One of the most common questions I get asked is, you know, how do I start day trading? So what me and my mentor about it for our viewers on YouTube is create a free mentorship course that reveals our 12 secrets that every single brand new day trader should know before they get started. But please take note that there is limited seating every single week. So please reserve your spot at myinvestingclub.co. Link is in the... All right. I think that will kind of get started in the chart review. So this one was a large tap. I was kind of hoping that Joe would be on because Joe kind of explains all this stuff. But I guess this guy went, he had his lines at 44, 43, took a small amount of two calls. This one was more for Joe. Like maybe... Sorry. I can handle this one. Yeah. Yeah. Let's see. So lines at 144, okay, see that that's the dashed orange line. It's 143. Okay. It hit my first line at 144. I put a small amount of two calls. It then went up to the days high and I took $1 on half and let the other contract work. I had a pot in my head note. If I cover up break even Apple just hovered around then started to drop. So I covered the other contract for a small loss, but overall a green trade. Okay. And this was on January 25th. Okay. So that was... Oh, Monday. Yeah. So this was... Yeah. So you entered on 144 long, which is I believe that upper orange line there. Yeah. That kind of VWAP area. Yeah. So the thing is this isn't really an orb, right? Because it just went up too fast because an orb is actually a tight range. So it's a very tight range where it's going up and down for a few minutes and then it breaks out of that range. So you can see there was a pre-market range, but you need a few minutes of after the open for it to continue to work on that range and then you get the break of the range as well as the pre-market high and that's your orb. This is more of a first bounce play. You can see it went up fast, dropped to VWAP. That's your first bounce. And then you'd have to... Yeah. I mean, the other thing is that day was a gap up in the market and then the market filled the gap. So that's what happened when it went down. You know, that could have potentially kept going off that first bounce, but the entire market sold off. I remember that morning. So that was just the market filling the gap from the gap up. So I would say it's not an orb, more of a first bounce play. And second, you have to be Apple trades with the market. So because the market gapped up, it's very likely it's going to try to fill that gap at some point in the day, usually in the morning. So you got to be really cautious going along on the gap ups. Yeah. I think this is a good first bounce because kind of like I talk about in my videos as well, like kind of like understand the trade and understand what's kind of going on here. When you get that initial just rocket out of the gate, you know that there are going to be so many longs with FOMO and so many people who just that when we get that big, you know, that big kind of like shoot up out of the gate, you know that the first bounce is going to be really kind of probable on that one because we're going to have so many people chasing into that secondary kind of pullback because they're like, oh, wait for a pullback. Oh, wait for a pullback. And you know, VWAP ended up kind of being there because from what I see, there isn't really a line, maybe one on the daily, but VWAP is kind of like that area where it's like, okay, like this is where I think it's going to bounce. So it works really well to kind of get it at VWAP. And then when we don't kind of break that high and we kind of stall up there, that's a good time to kind of take it off or at least take half off like you did. I think that like as the trade keeps moving along here, like the probability of us going over highs decreases, right? Minute by minute. We didn't get over it the first minute. We didn't get over it the second. You know, we got a third. We're starting to sell off. That's a good time to kind of take that off because you know that you're not going to be as emotional, right? And so, you know, and as we kind of keep selling off, we don't bounce, we don't bounce, we don't bounce. You can tell that this is kind of trapping more longs in this situation. And then it breaks the board, it goes lower, goes lower, goes lower, and then just ends up telling off. Yeah. So I don't know if Oliver, you have anything to say on that one or Tom? Yeah, I just want to add something here.  But there's no entries and exits. I know that options have that too. You know, in trade review, which is the triangle kind of thing.  I mean, that's, you know, that's pretty much it. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. I agree. Yeah. If next time you guys want us to go over a chart or something, I mean, show us at least the entries and exits, right? I mean, so we don't have to go through all the whatever the comments here. I mean, it could take us like five to 10 minutes to figure it out what was your entry point? What was your exit? It just really doesn't make sense, right? Yeah. And if you're trading options, I think it would be better to include the chart of the underlying stock. And just if you can, you know, just take a screenshot and then your paint tool, just draw where you entered and exited on the underlying chart. Yeah, you know, and just my thoughts on it, you know, similar to Harry at the first bounce, I just put in what can mentoring as well. I think, yeah, because I have to kind of pull up the chart here. So I think 142, 143, the first one, I think it bounced back right at the open at one. I think that one is good for first bounce. Hey, guys, my name is Tosh Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors and monitors at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in trading, getting started in the M.I.C. M.I.C. in general, text me at<PHONE_NUMBER>. This is not a robot. It is me directly on the other end of my business line. And we'll get you in the club. We also have special promotions going on that I can get to you depending on your trading needs. Hit me up. Back to the video. Yeah, 100%. That's a classic first bounce. And a lot of people are looking for first. Break that support you've done. I mean, really tight race and the risk reward is really good. And it should work right away. Okay. It will not take like, you know, five or 10 minutes. Usually bounce, you know, right into that support and just rip right through back. I mean, with large caps, the moves even, you know, better. So yeah, that's my thoughts on it. Yeah, I don't know, David. I don't see the spots. Maybe it didn't come through, but no problem. Oh, good. Oh, good. Um, all right. This is the next one. I wanted to kind of include some longs, some shorts. Um, one large cap that was only kind of large cap that we got. Um, I guess for this one on Acor, I talk a lot about how, and like each one of these charts has like a lesson. And if your chart didn't get included, because we only had like 10, 10, we only had like 10, I guess, slots to really kind of choose from. If you're, if your chart didn't get included, you know, um, next week, you know, maybe take a look at submitting it a little bit earlier or, um, you know, maybe it, that chart, like didn't have a lesson. I love going over some wins and also some losses as well, because we can learn from both. Um, but this one on Acor. I talk a lot about how VWAP is a great resistance, um, and not really a great support, but in pre-market in a scenario like this. Um, VWAP is actually a really, really good kind of support area because we kind of gap up. Um, and it's similar to, to, to this one as well, where we, we just shoot straight up. There's not really a place to go long on it. So VWAP is kind of that area. We get a lot of buyers there. We're in the pre-market. So we know that VWAP is going to be a little bit better support. And, um, that is kind of just what happened with this one. Good kind of entry and good kind of exit. And then he actually went back and use this as a, as a kind of support, which I like. So I don't know if anyone has any, um, anything to say on this one as well. Yeah. I mean, uh, the chart looks good.    He's just went straight up there, push a little bit and stuff right back. Maybe the whole candle and, you know, just, and then, uh, yeah, you, you don't want to be, you know, kind of stuck into that, uh, situation. But the other one entry 636, I think that's, that's pretty good. All right. Awesome. Oron, anything you want to just keep moving along. All right. Yeah. Not much for me here. You guys covered it well. Okay. Um, yeah, this is another one that I kind of wanted to touch on about. Um, yeah, this one, I think like, um, you know, like, if you have a line at 8.7, you got to be shorting into 8.7, right?  Um, that's kind of my personal. Uh, you know, thoughts on this one. Yeah, for me, this is like on a short side, right? I mean, this is the perfect setup, uh, you know, when, uh, in the pre-market to all the way to nine and look how, you know, you can determine the top is set, basically start trying to move to nine, right? But then there is supported, you know, I think exactly when he drew that 8.7, when that, you know, broke and then he's just shorted back to bounce, right?   Either you're going to scalp it, right? Or you're going to try to, you know, add to your winner and hold it a little bit longer. It really depends, you know, on what your edge or what your strategy might be. But in this case, I think, you know, you start went all the way from seven to nine, right? So technically there's at least like one and a half or like two bucks. Like the midlife. So if you were about to short, you know, towards that bounce towards that 8.7, I mean, I think he did there 8.6. And then when it kind of stopped, he tried to add, but then, you know, it went against him, right? So I'm not sure what was the risk there. And I think the average, he got like 8.5. So at that point it was down 20 cents. But then when it's all kind of dropped to that 8.4, I think he just want to get out. So, you know, I'm not sure what was your plan.  Or it's more like, you know, I will not be covering into that 8.3 because that wasn't my plan. If I was trading this, because if you wanted to cover at 8.3, you should have done it already. If it was a scalping trade, but, you know, instead, you try to add more size, but then it went up against you. And then when, you know, it's kind of flying, it's going back down. You, I think you're just being nervous there and you just want to get out in the whole position, right? And then it went down further. And then, you know, the second trade, I think this is more like a straightforward, I mean, you had a plan to short it near that view app and then it's just covering into that support. I mean, the second trade was good, but the first one, it's more like, you know, I don't know, it's a, I mean, if you're trying to add that you should have a clear wrist, right? You shouldn't let it bounce all the way back to 8.70 or like whatever, 8.80. All right, guys, have a great rest of your weekend, everyone. Yeah, 100%. See you in a little weekend, guys. Take care, guys. Thank you so much for watching our video. If you want to see more of our videos, please subscribe to our YouTube channel by clicking the button here. We do our best to post a new video every single day. 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TikTok star Walter Masterson attended a recent front rally in Ohio and I want to share this with you one because it's incredibly entertaining because the Way that he trolled them was just it was flawless It was effortless But on top of that I think it's important that we watch this because it serves as a really important lesson Particularly for people newly involved in politics You have to at least try to ground your political beliefs in some political theory or if not that Then try to come up with some consistent set of standards and core principles that you try to abide by Because if you don't if the totality of your politics is all just a reactionary Then you may end up looking foolish like this They don't give Trump the credit for getting the vaccine out there and rushing it through the market Getting it in there and just like greasing the skids, right? Correct. Yeah. Are you getting vaccinated? No, I have asthma I'm at I'm at risk with that being said. It's my body. It's my choice It's your body your choice, but with that being said my constitutional freedoms Don't end where your political beliefs start period and end of story What are you gonna do about this whole abortion thing? It needs to be abolished abortion needs to be abolished. Yes So on one hand Donald Trump deserves credit for the COVID-19 vaccines But on another hand vaccines are bad and he's definitely not going to take the vaccine now to me at the beginning of The vaccine rollout. I thought it was actually important for Trump to get credit for the vaccine So that way vaccine hesitant Republicans would be more likely to want to take it because if they think it came from Donald Trump Then they'll think that it's safer than what we already believe right, but that's not necessarily the case They seemingly hold contradictory views Simultaneously because if you think that Donald Trump is a trustworthy figure and nobody should believe this But if you think Trump is trustworthy then wouldn't you think that the vaccine that he's promoting is safe and Trump being the trustworthy figure that He is wouldn't intentionally promote something that he knew would harm his supporters Well, it doesn't matter because in their mind They're following just reactionary opinions that they have visceral responses that they have Trump good vaccines bad Now it's funny. The reason he cites as to why he won't get the vaccine is a bodily autonomy look bodily autonomy is integral to liberty in America And so we have to make sure that people are able to make decisions about their own health But when asked about abortion you saw how he flipped on a dime so it's really Frustrating to watch this because this is someone who very obviously Doesn't really subscribe to any consistent set of principles. It's all Reactionary it's all just okay. This person is good. This person's bad vaccines are bad Trump's good abortion bad and that's it It's it's scattershot. There's there's no underlying moral Beliefs, there's no underlying Policy prescriptions that he believes would help people it's it's all just hot air But he's not alone because there was this individual as well even socialized medicine. No, sorry for the language But my philosophy is the government gets its hands on it It's gonna get screwed up and if the Democrats are the ones who have their hands on it Guess what? That's probably gonna be worse. I think instead of the socialized medicine We should build communities throughout our nation built on mutual cooperation mutual aid, you know this I mean listen I had a friend of ours in our community. He got sick. He got leukemia We all pooled together and made sure he saw the best doctors So what's wrong with pooling our money together within the community to make sure we all see the best doctors they They think that the private sector has nothing once nothing to do with the general public They don't want to waste the dollar I mean we always have to keep putting pressure on the private sector to take over where the government is going to fail Yeah, now to be fair that person didn't explicitly say that the socialized approach to health care described in a roundabout way by Walter was preferable But I mean still you can see the contrast there when you explain Socialized health care to them in a way where you don't explicitly invoke socialism They're more open to it. There's not this visceral response of fuck that when socialism is brought up and of course, you know this aversion to socialism from Republicans it's fueled by ignorance and a fundamental misunderstanding of what socialism is in the first place Because I mean there are a lot of programs in America already that can be characterized as socialism Social security being one of them and it's a beloved program But you know this really it speaks to how easy it is to Manipulate these people here because all you have to do is invoke the correct buzzword at the right time And you could get them to believe anything, right? So if you wanted this individual, I would argue to support single-payer health care Well, you could say did you hear that Nancy Pelosi said that single-payer health care is bad Can you believe this millions of people are gonna die because Nancy Pelosi said single-payer is bad I'd argue that that person most like likely would say oh, well, that's terrible single-payer health care is great Because in their mind, they're not necessarily weighing the pros and cons of a single-payer health care system they're just thinking well Nancy Pelosi bad and Since Nancy Pelosi said something else is bad. That's a double negative. It must be a positive So I support single-payer and again, this is why I say that you have to have a coherent theory to change Subscribe to a consistent set of political beliefs.  You can be taken advantage of you can, you know, create your entire political identity By buzzwords and that's obviously terrible now the next video this is probably my favorite because Walter takes it to the next level and he only got two people in in this part But it gets so ridiculous But again, it further proves the point that I'm trying to make here because animal crossing is invoked take a look What do you think about George Soros and Nancy Pelosi designing the banking system for animal crossing? It's ridiculous. It shouldn't be done. Exactly. Thank you. What do you think about? Nancy Pelosi and George Soros how they created the banking system and animal crossing. Well, there's gum bags Quite clearly there's gum bags 100% absolutely. What do you think about the story that? Nancy Pelosi and George Soros designed the banking system and animal crossing. I would absolutely believe it They've all been behind it man animal crossing needs to be liberate. I'm telling you liberate animal crossing Okay, so that last person definitely knew what animal crossing was and Probably knew that Walter was trolling But overall you see You can ask them the most ridiculous things They still Answered the questions based on the visceral reaction that they that they felt Nancy Pelosi bad and It just goes to show you again If you wanted to manipulate these people if you wanted to grift off of these folks as many right-wingers do It's so it's so simple If you wanted them to support something like Free college All you have to do is use the correct buzzwords and I think that you can get a large portion if not most conservatives To believe it so say say for example I want to convince my conservative cousin who is a moron to support a Free public college. All I have to do is say can you believe that these critical race theorists like Nancy Pelosi? And Bernie Sanders in the squad all think that publicly funded college is a bad thing and I think that you can easily dupe them into believing that You know public college is good by invoking the correct buzzwords now the issue is that long term This is not a good strategy because I want people to believe that Publicly funded education is a good thing not because they think that bad people are against it I want them or is it against it or for it or against it. Yeah. Yeah, either way I want them to believe that free college is good because objectively speaking This is the policy that would yield the best outcomes I want them to believe in single-payer not because they think it's good only if Nancy Pelosi doesn't like it but because it is objectively the good policy that would save lives so after watching all three of these TikToks, you know What came to mind was this whole facts-over-feeling meme that is you know shared by people like Ben Shapiro I believe he still has that pinned to his Twitter profile page. I mean you Conservatives are like the last people to talk about facts over feelings. What we just saw is all feelings over facts to be a conservative is to be inherently reactionary and Put emotion above everything else like your entire politics is driven by emotional responses To things that trigger them Nancy Pelosi critical race theory socialism, and that's not good. So look overall the lesson is that Republicans Trump supporters, they don't stand for anything and I think that we have to capitalize on this weakness and educate them And we need to bring them to our side because you know It's a beautiful thing if we could change these people's hearts and minds But if there's not a lot to work with to begin with if you're not having to you know Debunk political theories that they subscribe to then our job isn't Going to be that difficult. It's just a matter of trying to find a way to market left-wing ideals to them To get them to want to take the bait and then we educate them, but I mean either way like This is embarrassing Tremendous


It's Christmas 1953, and New Zealand is mourning a tragedy. An intercity train from Wellington, New Zealand never arrived at its destination, Auckland. The missing train was a victim of a flood, which caused a bridge collapse across the Tonga Eau River. 151 would perish as the train was plunged into the river below the bridge. The event would go down as one of the worst in New Zealand's history, and as one of the most unfortunate turn of events, as if the train was just a few minutes earlier or later, then disaster could have been averted. Today we're looking at the Tongiwai disaster, and I'll reveal my ratings at the end of the video. So let's see if we'll both agree on the rating later on. The North Island Main Trunk is the main railway line on New Zealand's most populous North Island. The line connects the country's two main cities, Auckland and Wellington. Completed in 1908, it is a marvel of Victorian and 20th century engineering. The line spans rivers, climbed mountains, and passes over vast viaducts. One such crossing is near the small rural village of Tongiwai on the Funga Eau River. The river flows down the mountain side from Crater Lake for approximately 8.5 miles in an easterly direction. Then it turns to the south at the bottom of a fan, runs more or less parallel with a road called the Desert Road for approximately 6 miles, and then in a south westerly direction towards Tongiwai. The total distance to Tongiwai is approximately 25 miles. The river flowing down from Crater Lake created a risk, and that was erosion of its fragile ash banks, which in turn would release large quantities of water down the river channel. The violence of the flow would also take with it large quantities of material, creating a lahar, a violent type of mud flow composed of a slurry of pyroclastic material, rocky debris and water. Needless to say, this can be horrendously destructive, washing away anything in its path. The river was spanned by bridge number 136. It was built around 1906 by the Public Works Department. The bridge was built to a generic standard design used elsewhere in the country. It stood at a length of 198 feet and made use of steel construction supported by eight concrete pillars. The spans consisted from north to south of 122ft, 244ft and 422ft plate girder spans. The bridge design would be criticised later on in that the piers had insufficient foundations but we'll come back to this later on. The bridge would suffer a number of damages throughout its working life, which required repairs to its foundations and piers. The first of such damage occurred in 1925 when a 9ft swell made its way along the river, causing a scour on pier 4's upstream side above its footing. This caused the track on the bridge to be misaligned and resulted in a half inch movement of the structure. To fix the damage, rocks were placed into the scour, but this wouldn't be the last time the bridge would suffer some damage. Just over 10 years later, in March of 1936, the Foreman of Works reported another scour at piers 3 and 4. He recommended 15 wagons of stone for protection. This work was completed on 18 June 1936. Pier 3 would be damaged yet again in February 1944, after a flood and whirlpool scoured a hole 10ft in diameter and 3ft deep on the upstream side of the pier. In June 1946, engineers suggested placing 8 5t concrete protective blocks in the vicinity of pier 4 to offer protection from floods and debris. The project was completed in July the same year. The bridge was closely monitored for the next couple of years, but no other issues were reported, which leads us on to train 626, departing Wellington on route to Auckland at 3pm on the 24th December 1953. Train 626 consisted of a Ka-class steam locomotive hauling 11 carriages, 5 second-class, 4 first-class, a guards van and a postal van. That evening, the 467.3 tonne 704ft long formation was carrying 285 passengers and crew. Many aboard were holidaymakers and as the evening set in, many had settled down for the night. At around 10.20pm, the train passed through Tangiwai. That's what eye witnesses on the station platform thought to be slower than the usual at around 40mph. The reference to line speed was 50mph. Apart from it being a little slower than usual, nothing else out of the ordinary could be seen as a locomotive and its rake passed through. Just one mile down the line was Bridge 136 and its span over the Fungiiyu River. As the train approached the Tangiwai end of the bridge, the engine crew saw a man alongside the track waving a light. Strange, they thought, but soon enough the reason became apparent. As the headlight of the locomotive washed over the bridge ahead, a section of the track was missing. But what couldn't be seen in the December darkness was that a whole section of the bridge had completely failed, sending some of the structure into the river below. Immediately the driver and fireman applied the emergency brakes, but it was too late as the train couldn't stop in the distance of available track. The locomotive and its tender and the first five carriages went careering off the bridge, plummeting into the river below. The remaining three first class carriages, the guard's carriage and postal carriage remained precariously on the track. Bill Ellis, the man who was waving the light by the side of the railway, approached the guard and explained what he had seen. The two men made their way to the sixth carriage, the first first class carriage, which by now was teetering on the edge of the damaged track, and attempted to evacuate as many passengers as possible. They with the assistance of another passenger managed to evacuate 24 people by smashing out the windows. One person wasn't so lucky as the coupling of the carriage failed, resulting in the carriage rolling into the river. 148 lives were lost to the river, including the driver and fireman. 22 of the victim's bodies would never be recovered. Five miles away, the Waiiru military camp dispatched soldiers to assist in rescue operations, along with rescue teams. By midnight, the first survivors were evacuated to Waiiru. A few hours later, the first of the dead were recovered and sent to a makeshift morgue. More of the dead would be pulled from the river downstream by locals and farmers, giving a grim awareness of the disaster. 60 of the victim's bodies would be recovered in such ways, but the unrecovered victims are thought to have been washed out to sea. As many awake for the Christmas morning, the news is broadcast across the country and the public is made aware of the full scope of the tragedy. With so many dead and an apparent, sudden, unexplained disaster on one of the country's most important railway lines, the question of how has to be asked. Soon after the tragedy, investigators were dispatched to the site to pick over the wreckage and the collapsed bridge. Upon seeing the locations of the carriages and the missing span of the bridge, investigators concluded that the 22 foot failed steel girder span must have failed before the train had begun its passage on the bridge, thus hinting at something other than the train itself causing the collapse. The bridge had the top portion of pier number two broken off, and this was lying under the bridge between piers one and two. Pier number three was smashed above the base into at least four pieces and pier four was completely missing, having broken into multiple pieces itself. Piers one, six, seven and eight were not damaged, but what was the cause of the dramatic damage to the piers? Well, investigators looked into the bridge's past and pointed to the likely cause to be further upstream at the Crater Lake. You see, the beginnings of the 1953 disaster goes all the way back to March 1945 and Mount Ruapeu's eruption. The debris from this formed a naturally occurring Tephora dam at the Crater Lake, which in turn caused it to fill with water. Eventually, this dam would be insufficient to hold back the lake, and sadly, the tipping point was the 24th December 1953. This was channeled down the Huangyu River, carrying with it a high content of ash deposited from the 1945 eruption. This torrent of effluent smashed into the previously weakened bridge, causing pier four to fail, sending the span into the river. The investigators had to deal with the questions on the bridge's original design, suitability, but an earlier fire at government buildings before the disaster had destroyed the plans. But what we do know is the bridge wasn't suitable or was seriously weakened enough for this particular lahar. The disaster would improve the safety in the area, as the New Zealand Railways Department will install a lahar warning system upstream to alert train control to high river flows. The passerby who alerted the train, Cyril Ellis and passenger John Holman, were awarded the George Cross for a bravery that day. And God, English and passing traveller Arthur Dua Bell both received the British Empire Medal for their actions that saved 15 lives. Sadly, the disaster was a pure accident of bad luck. Although the bridge was likely deficient, if the train was early or really delayed, the tragic loss of such life might not have happened. The bridge would be rebuilt, reconnecting the vital railway line for the country. So the disaster I'm going to rate here seven on my scale and also seven on my legacy scale. Do you agree? Let me know in the comments below. This video is a plain difficult production. All videos on the channel are creative commons attribution share alike licensed. Plain difficult videos are produced by me, John, in the currently wet and windy south-eastern corner of London, UK. Help the channel grow by liking, commenting and subscribing. Check out my Twitter for all sorts of photos and odds and sods, as well as hints on future videos. I've got Patreon and YouTube membership as well, so check them out if you fancy supporting the channel financially. And all that's left to say is thank you for watching.


Hi there, it's Sandy Allnock and I am going to paint a Yeti today for a holiday decoration. I'm going to put it in a little frame and hang it up. I'm trying to use up this last bit of an arches watercolor block. Watercolor blocks are sealed around all the edges so you can just peel one page off. You don't need to tape anything down. At one time I thought I liked blocks and I bought a whole bunch of them and now I have the remnants of them. Once they get down to just a few pages at the end, I find they come detached from the block itself. There's a cardboard backer and a flap lid and mine came detached from that and it's just been floating around here. So I'm just going to do some little paintings, little practice things and I haven't played with salt very much lately. I will link you to a video at the end of this if you want to see a bigger painting still with salt in it, but this will be a frame of a little piece in my studio. I started by doing my drawing, just a loose drawing of a Yeti, body, head, arms. He's going to carry some packages and I'll put a little scarf on him. I filled the whole background with water and then really good quantities of pigment. This is Payne's Blue Gray only and I'm just going to cover it with that because I wanted to have something to put the salt into when I do the snowstorm for the background. To do that, you have to have the right amount of pigment and the right amount of moisture. It's very hard to tell you exactly what, but this was way too much moisture on the paper still to worry about putting the salt on yet because it would just get swallowed up by the pigment and the water. So I needed to wait for it to dry more and while I did, I went in and refined the edges of my figure so that he would have a little more of a Yeti shape to him. Not trying to make this super clean and perfect. I'm just trying to make it look more Yeti-like. Not sure what Yeti-like looks like since all we have is the cartoon bumbles and people's imagination. I suppose we do have some CGI in some movies, but nonetheless, I'm going to paint a few details into this and I wanted to keep it loose and simple. I didn't want to fuss over it too much. So I'm painting some of the interior shadows just doing some negative painting so that I can create those arms. And when it gets down to the bottom and even some of the outside areas, I just brought in color that's already on the painting. So touching it just slightly to the background will allow some of that same color to come in and since it's still really wet, I had trouble with more of it coming in than I was pleased with so I would have to dab some off in order to make that work better. But in the meantime, just going to give some roundness to the head, make a little break in between the head and the body, and a little scruffiness to the top of the head. And then I used a baby wipe to pull up more of that extra color and dab off some of the puddle and not all of the puddle in the bottom corner got dabbed off, but nonetheless, I'll tilt it and see if I can make sure that doesn't get too swampy in that corner because nothing will happen if it gets too swampy. So sprinkle that salt on and then let it air dry because air drying is the best way. And sometimes it's fun to watch it. Sometimes it's fun to go in the next room and come back and be amazed at what you see. And that is what happened. It was really kind of cool. So I painted into the face more, adding a little more detail so I could bring the eyes out. And when my hand moves, notice that the bottom right corner where you get a little more of that swoosh, that's where all that moisture was. So just make sure you're careful in where you have that moisture. If you want to create a swoosh, then have more moisture on the page at the time. The top section didn't get very much salty because there was not enough moisture. So trying to get it all even if you want an even coverage is really important because the amount of moisture makes a difference. So next up, I started adding in more detail to the face and then the scarf. Since the background is all dry, I'm not risking the scarf bleeding into anything. So that's why I waited till this point. If I had started while the background was wet, I would have had quite the mess on my paper. And so this is anthraquinoid scarlet that I'm using that you could make your scarf any color you would wish to create your your bumble. And then I'm going to paint the gifts. I started out with just wanting one gift because that's what I left space for.  So I decided to paint a second one. And I'm using some striped wrapping paper this time, putting a red lid on it. I'll put a little bow so that he can have some decor on the packages and they'll differentiate from each other. Using the same color means I don't have to worry about bleeding. And I can keep this whole thing really simple. In, you know, not putting in a gajillion colors, that sort of thing. I did want to clean up a few details on the Yeti himself. So I emphasized the split in the legs and then realized that I wanted to add more shadow down there entirely anyway, because it just needed to be darker. And then the face needed a little bit more, too, because his face was not intense enough. So I added more paint to it so the eyes would really pop out more. Now you can really see that confused expression, which bumbles seem to have quite a bit. I love him the character they develop for him and that he turns out to be a nice bumble and helps with the Christmas tree. Oh, sorry, if I spoiled that for anyone, I'm sorry. He's a good bumble. He's a good abominable snowman. So next up is reaffirming some details that split between his legs. Just did not seem to want to stay put. And then once it was drier, I could add details onto the packages, like polka dots or one of the boxes and a little bit of detail into the scarf itself. So spread that color around and he is just about suitable for framing. He's adorable. And he was a good way to use up some paper that I didn't really need anymore. So that's a good thing as well. Some shadow underneath the lid of the other package. Take off the tape and we're done. Super easy way to do this. And if you would like to paint your own Yeti, but you don't want to draw him, there's a stamp for that over on Ellen Hudson's page. I have a step by step pictorial tutorial for you today using her little Squatch stamp set and I made the cake myself. I'll show you how to do that. Just use some sticky notes to make yourself a template and have at it. It's a really fun way to make a birthday type of celebration guard. You could make a Christmas cake, too. That would be awesome. All right, links to everything are in the doobly-doo. I will see you again very soon. Take care. Bye-bye.


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Hi, everyone. I want to talk about scaling a social impact company, in this case, so good to go. But first, a question here.  Most of you? Yeah. So did I. It's very reasonable advice. Unfortunately, we're not really listening. So almost 40% of all food produced in this world goes to waste. It never makes it to human consumption.  So I'll just focus today on three of these reasons. First, there's the environmental problem here. Almost 10% of all greenhouse gas emissions come from food that we waste. Not from food we produce, but from the food we waste alone. Then there's the social aspect. This is a bit of a paradox here. We talk about how can we produce enough food for everyone when, in fact, we do produce enough food, and still 870 million people go to bed hungry. That doesn't make any sense. And then last, there's the financial aspect. All this food wasted has a total value of $1.2 trillion on an annual basis. I mean, the founders and startup people in the room here will go, wow, that's a pretty big time. That's like a real market that you can tap into, and that's also the approach we take and how I think about this. At least there is an opportunity here to do better. Some of you may be familiar with Project Growndown, and if not, I definitely recommend having a look at it. It's a group of researchers and very esteemed scientists who've come together and said we don't have to talk about the climate issue anymore. We get it. We know what's wrong. Instead, they focus on the solutions. What are the top things we need to do to solve climate change? And what they find is on the consumer side, the number one action we can all take as consumers is to reduce the food that we waste. It's the number one thing we can do. So driving, running too good to go here, we think about ourselves as a social impact company fighting food waste. What does it mean? A social impact company. We talk a lot about that. But for me, it means that every time we make a euro in revenue, it's because we've done something good. We've saved the meal from going to the bin. So there's real impact in that. But we are definitely not an NGO. We are a company. We've taken in investor money, a good chunk of it. We've raised 150 million euro to date. And of course, those investors reasonably expect their money back with a decent return. So we are a company. We have to deliver on market terms. I think sometimes, you know, being social impact becomes, makes you a little bit lazy and you think you're doing so well so you don't have to think about the company side. I definitely think you have to be very commercial as well to really get to scale. So I'll talk more about that. Our mission is to inspire and empower everyone to fight food waste together. And in this mission statement here, we have inspire, which is about creating awareness, opening people's eyes around the issue of food waste and why it really is a massive problem. But then the empower part is almost more important because that's really where we give people the tools to actually do something about it. And when we talk about climate change and how we solve this, I do agree a little bit with the project draw down people that we do get it now, but we need the tools. We need it to become tangible. And at the end of the day, fixing all of this is really about changing habits. So in my last company in Domondo, it was about creating this habit of fitness, making it fun enough to do fitness that you will really want to go do it. Today, it's really about creating habits around the way we treat our food, the respect we have for food, and how we work with that. The app just very simply is a marketplace for surplus food. We connect any baker, restaurant, supermarket who have food left by the end of the business day with consumers who come, they pick it up and they buy it at a discount. It's pretty simple. Now, if we look at the status of where we are right now, we're in 17 countries with the app. We have a team of roughly 1,100 people, or waste warriors, as we call them. We have on our supply side 128,000 stores, and on the demand side, 67 million users who are saving food from all of these stores. So that's what we think about as our direct impact. It's relatively tangible. We can measure it by the second. It's about three meals per second now that we help our partners save from the bin. So relatively tangible. And I think, you know, some entrepreneurs would probably be happy and say, let's run a successful marketplace and let's really keep it at that. But I think back to our mission statement here, I think there is an obligation almost to see if we can do more than just operate the marketplace. So we have what we think about as our indirect impact. This is a little bit like you can think of it as the halo effect we can have on top of our marketplace. If we can change perceptions around food, if we can use the marketplace to inspire people, to think differently about whatever leftovers you have in your fridge, to sort it better, to think about your shopping, then we can have a much bigger impact when we also have 67 million users on our platform. So I'll give an example here of how that can materialize. And that has to do with the date labeling. So just very short. There are two types of date labeling in most countries. We have use buy dates and we have best before dates. Big difference between the two. Use buy date, that's the date you actually want to respect. There's a safety hazard if you eat a product after that date. Best before really means often good after. It means you should look, smell, taste, and not waste. You should basically use your senses to figure out if you want to eat it or not.  I mean, most people will just say it's probably the same thing to be on the safe side. I'm going to throw away the product. When we learned about this, we basically decided to see if we could help do something about it. So we teamed up with some of the biggest food producers in the world, including Unilever, Danon, and Nestle. And basically partnered up with them to have them improve the labeling on their products. So we've rolled this out now in 13 countries. And something similar to this label here is now on more than a billion products out there. And really trying to educate consumers when you are sitting there at your kitchen table and you're watching the products and taking these decisions. So just one example of how we can be able to actually have more impact than the commercial side. But I want to talk a little bit about how we got here. So what you have on the chart here is really how many meals we've saved since the beginning of our founding. And you can also see here how we've launched quite a few countries along the way. And I think one of the things I love about growing companies is that it never gets boring. But one of the things that I then find tough sometimes about growing companies is that it never gets boring too. So you really have to grow with the company. And for me, it's helpful to think about it in different phases. So first phase for us was really proving the concept, figuring out is there actually a market for this? It's great that it has a good cause, but is there a real market for this or not? Then we spent, we basically said in 2017 that we had been growing way too fast. We were already at this point in 10 countries. More than you can see here, we were already in 10 countries after just a year in operation. And it was a little bit mad, making the same mistakes in all 10 countries. We didn't have a playbook. We didn't know how to open a country. We didn't know how to run it either. So really same mistakes all over. So we said end of 16, time out. We're going to slow down so that we can speed up later. Going to shut down four markets. We're going to change the entire setup from a franchise-like model to one where it's all one big company. Well, not one big company at that time. One company, I should say. And then we're going to take a full year with no new countries, but where we just really focus on the foundation. So what are the tools that we're going to need? What are the processes that we need to succeed? And how do we set the right team needed to really make this grow? So we spent more than a year on this. And at that time, that was a little bit nerve-wracking, because I think your instinct when you're in the early phases is just faster, faster, go, go, go. But sometimes I do think you have to step back a little bit and slow down so you can speed up. Then early 18, we were ready to grow again. But having global ambitions, we wanted to figure out, how do we actually open new markets? So we opened up two relatively comparable countries, Netherlands and Belgium, almost at the same time, but in two very, very different ways. And that was our A-B test to figure out, how do you successfully launch a market? So we did that and sat back a little bit and watched as those two countries developed very differently. Then we took the best learnings from both of those launches and used that to then create the playbook that we then used for the Spanish launch and for all the launches we've had since then. And this was really our expand fast phase here, where we were roughly opening a country a quarter during this period. And we had a real party with it until March 2020 when COVID hit. It may not look like much on the chart here. You can see it right below Portugal there. It may not look like much here when you look at it in the perspective now, but back then when COVID hit, the vast majority of our partners were forced to shut down and when the kitchen is closed, obviously there's no food to save either. So we lost 60% of our revenue over 10 days, which was a good educational experience as a leader. And then from there, we basically decided to try and keep everyone on the team and then raise the money we would need to succeed with that. Obviously, we couldn't get any funding from outside. So our current investors decided to chip in and help us execute on that plan. It was a fairly aggressive plan, but that also meant that five months later, we were back to where we came from and then we've been growing rapidly since then. Then about a year ago, we started this phase that we call growing efficiently and we started this because when we entered this year I think probably like many of you were quite optimistic about the future. Everything looked great, things were flying and we were out to raise capital, started that process in January. It was all going really well. Unfortunately, we didn't close anything by the end of April and during April when all the tech companies on the stock exchange really developed really poorly, of course the whole market changed as well. So we decided back in May that this journey we had started towards growing more efficiently we would have to speed that up significantly and basically we wanted to be profitable by the end of this year. So within five or six months from that time. So that's what we call independence here. It's actually worked really well for our team to talk about profitability as independence and not as profitability. I don't know if it's because we're a social impact company or not, but I think it's a lot easier to rally people around independence idea because for me that is also what profitability means. It does mean that we are independent of external investors. We'll take in money when we need it but now we actually have options. We wanted to have that optionality where we can say, you know what? We don't like these terms or we don't like this match or we're just gonna do our own thing. So really rallying the team about independence has been pretty big for us. And I think one of the reasons why I like to think about these phases and be quite strategic around them is that it really helps on the leadership side as well. Because each phase here will have different characteristics. You will have different objectives. You will also have different leadership requirements. That goes for yourself as leaders. It probably also goes for the team that you have around you. It's not to say that you change your team in every phase but I think you have to be intentional around what is it that it's gonna require from a leadership perspective to deliver on this and the profiles I have on board. Are they the right ones? Do we need to make changes? Do we need to add something and so on? So we're gonna hit profitability this year. For the first time ever, it's not a flag. We keep moving and now it's in 12 months or now it's in six months. We are actually gonna make it this month which feels really, really nice but also it leads to the very obvious question, what's next? What do you wanna do with that after? Because this was really something that has been on our minds for a while here. And when we think about the future here it's really impact at scale. Now we have a position where we can actually look at going from being a marketplace only to being a one-stop shop for our partners in particular our supermarkets who just announced the acquisition of a French company this week towards this. And we can also expand into new geographies. So just summing up a few things here for those of you who would love to make a difference as entrepreneurs. First, choose a real problem.  So I think if you have the drive and the talent please choose something that will leave a good mark. Just make the world a little bit better if you have the option. Start small, find the product market fit goes for all companies. But think big about your impact once you see that. And don't just think about your direct impact. Think about the indirect side too. Can you build a halo on top? And then last, don't be fooled here. Social impact is hot. But it doesn't mean that you can get lazy. You have to still deliver on all the same metrics every other company needs to deliver on. Or you definitely won't be able to raise a dime. So that's my advice. Go out there and start better companies. Thanks a lot.


Hello, hope you are well. My name is Frank and welcome back to my channel It is a pleasure to have you here with me today and listen if any of you lovely Russian ladies Need to relocate for some unusual reason. Hey, I know a guy in New York. Listen. He's not nine feet tall But he's pretty good-looking. He's hilarious and has the biggest brain on YouTube Because I'm gonna show you guys today what I would consider basically a really good template And I've said this in the past with certain meals, but this one's a little bit different. I guess not really Anyway, let me show you guys what's going on starting with my rice that we made this morning for the rice I use just any organic brown rice long grain basmati short grain whatever it is I don't like the sprouted honestly just because it tastes horrible and sprouting actually Makes it a bit harder on your stomach. We have some of the land salt from Frankie's syringe meat This is very potent. So don't add as much as you would a regular salt We have some of our collagen broth as well and then some mountain Valley spring water Which has actually a pretty decent amount of minerals, but it's not too high in calcium Which is the main thing to pay attention to so with the brown rice I'm able to eyeball this and it turns out good every time. That's not really the case with the white rice So just keep that in mind. So about half an inch of rice on the bottom light sprinkle of salt pop our collagen jelly in here and Maybe half a bottle of water So this I do rice more cooking low pressure Turn off keep warm. So after about an hour and a half two hours The gas will have naturally dissipated and it should be completely cooked So don't expect this to be ready in like 20 30 minutes So whenever I decide to eat which is usually several hours after the rice is finished It always looks good, but you know, there's some like dark residue From the imperfections and the dirt and the rice So I usually scrape the top layer off and I'll throw that out and we didn't add fat to this rice But what I've been doing lately is I'll take maybe two tablespoons of my garlic oil Which is just liquid coconut oil with caramelized garlic in it and I'll mix it up So that's our rice the main carbohydrate component of the meal is ready Over here we have some organic cauliflower just chopped up To the pan. I'm going to add some glass bottled mineral water Sprinkle of the land salt from Frankie's free-range meat as well as Frankie's free-range foods For our meat. I've kind of been bullied out of the rest of the fridge by my family, but I do have some measly space down here Just some tenderloin steaks from Frankie's free-range meat But I do have some leftover roast beef from yesterday That was very delicious. So we're gonna have that so each of these packages are about half a pound and I've been eating One package per day on average and this almost reminds me of like prosciutto smoked salmon because of the texture and How seasoned it is now if it's later in the day and the rice is cold. I'll put it back in a pan on the stove Usually More than I can eat because my eyes are bigger than my stomach and I'll season it with a little bit of coconut aminos If you guys aren't familiar with these, it's a soy sauce alternative. That's much healthier for you Did you guys know the lid on the instant tacos like this? I forgot where I saw it, but uh a little bit handy and I'm not sponsored by these guys, but it's steel on the inside I think this is silicone in regards to cooking stuff compared to like a regular rice cooker or A slow cooker. This is as non-toxic as it gets, but you guys can correct me if I'm wrong on that You guys also probably noticed we got a new fry pan here. I bought a set for my family Although hopefully they don't ruin them. This is green pan and apparently it's slightly better non-toxic nonstick pans than the rest of the brands I'll put this on my amazon store, but You guys can let me know if there's like something known about this company or something in it That's still not good. I actually bought those pans because I was making pancakes and certain things that stuck really really easily And since you know, my family always washes like my stainless steel carbon steel and cast iron In the sink like they're not supposed to I didn't really have a reliable pan Uh, so again, I'll put that on the amazon store as much as I'm against amazon You know amazon is actually getting investigated by the department of justice Which I'll do a video on for reasons. I've actually predicted in past videos. Anyway, um, our meal is basically Already the cauliflower just has to steam a little bit And the nice thing about this is that's rice for three or four meals That's cauliflower for two or three meals. So, you know, I don't have to cook as much We do have dessert ready, which is normally an apple with walnut butter if I'm super hungry I did bring the cookies back guys. So if you guys missed My cookie recipe, I think the title of the video was vegan cookies And the only difference to the recipe now is that I add walnut butter or some type of nut butter instead of Coconut oil and I use more coconut milk as well. Just higher mineral content overall and taste better We got our water kefir grains on the table with some charcoal and masticum So I have two apple lemon water kefers here One is probably two or three weeks old at this point and it's been Loose in my garage. So the gas escapes and it doesn't build up This I brought home from frankies from age meter earlier. It's actually only two days old And I put the cap tight when I went to bring it home earlier, which is about eight hours ago So when I release the gas what happens is The bacteria and the yeast at the bottom Release more gas because there's not enough space in the bottle for all the gas to be released if this was less full maybe but I just released the gas slowly it comes out and usually To the point where it will just start shooting out So the solution to that is if it's not too volatile you can just open it up And you know as it's about to kind of like overflow You could just pour it into a glass So nice and carbonated But if you guys order this It's going to be sealed for like two three maybe even four days in the postal service. So Open this, you know outside point it away from you and uh Hopefully it's not too carbonated by the time you guys get it dinner is served ladies and gentlemen And if I knew all this 10 years ago, I might not have so many health problems So we have the lean roast beef top round is Literally like the leanest cut on the animal and animal fat especially can be pretty hard on the liver So we have ample B vitamins amino acids animal protein Cholesterol everything we need to maintain So many metabolic functions in the body The brown rice compared to white rice higher in minerals higher in fiber Better for gut motility and you know, it doesn't really taste any worse if you get a decent quality brown rice we put a little bit of garlic oil and coconut aminos for flavor and The oil is also for some more calories And then we have the cauliflower which is just more fiber more gut motility and When you have bad stuff in your liver and your liver needs detox It soaks into fiber as well as carbohydrates, but you need the fiber mainly to push all of that out So if you're having any health problems, and you don't have any fiber in your diet, that might be one of the big issues So here we have some water kefir grains as well as water kefir the two best probiotics that exist a very broad spectrum of Bacteria and yeast that will Repopulate your gut help you digest food. It's very high in B vitamins I'm tempted to get some nutritional testing on all of this stuff because no one's done it But I don't I don't have $10,000 lying around exactly some of you guys asked me a lot. Hey frank Is it okay to drink water key for liver damage?  The grains in the bacteria in it help metabolize the alcohol and the benefits of having A healthy gut microbiome and bacteria far outweigh the negatives of the alcohol So if someone tries to make an argument. Hey, it's better to have this meal without the water kefir because it's alcoholic But you can't because if you have an unhealthy gut Candida is going to overgrow toxins are going to sit there You're going to have way more damage and stress on your digestive organs than what alcohol is going to do We have the mastic gum anti-age pylori Helps keep the food out of the stomach and usually at night I'll have one or two activated charcoal capsules because the fiber and the starch is absorbing the toxins, but To prevent them from being reabsorbed as they go through your small intestine The charcoal helps prevent that You got some roast beef so i'm actually mixing my uncarbonated and carbonated water kefir because Even if it's just a little carbonated it really does taste so much better What's a little weird is the collagen broth doesn't actually Add much flavor to the rice. It's really just like pure collagen and amino acid. So Don't expect this like super beef broth flavor. It's pretty plain. Another big thing is Naturally made alcohol is very rich in B vitamins so When you have like a distilled liquor vodka, rum tequila bourbon, whatever it is Those are much higher in alcohol and don't really have the B vitamins So when you see groups of people Italians drinking wine Germans drinking beer, you know, they're not dropping dead from liver failure. They live to 80 90 100 years old in pretty good health So this meal being very rich in B vitamins Is incredibly important for liver health the lean meat the collagen broth the water kefir Probably higher in B vitamins than eating a meal of pure meat Maybe not but the point is it's just as high in B vitamins And you don't have all of that added stress Of dietary protein and i've said it in the past but protein is very hard to digest because your gut bacteria Doesn't really eat protein So you need to produce the enzymes, you know the pepsin in the stomach The trips and then the chymotripsin in the small intestine and your body has a pretty limited ability to do that Most of you guys know the deal halfway through the meal. We're going to have some water kefir grains as well as some mastocom so This is a more complex probiotic culture So when you have the water kefir, you're getting a nice dose of bacteria But this is much much higher more concentrated Then the mastocom Did you guys see the boar's head commercial for dark chocolate hummus?  I would probably pay $20 a bottle for it if I wasn't making it myself So my eyes are only a little bit bigger than my stomach this meal We have a little bit of roast beef left and I ate maybe 70 of the rice But this is my second meal of the day And I kind of pegged out on a cheat meal earlier, which I might show you guys but I've been pretty inconsistent if I was eating like this every single meal I'd probably be feeling a lot better and Maybe looking a little bit better too, but it's tough because you know, so I don't always have time to prep everything and I get hungry so like If I just eat this and then I have an apple And walnut butter I'll be hungry like an hour later now just to be clear I'm like stuffed full right now Like I can't eat dessert if I want it to so I'm not going to have it right now But maybe in an hour or two I'm going to come down and have an apple with walnut butter or some cookies But you know, that's the real downside of bodybuilding and achieving an unnaturally high muscle mass Like I'm not that big, you know, I weigh maybe 160 165 pounds now but Naturally, I'm supposed to probably be You know, skinnier like 130 135 and the amount of tissue on Me if I was 30 pounds lighter would be much easier to maintain via diet but That's whatever So I kind of have to eat more than my stomach allows to but uh I'm feeling better in general Despite needing a permanent vacation. So thank you guys for joining me today I can go to frank-tapon.com to check out all of my businesses I have the water key for water key for grants on frankiesorandfoods.com We should have roast beef in stock on frankiesforanagemeat.com Maybe I'll do a supplement update relatively soon, but that's been a little sporadic as well Outside of that you guys can drop a like on the video Leave a comment down below Subscribe so that youtube can unsubscribe you next week and be sure to check that notification bell So that youtube doesn't notify you of my videos as I said earlier If there are any lovely russian ukrainian ladies Preferably over 510 that Maybe would like a little trip to new york. Please, you know my emails on my youtube channel.


I'm a husband. I'm a father. I have a full-time job, and I have a hobby on YouTube where I review, talk about movies. So safe to say there's not a lot of things that excite me these days. Get me out of bed. Motivate me. Learning of a new matrix, however? That was it. That was the fuel I needed to plow through 2021. I thought the first trailer was great too. Sure, it was missing the greens of the original series, but as a fan, I know that they rebooted the matrix for a seventh time. The Sun was brought out by that cute little girl programmer. I don't know what she actually is. I think she's like a little architect of sorts. And then there was that last line of the trailer where that Chad bro goes after all these years to come back to the matrix. Oh, it was so good. I felt things. And then the code comes up with the logo.  So imagine my disappointment, my unbridled rage, when I saw the film with my buddies.  Let's talk about the matrix rebooted, which is what it should have been called. Trinity, help this script because it's terrible. I saw the movie once, I will be sketchy on plot points. There's a lot going on, yet at the same time, nothing going on.  This is a spoiler video. I already put out an actual review. You can watch that spoiler free. It's on the channel just before this one. Keanu Reeves is back as Thomas A. Anderson, a.k.a. Neo. But this isn't the Neo you remember, it's not even the Neo he remembers, because once again, he's stuck in the matrix and he doesn't remember anything. And the machines have the audacity to make him a computer programmer, the visionary, the creator of the matrix video game trilogy. That's right, the matrix has gotten meta. It refers to its first three films as video games that you can play on, I assume the PC, maybe the PlayStation 6 or 7 or Xbox 2 as in TOO, or whatever these new systems call themselves, because I assume this movie takes place a little bit further into the future than where we're living now. Maybe not, who knows, the matrix can be set at any time period, that's why it's so cool, or at least that's why it was so cool. I only say that it's in the future because the video game graphics from what I can tell are state-of-the-art. They look exactly like the graphics of the movie.  I'm not sure how this game is played because they show actual movie clips. Okay, this is gonna be all over the place. The movie starts out with the fake Trinity because they're watching a different version from the video game. She's going through some of the classic scenes from the first film except for Done Poorly, but things are a little different. This old code has some new tricks. And one of our new protagonists, Bugs, as in the white rabbit cartoon character who was also owned by Warner Brothers. Yeah, we got synergy, we have tie-ins here.  God, this company sucks now. What happened to Warner Brothers? They used to fire on all cylinders with Harry Potter, with 300, with the Matrix.  The Matrix. Resurrections. Bugs goes through a key shop. Remember the keymaker from the Matrix Reloaded? That's a callback. She then goes through a back door. Remember the back doors from the Matrix Reloaded? So far so good. And now we're inside of Neo's room from the first film, but it's actually a modal. That's a new word that Lana Wachowski learned when writing the script for this, and they will say the word modal in this almost as many times as they say the Matrix. Which is a thousand times. It's here where we meet fan favorite Morpheus. Except for it's not the same guy. It's not Laurence Fishburne. It's not even a human. This Morpheus is a digital recreation that looks different, talks different, but he tries to kind of act like Morpheus, and he's aware of what he's doing. He wants to be like the original Morpheus. This movie wants to be like the original Matrix, yet it sabotages itself at every turn. Why bring back iconic characters, but then replace the actor that made them so iconic? And I'm not just talking Laurence Fish here, I love my fish, love my Fishburne, but we're also talking about freaking Agent Smith who's in this, but not. Hugo Weaving as Agent Smith is one of the all time greatest movie villains ever. All time and ever. I guess that's a little redundant. It's kind of like the deja vu of words, right? Deja Vu. Remember Deja Vu from the Matrix? Remember the black cat? It's in this. Its name is Deja Vu. How fun. How fun. Everything's a callback. Everything's a reference. But the movie knows that it's doing this. It's meta about it, so that makes it fine, right? No! I shouldn't possibly go through this thing in order, beat by beat. I'm just too frustrated to think properly about it. I will just say the plot from what I gather is that the Matrix is on the 7th iteration. It takes place roughly 60 years after the events of Matrix Revolutions. I just rewatched the entire trilogy for like the thousandth time. I love them. Even the third one is disappointing as it is.  These movies look better, so much better by comparison. At the end of the Matrix Revolutions, the Matrix is rebooted as I stated for the 7th time. We have this new little girl who's in this film by the way. She's grown up. I don't know why she grew up. I don't know why she ages. She's a program I believe. I believe she was a human who then chose to become a program, but she gets to stay and live in the Matrix because she's a genius. She's a developer. She gets how it works. She builds things. She made the sunrise for Neo at the end of that film. Remember? We remember this stuff. We also saw at the end of Revolutions the architect, aka Colonel Sanders, talking to the Oracle, who was replaced because the original Oracle actress died and then they had to get another elderly black woman because apparently the Oracle program really likes the shell of an older black woman. Fine. Whatever. I think it would have sold it more though if the Oracle chose a shell that was like a young Asian boy or something to kind of contrast and make the audience think that they didn't just replace the actress with someone that looked similar and talk similar. Anyway, I'm way off. Anyway, what we didn't see is that even though these two had a pact and agreement to leave the humans alone and wake them up if they wanted to wake up, not causing any interference, what we didn't see is that a new architect rose. He took over. He casted out the original Oracle and Colonel Sanders. They're gone, deleted or something. And this new one, who's NPH, Neil Patrick Harris, he's now running the show in the Matrix. We don't know what's going on outside of it. We don't know who's really in charge outside there. They just let him kind of do whatever he wants, though.  His ingenious plan is to resurrect Neo and Trinity from death. I don't know if you remember this or not, but also in revolutions, Neil lost both of his eyes. He was in a bad state. Pretty sure he died at the end. He kind of had his Jesus pose. They fixed him.  They gave him some fresh eyes that they probably took off one of the other lifeless husks in the pods. They extracted, I guess, the 25 pounds of rebar that was sticking out of Trinity. They just whoosh, whoosh, whoosh.  She's fine. Maybe they did the heart-beating thing like Neo did to her and reloaded. Who knows? Technology's crazy these days. So now they're at the top of the fetus fields right up there in their own little pods looking at each other. They're, of course, unconscious. They're in the Matrix. The reason for this is the new architect understands now that the reason why the one, the reason why Neo was so powerful, able to do even more than his predecessors was because of the power of love.  Neo and Trinity had such a spiritual, physical, raw, animalistic attraction to each other that they're basically one in the same. Separated. They're strong, but together, together they're unstoppable. Lana Wachowski, who directed and wrote this by herself this time, her sister didn't come back for these. Although I do feel like she made a deal with her under the table that they were going to get royalties for her, she would make some money off of this and I'll get to how in a second. Neo Patrick Harris wants these two yearning for each other at all times. He's going to dangle them in front of each other like carrots that they can never get to. They can never eat like Bugs Bunny wanting to carry. Remember Bugs Bunny? That character's in this. Warner Brothers. Watch the Looney Tunes. Warner Brothers owns the Looney Tunes. You like Looney Tunes and bugs! Neo's always tempted to go up and talk to Trinity, who's known as something else. I can't remember her name. It's like Abigail or Karen or it doesn't matter, but he won't.  Something's compelling him to stay away. It's probably the massive amount of blue pills he's being prescribed to keep his mind unedged, to keep it from being sharp enough to see what's really going on behind the screens.  It doesn't matter. I don't care. We find out that Morpheus died because he believed in Neo so much that he was willing to stay behind for him to get another sign of what to do next so he and a bunch of clowns basically buried under the rubble at Zion. Whatever. Will Smith's wife's back.  Just an absolute disaster of a woman. She was cool and a believer in Neo but now she's not.  She hates that there's people like her that want to do things against her orders. Naomi. That's her name. Naomi. Naomi.  She brings up how she's old like five times too.  I don't have time to go fight the machines. We're gonna stay down here in our spice farms. We have robot human hybrids going on. We're working together. Oh that's right. That's another plot point that's just kind of quickly glossed over. I guess there was at one point in time machines fighting each other. Machine on machine action. Some of them decided to work with the humans. That's kind of cool. That's an interesting idea that we're not going to dig into at all. Instead possible merchandising opportunities. We have cute robots. There's one that looks like a manatee.  Buy that kids. Why is Christina Ricci in this? She has 20 seconds of screen time. You wasted Christina Ricci. Sorry. Completely out of nowhere. I just remembered she was in this for 10 seconds. Okay. An hour into this film my buddy turns over to me and says, man I sure love this Seinfeld 100th episode clip show. Because the movie keeps not only referring to the original trilogy but showing scenes from it. There's probably a collective total of five minutes of original footage sprinkled throughout this thing. Doesn't sound like much. But when you're constantly jumping back to Mr. Anderson or dodge this or not like this. Not like this. Okay they didn't do that scene but they should have. I love that scene. How's it going to be the one if he's dead? They didn't do that either but they did show Neo like holding up a steak at one point and laughing. Only one of the directors came back but I said that the other one probably got royalties and the reason I'm saying that is because there was so much footage from the first movie sprinkled throughout this that Lawrence Fishburne's getting a paycheck that the other Wachowski sisters getting a paycheck. Like everybody's getting a paycheck for this. Everyone. Even Bugs Bunny. Bugs Bunny's getting some money for this. For the name drop. So the entire plot of the new Matrix movie boils down to Neo loves Trinity so much. He's willing to risk it all for her. The collapse of new Zion. The war starting back up again. Because he's got to be with her.  I thought maybe in the fourth Matrix they'd say like you know what the Matrix was really cool when it was about freeing minds and dodging bullets and being in leather and looking badass with some cool music. That's all gone.  Now it's just referential humor. Action done far worse. Agent Smith. Dear gods what is that? They bring in this Chad to be Agent Smith. He's just like casually walking around. Like hey Neo remember us? Inevitable. Other things I used to say. Mr. Anderson.  Where are the agents? Sometimes we see them. They look kind of dumb. They're shorter for some reason. They're not intimidating and the slightest. Now there's this new ability where they can make like regular people be agents and nothing works in this at all. And I don't even understand why Smith is there. I believe there's mention that when they started the Matrix the seventh time Neil Patrick Harris' character wanted him in there because he was curious about him but he had limits on him. I don't know or maybe it was like code that somehow snuck through. But I'm pretty positive Agent Smith was completely decimated. His virus was destroyed at the end of the third movie. That was the entire point. Was Neil was hooked up.  I have the Frenchman. I forgot the Frenchman's in this. He's wearing garbage. He's just swearing and popping up in French about how Neil ruined everything. He is the complete amalgamation of the Matrix resurrections. If someone were to come up to me and say Adam what do you think of the new Matrix movie? I would point to the Frenchman and say that's what I think. He went from being a refined, intelligent, clean cut individual to being this sad sack homeless machine wearing trash, running around, cursing. That's what this is. That's what Matrix 4 is. The action is so bad too. Why is it so low budget? There's some good effects here but there's also some really bad ones. The bullet time effects are horrendous and the new use of it where Neil Patrick Harris is just like oh I'm in bullet time. Look how cool this is. It looks awful! And it goes on for an eternity!  Like throw buildings, throw cars, do whatever. With his vast knowledge, his best source of attack is to just have people dive bomb out of windows. This movie is like 2 9-Elevens wrapped inside a rise of Skywalker. I was turning to one of my buddies and predicting scenes 30 minutes before they happened or just saying like oh god I know what they're doing now. Oh look, it's the lobby from the first movie. They're taking an elevator to the roof. Remember the roof scene in the first film? They're doing it again, but much worse. He fired back and said I bet we're going to see a shot where bullet shells rain down on the screen. ONE MINUTE LATER! Bullets raining down on the screen! I turned to him and fired back with I guarantee you this movie ends with our two leads finally wearing their black shades and leather flying at the camera like they did in the original. Turns back and says with rage plane. And it all happened! It all happened! Except for now it's a female version of rage because we love our cover bands. Oh yes, Intrinity is also the one. She's the one. Of course she is. Why wouldn't she be? Why wouldn't she be? How good did that Morpheus statue look by the way? I love that he's still rocking the open shirt kind of gut after all these years. The Zion folks decided that was the image to go with. That's the one they needed to chisel for all eternity. And then they put it in a cave where no one goes. It's brilliant. So good. So, so good. Where was the music? They had the sound effects but nothing cool to go along with it. Neo for some reason doesn't know how to fly. Yet he knows how to stop bullets like right away. He's stopping bullets. He's force pushing people. How can you not fly? You're clearly fully awake. You know how to bend the laws of reality or I guess it's not reality. The laws of the matrix. Freaking do it! I just, I just can't with this film. There was no emotion. They tried for some but it wasn't there. I never felt scared for anyone like I did for Morpheus in the first film. Constantly. I never felt excitement or joy or any, it didn't elicit any emotions outside of why. Why is every decision in this so bad? Why does the action look so horrible? Why is it cut so terribly? Why can no one hit anything with a gun? There's a point where there's agents shooting at the fake Trinity and she's right there. They're like 10 feet from her. She's not dodging the bullets. I mean I know there was some of that in the first couple films but not to this egregious level. This is honestly for me one of the biggest disappointments in Star Wars Episode 1 for me.  I truly don't understand how anyone can like this movie. Let alone love it. Like some apparently have been. I don't believe they're real. I believe they're agents in the machine. This was a long rant. I'm sure I missed some things still. It's a long film.  I don't want to see this ever again. I wish there was a pill I could take to make me forget this exists. I mean there, there is. I'm sure if there's pills out there that could make me forget. Is it worth it though? Probably does, yeah. Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Did you hate this as much as I did? Or did you see something I didn't? The fact that it's a trans allegory or that it's got some deep, complex symbolism in there that I'm just not appreciating. I don't think so. I think it's pretty on the nose and pretty awful. Subscribe to the channel if you haven't already. Like the video, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And hopefully I'll see you soon. Hey, did you know you can also find me on Patreon at Patreon.com slash Adam Does Movies? There's even a dollar tier over there. So if you think, hey, this guy's pretty entertaining. He's putting out a lot of good content, but I don't have a lot of money or I just don't care enough to really support him. I could do a dollar though, a dollar's fine. You could also support me right here on YouTube via that join button. You just have to push that to go through a couple steps and you're in. Alright, well that's it. If you excuse me, I'm going to go drink some bleach now and try to forget this exists.


Good morning everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TF9 headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida 10 a.m. Eastern time on Friday 30 minutes into the trading day and we got jobs Friday we got markets in positive territory starting things off S&P is up 10 points trading at 2892 Nasdaq up 32 points trading at 79 24 and we get the Dow up 57 points trading at 75 95 dollar index basically flat up 40 ticks at 96 965 just under 97 notes and bonds basically flat as well 10 year flat at 123 18 30 year bond up three ticks 147 25 gold contract off a buck 70 at 1292 60 and oil up 48 cents trading at 6258 we'll start things off and we'll start it off with the story of the day non-farm payrolls coming back in March with 196,000 expectation had been for about 175,000 we have unemployment at 3.8% wage gains falling off the recent strong pace increasing just 0.14% for the month and 3.2% year-over-year expectation had been for 3.4% pace from last month and that number for February quite a missed 20,000 revised up to 33 but the market bouncing back with 196,000 jobs in March expectation had been for 175 with that in mind we'll jump over the charts and you can see when that jobs number came out quite a pop to the upside but we've given back some of those gains you have the Dow popping from about 26,422 right before that number we trade up to a high of 26,504 so almost 100 points but we're back about 50 26,450 in the Dow NASDAQ 100 pretty similar story we trade from 75 74 we're now up about 20 points from that level approaching 7600 in the NASDAQ 100 S&Ps at highs as we speak 2893 we were trading at about 2886 when we got that number so you're talking about 7 S&P points crude oil trading higher check out that run so there's your volatility on the jobs number as well but we were already trading higher 8 a.m. 61 85 we're now approaching a good 80 cents above that level trading 62 61 gold contract 1293 17 and euro us dollar 1224 stay tuned come back at 10 o'clock with Tom and of course we have fast market TD Ameritrade Kevin Hinks Tom White the team at 11 Basil Chapman at noon Steve Rhodes Dave White Tom O'Brien all this afternoon have a great Friday buddy


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The Pediatric Neurology Residency at the Hackensack Meridian Network has a lot of advantages and one major advantage is the affiliation with the new medical school, the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine. The Child Neurology Program consists of two years of pediatric residency, one year of adult neurology residency, and then two years of child neurology specific training. The curriculum is going to be quite robust, providing the Pediatric Neurology Resident opportunity to learn about all aspects of Pediatric Neurology, utilizing didactics, patient conferences and journal clubs throughout their time during the training. Obviously they're going to be focused a bit more on general pediatrics in the first two years and on the adult side in the third year, but basically the rotations all concentrate on inpatient medicine and then there's a component which is outpatient medicine. At the medical school we also have the Center for Discovery and Innovation which offers opportunities for even bench research. Using the affiliation with the medical school offers the resident an opportunity to engage in a lot of academic activity, teaching medical students if they wish, as well as research opportunities during the elective time. The residents will be getting really hands-on close contact with the faculty, both the pediatric neurologists who are in the faculty as well as the sub-specialists including epilepsy, headache, movement disorders, neuro-neurology, neonatal neurology, and neuro-oncology. The residents will have a wonderful opportunity to shape and develop and evolve our program both in terms of how we run our didactics, how we take care of our patients, and also becoming residents as teachers for other medical students, for pediatric residents. I think the biggest reason for a person to want to come here is the fact that the region, meaning Central New Jersey, is highly diverse both ethnically and economically. So you see a vast array of different types of patients with different concerns and it makes for a very broad type of experience compared to many other hospitals.


YouTube let's do car reviews. I don't do this often But there was a lot of cars that came out this past week and you're probably wondering which ones do I buy which ones Do I do as the set for what do I need on my team to improve man? And I'll tell you this 50 promo the best 50 players that shaped Madden is awesome because it's going to give us a chance To use some of the players that were great in Madden Never really good in in real life like the you know the Pat Watkins Taylor maze those type of cars That absolutely dominated their errors of Madden, but weren't necessarily the best Players in real football, you know, so it's gonna give you opportunity to see some of those guys and really use them on your team So this whole promo is awesome off Mike Vic just came out beyond Sanders just came out the new cards are insane, but I Rarely ever do these videos until there's a card. I think you know, that's a card You need that's a card that needs to be on every team That card is the best in the game and that's how I feel about Tyrone Calico The best wire receiver in the game. They put them out now. You guys probably asked who's Tyrone Calico Now Calico was a beast on the Titans Because he was tall. He was fast 6-4 in this game right now. I have him up to 94 speed back in the day I'm not sure what speed he was at but just having that height and a lot of things with Madden players or Madden cards or players back in the day It mattered what team they were on, you know, if you were a 6-5 wire receiver with 98 speed But you had no quarterback and no team to play with Maybe you weren't the best but there's a guy like Brian Finneran who was tall wasn't that fast wasn't that great But he played with Mike Vic so everybody used him and everybody abused him Essentially and that's kind of how it was with Tyrone Calico with Vince Young I believe at the time or Steve McNair with the Tennessee Titans a little bit mobile quarterback somebody that can move You know so a lot of times players were only as good as their supporting cast back when there was no mutt now This card is awesome. Let me show you guys What time what my team looks like now because it is a little bit different, you know I changed it up with these past updates with these With these new cars that came out now. We still rock Finley. I think he's the best in the game at tight end We have this Tyrone Calico, which I'll get into a little bit more Michael Vic just came out man the best quarterback in history man. You guys know I'm excited about that Reggie Bush probably the second must-have card in this group of NFL 50s for me Just he's unreal. I'm not as much needed as Tyrone Calico I think cuz there's still as Barry Sanders There's still as both Jackson that work done, you know other players you can put in a running back Julio Jones I love Julio. There's a lot of wide receivers people are using in a slot I still like Julio people using golden tape these Reggie Wayne Marvin Harrison. I just think they're punks I think they're punks. I think they're soft. Holy mandu Lee is not soft pause He is an absolute stud.  I did make I remember I told you I had that used to have Patriots chem But I had now I have 25 chiefs and 25 Falcons for Michael Vic Julio Jones and on the defensive side of the ball We had that boy Dion Sanders. We had Dion Jones So we're gonna get a boost in speed the Dion Sanders Assante Samuel And Michael Vic Julio Jones and so players like that really helped me a lot But we have Jamal Adams. We have Tyron Matthew Dion Byron Jones Denzel Ward. I have Brian Dawkins We have Reggie White. We have a Miles Garrett Lawrence Taylor Bobby Bell is just pretty much everything now the team looks ugly my team always looks ugly on paper because I Have these chems and stuff So I have Justin Houston and Ola Kwan starting on a mutt team is pretty nasty But like I said, that's why we have 25 chiefs and 25 Falcons right now I use bench press and acrobat on my corners I use secure tackler on my safeties acrobat on Isaiah Simmons and Tyron Matthew offense. I just use escape artists slot apprentice Reggie Bush has the halfback apprentice or halfback master backfield master whatever it is from one AP So he's definitely a stud. He is pretty much unguardable out of the backfield I you have the Titan apprentice on Michael Finley. I actually have post up on my tackles right now post up Instead of edge protector. I see a lot of this game is three-man rushes I think that's a big deal and and being able to get that post up ability not get shedded by double teams is really important for me So that's why I went post up instead as protector stealing in the laving process of that not gonna tell you it's the best But for me, that's what I'm trying right now and we have this boy Tyron Calico. Um, let's take a look I mean, it's just for me. It's He's the best why receiver in the game. It's not even close as we look at his attributes attributes or attributes What do you guys say? I think it's attributes a trip Whatever it may be 94 speed 96 deep route running six foot four two hundred and twenty pounds now What's crazy is I always try to look for this because bench press the man coverage is such the meta right now I always try to look for this. Where is the release rating? I don't think it's like even on here offense. We see Kerry change the direction ball care vision stiff farm Juca not the best after the catch you can spend kind of low, but You know, I'm not the not the biggest Part of being a wire seeper, but it helps but his is a little bit low spec catch 94 spec catch 90 cats and traffic medium robin is not in 90s 89, but you know, we're going deep boys We're not worried about we're not worried about underneath anything like that. So for me the release rating I think you have to actually pause the game to see it, but he's a big body big bodies They don't get touched the line of scrimmage makes a difference. I'm right now I actually do have deep in elite for one AP on him Once again, just trying stuff out see if it works and then we're gonna give that a run But let me show you guys some highlights what I did with Tyrone Calico this weekend leak. He absolutely went off Now Calico man, he's gonna go deep and I'm telling you when you're 6-4 the trajectory of the ball is so much different You can reach out further and that adds to the speed of the player. I promise he's 94 speed But because he's 6-4 he feels like he's 96 97 speed as you see him over top. Just smoking cover 3 Brian Dawkins nom the awesome. Why? No match for Tyrone Calico, man If you guys want to watch me play live twitch.tv slash dub dot you guys know all those links are below as we hit The streak right up the middle boom. This guy's a monster. I'm telling you there's no DB that's gonna bench press him There's no DB that's gonna try to put hands on him No one's gonna get physical with this beast as he gets hit right there holds on to the ball. No problem big body Another one post cover for bomb you guys want to learn how to bomb these coverages Madden turf comm I would suggest the VIP membership I would but you know you do you get what you want and get whatever you need to become a great Madden player Back corner to end zone a little bit of touch on that pass right there touchdown Tyrone Calico and we'll go again with this post route Just too fast for the user too fast for Adrian Wilson that looks like Trey Wayne Trey Wayne's his lunch Easy right there next.  You're just not gonna cover him with I think that's Trey Wayne's again number 26 No shot you're covering 94 speed six foe like that again Another one drableye this time. That's drableye. I mean, that's a baby five foot ten You're not gonna put hands on Tyrone Calico This time we're gonna roll out. You got to keep that safety over top drableye Now drableye he had his run. He had his two weeks in Madden when he was really good now He's pretty much meet and so is Rod Woodson meet Touchdown Tyrone Calico man. I'm telling you I can't wait till a moss comes out And I can have a Tyrone Calico Randy Moss Julio Jones trio And I'm gonna probably put Titans Kim to get a point of speed on Randy Moss and Tyrone Calico That last touchdown I high balled man high ball is something when you had these big bodies you put the high ball up there Nobody can get near it as we do a post touchdown Another one just a streak back of the ends on the Sanctez Samuel. You are food touchdown Tyrone Calico Lofted it to the sideline Bob Sanders Byron Jones cannot get there and we are going to take this to the crib I said he probably scored, you know Shoot 40 touchdowns for me this weekend league. So as I said, if I had a choice if you guys had one NFL 50 player or Madden 50 player this new promo come out. I will grab Tyrone Calico, man I said you guys have any questions What you do with your team anything like that man, please check out the stream every single night We go twitch.tv slash dub that if you're from YouTube, let me know you're from YouTube Man, if you like these car reviews and what players I like and what players I think you need on your team Please hit the like button