I'm Marcia Joyner and we are navigating the journey and what a journey this is. Today we are not going any further than 17 miles to Honolulu-Hawley from where I am to where they are. And we're going to talk about our coming election and the amendments to the City and County Charter. There are four of them, but there's two very special ones that we need to talk about because they're new. The whole idea of what these amendments are are new. And like I told you before, the City and County is a corporation. And like all corporations, they have a charter and it guides what they can and cannot do. And every election time, they have a meeting of the Charter Commission, which is made up of all kind of people from the community. And those that watch and dog it, there are those that just go in here every word. And then they come up with amendments. Now the Charter says revised charter. So the Charter has always been revised and revised and revised. This year, there are four amendments to the Charter. So on your ballot, turn it over and on the backside are the amendments. Please turn it over. Don't don't let it go. And if you don't vote, and this is screwy, but if you don't vote, it's a yes. So if you say, no, I don't want that, you have to specify and make it a no. But we don't want you to do any nose. You want you to do yes. So today we're going to talk with Tommy Waters, council member Tommy Waters office, because they are the ones that created this amendment. And it's a very special thing. I have not heard of it before in any city. And I think it's wonderful. So, Davin, Aloha. Aloha, Marcia, how are you? We're doing fine. This is sweetheart. And OK, forgive me if I call him sweetheart, but he's younger than my youngest child. So he's still a sweetheart. And he's such a hard worker. He does so much. So tell us. Tell us, Davin, what is Charter Amendment 2? Now, remember, folks, vote yes on 2. OK, Davin, tell us about it. So simply put, Charter Amendment 2 would establish a youth commission under the managing director's office. And the youth commission would essentially advise both the council and the new administration on policies impacting children and youth within the city. So how are these people, the young people, how are they selected? Are they is it an election? Are they just appointed? How does that work? No, it's a good question. Within the language of Resolution 19329, which was the resolution that helped to initiate the Charter Amendment, it specifies that by August 1st, 2021, there shall be 15 youth commissioners, nine of which are chosen by each of the council members and six of which are chosen by the new mayor. So they'll go through it. Yeah. And they'll go through a person. Yeah, each council person gets to choose one. Is that it? That's correct. And they'll go through a standard confirmation process through the city council, same as any other commission. And do they have any rights and privileges or not or no? How does that work? Or once you say commissioner, then what happens? Sure, no, that's a great question. To sort of touch base on the specifics, and I apologize for looking down. That's fine. Following sort of the formation and the appointment of these commissioners, they're going to essentially establish rules of procedure and just additional rules to help govern how these commission meetings will occur. Following that, they're, they will be tasked with advising the council and the mayor essentially on policies, needs, assessments, priorities, programs and budgets concerning the children and youth of the city. They'll also express the policy priorities of the children and youth of the city and respond to requests for comment and recommendation on matters referred to the commission by the council, the mayor and any officers, agencies, including semi autonomous agencies and executive and legislative branch advisory committees of the city. And you know, talking just with some of the other staff as well as some of the other council members and just even some of the agencies, I know that there's a great deal of excitement about how we can engage youth to talk about the pressing issues impacting our city. Are you going to do newspapers? How will they know that I want to be a part of this? This is something I'd like to do. I think that it's incumbent upon all of us to try our best to make sure that folks are aware of it, right? To the extent that we can get out into the community and get people excited about it, I think it's great. And you know, Marcia, one of the things that we've heard from some opponents is that, well, you know, there's this other state youth commission going on. How do we know that there will be enough people to fill this commission, right? No. I'm glad you're laughing. No. Just to let you know, I can remember elementary school teaching civics and learning about the city and the state and what it does and what not. And I've been on a path ever since then, as you know. I'm 82. I've been out there just being a part and learning and learning and learning how these different things work and how they work together. Now, in Hawaii, and anybody that's listening that's not in Hawaii or not on Oahu, it's hard to tell the city from the state since they're across the street from each other. But there's a difference. And I think that because there's a state youth and the county, that they are learning different things. The state operates differently from the city. So I don't think that's a problem. So if anything. And that's our thought too, Marsha. I mean, when we think about the issues impacting our city, whether it's climate change policy or affordable housing, or even things like public safety and welfare, right? These are issues that are primarily handled by the counties in the city. When I worked at the city council for congressman, councilman, the phone rang all the time. There was not one minute that there wasn't somebody, one constituent with a problem. Water main breaks do not happen from nine to five. They happen at three o'clock in the morning. You know that traffic lights don't work and such and such. And the phone for the city is constant. So it's totally different from the state. You know, the state can say, well, we'll do this next year. The city is now people want it now. So it's a good learning process. Absolutely.  That this part of the street where I live, this part is the state. This is the city. This is the city. And over here is the feds and then back here is the city. But you drive down one and. They all look the same. So, so, and I think this is a wonderful opportunity for young people. And then maybe they'll grow up to be mayor one day. And really that's, that's the hope, right? I mean, I know that there was a speaker recently on this discussion about the youth commission charter amendment. They can go to youth for Wahoo.org. But recently I think there was a mayor and I want to say it was from a city in Colorado. That spoke because he was on actually on the youth commission for his city. So, so there's a lot of potential there and realistically what what we hope is this right. And that's a piece where in Hawaii people have talked about how do we get youth engaged. And the theory that council member waters has the idea that council member waters is putting forth for this amendment is that if we can empower you to be involved through this commission, it gives them a stepping stone to feel engaged to feel empowered to take action and to be able to make a real difference in our local communities. And ultimately, by the way, the policies that the council passes here today this year, it will impact their generation. Oh, yes. Yes. Yeah. Of course. And that's the whole, I think I'm, I'm sure this is what goes in what went into creating this is exactly that that they are going to be wage earners, teachers, parents, whatever. And then they, they have to take on this responsibility of having the city work. And the, the major ideas of how it works, why it works. And I think this is just the best thing that I've heard for a long time. Because I think, well, I think the young people will enjoy it. I know I did learning all of this. The minutiae of the city. Well, Marcia, we're, we're happy to hear that. And again, I would just urge voters to strongly consider voting. Yes. Okay. Now, again, you turn over the ballot. And on the back are the amendments. There are four of them. And I would suggest is voting yes, because unless you have a thing about it, but if you leave it blank, it's a yes. So if you say no, you've got to market. No, you got to fill it in black, the little box, fill it in with black ink. And the court decided on this years ago. And so don't ask why. It was crazy that, but so do vote yes. Do vote yes. I don't know the details of all four, but I'd say just vote yes for all four. But that'll, that'll take care of it. Well, and Marcia, I know that we've, we've talked a little bit about the commission. I know also council member waters introduced resolution 19331, which eventually became the charter amendment number three as well. Number three is what? So that one is shall the revised city charter be amended to allow the Honolulu ethics commission to control its own budget after it has been enacted. It's a very complicated way of saying, I think that is very good. Because the ethics commission should stand alone and should not be dependent on somebody, some other department to say yay or nay, yes, you can, or no, you can't. The whole purpose for the ethics is to stand alone. So I think that's very good. So that's number three. Okay, so we're going to vote yes on number two and three. And we may as well vote yes on all the others. I don't know why you're voting just do it. Yeah. Yeah, well, yes.  So we need to, we, we need to be involved. It's our tax money that runs the city. So we need to be involved. So vote yes on all of them. Let's just vote yes. But I like the idea that the ethics committee commission needs to be independent so that they don't have to depend on somebody else because that's in fact, if something comes up, but that's the person that's been supporting them. How do they say, well, I don't know about that. Yeah. Well, and, and again, Marsha, that's really the whole point of it. I mean, you know, for, for the purposes of just administration. The ethics commission has been administratively tied to corporation council. And what this charter amendment is, as you point out, essentially allows the commission to do is upon approval of the budget, the general budget for the city. And upon approval obviously by the mayor of that budget, the ethics commission will be able to access its budget without sort of there being a risk of it being withheld by administration. Well, you know, it's a pleasure visiting with you as always. And we only have a little bit of time left since my computer was screwy. So you tell your boss. Our council member Tommy waters, who is also my district. That we thank him for the two amendments. Thank you for all that you do. And. Oh, we have a zoom meeting tonight in our district, your district. So you will attend, right? I will probably that's too. Thank you. And we're going to talk about the amendments. At that meeting also. Yeah. So thank you, my dear. And we will see you soon.


It comes down to guidance in the sense that for traditional mystics and saints, they reached a certain point in mind, we'll say, where they could see that they could just see that it's all a projection. So there was nobody out there to save, nobody out there to teach no world out there to redeem. They were like, and then basically just went deeper and deeper into the stillness. In some sense, it was more like there was no real sense of needing to pretend to interact with the world. Like if we looked at some of the traditional mystics and saints, the reason why they never locked their houses in their cars, because guess why? They didn't have houses in cars. Buddha, you know, it's like you didn't have to worry about too much about insurance. You know, should I insure my bowl? What do you say, Spirit? Should I insure my bowl and my loincloth? What kind of policy? How much is that going to cost a month? You know, you can see from traditional mysticism that they were so simple and devoted that they basically went around with the loincloth on a begging bowl and that's sufficed for Buddha, that was enough.  He was more of a public mystic. Jesus was. So he did run into things like government. Remember that he's traveling with the apostles and they have to go. They're going into the temple just some teachings and you cannot go in to the temple without paying the temple tax. You see, now we're getting a little more into interacting with what seems to be time and space and then, you know, Jesus had one of them go and get the money because in the Bible out of the mouth of the fish, you know, it comes in all kinds of ways but still they had to pay the temple tax. Nobody's going into that temple without paying the temple tax and to the extent that if you reach the state of bliss and happiness and joy and you're still used in ways where you seem to interact with people and you seem to move through time and space, you aren't, you know, it's not that you're asked to like to overthrow those kind of laws. So in terms of of locking doors or getting insurance or so on and so forth, it would be, it would just be based on the guidance in terms of like with insurance, you know, we've talked about that many times, you know, before doing things that involve vehicles, in fact that's just what we were talking about this morning. We're getting ready to go to Australia where we were down there with you and we have a couple flights, maybe just flights down to Melbourne but most of the places we're going to go down in Australia are going to probably be by vehicle and then with with the group of us messengers and with Noel going, we've got a group of, you know, was there like six, six or seven of us, we were just waiting for the guidance about, okay, how do you want us to do this and and now it's come in for us to get a Honda Odyssey seven-seater van for to use down there, not to rent it, but it'll be part of a church, just like we talked about maybe having a church over here or some kind of symbols like that in Europe, you know, under the Living Miracles. So this is a practical thing. So you get your seven-seater Honda Odyssey and then you you still have to pay your tax on it, it's about $800 tax and then tags and license plates and whatever is required, insurance never and though that that little seven-seater van will probably serve us well down there, probably in the months to come and probably beyond, you do have to go through all the steps and hoops that the rest of the population have to go through if they were going to buy a Honda van, you know, without trying to go back into your mind and say, is this spiritual or not? It's just, it's props, it's like, those are like props that are coming in to use there. I did have some friends of mine who had a spiritual community in Denver, Colorado and they were like, they were in downtown Denver and they really were missing that. Okay, we're going to be really spiritual, we're going to be super spiritual, we're not going to lock our doors, you know, because it's, why would we want to lock our doors? If we've got nothing to fear, why would we lock our doors? And it was hilarious because I got there and they had, people had come in, they'd taken beds and dishwasher and television sets and we could probably couldn't have these kind of movie gatherings at that kind of place because they were trying to be so spiritual at this particular part of downtown Denver but the neighbors were like, hey, this is, it's like the free store. They go out to meditate and they're gone at such and such a time, they just walk in there, doors are wide open and get some TV sets, the dishwasher, microwave, whatever you know, stock up, you know, it's so it's not, it's getting away from the rituals of what's spiritual about locking doors or not or having insurance on vehicles and so forth. Usually for us, again, it's what's, if it comes down to things like what's required by law. I know a lot of places that I've seen to live as far as in the dream world, they do have the states where I've lived, they do require, it's called liability insurance for vehicles. You can't, you can't get your drivers, your plates for the car to even drive unless you have proof of liability insurance, you know. So we don't sit around in our peace house and have big sessions about you know, how unspiritual it is to have liability insurance, it's more just, those are the props and we just continue on to share the ideas without taking them seriously. Another one is reciprocity, you know, reciprocity is exchange and anybody who knows me is when I go into McDonald's to get a burger or a cup of orange juice or something, I don't get into a big dissertation with the guy at the counter who's like saying what's it going to be and I say you know there's no reciprocity, God did not create reciprocity. Now give me that orange juice and hamburger and then you know there is no reciprocity, I will not be giving you something, I do not believe in exchange, you know, it's like you know you have a joyful, that's right, God did not create this burger, God did not create hunger, the guy says, why do you need a burger? We had a funny encounter down because you know Lisa is one of our messengers of peace and we were down in Australia, what was the place where we were up there? Nusa and I've been doing down there for a couple years so that people around there started to know me a little bit and everything and in this one place this guy, it was a little shop where he sold little kind of things, all kinds of things and he had heard they had some people from one of my retreats before that had come in there and said oh we're going over to listen to this man speaking on spirituality and everything and so he knew of me, the shop owner knew of me and everything and one of our messengers went over and Lisa was buying a pack of cigarettes from this guy at the shop and she started striking up a conversation, they started talking about peace or spirit or God or something and then Lisa's talking a little more than the guys, she's picked out her brand of cigarettes and he's got it in his hand, the shop owner and then she says she says yeah I'm over here, I'm here with David Hoffmeister and the guy said I know, I know who David Hoffmeister is and Lisa said oh really good and she says yeah I'm part of his messengers in peace and the guy who's got the pack of cigarettes in his hand goes oh really and what is this for? And Lisa's like and the guy just goes like this and just throws it, the shop owner just throws the cigarettes over his shoulder like like out with those cigarettes and then Lisa's like and he goes you got a reaction with that?  That was one of my first lessons when I came to the peace, I was around this form thing because I bought this $200 DVD on how to make movies and it didn't work properly so I went to return it to the post office and the guy asked me at the post office would you like a tracking number for that? 50 cents and without even being open you know I'll do what I would ask what I'm asked I said no because the thought was nothing ever happens to me so I go back home and it turns out when I went to get my refund they never received it and it was like oh man I had like a $200 all this but the lesson for $200 was to just be so open and powerful to the use of the symbols you know 50 cents to get tracking under the proof I sent it and the plan is helpful so it's kind of neat how that got to me yeah that's it always is to stay tuned in because when we're tuned in and we're listening truly there is no problem ever no perception of a problem but but as long as there's a little bit of a of a thought maybe that could be this or it could be that or a little hesitation or whatever then that's just another forgiveness opportunity and it's all designed to take us to a place where there's no hesitation you know we're just we're being taken so we it's really the practice of eliminating doubt completely from our mind and once you get onto that then it's like wow okay then every opportunity every situation is just an opportunity to eliminate doubt from my mind kind of to go on we'll call it like holy spirit gps or holy spirit autopilot and just be totally in the flow of it without any kind of consciously not really having to ask all the time you know initially we do need to ask because we're coming out of an ego addiction of the I know mine that thinks it knows something and we do need to be prayerful and stop and ask but then after a while as you become asking more and more almost like that's your your mode then he does say in the rules for decision that you don't you don't have to ask constantly you know you just just make it a good habit and then if you get more into that good habit of turning to the spirit and asking there will come a point where you'll just merge with that spirit and it's like everything in the whole world will merge and there won't even be this back and forth asking help me help me help me you just you will be the help you will merge and be be the help you you will extend the help in whatever way comes automatically whether it's a smile or some words of wisdom or just yeah


Today I'm going to guide you through the safest way to speedrun the entire backrooms, starting at level 0 all the way to the exit. Well, we think it's an exit, we don't actually know. Anyways, buckle up, get out your pens and pencils, and get ready for this speedrun. Let's get into the video, shall we? So I already have done a video on how to speedrun backrooms level 0 through 100. If you want to check that out, it'll be in the description below. But if you want to speedrun from 0 to the exit, you're gonna need to listen closely and write everything down. So the exit for this video we're using is a theorized exit in a level called the barrier. Now I did a full video on that as well, but I will go over it in short right here. This level is a strange, anomalous, unique field and forest environment that's found in the backrooms. And inside of the level, one really strange thing happens. Animals from real life, like bears and deer and that sort of thing, seem to come out of deep inside of the woods here and run around the level. Now at first, that might not sound crazy to you, but this is like the only level where real animals are actually seen. So they have to be getting here somehow from reality, which means that theoretically the exit to the backrooms is deep inside the woods here somewhere. Now a lot of people believe that this is really the way out of the backrooms, but also some people don't. I, however, believe it's the real way out. So for the sake of this episode, level the barrier is the exit. How do you get to level barrier? Well, let's start the speedrun, shall we? So this speedrun is going to require us to go through the first 10 levels in a row, buckle up, and I'll tell you how to do that fast. Obviously, first off you're going to be in level zero, and you're going to want to run around until you find a wall that you can glitch into or no clip into, and just run through it, jump inside of it, and you'll be sent to level one. You probably already knew that. When you get sent to level one, wake up as fast as possible and sprint around this building until you find a hallway, and inside this hallway you're actually going to be looking for a door that's unlocked. Now most of the doors here are going to be locked, but you got to find one that opens up and is unlocked. When you do that, open it up, run through it, and you should be in level two. Now this level two area is kind of dangerous, so watch out. There's like a chance of entities chasing you, and it's kind of hot and steamy, but other than that, when you wake up here, you're going to need to run until you find another door. This one should be labeled fire exit. Once you find the fire exit door, open it up and go inside, and this will take you to level three. Now, level three is also sort of dangerous because of the entities and the layout being crazy, but you'll need to run around until you find another door labeled office sector. So that's three doors in a row, and this one is labeled office sector. When you find that, open it up, run through it, but I do want to warn you that this door might be pretty difficult to find, especially if you're being chased by creatures, but the best way to find it is by running as straight as possible here on level three, and then, yeah, you might look into finding it then. Once you do find it, run through it, and you'll be sent to level four. Now, you can finally rest for a second because level four is safe. It's an empty office building type area, and you can rest here and get almond water and food and that kind of thing, which I completely recommend doing because you're going to need all the strength you have for what's coming later. So after you've rested up and restocked, you're going to want to walk deeper into level four until you find a fancy ornate out of place old looking door in the wall. You're going to find that door, open it up, and you'll walk directly into level five, which of course is the terror hotel. Now, on this level, you're going to need to watch out for death moths. That's the main danger, and they're everywhere, so just don't go anywhere dark. And when you do get here, you're going to want to run until you find an elevator, get inside the elevator, and press a button that says Boiler Room. And this button should take you to the very bottom of the level. Once you're in this Boiler Room, you're going to want to run as deep as you can into it. So once you get out of that elevator, sprint as far away from it as you can, and just run deeper and deeper into this Boiler Room. Eventually, by doing this, you'll be sent to level six. Now, level six has no light, like none. And your flashlight also won't work, so you're going to want to shuffle around until you find a flat wall. When you find that wall, touch it, and then you can kind of follow it in a straight pattern for as far as you can by tracing where you're going with your hands. And once you do that for long enough, you should run into a slightly glowing hole in the ground. And then once you find it, jump down to that hole, and you should be sent to level eight. Now, level eight is moderately dangerous and claustrophobic, because it's a huge cave, but you should be fine. All you need to do is find a cavern that goes down pretty far, and then jump into it and hit the ground. Easy as that, right? And once you hit the ground, you should be sent to level nine. Anyways, now you're on level nine. So here you're going to want to run around this neighborhood as fast as you can until you find a field off in the distance. And once you find this field, run into it and keep running as far and as fast as you can, and don't stop running once you're in it. Doing this should send you to level 10, which is also a field. The entire level 10 is fields. Once you're in these fields, you're going to want to try to find a pumpkin that's in this grass. No one knows where the pumpkin is specifically or how far it is into the level, but it is somewhere there. You just got to find it. Once you do, grab it and flip it upside down, and that should glitch you to the first huge time jump and space jump in this video. Because once you do that, you'll be going to the very dangerous level of level six, six, six. This level preys on your biggest fears and phobias, and overall it's just a terrifying level and it's bad. The environment is corrupt and volatile and glitchy, but none of that matters because you got to stay focused to try to find a way out of here. What you're looking for on this level is you have to find a part of the floor in this hallway that is not completely glitchy or broken, and you want to just no clip into that part. It'll be one of the only flat straight parts you can find. Anyways, no clip into that part and you should be sent backwards to level 195, which I'm sorry, but it's also a terrifying level. But again, it doesn't matter. I'm trying to get you out of the back rooms here.  Just streams of code running around. But you're going to need to find a computer somewhere inside of this level and then open up the command center on this computer. It's said to be somewhere in it. I'm just assuming it's there, but you need to find it. Once you get to the command center, you need to type the command God's help command start reality barrier.exe and then press enter. Once you type that, you'll be sent to the barrier level. Alright, now you're at the barrier and the worst part is behind you. You can finally chill for a second and you can take a breather because the barrier is decently safe. However, I would not stay here for too long because you're about to go home. I mean, there's no point in staying. Now when you get here, you'll start off in a field, but you need to look around until you find the woods. And once you find those woods, you need to walk as far into them as you can until you run into the boundary of the level. This boundary is kind of like a world border in Minecraft. Anyways, once you find it, you need to no clip through it. And once you've no clip through that boundary, if all goes well, you should be back in reality, back in the spot that you no clipped into the backroom's from and you should be home on Earth. Nice. So yeah, that was the speedrun from backroom's level zero to the exit. Hope you enjoyed. If you have a different method that you think's faster or safer, let me know in the comments. I just use the exit portions of these levels to kind of backtrack and reverse engineer an exit. And I think it's a pretty decent route to take besides level 666 at 195. I think it's worth going through a couple dangerous ones to get out. Anyways, thank you so much for watching and I love and appreciate all of you. Thank you for your support. The channel's growing so, so fast. I'm just so grateful for all you do. Comments, Broogly won if you made it this far and I'll throw a heart at your comments because you are a real one. That's it for me. I'll see you all in the next video. Peace and love.


Assalamu alaikum.  That's good for themselves And that's why I always lie to the people of the global minority and then I Made a video about black women in preventive protection and how if you want someone to protect you You're gonna have to listen to them and try to avoid being in dangerous situations And because you guys didn't like what I said I received death threats People wish that someone would bust my car window and pistol with me People wish that some people or that they themselves could find me and hit me with a brick all these young girls that are out here That are still wet behind the ears, but are aging like milk and bananas calling me old I'm not expecting y'all to be like oh my gosh I can't believe that because I know y'all don't care But I'm gonna say what I want regardless because I don't receive myself worth and validation based on what people say about me online I proudly grew up in a time before all of that and my self-worth and validation is based on my principles and my character Some y'all wouldn't know nothing about that So I'll say this again for the people that have since preventive protection is the best kind of protection So urban dictionary defines a pick me as a woman that is willing to do anything for male approval She will embarrass or throw other women under the bus to achieve this goal The unfortunate thing about a pick me is usually the men that they are trying to seek approval from or of poor quality And treat women badly leaving little benefit for the pick me, you know I I actually agree with this definition of a pick me However, I think we've been using the term too loosely right so in my Estimation like a male version of a pick me is that that homeboy who always tries to play fight Or he always tries to joke with you by insulting you when women are around All right, he wants to Joan he wants to talk about how he beat you in arm wrestling Five years ago only when women come around and you know, obviously I think they're female examples of that Maybe it's the the girl who similarly Talks about how your makeup looks bad or how your dress might look bad When other men are around to make herself look better or make herself look like the authority While bringing you down Like I said, I think unfortunately because of social media because of a lot of these conversations being had by Stupid people we throw the term around loosely right now if a woman has the audacity to agree with men She's a pick me if a girlfriend or a wife has the audacity to treat Her man with respect or with reverence or with consideration. She's a pick me And I think it just exemplifies how far away from logic and how far away from community mindedness we have Straight as a community and to the ladies who have never had a man love them enough to try to prevent something bad from happening to them You honestly have my sincere condolences and to those of you who say why don't you just tell men to stop abusing women? Why don't we hold them accountable if telling someone to stop being an abuser a thief or a murderer worked Then the prisons we wouldn't have a need for prisons. None of that would exist So excuse me for living in the real world. I'm a very proactive kind of person We can't change what happened in the past or things that have already happened to women But we could help minimize the risk of those things happening in the future ultimately When it comes to the archetype of women that we see it boils down to Who are we incentivizing with our attention?   I am it doesn't matter if I lie if I cheat if I steal There will be people to jump to my aid Jump to my rescue because they have to fulfill This desire to keep black women in a perpetual victim role with no nuance and no discussion about Certain ways that we make our lives harder Certain ways that we put ourselves in harm's way We just want to focus on how it's other people's responsibility to keep us safe The fact that nobody is questioning the fact that this woman deleted her tiktok I know the world coming to the end now because I just seen a white woman Come to a black man's rescue And they rescued us from the tear near black women. I never thought I'd see today It's crazy And what's really sad is that ain't now one of these women their bastards Gonna get on the internet and make her apology Because they are scared of the word accountability They don't want to hold nothing accountable for black men. We the reason for everything You know now it's coming out that it's a it's a hoax. There was no Guy with the brick I've heard some people say she injected herself a saline solution. I've heard other people say it's a It's an allergic reaction I've seen a clip from 2020 Where something similar happened apparently she was beaten up according to her Because she wants to be a doctor Regardless, I think it boils down to We as men are giving these problematic ass women the audacity to move the way that they move and When I see some of the men I saw them on Social media when I did a stream. I had one conversation with the brother who insisted that Every woman is deserving of protection this whole narrative that which I'm embarrassed about is really Stooped in fear and I believe more of Black men saying oh, I told you so because look at her Instagram and so forth and so on. It's just justification It really paints a picture of how Insidious this thing is and how we don't realize that our actions our defense is incentivizing Counterproductive and problematic behavior. I remember when I posted the mugshot of Carly Russell Some of the comments that I got were Dan, but she's pretty though She looked good though.  They don't like it when you like them They don't like it when you prioritize them. They like it when you feel nonchalant about them They want to seek your validation. They want to seek your approval That's usually when they put in the effort pursue you and treat you the best We're having conversations early some seeing conversations being had about Decentering men, right? You see a lot of people on tiktok women feminists talking about You know decentering men, which is basically Not conforming to the male gaze, right? So Like women have been saying for a number of years now. We don't get dressed for y'all We don't put on makeup for y'all We don't do anything basically for y'all a couple years ago Women refused to shave their armpits and it was a sign of rebellion, right? They were rebelling against the patriarchy and the oppressive nature of the male gaze and You know men's beauty expectations We're not gonna do any of the things that we used to do to make ourselves presentable to you However, we still expect every single privilege that we used to enjoy and more All right, I expect you to continue to do your job And do some of my job, but I don't expect anything for me And this is what this is where we are, right? So it's okay for random black men who didn't want to Jump into this fictitious Brawl, I guess In defense of a black woman, it's okay for them to be dragged And I'm not seeing anybody coming out and apologizing to black men at large or black men at the event Now that it's Coming out that this is uh made up But I think ultimately we as black men we have to look at ourselves And you know during the live stream that I did I wanted to kind of get into What I what I'll call the protection paradox All right, because protection Doesn't happen for free protection Is a privilege. It's not a right And Everything comes at a cost right for instance Part of how the government protects us is that it's constantly surveilling The internet it's constantly surveilling phone lines It's constantly surveilling streets for potential threats, right is this guy wearing A suicide vest right we we're constantly being surveilled The cost of that is privacy The benefit is protection And the only way to get protection Without sacrificing your privacy is to be in charge of your own protection But in these conversations, we're not having or adding that nuance to it The only thing Or person that can protect you is somebody who you are under their jurisdiction Because sometimes protection isn't overt jumping out and jumping in the middle of sometimes as guidance And if I can't guide you I can't protect you And I'm disappointed that Men aren't adding that to the conversation. I'm disappointed that women Women aren't adding that to the conversation As we saw Erica Lachey Was being dragged on the internet Simply because she made that point Simply because she had the audacity to say that how women protect men Is to make sure they're not putting themselves in situations where those men might have to risk their freedom or their lives in defense of her but in today's world where As a woman I want to enjoy all the privileges with none of the responsibility We're not willing to have these conversations And it really ticks me off when I see these dudes on the internet these quote-unquote woke dudes these Liberal guys like consciously Refusing or maybe just ignorant to The nuance in the additional context that's necessary when talking about things like protection Because in real life, it doesn't work like that. It's it's not until You have to consider what I want my son patrolling the streets like batman Before you take a step back and realize that oh, it's not that simple That just random men should jump at the defense of random women despite that woman's behavior Prior to or during an altercation And what's funny what's hilarious is Some of these same people who were Pissed off at imaginary black men for not Protecting this woman in her fictitious story have been threatening a woman who they've labeled as a pygmy They've been threatening her her safety They've been hoping that bad things happen to her and it really just shows and demonstrates the hypocrisy Of some of this pseudo liberalism this nonsensical feminism And the fact that we adopt these blanket statements protect black women defund the police Black lives matter and we don't talk about some of the complexity some of the nuances Some of the layers of these things It demonstrates our ignorance And it actually demonstrates our unwillingness to actually Truly confront and solve these problems Because we'd rather just bitch and moan and hope other people solve it Without even considering if they are incentivized to Ultimately I don't know if this is a hoax There's a lot of evidence that suggests and supports that it is But in this culture of carly russell's Of this potential hoax things are going to get bad And unfortunately, I think things are going to get bad for our sisters because Now when something actually happens when there actually is A carly russell that's honestly been abducted.  And I think women in particular should be more angry At these women Than anybody else.  She said he lives in Nashville. He never was in houston And he did all of that talking making up that story for cliques life and views All I'm gonna say is the club owner is an audio of talking to the club owner and he says None of none of that stuff happened He got camera footage And he said his security is out there 24 seven and he is


Teru, hibataOUGHV Mwan Diseha, tempuna yama Yeah. Thank you all so much for her increased interest in mend fixes. No comment Justy, geniiwi. We advise you orogns us more right here in the studio. Amaya jaer I have my next guest in the studio and he goes by the name Mashawanda, he is a musician and a producer as well Mashawanda Ya Ukuwaji? Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Ukuwaji Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa Kupuakabsa The name is Mashawanda Baka Masha puni zila nyimbo unayimbo kichanganya, kama nmba biti moja, nneza yimbo nyimbo, tamata tukwa biti moja Ataposipo na takawopulo, kuna kitu mese maapondanya Masha wanda diya no Ya, so anya mashup, mashitop tili wanda, so it's mashu wanda Apoo, apoo Twambie, what kind of music do you do? Rege dansal artist That explains it, nime pata Nilkwa na takawotu anya, kohom wa pata bia Rege dansal, Afrodansal Afrodansal Okay, industry in Kenya ya In a treatajia artistua, Rege na Afrodansal Afrodansal reception i kopwa Rege, kozi no, Rege is all about the message Still i kopwa do the market still eats It has room for improvement It has room for improvement Why would you say it kuna room for improvement? Because we are a few and the Ile mashkutu na iwa pia niki dogo san I thought Rege fans ni wengi sana My fans ni wengi rege ni na fasi Na fasi na tini ya pia wengi kwa sababu Wa pata wengi wana, they want to play Did you make a Rege music? They don't Awa japa tia mashkutu rege ya Kenya Because Rege ya Kenya meneza ima mavenakila Ni rege ba adu But so outjapata that respect kama de foreign rege Okay, and why do you think i kuna problem? Everything, everything Uke taku blame uta blame kila amtu to system Addims ani so We need to improve over everything So see what's ani peke, na see audience peke Kila amtu Because even the DJ Even the promoter Ya ni kila kitu Ume kwa kwa industry for a while? Ya, I've been in the industry for a long time Because mi ni lianzanga kanda studio When I was in primary school I used to learn music, I've done music Professionally piyan meneza meneza So that's why I'm a producer And I'm a singer too Do you think the fact that when you produce Na vado na ima It gives you a higher chance ya Kupata good quality kind of music Ya, za idea For you as a singer Ya, za idea More than as a singer Any more than quality It gives more ideas More ideas Alright, sour sour So who are you currently working with Kama producer As a producer Why are you producing currently Pro Machwanda He's producing Machwanda Ya, na piya ila ni na Na asa ni wengine kama CIC Koptel Misani ambayana 5zuri Mchindo hip-hop Ana ni mekwan kifanya kazi na Asa ni wengine kutoka Bongo like Matonya from Tanzania J.I. Na piu kukenya ni kuna Asa ni wengine kama La Balaa Akina Saru So still wakina Ya, ni ni yingi Kuna kituflani na kudya Itua military daddy Tumefanya na Saru Ya ni aibatishi Gonga take a gumi owa No masana So, I am Misani wengine itua Machwanda Producer na itu anani Pro Machwanda Pro Machwanda Interesting So send out that Una fanya reges You do Cheza kama wewe Ya, the song I have many songs But the song I want to talk about today Ya Let me speak the real name Ya yo song koz mire futasa aw Ya yo song ni na itua Chia yere Already forgotten Ya So Chia yere Ya, inamanisha Like Ile Translate niya tukusome Zime chomeka Like ok, it's a Basically song ni ni na Anza ni kusem It's a true story And based on Ile tu mianga Dem fair Akasa ni tizio fair And go down the Downfall of a man See that Downfall of a man Anza ni na kutuma fair Ya, so it's a true story Na yo fair ni li tuma kitambosa Ni li tuma nkiwa campus Lakin ni mkukini uma So I felt like it's good I sing it It's ok It's ok Surprising ni ni kapatasi prekangu Shawa ituma fair Kuna hengina apasha ituma fair Niuengi Niuengi Niuengi Ni li sema Na You needs to be smart about these things Kwanini iku naudding ni y tvu pay himself yu na uza hataku So ni, so you need to know Y думana tufemunu ni Unu joa? Imi na se mga, kia bili nimi me sota. That's the first thing you guys say. If it's someone mwenyo unu joa karaktaia, kia unu jo kimtumia fea atakuja. Unu jo uyu, maybe me meet two jana. Very two jana. Before you come out of kuja, matakuja. Oh please. Please. Mashauna, mwenyo lukuna tumia fea, uli nimtuluki joa. Tunai joa nandio, lakini om kutano luku amkutano akwanza kabisasas. Bilam cherzo lakini, likua kila trikua fresh. Okay, thank you. Really? Mr. Riku. Mwenyo na sota. Istaki kuku had feelings lakini. Na jo luku usaha tuwa feelings na uli mrembu. So skizan kusho bili eku lienda. Yeah, best number two story. Mokeiro gante biangochore. Ngatumia fea. Gako ganyasa moja. Owe, gako ganyasa mbili. Owe, gako ganyasa tumpaka sata. Numpaka sasa wa eti. Netao ninde. Owe, mamondangere. Owe, gochande mambia gaiki. Oka gendo karimia simipi. Owe, chia iere iere. Taka fuliza chia iere iere. So it's like I started lamenting. Nibili fuli zau dema kuji eba saku toke. So ni inauma. Is that kiyweru? No, that's not kiyweru. How do you understand it? Nimo na kimi? I understand cause. Uze first, ame sema ni tumafia. Tuma fea, ni kakungoja. Sa umoja. Kukuja kukuja. Kakungoja, samini. Ie, nikungoja. Aokini mehintap. Si juya tani word language. Mbepata nivoivo. Batchi ni iivo. Nivo. Taw. Ie, batchi hundere moa. Ie, ono jizu akunabitu vingiwa. Mara ni ingeni kijongelimu nye. Manawengine o. Akunabitu na fanya kumitwadi amgen. Suza kaida. Ya. Mtum zima keji na nara, fresh. Nopanga, fresh. Marash, fresh. Anikila tupo. Kanyama paleka. Nia. Nia, fresh. Lafu na goza, na goza. Boi chalda. Boi chalda. quasitwe Avழisiaminu. Puka suwa am inturnu. Nicia suamir. Milu mojia, kama niyuba na itanu na kudyu na shuka na lipa Ting ting ting ting Bas So bad uta milipia lakini na another way Ah, uta tumafia Uta tumafia lakini uta Uta facilitetia Ni kotea riata leo Ni kotea You guys are crazy You guys are crazy Uta tumafia But let's just talk about your love for reggae Upendoa kwa reggae liya Back in the days To love reggae music started way back Because my father lii kwa na imba Those songs Nga si kwa na elewa na imba nini He used to sing songs like Ahhhh Somebody si kwa na elewa kwa naimba elei, kwa naimba utuflani So, badai kwanza kugro maisha mziki nili kwa napenda kuhenga uitu kwa Barbershop So, in the barbershop that's the scent of this regga music We used to listen to too much of Black Duba and the rest Chakadima Samplers So, when I was in class 2, class 3, class 4 When I was in class 6, I was the entertainer I was the one who was singing to my crew Like you shake that thing, miss kana kana shake that thing Miss Annabella, the shumpol staff So, I grew up in a shumpol, been a man But I came up to meet her, someone like her real son Yamtizama yulepale In fact, Red Sun makes me love more dance in this industry Would you like to collaborate with her if you got a chance? If I get a chance, definitely Red Sun, why Red? Who is your inspiration? Other than Red Sun Other than Red Sun? Ya ni hain bia tata dance hall Likini yulepale Hey! Kwa ni? Yulepale ni tumoja strong sana He takes the negative for positive Oh, so you see, inspiration still has him Kwa musically Music Like, I look at the music at large Because, ok, he pose, hain bia dance hall But the way he handles this thing Ina ni make kwa understand pia, you can stand Ya You need to know your business You need to know the business because it's real Ya na Nakiaza mo ni kwa keliya dance hall atata pa dance hall Kabsa Ya ya, dance hall Internationally? Ah, business signal Business signal Mr. Ate, Ate, Ate Sawa, sawa, interesting So I want us to listen to my fair The other DMC is here And I'm just looking forward to Goma yako na saru na juhi ita kwa kali Kila Kila sana Kila sana, you come back here and You know, Kremia ita pa Kremia ita kwa itisha exclusive Live and direct You are too ready Sawa, sawa Ni kikiuka shiria yukwe basketin Ya, sijuka atu trasein Ni atu trasein maali Ano iti babali Yes, babali It's recorded Ok, it's actually recorded So it's not Ngoja apa Other than that, it's not Ngoja project Zako zini ume produce na Ukiweza tu skumie Sawa, sawa Tafadali share na want to social media platforms Zako maybe ma liwan Ezak pata, ezak producer in case They want Music production na your music Ya, so like Facebook, Mashawanda, Twitter Instagram If just write Mashawanda, you see a lot People copy paste the handles But when I post things in my beats Mangoma we ni Mimi Nobody else I go live recording I go live everything So just write Mashawanda You just find me there YouTube, Mashawanda Sawa, sawa Utailewa unbona ni kwa pali For production purposes Wakupati doa po Mashawanda Ya, maku na pro Okay, sawa Charges na production na depend na ni ni Ina depend vene kuko Ina depend na situation Ya, vene kuko We do a lot of production Kuna live, the guitars And the drums and everything And then kuna gengeta na like Y'all kicks na 20 So, apo charges na zilinga ni Okay, sawa So ni different depending on what you want But to say many affordable No, na una patakituka Studio itwa saliflewa Ineto? Saliflewa Sawa, sawa Asanti sana paku come through Na appreciate saimi ako Do the somebody got to send a shout Please do Somebody has been with me since I'm since She's Mary She's my mum Mamangu na Jua She trust me more than any lady in the world So


CFNN, The Tiger, Financial News Network, News Update. Good morning, everyone. Basel Chapman here on this 10 o'clock Tiger Financial News Network Market Update Friday the 25th. If you think that we are a little bit looking at a befuddled market, can you imagine what Fed Chairman Powell is going to be doing in the next hour? There's a lot going on, but we'll just look at the chance because I think the chance is telling us a lot. So the Dow right now is up 139 at 34,239. It hit this trend line that the support level yesterday on a very sharp reversal with the Chapman we've read, Roman candle, inverted Roman candle. I will talk about that in my show because the parameters are so wide that I'm not sure we're going to get those parameters today. It might be the second day on Monday that it does. The S&P at this particular point, S&P is up. So I say the Dow is up 134. The S&P is up 19 at 43.96. A little bit better looking chart. This is a left side, right side price time match and it hit and it spiked up yesterday then gave it back and close at the low of the day. Very confused market just based on the charts. But the charts are telling us a lot of things and we'll go through that when we get back for the Tiger Technicians Hour. Up 2.06 at 363 and the QQQ also had a sharp reversal yesterday. Looking at the IWM, the Russell Tuther at this particular point, the IWM has to start showing some relative support and some kind of strength because otherwise it looks like at 183.74 right now, that 179 level will be hit next week. It's got to find some kind of support. Looking at gold, gold is down a little bit, down four at 1943. After a really fabulous couple of days, holding quite well, Silver, I'll just do that because Silver's kind of leading. Silver at this point is up 0.01 at 24.24, holding very nicely. Crude oil, ha, crude oil is trading up. It's holding very nicely considering that it had lower lows and lower highs at 79.82. I didn't do the dollar. The dollar is already key right here because it's had a fabulous run, not a spectacular run, just a fabulous walk in the nine period moving average. Can't talk about that when we return and looking at the TLT, that's bonds. Wow. If something doesn't happen today that really helps yields come down, that's going to be an issue. I'll be back in a moment.  Have a great weekend.


That is how they became the top agents in all of Brazil. What's up guys? Ricky Kruth here. Welcome back to my channel. So I literally just got back from Brazil. I was down there. I was the keynote speaker at R4, which is the National Brazilian Remax Convention. This is their 10th convention. They've only been in Brazil for 10 years now. They've already grown to over 2,500 agents and 200 offices. It's really an amazing thing to see. They were so welcoming. The country is so beautiful. I had an incredible time and I learned so much about their culture and everything they got going on. It's just incredible. So I really wasn't expecting all that. I was just expecting to go down there, speak at an event, come back. But instead I came back with hundreds of new friends and incredible amount of knowledge of the differences in how they do business, we do business, so on and so forth. So it was just so interesting. And I thought of so many things I can do to help them with their mindset and just I'm going to continue with the free coaching stuff that I do here down there and adapt it for their markets and what they have going on and see if I can't help even more agents down there. I'm also getting calls from Argentina Remax. We're starting to put together something for me to take a trip down there. So that's also going to be super interesting. I can't wait for all that. And this is just all so exciting. So one thing that I really think was the main idea or the main takeaway for me out of the trip was the fact that I realized that relationships are 100 million percent universal. People just want to know that you care about them. I spent a lot of time with the number one agent of Remax in Brazil, the number three agent of Remax in Brazil, Carlos and Moses, two incredible people. I have to be honest. And they were, it was like they have read my books and already watched all my videos and everything that I teach, it seems like they already figured all this stuff out. It's crazy how eerily similar their businesses are to mine. And if you talk to the top producers out there, you'll see a real similar theme going on with the relationships over transactions. They'll tell you, it's about the people. It's about treating them like family. It's about really caring about what they have going on and how we as agents can help them. And I just found it just incredibly intriguing that that's how they operated. And he told me, Carlos told me and Moses specifically that that is how they became the top agents in all of Brazil. It was just an amazing moment for me to realize that there's already little ZTDers out there in the world crushing it and putting relationships over transactions. So I can't say enough about the time I had down there and everything I learned and everyone I met. And I just can't wait to get back down there and help more. I'm going to be doing videos for them translated into Portuguese. I'm going to try to send out one a week just to help them with their journey moving forward and get their mind in the right place and make sure that they're prepared and have all the tools they need mentally to grow their business and to achieve their dreams and to hit their goals and everything else under the sun. So I'm just excited to be here. I'm enjoying the ride. Anything I could do for you, please let me know. I thought I would share my afterthoughts of the trip and with that, we'll talk to you soon.


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That's what we're going to be talking about today are the moments that matter right in the crux of the moment, like what are the things that you need to be paying attention to, you know, to help relegate your risk or, you know, determine if the trade is a dud and that kind of stuff. Or, you know, is this good? Should I be adding? Can I move my risk? That kind of stuff. So moments that matter. So in the moments that matter, right? So what do I mean by that throughout the trading, they are going to be these moments of matter and there might be more than one, right? But there's like normally at least one per thesis, right? Or one per setup, you know, at least one. These moments that matter are often what I call the unknowns of the setup. The moments that could go either way. They can also be moments that you, you know, are probably going to have to sit through before you can get to the promised land of the trade. So they become, it almost has two definitions like these two or two popular scenarios that present moments that matter. And when I'm talking about the unknowns of a setup, it's normally the moment we're going to say, well, here we go. Like it's now or never like do or die. This is like, if it's going to happen, it's going to happen here, right? It's normally that moment, right? It's this, you know, uh-oh, here we go. And it ultimately, like these moments ultimately come down to the supply and demand of the situation. And this is why it's an unknown because you cannot see the supply and the demand.  That's what level two is. And that, and that's all you have to go by, right? Like it's, but that's why it's an unknown because it's just like unknown. It's just supply and demand. You don't know who's going to win this battle. That's why it's an unknown, right? And it's a battle that we can't see, right? And so we ultimately have to bet on a victor, right? And so here's an, like this is the mistrade today. So when we come up here, right? And I'm buying this, right? Like by buying this stock right up here, what I'm doing is I am making a wager that I think that the longs are going to beat the, the, the longs are going to beat the shorts that the demand is going to beat the supply. And so what are the, the, the demand and supply forces going on? Well, you're going to have to go and check out the price action to webinar that I made because I don't want to go into this in super, super in detail, but I go over it in that webinar, but essentially, like, like in short, what are the supply and demand forces going on here? Well, there's longs like me that want to push this motherfucker up, right? You have longs like me wanting to push it up. You have shorts who were short of 860 and they're praying and praying that it's going to stuff. And it's literally just a time ticking bomb when they're going to cover because they're going to cover because they can't stomach the stock over nine. So they're going to cover, there's going to be those covered. So I have those covers on my team and I have other longs on my team. Those are the two elements. Those are the two supply and demand, the two demand forces. Now, what are the supply forces? Well, there are shorts who believe that this is a good entry opportunity. And so they're slamming in their shorts and it's a battle between us and them. And there's also longs that were long here that are afraid that 920 is going to hold, right? Taya Day, there's that supply there. And so it is a battle between supply and demand right here. And you have to make a victor on who's going to win. Like that's what you're doing. And so the thing is that it's an unknown who's going to win. And these are the moments that matter. It's this moment of like, you know, like, is it going to break or is it going to not? And so you can really zoom into it. Like the thing you can see here, like I felt like this candle was a moment that matter. I bought, I added and when we didn't continue, that was a moment that mattered. That was a rejection that caused it to fail. That when it broke through nine and didn't keep going through nine, that is a moment of matter where the shorts, the supply temporarily wins the battle. And that's why I want to downsize because the supply is now winning the battle, thus taking the edge from me away. Right. And so that's why I cut the trade. Hey guys, my name is Tosh Bradley. I'm one of the head mentors and moderators at my investing club. If you have any questions about getting started in the trading, getting started in the MIC, MIC 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 held. And when we held, I put those shares back on because I'm like now base, if you go back and look at my price action to webinar, when I talk about how range is like the trade, when we get up here, I think a range is broken. I think we have an 870 range, you know, from this high here, this is where we broke down. So I feel like if we can hold this level, what do we go back? We go back and test the up level, which is why I put the shares back on when I feel that I have a chance of winning the battle again. And this is what, you know, this is what explains my upsizing and downsizing a little bit.  We needed to go. And so thus I take the trade off again. Now, that's the mic, that's the, like the kind of like the micro-ness of it. But ultimately there are key levels here that I'll go over in the next slide, but there are key levels here that I want to bring up on this. But the point is you have to prepare when it happens like that fast, you cut the trade using market, get it, oh, I hotkey it out. That's why I have hotkeys because I'm a very fast trader. But you have to prepare yourself for these moments, right? So you have to know, like you cannot enter moments or, and see, this is why I say that VWAP reclaims are typically not a trade for newer traders to take, one, because you're typically not like used to the speed and you might not also know what the true risk is. You might not be just, it might not be automatic for you to assume 870 should hold, right? It might not be automatic for that, for that to come through. So you have to be prepared. And not every trade you're going to be entering right at the moment that matters in the VWAP reclaim trade. It's very common. And that's why I, it's a harder trade because you are entering at, like you're literally entering at the moment that matters. And, you know, you're right on the thread. So that's why it's difficult trade, but experience helps. So you just have to watch it over and over again. You'll kind of, you'll kind of learn this stuff. But that's an example, right? So another example of these moments that matter is the kind where the moments that you have to sit through. And I want to be careful with my words here because I, I just say this from the get go. What I'm not implying is that you should sit through stuffs. I've said multiple times that you need, when stuffs happen, you need to not guess, right? You, you don't want to guess, especially in this market. You don't want to just, Oh, but maybe it'll stuff. Like that's not what I'm going to be talking about here. But you're going to find moments that you're going to have to sit through, you're going to find these at line trades. And what I mean is, like if you have like a first resistance line and, or like just even just a regular line short, and it's going up and testing your level, you might have to sit through a minute or two of consolidation and then a second attempt to go and break five. Like it goes up to five, pulls back 492, 496, 492, 498, 494, and then five, five of five, you might got to sit through something like that because it's still right there. You can't just be like, Oh no, no, no one freak out. You might have to sit through stuff like that. Oh, that's just trading.  Right. It's a moment that matters is that uncomfortable time that you have to get through to get to the promised part of the trade. You have to get through all of that initial fear. In terms of risk management, oh, thanks, midtown. Um, in terms of risk management, this, the moment that matters is what keeps the winner is much bigger for me. Kind of the way I say, I kind of gear my trading around the moments that matter, like for me. So this is what, yeah. So I like to not be in when I think I'm losing the battle, but I want to be in when I'm in, when I feel like I'm winning the battle because that for me, if I feel like I'm winning the, the moment that matter for me, I'm very dynamic in my thinking here. And I know there's going to be some traders that don't agree with me. And this is okay too. That like some people have just a more static, like, dude, I'm buying eight. I'm risking eight 10 and I'm going to sell eight 40. I'm risking three to one. I like, so I'm risking one to get three. And this is static. I shouldn't change this trade because this is three to one. That's a static view of trading. And I'm not saying it's wrong. It's just not for me.  And so for me, edge, risk, risk reward and probability, they all, they all dynamically move depending on what kind of happens. So I try to adjust carefully and slowly, not hugely as that happens. A sliding scale for me. But again, that's me. Cup of Joe on any of these short moments that matter, would you buy us to go long? Yeah. In cases where I know it's, it's against the grain, like, like the gene long I did, I knew I was against the grain there. Like I'm buying, it's, it's a broken chart, but like I'm just going for a squeeze. But like, if, if we, you know, like if we fail, I might switch there. That kind of stuff. Yeah, it is. Well, it doesn't have to be straight reactionary. You can plan on like, dude, if, if, if this consolidates, if we crack the low and consolidate, that's, you know, that's going to be a setup I look for. But here's the thing. Eventually, as you become a trader, once you own your setups, here's the secret. Every single one of your setups, it might be reactionary in the moment, but it's so pre-planned, like, you know exactly what it is in the moment when you see it, because you own your setup that it's, that it's, it turns into pre-planned because it's just what your setup looks like. Okay, right on. So no more, all right, we'll call it good. I will see you guys tomorrow.


What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We're up in 23, Panini Prison Baseball Hobbies. Six box break, number five. Pick a team style. Read off the list of our names and our teams. Got Addy with the Giants. Alan R. Twins. Andrew S. Angels. Andrew K. Nationals Brandon G. Athletics. Brandon S. Rangers. Brian G. Metz. Christopher F. Bluejays. Daniel V. Dodgers. Diana D. with the Red Sox and Reds. Edward P. Yankees Astros. Francis H. Diamondbacks Braves. Padres Marlins. Gary A. with the Guardians. Glenn K. Phillies. Guangy. W. White Sox Rockies. Jacob P. Tigers. Jacob H. Cubs. John H. Pirates. Joseph P. Orioles. Keith J. Royles. Matthew B. Mariners. Michael T. Cardinals. Roy M. Brewers. And Scott T. with the Rays. So good luck here, everybody. Let's do it. Have a good one, Timmy. 263 unique viewers on the last TikTok stream. Oh, boy. Doing numbers here, Dylan. Doing numbers, bro. And my knife's gone. Are we on in the sorting and shipping or not? Can you check that really quick? If not, the box. Anything on out there? Oh my God. Nobody knows how to work a TV. It literally is. Literally is. Babe Ruth, Potta Gold, Silver. Jim Tomi. That is a Jose Salas to 99 on the Purple Auto. Nice one there for the twins. Good work, Springs. Good work, Pickles. Silva, Ryan Ramos. There's a Bruce Suter Red to 199 for the E-Cups. Ryan Sandberg, Hyper. Yeah, it is literally a Bot Lobby. It really is. It's a Bot Lobby. It's terrifying, to be honest. Silver Bob Lemon, Green Scope. Roger Arias to 75 for the Yanks. Hyper Johnny Pesky, Andy Rodriguez. And like, I mean, look at who's here. Jake, Matt, you. Jay. Chris, Jay. Jaden.  It's a Bot Lobby, Cortice. There's 600 points around to all at the end. It's not good. Not a good look out there right now. Bunch of bots. Auto, Taj Bradley for the Rays. Silver Auto, nice one there. Congrats, Tampa. Again, guys, still six to go in the next one. Gonna get the last three breaks of the morning filled up if we wanna get to Forest tonight. Purple Goose, Goslin to 99. That is a Pulsar, Brandon Barrera, Jordan Lawler. Devis and De Los Santos to 149. There's Mike Mucina and base. LVB's in the box door. LVB. Oh yeah, lunchbox voice. There's Whitey Herzog, Orlando Sepeda.  I wanted to smack him. God, what a baby.  Jake Madden. There's Luis Gonzalez, Red Wave. Pete Krohr, Armstrong. There's just Jake out there wandering around as well. There's Chipper Jones to 149. Del Amateur Ice, oh God, dude. Thank God. Coulson Montgomery for the White Sox to 50. Ice, Whitey Herzog and Willie Sargell. Down to the next one, boom. Matthew with the Jets in the contenders case. Thank you there, Matthew. Again, guys, we're down to six to go. White Sox, Royals Dodgers, Phillies, Cardinals and Rangers, six to go, Brace Dex. Yeah, Dylan is probably heading for the pretzels. What's up, user? What's up, Peyton? How you guys doing? Thanks for joining up. Manga. See if we got a new one. Cal Ripken, dude, that's so sick. Congrats, Royals. Cal Ripken Manga, Mr. Iron Man. Mr. Iron Man. Hell, yeah, dude. Hell yeah. That's so sick. The Iron Man Manga.  Everything good? Yeah. Would you mess up? No, we're just on the schedule. Chase Young, potential penmanship. Nice one there. Are you on nights next week? Only one. Okay, yeah. Which one? I think either Wednesday, yeah, I think Wednesday. Oh, oh boy. Tom Siebert, Gilik to 149. There's Nomar, Garcia, Parra and Bates. You can mag the Ripken, there's a Ripken there as well. It's Gold Vinyl. Gold Vinyl is the one-of-one in this one, Diana. That is a Emerson Hancock going to the Marys. Bay Soto, Babe Ruth. Silva, Peyton Graham, that is a, Noah Schultz to 149. We don't really, not really Peyton. Blake Tidwell and Napa LaJoy. Again, I think. Yes, it is another 600. So now two teams will receive points. Thanks Colby. That is a Robert Moore to 199. There's Mike Mucina. Did I tell you about the Ryan Clifford thing?  Yeah, Al Kline to 199. Zack Neto and Ryan Sandberg. So it was like a couple, I think it was like two weeks ago or something. I was ripping a full case of it. And I went live on TikTok. He came in a chat and he just typed find me. Oh, I do use that, you can picture that, right? Yeah, so pretty cool. That's pretty dope. Not in this case yet, Cody. No, we've had two of, this is our third case we've done, Zack Jollop. So we hit him in the first two, Phil Necro and Ichiro. So we hit him in the first two cases, not in this case yet though. Some of Curtis Mead, Need for Mead, Brennan Davis, Red Wave. Lou Tyler Soderstrom to 149. Ice, Joe Morgan and Roger Clemens. Purple, Wilmer Flores to 99 for Tigers. Ellie De La Cruz, Ice and David Ortiz. David Ortiz. Let's see what Kyle Kose, Dylan's heading for the pretzels right now. Might've grabbed a few. Man, got out of here, bro. Again, six to go, everybody. Six to go. Is the schedule come out yet? I don't think so, but he was showing me. Like the mock up a little bit. Yeah, basically. Gotcha. Prepare myself for a night marathon next week. Sub-Smitty, Kevin Perrata. Here's Sugano, Red Wave again. We'll do a random for all of the non-MOV cards. They'll all go to one team unless it's something like super short-printed. Silver Robin Ventura, Tyler Soderstrom. So like a gold or lower, if we pull a gold or lower, it'll have its own random. But for now, all of them will go to one team. It's a Mojo, Harry Walker. Nice one there, 225 on the Mojo. Now lighter. That is a Jordan Lawler, the 99 for the Diamondbacks. Ice Chief Myers and Bobby Miller. Miller coming up here. It's gonna be Brandon Fatt. Nice one there for the Diamondbacks. Congrats, D-Bax, really stargile. Yeah, this is a new half case, I should say, Jacob. Some of Potta Gold, the Pudge. Pudge again on the Prismatic. Silver, Paul Merrow. A.J. Smith-Shawar or Shawar to 199. Gavin Cross, Hyper. Jim Pomey, Fireworks. Silver, Al Bridwell. There's Hack Wilson, nice one there to 149. Kyle Manzardo, Hyper. Juan Marichal. Dale Murphy, two of 99. Nice one there for the Braves on the Legend Auto. Very close to a yellow. Ty Madden going to the Tigers on the Silver Auto. Nice one there. Detroit, Andy Rodriguez, and the Gold. Come on, baby. Gold is Joe Morgan for the Reds, that's awesome. 10 of 10, one of the best second basemen of all time. If not the best second baseman of all time. Congrats, William Cuffee. Cagano, that is a Red. Edgar Martinez for the Mariners to 199. Got Jake Madden and Andy Rodriguez. Another guy just got called up. Okay guys, just six to go in the next one. Got to get that one filled up. Just three breaks left this morning. Six, I think eight and seven left on those. So six to go, it's got those sold on out. Okay, next Juan. And like I said, there's never going to be any rookies or anything in this. We could just kind of fly through the base in the front, it's all just base. It all gets sorted to your team. Cooper Scherpe to 199. Mark Race, Ice, JC Young. Green Scope coming up here. It's going to be a Devisandelo Santos to 75 for the Diamondbacks. That's Arizona. Ice, Jacob Berry for the Marlins and Tyler Soderstrom. Marcelo Meyer. Marcelo. Breaks have been very solid out of this so far today. Errol Vera, that is a Paul Wainer to 199. Tori Hunter and Grayrod. That is Spencer Jones for the Yanks. Nice prospect, everything grabbed to New York. Spencer Jones. Silver, Eric Chavez. That is Luis Angelacunha to 149. Buster Posey. Hello, Carl. Carl. Need a tattoo from Carl. Jose Ramos for the Dodgers. Nice potential penmanship on it. Francisco Alvarez. Purple, Ivan Melendez. The Hispanic Titanic to 99. Cooper Scherpe and Mr. Mark McGuire. Christian Hernandez for the Cubs. Nice see her. Rats on that one there, Cubby. Thank you there, Jordan picking up the Cardinals in the next break. Down to five to go, everybody. Five to go and number six here. Ladies and gentlemen, Jordan, thank you. Appreciate that very much. Red, Juan Gahn for the Rangers to 149. Christian Vecchero, Chrithian Vecchero. David Ortiz, bless you. Yeah, for sure, Carl, for sure. Absolutely, dude. Silver, Harry Ford. Goose Gossage, Red Wave, and Jacob Berry. Because I do have a tattoo I want to get and it'd be cool if somebody I'm friends with was able to do it, you know what I mean? Silver, Griffey. Mariners, Griffey. Rob Keiner, nice one there. Red Wave and Larry Walker. Future, who's the Future Kwandong Tiger? There's this Instagram account.   So like when Anthony Edwards had like a bad game in the bubble, or not in the bubble in the play-in, they just tweeted to go hello at Anthony Edwards. Hello. Like an hour and a half for me. Yeah, that's not bad, honestly. Hour and a half, that's not bad at all, Carl. Well, let's get some new Haven pizza. Best pizza in the world, dude. Hotbox, coming up here. Oscar Colas, nice one there for the White Sox. Congrats, Chicago. Congrats, Chi Town. Mick Able, got Bobby Miller and Tyler Soderstrom on your purple. I don't know who Benchman's talking about. I don't know who that's in reference to. The Future Kwandong Tiger. Hobby Lopez. Ellie, red, nice one there to $199. Nice color match there, Diana. Hyper Hunter Brown, Jackson Holiday, Purple Ice. Bobby Witt and Buster Posey. Redemption. Yup, that's what I'm saying. Diana knows it, Mariana Rivera. Soderstrom and Cool Papa Belle. Sprinkles. Redemption, Masataka Yoshida. Signature Prism, Greenscope for the Red Sox. I think Diana, right? Yeah, Diana D to $75. Nice one there. Hell yeah, that's sick. Little Yoshi Auto. Masa, yeah, little Yoshi Auto right there. Yoshi Auto action. I might nag that one, I think. Congrats, there you go, it's a nice one there. Yeah, Diana, I'm originally from Connecticut too, so I know all about New Haven Pizza. It's the best. That is the best. Pika Armstrong, there's Jack Morris to $199. Oscar Colas, Tink Hens, Raphael Fercal, Tony Oliva. Getting his auto tomorrow. Oh, you're going to Fenway tomorrow, right? Is that the 5K? Is that tomorrow, Carl? That's going to be Willie Cam. Nice one there to $25. The Hartford area, so many. I'm from Central Connecticut, small town outside of Hartford. Joe Morgan, Ladi, Curtis Mead, and Masatake Yoshida. I just tell people I'm from Hartford, it's a lot easier that way. Yeah, I'm from a small town outside of Hartford. Evan Carter, Bobby Witt, Randy Johnson, Moosh Scowerin, and Drew Roma. Yeah, Sally is awesome. Sally is awesome. Be there at 6 AM, oh Godspeed, man. Oh, old lime, yeah, old lime. Buddy at a beach house, like rented a beach house down in Old Lime. To 50, Michael Burroughs for the Pirates. Nice one there on the orange wave. Yeah, Old Lime's gorgeous. I like Old Lime a lot. Another buddy who had a beach house down there, too. Deo Cartaglia, Hans Lobert. Sally's is so good. That is Zac Veen, 299. Went to Hartford for my Masters, lived in Rocky Hill. Yeah, I lived, Tim, I was literally on the town over from Rocky Hill. Oh yeah. Nolan Ryan, I lived in Berlin, like the capital of Germany. There's Devison De Los Santos and Peyton Pallett. Everybody pronounces it Berlin, and it's like, if not. Furro's featured Gwandong Tiger with Paul Skeens. Faculty of Ordonias. Nice one there, 299. That's pretty cool, so many. That's Kyle Menzardo, Jackson Merrill. Mick Abel and Joe Torrey. Jim Gilliam. Caden Wallace, Red Wave. David Ortiz. Probably Fingers and Carson Woods. Yeah, everything really is close to Hartford. Hartford's dead the middle of the state, that's the thing. So you're literally like an hour from the furthest point northeast, south and west of the state in Hartford. Evan Carter. Like my town I grew up in is the dead center of the state. That is Oscar Colas and Jose Salas. Yeah, I watched a little F1. No, I'm not the biggest fan in the world, but yeah, I watch it here and there. Eddie Murray to 199. That sounds pretty awesome, Smitty. Larry Toby. Jacob Berry, Ozzy Smith and Torrey Hunter to be able to walk into a liquor store and get anything you want. That's awesome for free, dude. And sign me up. Sign me up. Daniel with a couple of spots in national breaks. That's Anthony with the Giants in a national break. Thank you, Anthony. Again, guys, we're down to just five to go in the next one. White Sox Royals, Dodgers, Phillies, Rangers. Five to go, I don't think anything's over $50. Five to go. Five to go. Winstead, first time flying in, we had to drive to Winstead and realize. Yeah, Winstead, Winstead's kind of like, kind of like out there. I've been to Winstead a few times and that's like an hour. It's like an hour, hour and a half drive from me. There's Gordon Graceffo on the Ice Auto. Pete Rose. Is Sedan Rapayela, nice one there for the Red Sox. Jordan Walker, he's got to have it a lot. Oh yeah, yep. Added Jim Edmonds to 99, Connor Norby and Ken Griffey Jr. Ethy Roe to 149. Chipper Jones, who's here? Hi there. Thank you. Silver, Tom Siever. Blake Burkhalter and Goose Gossage. Cubs gone in a finest break. Five to go. Again, guys, just five left in the next break. Five left. Get those sold on out. Keep on truckin' here with Prism. Bob Miller Silver. Siever, Red Wave, Cal Ripken. Orange Wave to 50, Alfonso Soriano for the Yanks. Nice one there, Yankee Legend. Ice Tyler Soderstrom, Ricky Henderson. There's Hunter Brown to 199. Max Wagner. That is a Spencer Jones again. Nice one there. Ooh, Goat Candy, ooh man. We're gonna open up a whole can of worms here. Spencer Jones, I guarantee your favorite candy, something weird. What do you like? What's your favorite candy? I'm gonna think about it. It's not gonna be something normal. It's gonna be something I'm gonna make fun of you about. I guarantee it. Tyler Soderstrom, I'm a Reese's guy. That's my favorite. I love peanut butter. What would you do in chocolate or you would just straight candy as a thing? Whatever you like. Hello, Lane. I need an answer, really. Gentry. What do you mean? Lube it up. What is your favorite sport to watch? Uh-huh. What is your favorite sport to rip? It doesn't have to be product specific. Just favorite sport to rip. Probably still football or baseball. Which one? Probably football. There's Lou Birdo, Cool Papa Belle, and Willie Mays. Snakers, stickers are good. That's classic choice. Silver, Steve Carlton. Blue, Gill, McDougal, G-149, Vladimir Guerrero, and Juan Gonzalez. All right, you guys got two randoms to do again. I'm going to let TikTok go. Thanks again. Two 600 points. Plus, we'll do one for all the non-MLB spots. So non-MLB and points. Team list, copy, paste, 30 and 30. All right, so we'll start with the non-MLB spots. I'm going to roll the dice. They're going to get all the Cool Papa Belle, the Suganos, all those, the guys who don't have any MLB affiliations. Six times, one, two, three, four, five, and six. Diamondbacks is going to pick up the non-MLB cards. I just won there, Arizona. And then all two teams, the top two will get 600 points a piece. I'm going to go 11 times, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, and 11. We've got pirates and reds. Pirates and reds. We're going to pick it up to 600 points. All right, do a quick recap here. We've got, whoop, drilled the camera. Willie Cam, Harry Walker on your mojos at 25. Joe Morgan, gold to 10. Autos, Christian Hernandez, Spencer Jones, Oscar Colas, Jose Ramos, Spencer Jones again, Brandon Fatt, Jayce Young, Emerson Hancock, Taj Bradley, Ty Madden, Sedan Rafael, Gordon Graceffo to 99. Jose Salas, Dale Murphy to 50, Michael Burroughs. We have the Cal Ripken on the manga. And then we had a Masatake Yoshida, signature prism, green scope. Do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the film. Coming up next is number six. Let's sell it.