We are now ready to debug a program. Let us go to the first statement where int num1, counter equal to 1 and answer is declared as integer. We will click on debug and run to cursor. We will now adjust our code blocks window so that we can have a terminal window side by side. As you can see, enter a number is not displayed on the terminal. The reason is run to the cursor means that it will come to this line and it will halt. Note this yellow triangle. Now in debugging mode, every time you want to execute a statement, code blocks ID will wait for the user that means the programmer to press shift F7 that is to go to the next line. We will click over here and we will press shift F7 on our keyboard. Notice the cursor has advanced over here to see out enter a number. Please note till now the statement enter a number is not displayed. The reason is it has executed this statement but it has still not executed enter a number statement. Now, when we will press shift F7, please note that the enter a number will be displayed shift F7. Enter a number is displayed. Then we will press shift F7 so that we can enter a number over here. Say for example, 6 as we mentioned earlier and we will press enter. Now the control has come back again to our program which is while counter is less than equal to 10. The value of counter over here can be seen number 1 equal to 6 which we have entered counter equal to 1 which we have declared earlier. Answer equal to some garbage value is displayed. Now since the value of counter is definitely less than equal to 10, when we press shift F7 the control will go inside the loop. Shift F7 answer equal to num1 into counter will be executed. Now note that answer equal to 6 has been calculated. This statement c out num1 into counter equal to answer that is I believe it should be 6 into 1 equal to 6 will be displayed when we again press shift F7. Yes, 6 into 1 equal to 6 has been displayed. Now the control has gone back to the while loop where it checks counter is less than equal to 10. Now, let us see what is the value of counter. Oh counter value is still 1. Now so that means it will go inside the while loop again. Shift F7 answer will be calculated as 6 the statement c out num1 equal to counter is equal to answer will be printed that is 6 into 1 is 6 and now this goes into infinite loop as I press my shift plus F7. I now realize my mistake that counter variable is not incremented. If I increment my counter variable here it will appear as 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, till 10. So let us exit this and modify our program. We will add a statement after the c out statement counter equal to counter plus 1. Yes, I believe now that should solve my problem but still instead of executing the program directly I will still want to go through the debug. I will now come over here to int num1 statement and click debug, run to cursor. I place my terminal over here on the right hand side. Now I will press shift F7, shift F7 enter a number as displayed I will press shift F7 again so that I am allowed to enter a number I will enter number 6 and I will press enter. I will again come here oops I forgot to add the watch window. So I will click here debugging windows which is also a shortcut and I will say watches. I will add this here and click on local variables. Please note my num1 has value 6, counter equal to 1. Now over here while counter is less than equal to 10, yes the value of counter is 1 which is definitely less than equal to 10. So my control enters the while loop I will press shift F7, answer equal to num1 into counter will be executed now, shift F7 please note the answer is 6 which will now be printed over here, shift F7 6 into 1 equal to 6. Now the counter equals to counter plus 1 will be executed when I press shift F7, yes the counter value has incremented to 2. Now while counter that is 2 is less than equal to 10, yes it is so it will enter the loop answer equal to num1 into counter will be executed which is nothing but 12. This statement is printed over here as 6 into 2 equal to 12. Counter value is incremented to 3 again control goes into the loop I will now continuously press shift F7, answer is getting computed which is printed on the terminal counter value is incremented to 4, I will execute this 6 into 5, 30, 6 into 6, 36, 6 into 7, 42, 6 into 8, 48, 6 into 9, 54 please note the value of counter is 9. Now on pressing shift F7 the value of counter is incremented to 10, still the control will enter into the while loop because the while loop condition is satisfied wherein 10 is definitely equal to 10. So my answer will be calculated again which is 60, the answer will be printed over here 6 into 10, 60. Now my counter variable is incremented to 11, at this point while counter is less than equal to 10 is not satisfied. So the control will now go to return 0 instead of going inside the while loop. I will press shift F7 to see the result, F7 yes it has gone outside the while loop which is written 0, shift F7 to exit which says now no locals over here. This is how we debug our programs. Using this debug feature we were able to examine the value of our variables at every step and could hence identify the flaw in our program. Of course this was a very small program and may be would be very easy to identify without using debug, but imagine that the program was 2000 lines, 2 million lines in such cases it would be very difficult to do so. Hence code blocks ID provides us with this debugging feature. We end this session and hope the debugging feature will help you debug and solve the errors in your programs. Thank you.


Hello everybody hooded core commander 788 here and it is time for the first patrons choice vote of 2020 For those who don't know periodically I give my supporters on patreon the opportunity to vote on what will be reviewed on this channel So if you would like to vote and help decide what I will review check out my patreon support at any level Gets you the right to vote. I already announced that this year will be the year of the 90s Does that mean we have to have three options from the 90s this time? Yes, yes, it does. Here are your options option one is ozone from 1991 from the eco warriors sub team It's been a while since we've looked at eco warriors and we always have fun when we do so if you'd like to see a review of ozone version one from 1991 select option one option two is flak viper from 1992 this guy is nuts, so and I would definitely have a lot to say about him So if you would like to see a review of flak viper version one from 1992 select option two option three is version three of outback from 1993 the construction worker looking out back if I review this one I will technically be reviewing two versions of the figure So if you'd like to see a review of outback from 1993 select option three those are your three options Yes, we are diving into the year of the 90s by looking at the candy colored action figures Don't forget to skip over to patreon to find out how to vote Support at any level gets you the right to vote the voting starts as soon as you see this video on Monday, January 13th It ends on Friday, January 17th, and the winner will be published on Sunday, January 26 as always if there is a tie I will break the tie, but usually that doesn't happen. I want to see what you choose That's it guys get on over to patreon now is the time for voting and the time for voting is now


Steve Nash has to be proud of the way his guys completed in this game moments ago. We met with the media Hey Steve, what did you see kind of right off the bat tonight with just the ball moving the early shot making? Well, the ball was going in which is always nice, but I thought our pace and intention was there You know, we tried to move it make quick decisions and we're clearly very difficult to guard The ball doesn't always go as in but the opportunities were there to convert No, good luck. So I was really proud of the way they moved it overall and obviously at 32 assists and seven turnovers is outstanding Malika Andrews with ESPN. Hey Steve, I'm wondering what any results were of Kyrie Does he have a concussion? No, you concerned beyond tonight. What via chance to talk to him kind of what was going on there? And no signs of concussion. I had an x-ray which was inconclusive So we'll really just have to look again in the morning probably be re-scanned and all that when we get home and and we'll take it from there What is it inclusive mean? That's a good question should I brush up on my We can both do it I guess they needed further scan. I don't know if it's swelling or what in the first game But they said they would have to be skinned in the morning. Thank you Brian Lewis with the New York Post Well, that's kind of what I wanted to ask you so in essence really you were kind of in the dark as to How severe it is and how much time you might expect Kyrie to miss? Yeah, you know the good news is there's there's no concussion symptoms But we'll have to reevaluate when we get there second scare Alex shiver with the athletic Alex you're on me. I Hit the wrong button. Sorry Steve Talked about the hot start offensively Bruce had had 15 points in the first half just what would you make of his hair and his performance? me just a Winner, you know, he plays so hard outstanding defensively rebounds the ball and when he's able to you know fill in the gaps and take that soft Space on the court where other teams are focusing on our other guys. You know, he really makes it difficult to defend us


What's going on Dylan to be progressive soccer? Thank you for watching this video. I'm calling this eight secrets I wish all footballers knew and if you're looking for some cool new tricks to show off on the field This video is not for you. We're not even gonna see a ball. You're not gonna see any green grass. This is all classroom This is all life lessons. I've learned playing this game This is valuable information a real talk that I want you to take to improve Your rate of development become faster way better to have way more success in this game But also improve the quality of your life be a happier more successful person So if that appeals to you in any way, I want you to keep watching this video But I mean real players with real vision who want to see real results If you want tricks and flicks this video is not for you this channel is not for you You need to go somewhere else but if you're really Serious about your future and you're willing to sit and listen to My experience listen to my knowledge and actually take that information and apply it then this video is for you And let's get into it right now And it's so important that you take this information you actually apply it How many times have you read a book or watched a video and you're like wow, that's some great information I need to start doing that and then you look back in two months or even two weeks And you're like, you know what I didn't do anything that I said I was going to do so Implementation is so important knowledge is not power knowledge plus action knowledge put into action now That's real power. So let's go through these eight secrets. They're eight principles that transcend football They're gonna help you yes in football, but they're gonna help you in every single area of your life and number one I need to know this it is Possible what it was. What does that mean? What do you mean? It is possible. What do you want to achieve? Well, most players they either want to sign a professional contract. They want to earn a college scholarship They want to play for a higher level team and whatever else you want to achieve in this game I want you to know that it is possible someone else did it you can do it And I need you to look at that at a very basic level if someone else can do it if someone else is currently doing this Why can't I do it? You look at these professional players or someone who earned a college scholarship Do they have two feet? Do they have two legs two arms a head and a heart? Do you possess those tools? Well, if they can do it, why can't you now? do certain Circumstances make it harder for someone else to achieve that goal than another. Yes 100% Location that you live in the country that you live in your nationality Your financial situation these all have an influence on your ability to make it now Does that mean it's impossible? No, okay?  Your friends even are earning college scholarships or doing the things that you want to do, okay? Just because it's harder doesn't mean it's impossible But you complaining about your financial situation you complaining that nobody supports you with your dreams You complaining about the country that you live in that's not going to help you achieve your goal Is it the reality? Yes, doesn't make it harder. Yes, but complaining about it. It doesn't help Okay, so just understand the system understand the obstacles and work around it use it as motivation, but it is Possible now going forward if you want to make it possible. I need you to understand that Chances are not given chances are created No one's gonna come to you just because you're good enough and say hey Here's a contract you get a play for Manchester United right now It doesn't work like that. No one's coming to find you in the park You have to go out there and create your own chances So stop waiting for someone to come and find you and start putting yourself in the situations where you can be found I hope that makes sense Do not sit around waiting for things to happen. You have to go out and make things happen So if we're talking specifically and I want to give you a few like actionable tips If we're talking specifically about becoming a professional player I don't just sit around and think that I'm good enough and someone's gonna come and find me Okay, I need to take action. I need to look at my contacts Do I know anyone in my city? Do I know anyone in my family? Do I know anyone in my friend circle? Do I know anyone in the football community that has gone on to achieve the goals that I want to achieve? How did they do it? Take the steps backwards see where they are and ask, okay Where did they start and what steps did they take to get there and do I know any contacts that can help me? Do the same thing can you get yourself an agent now in order to do that you need video highlight video you need a Sweet short and sweet resume a CV whatever you want to call it You need to have a piece of information whether it's digital or physical that shows who you are just because you contact someone say Hey, I'm a good player. They do not care. You need to prove it with your resume with your highlight video You need to go to combines. You need to go to open tryouts. Does it cost money? Yes But is it better than sitting at home thinking that someone's gonna come find you 100% a Combine might be a collection of let's say like 30 players But there's also 10 coaches there from different from 10 different clubs looking for players in specific situations Open trial might just be one team Hosting open trial. They might not take anyone from that trial. They might take one player out of 500 But is it better than say at home saying all That'll never work or that's a waste of time. That's a waste of money. It's experience It's putting yourself in the right situations the opportunity to network and to make connections But the bottom line if you want to Play professional or you want to have a college scholarship Even want to play on a higher level team. Don't just sit there expecting the chances to come to you chances are not given chances are created You create your own chances by taking action Few players make it in this game. Hey, there's millions of players around the world who want to become a professional What makes you any different than them? It should start with here. Your mentality should make it should be the difference for you That's what needs to get you started But number one never stop improving if you're of the mindset world. Oh, I'm good enough to play at that level. You're not I'm telling you right now. I need to slap you in the face through this through this Video camera through this TV screen whatever you're watching on and I need you to wake up If you think you're good enough, you're not the best players in the world. No that they're still not good enough That's why they're so good. They never stop improving. They're always identifying weaknesses They're always focusing on things that they can improve never stop improving the game is so much more fun when every time you step on The field you're better than you were last week. So if you're of the mindset of I'm good enough You need to stop that you're never good enough. It's okay to be happy about your accomplishments It's okay to have self-esteem and confidence in your ability But the best players and you want to be one of the best players know that they're never good enough good enough Is not a word that they use it's not a phrase that they use never stop improving keep taking action Do not give up you may need to get 100 no's before you get one yes And if you're gonna let those no's Discourage you and make you quit then you're never going to make it It's not possible for you because you're weak-minded Okay, you have to understand the no is part of it and no Doesn't mean never no means not yet No means you're not good enough yet if you go to a tryout and you get cut That doesn't mean you'll never be good enough if you quit you'll never be good enough That means just right now currently you're not good enough. Do you have the ability to improve? Yes, it is possible number one It is possible. It's impossible for you to achieve or sorry. It is possible for you to achieve It's possible for you to improve so no doesn't mean never it means not yet It means keep working it means keep taking action It means keep learning means keep failing failing your way forward keep getting shut down So one day you get that yes because in the end really all you need is one Yes, and that gets your foot in the door and then you've got that opportunity you treat you created that chance yourself by taking action But bottom line it's not about The goals that you achieve it's about who you become in pursuit of those goals And what I mean by that is like let's say because I know it's a scary thing to say Oh, I'm gonna try to be your professional, but what if it doesn't work out? Well, guess what if it doesn't work out? You're not gonna regret trying I promise you that because you will become such a stronger person mentally such a better person Of that because of the chances that you took because of the opportunities that you seek the situations You put yourself in you kept trying to improve you built resilience you built persistence you built discipline You built all these life skills you you networked you met people you went to new places You had great experiences you will not regret trying even if you failed at the end of our lives What do they say the only things they regret are the things they didn't do the things they didn't try to do So I promise you if you work for it and you put all this energy and effort into it And it doesn't work out you will not regret it You'll be happy that you did it because it made you a better person at the end of the day So I guess I have to address like if I know all this information. Why am I not a professional? I did I did have a college scholarship. I do have I did play for the Canadian national football team I got two caps as a cool experience really random But that happened and I've always played on high-level teams, so I've achieved those but I never became a professional So if I know all this information, how come I'm not a pro? Well, the truth is I did not know this information When I was younger, I wish I did this is why I'm making this video right now to share this information with the youth to share this information with people who are passionate and Even if I pick up this information while I was younger in my early 20s and knew what I knew now Then I could have done it also some life experience. I had kids very young I had businesses and my life was good. It's not like I had a bad life I was very happy in the life that I was living so that's kind of where I was at but bottom line When I was 16 basically they fed into our minds We were getting misinformed that if you're not a professional by 16 if you're not in Europe by 16 You might as well give up That's what they said that was the message in our heads and we believed it But I need you to know that it is possible and even if you're not a pro at 16 You can still become one by 21 even by 23 now the longer you wait the harder it gets. Yes 100% but Just because you don't make it at 16 doesn't mean it's over it means keep trying it means keep learning and guess what? Playing professional doesn't mean that you play for Barcelona It means you can play in Lithuania Division 3 and still get your life paid for it still get your living pay for through the game of football How awesome is that okay? So there's different levels of professional and the life experiences that come through pursuing your goals That's the most valuable thing. Let's move on. Sorry one more thing. I want to give you actionable steps So with this and you can pause this video right now if you need to number one I need you to set a goal so set a long-term goal if you want to break it down to those three Maybe you want to play pro. Maybe you want to earn a college scholarship. Maybe you just want to make a higher-level team in Your city. What's your long-term goal?  That's cool goal as well We all have different goals and we all have different realities not all of us are meant to play professional football Some of us only have the ability to play at a certain level But that doesn't mean that we stop improving and stop pursuing and stop challenging ourselves So I want you to make one long-term goal and I want you to make one short-term goal for this season So maybe that can be I want to score 10 goals where I want to go to this trial and I want to make this team I want to I want to play. I want to play Every single game this season without getting injured something like that make a short-term goal for this season So one long-term goal one short-term goal You can pause it right now and write those down or we can move forward number two I need you to know I need you to know all these things, but seriously number two


It's I growing up, I loved bugles because it was just like this fun shape that you could play with and I think that Adults are wanting to eat. They're very nostalgic these days And so I wanted to lean in to kind of I mean you want to also appeal to kids and so Figuring out what is the shape of this flavor? How are we going to do it and not saying that all of them will be you know this potato chip Our ramen is coming will come out as a lentil chip moving forward I wanted to lean more into this kind of wanton chip a lot of people really Resonated with that so I think figuring out what is the base of it? And then with each shape and also each kind of formulation you're getting a different texture So then honing it on that and then honing in on what are the flavor points of that?


Listen, guys, sometimes reality is stranger than science fiction. Netflix's three-body problem got a Chinese billionaire murdered. Let's run the clip. A former lawyer has been sentenced to death in China for the murder of Netflix producer Lin Xi. All right, first off, we got to acknowledge he looks evil. He looks like he's shown no remorse, at least in the snapshot photo. Not only that, he's a lawyer. What do you think was going to happen?  The show's three-body problem was released by Netflix earlier in March. Days later, a former lawyer who secured the series, Xu Yao, was found guilty of the 2020 murder of Lin Xi over a business dispute. Lin was called China's billionaire millennial as his company owned the rights for the film adaptation of this series. Xu Yao was found guilty of poisoning Lin Xi after he was sidelined over the Netflix deal. Listen, guys, poisoning your boss is something like very much from like a C drama or like a wuxia pin. This was like a super ancient thing to do, even though apparently he was more inspired by Breaking Bad than the poisoning in all like 5,000 shows that showed that in Chinese. Obviously, this just went viral in the West. This has been going viral in China for like four years now. But due to the death penalty sentencing, that's how we're getting our information now. We're not getting the full discussion that's happening in China because nobody's going to translate the comments. There's such a chasm between the two worlds, to be honest. Anyway, guys, let's take a look at the next sharp article. So long story short, there is this guy right here was 39 when he got killed, RIP to Lin Xi. And he was the head of Yuzhu games, Yuzhu games. They made some of the Game of Thrones games. They also bought the rights to three-body problem because this guy, Lin Xi, he really believed in modern Chinese stories going global because right now everything that's getting explored is more like Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Monkey King and stuff like that. He wanted to export modern Chinese stories like Liu Xishan's book written in No Way translated in 2014 sold to Yuzhu games. Yuzhu games was actually trying to shop it around for a while. He puts Xu Yao, a lawyer on the property rights, the IP licensing rights sales with Netflix. However, due to poor performance, Xu Yao, this scheming looking guy right here, I'm telling you, he already looks scheming. Basically, after he gets demoted, he begins plotting his revenge soon after going as far to set up a laboratory to test out the poison he bought from the dark web on dogs and cats. And of course, you know, the medicine or the lethal chemicals he bought off the dark web were methylmercury, chloride, a toxic compound. Then he brought it to the office. He actually put it in puer tea. Essentially like boba's minus the boba, but like the tea that he was bringing for everybody like, yeah, hey guys, I got something here for breakfast. It's great. Everyone's like, oh, yeah, thank you, Xu Yao. Turns out he was being evil. He also gave Ling pills, master's probiotic pills, which contained lethal substances, obviously that leads Ling to check himself into the hospital. Of two other employees that drank the puer tea also got sick, but they did not pass away. And yeah, long story short, the sentencing came a day after three body problem debuted on Netflix. And Xu Yao was one of the guys that was the main guy on that team to make the licensing deal happen. Of course, R.I.P. and Ling Qi.  Is that a lot of husha pins or a lot of like Chinese dynastic things, you know, some of them are more realistic. Some of them are more erring on the supernatural. There's always these evil protagonists. So initially when I heard this story, I was like, this dude Xu Yao definitely sees himself as one of these guys. But apparently it came out that he was actually inspired by Walter White. So, you know, that was a little bit interesting to me or confusing. Of course, a lot of people in London are talking about it because obviously the American remake moved the story from happening in China to London. And there was a whole controversy around that too. But this video is not about that. A lot of people were saying, man, how come that guy didn't try hard enough to keep his job, Xu Yao, because he ended up getting motivated. But then he tried so hard to murder everybody in secret. And it just goes to show you when you find something that motivates you, you clearly start overachieving. Of course, that is a little bit of a crass comment, but it is the internet. It's also interesting. That's the nature of the internet, guys. Somebody said too bad he didn't poison D.B. and whites to keep them from butchering three-body problem like them and Netflix did. That's also a crazy comment and got downvoted a lot on Reddit. And yeah, just a lot of people sharing a lot of different opinions. I'm sure the discussion on the Chinese internet is different than the one that's happening on the American internet because, you know, it's like they follow in this saga and like O.J. Simpson over there or like, you know, the various cases, KC, you know, just a lot of murder cases. Obviously, there's, there's, there's news that stays hyper local within a country and other countries, they'll get wind of it, but they'll just get like a very raw blueprint version of it because they won't be tapped into all the sorted details and the drama and they won't, you know, relate to the characters. Anyway, guys, I got three major takeaways. Number one is that China is such a steampunk country in a way because if you think about it, like China, it's like, they got this like hyper-modern like gaming company, right? Yuzu. And they're doing video games for everybody that can make the most complex in-depth games for cheaper than everybody just due to the, you know, a high volume of engineers and programmers and stuff like that. But then the boss still got poisoned from one of his, you know, due to a corporate office political dispute. That is so ancient. Literally, if you read stories about ancient Asia, whether it's Japan, China, Korea, Vietnam, there was always people getting poisoned back then and that's why they had all these different tools that they were dipping in the tea or dipping in soups and stuff like that to determine if like arsenic or whatever the ancient version of arsenic was in it. So it goes to show you that China is still really steampunk in the sense that a billionaire from a gaming company, which is literally something that only existed in the past like 10 years, still got poisoned in a fashion that is like more akin to like a thousand years ago. Number two, it also goes to show you that like, it kind of makes me mad because I'm like, man, this dude Lin Chi, and I don't know if he's a good dude or a bad dude, he seems like a good dude. He wanted to spread modern Chinese culture to the rest of the world by licensing three-body problem and buying the rights from Liu Suxin, holding on to it, pitching this company, pitching that company. And it's like he wanted to show that modern China wasn't just the cultural revolution that is depicted. And like we said, that cultural revolution China is real but there's also a whole modern China that is not that that really doesn't get shown, right? And even in the Western Netflix version, they sort of washed that side out because they knew it wasn't gonna appeal to the average Western sort of layman consumer. And it's like, if we, this guy Xu Yao doesn't care, right? He just cares that his money got hurt, that he's not getting the bag he was supposed to get from the licensing deal. So he kills Lin Chi. He's not even thinking that Lin Chi is gonna do something important that all Chinese people or really the globe would want to show the other side, to show some cooler stories from China, show that China's got cool sci-fi stories. Maybe show that China's got a cool office drama. Realistically, they're clearly, their office drama will mimic dynastic dramas if you're using this even as like a CSI SVU, like based on real life events story. So anyway guys, and my last thing point to take away from this whole, you know, RIP Lin Chi Xu Yao murderer story is that like Chinese billionaires gotta be on watch because I know a lot of them were kind of leaving China due to maybe they're feeling like, you know, they don't wanna be controlled by the government or this whole thing with Jack Ma, some of them wanna play with it, some, you know, one of them don't wanna play ball. But it's like, at the end of the day, if you have to worry about like what you're drinking from what subordinates, that's like a whole another thing. And you know, I think China has always had like internal trust issue for the longest time for whatever reason in the ways that I don't really see in Japan and Korea or Taiwan or, you know, Hong Kong's 50-50, but like Singapore, I don't see it. And it's like, it's just gonna be something that they need to take care of if they are gonna continue to move forward and take the steps, you know, basically hit the checklist to be more respected and be more developed. And it's a very unfortunate story. It's very tragic. Let me know what you guys think of this story in the comments section below. Obviously, as far as three-body problem, not being faithfully replicated or not doing modern China justice, I'll say this, man, I like the show, but clearly, yeah, it was very like old school, Western narratives. So that's for what it is, man. Let me know what you think of this video in the comments section below. Let me know what you think of this murder. Case in the comments section below. Was it the Santi? Was it the Sofans? All right, you guys, until next time, we out, peace.


Why is Africa the best place to invest in right now? Welcome to Africa Reloaded. Africa's best destination into insight on development and Africa's future. Profit, as they say, is the reward for risk. And this is especially true when it comes to investing in Africa. Unlike other continents where investors do not hesitate to invest, Africa is generally regarded as a risky place to do so due to concerns, such as political instability and insecurity. But what is investment if there is no risk involved? In fact, when it comes to investing, the larger the risk, the higher the return. And this has been proven numerous times in Africa. According to a UN conference on trade and development report, between 2006 and 2011, investors in Africa earned the highest returns on investment of any continent in the world, with a rate of 11.4% compared to the global average of 7.1%. Now the question is how come despite the challenges in the continent, investors were still able to get the highest return on their investment. If you want to know more, keep watching Africa Reloaded, as we answer that question and show you why Africa is the best place to invest right now. Take a few seconds to like this video as we begin. Prior to the 2000s, the very mention of Africa conjured up images of diseases, famine, poverty, and violence. Every possible statistic regarding the continent was rooted at the bottom. The situation was so severe that on May 13, 2000, the Economist, one of the world's leading news magazines, published an article about Africa with the ominous headline, Africa, the Hopeless Continent. Many individuals were furious, although the majority of what was written in that piece was accurate. On the other hand, between the year 2012, the continent experienced nothing short of a revolution. Nobody could have predicted the changes that transpired a few years later. More wealth was created in that decade than at any other time in the continent's history. And for the first time since the 1960s, that transition was both bottoms up, new businesses, and even whole new sectors rose up, spurning new unicorns such as Cellulant in the fintech industry and the MTN Group and Econet Global in telecommunications. African governments finally got their act together and provided the macro conditions for this growth to take off, low debt, low inflation, and stronger democratic institutions. GDP growth began to double, exports quadrupled, and public debt fell to the lowest level on any continent. The shift was so great that it prompted an opposing headline in the same publication on December 3, 2011 with the heading, Africa Rising. These enormous changes are undoubtedly what prompted China and other countries to invest in the continent, with China emerging as the continent's largest investor producing more than 18,000 jobs on average. So why this huge rate of investment in Africa? According to the UN conference on trade report, there are several reasons why African investors outperformed those in other continents, including 1. Africa's growing young population Africa boasts the world's youngest population With 70% of sub-Saharan Africa under the age of 30 and by 2030, young Africans are estimated to account for 42% of global youth. This means that labor is abundant for labor-intensive industrialization and the abundance of labor also means low labor costs, which means that the benefit of conducting business 2. Africa's vast natural resources This is, in fact, the primary reason that international investors are drawn to Africa. The continent has been able to portray itself as a storehouse of great resources with stretches of oil reserves and incredible forest land. Africa contains 60% of the world's uncultivated arable land and annually produces billions of barrels of oil and gas. The Democratic Republic of the Congo holds the world's largest cobalt deposit, whereas South Africa accounts for 69.6% of global platinum production. Other rich mineral resources found on the continent include gold, diamonds, titanium, iron, zinc, copper, gypsum, salt, sulphur, and phosphates. 3. Africa's bright economic growth prospects According to the Africa Macroeconomic Performance Outlook Study, published in January 2023, Africa is likely to outperform the rest of the world in the following two years, with real GDP averaging approximately 4% in 2023 and 2024, compared to projected global averages of 2.7% and 3.2%. And, even though Africa's expected average real GDP growth fell to 3.8% in 2022, down from 4.8% in 2021, due to substantial hurdles, such as the COVID-19 shock and Russia's invasion of Ukraine, 53 of Africa's 54 countries had positive growth. The good news is that areas where foreign companies may have a comparative advantage, such as banking, telecommunications, and infrastructure, are among the present drivers of African economic growth, creating clear investment opportunities for international corporations. Now, why should you invest in Africa? Aside from its vast natural resources, bright economic prospects, and growing young population, which should be enough reasons for any investor to jump on board, there are still other reasons why Africa is the best place to invest in right now. Firstly, Africa is one of the fastest growing consumer markets in the world. In recent years, household consumption has expanded even faster than GDP, and average annual GDP growth has regularly surpassed the global average. And given the continent's growing income, population growth, urbanization rates, and rapid spread of internet and mobile phone access, Africa's expanding economies present intriguing potential for investors looking to expand into retail and distribution. In fact, consumer spending on the African continent has increased at a compound annual rate of 3.9% since 2010, reaching $1.4 trillion in 2015. This amount is predicted to rise to $2.1 trillion by 2025 and $2.5 trillion by 2030. Furthermore, if the Continental Free Trade Agreement, CFTA, is effectively implemented, a unified continental market for products and services will be operational in 2030, providing firms with many points of entry to the continent and a potential market of 1.7 billion people. Also, in recent times, Africa has upped its digital coverage at a rate higher than in any other region of the world. This considerably improves access to important knowledge and technical know-how, both of which are essential for exponential economic growth. East Africa, for example, was a pioneer in the establishment of practical and easily accessible digital mobile money payment networks. Villagers and ordinary people who do not have access to banking services can now readily participate in the growth of the economy, both locally and globally. And due to Africa's strong digital penetration, digital hardware and software businesses wishing to invest in the continent will find a ready market. Similarly, manufacturers and business owners will have highly competent programmers, data analysts, and search engine marketers. Finally, in recent decades, African countries' political will and stability have improved. Since the beginning of 2015, Africa has seen over 27 leadership changes, reflecting the continent-wide fight for greater transparency and democracy. Countries such as Mauritius, Botswana, Cape Verde, Namibia, and Ghana rank relatively high in terms of political stability and democracy. Over the last decade, 34 countries, home to 72% of Africa's inhabitants, have improved the governance performance, with major advances in participation, rule of law, and rights, among other areas. The governments of Africa have also revised their policies to accommodate people willing to invest in their countries. This is one of the reasons China has recently increased its investment in various African countries. So, yes, there are still lots of challenges that needs to be tackled to reduce the risk of investing in Africa, but clearly the African continent holds great promise for investors who are willing to take the risk. The key, therefore, to investing in Africa successfully is to investigate what major problems the continent faces and come up with ingenious ways. In partnership with like-minded Africans to solve them. Thanks for watching this video to the end. If you enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up, leave a comment, and subscribe if you have not done so already. Also, don't forget to put on the notifications bell, so you will be the first to know whenever we upload more videos like this.


The trigonometric identities allow us to find all trigonometric functions from the value of any one of them provided we know the quadrant. We used the Pythagorean identities earlier. We can use the double-angle identities as well. For example, suppose cosine theta is one-fifth and theta is a quadrant for angle. Let's find sine of 2 theta. So our double-angle identity for cosine and for sine are... And so we know that sine of 2 theta is 2 sine theta cosine theta. So let's sketch a picture of a quadrant for angle. So we'll draw a unit circle centered at the origin, then draw an angle whose terminal side is in quadrant 4. Quatrant 4. And remember the cosine value is the x-coordinate and the sine value is the y-coordinate. And so here, notice that cosine is positive, but sine will be negative. So by the Pythagorean identity, sine squared theta plus cosine squared theta is equal to 1, and we know the value of cosine theta. So we can substitute and solve for sine. And since we know that the sine is negative, our actual value for sine of theta is negative square root of 24-fifths. So we can substitute that into our formula, and that gives us the sine of 2 theta. Now, if we don't know anything about theta, we end up with a bunch of possibilities for the trigonometric function values. So sine of 2 theta is 4-fifths. Let's find all possible values of cosine theta and sine theta. So for a variety of reasons, it's actually helpful to find the associated cosine value. So from the Pythagorean identity, we know that the sine squared of 2 theta plus the cosine squared of 2 theta is equal to 1. We know the sine of 2 theta, so we'll replace and solve. And this time, we don't know anything about the quadrant that 2 theta is in, so cosine of 2 theta is plus or minus 3-fifths. Now, while we do have two double angle identities for sine of 2 theta and cosine of 2 theta, it's actually easier to use cosine of 2 theta because the Pythagorean identity allows us to write this in terms of one function only. So we know that cosine 2 theta is cosine squared minus sine squared theta, but our Pythagorean identity tells us that sine squared theta is 1 minus cosine squared theta, and that simplifies to 2 cosine squared theta minus 1. But wait, there's more. If we replace the cosine squared theta with 1 minus sine squared theta, we'd get, and that gets us a different value for cosine 2 theta. So remember we have two possible values for cosine 2 theta. So cosine of 2 theta is plus or minus 3-fifths. If we take cosine 2 theta equal to 3-fifths and replace in our formula, we can then solve for cosine of theta. And since we don't know anything about the quadrant, we have to leave cosine theta as plus or minus the square root of 4-fifths. We might reduce the square root, but that's about all we can do. The second form of our cosine identity also allows us to find the values for sine of theta. So again, we're taking cosine equal to 3-fifths and solving for sine. Again, not knowing the quadrant that theta is in means that we have to allow for a sine to be both plus or minus square root 1-fifth. But wait, remember that cosine of 2 theta could have been negative 3-fifths. So using that value, we can solve for cosine and get two more values for cosine. And similarly, we can solve for the value of sine and get two more values for the sine of theta.


Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to this emergency broadcast of the game night studies and drink. Obviously, you've seen these people before. Alex and Walin have some complaints. Yeah, you know what, you could say we have some complaints. We have some major complaints with you guys.  We tried to steal the game away from you. Yes, you did. You cheated on us. We gave you two chances. We gave you two chances. Come on. Well, the last time you lost, we got a call from you folks. They want to talk to us. We just got back from our vacation. We were only on the beach two hours when we saw our true voice, little Alex and little little tiny Warren get humiliated on TV. Bullied. By those terrible rubber comics. Disgraceful. So we came back. So angry. Boy, they don't know what they're in for. She'll get no upset. She's going to break down and cut. I'm mad. I'm a lawyer and I'm going to use all the legal means I have. Plus, we have our dog here. Come here. Oh, yes. Get a much way. We're going to get them. Before I can save you from this gentleman, let me first give them a chance to tell you where they've been and how they are ready to decimate your whole family. No. What a problem. I don't know what we need to do in order to lose. So we just like not answering every other question. I think it's hard not to answer the questions we know the answers to. I feel like if they had better guess. Yeah, because those. What's the word? Smart? Not, not that they're not smart. I'm sure they're smart. Yes. At the same time. It's like, you know, can you be smart and not smart at the same time? I don't know. I feel like there's a thing with it. Okay. Yeah. Maybe. Okay. Maybe we should just like try to not answer the questions. Well, it's hard to do though, because we know the answer to the question. You want me to answer the question? I love the new filters. I love them on the screen. It's a good game show. Is it really a show? Is it really a game? If we're in it, it's really, I mean, yes.  No quiz coming right there. Look at them. Oh, they're so upset. They're emotionally disturbed because of what you've done to them. You have Florence Binky. He's gonna need his Binky. Well, we'll get you later. See, Alex with that tape on his mouth. He has been just really upset since last time. It's so horrible. Oh yeah, you're gonna show them? I'm gonna let them tell you who they are because you saw them on TV first. Guys, introduce yourselves to them and they'll introduce you to you. Let's go. So, where are the river comics? The river comics. The river comics.  They haven't swear. Allegedly, it was allegedly beat. We are river comics. Okay. This is the father and mother of Warren and Alex. They're here. We're sorry. You're gonna be sorry. Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, as you know, this is game night. The same rules apply. Terms and conditions, my people. You win, you get cold coffee. Here we go. This is alphabet section. I'll give you a hint before we get started. The hint is A. This is usually something that happens around September 22nd when day and night are generally equal in length. September 22nd. It's like, hey, I'm right here first. I'm gonna give it to me. The fall equinox. Because it's not for me. I'm on A, remember? Atomno. Atomno equinox. That's what it is. I don't know what it is. Oh, there are rules for this. Oh yeah. So the next answer begins with a P. We talk to the movie. I see. That's how you cheated our boys. Tell us the rules later. I don't care. Well, watch this. I'm looking for a Canadian-American martial arts artist and pro wrestling athlete. He's known for being the youngest WWE ever and he can do a shooting star price. Have you heard of a shooting star price? It's when they jump on the top. They're called. They jump and follow me. It's very scary. Yes. Who is that? Right here. No, no, no. That's not what I'm looking for. I'm looking for a Muruski. Very good. I'm looking for a Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Brock Lesnar. Anyways, we all see this is light exercises designed to promote general fitness. Yes. Tell us that. Hit that buzzer. Hit that buzzer. Hit that buzzer. Hit that buzzer. It's okay to close down. It's okay to stop anything. All right. Here we go. We are on D. This is the state of being unsure of something. We are on D. The state of being unsure of something. Yes. Tish-Pyatt? Square-Wash? No, no, no. I thought it was La-Nah, man. La-Nah. I'm sure. There's a problem. I'm trying to swipe in answers like that. No, no, no. I'm looking for a different word. State of being unsure of something. Bees-ness. That's business. Oh. Blue business. Oh. That's a big blue business. Anyway, we are on E. This is one of the largest, world's largest publicly traded international oil and gas companies. I don't think that's a success. Enron? Exxon. That's a good one. Yeah! Yeah! Count the points. Count the points. You got one. Yeah, got only 1.2. So Exxon, you know? But Enron, bro. Yeah. You know. You know. You know what I'm talking about. It's all about money. My own stonk. Oh, yeah. You stonks. Here we go. We are on F. This is a person's hand when the fingers are bent towards the palm and held their time. Yes. Fist? Fist. That's what it is. Oh. Enron. Wow. Don't take this part any further than in this clip. Keep it there. Fist. We are on G. Two points on you guys. Keep this in mind. Today we are counting our own points. This is an emergency episode. We're still there. But we are on FG. Goulang Mohammed Baksh. He was awarded a version of the one Heavyweight Championship in 1910. He was undefeated in a career spanning for more than 52 years. He started the G. Big guy from India. Bending into some form of wrestling out there. If it's hard, I understand this guy. Yeah. Somebody has to win. You can't be guessed. The very, very vicious awful fighter, Ghan. Can I say that? Yeah. Ghan is G. Ghan is Ghan, isn't he? We almost say it's your name actor. It's your name model. Ghan, you know what I'm looking for? Great Gama. Great Gama. Oh. A great Gama. I'm looking for a great Gama. That's right. Have it on. Have it on. That's it. It's a little bit on the figure side. No? All right. So how do you call a wrestler with legitimate solid mat wrestling abilities and an array of mat-ending holds? Somebody who is very vicious on the mat is a wrestler. It's a typical term we call these people. It's my age. Age? Yeah. It's such an age.  Such an age. Holy cow. It's also a postage. Hooker. I was looking for a hooker. Ah. It's a term there. Yeah. It's a term for wrestling. Hooker. Ah, I never. Ah. We are still this wrestling handful of pros and pros. Okay. We are on eye. This is an injection of serum or pathogen to create an immunity to the disease. We are on eye. Immunization. Close up looking for something. It's an injection. How do you call the action? Inoculation. Inoculation. That's what I was looking for. How many points do you have now? You got the brain. You got the brain. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I run for. Well, no, no. This is every year on June 19th of this year. What do we celebrate on June 19th? Yes. Yes. Junji. Junjin. Junjin. That's what it is. Junjin. All right. I would have gotten that one. I would have gotten it. I promise. We are on care. This is a Polish-Cadanian professional wrestler. He saw a wrestling piece. He passed away back in 2018. He was in Massachusetts while living. He became one of his wrestling school. What's his name? Kila. What's his name? Ah, I don't know. I don't have time. I don't have room for him. Yeah. Yeah. He's never known. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, in the hangover here, I have no idea. So this city, this city, we're on L. L, which is easy. This city consists of toasted pieces and magical marshmallow chips. Oh. Yes. Lucky charm. Lucky charm. That's what I'm talking about. Lucky charm. Lucky charm. I like the accent. I like the accent. Lucky charm. It's like, God damn. That's a city. Oh, cereal. Oh, but cereal. Come on. Come on. I don't speak a cocktail accent. Come on. Lucky charm. Lucky charm. We are on M. Have you guys heard of someone called Randy Savage? Yeah. How old do you know that? Macho, man. Macho, man. That's what I'm talking about. Oh, weird. We are on M. It's L.R.S. Florida. Yeah. Oh, my God. Oh, hey. This is how you stack the next one. Welcome to our show. We are on N, eh? Her first name starts with an N. She's famous for one of her many top selling records. Mississippi Garden. N, her first name is on the N. Mississippi Garden. She's a poet. We want her first name. Yes. Give it to me. Hit that button. Natalie. I was going to say Nancy. Ah, I was looking for Nina Simone. Nina Simone. Yeah. I thought I was going to say this. Come on. I'm in trouble. I'm in trouble. I'm in trouble. I'm in trouble. Oh, this is old. This is old. It's going to get easier. All right. A stone. A stone. Typically having a square or a triangular cross section of pyramidal top set up as a monument. Well, I'm not going. It starts with O. It's a stone. Yes. Arbless. Arbless. That's what I was looking for. Arbless. Easy questions. No, no. This is easy. Very easy. A person who confesses beliefs and opinions that they do not conceal, that they do not hold and to conceal their real feelings. Somebody holds beliefs that they don't believe in them. They just hold them to conceal their real feelings. How do you call that person? That person is Sasha. I was looking for Fony. Fony. Yeah. A Fony. Oh, I pronounced it like a Fony. A Fony. Oh, my God. Now we are on Q. That letter we barely know any words on it, except Kota and Koram, whatever. What is the free hardware police? Another way of saying sorrow. Oh, you're on Q. Sorrow. It's not what I was saying. Yes. Sorrow. Sorrow. That's what I am. That's what I am. Oh, no. No, no. No, no. That's not what I am. Hey, look at that. Look at that. That's not what I am. That's not what I am. I don't think that's what I am. That's not what I am. That's not what I am. You have one. You got two. You got one. You got one. I think we have ten more. Come on. Come on. Come on. You haven't been keeping score. What kind of cheap show? Well, it is. What stage can you sit in this? Where are we? It's also our players to keep in mind why they got right. And later on the day we asked for feedback. Like, do you think you won't? Probably not. Well, the viewers probably get keep track of it. They're probably saying, you know, this is what you got. This is like a nasty school. Everybody gets eights. You know what I mean? Okay, yeah. Here we go. We are on R. R. Yeah. The rise of town referring to the period between 2002 and 2005, doing which? Tip or edge? I don't know what you mean. Tip or edge? Which one? It was a period between 2002 and 2005 where a guy called Tip or edge as a he of the World Wrestling Entertainment World Run. He was the main venue in that whole time. O2O5. How do you call that era? It starts with R. It's an era between 2002 O2 and 2005. A guy called Tip or edge. This is the headline of every single wrestling event in America. Runchy edge. Runchy edge. No, right? Rumble. Rumble. The reign of terror. The reign of terror. Anyways, that was no easy. We are on S. This is a recurring question and it's easy because I like it. A Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice. Saki. Saki, that's right. Sorry, I'm moving too fast. We are on T. Like I said, we are still having a hangover of wrestling so watch this video. We are on T. This is a morally ambiguous wrestler who is neither a face nor a heel. An in between. We are on T. Basically remember a face is that the famous guy who is always on T with a tip or edge or what? Yes. Did you say triple H? No. Good one, no, good one. It's like then a heel, a heel is more of like that guy who is always losing. So there is an in betweener and he's the most annoying person. You don't know if they are good, you don't know if they are bad. You know, it depends on what they gave them to do that day. They call them tweeners. Oh God, I'm sorry. This is a hangover. That's how it feels, right? Yeah. Something you don't want but still there. That's this show. Here we go. We are on U. To take control of without authority or possibly with force. We are on U. Yes. U-sir. U-sir. That's correct. We are on V. Yeah. I think you're true ahead. So you have like three or four now. What? Like two. Yeah. Yeah, we're gonna use one of them. So they might be reasonable. Yeah, we are V. This is Leon Allen White. His ring identity was based on a strong warrior of the same name from Japanese folklore. Remember your days of like WWE wrestling? Remember that guy called Leon Allen White outside the ring? Japanese folklore then. I'm looking for Van Vader. Yeah. We are on double U. This is another word for to defeat soundly or utterly. White out. Close enough. Try again. Come on. Close enough though. Whip. To defeat soundly and utterly complete. Yes. Right. Close enough. Waste. I'm looking for Wallop. Wallop. Close enough. Close enough.  Yeah, you don't have to get the point. No. No. We are on X. This is an annual athletic competition focusing on extreme action sports. Yes, X games. X games, that's good. We are on Y. This is how do we refer to the people and culture native to Southwest Arizona and Northern Mexico? Start with Y. How do we refer to the people and culture native to Southwest Arizona and Northern Mexico? Oh. Meet the town. That's right. That's right. You should know guy. That's not Northern Mexico. No, it's Yucatán. Oh, it's up there. I'm looking for the answer from the Yucatán. So that's not that the reason. But Northern Mexico, Southwest Arizona. Well, anyway. All right, go ahead. Anyway. That's not the Yucatán. Anyways, well, I should actually take that back. It's a yaki. Oh. Oh. So no point. No points. Oh, yeah. Oh. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I should have said anything. You have to go where we change our mic. You know. Give it to me. No, no, no. I don't say this one. I don't know. I'm not sure. Our most honest opponent. We are on Z and when I say Zinedine, you say what? Zinedine, right? What? It's a big soccer figure. You say the way you hear Pele. Pele, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ronaldo. Where are those guys? This fresh guy called Zinedine. I'm looking for it last time. What are you saying? I heard of those guys. Yeah, those guys. Not, not, not. It's not. It's not called Zidane. How do you know Zidane? Oh my God. I should have asked this question back in Africa. I don't know. I clapped on the plane with the question and I never left it behind. We're not in Africa? No. We're not on the wrong plane. God, that was the end of section A of Alphabet. Are you interested in Maine's best new local coffee company? If so, you found it in Claw Coffee. Whether you like the bold taste from French press or carefully pulled espresso shots, Claw Coffee has you coming. Look for Claw Coffee in all fine retail centers as well as not line at ClawCoffeeRoasters.com. Let's cue the last wrestling question. This will be the one. By the way, the same show Game Night brought you by Claw Coffee. Same horse, still confused. Here we go. First question. He started his career in WWE as an announcer. He has had his run-ins with the role once spent from WWE due to domestic dispute and he's the seventh proclaimed king of the World Wrestling Federation. Who might be this guy? We all know him. He's never wrested. He's always the other commentator because he's the king of the World Wrestling Federation. I'm looking for Larry King. Larry King. Where are you from? Larry King? Really? I don't know that. No, I'm not a guy from C&M, but... Oh! Yeah, exactly. Larry King. A different Larry King. You guys are so funny, man. Okay. Anyways, second question. Which is a lot easier? There are specific standpoints. Come on, let's talk about it. In 60 BC, before Christ, a Roman general and statesman played a critical role in the events that led to the demise of the Roman public and the rise of the Roman emperor. If you know me, hit the buzzer. He's famous for saying, I came, I saw, and I congrats to him. Come on, for 10 points. Hit it, hit it, Tom. Season? Season? You got it, man. Trust yourself, Tom. I knew you got it. I knew you had it, man. Come on. Anyways, third question for 10 points. Now you got 10 plus whatever you earned earlier plus whatever you have. You got my head. No points so far. I'm still single digits. Come on. After Steve Jobs was forced out of Apple in 1985, he acquired Pixar in 1986. Disney later bought Pixar in 2006. What was the first animation movie that Pixar released by Pixar? Hit it. Toy Story. Toy Story, that's what it is. 10 points on you, my guy. Anyways, fourth question. God, they have me have so many points now. I can't keep up. We are on four. How do you call any piece of video footage featuring, I have to stop myself. This question was a five point, sorry. Now we are on question four. How do you call any piece of video footage featuring characters or events shown to the audience for entertainment or edit action? Usually meant to introduce or a deputing character for instance a wrestler or somebody new. How do you call it? Montage. Close enough but not correct. I'm not going to give you guys a hint but it's close to that. Close to that. I'm on time. A small clip, how do you call that?  Showing their career. Showing, you know, their performances. I'm looking for a vignette. You're processing. We are on question five, which is the last of the section of questions for five points. Five. While being signed to Rock Nation as a producer, Little did he know he would come to create one of the most influential R&B albums in 2008 or a Kanye West released album, 808 Harper. Which among these songs was not on the album? Love, lockdown. Amazing. Stronger or Hardness. Which one of these songs? Stronger. Stronger. Stronger. That's right. You see, whose song I'm doing? Stronger was in the previous album. Anyways, that was the questions for two points. They got ten of them. So, oh no, ten points from that. Because you got what? 15. Yeah. We gotta look at the lead. We need to read right. Yeah. Yeah. So, wherever you hide in the first section, plus 15. Anyways, and the third section of questions is here. Three questions, ten points. Easy. Catch this. First question. A person has 32 teeth on average. What's the name of the animal with the most teeth? Hint, it has 25,000 teeth. Jesus Christ. Ten points. Yes. Well, a well. Still, it's an animal you can have. Try it, guys. Shark. Shark? No, I'm looking for a snail. A snail has 25,000 teeth on average. That's not very possible. It's very difficult. What? Oh, what's that? It's so wet. Titty teeth, though. Titty teeth, though. That's what I'm saying. Titty teeth. Titty teeth. Wow. But also when you think about hours in relation to a cat lion, you know what I mean? It's right here. Watch your hands. Anyways, this is the second question of this section of questions. ADHD is a mental health disorder that I can follow about, about normal levels of impulsive activities. What does the first D stand for in the abbreviation? Yes. The half is said, that's right. Money's fast, yeah? The last question of this section of questions. The highest grossing movie at the time, Avatar, was released in 2009 or 2009. It's preparation started in 1994, but it's said that they have dismissed its filming because of the necessary technology to achieve the producer's vision wasn't available. Who produced Avatar? James Cameron? That's right, James Cameron. These comics, they're probably going to be next time. James Cameron was the answer we're looking for. Well done, my guy. And the last question of questions today. A couple of hundred years ago, the United States was friendly with a very big European country. And this European country put together a very nice gift. Put on a box. Yes, France. France! That's what I was looking for. Oh, yeah! Yeah, yeah, yeah. Shop manager's answer, Tom. That was right on. That was on the right. Yes, man! France was looking for. France is the flamboyantest country to America by all stretch of imagination. Me, man. Guys, this is the end of the show. Me, man. Thank you so much for stepping in and getting Alex the Wallet sep. Yeah! In extra minutes, Tom. In any ways, the River Comies are still on top. We want to have them back again. They won before the game ended. Can you believe? Congratulations, guys.  Yeah! Well done, man. Well done, man. Well done. And I'll be leaving with my microphone. The pieces, Alex. They're coming together. I can see them. I can see them. It's a conspiracy. I just don't know why he doesn't like this, man. You know, we won twice. And he just hates us so much that he doesn't want us back on the show. You know, what's happening is it's a conspiracy. The River Comies. The River Comies. You know what I'm saying? He's in on it. Everybody's in on it. It's a black hole. I've done the movies. Especially the plays. And we were. It's a conspiracy against us. We got one on the show. You know what? And we got a piece of it. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. They boys were fast. And they knew everything. They knew philosophy, theology. Everything, man. They knew everything. I can't tell you much, man. Bye.


Hey guys It's raining. Hey guys Shea bear 1000 here as you heard it's wet and cold out but We're in the truck Cuz we're going to be reviewing this The monster It's the USB well the Bluetooth FM transmitter And I'll explain that to you here in a minute now.  It's real simple And I'll show you what we got here Now in order for us to play Anything off of our phone any kind of music or playlist what we have to do is we've got this We've got this thing remember these guys Put that in there And then you have to plug this into your phone or Your iPod or whatever you you've got Okay, well, we're going to do away with that right now You know, I'm not gonna throw it away, but and I'm gonna get this out And I'm gonna show you how to use this thing First thing we're going to do it says plug This car charger says got USB ports to doesn't charge your car But it's a charger from your car that will charge your accessories Okay, it says plug your car charge your FM transmitter into your vehicles lighter socket Okay, we're going to do that right now There it is. This is high. I don't know if you guys can see that Your vehicles engine and The LED display will light on high which I don't have the truck running, but I've got the key on and It did that okay It'll flash alternately In case you have completed step four You would hear a voice prompt a voice prompt ready to pair Okay, but we're not in step four yet Okay, easy you plug it in Okay now So that's not really a step actually but now step three Enable Bluetooth on your smartphone and search for Bluetooth devices available So that's what we're going to do right here All right, let's go to Bluetooth Bluetooth doing this wrong Go to settings Bluetooth okay, it's off right now. We're going to turn it on Okay connection available Click it once successfully connected FM will display and a voice prompt Okay, so what we're going to do So we're on a search and there it is right here came up It's pairing and we are connected Okay, all right now that's still on the radio, okay That's why I got it turned down. That's why you didn't hear it say anything Turn on the FM radio on your on your core audio deck and tune to an Unoccupied frequency which is white noise so just find something that's There it is Okay All right, so 90.9. Okay All right, so now It says press FM frequency Wait press FM button on core charger FM transmitter until FM frequency flashes Okay, so we're going to do it's the FM button. It is Well, I can't see nothing Okay, it's this one right here press until it flashes Okay, it's already 90.9 and 90.9. Okay, so this is ready. It's already ready, but if not You know, you would just press it until You know this matches the radio. Let me zoom in on that a little bit That's kind of hard to see but radio is on 90.9. That is on 90.9 Okay now That's pretty much all there is to that Now you can plug you you can plug a USB thing in there, you know USB memory stick in there or whatnot Okay, so When the core charger FM transmitter is a successfully connected With your smartphone you can enjoy convenient calls. Okay, so you can call and Stuff like that, but right now. Let's okay. Let's see if this works. All right We're on here. I've got one of my videos queued up There it is It's that simple Okay, so that's that's it that's how simple it is it pretty much found its own station so you know Now I'm gonna have monkey call me Let's see what happens One three five two I'm good Yeah, say hello to everybody.  Hey, is that better? Yeah, awesome. So it works good Oh cool No, I have to try it out tomorrow Okay, but it wasn't ringing it started saying the phone number. So I went ahead and answered real quick that way Nobody got the number All right. Oh It tells you the number. Yeah, like caller ID. Oh, that's kind of nice So if I don't know the number, I don't have to answer it, right? Hmm. So like if it comes up one eight eight eight, you know, you know, it's an 800 number you want to answer All right, but if it's three five two number, yeah, you can answer it Yeah, it might even say the name, you know, who knows But it works But it works Ring and see if it says the name Well, it just started come All right, it just started coming up the number But yeah, okay, well, all right, we'll try it again One three five two. No, they just started reading the number out, but that's okay Okay, that's fine. No Yeah Awesome, I said awesome You can hear me really good. I can hear you very well for what this thing is. So what we'll do Did you have the music on and then then did I call and it interrupts the music with the radio? No, but it will But it will yeah, it will I Can have any station on listening to the music to be able to use that Yeah, okay. Yeah, it'll see I've had these before And what it what it does is just like all at once the music will be like you turned it down All right, and then the number will come up or whatever, you know, you're getting a call And you just hit that button right there, but I'll show you how to do it later Okay, bye monkey Also guys What else you can do on the side of this? Where's that right there? There's a port an oxport auxiliary point port. This is a 3.5 millimeter, okay, but this is this Here this cable Okay Now what you can do if you have an auxiliary port in your stereo Like a hole right here somewhere that you can plug auxiliary in, you know, it'll just look like It'll look like one of them right here Well, you can see that my Batteries dead on my leg. Okay, if you have one of them in your stereo You can just plug this Directly in to your into your oxport and then into this Okay, and you don't like if if you have if you're if your stereo is not that great at picking up stations and stuff so Now we don't have one of them, but we still have this we can also use This again, you can plug this in Okay Well, maybe there it is And we'll plug That into there and there we have it Just like that that way you don't have to find the different stations you need. So let's See if it works And you're still wireless here and then your wire you can just put wherever you want out of the way And it's even more crystal clear There you go and Yes, this is mine mice my music see so I Don't want any copyright infringements on this because it's this one's not copyrighted But anyway, there you go. I wanted to show you that that way it's crystal clear clarity If you're getting some static between this and your radio because it still has to you know go through with radio waves So you can just plug it and like I said if you got a tape deck and you got one of these adapters You can still find them at Walmart. They're cheap Plug it directly into there and you're still hands-free this thing will still operate The same way the same phone calls the only thing is you don't you won't have to make sure this is on the Same radio station now what I did for her was I went ahead and programmed it at 90 point nine and We'll go to FM oh Don't want to do that and I've programmed it So it I got music playing on here. So I better not do that. So I programmed it so when she gets in If she wants to use the radio she can she can just push preset five And it matches up So there you go, but in this case Probably she'll probably just leave it like that And then she can hit her playlist or listen to her YouTube videos Whatever just like that. So I wanted to show you guys that and There you go, you're all set There you have it. That's how to it's real easy this one actually tuned itself in to 90 point nine the same station I had to radio on so But what we'll do is we'll we'll get the twenty dollar one here in a week or two when I get time We'll get the twenty dollar one from Walmart But so far this thing does do what it says the clarity of the phone calls not that great, but You can understand pretty well So we'll try that and we'll do a side-by-side comparison on those but Yeah, that's it's real easy real simple instruction You know just but if it if it doesn't like tune into the station You just you just hit that button the FM button and you keep pushing it until it brings up the station that you're on And you're good to go. So so far. Yeah, that's cool because in her line of work She could be driving down a road and her phone rings a lot could be the office could be a patient So this way it's hands-free, you know, it's Bluetooth. So it's legal and She don't have to worry about getting the ticket and most of all it's safe for her and the surrounding people. So Yeah, whatever if you guys see those yeah pick one up. I mean Seems to be all right. We'll let you know in an upcoming video of how well it does and everything so that being said guys, thanks for watching and Remember check out monkey 1000 And I'm gonna say she bear the myth the man a legend. I'm sick. I gotta go guys. All right. Thanks for watching. Bye. Bye now