So as somebody wanting to be practical, you've got to know where most people like to live. Location, location, and I'll punt it as much as I want to. Location is important. Yeah. Welcome back to the First Time Homebuyer Show. As you know, I'm the host, Estie Klaassen. This evening, I am chatting to Cabello Chirua and we're talking about do we rent or do we buy? We've all been challenged with this question. Tonight, we find out exactly what we should do. But before we get to the show, I would like to remind everyone that we do have amazing content coming to you live. Every weekday, this week, we've got Zaman Tunguakumilo, what the private property podcast that's live at 7 p.m. from Monday to Friday. And of course, are interested in agriculture and farming while Mbali comes to your screens every Tuesday and Thursday evening at 8 p.m. Chad Baviros leaves us entertained as we head over to the weekend that is Friday evening as well as Monday as we start the new week at 8 p.m. He travels gorgeous homes around Johannesburg. That is what we bring to your screens. Definitely something you do not want to miss. But without further ado, Cabello Chirua is with me this evening. Good evening, Cabello. How are you? I'm good. Thanks, Estie. How are you doing? Can't complain. So, apparently in Santone, you go by the name of KB. Yes, yes. Most of the time on the phone. Most of the time. Absolutely. Thank you so much, KB, for joining us this evening.  Cabello, you said that people are not practical when buying property. Big statement, KB. Let's hear a little bit more about that. Well, essentially, Estie, you know, the reason why some people are not practical in what they're choosing is they don't have the fundamental idea of what exactly they're looking for. They want something modern, but they don't choose the area. You know, they want something practical in order of investing and they don't choose the correct area. So, that's exactly what I meant. So, what essentially happens if somebody decides to buy a place, let's say, for example, Pretoria, but they choose the other side of Pretoria, the end of Pretoria, and then they think that investment return will come back to them. Essentially, it doesn't happen that way because areas change. You know, areas change. People come in that are not of a certain caliber and they can destroy an area. So, that's what I mean by practicality is very important. If you want something modern, know where you want modern. Have the budget for modern because it's very important. It's essential. Because I was about to ask, what would you say are the tools or skill set that a young investor would need to have to have this practical mindset? Location number one and have an idea as to where most businesses are going or headed to. Santon is a business hub. It's known as a business hub. People like to live in Santon, work in Santon. However, Santon has its drawbacks. It has its drawbacks. So, as somebody wanting to be practical, you've got to know where most people like to live. Location, location. And I'll punt it as much as I want to. Location is important, you know? I was so excited to have you on the show because one of the important or something that I've also been, you know, like an intern or battle with myself is, do I rent or do I buy? And ladies and gentlemen, that is the topic of this evening. Do we rent or do we buy? That is my question to you, KB. What would you suggest? Buying if you want to invest. Renting if you're thinking of relocating. How do I know if I'm gonna relocate? Well, it depends on your job, what type of job you do. As you have seen, ST, I'm sure you have noticed that in this time and era of 2020, 2021, we have seen a lot of people going online. Other people are downsizing.  So what's the best way of doing it? I decide to go home. I live with my parents and then restart again. However, though, it doesn't end there because not everybody has parents to move back to. Let us remember that, you know?  I can't pay this rent anymore. It's too expensive. My salary, number one. Number two, if I want to buy a property, I need to look at various factors, you know? One of those factors is my income, you know? Location and can I afford it? Because most people, when they buy a property, they don't know that it's a lifetime cost. It'll cost you on levies, it'll cost you on water, cost you on lights, you know? And there are other costs that come into a property as well, such as maintenance. So it's something you've got to consider. Buying, you've got to know. Maintenance, water, electricity, and levies. Of course. And because we even just spoke about that, that a few weeks ago is, especially as first timers, know about your levies, know about all of these other hidden costs that come with this. What would you say, KB, are the advantages of buying? So, number one, advantages of buying, you have an asset that appreciates. Number two, as you live in the property, you get to enhance the property. So you change it from a certain state, as you go with the years, and you can also use it as an investment property, you know? Not forgetting, if you cash-trap one day, you can sell it off. But be ready, you know? Because there are people who are willing, you need to be ready for the people that are willing to buy it.  Be prepared, because there's going to be negotiation, regardless of what happens, you know? So, most people aren't ready for that. They believe that, look, I'm set in my price, my price is set in stone, and I want how much? I want this much. However, though, you get to a point where you don't get that much, then what?  Or you know, I take it off the market. If it's not selling at your price, take it off. And then just live with that. And live with that for a period.  But also think about your price. Because somebody can offer you 2.8 million, but that 2.8 million offer won't stand for too long. They will go eventually and find something better, even better, you know? Would you say that there are some advantages of renting? There are some advantages of renting.  You can also put money away, depending on your salary, as you're renting. But also it must be a rental that is cost-effective. It doesn't eat away at your bottom line. It also doesn't eat away into your savings as well, you know? There has to be enough money left over. Then you know that your rental is pretty much successful. If at the end of the month, after paying rent and all these dues that you've paid over, you don't have money left, you can't really say it's an advantage. It becomes a disadvantage. Because what happens when the landlord gets, when you pay the landlord short, becomes another problem. Exactly.  Sends you a letter. We're talking about arrears and all these financial implications that come with either renting or buying. Absolutely. Right, because it's a tricky time right now. So I have a question for you, which another guest brought up quite often in his show, is everyone has a different perception of debt. What is your perception of debt, KB? There's good debt and there's bad debt. Of course. So my perception on good debt is good debt can take you very far in terms of purchasing assets, building your asset portfolio, and so on and so on. Bad debt, however, can put you into a funk, mentally, emotionally, and it can take a toll on you. That's bad debt, you know? What I mean by that is, if you are cash-strapped and always in the red, you are not able to function or be able to purchase any assets because you're constantly trying to catch up. And the catch-up game doesn't really work. Right. It puts people into a corner and when someone is backed up into a corner, they tend to retaliate, you know? But not always in a positive way. But it also depends on the character as well, who's purchasing. But if you find yourself in arrears, make sure you're able to at least consolidate the arrears. Make sure you catch up as much as you can and then from there, you can start to build again. I mean, if you can. If you can. You also need to be realistic about this. And then I wanted to, because I have, so these are like three, this is like a three-in-one question. And when you went through them, you giggled a bit at this question. Is there a right time? Is there a right age to buy property? Not exactly. You can buy property if you have the financial means to buy property, you know? 20-year-olds are buying properties these days. Some of them are getting money from inheritance and they're buying properties, you know? Do you think that there should be a level of maturity that comes with whether or not you're buying for investment purpose or just buying? So like, example, do you think that a 20-year-old can sustain this property? Do you think that they're able to manage this property? Yes, cool. They just got a lump sum of money and they just bought property. But mentally, do you think a 20-year-old is ready to invest in property? Not always. Your personal opinion? Not always. Not always. As you all know, with maturity comes responsibility. Now, or we can put it vice versa, where we say responsibility leads you to maturity, you know? You'll find that most 20-year-olds are not ready for it, but other 20-year-olds, because they've had to grow up quicker than expected, they tend to understand these things better, you know? So background has a very big play into responsibility, especially at an age of 20 when you're purchasing your first property, you know? Yeah, exactly. I wanted to find out, because I just want to get a little bit more technical about this. What factors should one consider when renting? Let's start with renting. So, most factors are what do you really want first?  Once you've understood what will suit you best, you'll then move on to the price bracket. But most people say, no, let me look at price first, and then I'll look at those other factors later. But you're looking at your price, and then you'll move on to location, you know? How close is it to the amenities? Right. Malls, highways, schools, hospitals, you know? These are things to also consider when renting, because in a time of an emergency, you need to know exactly where you are. Because most people, when things like that happen, they don't know where to start, you know? So when it comes to renting, your factors are, look at what you're looking for in terms of size. Are you comfortable in the space? Right. You see something online, it's at 6,000 rand, it's a studio, you know?  And because you saw the price, and you saw its location or sentence, you quickly run to it, you know? And then only when you're in the space, then you realize, wow, I made a mistake here. You know? This is actually too much for this. It's too much for this, you know? It should be less than this, you know? I went with a friend the other day, so a quick personal... No worries. ...to look at a property, and I became such a Karen in this situation, right? So literally, two blocks from where, you know, you just wanted to rent, you're not buying, but still we need to consider these things, and they were busy building and developing a new mall. And I became such a Karen, and I was like, Bhaskar, you know? There's, this thing is happening here, I just see a whole lot of bricks and sand. What does that mean? Like, am I gonna be, am I gonna take this place, rent it for the next couple of months, until I'm ready to buy, or my friend in this case?  And I think this is so important, because one of my biggest things, a lot of people come to me and they're like, hey, I'm looking for a place. What question should I ask the estate agent? I mean, I'm not, I don't know at all. But one of my key things is what is happening? What are the upcoming things in the area around you? Cool, it could have a great mall that you like. It's close to work, but what do, should agents know what's happening in the community around this property that I'd like to invest in? Yes, it's very important that an agent knows exactly what is happening, you know?  Is it safe to be here, you know? If I had to walk down the street, could I, you know, get to the mall on time? What time does the mall close? What time does the hospital close, you know? What are the rates at the hospital? What are the rates at the nearest school? You know all these things? You need to know these things. You need to get to know these things, know your area, you know? Practice these things, ask questions as much as you can, so that when the client is standing in front of you, you're able to transmit information over, you know? But basically what's the most important thing is to build a bridge, build a rapport to the client, you know? Because as soon as you understand what the client's needs are and the client's wants, you're then able to answer each and every question.  And I think what's so important, especially for young people who are now, you know, working from home and ready to go and find their own apartment, get out of, you know, mom and dad's house, what are the important questions that we should be asking people like you? So basically, what are my rates, taxes, levies, and so on and so on, you know? Because these are your costs that will sit with you for life. As long as you own that property. For as long as you own it, you will have these costs running up pretty much, you know? So I think that's the most important thing. So that you at least have an understanding that on top of your bond that you'll be applying for, you already have an idea, a full package of it's gonna cost me 9,000 rand, for example, to literally run this property, you know? Then I can only think about the profit that I make after I've taken away the 9,000 rand, for example, once again. So it's all dependent on number one, price. How much is your bond gonna cost you? And what are your running costs of the property? What I mean by running costs? Water, lights, levies, rates, taxes. KB, so we talk a lot about these investments and it's so key for young adults to know what questions to ask. And so thank you for sharing that. Would you say one could ever make a bad investment? Yes, it is possible to make a bad investment. And you can only learn from that bad investment when it goes south. You can never actually predict. However though, I mean, looking at an area and looking at the top of people moving into an area, for example, would be a factor to say, okay, you know what? Slowly but surely is deteriorating. So you make two choices. Do I leave this area? Do I sell now? Or do I wait? But also remembering that the longer you wait, the worse the investment becomes, you know? Or you could find yourself in a situation where you have tenants that run up bills that are so high and evicting them becomes a problem eventually down the line. And then it becomes a bad investment because now you have to look at legal fees. You've got to look at going to the courts to have eviction orders done, getting the sheriffs in there. And then you know that, you know what? This is costing me more than I'm actually making from the property, you know?  Yes, indeed. I've actually experienced it myself. Oh, wow. Yes. Let's talk a little bit about that. Alrighty, so I had a tenant. He lived in my property for about four and a half years. The first year, it was okay. The second year, he stopped paying. And then it was always a promise of the promise of the promise. Eventually he ran up city of Johannesburg, rates and taxes, water lights. He ran them up to such an exorbitant amount. I was unable to repay it at one time, at one go. Eventually I had to get the sheriffs involved. They went to court and that didn't really work. So he actually left on his own volition. So he stood up, he said, you know what? I'm going. But every single month, it was a promise of the promise of the promise, you know? And I've been through that experience. I've seen it, I've experienced it. I've also had water and lights turned off by the city of Johannesburg, you know? How do you come up from that as a property investor? Well, the best way is to cut your losses, you know? Know that the legal route is not always the best route. Right. Unfortunately. Big statement again. It might not always be the best route because it takes long, it's a long process, you know? One needs to understand that some tenants will stay. Some tenants know their rights and they will stay in a property. Regardless of what you send through their way, you know? They can even tell the sheriff, no, we're not leaving. Then the sheriff now needs to move to the next step of involving the red ants, you know? There are situations that happen like that. But that's a very long and prolonged process, you know? So it gets to a point where you need to now, number one, have the mindset that, look, I've lost, let me consolidate what I have, you know? Normally the deposit or the deposit that is being held in security might not cover the cost, you know? But as an owner, you might have to hold on to that, you know? But then... Exactly. It's all about communication. I wanted to find out from you, because being an estate agent, would you say that that has helped you on your property investment journey?  It definitely has. I think it's made me more wiser, especially when it comes to property. It's also woken me up to the fact that anything can happen, you know, anything can happen. Things have happened where an offer was done, property was about to be registered, and then on the day of registration, the owner dies, the new owner dies. Now the property now belongs to an estate. So an executor must be now involved, taken from that point to the next point. The new owner or the old owner now has to think, okay, I can't get my money until the estate matters have been resolved, you know? So things like that can happen in a property transaction. As most people know, it takes three months for a property to be registered with the deed's office. But that's not always a guarantee that in three months it will be registered. Would you say that, so, you know, you said we need to be practical in investing in property. Would you say that your investment, your property investment decision, you were practical about it? You have everything in the bag. Or are you also learning every day about property investment? It's a learning process with property investment. Nobody can ever say that they're a guru because everybody needs to get burned first in order to understand and learn from that and grow from that and then eventually improve, you know? As I'm sure most people know that in Santon, the property buyers that come into Santon have numbers in mind. They want to know what is my return on investment, you know? How much am I getting for this property that I'm buying in Santon? Is it a worthwhile investment? And they're crunching numbers, you know? Now, the average person living on the other side of Limpopo is thinking, I don't need to crunch numbers.  Home, yeah. Yes. What is home to you, Cabello? Home is a comfortable environment, number one. An environment I wake up to every single morning knowing that I am happy to be here. That's what I consider home. I love asking that question on my show. Sure. Because I always, because we always talk about property investment, which, you know, as a guest said a few weeks ago, that it's this concrete thing you can feel that you're in it. And for me, I feel like house and home are two different things. True. Right? And that's why I just, I wanted to hear your opinion on what home is for you. When I go home, I want to know that I'm going into my space. Yeah. You know, I'm enjoying my space and I have a chance to think in my space. Yeah. And that's what I consider home. I feel like there's this thing about my space. It's mine. It's my space. You know what I mean? Exactly. Wow. I like that. I'm going to have a little bit of a case study for you. Okay. And this is an important question because a lot of people, young graduates, could be in a similar situation, but let's take a waitress, for example, right? She earns 5,000 rand or he, sorry, he or she earns 5,000 rand. And obviously the tips vary from month to month. Could a waitress with a fixed salary in that tax bracket of 5,000 rand invest in property? They could. However, one of the ways that, because it is a bit low, must be frank with you. So what would then have to happen would be all, she would have to ask a few people to join her in purchasing the property. So let's say there's 10 of them earning the same salary. If they're willing to divide their monies together or contribute, you know, then they can buy property together. And then at the end of it, once the property is bought, they get a tenant involved, then the tenant is paying monthly rental, each one gets a share. Up until they're able to now purchase the next one. So they can use this one as collateral to purchase the next one. And then so on and so on and so on and so on. Purchasing the next one, you mean as an individual now? It would depend. Okay. If they are now able to- To obviously, yeah. Okay. Because unfortunately when it comes to property, money speaks. Yeah, of course. The money is the one that speaks to you because the money will determine what price range you qualify for, you know, where you fall into. And also your affordability is very important.  Or are you not able to do that? Yeah. That will be another factor that one has to consider. Exactly. You don't want to be in a position where you're choosing to pay for the roof over your head or the food you're about to eat. 100%. Yeah. And I think that's so key because I love the honesty, you know, that yes, 5,000 is a little bit of a, it is minimum wage. It is quite a little, but you're right, get together in a group. We often talk about property stock falls on ourselves. And that is key, you know? But, and then what comes with that, you know, there's just like all these big decisions to make. What comes with the property stock fall is as a group trusting each other because all of these other things come into play when you're in a group, whether it's family or friends, you know? So that's also very key. And I feel like a lot of you should take that in mind. I asked a guest a few weeks ago about their purpose as an estate agent. You've been doing this for five years now. What would you say your purpose is? I enjoy, and I must be frank with you guys, I really enjoy the smile that you put on a client's face, number one. To a fact that they say, you know what? Thank you. Thank you very much. You're good to go. Yeah. Once you get that satisfaction, I think, you know, to me specifically, that's what I tend to enjoy, you know? So the purpose is putting a smile on somebody's face and also providing that home. You know, that right home where somebody says, look, I like it. I'm enjoying the space. Thank you very much, you know? Do you maintain that relationship after? Well, it depends. You also don't want to be too forward or getting onto somebody's nerves, thinking that now we're friends all of a sudden. No, you've got to measure it slowly, but surely. So after a couple of months, you'd give them a call, hey man, everything okay? How's it, ma'am? I just wanted to know, are you guys still enjoying your space? However, with some other clients, you do lose contact almost immediately. And that's the way of life, you know? People come, people go. Agents come, agents go, you know? Everybody's different, you know? You might not like me. They might not like me. You might not like me. I might not like the other agent, but you know, it is people that are communicating with one another for a set period, you know? So I come with that understanding that look, not everybody's going to like my service. Not everyone's going to appreciate what I do, and that's okay. I've understood that. We're all human, you know? So KB, my final question to you is really about, and because being an estate agent and a property investor, and I've heard a little bit about your property investment goals and they're just growing more and more. So we don't need to go into depth about that. I feel like I should have you back on another show and we can talk about those goals. But what I would like to ask you is, what is financial freedom and generational wealth? What does that mean for you? Financial freedom and generational wealth. That would be leaving a legacy, you know? Leaving assets that are more than enough, you know, and enough also to support, you know? Because you do get a point where there are family members that need a place to stay and instead of them renting, you could always say, look, use my apartment for a couple of weeks. I'll be happy with that. Find your way and then move on from there, you know? But ultimately you want to be able to leave something that is tangible enough to take forward and continue growing as well, yeah. And financial freedom. And financial freedom that will be being able to purchase a property at any time, you know? Being able to walk into any environment and say, look, I've got the equity. I've also got the liquid cash. I am willing now to purchase this place, you know? I like that. Thank you so much, KB. I feel like that's exactly what we as young adults need to start doing is or start figuring out how do we start creating the space for us to be financially free? And one of the best ways is definitely property. What do you think? Yes, indeed. It is one of the best ways and it's one of the proven ways as well. But not everybody believes in property, you know? Others believe that they need to rent an asset and move on from one place to the next, you know? Obviously depending on job as well, you know? You have job migrants that move around everywhere around the world, you know? And they believe that I don't want to be set in stone in one place, I want to be able to move around. Now, the reason why some people also purchase properties is because not only do they want to stay in the property, but they just want to have that one. One, yeah. And that's it. They don't want anything else, you know? They'll rather put their assets in stocks.  And I guess, you know, each today. Absolutely. Thank you so much, KB, for taking the time out and spending time with us this evening, you know, and sharing your story and also educating us. One more thing, which I think is key, because again, this is the first time home buyer show.   Sure. I think that's the best one. A piece of advice would be when you purchase that first property, make sure you know everything you can about that property, everything you can. Find out about the levies. If it means speaking to the neighbors and questioning a neighbor, don't interrogate the neighbor, question the neighbor. How are things in this estate? How are things in this complex? How are things in the area? You know, somebody will give you a very open ended answer. You might not get the answer you want, but it's an open ended answer, which will either make or break the deal. So it'll be up to you in terms of what you ask. But most importantly, how much is it going to cost me? Because it's a lifetime investment. And with a lifetime investment, it means every single month. Exactly. It's going to ask and demand for money. Exactly. Yes. And we need to be ready for that. And we need to be ready for that. Thank you so much, KB. Thank you, ST. Ladies and gentlemen, there you have it. That is key. Know everything about that property. As first time home buyers, we need to try our best. And research is pivotal. Take care.


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Tom here for more systems and there's a new feature that's been added to untangle in version 16.3 There's a lot of little changes But the one particular big change that I like is the two factor being added with the QR code generator right into open VPN This is a nice enhancement. It doesn't just add it to the end of the password. It actually creates the proper Config so it will prompt you for the two factor. We're gonna cover how that works It's one of those little things that a few people have asked me about so I wanted to cover that particular new enhancement on there and Show you just how simple it is to get configured before we dive into the details videos If you'd like to learn more about me or my company head over to Lawrence systems comm If you like to hire sure project, there's a hires button right at the top If you want to support this channel in other ways including some of the silly shirts that we have Go ahead and use the affiliate links down below to get you deals and discounts on products and service We talk about it and our silly cat shirts or this new Condensed new England clam router, which has been just something I know it's stupid But we really laugh at it at the office and I know some of you may find it entertaining either way Let's dive into entangle now. All right, let's start right here with the change log for 16.3 point two There's a lot of little fixes around wire guard some fixes around the IPS system AD and fixes for things like web filter rules based on URL conditions and Now evaluate the host names based on SNI so a lot of great little fixes But the one I want to focus on here is of course the tootp for open VPN now the thing that really I like that they did here and it's the MFA and open VPN requires a standalone tootp based application for the System to work and it's your choice. Which one you get to use I bring it up because a lot of VPN companies try to have you load another app from the complete management standpoint of that Every time you have to have the user's load another app to authenticate against something that can be well more management Overhead that you have to deal with tootp is a great standard. It's well documented. There's plenty of apps that support it My particular favorite app is Aegis authenticator But you can also use Google authenticator and all these another popular solution So whichever one works for you you can use and maybe what you've already standardized I'm one in your stack and you say hey This is what my users use for all these different sites that all support tootp So the great feature is being that they do this including they have the And we'll show how this works MFA key code generator. So now let's take a look at how this actually gets implemented So over here in untangle, we're going to go to apps. We're going to go to open VPN We're going to do a server just set up a really basic Authentication server here. We have the default group and we have the client config now First i'm going to show you real quick here over in config local directory Here is that user tom last name thomas And right here is the well, there's two ways you can look at it You can see if it's set up by being great out versus being You know right here where it's a little bit less than great out, but if you click edit This will let you generate the new key or click here to display the qr code You can't get much simpler than that and you go scan the qr code and use that with your phone Away you go my first complaint though is that this right here is not something I can click and copy and paste But I mean it's not too long to type it in if you want to do a manual entry But either way they have the qr code that's where most of the people are going to be doing it is Click on the qr code and away you go. So go back over to apps open VPN And I want to show what the client config looks like so we're going to go ahead and download this client config And look at what they're doing in here. This is the part that's important. So we have This config and then we have static challenge t o t p code And this is what changes how this works normally in other systems and I've talked about this before on the channel Open vpn would just have you add To the password so you would take the static password and add in The t o t p authentication to get the user authenticated obviously for the user standpoint typing in their password and then Appending the t o t p code on there that can create some confusion What this does is brings up a second prompt inside of the latest version of open vpn That's current as of July 2021 and will have them have a second spot to insert their code Now it already does have because of these certificates that are in here technically to Compromise open vpn you're going to need the username and password those are important But having the port open such as the default 1194 port for open vpn Will not let the person trying to get into your system in they also need these certificates So in a basic way Yes, open vpn does have two factor because it has these certificates So they have to have the username password and certificates What the t o t p adds is technically a third factor of authentication But because these ones are static they can be compromised and the threat angle that could come from this of course Is if a end user's computer was compromised and they had open vpn installed Well now that threat actor who has access to that has those certificates that then allows them to start trying Usernames and passwords. So this is where t o t p comes in to hopefully save the day Now I have a windows machine with open vpn installed and We went over here to Import a config file that file we downloaded I downloaded this system here You just hit import file import the file and it'll show up here in the list Now I have this set up right now So I can try to ping the server showing it's not connected and we'll go ahead and show the connection This is the internal IP address of the untangle server you go here to open vpn And we're just going to go to connect And there's the username. There's the password we'll put in and then we got to put in the t o t p code Now one Downside so to speak is going to be even if the user saves their password Which I know is greatly convenient and convenience is the enemy of security at some point The convenience of saving the password will not get them too much further So whether or not you've administered really overrode this or not still up to you But they still it won't actually save the response even if they do this So we'll go ahead and scroll down get the password or the one time password I don't really need to save this password because no matter what's going to prompt me Put that in hit okay It verified all those factors And away we go. We're able to transfer data up arrow ping. I'm able to ping and talk internally to the Untangle server I'm on the inside of the network now Go ahead and stop that now like I said if it drops it will keep prompting them for 2fa So even if I do and we'll go ahead and disconnect And we're going to go ahead and connect and this time we'll save the password Check this box So is it yep And here we go it should time out and then start pinging again Now we'll do it one more time Disconnect She'll drop that You connect again the password save so that's still happened But still going to require tootp because it does not have that factor because the server of course is validating it I want six connects and Away we go it's going to start just any second now. Let's just start pinging again And there we go. We got data and traffic passing. So I think this is a welcome addition that extra layer of security I'm happy they added it. I'm happy it's implemented in a relatively easy way for end users To be able to do this and for those wondering does it work like this in linux? Matter of fact, yes, it does if you do it from the command line in linux It will bring up an extra prompt When doing it so for the two factor So depending on how you configure things, but that may not be ideal in the linux world to do But I'll leave that part up to you. Anyways, this is tom lorence. I wanted to share this with you Comment down below if you thought this was interesting If you want to learn more about untangle as a whole I've got reviews. I've done. I'll leave links to that video down below It's going to be a slightly older version But most of the features are the same except for this being a more recent than the video I've done But nonetheless, we are a reseller just fold as closure in case anyone's wondering or wants to High-risk for consulting on untangle and this is tom lorence. I'll see you guys online. 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We've got bones Highland for the nuggets John Marant for the Grizzlies Andrew Wiggins for the warriors Carl Anthony Towns Wolves Deer and Fox nice swipa go into the Kings Jordan pool going the Warriors at Luca Garza jumbo patch for the Pistons miles bridges for the Hornets Jay parrot for the Knicks Patrick Williams bowls that is bones Highland Jamal Murray Let's go into the nuggets on the dual auto redemption That is Shadowbox Desmond Bain for the Grizzlies Jericho Sims Knicks Gary Harris for the magic Tony Koukouche bowls Devante Graham Pelicans got Lou Dort for the Thunder Gordon Hayward. That's going to the Hornets Tram and going to the Thunder the Neo Gallinari Hawks Dwayne Washington jr. For the Pacers Mags cards. We've got True RPA santi Aldama The Grizzlies we had true RPA Trey Man. That's going to the Thunder We had soul of the game jersey number three of eight Josh Giddy again for the Thunder and Ten of 49 milestones auto Ja Marant on card so nasty We'll do it for the break. 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Welcome back to Why in the Morning, and this is the Tuesday Entrepreneurship Show. But today we have a little bit of a change, and we hope that you guys enjoy what we've brought to you. We had brought it in the introduction that we did earlier on today, and we talked about Honourable coming to our set today. And specifically, we have Honourable Jeff Kingangi, pardon me, a member of Parliament, and he's actually the MP from Berry South constituency, and he's here to discuss a few things about the youth. And this is why we have decided to put it under entrepreneurship, because he's here to actually advance and help the youth push an agenda forward to assist them in making their lives a little bit better. And he's not alone on set. My name is Joy Mochache, and I'd like for you to meet the rest of the people who are here with me today. Karibuni Sana. Thank you. Okay. I would like to start from that end. Good morning. My name is Yvonne. I am Communications Officer, Berry South constituency. I'm Edwin Bogo, Berry South constituency. I'm Ajira Trena. Okay. All right. I'm Rachel Loveran, Berry South constituency, and Ajira Trena. I see. Thank you. My name is Kingangi, I'm the MP for Berry South. Okay. So you'd like for me to just throw it to you as honorable Kingangi today. That's right. No problem. And so we have got a wonderful, wonderful discussion lined up for you guys today. And in case you want to chip in, first of all, I'd like to let you know that you can do so through our social media handles, which are right at the bottom of the screen, asking any questions that you'd like. And maybe we'll get some time to discuss and give you back some feedback. So let's jump right in. Just as an introduction, Berry South constituency is actually in Ember County. Actually, it's one of the largest that's getting marginalized and it's actually still on its feet. It's still growing as we speak. There are a lot of things and a lot of developments that may not be reaching that area. And aside from the developments, today we're here to talk about youth agendas, because that's what Moishimere is here to push forward. Isn't that right, sir? That's right. Okay. And thank you very much for inviting us to the studio. Okay. We were very excited, actually, the young people who traveled last night to be here this morning. And we're very excited about this opportunity to be here and to talk about our constituency and the kind of things that we're doing in the constituency. In particular, the youth agenda in the Berry South constituency. Okay. Yes. The youth agenda in Berry South constituency. Maybe we'll just start off by talking about some of the things that are mostly known about the Ember County to be specifically in Berry South constituency. Okay. Thank you. Ember County is one of the counties around Mount Kenya and specifically Mount Kenya East. Berry South is one of the four constituencies of Ember County. And it happens to be the largest of the constituencies in Ember County. Yes. As a matter of fact, almost half the landmass of Ember County constituency is located in Berry South constituency. It is bounded by River Turner. And therefore we have more than 100 kilometers of river which is a boundary between us and Micheacos and us and Kitui County. Wow. And because of that, we are on the drier side of Ember County. And therefore, we have challenges of water. We have challenges of rainfall. But we are lucky. We have a very vibrant community and a very vibrant youth that are coming up. Very ambitious, very hardworking. Yes. And this is what we want to tap into by having a specific agenda that addresses the challenges that are being faced by the youth in their constituency. I see. Yes. And maybe we can talk about some of those challenges because now that we've gotten an introduction and an understanding of what Ember County is all about and specifically what Berry South constituency is all about, let's talk about some of the challenges that the youth are undergoing and then we can talk about some of the measures you would wish to put in place in order to change and turn around those challenges. Thank you. Berry South, as I said earlier, is a dry constituency. It's a semi-arid, a biscuit semi-arid. And because of that, most of the constituents live on arable farming, patient farming, keeping a few livestock and basically doing food, I mean farming for food, not so commercial. And because of that, most of families are challenged in terms of income, having money to push their family through school. Most of the young people go through school with a lot of difficulties. The parents are struggling to get money to pay school fees, but they still do manage to pay through school. And because of that, once you go through school and then you don't have employment, it's a big challenge to the young people, to the family, to even the community. And I give my example of myself. Okay. I was brought up in Berry South. Going through school, I had to get jobs during the holidays to be able to pay school fees for the next time. And once I finished, actually my siblings, about six of them, mostly dependent on what I earned to get through school. Of course they worked, but they worked themselves, but primarily dependent on what I earned to be able to go through school. So you can imagine if a family has put a child through school and then at the end of the game, that child does not have employment. It's a big blow because it's a whole family's investment. It means the siblings that are following that young person are also suffering. And they're looking at you and saying, what are you doing here? Why don't you get a job? Why don't you help us? So it's a big challenge. So that's one of the challenges, employment and employment fruition. Right, I see. And before we talk about the rest of the challenges, we have actually some people from Nigeria right here sitting with us. And I hear that you are the CEO. Okay, Karibusana. And before we come to talk to you about the Agira digital, as it's called, because it's actually a part of the solution for these challenges, we want to finish talking about some of those challenges first and then we'll come to a solution, which Agira is a part of that solution. Isn't that right? Okay, so Zawa, let's go to the next challenge. So the other challenge is that my area, there is the business of Mugoka, which is Mira, which is a good thing because the community earns money through the sale of Mugoka. But it's a challenge to the youth. Because it's easy money, then the youth are attracted to getting to the industry, which is not right in any community for youth to be engaged in business. We want the youth to remain in school, grow, be competitive like other Kenyans, get an education. If in the future they choose to go back to Mira business, that is a decision being made by a mature person. But for the youth, for the young people, it is always a risk. Because once they go there, then they're exposed to drugs, they're exposed to other behaviors, they mix with adults, and they don't have a space where they can grow. With mentors, with people who are encouraging them to look beyond to look at the rest of Kenya to integrate and to plug into the economy in a more broader way, rather than just buying and selling of Mira. So Mira to the youth is a challenge in terms of people dropping out of school, children dropping out of school. Dropping out of school, and even sometimes when they do finish school, it's something that they jump onto because there's not much else to do. Yes, when they finish school, they don't have engagement, they don't have a job, then it's difficult for them to sit around there doing nothing. When the rest of the family, they are doing Mira business, so they join in, again getting exposed. So that is a challenge. And finally, that the youth need to be exposed to what the rest of the world is doing.  So they are able to show them, hey, look, you can aim higher. Look at me, I was where you are, now I'm here. You can chase me. And when they get there, and the younger ones, when they get there, the others also in militia, so we need role models. And we need a space where very people can model each other and encourage each other to come out of this situation. I see, I understand. And also some of the things we're going to be talking about are also the lack of investment for things like technical skills, education and normal life skills and also business skills. Things that they can grab on to and hold on to in order to create a better life for themselves after they're through with school. And wow, so some of the things that you want to introduce are these technical skills. And maybe we can hear about them because now that we're done talking about the challenges, we'd like to talk about some of the solutions. I want to talk about the youth agenda. First now. In general. Okay. And then I'll let Yvonne introduce the innovation hub that we've created and the Agila program. Okay. Broadly speaking, we have looked at the youth and we want to engage all youth very constructively so that those who are school leavers, they have something to do. Those who are waiting to get a job, they have something to do. Those who, the youth who are already working in businesses like Border Border, others are also trying other businesses, we want to engage them. The first program is about football. We are engaging them through football. Beginning from grass root and building up at least to a final. Yes. To the finals. Yes. And right now they're very, very busy competing. And it's become very competitive. The discussions are coming out of there. Right. And when we're talking about solutions, this is what we're talking about. These are the solutions we're talking about. Exactly. Because again, that gives us opportunity. To engage with the youth and to hear what are their challenges? How best to help them? What do they want? Which path should we be concentrating on? And this conversion happening when you're playing football. The other one is a challenge of those engaged in the Border Border business, riding motorcycles and carrying passengers. There are a lot of accidents happening. Most, a lot of them, because of maybe the condition of the road, but some of them is because the riders are not competent. And then they run into problems with the police. And then there is the insurance cannot be paid because the rider did not have a license. So we have set up a program where we help them go through proper driving school training and acquire a driving license. At the moment we have 200 of them who are already engaged, who are in school. And in a few weeks, we'll be having a graduation. And then push more into the driving school so that they come up with skills. And also, this is a good thing for the community because some of the accidents which are happening because they do not understand the traffic rules, now we expect them to reduce. And we expect the insurances to pay because the people who are doing this business are qualified and have the driving license. And then finally is the program which involves the Constituency Innovation Hub and the Ajira training, which I would like Yvonne to introduce. Thank you. Okay. So initially what happened was the government felt the need to actually empower the youth by giving them technical skills or giving them a place where they can be able to venture into the online sphere. So through the Ministry of ICT, the government partnered up with members of parliament to create what is known as Constituency Innovation Herbs. And the Constituency Innovation Hub is basically a space that is equipped with free Wi-Fi and the government then gives you hardware about 13 to 14 laptops and young people can come there and they can use their hardware, they can use the free Wi-Fi to kind of help them as they go along. However, what happened was, okay fine, the CIH has been established, the Wi-Fi is there, the hardware is there, but then how do we get the youth to move from wherever they are, whether it's in their houses or it's just sitting by the road or pull even that youth who is busy picking mogoka. How do I pull this youth to come down to the CIH and actually use it and in turn, how do I get or put into this youth something else that will help them move away from the vices that they are currently facing at the moment. So the ICT authority, ICTA, then introduced what is called Agira Digital Training. Now, Agira Digital Training, as many of us would know, is a platform that now is a bridge between the people and people who are giving work online. So you don't have to go to an office to actually feel like you're working, you can actually work from wherever you are. So Agira Digital Training is a one-week training and the youth come to us and we partnered with ICTA. So initially the first cohort, we had ICTA trainers who came and it was a TOT program where some of our youth were actually selected and some of them, two of them actually sit here. And it was to ensure that instead of having ICTA workers coming from Nairobi to Embarrass South, they actually now empower the youth in the home ground to continue the program. So the youth come in, they come every day from 8am to 4pm. They go through the basic skills that they require from communication skills, soft skills, marketing skills. They go through the different jobs that are available and the different jobs that are marketable right now to the European market, to the American market, because you know like you get what we call virtual assistants, it's basically... Virtual assistants. Yes, virtual assistants. I'm an assistant, but I'm sitting in Kenya. My employer sits in Europe. Oh okay, that's pretty cool. It's pretty cool. I assist my employer in his or her work, but I don't need to be physically there. I just need to work according to their timelines. Yes. You see, if it's content writing, being a university student, you know how many thesis or how many projects you have to work on at a particular time. You've got seven units that you're doing in a semester. You've got seven projects that you need to kind of present. But you don't have this time. You know how life is very fast in Europe and America and all those other areas. You have to work, you have to go to school. So what do you do with your projects? You disseminate your projects. You look for a worker online. There's always that format that they have to write the projects in. You give that work to somebody in Kenya. That person will type out that project for you. And then you will present it to your lecturer. Your employer will get the grade, but it's actually your work. Right. And then, and you've got, obviously you're getting some kind of pay out of it. And it's work. It's work. So basically this is an online market where you focus on creating work for the youth. Yes. And I like what you called it, the Concentration Innovation Hub. I love it because it's all about innovation. You've innovated various ways in which our youth can communicate, even if it's with, like you said, international communities. Yes, yes. Having people do certain work for them and getting paid for it. And I think that's amazing. And you've identified, it looks like you're really working on technology and ICT. Yes. And Moshi Muro mentioned football. Yes. So the two things I'm seeing are sports. Yes. And ICT. Yes. Slash technology. Yes. And I think these are wonderful things and wonderful ways to engage the youth. Yes. And actually a good thing is, yes, a lot of people are interested in free Wi-Fi as you may say. And the moment someone knows this free Wi-Fi somewhere, you know, you're just like, why not? Why not? So yes, they'll go and use it and find that, look, I can make some money instead of sitting here and like Moshi Muro said, pinching Mogokau or just wasting time with some friends. Yes. And that's exactly what we want for our youth. Yes. This is a wonderful agenda.  Okay. So those are the jobs that are available. The reason why I'm very passionate about this is because I myself was an online worker. So I know what it takes to actually work and I know that it pays off. All you need to have is consistency. You need to be consistent. You need to have good work ethics and you need to have great relationships with your employers. And the one thing that you need is just one job. You just need that one job. And the moment you secure it, that's it. Jobs just come flying through the window. People are making money from this and they're making very good money from it. But unless we tell our youth there's something else available for you out there. And not only tell them, bring it to the door. Bring it to the door and actually open the door and tell them, look, this is it. Then they won't know it. Then you won't be able to engage them. And that's exactly what we are doing. We've opened the door. We are now showing them this is the way. It's up to you to take it. And luckily for us, we've actually been very blessed. The youth of Marysouth are eager. The first cohort, we had about 60 youth. And I had to cut down the youth. I had to cut down the numbers. It reached that point. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It was like an overflow. Yeah, it was an overflow. It was an overflow. We've got to see us coming in. So much interest. So much interest. So much eager. I'm telling you, like my phone was dinging the whole of Sunday. Like, I want to come in on Monday. I want to come in on Monday. Up until about 10 p.m. in the evening, that's how eager they are. Last week I had a parent who called me out and told me, look, my child wasn't called in the first cohort. I need my son to be in the second cohort. I love it. I actually took the number. Then I called the boy. The boy was there in 30 minutes. That's it. That's how much they need it. That's how much they need this. I see. That's how much they actually need it. Yes. And before Moshi Miwa says something, I'd like for Edwin and actually Rachel to touch on the Ajira Digital Kidogosana to kind of expound on it. I know that you've already touched on it. But because you're here, you're wearing the shirts, I would love for you to give some detail. All right. Thank you. I'll start by saying it's... Please keep your mouth. Yes, yes. Thank you. I'm grateful to be part of the Ajira team. And not only the skills, OK, we are equipped with, for helping the clients outside the country or between the countries and what I mean, the skills can be used to maybe even in the schools. The youths who are already in the schools and the work we present to our Ajira. And I can say that it's just a... I'll say it's a dirty work because I took one of those skills. Yes, yes. Yes. So I'm grateful and encourage all the youths who are in the government and the whole government. When you're saying you took one of those skills, are you saying you were a part of... Yes, you know, I was a part of the process. That's interesting. And I was chosen to share the skills which I learned and part of it I learned in the university. Actually, I'm in Chuka University. Yes. And I'm grateful to share all the skills. And if I may use this in Kisahili. OK. Easy skills to pair with. Of course. The idea is to pair with money. To pair with the work we present. To pair with the work we present. Motivation with idols. You can market yourself through on social platforms. Yes, yes. Even the Wi-Fi initiative. Yes. So, I encourage all the youths to join hands with Moshi Mua. Moshi Mua is a very busy person. She's always eating and eating. Wow, lovely. Now that I've created this initiative. Thank you. Thank you for that. Yes, Madam CEO, Rachel. Yes, talk about this a little bit. OK. This is your program thing. It has really expanded us. Your program thing. I love it. It has really expanded us, by the way. As you said, as I've been saying, even at school, just some minutes ago, I think not today, but yesterday. It was called by someone to help the person to submit the project. Wow. No, because this, as Jera, you have been taught to grammar check. When you submit your project to the teachers, it becomes perfect until it's like, how do you manage to do this? When you do it with soft copy. How do you manage to do it? The grammar check is OK. We learn those things. We learn those skills. And we are able to produce the best. And then something else. We are much encouraged by the, how these youths are turning up for this thing. It's really encouraging. We were the first cohort. We were trained. Now we are training. It's encouraging us. The second and the third cohort, we're like, we're almost 100. Wow. The second and the third. No, the third is still ongoing. It will commence tomorrow. Then we'll be ready for graduation. The youths are really encouraging us. They really want to do it. Yes. And we'll also thank the Mushi Miwa for this project, for the free wifi. The laptops, he's given us laptops in this age. So we will be able to assist them. So if someone is at home and may bid for the job, we bid for jobs. We sing their concert recreat. If someone at home has bid for the job, but you have a problem with the wifi, you have a problem. You don't have a laptop. You don't have a smartphone. You just run to the CIH. You get the free wifi and the free laptop. And then you're good to go. You get your money at other times. Going down to the mogoka thing, idling. Yeah. That's a wonderful initiative. Thank you so much. I'd like Mushi Miwa to say what he wanted to say. And then, Yvonne, maybe you can touch on Ujanja Machinani. And then I shall finish off by talking about the Mamba League. I just wanted to say how this has opened floodgates. Yes. One of the things which has happened is that the youth came up with their own ideas. And before the week was over, they were bubbling with ideas. To the extent that I said, look, we have to make this sustainable. And what we have done now, we have created what we call the Community Empowerment Center. It will be run by a trust. It is an independent body, company limited by guarantee. And the guarantors are the trusts. Under this program, the center which we are building will now accommodate other initiatives coming from the youth. Amazing. They're proposing that, look, most of the people now have smartphones. Yes. Even people in the rural areas have smartphones. That's true.  And in many cases, it's just a question of the software. And they say, we know how to do this. We can teach each other how to do it. So in the center, there will be those people who will be doing smartphones. Others are repairing computers. Others are installing. They're teaching each other. They're teaching each other. And these were the students for the first cohort. Now we have the center director and the trainer here. The minister only sent only one person to just oversee, to just see that we're taking off properly. And in terms of sustainability, now the trustees are also free now to walk away, look for partners to partner with them, and then just push it off. They are able now, the center will accommodate more suggestions. Those who want to do online work can do it. Those who want to do hardware repairs can do it. Those who want to do mobile phones can do it. And then we had a very interesting entry. There are people who want to record YouTube. So we're looking for a container. They want to start their YouTube channels. YouTube channels. We are looking for a container so that we can make a studio. Like this one inside a container, just to be smaller. Yes, yes. But we want to do it inside a container so that our youth can come and record whatever it is and post it online and make some money. Make some money. We have one of the trainees who came in the first cohort. He sees as a comedian. Wow. But he has never had a chance. No platform. He's waiting for the studio so that he can channel with comedies in the YouTube. We have dancers. We have a group of dancers in the town. In fact, they get exposed. Right now they're participating in promoting our team in Africa and in Egypt. They're participating in the dances and whatever. And all this. And the more coming they want to record. We want to do this. The pastors who was to preach and record it. And we are creating that space. It's so, so, so exciting. It's so, so exciting. And I'm glad that you said, if one is going to talk about Wichita Machine and because it's one of those things that sprang up and everybody said wow. Everyone said wow. And we went to see the minister. And the minister said what? Is that yours? Can I have it? No, no, no. You cannot have it. Can I have it? We said no, you cannot have it. This is Better South Youth and it is an initiative that you can plug in and come in to help us. And that is why the minister said I am coming. And he said he told the peers we're going together. So this Friday at nine o'clock the minister is flying in with the peers. We're going to receive him. There were 200 board of boarders who are undergoing training. We'll be there to receive him and give a motorcade to the center and the rest of the youth will be waiting. Amazing, amazing. These guys, 100 of them will be having gowns waiting for graduation. Graduate. We have a professor. And that's always a great feeling. We even have a professor who is coming to conduct the graduation in style. Amazing, I love it. So it's so exciting. Yes, yes, yes. That we feel this is a way to go even for the rest of the youth in Kenya and we're very, very, very excited about this. And we are hoping that it's actually going to spread from very south into the whole of Nairobi. Absolutely, absolutely. They have no choice. Unfortunately, we don't have too much time, but I just want you to say maybe rather quickly about Ujanja Mashinani. Okay. Ujanja Mashinani is bringing, it's a name that's coined, it basically is bringing wit at a rural... I like the name too. It's very clever. It's just bringing wit to the rural kind of level. So during the training we identified there were two gaps. One gap is that we could not bring people on board who didn't have basic computer skills. So we've got two parts of Ujanja Mashinani. We've got Ujanja Basics, which is now pulling the youth, the women, the elderly men, and teach them the basic computer training so that we can then absorb them into the Agira digital. Then we've got Ujanja Mashinani, which is basically using the technical skills that we have and disseminating these technical skills to the youth, to the women, to the men in the sphere in which they're currently working in. The rural areas. In the rural areas, what we're trying to do is we're trying to dissociate that you have to come to the urban area to actually succeed. You can actually succeed when you're in the rural area. If I'm a farmer, I'm a pig farmer, how do I use technology to advance my farming? If I'm a dancer, for instance, how do I use technology, like YouTube, to advance my skills and my talents? So that's basically what it is. And we are really looking forward to it. Ujanja Mashinani will also be launched on Friday. So this will be a big part of the youth agenda. I see. And I shall talk a little bit very quickly about the Mamba League. And Moshi Mua can say his last and final parting was very, very shortly because we are out of time, apparently, and we need to give space to our next interview. And so the Mamba League, as I'm told, is actually running from the 18th of May all the way until the 17th of August. And it's going to be a wonderful football. Is it a football match? Yes, it's a tournament, yes. Football tournament where people are actually going to be winning prices. And these prices are amazing because who doesn't like money? We have the first one going for 50,000. That's for the top winner. And the runner-up gets 25,000. The runner-up team and the third team get 10,000. And then 5,000 for the four other teams, which will come in next after that. And I think these are great, great initiatives and great ways to get people from doing nothing to kind of join sports. And like he said, that was his first thing, was football. So the sports and the technology, they have found a way to put them together so that they can help the youth. And this is exactly what Mamba League is all about. And we are hoping that this will be a success. Now Moshi Mua, we don't have much time, but I want to say maybe your parting words to the youth. My parting words is simple. There is hope for the youth in Kenya. Those who don't have jobs, they all have ideas. You don't have a job, you have ideas. We can talk about your idea. We can bring in people who are in that sector and find out how your ideas can make money. And this is what we are doing at the center. So my word is there is hope for the youth in Kenya. There is hope for the youth in Kenya. Those are honorable Jeff Kingang's last words on this wonderful, wonderful show. And he has come here to talk and push his youth agenda. Remember that you can join and help out. Is there any way, by the way, let's say that someone is not from Beira South, but they're interested in coming there to do these things. Is there any way that they can do something? Yes, this opportunity for the whole of Kenya to plug in. This is how you plug in. The young people that we have trained, we are graduating 100. One of the ways to use them is to invite them to your place to come and teach your youth. And they are quite skilled. And with just past fear, they will come and train. So we are looking forward to that. The other thing is you can bring in your trainers. We train them. And then take them out. And then also you can come and learn from us how the sustainability model that we've created, we can come and discuss and see how you can plug in. So yes, the whole of Kenya, actually we want to infect the whole of Kenya with this hope for the youth, that there is hope for the youth because they may not have a job, but they have ideas. And they have a fresh mind, which has not been used. We can use it to create jobs for them either online or just marketing or just selling the skills that they have. Okay. Thank you. Thank you so much. And that was honorable, Jeff Kigangi. And nobody likes infections. Nobody wants to catch them, but we do hope that everybody does catch this infection and it becomes an epidemic. We hope it becomes an epidemic in our country so that everyone can get some positive help. This is a positive epidemic we're talking about here. Thank you so much for tuning in. We have enjoyed you watching us. Our social media handles are down there on the screen. And remember, my name is Joy Mochache. Fine, we'll enjoy underscore mochache. Thank you. Coming up next is Barry Moses with another tears entrepreneurship show. This has been one in the morning.


Today we're gonna be frog fishing for some giant bass. I hope you guys have been enjoying the content. If you are, please hit the like button on today's video. Subscribe to the channel and drop a comment down below on the videos that you guys wanna see. So we're gonna be going out on this beautiful lake today, only throwing frogs the whole day. And we're gonna see if we can get on some really big fish. I think it's gonna happen. I'm actually with my boy Fletch. What's going on, oh, guys. Today he's actually gonna be fishing with the fly rod. I've never even fly fished before so I'm actually excited to watch you do this. I kinda wanna let you try it with no explanation. At some point in today's video, just give you a shot at it and see how you do. The water's really clear right now and I'm gonna be throwing this little white streamer so I'm hoping these fish are gonna come up and smoke this thing. So we're definitely gonna show a little bit of Fletcher fly fishing today just because I'm interested in it. So that's gonna be a little bit throughout the video and if you guys wanna see the full video it's on his channel, I'll link his channel down below. But yeah, we're gonna go ahead and hop into it. I know you guys love the top water videos. I know you love the frog content. We're gonna see if we can catch us a big one today. So let's go ahead and hop into it. All right, we're going to get started. Got the water on deck, got Fletcher on board. I'm excited. I mean, frog fishing has to be my favorite type of fishing ever. I love doing it. We did a lot of frog fishing, you know, in the last few weeks but I just can't get enough of it guys. I gotta keep on frog fishing. I'm gonna show you guys exactly what frog I'm using and the rigs I'm using but let's go ahead and get out here and see what we can do. So we just got out here, Fletcher's batteries are a little... We're struggling. So this was dead last time I used it. I plugged it in where I leave the boat and my dad's like office and they use the extension cords for other things around there. Apparently I think it got unplugged and plugged into a power tool. Yeah, we're gonna try to get in some of these pockets and kind of get away from all this because then fly fishing, you know, you're not gonna be fly fishing in this. And even with the frog, you know, we're not gonna be frog fishing in this but the goal today is pretty much to get this frog up in a bunch of these trees.  I think they're really gonna eat it well.  It's got a white bottom, green and yellow on the sides. And it's just a standard little old poppin' frog. This is the one I've been killing it on the river. So I'm excited about it. I think they're gonna eat it really good. I got this paired up on my Kicking Their Bass X-Lews bait caster combo right here. If you guys wanna check these out, I got right hand bait caster left hand and also spinning combos. Only on my website, KickingTheirBass.com. You can check out the link in the description box down below. Everybody that supported the brand recently, I really appreciate you all. It means a lot to me. And we've had a lot of great feedback on the combos, which is awesome. And I actually have this frog paired up with 65 pound braid. So, yeah, that's the game plan. Let's go ahead and get back in one of these pockets and see what we can do. I don't think it's really worth casting out here with all this wind hitting the bank. All right, hold speed ahead. When there's the wheel, there's the way. Yeah, it's pretty, it's pretty low in battery. You got enough juice to cut us, that's all right.  Dude, that was a, it's a giant, dude. Holy cow.  I mean, a shallow there. It's a biggin' dude. Does that, do you think she's five? Oh yeah. No, no, she's probably four. Of course, the one day. Oh no. Dude, that's a biggin' dude. Of course, the one day I bring the fly rod out and she doesn't bring it to the man. Hey, to break teeth, Fletcher, but the challenge might be over. I'm not gonna start.  I don't know, dude, that's a biggin'. I'm hoping we get some bigger ones. Oh, yeah, that's not, we're, I hope we get some bigger ones, but that's a freaking, dude, start off with that. That's a chunk. I probably ate it too, man. I think I'm gonna beat you. That's a good fish. I don't know if she's quite four. She's a high three pounder. I will say when it's mouth was first coming up, that was freaking. Yeah, she came out like swinging that thing. Yeah, she did. So guys, like, while I was talking about skipping this frog under these trees today, but Fletcher with this fly, he was gonna throw over these big culverts out here.  We're gonna weigh her. All right, guys, we're gonna go, you want a guess, Fletcher? I guess in, I think in one point. One point one? She looks like a, she looks like a, a little three. Yeah, I think a three, seven. I'm saying three, four. Ooh, she's lower than that. Three, three, three, three, one. I was too far off. You weren't too far? She definitely has a body of a four pounder, but she just doesn't, yeah, she just doesn't have that filled-outness, but you know, guys, we just started this video. Catch one on a frog that quick. That's exciting. That's a beautiful one right there. Thank you, baby. Wow. Okay. We got it started. I'm gonna be honest while you're fishing this stuff, I'm just gonna do some weird, weird things. You gotta watch out for your line too. Try one too, like. We'll get, we'll get the rhythm though. I'm afraid it's just super clear right now in this stream right here. Let's get that frog. I'm probably a little harder to make them blood. Trying to get my left hand cast and left hand skipping down in a second. Plus, every time I switch from my boat to this boat, it's a different water level, you know? It's crazy how much, like different it feels. Yeah. Like it's a totally different angle. It's like you're so much closer to the water in this than you are in regular bass boat. And I've had to like learn opposite because you like learn to skip on a bass boat where I learned to skip on something more similar to this. So, trying to skip off my bass boat has been. You're still trying to get it down. Yeah, like when I can make. Oh my goodness.  You had to have been able to see that on the gopher, right? Oh yeah, don't touch the trees. You'll learn that real quick down here. Dude, that fish was like a freaking- There may flies. There it is. Dude, that's a different one. I barely hooked at him too. Look at how they're eating it, clutcher. Gosh. I mean, just in the back of their throat, man. All right, buddy. Oh my gosh. That was another three pounder. Holy cow, look at that. Yeah, we're getting these big ones today, guys, on this frog. He was barely hooked. Dude, if you look at his mouth, you can't even see where I punctured the hooks. I literally get him. That's what I'm saying. I'll lift it up on it. You didn't, I don't even think it had the bar. That's a nice bass, though. I don't think he's bigger than that last one I caught, but that's a freaking, that's a good one, man. Second fish. Cast before, it had one following me off, guys, and that thing just annihilated it. Gotta love that frog bite, man. It's looking good. The two fish I've caught, they freaking ate it. All right. Let's get back in there. That was cool. I'm a good ballsy.  I couldn't like torque back. I almost fell out of the boat. Wow. Okay. Yeah, I went ballsy there. That shows you where they are. They're all the way up there. Dude, they're up in that stuff. I casted well over that tree, guys. I was gonna get them all. I was in that shade up there. That was pretty cool. Leak. I mean, what in the world, dude? About to fall out of the boat. Did you hear that blow up? I mean, dude, there. That's crazy he wouldn't come out for that fly. They're cranking that. It is crazy. I mean, don't get me wrong. I was way up in there just a little bit further than you. It tastes like QC, dude. I just go through how important like getting the cast in the right spot can be. Yeah. Especially when they're ambushed. Seriously. Yeah, I clutched with at least two cast in there before I threw that frog. Don't get me wrong. They're cranking this frog, but it's just crazy. Look how they're eating that thing. That's a good fish, too, man. Every fish I've had on this. Oh, that's my favorite type of fish, and it gets me every time.  And I want y'all's feedback. What is your favorite frog to throw? If you guys had to pick one frog out of any frog on the market to throw, what would it be? I'm curious. And also like your color choices, which I know they're pretty simple.  I mean, there's all different colors of frogs, but.  There's another one behind it. Oh, there's two. Oh, it's just like five. There's five. There's five J. Biggins, right here, Fletcher. Right here, bro. Right here, right here. He's gonna eat it. He's gonna eat it. He's gonna eat it.   Oh my God. How do you not eat it? Bro, I hear him schooling up under these trees, too. I'm just gonna get this fish out. Oh my God. Guys, that was next cast. That was next cast on the frog. What? I thought that was your moment for it, dude. I really did. I know. Dude, there was four fish with this. They were all bigger than this. I know, you guys. They're all. Oh my goodness. He choked the two guys. There had to have been like a little school of bass just roaming down this bank. I think there's another one eating on that bank. There we go. Wow. What a catch. That was crazy to see. I get your heart pumping, guys. You think you can get it up on that bank? I'm gonna try. I do. I think you're gonna get eaten. I know that's a really tight spot. You should be good there. Wow. That's deep. Yep, we're on. Yes. Dude, that's a big one, Fletcher. I saw it disappear. Let's go. Dude, that was a nice one. First big of the day. Oh, there's the divine of the divine. Are they really? Yeah, yeah. I just got hit, too. Dude, there's a lot of fish on here. We just gotta take our time with the fly. We got a really light line. And we got like a three pounder on here. Holy shoot, he's running, brother. I think he's bigger than that. He's really dogging me right now. Holy sh- Bro, I might need your help when we get him up here now. Yeah, yeah. I can't tell if there's something with him or not. God, dude, he's dogging. I was wicked. We found the right little pocket. Yeah, that's a, oh no. There we go. He's a good three pounder. Yeah, he's pushing three. Come on up in here. Yeah, that's fine. He's only in me. Oh, he's fat. You just chunked him. Yeah, he's a three, though. He's not four. Boom! Yes, sir! Dude, that's a chunk. On the fly. Let's freaking go. Nice. That's sweet. Yeah, there's a lot of fish. Yeah, I saw your line go tight. Yeah. Well, I was looking at the fly and it just disappeared. I was like, I took my off of it for like two seconds. I looked back and I was like, where'd it go? And just reeled over and pulled the line up and boom, what about it being? I think we can definitely do better than there. I think Noah probably has the lead still. I'm going to put this one back and let's just put it in there. Got some respectable size to it. Hey, we got to double up. We'll weigh it again. He is a tiny squirt. Out of feeling there's going to be another one under that tree. The wheat's a tiny guy. Smallest one today. Look how dark this fish is, though. Being up in the shade, dude. Mornar canton. It's a pretty golden bass. So there is more with that fish? Oh yeah, there was like five with them, dude. They just came out. They were all bigger than them, too. Really? Every one of them. It's cool to find a little protected cove like this, guys. You know, the wind was whipping out there on the main lake and kind of got tucked in this little pocket, which is great for me and him and y'all. Just the GoPro audio as a whole. And this frog. Our power problem over there. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And the boat problem. All right, Fletcher, will I get a bite if I cast over this tree? And if I do, can I get them over that branch? That looks so juicy. Only one way to find out. I can't believe there wasn't one, right, though. Maybe they were just all under that one bit. So good. Look at that school. I think they're just patrolling the van. Yeah, they're just roaming.   You know, you got that sunny day, they're gonna be more positioned under this stuff a little bit better. Just the thought, you know, should do this cloudy today and we did see that whole school of bass just kind of roaming that bang. The last time we fished right here, Fletcher, I lost that big glide bait fish. Oh my gosh. Oh, yeah, he did lose a big one rip back here. Fletcher, get eaten, guys. Fletcher, I ate the berry tea, but I think you have a fish. You what? Oh my God. Yeah, you have a fish. You have 100% of a fish. Look at him running. Oh my goodness. Not it, I got a huge knot in my line. Oh God. Oh! Oh my God. That was sick. Dude, it's the dead.  I can't get this fish any more line than it already has. I think there's another fish behind him, though. Really? Yeah, I think that's all one. I have a huge knot in my line. I'm trying to get it out. Oh my God. Wait, wait, wait. Look! Oh! Oh my gosh! It's a big one! Bro, look at that thing. Bro, you just kissed that frog. That's a five pounder, Fletcher. Come on in here. Narlan's here. Yo. What? OK. You can't beat that. Oh my God. Dude, he's big. Look, there's another one under him, bro. You see that? I got the freaking big, and somehow I got lucky. I'm trying to get over here. Cut one up, big girl. Oh! Oh my goodness. That might be a five, Fletcher. Come on, Fletcher. Oh! Fletcher, bro! Bro, that's a- It's on the fly, and on the frog. Bro, that's a tank right there, actual. That was cool. I got to get a weight on this one, dude. That's a- I don't know. I think that's one, isn't it? Yeah, I don't know if she's five or she's a high four. Guys, let's see what we got. Oh my God. Almost four and a half. 4.39. Oh. She's just a little skinny. She's definitely got the head and the body of a five pounder, though. That is a beast of a bass right there to eat for our guys, almost a five. Can I do the double release? Double? Yeah. Can I release them both? Yeah. All right, Fletcher, we're going to get the juice. All right. Fletcher's going to release. I'm going to release both of these fish. That was sick underwater shot here. Is it recording? Let's go, dude. That was cool. That was sick. That was awesome. I could have gone better. Yeah, dude, I like, look up, man. And you're getting that knot out of your line. And I was like, dude, your line has to be running. I thought you said something because I was not looking at it at all. Dude, I looked at it for probably 15 seconds without saying anything. And I was like, dude, there is a fish on that. And then all of a sudden, like, I threw up there when you were like, I think I saw one behind them. And I saw that small one roll on me. That big one just came up and kissed it, dude. Yeah, just a little. Well, Fletcher, I think one thing you definitely need to be killing that thing, dude. Both your bites have been where that thing is just dead, like, falling. Yeah, that's money. Guys, I hope you're enjoying the video this far. If you are, make sure you hit the like button. It's been a crazy day already. We haven't even been out here too long. And he's got some really cool ones on the fly. I freaking killed them on the FROG. It's been good. I know we can get a bigger one though. We got a four and a half. It's so weird because we went down, so this pocket's been so productive. And we went down the other bank and it was like, the lights out, you know, for the most part. This bank's been a little quiet. We did get the biggest one down this bank, but I don't know. Compared to the other side of the bank, which you guys will find that, you know, while fishing, whether you're fishing a lake or a river, a pond, it doesn't really matter. You can end up finding those areas that pulled in a lot more fish. Or maybe one day, one side of the bank is just a lot better than the other. It's kind of what we're seeing right now with this spot. Like, if this was the same little cubby on the other side of the bank, I think there'd be a fish. It's great. Literally, just waiting on that moment. Getting those things up there too. I mean, I'm like... Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's probably... Like, not even like a little nibble or a follower. I'm getting up on that. I'm gonna be honest though, this is the same side of the bank like that other pocket that they weren't biting. You know what I mean? We might get on this other side behind us and we notice that it's just a complete opposite. You know? It's gonna be a reason. Whether it's the way the sun's hitting the bank or...I don't know. I mean, I'm just... I'm up in the saw. I do like... None of us have pulled like an eight pounder out of here. Finally a bite. I just went off the sound there, dude. I didn't even see him eat it. I was so far up in that. How about I say, man, there's gotta be a fish in here. You notice he bit right when we got to the back. There we go, guys. This is our first fish in a second. He ate that frog pretty good. It's not a big one, but not a bad one. Easy two and a half pounder. He ate that frog up in that tree. We're fishing that frog so productive.  Finally get back here. We did get one. We're hoping this other side of the bank's gonna produce. There's three or four out there, kid. There's something like that. Oh, man. Goodness. Yeah, that's a nice one. I think it was that big. He ate it like a small one. I think he's four pounds, dude. He ate it right away. Oh, no, you might be a little shy of that. Yeah, he's a little shy of that. It was a nice one, though. Good three pounder. I got him under the jump. There he goes. I'm fine with that. Just a little quicker at least, all right? Sometimes you think it's like a small one and then you see him and you're like, what in the world? You don't expect him to be that big. You just tackle that dang thing. Nice little bass. Now my frog's sinking. Oh, no, I broke my frog. Hey, that's sad. Yeah. See the front of it? I broke it. I brought a black frog, but I'm not. Yeah. Oh! Oh, my God, dude, that's a really big one. I cannot have good pressure on him at all. Oh, there we go, there we go. Yeah, I'm gonna help you land this one. Okay, hold on. That is the best one so far today. For me, I think. He's long, dude. Oh, yeah. You gotta play him easy with these fly lines. I'll get you in that tree. Come on. That's a long bass.  God, look how long that fish is. Oh! We got her. Dude, that is such a long fish. That was epic. All right. So, let's take one of Fletcher's Pickle Poppers. I still can't get any of these, bro. I can't find them anywhere. What, the bottom big one? It's been two years since I've been able to bottom it. Striking right now. I figured I'd check them out. But if you guys want to check out the bottom pickles, you guys know this is like the magic frog. This is like probably my favorite frog. Definitely my favorite frog of all time. But the green one is what I really like. We're gonna be throwing the black one today. But if you guys want to get a discount on any of the Striking baits or check out these frogs, you can get them on their website. Striking.com. I'll have the link down below as well. Yeah, we're gonna try out the pickle. This thing gets some big bites. I don't know what it is about it. It might be the silicone. Like the difference between the silicone on a normal frog.  And this is like more of a thicker skirt. I don't know, it's really weird. It's interesting. It's a little different, but it's the same concept when it comes to popping it. Oh, look at him going after it, dude. Oh, there you come for it. Look, I'm right under it. Look. Look at him right under it. Nice. That was cool. There aren't many times you can site fish a frog. Or site fish a frog bass. Yeah, like through it. I was like, man, that's a bad cast. You know, I was going to reel it in and you just followed it out.  Look at that. Beautiful bass, though. He's been eating some shad, too, flesh. Golly. He's got some sharp old chomp or something. Look at that one, dude. It's not a bad one, Flesher. That's not bad. Thick guy. That was cool, though. I saw him follow it out, guys. I threw a bad cast. I was like, I'm gonna reel it down. I saw him just start chasing it. His water's so clear. When he got behind it, I kind of just had to keep popping it because it was pretty neat. But what's crazy about that is we fished a lot of this lake. We have not had many bites in the last, what would I say, hour and a half. Two hours. Very, very slow. And I will say we just came back to the pocket we hit at the beginning that we had a lot of luck at. Is that your first cast? It was like my third cast. But instantly, I mean, really, we came back to this pocket. So we're gonna go back through here and, you know, we're throwing something different this time. Black, popping pickle. See if we can get a couple more. I think we're gonna close out today. We might have some rain coming through and this trolling motor battery being dead is just not happening. Just stopped biting a little while ago. But I hope you guys enjoyed it. If you did, please hit the like button. 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