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Not for very long though, I'm sure. A couple announcements before we get started. Sean Eves, if you have lost your wallet, it is at the front desk at the conference center. Sean, did you get it? Okay, good. Now you know this was going to happen. You know this was bound to happen, but you know I got to swag, sell you guys and swag now. They were like, can you go out and push it? I was like, yeah, sure, okay. So, you know, there are T-shirts for sale at the conference. Let me just hold this up for you. You know, there are coffee cups and there are greeting cards and there are pens. There are these lovely, lovely pens, you guys.  They said, just do your best carameral thing. I'm like, oh yeah, right, okay. So the greeting cards, the cup. Here's what's so cool about this. The pens have the cartons. I could be writing. See a play, save a playwright. And they say, 1,000 workshops. They were like, push the sticky. Would you push the sticky? Okay, I'll try. I mean, how hard can you push a sticky? We'll be on sale in the lobby of the hotel until right up to the national conversation. For those of you who don't know, there is, for those of you who paid for this, there is a breakfast brunch tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock a.m. in the ballroom. So that is happening if you've paid for it. And also tonight, the dinner after the national conversation is at about 9 o'clock. We just want to remind you. But I think there will be tickets on sale for those of you who have did not purchase it ahead of time. After Julia's speech, there will be about a 15 minute intermission. And then we'll come back for the Q&A, allowing people to get up to their other sessions and for this person. Our final keynote speaker of the conference is one of her own.  And as you've heard me say at least twice now that I can think of, a tireless advocate for every single one of you in the room. As we've seen with Molly Smith and Todd London, she's beyond her own world and her own career to consider and recognize the needs of artists struggling right along beside her. Last year when the New York theater community announced its roster of annual awards, she was struck by the lack of women represented in all disciplines. In short order, she and Marcia Norman and Theresa Reback created the Lilly Awards, named after the playwright, Lillian Hellman, and recognized in a very, very public way in a ceremony, writers and directors, designers and producers who had remained unrecognized anywhere else. Forge and deperity in the theater may be near and dear to her. I can promise you unequivocally she represents the needs of each of you in her committee and her council work at the drama skill. It is with great pleasure that I bring to the stage Julia Jordan. The place for gender parity in the theater is not something that I was cut out to do. I have this speech and I called my teacher, theater mom and friend Marcia Norman to beg her for advice. She's good at this kind of thing. She's Marcia Norman. I can possibly tell you that it would be worth 45 minutes of a hot Saturday. She said, okay, here's our guest. Like that, straight to the point, boom, boom, boom, done. So here's our guest. This is who I am, a regular nice girl from Minnesota, just writing my plays, very nice and whatever, because there was this one little problem I just kept pushing under the rug, but then I heard the voice of God, told me thou shalt face the problem under the rug, go forth and do good work, and so yeah, this is what I did and this is what happened, conflict, conflict, conflict, and then here we are. So what are we all, Minnesota, who's always looking for a better story, and my grandmother has a better story than I do. So I'm going to tell you hers. True, I'm going to go on. She's intact at the age of 100. She had just finished her exercises, which meant slow dancing to Roy Orbson. He was a singer that she discovered in her mid 90s. Whenever she heard his falsetto, she was a 100-year-old girl with a crush on a pop star. She called Mr. Orbson, quote, that young man with the beautiful voice. That's how old 100 is. At 100, you'd think Roy Orbson is a young man. He was not happy with Maverick, forming her that he wasn't exactly young or alive. In 19th town on the farm in Minnesota. The land wasn't very good. It was part leech-infested lake, part rock, and her dad had an actor buying dry dairy cows, which is to say they were dirt poor. The five children of the family and my grandmother's mother ended up working the farm while her father picked up jobs as a janitor in Minneapolis to supplement their income. My grandmother hated the farm. She would tell stories about the itchy wool stockings her mother would make the girls wear in their arms so while they were out in the field in 100-degree heat, all in an attempt to keep their skin white so people in town wouldn't think they were country. Hating farm life, my grandmother never understood the concept of pets. Animals inside a house disgusted her. She never learned any of our pet's names.  And then the designated, she designated the species of the genus that the creature belonged to. Animals belonged in barns and if you didn't have a barn, fantastic. You don't have to take care of or clean up after animals. She also didn't understand farmer's markets or why would anyone want to shop outside? What if it rained? And she would never sew. She would refuse to sew a button back on her own blasts. I remember as a kid, I wanted one, a little pink plastic sewing machine. I'm not quite sure why. I think my friend had one on her mom's sew. My mom, my grandmother's daughter, definitely did not sew. In any case, I must have told my grandmother that I was hoping for a sewing machine for Christmas because I clearly remember the lecture she gave me. I was not to learn how to sew, because if I did, people would take advantage and have been fixing every little tear for them and not paying me to do it. If your shirt tore, what you did was you went to work in an office, behind a desk, you wore nice clean clothes, a skirt that fell to just below the knee, no higher because that looked cheap, and no lower because you never know when someone might want to take you dancing, and you wore lipstick and heels, always heels.  This is to say that my grandma was poor, she was country poor, she was girl country poor, and she was determined not to be. My grandma's two brothers were said to free public schools but afraid that his daughter's virginity would be in jeopardy and the wilds of public schooling served in 1920, my great-grandfather managed to enroll his three daughters in Catholic school. Exactly how he managed that was revealed on the graduation days. Rolled up inside their diplomas was a bill for their entire grade and high school educations. After she graduated, Mary Hytale did out in Minnesota for the big city of Chicago, learned how to type really, really fast, got a job in an office, cut her hair short, went out dancing a lot, and paid up every step of her schooling. She met my grandfather, fell in love with depression and the depression hit. My grandfather lost his janitor job, her brothers were unemployed, and the farm was as unproductive as ever. They couldn't pay the mortgage, so my grandmother did. For six years, she paid for the piece of land she hated, the one she couldn't wait to get away from. For six years, she put off her marriage to my grandfather because she would have lost her job if she married him and her family would have been homeless. A woman couldn't keep her job if her husband had one and times that hard. And she scored me that she did not sleep with my grandfather in all that time for six years. She was a nice Catholic girl from Minnesota. So the McCauley's kept the farm, the depression ended, my grandparents married him and had five children, and then one day, one of my mom was 16. And the youngest was six. My grandfather dropped the children off at school on the way to take my grandma to her brand new office job. And he suffered a massive heart attack and death. Leaving her with five kids, no insurance, no savings, and only partially paid for her house.  And a few years later, when Mary was struggling her hardest to get my mom into college and get food in the other children's mouths, her father passed away, one third to each of her sons in the room, and the third, the unbuildable swamp land, he willed to his three daughters to split. A few years after that, my grandmother's older brother died and left the great land and all that money to his wife, so a woman got it anyway. A Swedish woman, and my great-grandfather was sexist and racist, against Swedes for some reason. So, she's logged on to all our kids to college and one scholarship or another, and their children have attended nearly every like Ivy League institution in the country. Somewhere in his 70s, my grandma married the boss of her last office job. He was a sweet, funny man and a great salesman, but he made some crazy investments with his larger paycheck, and she made some extremely wise ones with her smaller ones, so by the end of his life, she was financially supporting him. She does make you wonder who was really running the office all those years. Because it's not unique. I think about what it must have been like for her to look into the faces of five children and have to get up and go to work and be underpaid, as we all know she was and women still are. If she was a man, she would have been a salesman, not a secretary, and things would have been hard, but not as hard, not nearly as hard. Never mind starting her adult life with debt that her brothers didn't incur, never mind the land, never mind the will. So that's who I am, the granddaughter of that woman. And I'm complaining that my career, my theater career isn't exactly where it should be. It really does seem unseemly. That's sad. I am never getting an interview to promote a play where the headline and the bulk of the article didn't focus on the fact that I was a female writer who was actually getting a production. I've had artistic directors of Tony Award-winning regional theaters tell me to my face that they'd be more likely to produce my work if I wrote a play with a male lead because that's what audiences prefer. There's ample evidence that the opposite is true, by the way, but as Charlotte Isherwood just pointed out in the New York Times, Broadway producers haven't yet noticed. I've watched my male and female contemporary forge extremely different paths. I've been out of school nearly 20 years now and I look around at the writing group we started so long ago. These members have come and gone and been added to, but we're all about the same age and we all have been writing about the same time and we all started with the same credentials. We've all won awards and we all respect each other as equals. We drag ourselves out on Wednesday nights year after year to hear what the rest of the group thinks about what we slogged out the night before. But it's impossible not to note that the majority of the male writers are actually making a living writing scripts in theater, TV and film. They often have productions lined up for work they haven't yet finished writing inside of their money jobs and they're often worried about whether they can continue to afford their apartments and they have piles of scripts and drawers that no one will read. The careers of male writers seem to be relatively impervious after a series of plays received not-so-hot reviews. Female writers' careers seem to end before they begin if they don't have a great big, huge juicy hit in the first few years of their careers. And these are your privileged Juilliard and Yale grads with fancy agents.  It felt really good to have others tell me that I wasn't crazy. But I used to cringe when the subject came up with male writers around. I preferred the problem to stand in the rug to be pulled out only on a certain female centered occasions, preferably where cocktails are being served. But then I heard the voice of God. The voice of God if God is their shoulder. Sarah Facebook me three years ago saying that for her birthday she wanted to get a whole bunch of female writers together and I thought fantastic girl cocktail party let the bitching begin. We have different circles of friends she'd meet mine, I'd meet hers. But then she sent me a list of theaters that were producing zero women in their upcoming season and the list was longer than usual. Women were being produced in less than the one in five slots were accustomed. I'm so tired of the phrase but it was the tipping point for me. I firmly believed that the percentage of plays by women had stayed above the 17 to 20 percent mark I would have kept my mouth shut in public anyway. Sad but true. Before that year I listened and honestly considered and factored in all the arguments about established writers being overwhelmingly male that male artistic directors were simply more drawn to male work that male writers write more dramatically and drama in all bold caps is more commercial than poetry and flowering script. That things would get better in the future when more women were artistic directors and more girls had worked their way up through the ranks. That's what they were saying when I was a student at Juilliard. I'm now a teacher at Barnard in Columbia a lot of time has passed and the one in five slot has been standardized for all that time. There has been a jump in the numbers of female productions in the last two years in New York City but I have no reason to believe there was a jump nationally and frankly the New York numbers have already begun to wind their way down again. So after Sarah's Facebooking me I reread my 2001 NISCA report that put female writers at 17 percent of national productions and I found TCG's list of the top ten plays which should really be called the list of most often produced plays and I found that though women only wrote 37 percent of the plays that got first productions when you looked at the top two plays that received the most productions from the country the following year they held double that percentage. My date to my high school senior Valentine's Day dance just happened to have been a big economics economist student mother so I called him and I asked him if I had single-handedly proven bias in the American theater at my own kitchen table that morning and he said no but then he might be able to find someone with more sophisticated tools and a trained mind to take a look at the situation. Meanwhile I was googling away bias in the arts and I kept coming across Cecilia Rouse and Claudia Golden's Landmark study of blind auditions orchestrating impartiality which showed that when the orchestras concerned about allegations of racism began holding auditions behind screens not only did musicians of color begin to win seats but so did women and men and women who didn't have fancy schools and mentors behind them. Cecilia was a very easy defined professor at Princeton email on the university website I wrote her an email asking her if she would talk me through the finer points of her study over lunch she agreed to and we said a day but before we could even get together I got another note from her her star student Emily Sands had just returned from the University of Chicago where Steve Lovett was trying to persuade her to come for her grad studies instead of to Harvard or Yale or Princeton there was a huge war over this young talent. Steve had mentioned my little findings to Emily and suggested it as a possible thesis subject she had come back to Princeton and tackled pursuing it and Cecilia had put two and two together Emily, Sherry Wilner joined Cecilia and I and Sherry joined Cecilia and I for lunch a week later and Emily Sands then got to work. She did three studies in one thesis the first was about supply every time stats come out showing that women are underrepresented in journals, theaters, museums the question always comes up about supply. Are female artists applying? Are they even present in the same numbers as men? And almost always the answer is sorry ladies the answer is no at least they're not showing up in the databases in any numbers larger than the theaters of reporting they send in their scripts In a town hall that was held in New York City a few months before the artistic directors held forth that most received about 30% of their scripts from women Emily looked at Dooley the online database and the drama just filled membership and found that in and both only about 30% of the writers were female when Emily's thesis came out she said and she said exactly that there was a huge outcry for women the Dooley website is like Wikipedia produced plays are logged by others but unproduced plays must be logged in by the only people who know they exist the writers themselves maybe women don't go on Dooley maybe they don't join guilds if they aren't produced playwrights maybe Emily didn't offer proof she offered findings and the director's report was married almost exactly in Dooley and guild I do think it makes sense that people who actively log their unproduced plays at Dooley are the same people who are actively sending their unsolicited scripts to the theaters but a lot of women don't like that theory it doesn't match up with their observations and it seems to disprove their assertion that bias is at play but it doesn't they shouldn't even be surprised by it discouraged workers are always found when bias is in play women are human humans tend to make decisions in their best economic interest and at some point males and females have to adjust their playwriting dreams to the reality that they also need to keep roofs over their heads and food in their mouths and as hard as it is for men to do that as playwrights it's even harder for women and so the attrition rate is steeper than that of men therefore less supply the second part of Emily's work was the audit study of the first scripts read by artistic directors and literary managers across the country now I'm going to try to clear up something once and for all that the papers got wrong over and over again she found that whether scripts were purportedly written by men or women the participants judged them to be of equal artistic value there was no bias at all found on the subject of excellence but she also found that female respondents believed that audiences would buy fewer tickets plays would receive more negative reviews top talent would be harder to attract artistic directors would not want to produce and the ultimately plays by women that they believed were by women were not fits with their theater's mission if the exact same script carried a male pen name it was not thought to have any such challenges we're going to talk about this later in the panel as this finding caused the greatest focus amongst women interested in parody the simple answer it's impossible to prove a null hypothesis finding no bias on the part of the man means nothing if I sent you out into the world to find an undiscovered species and you returned a few days later and said I didn't find any you can't conclude that there aren't any out there and in turn if you did return with a strange new bug and the palm of your hand all that we can conclude that there was at least one undiscovered bug out there so what we can conclude from section B of Emily's thesis is that she found bias against female work a really interesting kind of bias that may suggest a self-fulfilling prophecy on the part of theater women or may suggest that women in theater are simply reporting honestly what they see and know to be true or most likely in my opinion some combination of the two I couldn't help but notice and all the angry postings and comments from female respondents that hit the blog sphere in the days after the study's release that they were they were not aware that they had given high artistic marks but predicted low economic return on what they thought were female written scripts they seemed oblivious to it and yes the sample size was big enough and the findings were so stark that they reached the highest degree of significance that the field of economics recognizes that you could redo that study over and over again under perfect circumstances you would get the same result at least 95 out of 100 times the third study of the sans thesis was the Broadway study this is the one that brought out all sorts of armchairs to statisticians basically like myself basically Emily looked at the last 10 years of Broadway plays throughout the outliers and plays whose entire runs were not inclusive and as the numbers were not publicly available as to the cost of mounting each individual production she judged plays against plays musicals against musicals and one person chose against the same and she found that works by women made an average of 18% more per week and yet still had shorter runs than plays by men this is the strongest evidence of bias in economic terms it's in the numbers producers do not act in their own economic best interest when they close shows that are more profitable than the ones that they keep open they are therefore acting on bias the complaint about this study was in the assumption that had to be made that all plays cost the same that all musicals cost the same of course they don't but remember that the female written plays made an average of 18% on average week by week the only way that finding is meaningless is if the average play by woman cost that more to mount this is where we might just want to take a look around and remember that it's been established many many times over and over again that work by women is generally preached on smaller stages and that plays by women that reach production have smaller cast than plays by men so Emily's findings paint a portrait of what happens to women's scripts bias and discouragement circling women dominate theater in high school and college about the same numbers graduate playwriting degrees agents 50-50, agents under 40% female clients those are the good agents who would give me those numbers theaters report 30% of the scripts are submitted by females and then theaters in turn produce just under 20% that's what happens to female writers attrition intelligent educated aware people are still talking about merit that artistic directors need to choose work based on their assessment of merit alone does that mean that if an artistic director is convinced that work by white artists is inherently superior to work by artists of color that he or she has the right to run a non-profit tax-free grant receding theater for white artists only can we not see through history how incredibly crappy human beings are at determining merit for years ago I didn't recognize one title and I recognized only one name and I'm a theater nut the wrong movie wins the best Oscar all the time we know this arguing about merit is silly my grandmother never complained about her history she never even told me about it my mother did the only anger I ever saw in my grandmother was over the six years that she lost with my grandfather she regretted not sleeping with him the money that learned the secretary salesman she overcame all that in the end but during must have been excruciating my mom cries when she remembers but I never saw my grandma cry about it never so here I am with a husband who's as good a change in a diaper as I am he's not with him right now and a bother who's done nothing but encourage and support me unconditionally and as far as my career goes most of my plays actually have been produced and I do make kind of a living so what do I have to cry about I remind myself constantly as we all need to that I'm not whining about my career I can't none of my statistics or any of the studies prove anything at all about anyone's individual career we're all combinations of talent advantage, right place at right time happenstance, luck, determination but a young female playwright who lives in New York City has a huge advantage in finding a production over a young male, oh sorry a young female playwright who lives in New York City has a huge advantage in finding a production over a young male writer and Boise but it both leave Boise and head for the big city to work as artists in any field, not just playwriting acting, directing, painting, dance, poetry, filmmaking, conducting, any field at all if you were to bet who would be more likely to make a career out of it you would be ignorant and foolish to bet on the woman in any field that is except for that of a musician in an orchestra which holds soliditions specifically to hide the race and gender of the applicant so is the flight of the female playwright really that epic or tragic and the great scheme of things the fact that one in five productions is written by a woman in a good year is well it's just a tiny little corner of a problem a small piece that in reality only a small number of people even think much less care about but it is a piece of an epic, tragic, contemporary problem a travesty that permeates the whole globe and it does seem that at this point in history forces aren't coming together from its many many corners large and small to address the state of women in the world the American theater is our corner our piece of the world and it's ours to fix and by working to put more stories by women on more stages we will help in the best way we can to redefine in the audience's mind what women have always been are and can be


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards We're up in one box of 2022 top scrum baseball jumbo HTA for yee w. So good luck yee This is yee's first time jumping into a late in sports card break. So welcome in yee. Good luck buddy Let's see if we can have some first break mojo for you, man It's both super why not? Yeah, I've been to their stadium What is that bit Bish Bishoparic, it's gonna say air. I'm just gonna say Eric Bish up Eric. Yeah, that makes sense So yeah, it's pretty sick. Honestly. I liked it. I didn't like the fans because they were mean to me because I was wearing a cap Jersey, but It's a cool stadium Very fair weather fans though and for and for the Panthers Literally break the attendance record for having the least attended the hockey game of all time Maniah, there's an O'Neill cruise rookie for you John Gray Max Freed Jackson Reed's got a new classics. You're done. Oh nice Mike trout on the prism refractor. That's sick Congrats And Reese Hoskins on the holo Yes captures the oh, yeah, I went to the one of the playoff games the caps got slapped in that game Kyle Muller Devers Rizzo Belied Stuart Fairchild that is Peter Lonzo on the pinstripe but dog Ruhon It's gonna be a rookie then we've got first auto it's gonna be blue 92 out of 150 Aaron Ashby for the brew crew There you go. Congrats on that one ye first auto and Robbie Grossman. Yeah, not bad on Aaron Ashby for sure You a caps fan too factor Sorry, these are the this is a top scrum thing. They're always stuck together Want to make sure we can see everything obviously. There's always a Siri Flaherty future stars is Lou Bob Miguel Cabrera and Chuck nasty Charlie Blackman DC area nice Lord dude Sorry, but all right Cal Raleigh Santana Rosarana Kelly Vladdy G. There's a Contreras Luis heal. There's a Jaren Duran rookie Lindor Tatis we got Jose Berrios on the prism and Starling Marta again most like the some of the bigger Rookies and the like the prisms. I'm not gonna sleep them all right now, but they will be sleeved Yeah, I'll make sure to denote that for our sorters and shippers Zach Short manual Rivera Contreras Sammy Long got Boba Shet both lows Purple Trevor Lorna that is 2 at 13 out of 250 on the purple Lived in Denver since oh a Denver sick dude Mike trout and Ray Maltafia Yeah, Denver's blood. I've been I've only been to the airport there I'm gonna be honest with you flying into Cali a few times, but I like it honestly The old conspiracy theory of Denver Airport who doesn't love a good conspiracy theory having Smith Soto Ryu part of the city is Miguel Cabrera. We've got One card before that George Springer Tyler McGill Rookie Auto for the Mets nice one there ye. He's actually pretty solid till he got injured But nice one there not numbered on the McGill and Tyler Stevenson on the Refractor oh I can imagine yeah, that's solid that that must have been fun with the ads winning We have a couple members here at Leighton that are big Big abs fans Wow, so they're Ashby belt Myers we've got Eli Morgan flipped around a rookie. Yeah, just a flipped around rookie Prism Josh Hader for the Brewers then we've got nice Colton Welker One of the better rookies you could pull nice one there for the Rockies Exactly Eric. It's having a great year till he got injured Or a Soler World Series MVP Yeah, it's having a great year till he got injured. Yeah, that was too bad I'm not a Mets fan by any means, but I mean you like seeing the guy like guys have big years like that Luke Williams, Bregman Manning Harper that's Kyle Muller on the rookie prism That's auto is Connor Wong for the Red Sox not numbered nice auto there rookie again Yeah, very true That is a refractor Boba Shat as well on the back there. That's not a short print is it?  There's a trouts part of the city Freeman Gavin sheets Brandon Marsh Nice couple of rookies and cards there for you Cercil Aaron judge at a pleasure. That's Alex Manoa on the prism and Brandon Crawford refractor Two more packs to go should have one more auto at least some more color to like we got a teal coming up here Tyler McGill Marta Stevenson the grom we've got Jake Cronenworth on the teal. That is 93 out of 199 for the Padres nice one there Peter Lonzo and Aaron Ashby refractor rookie and last pack of the break here for you. Good. Lucky should have an auto in here I believe I'll have to double check that if we don't hit one, but Goldie out to the Shadow Huskens Tapia Bryant Chas McCormick We've got Walker Bueller and refractor auto is Max Muncie Nice bet auto for you there. Yee. That's sick, dude 235 out of 499 congrats on that Really nice bet checklist this year first Muncie. I pulled actually in like five cases of this stuff I've opened and Brian Reynolds on the refractor that'll do it for your break there. Yee. Thanks again for jumping in Congrats again on your first late and break appreciate you showing your support. We'll get that right out to you. Thanks again, buddy


Are you not drinking at the moment? I'm James Swannick from the alcohol freedom formula There's some free resources down below click on those to get started on your alcohol freedom journey It's the classic social peer pressure scenario, isn't it where you've made this healthy decision to be alcohol free And now everyone's questioning you about it It's normal society is so indoctrinated with this idea that alcohol is normal and fun and pleasurable which is a nonsense and They're on you the whole time in fact alcohol is like this the only drug out there where if you Aren't drinking they think that you have a problem You have a problem that's a problem with alcohol is like heroin everyone's like all the problems heroin cocaine all the problems cocaine But it's like drinking if you're not drinking it's like all you're the problems like always got a drinking problem It's kind of crazy the way that society has set this up. So how do you respond? What are some things that you can do? Well in my experience it doesn't so much matter What you say in response to someone encouraging you to have a drink as As it is is the way that you respond to them Okay, so if you say or no, I'm not drinking at the moment.  Oh gee Must have a problem or go on you'll be okay. You haven't drunk in like two weeks. Just have one come on But it's my birthday. It's my celebration. It's the anniversary. Come on. Let's go Some variation of that right now if you're like going oh, no, I can't I shouldn't drink I have to quit.  But if you decline the drink and you do it in a way that shows that you are powerful and confident and happy and Joyful while drinking your soda water ice and a piece of lime or your water or whatever it is. It's non-alcoholic Then they can't pressure you into anything. They have a good time. You have a good time and we go along our merry way So for example, if they say to you, well, why aren't you drinking at the moment instead of you saying, oh jeez Need to take a break you just say. Oh, yeah, I'm just alcohol free at the moment. Actually, I'm just doing running a little experiment Seeing how I feel so far. It's been good. I'm just drinking water tonight. Go on. Just have one. It's my birthday It's like no, no, I'm good, but watch me dance from the tables tonight I'm gonna swing from the rafters.  So you see how the way that you're doing it is light and fun and playful You're doing it with a smile on your face. You're not doing it like, well, no, I can't drink at the moment It's like, oh, no, I'm not drinking at the moment.  Yeah, yeah, yeah, get me a water ice and a piece of lime I'm good when they say go on just have one or so just have one No, I want 10 soda waters and a piece of lime And you make a little joke about it.  I'm too strong in mind.  Now they see you feeling confident about the fact that you are not drinking and They let it go and if they don't let it go, it's not this heavy dark kind of thing You're not being the buzzkill. You're not being the killjoy.  You say, oh, I pushed it too hard.  I'm actually just on the waters and I'm actually realizing I quite like it. It's actually good I'm feeling hydrated. I'm good and I got energy. I'm gonna dance you under the table my friend tonight Well, you're passing out on the corner. I'm gonna be rocking and rolling and so you just make fun of it make fun of yourself make light of the situation and Don't hide the fact that you're not drinking in fact You want people to know that you're not drinking as long as you are letting them know in a way where you are Confidence and powerful and fun and you're not coming from an energy of I'm Depriving myself of something or that I'm the only one who can't have fun at the party So when someone is like saying to you go on just have one say make it a hundred waters or Yeah, I'll have one. I'll have a soda water ice and a piece of lime. Thanks. Yeah. No, I'm not tricking at the moment Actually, I'm taking a break. Yeah, I've been going like three months now. I actually feel pretty good key distinction here though don't make someone else feel bad for Drinking so don't get on your high horse or preachy and start like judging people because They're drinking and you're not all right Just own yourself own your own situation be light be fun be easy be confident smile No one will be able to make you feel bad. Go ahead post a comment down below Like this video share it and let me know what you think what other tips have you got for having a good time? Socializing with friends who are encouraging you to have a drink. What are some key phrases that you have said so people trying to get you to drink I want to hear from you post a comment down below


Happy Friday. Welcome back to my channel and welcome if you are new here I'm so glad that you clicked on today's a video I'm going to be sharing with you as always on Friday the recap of the WW workshop. We're gonna talk about my week kind of talk about what my goals were for last week And if those fell into place this week and of course, I'll be sharing my weigh-in with you So without further ado, let's jump in to this WW weekly weigh-in I hope you guys are doing well. I hope you had a fan Tastic week. I had a pretty good week and I am so excited So excited to share with you guys that I completed my big goal for this week And that was to do Jazzercise three or more times. I did it my friends I worked out Saturday Monday and Wednesday, and I'm still sore I am sore. Jazzercise always kicks my booty, but when I haven't done it for a few days It's extra intense with the soreness which hey sore means I worked hard So I'm so proud of myself that I did that goal that I said that I was going to do I also did extremely well on tracking But I did want to let you guys know that I decided not to do the calorie cycling Challenge experiment this last week because I filmed a what I eat in a week points versus calories That will be out on Sunday So I had to stay within my normal caloric goal for that video so that it made sense And so that I could show you exactly what I was eating each day and compare those calories versus the points and see kind of where It all fell so just a heads up that the calorie cycling didn't happen But I am starting that today Friday, and I will talk all about that next week So I'm gonna do calorie cycling this week and double-track my points like I did this last week and let you guys know How all that plays out not only on my way in but also kind of how I felt cycling my calories So let's jump into this week's topic because I love it And it's a topic that I think was far overdue on WW and that is talking about fats healthy fats saturated fats Unsaturated fats and how to work those into your WW program. So we're gonna talk about saturated fats So think red meat coconut oil that type of thing for saturated fat cheeses And then we're gonna talk about unsaturated fats nuts avocado oil olive oil And we're gonna talk about how saturated and unsaturated fats play into a diet as well as how they play into smart points Now both have smart points. They're just going to vary and my Leader coach talked about a saturated fat that I actually disagree with so I want to talk to you guys about that as well So I want to talk about some swaps that you can make if you're concerned about Unsaturated versus saturated fat. So if you are somebody that loves butter, which who doesn't love butter You can simply swap butter out for avocado. If you have a not had avocado toast, it's amazing It's better in my opinion than butter on toast and avocados is an unsaturated Healthy fat for you So you can swap out your butter or your light butter for avocado and get a lot more nutritional benefit Keep you a lot more satisfied and full because of all of those healthy fats You can also swap out beef or pork for oily fishes such as salmon tuna Sardines that type of thing now for me you guys.  I like fish I don't love fish and I don't want to eat fish in place of red meat and take out a portion of my diet And that's where I agree and disagree about the saturated and unsaturated fats I think it's important not to eat red meat three times a day every day But I don't think that there's anything wrong with balance and moderation and having red meat every once in a while A couple two three times a week you can also replace croutons on your salad because croutons are generally Cooked in some type of oil you can replace those with things such as pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds I'm not the biggest fan of croutons anyways Don't really like the hard crunchy bread and you guys know I'm always putting pumpkin seeds or sunflower seeds on my salad I just like that better as my crunch, but if you want to eat croutons, it's okay Just limit your croutons to not eat so many and your smart points on croutons are actually for a good amount Are going to be more than implementing a seed on your salad and again the nutritional benefit Of having a seed like pumpkin or sunflower really outweighs the lack of nutritional benefit of croutons But again, if you like croutons, there's nothing wrong with putting them on your salad in moderation And here's the one that I have to disagree on they are saying to eliminate coconut oil because it's a saturated fat And have all of our avocado oil because it's an unsaturated fat Okay, so I have to disagree with this. I don't think there's anything wrong with coconut oil Now coconut oil has seven smart points per tablespoon versus four points in olive oil or avocado oil So of course you're going to save some points if you opt for avocado or olive But I don't think there's anything wrong with coconut oil Yes, it's a saturated fat and how you guys can easily know that something is a saturated fat is it is a solid at Room temperature so things like coconut oil when they're left in your pantry or at room temperature They solidify now an unsaturated fat like avocado oil or olive oil are going to be liquid at room temperature So that's a really really easy way to know if something is unsaturated or saturated But again, I don't think there's anything wrong with coconut oil if you want to work it into your points or your calories It's still a good oil for you and again, it's saturated So in moderation But isn't everything in moderation the way that we should be eating and lastly is taking a saturated fat like chips And swapping them out for nuts almonds pistachios cashews walnuts. I like that. I love nuts. I think nuts are great They're satisfying they're filling They're a great source of fat and they're not too bad in smart points But I don't think there's anything wrong with having chips every once in a while too And I'm not saying that ww is saying to completely eliminate saturated fat They're just giving you some easy swap options and I think that that's great Especially if you're really concerned about spending your smart points on fats Which a lot of people are if that wasn't the case there wouldn't be so many people eating reduced fat fat free low fat sugar free items They would choose the full fat items in place of those but they're trying to save their points So I see where ww is coming from with this topic because of course Unsaturated fat is still going to have points, but it's going to be less Compared to saturated fat the coconut oil is a prime example Seven points for a tablespoon or butter five points for a tablespoon versus four points for a tablespoon of a healthy oil So i'm so happy ww addressed fats now. I don't entirely agree with their Thinking behind the fats However, I do see where they're coming from and I just think most importantly the takeaway is to make sure that you are Incorporating some fat into your diet. You should never eliminate a food group So don't take out fats just like you wouldn't take out carbohydrates or protein out of your diet Make sure that you're eating a well balanced diet that you are incorporating healthy fats because it's going to give you Satiation from hunger It's going to give your body what it needs as far as nutrients and vitamins And it's a great way to feel better your skin and your body overall is by incorporating some healthy fats So you take away from this as you choose. I'm just sharing my opinion and ww's opinion when it comes to healthy fats So now let's talk a little more about my week Like I mentioned, I'm so proud of myself so proud of myself for completing three days of jazzercise I'm back on the jazzercise train and let me just tell you after doing the first day saturday I felt so much better and I remembered why I love jazzercise and I looked forward to my other two workouts So i'm back on track when it comes to getting in my exercise, which is super super important to me You guys know that's important for me to feel better It helps reshape my body gives me the muscles, which makes me look smaller So i'm here for it. So I have goals to do jazzercise three days this next week as well My food went well because I tracked the entire week in both my lucid app and on ww because I was filming So it really really helped me stay on track. That's huge motivation for me So I did really well with my food and again, no calorie cycling this last week But i'm starting today and i'll fill you guys in next friday on how that went and we'll see how that affects My weight loss for next friday now the low of my week happened today It's here my favorite time of the month started today, of course it did well actually last night I woke up to it this morning So I was so frustrated because I filmed my video and I really really wanted to have a good weigh-in after that But to my surprise you guys when I stepped on the scale I had a great weigh in despite My time of the month so i'm telling you it should have been more had that not started But when I stepped on the scale i'm down 1.6. That is fantastic I am so excited that means that I have lost every single week in the month of june I am on track to hit that 4.75 pounds that I need to get one step closer to my 50 pounds loss in 2020 I just put up my updated goals how i'm doing video yesterday thursday So check that out if you haven't already seen it I talk about where I am as far as my weight loss goals and we kind of recap all my other goals that I had for 2020 So i'm absolutely thrilled with being down 1.6 considering considering everything. I'm thrilled with 1.6 So that is it for me. That's my week in a nutshell. I'm proud of my exercise I'm extremely proud of my weight loss Considering my favorite time of the month, but I want to hear from you guys How was your week and I definitely want to hear what are your thoughts on saturated versus unsaturated fats Are you in my camp where you feel like it's okay to have some saturated fat? Or are you more in the w w camp where you should swap those out for unsaturated fats? I'm just curious what your guys's opinion on this matter are and just to remind you guys I'm not a doctor a dietician a nutritionist. This is my personal opinion and my thoughts on this topic So don't come for me if you disagree. Just simply share what your disagreement is in the comments I just want to hear what you guys think. I also want to hear how your week went Did you gain? Did you lose what was it what you expected? How are you feeling as we venture out of quarantine and back to a normal life? I definitely want to hear from you guys in the comment section And if you're new, please join my youtube friends and family We'd love to have you be part of our community All you have to do is hit that little subscribe button and the bell next to it So you're notified when new videos are uploaded thumbs up this one If you love these way in videos and these little car chats every single Friday It's honestly one of my favorite videos to do and I love you guys I hope you have a fantastic weekend. Stay tuned tomorrow for a grocery haul video and sunday Sunday is the what I eat in a week points versus calories and it's a long video So grab a cup of coffee and join me on sunday's video super fun I'm so happy with how it turned out very enlightening. So check that out on sunday Happy Friday friends, and I'll see you all in tomorrow's grocery haul. Bye guys


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They're going to still be the same size, whether I hang dry them or whatever wash cycle I put them in, put them in the dryer, it doesn't matter they come out just as soft and just the same size as before. So if you're interested in it, go down to the description and check out IntoTheAM.com slash Nintendo Prime 10. Alright folks, obviously we have an elephant in the room and I talked about it on live stream last night. We're going to get into that elephant after we get into this report because I want to focus on the new and then we'll get into the old. So obviously the Nintendo Switch Pro is something we're all eagerly looking forward to. Some people don't believe it exists. I know I even put out a tweet yesterday where I was kind of like I'm starting to think it's not real. There was more of a glorification of my actual stance. I do believe the Switch Pro is real. It's more of a frustrating point, right, because we didn't get an announcement and we're still waiting and we might be waiting for another month, two months, three months. I have no idea. I don't have any sources on the inside of the Nintendo that's telling me anything. But we do have some new news today coming from, well, yes, an insider, another just an interesting thing to look at and ponder if it's possible. So first let's get into the real information. There's an article on WCCF Tech that pointed this out, but I already knew about this and it's a tweet that came from Emily Rogers because yesterday obviously there was a lot of back and forth between fans and insiders and Emily Rogers has a vastly proven track record as an insider. Mario and his Rabbids Kingdom Battle, yeah, she leaked that in 2016 and nobody believed her. She leaked the exact name and everything in 2016 and everyone was like, no, there's no Rabbids and Mario game coming. It's not called Kingdom Battle. Not happened and if it is, it's just going to be some mini-game fest combo game. Maybe something like, you know, the Mario and Sonic games, whatever. She teased that guns and all this stuff and turns out she was 100% correct. She's been correct on a number of things over the years, including what technology was going inside the Switch before launch. Now Emily Rogers doesn't speak up often anymore when it comes to things, but she did talk about the Switch Pro recently and she thinks people are focusing on the wrong aspect, right? Everyone's worried about when are we going to get this thing announced by Nintendo? And I feel like the pressure there that's cooking for Nintendo to announce it is just because there's so much smoke that people are waiting for that smoke to be justified by Nintendo. But here's what she said when talking about the release timing and then getting into what's actually the bigger news. She goes, I doubt it, but the timing of the announcement isn't really important. I think people are obsessing over that because everyone is in E3 height mode right now. The more important news is that it's entering production and assembly this month. That's the only news that really matters because when it enters production and assembly is when you can start talking about when is this thing coming out. Remember, Takahashi Machazuki at Bloomberg has talked about this thing coming out in September or October. I'm leaning towards October if his reporting is true and yes, he's the one that also said that it's likely to be revealed before E3, but likely not guaranteed. There's a big difference between promising something versus hinting at something. And there were some insiders that messed up that big. Emily Rogers actually never said it was going to be announced yesterday. So just to be clear, if people want to discredit her, she is not part of the train that said it's getting announced yesterday. Before E3? Yes. Yesterday? No. Anyways, moving beyond all of that, we also have this interesting concept that yes originates from 4cham. Now it's interesting about this image you are seeing right now of a potential switch pro is that, well, one, it has some cool ideas to go along with it and two, a reverse image search on Google and other search engines discovers that this image does not exist anywhere else on the internet. Literally is only in a random 4chan thread. I will link that 4chan thread down in the description, but I am going to warn you right now. You don't really want to dive into that thread. There's just 4chan. It can be kind of a cesspool of some nasty stuff. And there is some inappropriate messages. But the source is there, I did my due diligence and found out this image doesn't exist anywhere else. And now look, legit rumors, leaks, whatever come from 4chan time to time and this could be one of those that was just kind of tossed out there that no one is going to believe because it's from 4chan. So I just wanted to kind of look at it just because it's different than other things we've seen. One, obviously the switch is in dock mode and the dock doesn't have a front cover on it. It's a smaller, sleeker dock that might maybe is thicker in the back like some of the rumors we've heard that include an ethernet port. I feel like this is just a really nice concept and it obviously gets rid of the whole worry of scratching the screen. So yeah, I don't mind it. It also gives the potential that if that is set up underneath your TV or something like that, Nintendo when your TV is off could pop up ads on it like they did on the Wii U gamepad back in the day. If you guys remember how Nintendo handled advertising games with the Wii U gamepad, they would literally pop things up on it even if your TV was off as sort of an advertisement because remember they kind of had a charging stand for the Wii U gamepad that was not exactly this design. This is probably a bit more sturdy, but yeah, it was definitely a similar concept to saw. Nintendo is not adverse to doing something like this and if you glance at the Joy Com, it's small, it looks similar, but the joystick actually looks different than the original joystick on the Joy Cons today. Now, again, this is likely fake. I'm not really putting much credence in it, but I think it's an interesting concept and you know, couldn't a Nintendo fan mock this up? I mean, come on, we saw Nintendo fans mocking up the old patents for Switch way back in the day when it was called NX with the screen taking up the whole thing and the control sticks in the middle and no buttons. We saw that as a mock-up, so obviously fans could mock this up, 3D print it, all that jazz. So, again, it's not something that we should necessarily believe, but it's definitely an interesting concept and what's more believable is obviously what Emily Rogers said in terms of it going into production. Now, I have to note, as always, and the title notes this as well, these are rumors. So, you do with these what you want and this is where we get into the second portion of the video where we have to address everything that's been going on and the craziness of hype. So, there's been almost every video I've made because I haven't made a standalone Switch Pro video in the last 24 hours or something. People have been thinking I'm dodging a bullet or I'm trying to avoid controversy. Here is the bottom line with the Switch Pro. There was a video we put up a few days ago that stated, hey, from a rumor from a place, a potential, it might have leaked. There are retailers out there listing the game, saying, potentially, available for pre-orders today. There was also that guy, the Xbox era guy who said, hey, I'm hearing Thursday and obviously these people were wrong. That happens and we probably won't be covering the Xbox era guy anymore because of it, because he's only gotten a handful of Nintendo things right in the past. So, at this point, we're just going to kind of ignore him until maybe a day that he gets a lot more major things correct. Like he leaks a whole Nintendo Direct and then that Nintendo Direct ends up being word for word what he says it is. Obviously, at that point, we got to start being like, OK, maybe, maybe it was just one of those things that changed and got kicked down the road, as he mentioned. But again, we're not going to be covering that guy anymore. And when it comes to the retailer stuff, retail listings have always been a bit sketchy. Sometimes it leads to leads to things being revealed. Sometimes it doesn't. So just pointing out they exist is nice to do. It's nice to build hype for. But also retail listings aren't, you know, a factual thing. It will be interesting to see if the retail listings on the 399 price were right. But then let's get into why everyone like mad at YouTubers and content creators in general. And I got a lot to say about that. Now, in regards to the general animosity around content creators like me, by some people, you know, I'll tell you guys, the like to dislike ratios haven't really changed. But I feel like there is a portion of fans out there that are looking for reasons to roast content creators they don't like or content creators that post about rumors and potential leaks. Keep in mind that there is a fundamental difference in how I title my videos for a real leak versus a potential leak or a rumor, right? A video I put up in the middle of the night literally right before midnight last night for Shimigami Tensei 5 was a legit leak. It came from the official website. It was put up by Sega. Yes, Atlas, Sega owns Atlas. So say what you want. They are a Sega company. So it's one of those situations where that was a real leak. I could verify it and I saw the information myself on the Japanese website. So that is what you call a real leak, right? A data mine is a real leak because the information factually exists in the game. And then obviously something like this is a legit leak. So what did we label that title? Breaking News, because literally we were breaking it before major websites even got to it. Breaking News, Shimigami Tensei 5 leaked. Because we factually did. There was no lie. It was no rumor. It was a real leak. Then look back at the video where we talked about the retailer stuff. We say the price point and announcement timing may have leaked. May is a very key point in that title because it suggests an air of doubt on what is happening here. Basically suggesting retail outlets are not necessarily 1,000% reliable. So in this context, I don't really feel like getting angry at me and other YouTubers is that justified over this. I mentioned this on the live stream last night, but you need to be responsible for your own hype. I always say this hypersponsibly, right? I have my opinions. So I'll report on things. I'll talk about the leaks and the rumors and whatever else is going on out there. I'll label them appropriately. And I'll give my take. My take is not law. My take is my personal opinion. My personal opinion, actually it was more like a personal desire, is that I wanted Switch Pro announced yesterday. But I also wanted it announced last week. I also wanted it announced four months ago. I've been wanting this thing announced ever since rumors started swirling about this thing back in 2017, I wanted it announced. So the thing is, I have my personal opinions. And maybe I need to do a better job separating my opinions from the actual news, but I feel like I already do that, right? So when we talk about rumors, we talk about potential leaks, I try to label them correctly, and I don't try to falsely lead anyone. And when I grab this information from certain people, I try to present stuff that comes from previously credible places. 4chan is not one. And that's why the image kind of came second. And we literally mentioned in this video, that's not really probably it. But hey, it's kind of cool to think about, and I can't find this image anywhere else. So at least whoever posted it is the originating source of that image. So take that with what you will. But the same thing here, I don't know when Switch Pro is getting announced. I get to ask this question every day, whether it's in DMs, whether it's publicly on Twitter or on our Discord server, during live streams, I have no idea when Switch Pro is getting announced, guys. I don't have any of my own sources. So to me, I don't feel like I really have anything to apologize for. I think that all of us need to take responsibility for how much we allow ourselves to be hyped up and believing of certain things. Always go in with the error of skepticism when it comes to anything regarding an unannounced product. Whether it's a game, like the Donkey Kong stuff, whether it is a console, like Switch Pro, it doesn't matter. Always have skepticism until it's confirmed or it's leaked in a way that is basically a confirmation like Shin Megami Tensei 5 was. So anyways, that's what I got to say on that. I do apologize if my videos maybe led you astray. They shouldn't have. They were all put out there in a way to let you know they might not be real. But here is why we're talking about them. And so same thing today. We're not gonna stop talking about what the Switch Pro in news happens like today. We're just going to keep going like we've been going and hey, hype responsibly and take responsibility for your own disappointment or your own excitement. Yeah, like me. If I get disappointed at E3, that's my own fault. If you're disappointed or at E3, that's your own fault too.  I'm just covering the things I'm interested in and I'm highly interested in the Nintendo Switch Pro. All right folks, I'm Nathaniel Roberts from Nintendo Prime. If you wanna tune into our live stream tonight, that'd be great. We also obviously have a massive E3 event going on. Links to some of that down in the description. And yeah, I'll just catch you guys in the next video.


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