If you want a pretty good idea of what your test is going to be, combine quiz one and quiz two. All right? I think you'll find very few surprises. Number one. Oh, let's do the old because Doug's here and he likes to laugh. Okay. There you go. Number one. When you toss a fair dye three times, what's the probability that you will get a five on the first toss, a six on the second toss, and any number except two on the third toss. How many times are we tossing this dice, Amrit? Three. I think I can, for a dice, I think I can still use a tree for three events because I think this is really saying comma and comma and and what does and mean? Multiply. What are the odds of getting a five on the first toss, one out of six, and what are the odds of getting a six on the second toss, one out of six, and any number except a two, what are the odds of not two, five out of six, five out of 260, one more. By the way, this would be fair game on the provincial as a non-calc question. I think they'd be comfortable expecting you to go one times one times five and six times six times six. But I ask you to memorize some exponents at the very beginning of the year, way back when, when I still like to, I mean, I mean, when, anyways, yeah, right, okay. That came out wrong. Number two, how many cards? Two. Tree, or maybe I can just visualize it. Let's see. First card is a heart, second card is a heart. Are those both the same event, Madison, heart and heart? I think I can visualize this without doing a tree. The probability of heart one followed by heart two, I think it's going to be 13 out of 52 and 12 out of 51. If they had said a heart followed by not a heart, or if they had said instead of giving me the specific order, if they had said one heart and one non-heart, I'd probably have to draw the tree to look at all the different possibilities. But here, since they gave me an order, and by the way, that's technically a permutation, but you may have noticed when I did the combinations with you guys as a lesson, it was a video lesson. I really don't use permutations. I do a tree. I use combinations for card questions, but if it's like they're giving me the specific order, even if it's five cards in a row, I can follow that branch all five in a row, I think. 13 times 12 is, well 12 times 12 is 144, so 156 over 26, 52. What's that in lowest terms? If you reduced it fine, multiple choice, it would be reduced as your answer, so make sure you know how to reduce this, and I'm pragmatic, use your calculator. Okay, suppose you throw a fair six-sided dice. One is white, and the other is black. Let T be the total showing of both dice, and let B be the number showing on the black die. Let the probability that the total is eight, given that conditional, black is two. How many dice? I need to use a chart. I didn't leave you much room to do a chart, sorry, the trees, the trees. I'm going to try and do a chart. Where am I going to do my chart? So I'm going to write down here, use chart, and I'm going to wimp out and just open up a brand new page here. So I'm going to have black dice, one, two, three, four, five, six. What was the other color dice? White, one, two, three, four, five, six, and although this sounds like a lot of work, when you get good, this takes less than 60 seconds, well less than 60 seconds, one, one, one, two. You know what? Maybe I can just kind of visualize what's, well no, this is a quiz, you know, Jasmine in my homework, I might try and just see if I could visualize which ones I'd be circling just from this pattern already, but on a test or a quiz, I'll write it out. One, three, one, four, one, five, one, six, two, one, two, two, three, two, four, two, five, two, six, three, one, three, I'm not going to call these out because I'm having a hard time speaking and doing this at the same time. So on your test, five, five, let's try, what's that Miguel's height, oh sorry, no, five, four, okay, five, one, five, two, five, three. On your test, I'm going to give you Jordan a two dice question, but I'm probably going to make it that four sided tetrahedral dice that we did on the quiz because it's a much smaller chart to do, but I'm game, I'm keep going, I'm almost done. Six, one, six, two, six, three, six, four, six, five, six, six, okay, there's my chart. This is going to be, the probability of that given that is both t equals eight and black equals two divided by black equals two. Now how many of these is the black dice a two and the total is eight? I think only one out of 36, is it not? One out of 36 divided by, how many of these is the black equal starting with a two, one, two, three, four, five, six out of 36, oh wrong one, and the answer is one out of six. Now that I see that, I say, oh yeah, one circled out of six, but I got there with the formula just in case, is that okay, nope, not for two dice, I don't think, I haven't, well yeah, you could do a tree, but you know how many branches your tree would have, 36 branches, you really want to do that? We can, so rule of thumb, Brett, dice, two of them, chart, okay, number four, Dan, how many people are we selecting in number four, five, tree, no, are we selecting without replacement, bucket, because it's dependent. I'm going to go boys, girls, four boys, five girls, it says we want three girls, how many boys do we have to choose then if we're picking five people, two, my equation's going to look like this, four boys choose two, and five girls choose three, now that's the number of ways to pick three girls to make it a probability divided by the number of ways to pick five people. Oh yeah, nine, choose five, I got my built-in error check there, plus, first, plus, first equals first, last, plus, last equals last, okay, now I have to go to my calculator, I think, here we go, four math back, choose two, and five math back, choose three, divided by nine math back arrow, choose five, double check if I typed it in right, four choose two, five choose three, nine choose five, and lo and behold, I get an answer of .4762, how many decimal places, if they don't say, I usually go to four, so .4762, by the way, if you wrote .4761 in grade 12, we'll take a half mark off if you don't know how to round math eight, so don't be sloppy, Kelvin's still awake, I got you before, right, okay. Number five, two dart players, how many dart players, two, I'm already thinking maybe three, they throw independently one dart at a target, the probability of each player hitting a bullseye is .3 and .4 respectively, what does respectively mean in that order, what's the probability that at least one of them, you know what, player one hits or misses, player two hits or misses, hits or misses, what are the odds that player one hits a bullseye, .3, what are the odds that he misses a bullseye, .7, what are the odds that player two hits a bullseye, .4, .6, .4, .6, by the way, how can you tell these are independent because these two branches are the same, Amrit, what's this question, why don't we define the probability that what, now at least one is, it seems to me, this branch is at least one, this branch is at least one, this branch because two is at least one, you know what an easier, now you could get, what does or mean by the way, so you could go plus, plus, plus, I'm going to be clever and I'm going to go one minus the probability of none because it's less typing, you could use compliment here, I'm going to go one minus .7 times .6, also because I can do this completely in my head, I know that 7 times 6 is 42, so .7 times .6 is .42 and I can go one minus .42 in my head and get, is the answer 0.58, yes, pretty cool, huh, or Jordan you could have gone plus, plus, and plus, multiply down at a cross, but it's very handy, very useful, keep in the back of your mind the idea of the compliment, great shortcut, I like number six, so bag A contains one red and two white marbles, bag B contains one white and two red, a marble is chosen randomly from bag A and placed in bag B, a marble is then randomly chosen from bag B, determine the probability that the marble selected from bag B is white, huh, how many marbles are we picking, two, three, so here's what we have, it seems to me that starting in bag A, we could have been red or white, and you know what, I'll go red from A, white from A, how many red marbles are there in bag A, one out of, how many white marbles out of, okay, then we can have red from bag B, white from bag B, red from bag B, white from bag B, now down this branch we picked a red marble, and what did we do with that red marble, we put it in bag B, so how many marbles are there in bag B grand total now, not three, but, and how many are red down this branch, three out of four, one out of four, continue, you see where we're going Dan, we can actually, when I first saw this question, I thought holy smokes, changing marbles back and forth, no if it's two marbles, I can come up with every possibility, because Jordan down here, I picked a white marble, what do I do with that white marble, put it into bag B, so how many marbles are there in bag B, four, how many of them are white down this branch, two out of four, two out of four, this is a very neat dependent tree, because I'm actually changing the condition of the second bag each time, does that make sense, there's my tree, now I'm going to answer the question, they want the probability that we have that, it seems to me that it's this branch or that branch, is it not, it seems to me that it's going to be one third times one quarter or two thirds times two quarters, and conveniently I've even got a built-in common denominator, I think the answer is going to be five out of 12, how would I give out marks here, if you did the tree that would get you one mark, if you did it correctly, and then I would give you one mark for the answer, yeah it's worth two, that's actually, if you guys found that easy great, because in previous years my kids have found that really a challenge, but I'm trying to let you know we got some pretty flexible to it, specifically for two events Amy, we can solve almost anything, if this had been like replacing, picking five marbles going back and forth, that would be much tougher if I didn't do the tree, Tally find it, were you here last class, nope continue, next page, okay now multiple choice test, Jen this is a classic binomial, binome PDF or CDF question, because the odds here never change, on each question it's going to be one out of four, one out of four, so it's not like cards tree, we're going to use our binome thing, so how many questions? 12, that's also how you know this is not a tree, because there's no way I want you to do a 12 level tree now, what are the odds that a student gets none of the questions correct, now I'm going to do this both the long way and the short way, the long way was from 12 questions choose none correct, the odds of getting it correct are one and four, none, the odds of getting it wrong are three and four, 12 of those, and you can totally, yep you can totally do it that way, or if you're going to use your calculator and it's a written question Kelvin, you must write this out, show me the function and show me what went here, otherwise I can't give you full marks, and you would go 12, one quarter, zero, and I'm going to use my calculator because I'm a techie nerd, 12 comma 0.25 which is also one quarter, zero, the odds of getting them all wrong, you know what, Brett you'll probably get one right, or more, 0.0317, 0.0317, 0.032 I take that as well, three questions correct, so 12 questions choose three, and remember Jordan this is the formula that's on your formula sheet for this particular topic, it's n choose x, p to the x, q to the n minus x or something like that, that's there, but you got it built in, 12 choose three, one quarter, three right, three quarters, nine wrong, or binome PDF, 12 comma one quarter comma three, second function enter, hey change the zero to a three, I think this will be reasonable odds, yeah 0.2581, 0.26 sure, about a 26% chance of getting 25%, what does at most three questions mean, David, okay this means three or less, and this is where the binome CDF shines, this means three or two or one or zero, and you could do each of those and just add up your answers and that's perfectly valid, although it was silly, binome CDF of 12 comma one quarter comma three, that will calculate three or two or one or zero and add them up, nope can't do that Mr. Good, CDF of 12 comma 0.25 comma three, you know what you've got a pretty good chance of getting 25% or less on this test, 0.6488, what you really want to know is at least seven because seven or more means you passed, six or more technically but let's say we're shooting for more than bare minimum, so at least seven, the problem is this means seven or more, my calculator cannot do or more, it can only do or less, so I have to use the complement, I have to go one minus six or less, I have to go one minus binome CDF 12 comma 0.25 comma six, one minus binome CDF of 12 comma 0.25 comma six, Brett what are the odds of getting seven or more, not great, 0.0143, 0.0143 and of course the moral of this evidence study, which most of you do, I think the sports applications to me are the more interesting ones because I'm sure Vegas uses a more complicated version of this, but I'm sure they use some version of this, that I was stunned to find out that Kavisi does sports action or whatever it's called, I saw a documentary on the news and I was stunned to find out none of them have a math degree and they don't actually use math to set the odds, they do gut instinct, I'm sure that could be taken advantage of, I'd be a little worried. For me, I think I told you guys about two months ago a mathematician in Ontario cracked the barcodes on the scratch and wins so that about 80% of the time he could pick a winner, okay and he taught it to his 10-year-old kid, so his 10-year-old kid would go into the store with his daddy and say that one, that one, that one, that one and more often than not, they were winners. So he wrote a blog and he told Ontario Lottery and Ontario Lottery denied it, so he wrote, as it turns out in North America there are only two companies that make all of the scratch and win cards in North America, so one of them has a flaw in their algorithm and at one point was denying it except he was saying, look I'm winning far more than chance should ever allow he did it as a math exercise, actually. You know what, okay, really all you're doing though is you're ripping off the hospital charities and things, right, come on, let's think about it. If you're bored, Google, Google scratch ticket pattern or mathematician finds pattern in scratch lottery tickets, you'll find the blog in the article, it came about two months ago. For me, I think in the factory they produce all of the winners at the same time, which meant that the barcodes had some kind of numerical pattern which was, because the barcode has to identify an individual ticket, each barcode is unique, so he figured out the pattern that identified mostly winning tickets. Google it, boy this is going to be an interesting one online for people that are watching this. Yo, yep, below, below, and it only works below, yep. Okay, so at least seven, what does that include, seven or eight or nine? So how can I get instead of seven or eight or nine or 10 or 11 or 12, which I could do individually, what's the opposite of at least seven, six or less? So I'm using the compliment, I'm saying if I want to find seven or more, take 100% minus six or less, because whatever's left over should be seven or more. And how do I do six or less, that's the binome CDF. And in fact, I'm going to be honest with you guys, probably on your test, if I ask you a CDF question, it's going to be an or more question so that you'll have to clue in, I've got to go or less to make this work. Does that make sense? I like number eight, I like number eight, I like number eight, I like number eight, I like number eight, I like number eight. Okay. Number eight, we're doing two things, picking a jar, picking a marble. I think two things Jordan treat. First thing I'm going to do is pick jar one or jar two. Is it 50 50 chance of picking jar one and jar two? It was in some of the homework questions, but I told you I find that kind of boring.  If a one or two comes up, we go to jar one. So what are the odds that we end up picking from jar one? Two out of six, what are the odds that we end up picking from jar two? Four out of six. Then we have red, white, black, red, white, black. In jar one, it's how many red? Three out of eight, two out of eight, five out of, that's what I said. Ten, can't you read my writing? You think by now, at this point in the year, you would actually be able to read my writing. That just tells me you haven't done the notes very often. He says, trying desperately to recover. All the times I've mocked you guys for doing math on your calculator and I can't add to 10. Really? Here we have four out of 12 on my right out of 12. Four out of 12, five out of 12, three out of 12. I don't think I'm going to get a common denominator here. I'm going to end up using my calculator. Here we go. Nick, what does a want me to find? What does a want me to find? You know what? Here or, here, what does or mean? Multiply down, add across. I think the probability of red is going to be two out of six times three out of 10 or four out of six times four out of 12. Is there going to be a built-in common denominator this time? No. Then you know what? Do yourself a favor. Use the technology. Two out of six and three out of 10 or four out of six and four out of 12. Enter math, enter, enter. 29 out of 90. B. Nicole, what's the first word in B? If give, you know what? Given conditional. And here's also how I know if what? The bottom level, find what? No, find the probability what? Top level. We're going backwards up the tree. This is how I recognize math. This is a conditional probability question. As a statement, it's going to look like this. Given red, find star one. Right?  I've given you what I think is a better way to remember this. Do you remember it? It's going to be the probability of what? Both over given. What do I mean by both? It's going to be the probability of one and red divided by the probability of red. Now, one and red is this branch. Right? It's going to be two out of six and three out of 10 divided by. Now, the probability of red, Madison, is both of these branches, and I could calculate it. But conveniently, I think I just did it over here anyways. 29 out of 90 is what I would get if I calculated it. But in fact, I'm going to get six out of 60 over 29 out of 90.  Amy, you're going to have to put the top fraction in brackets divided by, and then put the bottom fraction in brackets. Otherwise, your calculator won't know this is a four-level fraction, or you could simply say, how do I divide by a fraction? Flip it and multiply, and then if you write it as a multiplication question, your calculator won't freak out. I'll go to my brackets. So, bracket six over 60 over 60, Mr. Doock. Six t closed bracket divided by bracket 29 over 90 closed bracket. Enter math, enter, enter. Is the final answer nine out of 29? Yes. Now, each of these, oh, no, for some reason, I only made this worth a total of two marks. On a test, that's a probably worth four marks, two marks each. For now, I'll give you a half mark for the tree, a half mark for this answer, a half mark if I saw this statement or that statement, and a half mark for the final answer. And if you would be so kind as to give yourself a score out of count them 23. Oh, is the back page, I'm not done? Oh, yeah, there's even more. That seemed a little short. Oh, my favorite. Bend diagrams. Cool. How many dots are there? 19, okay. What's the probability that A and B occurs? Two out of 19. What's the probability that A and not B occurs? By the way, another way to say this in English is A only. How many dots are in A only but not in B at the same time? Four. Oh, by the way, we're falling back Jasmine on our very first rule, which was if you can count it, you can solve it, right? Neither A nor B. I think that's these eight, at least one of A or B. That means one or the other or both. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven. I think 11 out of 19. At most one of A or B occurs but not both. Dylan, what do you think? At most one but not both. It means don't count the overlap. Nine, yes? Okay. I think F and G are conditional probability questions. So I'm going to set them up as a statement. F, probability, what's the given, which is going to be A and B divided by the given one. I think we already did A and B. What was A and B? It's listed there. What was A and B? Two out of 19 divided by, what's the probability of B? One, two, three. This isn't B2, is it not? Seven out of 19. How do I divide by fraction? You know what? Two out of seven. Now that I see that, I say, oh, what they're really saying is, if you know you're in B, how many are also in A? Two out of those seven. Gotcha. B occurs given that A has occurred. I think the answer is going to be two out of six, but let's see if I can prove that with the conditional equation. It's going to be B given A, which is the probability of B and A divided by the probability of A, both over the given one. B and A, oh, that was two out of 19 because AND was the overlap, divided by A, six out of 19, and lo and behold, I end up with two out of six or one third. Conditional, given, if, suppose. Last one, I think, yes, oh yes, the defective question, which I like, I like, I like, I like, I like. I think I have two versions of this test. One, for its conditional probability question, has the marbles one that we did a couple of questions earlier. One has factory defective. This is a nice industry kind of an application. Machine A, Rio produces 60% of the product, while Machine B produces 40% of the product. 3% of the pop production from Machine A is defective, while 2% is from Machine B is defective. Let's do a treat. First, we can be from Machine A or Machine B. Adam, what are the odds that we're from Machine A? 0.6. What are the odds that we're from Machine B? 0.4. And then we can be defective or not, defective or not. As a decimal, what are the odds that were defective if we're from A?  I heard my friend Dan say it and correct himself. He said, oh, 0.3. Now, what is that as a percentage? That's 30 and everything else is going to be wrong in garbage because you're going to put a 0.7 there. So don't make that mistake. What is it properly, Dan? 0.03 and 0.97. And down B it's 0.02 and 0.98. And then if they want the probability that it's defective, I think I'm pretty sure that's this branch or this branch. Rhea, what does or mean? Plus it's going to be 0.6 times 0.03 or 0.4 times 0.02. I think I could almost do this in my head. 0.6 times 0.03 I think is 0.18 plus 0.4 times 0.02, 0.08. Is the answer 0.26? No? Yes? 0.026? No, 0.26. Isn't it? Oh no, I'm missing a zero. You're right. I'm off here. Extra decimal places, Mr. Dewick. Thank you, David. I can't do this in my head apparently. It would be this. Is that right? Whoo-hoo! Which makes sense because I was getting a 26% chance that it was defective. But wait a minute. It's three and it's two. How are you getting 26% out of that? B, B. Megan, what's the first word of B? If given, it's conditional. Given what? Given defective. Oh, which is the bottom branch. Yeah, we're going up. What's the probability it came from? B, which is going to be both over the given one. It's going to be B and defective divided by defective. B and defective, I'm pretty sure is that branch there. I'm pretty sure it's 0.4 times 0.02 divided by defective, which I think we just figured out it would be both of these branches. But since I already did the arithmetic Madison, I'm just going to put a 0.026 there. And since it's decimals, I'm going to my calculator. 0.4 times 0.02 divided by 0.26 and I get curses, red baron. And I get that or 4 out of 13 if you went as a fraction. I'm guessing most of you went with decimals 0.0377. No, 0.3077. How about learning to read, Mr. Dewick, as well? Wow, am I stopping? How many marks is this worth? Three? I would probably go like this. One mark for the tree, one mark for the answer, and one mark for this answer. Now I think you can give yourself a total score. Correct me if I'm wrong, out of 23. Can you not? And if you need to lawyer with me, now is the time.


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Yo, yo, yo man, hey man, these guys right here today y'all man, hey listen, Kansas City, Missouri, you in for a treat man, they about to go down man, hey man these guys right here man, been ripping through the internet I seen this young kid, he was, he was riding and all the dunk master was in the car I believe that other boy Mr. Goddammit was in the car these folk were riding around and all of a sudden they spin out and burn out and had a little hiccup, but got it back straight, you know people have parts, these is part people too man check it man, we got that boy young throttle in the building, man and cash and that boy, fatty is in the building man fatty, hey listen man, fatty is in the thing man the drive is here, he here, the drive is here y'all the one who be causing a lot of trouble you know, this boy here got ties with boss talk 101 man and he family man so check it man, we got a guy, we got a group of guys you thank y'all for coming on the show I appreciate it, we appreciate you letting us get down you see me cutting up y'all, that's how I come in that's why boss talk crazy because I'm crazy you know what I'm saying, I'm crazy for passion for stuff like I see here today man you know, man how old are you man? 11 turning 12 this year you 11, scoot that mic over a little bit I want to hear this young man, say what? I'm 11 turning 12 this year, 86 how long you been driving man? last year, who was it, you? you off the rip with it I'm going to drive this car man listen man I'm going to be real with you I ain't never really met nobody your age just rolling around you know I'm going to ask you some very serious questions I want some very serious answers but where you getting from? the boy driving I know but who started him off drugs like who did you see, why you wanted to do that? step I usually let you take off with it but it's different today I really want to understand this young man's world see he's a young man so this young man I need to talk to this guy man to man okay you right okay so let me try to get in there again now I'm back I'm trying to figure this out now you 11 and you just decided I'm just going to jump in the car and drive it something like that? what gives you the audacity? straight up what man, what the hell is audacity? what made you think to do that? okay so I'm going to get the real spiel you know Mr. Maker will run down through there on you like she like to go in your past be like now his past ain't done now we got to talk about you you know before the celebrity well you know I was wearing pull-ups and I came up my daddy he was out there with them cars and I jumped in the driver's seat and here I am today you know it's going to be like that you know so just tell us how did you get into it on the real my hill clearly you were driving with my dad started doing smoking tires when I was like 5 and then I just really got into it and I started riding in the car with him before the shows would start because people really didn't like it when he was driving with me inside the car so before the show so then I just kept watching him and then Louis used one pass and he just let me start driving some of his cars like move him telling me to move around and park him and stuff and then it was snowing one day to park the car so how old were you when you parked your first car 7 you fucking hardly even catch the pedal how you parking a car you fucking can't even touch the pedal let's go see it up you know you say you decided you was going to park the car my daddy told me to pull the truck up and I'm going to be honest with you how old were you I probably was maybe 10 11 this is a big truck this is a pulpwood truck so this truck was big this truck went off it may not crank back up because it would be so hot on the engine and if you let the truck go dead then it won't crank back up so my daddy was like boy you better move that damn truck up and if you let that truck go dead at his age it's a stick shift yeah it's a stick shift he wasn't playing no games with me but at the end of the day we were born into this right youngster let me go and get that with you we were born into this so we had no other choice because that's what we knew that's how we knew so when you pull the cars around and you park them or whatever just see what they do because they'd be doing it yeah so you hit the gas goose in a little bit yeah so just tell me like so you basically y'all figured it out to be young as you are now you said something about smoke the tires explain to me and I'm going to get you to explain that to me like smoke the tires he just said smoke the tires I was with Fatty the Drive when he was 5 that's when he started and I heard him he didn't say not to homies yet but I'm going to let y'all get into the not to homies because y'all know a little bit more about that so give me a speed along the inspiration of okay who came up with the name well Fatty came up the name okay so Fatty came up with the name and when Fatty came up with the name let me get to Fatty when you came up with the name what was the concept behind coming up with that name did y'all say we started the groove and I'm just going to come up with the name or did something happen I ain't going to say nothing happened but it was more or less I was coming to that point me growing up maturing that this violence I got a following these kids is really following so I'm like let's make it a positive situation we going to tear these streets up but let's make it positive wow that is so man kudos to you for you two both all y'all y'all that means so much that y'all would figure it out a way to say hey you know what man let's focus on something else instead of people in our communities dying well we we started up because see they made me shut my lockdown so we had an empty car lot so I love doing donuts he loved doing donuts so and that's why they let you shut it down because of them donuts no no well this is how it started we just started we came together father's day one week it was like man let's just get everybody together so it was 40 of us and we was just doing donuts in the parking lot it started getting bigger every week every week every week because we started it we didn't stop so every week it got bigger it got bigger and then with my platform with me selling cars and having a lot of connections in the community with the police the police pulled up one day it was like a hundred of us out there and he was like okay cash you are responsible for everybody from this to this you cool with that and I was like so you go let us keep rocking he was like yeah as long as you take responsibility from here to there bet so what we would do is we would tell everybody take your cell phones out and do a panoramic view and tell people we not snitching we tell it so if you come out here and you get to you know acting up because I got my kids my grandkids it's an anti stop the violence movement so if you had a gun we make you put it up so we just brought the community and the police together so I did because you said they stopped you from doing it because we we gathered 4,000 3,000 people every weekend but it never it was it was never you didn't have enough space for it or right so you need to find a bigger spot but before whenever y'all started this because you just jumped up and see you're going to start doing the donors there but you were already doing donors somewhere else before this no we got to speak on that we do this course he was selling cars I'm already known for having fast cars I was already known for tearing up Prospect tearing up Kansas City him too we do that that's who he was known for doing anyway so I might drop a status like when he said tearing up he meant just driving crazy I might do a little crazy he might be crazy to you but basically we're going to tear this we're going to tear it up so we came together I dropped a status on the line like we on 59th Prospect with you no no no go back to where we tore up First Friday First Friday in Kansas City it's a car thing all the car guys come together and they meet up in the summer in the summer months so usually a lot of low riders and then I'm stuck up so Desmond you know what I'm saying shout out okay okay he got him by his real name I had to on that because like I said I didn't know nothing about no trucks and trailers prior to him he pulls up with a three car trailer you feel me and say let's go to First Friday we're going to put this raggedy ass Mustang he got a raggedy ass TA and another car on there let's go down there and just go do some playing so we pull up to the First Friday it's like a scene on Boys and Hood before the dope boy got going crazy yeah it's one of them scenes low riders everywhere big wheels everybody's chilling we pull up in the three car trailer with these raggedy ass cars and take them right off and got busy right in there right by these people's expensive cars tore it up acting a fool legendary stuff and from then it got bigger and we just every weekend we outside and it's before Smoky Tires the name before all that you were just getting known for being one to turn up when you pull up every time everywhere I go everywhere you go everywhere every gas station you ain't got to say it I'm already doing it I'm glad you said that how many times did the police get behind you and you had to run up who are the police you see what I'm saying you had to you had to go through some hiccups oh they go come out and he got to get out away so he had to get away a lot of times so you probably had a name in that city at that police station and they knew the car before they knew you we changed cars though but then when you was doing the events on your lot and they knew that you were associated with fatty and they knew what he so what cause see with everything I've been doing in the community with my car lot giving away cars doing a lot of we got labeled the first honest car lot in the world so it was a lot of momentum that we got created in the city so once me and him came together it was no more it made him look good cause we gave it cause see the whole thing was we did the donuts to bring everybody together so we could speak to them so we did a lot of talking and we did a lot of giving away so for the first time everybody in the community came together and it wasn't no violence so when we started we started to smoke your tires because of what we did down there on first fridays cause then we got banned from all first friday it was a whole internet beef against us because I had to go down and apologize to the guy because once we did what we did which we had two professional drivers out there swinging these cars that was going to be my next question because when you started doing this train and you know all the young kids going to want to do what you're doing but then they don't know how to hold it tight as some people say hold it tight so they're going to be swinging wide and maybe it remind me of drifting and how he was hitting all them cars and people had to be running I can imagine how somebody trying to learn donuts well see what we brought alright just think about this you got a bunch of pretty women standing around with their high heels nobody's dancing just everybody's looking all stuck up and just want to look pretty what we did was we brought three project brides with the thong up all that booty out all that and we just got the party you know what I mean it's kind of like when you go to the trip club people focused on that I got it and then I put my car back up on the trailer fatty took it to the intersection kept the party cracking and then once we left now all of a sudden them girls with the high heels now they want to dance and they couldn't so they were smacking cars and they blamed us for a lot of them got it but we never hit nothing let me ask you this when I talked to certain people I had Mr. Goddammit on here the other weekend they getting ready to go up to the west coast and they're saying that the west coast is where it is started at is that the way you guys see it or is it you guys started it or who started this whole like drip the doughnut see I'm since I'm older than Mike I've been doing this since 2016 now we knew nothing about the Bay Area we knew nothing about California we didn't have internet for me it was just everybody just got together you know what I mean you had fancy cars you had a bunch of young millionaires back when I was growing up had a bunch of young and everybody was showing out so what you would do is you it was all fixed up cars and you had to have handles you had to have skills you could not jump out there without the handles you know what I mean because it was too much money around for you to hit so we would be in tight corners 59th and Prospect where we started it at was a legendary place it was a killing field and a hangout field you know what I mean so what we did was since a lot of lives was taken from there we try to protect a lot of lives you know I mean so it was more so any video you see him really getting down it all started from there you know I always tell people it really it ain't what you do it's how you do it yes you know so when I look at what you guys are doing the same thing is me when I tell people like I have young guys be around me like my guy you know like I don't like like money Moses like I'm not here trying to tell them what to do I'm trying to show them how to be and when you take them away from certain environments you already doing what you're supposed to do yes sir so when you take them and put them in a situation like you guys done night after night week after week you saving lives in the midst of that people don't see that part but the part of you being walking it in front of them like that and them being a part of something that's that's pretty much primarily professional people out there trying to be safe they represent something that pretty much saves lives instead of taking them and you do it for 2 years straight or a year straight or 10 years straight look how many lives you didn't save you just wrapped up everything in a nutshell that's cause I'm a poet a prophet that's the way I feel when I'm trying to mentor I don't try to do it in a way to say do this do that I try to do it in a way to represent this and represent that in a way that I can help my people and that's what you guys are doing and thank you guys for that we've been fighting to try to get smoky tires like every weekend in our town for the last 5-6 years I even ran for city council to try to even jump into the politics of it I didn't really care about politics but it was just the whole fact that there we go that part when they shut what we had going down when they shut that down what year did they shut it down? this is like 17 we only went 9 weeks I was about to say when did y'all start we started around June 17 they shut it down that same year it was that major though but this is what it was they didn't shut us down because it was people out there with so many people because so many black folks coming together it was bigger than black folks outside it was more or less folks political play they've seen that we can turn this we can turn this radical they thought we had a voice to turn this radical you feel me you got 4,000 black folks in one area not one person on any gangster nothing ain't nobody on that with a positive movement they was looking at us like messiahs and this was on your property yes that's important yeah that's what I want to make sure but then I totally agree with you but then also because you're in a city and you want to abide by the rules and you know what can happen in my mind I'd be like okay let me go to the city I know it's on my property let me see if I need permits extra insurance all of that but what I'm saying is that before they even come to you I'll be like okay so when they come I'm like I have insurance I can cover 5,000 people on my property and if it's getting bigger I will go get insurance because that's what they're looking at although it's going to still fall on you but it's going to make the city look bad you understand what I mean so that's what a lot of them look at well in this case they didn't like the fact that because every week they had to report to what's going on nobody got shot because at first it was just oh man it's too many cars so my wife she would always keep the traffic moving they were like won't the traffic going y'all good but then when it's got to be like it got to be big we started the show at 3 and they were there at noon people was getting food trucks together so what we did was we brought the community together and where we had the black dollars circulated within the black community and so we gave away a lot of stuff so like you said they hit me with all you don't have this but then once we started getting into it getting everything situated we didn't need nothing once it's on private property you don't need nothing so then we went and got it done at another bigger facility at a church right across the street from the police department you know what I mean we tricked them we told them it was going to be a car show but then they were like well why y'all getting these concrete barriers you know what I mean what's going on with that so then they made us get a insurance right three what three two days before the actual show they made me get a ten million dollar policy I already had a one million dollar policy so then that's when I let him drive right I said Dion you want to get in the show because they made me get a ten million dollar insurance policy so if you're going to mess up mess up here and then it went off you know what I mean we've been on the road ever since man hold on fix his shirt a little bit that's live you know I'm going to tell you something but I had a question about what he said but okay being a woman because I know this came from almost every single woman come pick you know and putting your child how old was he at a time you put him in the car and had him drive this is 2017 still? no no no this was just recently oh recently okay so he was a little bit I just put him behind the wheel just last summer okay because he was saying when he was younger when you used to drive and he was in the car people would be like no that's dangerous it was so at that time it was so much going against us you know what I mean they didn't like us so I didn't want to give them nothing else to talk about now when me and him by ourselves and I'm up there practicing you know because I want to make sure I don't hit nobody and the whole thing was as long as we put on a show we putting on a show you know what I mean we keeping everybody entertained me and him started the show we intermissioned the show and we ended the show you know what I mean so we actually put on a show it wasn't just us out there just driving how many times did somebody get hurt none not one because we control the pit see as long as you control the pit and keep people from going out there right now what they doing right now and I can say this I can say it when the Europeans jump into what we was doing and this is everywhere I'm talking about everywhere that we go and we talk to people it's the same thing the black thing you didn't get nobody hit well nobody smacking cars and running you didn't have the violence once the Europeans got involved in it now you got renegades and now they they just tearing up that there's no rules so all you do you race or do you just do donuts or okay so it's different things like in a side shows that's more or less for the hood side shows was a side shows really originated back and it started out in the back opening this stuff so where it was like when the function let out party let out the house party whatever let out we all get together you know started acting full doing what we do and it was more or less for the for the ballers it was with that paper it was letting you know with that car work with that hood work you know what I'm saying they come through and then it turned more into that spread across the nation so what we doing this in Kansas City streets I had my bag and I let y'all know I got some money in this car and I come through after the function let out drunk tearing this motherfucker up every time wouldn't care so that's the donuts and acting that's what we doing that and then it kind of it grew into this takeover situation this takeover stuff and that's more or less these that's a younger crowd they don't have no real money they might got hell cats and all that but they ain't really put no bread in their car they come outside the reason why I asked you that is because when you think about even with racing because you know when we went to watch Dunkmaster and you know they were racing and stuff like that things do happen and people do you know have rec or almost rec or whatever because even when you look at NASCAR who is a professional you know circuit people do rec and even when you were talking about donuts and where it originated cause even like when you google it it said that like in 1995 you know NASCAR I think it was Jeff Gordon whenever he won a race that's when he did his donuts and that's where they said that's where it started from I know I know I can't be real with y'all my dad and I were doing this when I was a kid so you can't really just gauge it like that now as far as bringing people together for that that's what I was talking about people who was gathering to see this who came out night after night from Kansas City that's what we did different we actually brought people out we had full we had music we had people we had actual shows that's what set us apart from Cali from Detroit from all of them we actually put on shows you still do it today yeah we try cause you they try to say you like the best one is what people said if you the best what the hell do somebody gauge the fact that you the best Fatty the driver is the best to do this ever out of Kansas City, Missouri hold on what he said what he said to do this the burnout what this is this is the donuts the driving but it's a whole sideshow sideshow movement if I'm one of the best I ain't gonna stand I'm gonna keep it like this so they don't they only speak on the driving part you know what I'm saying I became an icon I became something that people looked up to a lot of niggas can't drive but you can't look up to what they doing cause they doing illegal shit you can't be like I wanna be like fatty you can't say that about fatty but you can't say about them other niggas because they got other shit going on they can't even bring to the table but what make you the best fatty the driving and do you go city to city and do this to gauge the US I'm the best in the world I'm the best in Kansas or maybe just in Kansas maybe that's where you better at have you ever ran on somebody out of town and they gave it to you niggas they gave it to you they gave it to you yeah I gotta give it to them yeah yeah who was it I'm in a city I don't know what the police is I'm out here just looking you know what I'm saying I'm a dog walking cause I know how to work around I don't know what I was doing up there I'm just swinging donuts in the middle of nowhere that's like me coming downtown Dallas like yeah we doing it right here let's go now I turn that back Dallas I turn Dallas up don't come here with that don't come here with that don't come here with that don't come here with that when that bitch niggas was racing they was racing I came down here to that WS6 drop top shutdown what year was that oh really they started doing donuts when they seen me doing it they do a donut and a half and get up better than they go race I don't race niggas I don't know the first thing about racing big star show shit and I recorded all of it this is all fact this is all there they seen it since then they ran him out but you gotta look at this it's so called you were that person that started it back then and then they started following there might be somebody right now who's better than you they probably are that's why I'm trying to build a platform so I can get them out there to do the things I had to do I don't want them running from the police they making laws to make their shit felonies down when they make laws we be the ones to get the shit into the deal you see what I'm saying these them clear folk got money to fight to get the cases and they get probation but when we catch some cases you know what I'm saying we actually get stuck with them felonies and all that so right now I'm working the back end I'm being a big brother to the star show cause I don't want them to go through what I had to go through you know what I'm saying so yeah right now y'all can have the streets but I'm gonna try to build a platform for y'all come do this and still get your shine, get your money whatever you trying to get out the game I don't want to do right I got a place for them though but this is what you see here it's the product of that this is what you see here now we only show up to legitimate pits and if you want to say who's going around going state to state say they the best driver it would be this guy right here wow put the mic back on and let's get this going I want to talk to this young man it would be this guy right here because you can step in and do it it's your cousin ain't it you don't even know the boy because hands down everywhere we go he steals the show is he the youngest driver because I know that the other day whenever I went to the races where dunk master was there was and it wasn't a dunk car that they were driving they were driving like a little what you called them long cars it was like a go car yeah one of those but they owe side shows I'll toy you be very specific because that person was 7 years old driving that side show he did it at 5 parking cars at 5 check it man listen man let's get on it man we feel to get to it man I want to talk to you about you know you drove this car I seen on the internet just so happened to be up young throttle I was on my youtube and all of a sudden I see you and dunk master and uh this boy Mr. God damn it I want to talk about that now how this happened I want to know kind of what went down to make this whole thing happen I'm gonna get your perspective but I want to hear from your perspective what was going on why how did this come together you riding in the car you go to CDM what happened first it started off way like it was this post when uh he I can't see his name but let's say mister he uh he uh let this uh 10 year old boy drive his hell cat and then everybody just started sharing the post and like tagging you so he had a little 10 year old boy driving his car he was 11 he was 11 yeah he was in the hell cat okay so and that and this was in where in in what city Miami South Carolina they don't y'all don't know but you seen it and you you kind of like what is this and it was a side show what he's doing don't oh he just drove it okay when you when you seen it you was like okay okay yes let me check this out let me see who they keep tagging I can do better than this no no no who is this who is what's going on so yeah we seen that and then everybody was like oh he can't try he can't drive better than young thought oh they called him out it was like meet us in Kansas and meet young thought on his cousin inside Kansas City and all that so we everybody started tagging dark master and mister inside and he was talking stuff so we pulled up on him and oh they were talking yeah so so people working from Kansas City were talking so that's why y'all end up pulling up on the on the dunk master now y'all said we're gonna pull up on them and we're gonna see what's up when they pull up it or in the city of South Carolina so y'all drive all the way down there and when y'all when you see you see the dunk master he tall him and that boy B the other boy wide they big tall wide you know what I'm saying what did you say when you see oh here they go here they go them the ones was on the internet I already met the dunk master when he was in uh who was he at no we met him first in Louisiana wow how was that because he's a friend of mine I love dunk master and what he represents too so how was it meeting him for the first time it was cool it was pretty cool doing pretty chill were you looking up to him before that or were you following him did you know who he was I knew who he was I was just wasn't following him like that for okay because really you was like you you know you got to realize you you different your daddy into it you got you got this boy fat of the driver you looking up to deal you already are like me we we represent this over here we stand on this so you really when you seen them you like okay they cool you couldn't let them know that you was cool with what they were doing all the way but I'm here right but so you you end up driving down y'all drive down there right and when y'all get down there how do you approach the fact of y'all for the ride together and I really not said they were tall and big and wide is because I heard they were too heavy in the car and that's what made the whole thing go a little different kind of fat you you would be there by yourself you really don't have time for these big boys but you want to let them see how it feel to ride with young throttle it really all started because we they said they weren't we weren't do a skid and we just got done getting the white Camaro all souped up and stuff so we I never drove it with all the tunings and all that so I got to get the feeling on the car so this was the first time you gonna drive it yeah and we never did the suspension it was just regular suspension we still had to do some stuff all we did was just messing with it glues the phone in here we do an interview go ahead then they hopped up in the car and you can see in the video like the car is really leaning to one side okay who was saying wait a minute the car was leaning to one side who was sitting on that side and it was leaning both of them they know they got to level it all man so one of them to get in the middle you know what I'm saying if he got in the middle then it probably woulda did go ahead with the story so I'm going around and as soon as I start you can see that I already messed it up and I'm mad close to the curve I really didn't see the curve bro you can't see over the hood bro you can't see over the hood so I'm going around and I just whip it in the car so I whip it and you can hear it and then I get it right hit the gas a little bit try to turn it but I'm over here leaning on the door trying to hold on to something cause I'm still small and I'm over here so I'm holding on to the door I'm trying to turn it and I hit it and then I'm like I don't see I'm really hoping it's not a curve so I hit the brakes but it was a little too late wow but in these cars let me ask you a question cause he had that big he by how tall are you 4 9 4 10 yeah that's me that's up there so he don't have to need like a booster seat in the car none to I'm just asking cause he little well I always tell him to go to the middle right everywhere we go if you ever see him drop he don't speed out there he goes to the middle cause I know he can't see over the steering wheel over the hood but when you're going sideways as you're going around you can you can visual you can see everything so then you know so when you got a car he hasn't drove we went from building the car dyno testing the car to the trailer and then bringing straight to them he did a few donuts he did it right but then when he threw Mr. Goddammit the weight wait a minute so Mr. Goddammit you said Mr. Goddammit cause he's the heavy one he's really like the big guy I just seen him trying to throw some blows and he was not going to do he's huge you know so that little boy couldn't see over him when he looked to the left he looked Mr. Goddammit to turn around Mr. Goddammit was on that whole side yeah Mr. Goddammit he was sitting up out the car that's right he was back chilling you know what I mean I know he needs to see but see it was him being hyped he has not drove we had been out there building this car just for this show you know what I mean so he hasn't tested you know what I mean we got a dyno trailer pull up in South Carolina now we got to shoot content cause we got there a little late he just started he didn't start off where he should have you know what I mean if he would have started off where he should have it's we they asked us did y'all want us to take this out and I said no no he's 11 you know what I mean shit's gonna fuck up you know what I mean so he's a kid leave it in there but he won the competition so they can talk the ass whoa whoa whoa what competition the burn out the sideshow well we call the sideshow one but they call the burn outs so we took two cars up there we tore up both of them and he won so what's the difference between who's he going against to win a bunch of adults so it was a little it was a little it was challenges so we went in there it was only it was only three people it was me and these two other drivers I was going against a hill cat and a Mustang so we go inside the room we talking about what the challenges the first challenge was who car can last the longest I wouldn't I would say I won that because the Camaro I just drove it until it blew up because it was already having no power so just drove into that blew up and I had the longest Tom then it was the next challenge was who can go to Waters and we was running out of Tom so they took away the fourth challenge that was figure eight I won the because also we hopped into Lincoln since the Camaro was done for it we hopped up into Lincoln and I just dogged it out this was all over in in South Carolina right so you guys man that's what's alive about it man y'all having a good time right so go ahead so and I had I has been told to blow the Lincoln up another one at the largest sitting and waiting and we just put a like a hot power fan on it so it won't run super fast so I try my hardest I was on the gas so do these cars always blow up? no because he keeps saying he blew this one up blew that one up it's part of the game you gonna blow the car we ain't gotta pick up our big mama's tomorrow we bring things on the trailer and if we trailer it there we go trailer it away so when I see him out there it's all about us putting on the show and if he don't blow he didn't put on the show so you Dunkmaster them was there they seen you put on the show first of all I had to make up twice because Dunkmaster really never got to see me do a show because when we was in Louisiana we was buying my dad's friend car and it was a Z28 blew the transmission they didn't put the transmission in there right so blue transmission only got to do like 6 donuts that was kinda weak that was weak then you know the situation in the white Camaro hit the curve so I really had to get my give back for that from both of them I like that man and Dunkmaster they both got to see you get out and that part that on the internet too that's on youtube as well so you know but that's big man because those guys they bring a hard punch to see all y'all coming together man those guys I mean Mr. Goddammit doing this thing man every time I see him on the internet he going crazy I'm not even play with that that's what I've been watching because I've been looking at him lately and Dunkmaster's a whole brand like he a whole problem and he do so much with putting you know parts together for those cars for racing for safety so he really represents that in a way for people that is needed so yeah to see y'all all coming together like that man and with people that look like our plus to youth man that's so heavy like I love it I love the fact that y'all doing it I love the fact that y'all represent something that our children coming up they can see and they can achieve those same goals they put their minds to it and they got people that they can look up to so is there any website or anything where they can go and seek out you know looking out for y'all or trying to reach out to y'all if they trying to get into it yes so we just got the new instagram page going on young throttle fan page then we got the youtube and that's just young throttle underscore on youtube and I'm gonna be real I'm gonna be posting youtube so yeah so young throttle so what is it that this is what you want to do full time as you grow up yes well we are in the process of turning what he do into a legal sport talking with dunk master and some other guys who are in the game who are pillars and what they started because dunk master started what he did respect and gradually making changes and Mr. Goddammit is in his own lane lane right so the whole thing is we gonna create our own lane for the youth and we about to start a point system so as soon as he get his car back fixed we gonna be back out on the road with Mr. Goddammit and dunk master at all they shows that's hard man that's gonna be dope because I love the way these brands are collabing what's up baby fan of the drivers you gonna do what you gonna do of course man what are you gonna do he helps drivers there check hang my smoke to tears not the homie story is a little different you know what I'm talking about so 2017 when the things went down we got kicked out of the well we police are harassing me I started getting harassed by the police they knew I had no license they was running up under the house everyone I got my first job I was 33 so I'm wanting to work you know what I'm saying the police are done behind me every morning you know me trying to pull me over I got harassed man my brother's down here in Tyler he was in Tyler Texas he was in Tyler Texas man he said bro come on down here man get away from this shit man get away from Kansas City right now they punishing you my partner man Malik Collins he played for the Dallas Cowboys at the time you know what I'm saying he gave me reinsuring words too he said come on down to Dallas man come on down to Texas man I came down there with Tyler with my brother got away from the city man I brought a car down there we test when I started turning Texas out you know what I'm saying on the side I got hit to the music so I didn't know I could rap so you rapping whole and down in Texas cause we brought it out of this shout out to Kendall man definitely definitely the whole Texas everything I fell in love with the culture it's a beautiful thing I came down here and I seen black men and women getting real bags I never seen that you know what I'm saying so my biggest thing for the youth right now they gotta see it bro you gotta travel and see this stuff I didn't ever really leave Kansas City on travel so when I left Kansas City to make my Moses go cop more work it wasn't to sit back and enjoy what was going on I was trying to get there and get back so I can get back to my back I got to travel and I got to see black people dealing with black folks and getting money like real legit money that messed me up so that's where it brought the entrepreneur up out of mind cause now you know what I mean trying to figure that out for sure a lot going on I own left lane towing left lane music group I own a barber shop at the independence mall in Kansas City you know what I'm saying so it brought up out of me I seen it inspired me okay all right I'm gonna be honest with you man I thank God that it inspired you Boss Talk 101 we rock with Kansas City Missouri we rock with Kansas Topeka my boy T-Rail be on here a lot we rock with Big Court we rock with Columbus Short we rock with Rich the Factor now he follows up and for show you see the picture on the wall me and uh what's that boy name that they think he a devil worshiper but he really not take 9 me and over take 9 you know we on the wall up there I met him early on when I was rocking out in Vegas and um it's just I already said when I do my first open forum show it's gonna be in Kansas City Kansas City, Missouri I'm coming up there to rock out with y'all and try to get the right people in the right panel and that's where I want to do it at so um shout out to Luston Hustler is that him RJ yeah shout out to them boys two other boys little knucklehead boys on here the one said that Rich the Factor what was that boy name life and uh it was one mode now the other boy a little short the one that made me laugh so much that was talking that trade that life but that's a funny dude right there that nigga should be a comedian you need to go straight and get on the stage and shout out thank y'all for coming on the show how can people get a hold of you bro if they trying to reach out I know you say they took the Instagram but you put a new page up is that what you just explained to us earlier and uh is there anything else well uh you can reach you can google cash card KC anything and uh follow him if you don't get on there but what we trying to do is we are promoting his own business his own brand since we didn't you know traveling yes it is and uh you know I pay bills at the crib but uh we are selling his throttle juice he has his own juice that uh it is the juice that I said and we and we will get it that's what I had it up before we would love for y'all to give us the honest to God opinion Mr. Goddammit dogmaster every every major person that we been around uh has tried this juice so we just try to go around because this is how we gonna raise money because you got a lot of people that said they want to support and they want it back but they don't when it's time for us to hit the highway it's just me and him and fatty you know what I mean so we ain't gonna keep asking nobody for nothing so we are earning so we put together this perfect lemonade uh we we go state to state trying to limit it and it's called throttle juice throttle juice throttle juice is in the building um I'm gonna I'm gonna try we're gonna try it right here on the set uh throttle juice is in the building which one you won't you're gonna have to figure it out baby me the pink lemonade okay let's go let's go we're gonna try it right now that's strawberry that's strawberry yeah we're gonna try it out right now that's strawberry man this is throttle juice you got your picture on the front okay we're gonna try it out that's his picture on our uniforms yeah I saw that that shake it up what you think oh man boy look you got to something here now but it's alright you know you don't like stuff too sweet it ain't too sweet you gotta change to it everything good right here y'all refreshing right oh yeah when it's hot outside I can only imagine y'all out there throwing them cars around this is what you need hey see look we go it's throttle juice man good we go state to state and nobody has anything refreshing really and and I sacrificed my bladder for y'all to get this perfect mixture because I kept drinking it until we got it right I can not drink none of it to this day because I'm still trying to get my bladder back right with too much sugar no we just kept trying it until we got it oh yeah this got another tank now I'm over on the other side uh huh yeah it takes a time because the lemons in there yeah yeah yeah this got a sweet a little sweet but it's still not overly sweet man like I said man I'm gonna get a couple bottles over here I can set them out every night and get some people to try them too imagine freezing them and making it into like a little you know you love to freeze everything I know you and for y'all grown folks you can add a little tequila or a little vodka to it too with the boy in there we can't put that in there he left me years old you gonna have him drunk on throttle juice with the boy that don't even sound right man y'all gotta check this out no I'm talking throw it out and then do it oh yeah okay yeah cause you can't drink on my boy you can't do him like that he's coming on the show man how can people get a hold of you as well what's your instagram left lane underscore fatty left lane tone and transport I'm transporting chorus nationwide man man and check his music out check his music out stop playing check his music out what's the name of the song that's popping right now right there I got slide piece man I made a song for my little homie they got smoke behind this tune I saw a show game so SRP what's it called slide piece slide in piece you know like rest in peace slide in piece from the streets man the funny thing I thought you said because before you actually explained it I thought you said slide piece and it would have been like the slide part for side piece oh okay I'm like oh that'd be a good idea for one too that's hard man all of it out though because it's all good music to me and it's not just because he's my partner if you sit and listen to the music it has meaning the hook goes with the words it's going down I'm just saying you can get something out of it and you can see the growth in him you know what I mean man hey man listen man young throttle battery to drive cash it's been another great segment a boss talk 101 when a boss is talk and we out


in this presentation we will add projects and assign them to a customer now remember as we add the projects this is going to be similar to the terminology within a job cost system that would be used for jobs or within the desktop version which would just basically be jobs although projects and jobs or sub customers are not exactly the same thing as we saw in prior presentations the projects are what we're going to be using here to track that information track each basically job or item and then have that applied to the customer let's get into it with intuits quickbooks online here we are in our job costing company practice file dashboard we're going to be considering the projects items down below so we're going to be adding the projects we'll go down to the projects before we do however we might want to just confirm the customer we have set up so if we go to the sales tab let's go to the sales tab first and you'll recall that we set up a customer so if I go over to the customers and we set up a customer it's just called customer one so we have set up here customer one and and that's already in process now if you don't have that set up you could simply add the new customer up top and add the customer one now we're going to go to the projects tab on the left left hand side so we're going to go into the projects tab scroll down and we want to start a new project so we're going to start a new project we're going to just name the projects by number obviously you might want to get more specific i'm going to put job number 14 you might want to say you know this is whatever project name that you would like to put on it then we're going to select the customer and i'm going to be posing customer one so this job 14 for customer one then of course we can add notes as needed so i'm going to go ahead and save that so that's going to be our information there and then you got our project information this is the first project so it gives us you know the project as a glance a quick little walkthrough of the project you've got the income you've got the costs and then of course the profit of the project the net the net profit in essence see your project organized by income and cost to make sure you stay profitable so you can organize this information in different ways we'll take a look at more of this as we go through the practice problem see how time is being spent you can add your team's time so you can basically track time through the project as well so there's a lot of detail within the projects that you can you can track your information with multiple views of your project drill into the detail manage manage and report on what has been spent how much has been invoiced and identify your next step so that i'm going to go next and the last one keep organized see all the pieces of your project in one place add an estimate and invoice a bill or expense so i'm going to say done and this is going to be what our project basically a dashboard here looks like also note that by default if the project is going to be in progress so you can you can think of this in terms of our our project information of course we're going to be in progress progress versus completed or canceled if we compare this to our excel sheet just to consider our excel sheet you'll note that we're going to call basically the project's jobs in the excel sheet so we've got our jobs information on the right hand side and we just basically labeled our jobs the three jobs here we're going to then be applying to those jobs the costs of the items that will be applied to them which is going to be including the direct materials the direct labor and the factory overhead obviously within the project situation that's what we're going to be tracking that's what we're going to use within QuickBooks to help track that information so we'll kind of do a comparison so you can see the transparency of uh of excel and then consider consider the projects over here of course in the QuickBooks online let's go ahead and add another project we're just going to add the same three projects as our example problems so in excel we'll show you how we would do this with journal entries and basically our sub ledger by job over here we'll do the same thing with with QuickBooks online in essence so I'm going to minimize this we're going to go back on over another project so we're going to go back to the projects you could do so probably the best way to go back to the projects is with this all projects tab up top you can also go back into the window on the left hand side also just note that if you don't want this window on the left hand side you want more space more real estate as they say you can go up to this is called a hamburger apparently there's a hamburger the three lines and we can then close the hamburger that never sound like a weird name to me but it's a hamburger making me hungry but we're in the back I'm going to go to all projects back over here all projects and then we have project number 14 which is the only project we have so far and then we're going to make a new one so I can go back over here and say we want a new project which of course is going to be number 15 and then you can add any other any other kind of name that you want after the 15 up top and then we're going to be choosing a customer that's going to be the same customer customer one so note we're saying we have multiple multiple projects for one customer obviously you can do that you can have multiple different customers and then projects for them it's kind of like a different tier within it so you can imagine having one customer for which you're doing multiple different jobs for that customer in so I'm going to go ahead and say save and then we'll set up the next customer same kind of activity same kind of screen of course so now we have the next customer that is set up so we have the all projects we have the customer one and then again is it in progress completed or canceled so we're going to be in progress that's going to be the default then I'm going to go back to all projects again and we'll do this one more time so we're back in the all projects we have the two projects down below which is going to be 15 and 14 and then you're going to do this one more time you're going to add one more new project that of course will be project number 16 and then it's going to be for a customer and you'll be picking up that customer once again customer one and then go ahead and save that one we'll then be taken to our familiar screen where we're going to be in progress with job number 16 then I'm going to go back to all the projects and we've got the three projects that we're currently working on that being 14 15 and 16 14 15 and 16 you can then move out of here by opening that hamburger back up and then go wherever you need to go such as the dashboard that's going to be it for now let's get out of here