of the King of England that stood in the middle of the fountain. And they destroyed that statue declaring their independence from oppression. But what makes this so important is that eight years later, General George Washington, returned right here to Bowling Green, into New York City for the first time since 1776, rode down lower Broadway for one singular purpose. The Americans had won, but he came here to officially declare victory and the end of the American Revolution because there was only one British flag left anywhere in the 13 states still flying. It was right here at Bowling Green. And on November 25th, 1783, George Washington and the Continental Army came in to New York City and down here to Bowling Green to witness the lowering of the last British flag ever to fly here in the United States and the raising of the American flag right here where we are. The British did not make it easy. They had nailed their flag to the top of the flag pole that stood then and one of the soldiers had to climb up the flag pole and take it down so that the American flag could fly. To this day, we continue to fly a 13-star American flag and I wear a 13-star American flag in honor of this being the most important and significant flag raising in American history and why we are so proud to have you here to raise your flag along with all the other nations who have done so. Mayor Adams is not here yet, but last time he was here a few weeks ago, we declared him the first hero of Bowling Green because as opposed to every other mayor since 1996, when we erected the second flag pole, he is the first mayor to show interest in raising flags at Bowling Green and he has returned here many times as he will today and I believe he will continue to and it's an extraordinary appreciation for the fact that he has recognized the importance of Bowling Green as the most historic place in New York City. Along with the mayor, the mayor's office of immigrant affairs has been unbelievable. If it was not for them, along with the mayor's support, would we be doing all these flag raisings? Commissioner Manuel Castro and his staff have done an outstanding job as they're doing today. Shayna Coronel, Eileen Reyes, and Cesar Vegas, they are the dynamic trio. In turning the program over to the commissioner, I'd like to give him a token of our appreciation here at Bowling Green, a minor gesture. Last year I wrote a book about Bowling Green and published and it's about our rather famous part of Bowling Green now. The famous World Famous Arturo de Motoc is charging bull. I wrote a book about the bull and I'd like to present the copy to Commissioner Castro in appreciation. Commissioner. Well, thank you so much, Arthur, and to the Bowling Green Association for this partnership which allows us to celebrate and uplift our immigrant communities but also celebrate the fight for democracy, freedom, and the values that we share. And so I thank you, Arthur, and the Bowling Green Association for the work that we have done together and of course our team here at the mayor's office of immigrant affairs and everyone at City Hall and City Government who helps put together these events. Again, my name is Manuel Castro and I am the Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of Immigrant Affairs. And just to say a few words in Spanish, I'm proud to be the Commissioner of Immigrants of New York City and to be here today to celebrate our Ecuadorian community in New York. Long live Ecuador! And so with that, I would also like to acknowledge and thank Commissioner Mermolstein who is here with us today, Commissioner of the Mayor's Office of International Affairs. I would also like to thank Ambassador José Sandoval who's joining us here today along with Dr. Rodríguez Benítez, Consul General Alcunto de Ecuador in New York. And of course, Comité Galloplasa for all the support and work in pulling this event together and all the community organizations that have worked together with my office to ensure the well-being of Ecuadorian communities across New York City. We'll talk more about our wonderful Ecuadorian communities and how they make this one of the richest cities in the world because of their contributions, not just to our economy but our culture and our life here in New York City. So first, I would like to invite Jimena to speak and share a few words about Galloplasa and about today's activities. Thank you, Jimena. To me, it's a pleasure sharing with not only the Ecuadorian American community but all Latin American communities because this flag that today we're going to raise is extremely special. This flag was handmade in the heart of Manhattan at the Garment District by Colombian women, by Peruvians, by Mexicans and my Puerto Rican friends. We did an order online to a factory in a different part of the world. We really want to show that when this flag is going up, it's a symbol of the integrity, of the unity of the Latin American country. So it's Mexico here, it's Colombia here, it's Puerto Rico and Peru. And Ecuador at the middle of the world always reuniting the people. So first of all, I want to thank you, the commissioner, because he's the one who's making possible this and the office of the Immigrants Affair from the mayor and all the staff, especially Shayna Coronel. Aileen, thank you so much. Aileen Reyes, we know her long time ago working with the Latin American communities. I remember you since 2000. And another hero, Latino hero, along with Manuel Castro, our friend Cesar Vargas. Thank you so much. He's in the Staten Island, right? Right in the flags of the Latin Americans. And a special thanks to the general consulate of Ecuador that now is leaded by a very prestigious ambassador. And we have here also our ambassador of the Ecuadorian ambassador at the United Nations, Honorable Espinosa. Thank you. And we have here the representatives of the Ecuadorian military army. So thank you for being here. We have a lot of organizations along with the Ecuadorian Civic Committee and his president, Mr. Osvaldo Guzmán and his wife, Marta Mancheno de Guzmán. They organized the most amazing parade for us Sunday, and we had the privilege of having the mayor in our parade. So I don't want to take too much time, but I want to let you know that this area is historic not since the arrival of the Europeans. This area is historic because the first Native Americans were here. The Lnipe, as you can see, the Seaport Museum. And we have here the most important to me in terms of identity, the museums in the city. We have here Moseo del Indio Americano, which is fabulous, and I highly invite you to go there because you will find all the Native American groups from our countries. So thank you. This is historic. It's the first time, but it's not a place new for the Ecuadorians. I also invite you to go to Wall Street and Broadway, where is the Black Honoring Gallo Plaza. He was one of the over 206 Latin Americans who was honored with a ticker taper rate at the Canyon of the Heroes, when he came as the president of Ecuador on June 25, 1951. A Native New Yorker, as you can read at the plaque, Gallo Plaza Lasso, Native New Yorker and president of Ecuador. So as a founder, as a historian and founder of the Gallo Plaza International Committee, it is my pleasure having here, and I hope this tradition will continue in the future. Thank you so much. Gracias, Jimena. And next, I'd like to invite Commissioner Mermelstein to share a few words with us. Thank you so much, Commissioner Castro. My name is Edward Mermelstein. I am the commissioner for international affairs in New York City. I'm very happy to join our mayor who is coming shortly, Mayor Adams, members of our administration. Ambassador Espinosa, Ambassador Sandoval, the Bowling Green Association, and all of you who are celebrating the 213th anniversary of Ecuadorian independence. The Latin American international community has been an essential partner of our office, and we are so excited to build on these relationships. A small fact, New York City is the third-largest Ecuadorian city in the world by population. Another small fact, Queens is the largest county in America for the Ecuadorian immigrant population. New York is proud to be home to more than 200,000 Ecuadorian nationals who contribute immensely to this city. I look forward to working with the councilate, my colleagues, and the Ecuadorian community to achieve our mayor's vision. I'd like to congratulate once again the Ecuadorian community for 213 years of independence, and thank you for your partnership. So before I invite Ambassador Sandoval to share a few words, I want to acknowledge and thank Shayna Coronel, our director of communications. Shayna, as many of you might know, is the daughter of Ecuadorian immigrants. And I tell you, we couldn't get much of the work done without Shayna's leadership in our office, especially over the last couple of months, the last couple of weeks. She's worked tirelessly for the immigrant community, and I know how important it is because she is the daughter of immigrants and has seen for herself the struggles and the challenges that Ecuadorians face, but also how beautiful the community is, and despite all the challenges, they're coming together and thriving, and they're represented in here today. So on behalf of the city of New York, thank you, Shayna, for all that you do for our communities. Thank you, Shayna. Now I would like to invite Ambassador Sandoval to share a few words. Good afternoon to all of you. I understand that Mr. Alcalde is going to join us in a few more minutes. Mr. Commissioners, for immigration issues, Manuel Castro, Mr. Commissioners, Marmostín for international issues, Mr. Ambassador Cristian Espinoza, permanent representative of Ecuador, United Nations, distinguished authorities, compatriots present here as Latin American citizens. This is a very special occasion for my country, because for the first time, Ecuador's flag will be used in this historic place, where for the first time, the flag of the United States of America will be used as a free country. Today's commemoration serves to reinforce the vocation of freedom, of joint work, of co-incidence in democratic values and human rights. In front of our flag, we reaffirm the commitment of the national government to work tirelessly for the benefit of Ecuadorians both in the national territory and outside. Mr. Alcalde, to the Ecuadorian community who has a historic presence in this city, you will only mention that one of the most distinguished personalities in the city of New York was born. His name is among the most distinguished personalities in one of the avenues of this city. He has been added in the last decades dozens of thousands of Ecuadorian workers who contribute to the growth of this city. Mr. Marmostin mentioned precisely this, New York is the third largest city in the world. At the time of commemorating a historical event, we must not lose sight of the current moment. The new struggles for independence and freedom must guide us in the search for opportunities of access to education and health, of an inclusive society with women and vulnerable people. In this commitment of new forms of independence and freedom, the work of the Ecuadorian government to eliminate the child's chronic malnutrition and the migration of migrants. Thank you very much to Mr. Alcalde, to the mayor and to the commissioners and to the representative of Bowling Green for welcoming us and welcoming the Ecuadorian community in this city. I give the recognition of the Ecuadorian government for all the programs of the migrant population. I value in high degree its special dedication and friendship that Mr. Alcalde has given us to have shared with us the parade of the Ecuadorian community on the past Sunday and in this opportunity the flag is lit. Welcome, major. I just was precisely thanking in Spanish. I'll do later in English I would like to thank Mr. Alcalde and the commissioners for all the help and special programs that they provide to the migrant community especially the Ecuadorian community and the support that we had from Mr. Alcalde in the parade of the Ecuadorians on the past Sunday. I'm sure that we will share new spaces in which you will be able to know better Ecuador, the commercial and investment potential and tourist attractions. The men and women of our community are real ambassadors of my country. They work day to day to contribute to the development and progress of this great city. I want to conclude with a phrase that is very meaningful for the Ecuadorians the American dream has a tricolor heart. Thank you very much. A few words in English. Dear Major Adams dear commissioners Ambassador Cristian Espinosa permanent representative of Ecuador to the United Nations distinguished authorities and fellow Ecuadorian citizens who have joined today. This is a very special occasion for my country because for the first time the flag of Ecuador will be raised in this historic place where the flag of the United States of America as a free country today's commemoration is a call to reinforce our vocation for freedom, work together acknowledging our shared democratic values and the respect for human rights. As we stand before our flag we reaffirm the commitment of the Ecuadorian government to work tirelessly for the benefit of all its citizens both in the national territory and abroad. Mr. Major, the Ecuadorian community has a historical presence in the city suffice to say that one of our most illustrious leaders and later president of the Republic, Galo Plaza Lasso was born in New York City and his name is engraved together with those of outstanding personalities in one of the avenues of the city. He has been joined in recent decades by tens of thousands of Ecuadorian workers who contribute to the growth of the city. While we commemorate a historical event we must not lose sight of the current moment as new struggles for independence and freedom must guide us in the search for new opportunities access to education and health and a society that includes women and vulnerable people. The work of the Ecuadorian government to eradicate chronic child malnutrition eliminate risky migration and trafficking of migrants is consistent with its commitment to new forms of independence and freedom. Thank you very much, Major and commissioners for welcoming the Ecuadorian community in the city. I wish to express the gratitude of the Ecuadorian government for all the programs made available for the benefit of the migrant population. I highly value your great dedication and your friendship with us in the parade of the Ecuadorian community last Sunday and on this occasion in the racing of the Ecuadorian flag. I am sure that we will be sharing new opportunities where you will have the opportunity to get to know better Ecuador its culture, trade and investment opportunities tourist attractions and so much more. The men and women of our community are true ambassadors of my country. I work very hard every day to contribute to the development and progress of this great city. For us Ecuadorians the American dream beats with the Ecuadorian flag. Thank you very much. Thank you so much, Ambassador. Que viva Ecuador! Que viva! Que viva los inmigrantes de Nueva York! And now it is my great honor to introduce to you the mayor of the city of New York Mayor Eric Adams. Thank you so much and this is an extremely significant moment when you look at the history of the Ecuadorian people and don't allow anyone to take your historical connection away. In 1809 Ecuador became the first Hispanic American nation to declare its independence. The first and your actions caused a cascading effect throughout the entire region. Those who proclaimed their independence from Spain. And today I'm proud to celebrate your 213 years of independence. I also want to welcome the council generals the ambassadors, the dignitaries, the community leaders, artists and the group of women who sold the flag. Thank you so much. And New York City is Ecuadorian city. We have the largest Ecuadorian population outside of Ecuador lives right here in New York City. And what is wonderful about this country this is one of the few countries on the globe where you are not told to abandon your homeland as you embrace your adopted land. In fact our secret weapon is when you approach the culture your business acumen your benevolence and friendships and relationships and mix it with the American culture that is what makes us great as a country and no one does it better than the Ecuadorian community. And I say thank you for that and let's continue to do the relationship building that we are doing. For over 100 years Ecuador has been strong. The steadfast friendship was forged by great global leader and 29th president Ecuador Gallo Plaza.  Permanently part of our platform of this city and country. He said living in New York helped him learn the virtues of freedom and democracy and he took those values with him to Ecuador. He was a New Yorker through and through but he was an Ecuadorian through and through and that's the marriage that we enjoy so much. Serving as the Ecuadorian president as a diplomat for the United Nations he fought to bring those freedoms to the rest of the world so we want to say thank him and we want to thank him in the spirit of what he represented and what are we doing today in a significant of this moment that I want to be here each time we raise a flag for another country. This is Bowling Green right here at the foot of the bull we are bullish on saying that our city and country is a diverse place for all groups that's who we are and just as we welcome groups in yesteryears we are on a precipice of welcoming new groups even when other states tell them they're not welcome here in America and New York we are saying you are welcome here and we are going to provide to support you deserve. That's what makes us great and that is why it is so important that we are doing these periods of time and so I thank my commissioner of international affairs as we continue to reach out to new arrivals in new countries and I thank my once dreamer my commissioner of mayor office of immigrant affairs who brings his life story to know how important it is for us to open our borders and allow people in New York to come together because all of us have the energy and the spirit that's associated not only with the American dream but the dream to reach our full potential and to the Bowling Green Association this plot of real estate this has become our modern day United Nations you have allowed us to raise flags after flags and bring us together and show that this city is one I'm excited to be here today with the Ecuadorian people I was excited to march with you in a parade for many years I'm excited as we move our city forward together as one city unified with the beauty of our different cultures different ethnicity and different understandings of each other and so today in honor of the community's generosity and fierce commitment mayor of the city of New York hereby proclaim Wednesday, August 10th 2022 in the city of New York as Ecuadorian Heritage Day congratulations to you thank you mayor Adams this is why we are truly it's a truly a true honor to serve under your leadership and in your administration and with that I would like to start the ceremony and welcome us to sing or listen to the American national anthem Ambassador Sandoval to raise the Ecuadorian flag I would like to invite Jimena back up we have Noemi, Noemi please Noemi Morales she was born in Ecuador in the province of Invadura she is a student but she maintains this tradition which is from the time before the Colonia in the city of Otavalo which are our famous farmers she is making a bracelet with the name of the mayor so that the mayor will always remember the Ecuadorian community and the Ecuadorian community can you translate please Noemi is a young student for our mayor Eric Adams and our commissioner Castro with their names another applause for Noemi that concludes our flag racing ceremony thank you everyone for joining us today have a good evening


What's going on everybody, it's Stas here. Welcome back to another video. So in today's video I wanted to break down and share with you guys three stocks that I'm personally watching and looking to swing trade here in the month of September in 2019. I want to break down entry points, exit points, risk reward involved with the stock in terms of how much could you potentially make percentage wise, how much could you lose percentage wise and kind of just the brief technicals that I'm watching with these stocks, moving averages, support and resistance levels the whole nine yards, right? And the whole idea of this video is for you to be able to take the tricks, take the tips that I'm sharing in this video in terms of technical analysis and apply it to your own analysis, to your own stocks and ETFs, whatever you guys trade. So I also want to look at the markets very briefly, the S&P and specific to see where we're trading right now so we can get an idea of the overall trajectory of the market because that's important in my opinion when it comes to swing trading. So if you enjoy this video, if you find value in this video, feel free to go down below and hit that like button, consider subscribing if you want to see further content involving the stock market, investing and trading. This is the channel for you. So join the crew guys. So let's start this video off by looking at the SPX, the S&P 500 index. So off of a quick glance here, it's very obvious that the S&P's trading in a channel right now between 2950 and around 2990, right? That's the channel we're trading in right now about a 40 point window. And if we zoom in a bit to the five day five minute chart here, you can see that this 2990 level is extremely prominent. It's been very difficult for us to break out of this level over the past three trading days. Just take a look guys. On the 5th of September, we gapped up to 2985 and then we sold off there, failing to break out, right? The next day, we tried to retest 2985, 2990 twice and we failed to break out a second time, right? And today guys, we gapped up 2990, we got rejected, we tried to come back and retest it, got rejected again, and now we're dumping pretty aggressively heading into the latter half of the market today on the 9th of September in 2019. So this action right here, this price action, and especially since it looks like we are getting rejected again, the start of a rejection under this 180 S&P on the five day five minute chart as a resistance, you know, this price action is leading me to believe that we might be selling off here to potentially retest 2950 again as a new support. And if we just look at the RSI very briefly, it confirms that we might be selling off here in the short term because it's extremely over bought at the 67 level and remember anything above 70, anything close to 70 is becoming very over bought whether it's a future, index, stock, ETF, whatever it may be, right? So that's just the brief breakdown right now, you know, we are a bit over bought, we may be setting up right now for a sell off and hey, if we sell off to 2950, we confirm that level as a support and we continue to uptrend from there, that's going to be very good for the overall markets in terms of a bullish perspective, right? But let's say we break 2950, we start to sell off, hey, we may be retesting the 180 SMA again at 2930, maybe down to 2900, which would put us on top of that 50 SMA, and that's not going to be too good for the bullish aspect for the bullish people out there, that would be better for the bearish people, right? The bearish sentiment out there, if we were to break and start to continue to break below, moving average after moving average after support after support, right? So now that we talked about that, let's get into the three stocks that I'm personally watching, right? The first one is BAC, Bank of America, and this is one that we've talked about a lot on this channel and I'm loving the price action that I'm seeing right now on BAC. So the overall breakdown, we can see here that it's trading in a channel very similar to the SPX, but on a larger timeframe, kind of drawn out here, right? The SPX, it's very small, the channel is trading in, but BAC, it's stretched across a six month time period, and that channel is between $26.50, roughly, and around $30, right? Take a look, we've hit the support at $26.50 once, twice, three times, four times, this is the double bottom that first initially caught my attention for BAC, and then the breakout above the 50 SMA was a confirming point that it was breaking out to potentially retest the resistance, right? At the top of this channel, which is at about $30, and this is a very, very prominent resistance because we got hit there once in January of 2019, again in February, again in March, again in May, right? Again in July, this is just a level that we've gotten rejected at multiple times in the past. So now we're seeing the double bottom, which is a very good bullish sign. The breakout above the 50 SMA, this is actually where I entered BAC about two weeks ago, and I actually took an initial loss because at that time period, the markets were turning red. BAC broke a technical spot that I was looking at on the five day five minutes, so my plan called for me to cut losses at that point, and I did, right? But in hindsight now, if I didn't cut losses, I'd be up like three, four, five, maybe even six, not probably not 6%, more like three, four percent on my position, but that's okay, right? I took the little loss, but you can't really predict the future 100%, which is why in that moment, right, it's better to just take the loss, cut your losses, and look for a reentry, which is what I'm doing right now, right? And BAC, now that we've broken above that 50 SMA, we've pulled down, we've held it as a support, we've broken out of the 2765 level of resistance from the 30th of August, and we've actually pulled down and retested that resistance as a new support, and we've broken out of the 180 SMA. These are signs that are very, very bullish, right? Just take a look at this guy. This is a textbook pattern right here on the 20 day one hour. Take a look, we broke out of the moving averages, we pulled down, held them as supports, we broke out of the previous resistance on the 30th. We literally pulled down, we held that old resistance as a new support, as well as that 50 SMA, and we gapped up today, breaking that previous resistance high or high, right, 2870. Now is where I'm going to be looking for an entry point on BAC. Now I want to potentially get a pullback here and a retest at 2820. So right now that's my entry point target on BAC. 2820, that'll bring the R side down a bit to a healthier point. That'll bring us down to 2820, right? And from there, we may be trending under this 180 SMA, or at that point actually we may be pulling down to retest this 180 SMA on the four hour chart as a support, right? That's very key because if we break below it and start to get back down to the high 27s, that's not going to be too attractive at least on the short term here. We ideally want to see it hold this level, retest it, and then slowly start to climb up. So initially here, my exit point is going to be anywhere between 2960 and $30 per share. 2960, if we start to get up to this level here, upwards to 2950, 2960, I may start shaving off my profits there with an ultimate sell target at $30. So from 2820 upwards to 2960, that's about a 5% profit margin upwards to $30. That's close to a 6%, right? And if we want to cut losses here, we also have to have a strategy for that. Where are we going? 2%, 3% are we going to have a mental stop loss on it? What are we doing? Me personally, I'm going to have a 2% stop loss on this one, maybe even a 1.5%. And if we get in at 2820, like the goal entry point here, this is going to be set probably at around 2770 to around 2775. And if my math is correct, that should be roughly a 1.5% to 2% stop loss and it is, right? It's roughly a 2%. And I'd probably set it at around 2775 to give it some wiggle room, right? Because if you think about it, overall, if we did pull down to 2790, let's say for example, overall, we're still trending up because extending this trend line shows you exactly that, right? If we pull down, say that we did one of these, isn't that technically a higher low from the previous? So at this point, we could end up pulling back and popping. So I kind of want to have my stop loss a bit below this level to give it some wiggle room if we were to pull down here, right? This is hypothetical, right? So these are some things that are going through my mind right now, probably maybe even a bit lower than 2760 stop loss, just in case it does pull down even lower to retest to potentially pop, right? It's sometimes all about giving it some wiggle room, but I'm sure you guys understand what I mean by that and where I'm going with it. So BAC, I'm liking it right now. I just need to see a bit of a pullback here and a retest either at 2820, maybe we break 2820 and then we may be going down to 2783. And this is another entry point, right? And from there, I'd probably set my stop loss 2%, 1.5% below that, which would probably put it right above that 50SMA. So that's kind of what's going through my head right now, entry points, exit points, supports, resistances that I'm looking at for BAC. So the second one I want to talk about is a bit easier to break down and that is Visa, guys. So Visa, it broke down here today from 187 all the way down to 180. And why am I saying it's a bit easier? Because overall the trend on Visa right now, unlike BAC, which is a horizontal trend, this is a different type of pattern. Visa is an uptrend. It's a straight up uptrend pattern over the past six months on this 184 hour chart. And 180 means 180 days, which is six months, right? Which is why I call it the six month chart. We hit a low at 120. Now we just hit a high at 187. Literally the whole time we've been riding the moving averages, the 180SMA, the 50SMA. We've had the bullish cross of the 50SMA above the 180SMA. And it seems like every time we've retraced in the stock, every time we've pulled down, we've held either the 180SMA or the 50SMA as a support. And what do you notice here, guys? This is opening up a crazy entry point if we do end up holding these moving averages, which historically, again, we've held them over the past six months. We've dropped from 187 down to 180. And 180 here does seem like it's breaking a bit below this 50SMA here on this four hour chart, which is not too good of a sign because ideally here we would want to see it hold this, but I still need to give it some time into tomorrow most likely to see what it ends up opening at. Ideally, if it gapped up tomorrow, that would be a point to enter. But now that we are breaking the 50SMA, we may be going down to test this 180SMA. And if we were to break that to the downside, at least in the short term, that's not going to be too attractive. Ideally, I would want to see a hold above both of these. Another thing I want to point out here is that I'm noticing a bullish cross. The 50SMA crossed above the 180SMA on the 29th to the 30th of August. And since then, guys, just take a look at these crossovers. They're very important, right? Since then, Visa went from 177 up to 187. So if you played this as a moving average play, moving average crossover play, you would have made some pretty good money, right? Now that we are still trending above in terms of the 50SMA above the 180SMA, that's still giving me bullish sentiment in this stock overall, just judging on these moving averages. And I don't know if I mentioned this a minute ago, because sometimes I forget what I say 30 seconds ago when I'm recording these videos, but the RSI is actually oversold right now. It's dumped down a bit to 39. So this is just opening up an opportunity, right? The whole entire idea, guys, of swing trading, day trading, whatever kind of trading you're into is not to force the opportunities. Don't just pick a stock on your watch list. Don't just drag over Walmart, whatever it may be, and just buy it wherever it's at just because you're impulsive and you want to trade, right? The whole entire idea is to wait for those openings, right? Literally wait for the opportunity and then pounce on it. So Visa right now, this is one that if you were patient a couple of days ago, this is the opportunity that you're like, okay, here's my window, I should pounce at it, I should get into this before the window closes, and oops, there goes the mic, and then that would end up being good if it all ends up playing out, right? And by the way, guys, don't just buy these because I'm saying these on the video, don't just trade them because I'm trading them most likely in this next coming week. Do your own research, guys, it's very, very important. But overall, back to that opportunity thing, just hop in when you're seeing opportunities. Don't force anything because that's how you lose money, guys, when you're forcing stocks, forcing ETFs, buying them at random times or times when there's not much value there, that's just bad, right? But for me right now, Visa's looking good. Ideally, if we just break it down on a smaller timeframe chart here, ideally, an entry point would be if we held this 180SMA support on this hourly chart, an entry point I'm looking at would probably be initially, if you want to jump the gun a bit here on Visa, let me just zoom in on this or just rather draw a tool here for you guys. Ideally, it would be if we broke 181, right? Notice how 181 was a resistance back towards the middle, towards the end of August right around here. And it was also a resistance towards the end of August on the 30th of August as well, right? And we broke out of that hitting the high at 187. Now we pulled down, we actually broke that 181 support. And now it's a resistance again. So ideally, if we pop and break 181, that's going to be a confirmation that we're popping on the 180SMA support as well. This could be an initial entry point that I'm looking at. So 181, 181, I'd initially add money. And then the next point in time that I would add money would be 182.50, right? That's the next resistance I'm seeing here. And my philosophy of swing trading, guys, and you can look this up on YouTube, you can type in stock surface, swing trading, how to conserve capital. My philosophy is scaling into positions, right? Scaling into positions with 10, 20% of my goal position at first. So this way, I can mitigate my risk, because let's say I scaled in with 20% here, and then visa tanked, I'm only losing money on that 20% stake, right? But let's say we popped up, I put 100% in whatever that value, a dollar value may be, and then it tanked, I'm losing a lot more money, right? You guys get what I'm saying here, larger value up front, you're going to lose more money if it drops. What's the word? Compared to if you only put a smaller amount at first, right? So that's the idea here, visa entry point, 181.20, 182.50 exit, probably around the resistance at around 186, 187, giving it a rough profit margin potential of, let's see, my guess is going to be around 3%, 4%. Let's see how good my eye is at predicting or rather guessing this. And it is 3%, right? 3% up to that resistance. And of course, if we just continue the uptrend, if we continue hitting those highs, it could be even more than that. So visa, I'm liking that one a lot here, guys. And onto the third one, which is at V, ticker symbol ATVI, which is actually, in my opinion, one of the trickier ones, probably the trickiest ones out of these three, because as of now, ATVI is in the middle of this channel that is trading in between $52 and around $56, kind of putting it in a weird spot, right? We're in the middle of this channel, so there's a lot of downside, but there's also potential for it to pop up. The RSI is also overbought here. It's at about 66. We are seeing a pretty nice pattern on this RSI. We are seeing higher lows, higher highs on the RSI, which is pretty good, which means this could be tuning up for a pop to break above 56. That is possible here. But personally, guys, I would love to see an entry point. I don't know if we'll get this because it's asking for a lot, but an entry point down at $52. We probably won't get it, guys, because it's already up 5% from there, but ideally, an entry point at 52 would be beautiful, right? That would put us on top of this 180SMA or even 53 bucks, right? Anything, you know, 53.50, that would be nice because that would be putting us more towards the support of this channel. And from there, if it continues this breakout that it's currently on, we could end up filling up to 56 easily like we did a couple of days ago, giving us, you know, from 53 up to 56, roughly a 6% margin of profit. That's awesome, right? And overall, guys, video game stocks, I've mentioned this a bunch. Advi included, they've been getting crushed, right? Advi's gone from 85 down to 40. We got a couple of bottoms there on that support at 40. And then we've started to climb out of resistance after resistance since then, really reversing the trend here, which is why I'm looking at it as a longer term swing trade here, right? I'm just loving it. You know, overall, we've broken out of moving average resistances. We broke out of the 47 resistance. We filled up all the way to the $52 resistance. We pretty much filled all the way up to 56. And now we're pulling back. So again, guys, ideally 53 would be a good entry point. I don't know if we'll get it, but if we break 56, you know, 56 can also be a good entry point to potentially fill the gap back up to $62, which is a huge move of around 10, 11%. But again, I like 53. I would like to get in here. And from 53 up to 56, that's about a 6% margin of profit. You have a 2% stop loss on that. That's pretty good, right? That's where I'd personally put my stop loss. And I'll show you guys even more on this 20 day one hour chart. And this is actually important to point out as well. On this hourly chart, we are seeing a hold on this 50 SMA. So if we actually pop above this 50 SMA, this is a clear sign that we're going straight to 56. And this could be even an intraday play opportunity before the swing trade, which in my opinion, I would get in if it were to pop here, break 56, I'd wait for a pullback and a retest on 56 before getting in and potentially ride it back up to those 60s. So that's what I'm looking at here on ATV, guys. I'm really liking it overall, just being patient and waiting for that opportunity to open up to me. So those are the three stocks. If you enjoy this video, if you found value in this video, let me know down below in the comments what you think about it. Hit that like button to support the channel and consider subscribing if you want to see further stock breakdowns, further content on the stock market in general, news, trading, investing, tips, my journey, what I'm doing in the markets. This is the channel for you guys. So I'll catch you all in the next video. I appreciate you all watching. Peace out.


All right, here we go All right live on the metal voice Alan for the first time ever. We have a principal. Yes At least at least there are knowing and you know what? I feel like I might make some grammatical mistakes And I feel like I'm being judged in a sense. Yeah grammatical Jim by the way It starts already Sharon Burns former principal of Eden High School Retired now Thank you for joining. Thank you for joining Thanks for a piece of persecuted heavy metal fans throughout the world. I Think this is the first time it correct. Am I correct me if I'm wrong? This is the first time you've made a statement Is this is the first time exclusive exclusive is I just retired in June and June 30th was my retirement date and I've had a lot of people reach out to me and I thought Let's reach out back to a couple of people and you're at the top of my list Jimmy So it's nice. Nice to be here. Thanks for having me. There we go. Sharon I reached out to you a year ago. Maybe eight months ago, right?  They're muzzling you up as Alan said heavy metal persecution, right? Right. All right. Let me give the backstory here fast fast. So everybody is up to speed Okay, back in October 2021 Sharon burns the print then principal of Eden High School in St. Catherine's, Ontario, Canada Posted it on her Instagram her own personal Instagram for my understanding Picture of you and your husband, right at the back of the car and I'll show the picture after and then there was also another picture Which was the controversy was Eddie the mascot of our Eddie the mascot of Iron Maiden with the 666 written in the hands Oh my god, after that the her in your Instagram blew up Petition by some of the parents concerned parents to transfer you or remove you from your position Not to fire you just to remove you to another To remove you to another school because you did not live up to their sort of standards You shall be removed 553 signatures were collected and then there was a counter a counter Alan a counter petition 20,000 students and friends and the community and people from all around the world signed it to keep you because they said you Are a great teacher a great principal and they wanted to keep you there And I'm gonna be fair here sharing me and now are gonna be fair since we don't have the other side here We'll try to be very objective. I'm not trying to yes, of course And we're and I'm still sort from signing 15,000 times And to be fair Oh My god, somebody can is that Ken your husband? No, Rob. Okay. So anyway, somebody's trying to I'm gonna somebody's trying to jump on but I don't Just to jump on they're not jumping on nobody jumping Okay, so I I've been to St. Catherine's I actually bought my copy of HDC high voltage and vinyl in St. Catherine and I you know, I didn't see anybody burning witches back then and So let's let's just explain the community a little bit the lovely town of St. Catherine's and where you're from so The school Eden is a fabulous school It was a private Christian school until 1989 and then it became amalgamated with the board so with the public board and I think that I Think that a lot of parents had their parents go to Eden and It's it's been a very long-running school private Christian school in the Niagara region students can apply to go there from the entire Niagara region from Niagara Falls to Fort Erie to St. Catherine's so And they used to go when it was a private Christian school because of the Christian component to it But things changed when it became a public school and it had to become a public school for everybody So that's a bit of the history. There are a lot of people Students at Eden like I said who have many many siblings parents grandparents and uncles who have attended there for the Christian component But now it's just wide open And the Christian component and I can't pronounce it properly Mennonite Mennonite. Yeah, I have a trouble with that word out of Mennonite. It's a very complicated And to be fair to them We know they have this history of a Mennonite community and they attended there and they have this sort of culture that they built There's that's why they were very concerned correct Correct, but it was no longer part or remain focus of the curriculum since 89 Right, so it's not part of the curriculum whatsoever, but we still have which spiritual life center at the school and There are four volunteers who work there and students go to chapel and they go to life groups And it's a very well-attended and liked by many of the students So it's still a very vibrant part of what that school is And you yourself are a Mennonite, correct? You're sort of raised that way, right? I was raised that way. Yes Okay, all right, so we've confirmed all that we've confirmed the community We've confirmed yourself and and other and since the 89s in the 70s and 100 years ago There has been so many more different religions right that have come into play correct, right? right and our school has opened that up to everybody we Started a multi-faith prayer room a couple of years ago, so students who are practicing Islam can go and And have their prayers in the afternoon on Fridays as well So and that's in the same area as the Mennonite Chapel and it seems to be working quite Cohesively as it seems to be working well for everybody. So very accommodating and welcoming school and area Right, okay, but we've had to make some changes. I've been there for five years I just retired in June and there have there's been some changes because For example our logo still had a cross in it and we're a public school and we're open to everybody So we needed to make some things that didn't put the Christianity at the forefront So we removed the cross from the logo So change has been hard for several members of the community because it's it was their school It was their mothers and fathers school and now there's changes happening that looks as though We're trying to remove the Christian Christian component from the school That's not the case. What Eden is doing is Creating an atmosphere where everybody can see themselves on the halls and in the walls of that school Reflected right so they feel at home I'm just questioning is that part of provincial legislation as well where the cross has to be removed or is that the decision that was based on on local You know your fellows at the school. I was a school board decision. I know that It's different in Quebec, but here it's a public school. So you shouldn't really be promoting one religion over another Well, it's the same here in Quebec And I think the rest of Canada has taken also the fall suit, right? It's anything to do with public should be sort of, you know Secular right that's that's and but it does it doesn't mean you can't talk about religion You could just but you have to sort of be equal share to everyone, right? Because that's that's the world that we live in, right? It's it's a multi religious world. Yeah We can get get to the photo so so you know Tradition where you head out in the backyard take these types of photos or is that you know after you're burning Bibles? And you decide to take these photos or where was that taking place exactly? So it was a mini Cooper rally I have a mini Cooper. It's kind of new to me and the dealer puts You know host this rally where a hundred mini Cooper's just line up in a row and we drive from one destination to the other So we drove to Niagara Falls and we do an event there We did the world pool jet boats up and down the Niagara River We drove for a few other places and my husband said hey There's a costume, you know, you can dress up your cars and there's prizes for cars So I said don't go ahead and dress up the car So he dressed up with the Iron Maiden paraphernalia some of what you see behind me and Right exactly so it was an easy costume for the car I guess and I Have I had an Instagram and a Twitter account that Was called at Eden principle because it was me and it was my account and I was trying to personalize a Lot of the events at the school and show them that I'm a principal and I you can reach out to me You can connect with me you can DM me and I'll answer your questions about if tomorrow's a non uniform day The week before the rally I had met a bunch of students asked them what they were listening to and they were telling me metal I said so I listen to metal too. So we had a bit of a conversation. So it's not unusual for me to put up a personal photo To continue to connect with students and that's the purpose of the photo that I put up Relatable you want to be relatable. Let's talk about the school year. Maybe new students are coming in and Great idea. So When you go back the next day they say oh Mrs. Burns you listen to made and I listen to made into it's like Right, and then we just go about our day of learning Okay, just but here's the here's where the trouble began, right? So, okay, there's one picture of you and your husband with you know The trunk open of the car with the maiden picture says our and that's like that's behind Alan That's the same flag in the picture. Now, there's a little Eddie the little Eddie guy in back you now I'm showing the picture that said Eddie in the heart 666 and that was the problem, correct, right? That's right over kill Yeah, well definitely overkill and if I could Would not have posted that I Think it Rob made that my husband made that just his fault Eddie loves Many coopers and he threw this 666 in the heart and I knew that it's a biblical Has biblical connotations religious connotations I kind of knew that just for the year But I didn't even think about it when we went and when I posted the picture I just thought oh, that's a good picture of Eddie and there's a good picture of me and my husband I'll just throw those up on Instagram and go about my day Unbeknownst to you behind the scenes Exactly unbeknownst to me I go about my day and at one point I have three teenage daughters and at one point they reach out to me or come out to me and say mom You really have to look at your Instagram like what what did I so I look at it and it the comments under it have blown up So I turned off commenting. I thought okay, help me figure out what I did wrong here And I realized it was the post of the 666 in a school where We were having this shift from What they were used to from the private Christian school to amalgamating with the born and I know that was 1989 But still it takes a long time for good change to happen and I get all that so I realized yeah, okay I I was I was at the At one end insensitive and at the other end offensive I get it so I took the post down Okay, but let's go back one step. Were there any problems with you and The teach and the parents prior to this picture of Iron Maiden were there any petitions Against you Were there any sort of oh, there's a woman in charge. We're not we don't dig that nothing like that So just to confirm that no none of that There were some questions about some of the changes that we were making to the school for example the logo and some of the changes around How the spiritual life center communicated with the students in the building Changes that needed to happen and there were some concerns from parents about those changes and the way we're going about them I guess but nothing to have me removed for example, okay Underlying sentiment nobody likes change we understand that so there's a little underlining sentiment And this was kind of like the spark to set off the powder cake that one little photo with the heart Especially specifically the heart with the six exactly now. I mean, let's say for example you wrote 667 Do you think the parents would have lost it? I think that I don't know that I don't know I do think that some people associate still heavy metal with Satanic practices. I know that's an extreme but I Think that they might have thought it was insensitive to have this, you know, this Eddie It is skull and muscles and all of that For a principle and I understand that Like I get I'm trying to pick this apart here. Okay. I get the 666 the Eddie I don't get and I don't get the iron maiden. So there's three things here, right? Right, I mean if you want to really go into deep discussion about 666 They found the oldest manuscript they found in the Bible was actually 616. It wasn't even 666 So this whole number and this business of this number of being, you know, some sort of satanic Yes, there's that connotation, but the reality is 666 really doesn't mean anything because a lot of people have said that this is just a numerical number of Nero who was the sort of governor or whatever of Roman Empire at the time, right? So Was it was it the may are made in was it the Eddie mascot or was it the number that people had most defense with? If you had a picture of Barry give holding this 667 the house next door or across the street Okay. Yeah, now it was the number combined with the fact that they felt like I was trying to reduce Christianity in the school Okay, all right. All right. Gotcha. Gotcha. Okay. I mean we had the same, you know I made it had the same backlash in 82 when they released the album in North America You think we've progressed by on that point now and it's a you know, the West Memphis three in the early 90s I mean, they were you know a conservative community and Memphis and you know, basically the gist of it was three heavy metal guys got arrested because you know They got to research Satan worshippers and they they have to be responsible with killing these other children and you know Even evidence of Stephen King novels prove that you are Satanist So, you know, we're hoping to be way past that now But I can understand now the bit more for the story where there's this underlying Sensitivity like you said the community.  Up until the only kind of personal things I would post are of my chickens. I have a chicken Ozzie bit off a head off a chicken What are vegan tweets there could have happened drinking lady So posting my musical interest was the first time I've done that and the last Last yeah, okay Well again just to confirm that you were when did you take down the post when you saw the petition from the parents? Or was it prior to that prior to that it was the same day It was I think it was a Sunday and it was when my kids say mom look at your Instagram It's blowing up and I decided yeah, okay. Let's just delete the whole post and And maybe this all be over tomorrow. So okay, that's what that's what I like to get to Monday morning now You're watching the school. Yes And they're waiting with handcuffs or No, it was it was good and quiet. He walked into school and I was worried. Oh Oh Everybody's looking at me and everybody's having an opinion or a judgment on me. So it was uncomfortable, but It was fine. It was more or less business as usual at school and I'm so thankful for that I'm thankful for that a community of students who You know didn't get on a bandwagon or didn't want to turn feather me the kids were amazing and they got on with business All right, let's talk about constitution here. So the constitution says the government has no right to intervene with Freedom of speech. This is a public public school So what I assume that sort of bleeds into your constitutional right working for the government, correct? Yes, well, this was on your personal time. The list can we can we you know, let's not forget that Personal time but under the name at Eden principle. That's the problem. That's the problem, right? It was just Sharon's Instagram it'd be completely different Somebody might have picked up on it if a parent might have seen it and had an issue with it But it was under at Eden principle Are you talking about Jim what constitution about the Canadian Constitution here the Canadian Constitution because we can't Or hello, sir anymore here in Canada, right? Well, they've kind of scrapped it over here again But I think you're a little behind the times Jim, but in theory in theory it should have worked like that Okay, so there was no kickback from the students when you walk in And then a petition rumors of or you're well aware that there's a petition underway They're petitioned by that point and then and the phone calls were happening from concerned families and the press and My boss Like what's going on over there Sharon? It's like oops My phone's been ringing off the hook. It's usually pretty quiet. I can get a good nap in and now I gotta call Sharon What's going on? Did you get any did you get any messages like, you know, cult messages? Hey Sharon, you know, you want to join the cult and No, nothing like that helping this meeting next Tuesday Okay, so Again, establishing the timeline here You post the picture you take down at the picture out of good conscience, right? However, you go back to school everybody's whispering. There she is. There she is And then there's this petition from concerned parents About 500 people right 500 parents and you know, and to be fair, you know, they have a right to also, you know To say but to get you transferred over a little mistake like that. I don't think that's the end of the world Yeah, and to be fair Change.org you anybody in the world can have a vote on a poll on change.org So I'm not even convinced it was 500 parents 500 people How many people in that school connected to Eden? So it could be globally somebody on the other side of the world. So yeah, I don't like heavy metal I'm down on this so you know And you know and I'll and and I'll even share we're all the same age, uh, you know You're younger than us. Sorry Thank you. I don't think you're right, but thank you Um, you know the prmc, you know, they're they're you know Back in the day and you know, they're trying to stop heavy metal and there's always somebody trying to stop heavy metal Now when was talking about that before I mean why stop a form of music? Why start stop artistic, uh, you know expression? Sure, it's a little do me and darky. But is it any different than a horror movie? I don't think you're trying to stop the music They were trying to stop the Eden principle from taking more away from Uh from e from the school from the christian opponent that some students can uh can You know go to if they're interested in I got you. That's that's a fair statement. That's at least an offensive and I get it. Okay. Okay, so This explodes Globally, you know, it's a hot topic wake up one that monday morning probably or Tuesday morning We all see this on the internet and we're basically talking about 500 clicks right So why would this be such a big story? I think it goes back to jimmy's last question is Well, you know, somebody's trying to pursue the heavy metal fan I think is what people are taking away from this And you know, you've explained that that's not necessarily the case It's not necessarily the case. So then the counter petition started and that was started by a student I didn't know who it was for a long time and then I learned out who it is and thank you for that That was pretty cool. Thanks steve harris Yeah It was uh and And when the counter petition started it talked about oh, she's a good principal, you know, don't worry about that She's not a satanist all school over here. It's a great school. We're really really learning a lot and we're having a great time and that really picked up throughout The global community But not everybody could have the whole story and realize where the school was where it's come from the insensitivity in the 666 post So it just looked like satanic panic. Let's counter that with my vote. Here you go, Sharon I remember it was huge. I remember like, you know, people just read the headlines and of course some of the headlines were misleading You know heavy metal principal gets persecuted and you know, heavy metal principal is not allowed to like our main in But the reality is and I understand the parents and I understand the school I mean, you even understand it that you're leading a school There's got to be some sort of uh A correct protocol, we'll say, right? Yeah And that's cool, but I'm happy that we're talking to you About this because it's a cool story either either way, right? No, I'm glad that the counter petition, you know started with Your capacity as a principal, right? If let's not get rid of somebody if they're doing a good job And if the students think you're doing a good job, I mean, that's the ones that really count at the end of the day, right? That's that's your constituency as we could say And it was still super quiet at school. Even though the petition got up to 24 000 votes It was quiet at school But both families parents staff and students were supportive of me in ways that were quiet For, you know, we had a football game a bunch of parents wore iron main shirts to the football game to support their kids To wear uniform schools students would wear iron made and under their shirt and just show me that they you know They stand in solidarity or they give me the irons as we're walking down the hall So there was a lot of really great support from the kids and from the community both parents staff students alike And the cheerleaders all got any tattoos on their shoulders. So That was a nice touch as well. Actually, I'm kind of curious. Do you prefer the paul diano era or the brobruz dickinson era? Lay there or the play which which do you prefer the first two army nom's are later on? Yeah, I like Bruce Dickinson. Okay Alan too is Bruce Dickinson a more paul diano. So it's okay. Just just so we're all clear all right And you also had dango jones Canadian artist That's right to you and he said, you know what? I support you fully come to my show. Did you go see him? Did you meet with him? I did? Oh, you tell you uh It was a great show actually and he told me he had my back and he experiences I think many artists anybody in the public eye experiences challenges with communities that don't understand this so he understood and Gave me a cool little souvenir that um I think it was back correctly that he got from where rob We've got to dig through the archives Hey rob.  It's all because of you it's all because of you you started all this It's my fault. Yes. That's what I say every day of my life buddy. You're an instigator 24 seven Let's take a look at that. Let's take a what is that? It's like a single. Oh rainmaker. Okay. Yeah rain and it's signed by uh Bruce Dickinson as well. So that's what dango jones gave me which was pretty cool Like that's what I wanted to ask you that that anybody from maiden's camp reach out to you or say hey We've got your back or um the photographer the official photographer Sent me an email. Actually, he didn't even send me an email. He sent me a big poster Was that back here? Yeah, he'll take it off the wall and bring it in And it just showed up in the mail and I didn't even know about it And this it's amazing poster of Bruce at the one of the concerts that we had gone to and we had a similar picture from where we Stood right in front of the stage So we went and got it framed. I'll bring it in. Oh, yeah, I'll get out of the way here All right, look at that. Oh, yeah good photo. Wow. Wow. Look at that So that's John McMurtry took that and uh I think he's traveling with maiden to um Hamilton when they come this fall in October. So he's reached out. So he's gonna try to get me in the trooper room, which sounds pretty cool Yeah, yeah, so thanks John. If you're listening that'd be pretty cool posters put to good use Any any correlation between all this brew ha ha and your retirement? No, no, I could have retired december 2020 Uh before the event I could have retired during or after the event but um I it was the pandemic and I wanted to stick it through for the kids I wanted to have a sense of normalcy back for everybody We had the extracurriculars come back last year and uh, it was a really amazing way to go out So I went out. I retired on my own terms, but that's a good question. I get asked that one a lot, Alan Okay, would you do it again? If you can if you had a if you had a DeLorean and you could travel back in time Well, she wouldn't be at an Audi Rowdy Audi rally then if you had a DeLorean Well, I would just I'm just saying a DeLorean just for traveling purposes back in time Would you if you could go back in time, would you post Eddie 666 again? No Would you post the iron maiden with you and your husband just sort of like would you post that picture? Uh Probably Yeah, it's not on the same on the same account That you know the principal's a metal fan a woman principal, you know in her whatever decade I'm in is a metal fan I think that that's an unusual thing for principal and High school so if it helps to connect with a couple more kids who feel like they can come and chat with me If they're having a problem I would but I definitely would not do Eddie holding 666 I wouldn't do anything with that number anymore Yeah, so since then my iron principal since I retired I've retired the twitter and the instagram for at Eden principal as well And I've just started my own and it's super small and I'm not even sure I'm kind of done with posting for a while So I'm enjoying just scrolling and looking at everybody else for a while So will you continue to listen to the song number of the beast by Iron Maiden?  You went on a shooting rampage or you hurt somebody you didn't do anything You just an innocent little mistake and and Jimmy that's why I wanted to talk to you about this because Um, I want the bigger perspective to be had by people to understand that it's just not people thinking that I'm terrible because I listened to Iron Maiden there's a bigger story to it and My parents are great parents. The kids are great parents are not mine anymore. I'm gone but You know, it's a great community And they weren't just out to get me willy-nilly. There's a history. There are things going on and it was Bad timing and a bad decision on my part. It had nothing to do with the timing It was a bad decision a poor decision on my part to post it unthinkingly. I should have thought I should have known better I'm working in that school for five years. I should have been aware of the sensitivities around Something like that something like the number I think the most So I've lesson learned wouldn't do it again, but I'll still continue to enjoy Iron Maiden and now I get to Meet people like Alan and Jimmy. I think it's pretty awesome. I think so too. And the enrollment at the school go up or down That's what I want to go. I want to go to the Iron Maiden school We can wear our shirts Oh, we probably went online after that. There was probably another wave I'll go. I'm gonna go to the it's considered the Iron Maiden school now, right? No, I want to push it that far now. They're gonna get me started petition against us No, my friend Iron Maiden principal or imp for short, but Yeah, I'm just sharing and in a way, you know, when the principal likes Iron Maiden, do the students get turned off of Iron Maiden? No, because my mother liked Iron Maiden. I don't know if I'd liked Iron Maiden about the time Just saying No, I don't think so I think that's the thing about building a community and building a relationship with students and having them Know a little bit about you that was I didn't know what Iron Maiden know that I have chickens I think that's cool because they might have chickens too, right? So I just put out a lot of different ways for students to connect and to feel at home in this school and feel like Even though it's a uniform school, which is unusual in my district Um, and it has this Christian history. You can still be yourself here Good, good. Good. All right, Alan. Should we end off with the the best Iron Maiden songs or maybe What's Sharon's favorite? Let's just go with Sharon's favorite. Well, I like wrath child That's paul diano Good pick, right? They made our top 10 with this the flight of ikaris. There you go Fly on your way like an eagle. Yeah, exactly Go ahead. Anything else the six and six and never the beast What are you guys like? Oh boy, we get the whole discography I love this kevin writes. So people are writing in the chat as we speak. It's just i'm missing to you That's why the principle of the beast. I like that. I like that The principle Here's lucha saying I got shit for having along here when I was in high school Tom is saying I remember I wasn't allowed into a party because of my love for metal and that what I wore But that all ended when people realized that was a good at boxing and fighting. Okay, that's cool People like, you know, I'm just gonna look at these comments here if anybody else has any questions in the final minutes our interview Jimmy is very surgical here when I was talking about six six six and six one six So six one six the number the beast really just remember that Okay, okay. All right. I'm not changing the song strip It's still rhyme six one six the number. Okay. Um And if anybody else has any questions Tony saying I'm black metalhead. I win. I'm a black metalhead. So I guess he's referring to I'm assuming Tony You're referring to your color of skin because I know Tony That's cool. Everybody's inclusive. Everybody is welcome to be a metalhead, correct Absolutely. No, no, and again, I think we've got to go back to, you know We're happy to have Sharon on the show to clarify that it was an underlying issues and things that were sensitive topics Happening that we weren't aware of with with the clickbait that was going on and I thank you for for sharing that and Expanding upon that so we know that it's it was a bit of a sensitive time for the for the school and the posting. So You know, I'm trying to think of is there anything Schoolastically I need to ask her before, uh, you know, we we let her go like there. They are there Either or either Neither nor either or Why is there a cave before no? Is it no or is it no Or ganat or nat Yeah What is the what is a clause? What is I could never figure it out. They just all these sentences.  See these are the answers we need Alan. These are the answers we need All right on that note. Thank you so much Sharon. You're welcome to come back anytime if you ever want to discuss metal with us Awesome. Yeah, we have we should give a top 10 show a top 10 show happening with sherry. Yes. I think I want to have Sharon I'll get Rob. Who knows a lot about it too Absolutely. There we go. Rob the troublemaker will call him. You got it. All right. Have yourself a wonderful day. Rob Thank you. Have yourself a wonderful day Sharon. It's been a real pleasure. Thank you very much Very nice to meet you both. Thank you for having me on Rock on everybody


Hey guys, welcome back to another week of What's For Dinner. My name is Andrea with Food and Mentory Adventures in Food. We are all about the food on our channel. We do taste tests, What's For Dinner, grocery hauls, and recipes. So we are kicking off another week with some chili. We got a little cold snap here and I am still trying to use stuff that I have in the pantry and so I figured this would be the perfect day for chili. And so let me show you what we're using. I had this in the pantry. It is from Chili's. It is a chili starter sauce kit and it's supposed to be ready to go in 15 minutes. But I simmered mine for about an hour and let me show you how you make it. So all you do is add ground beef. There's a little glare. Ground beef, some petite diced tomatoes and some kidney beans, but I used pinto beans. And instead of ground beef, I decided to use turkey because I had it in the freezer and I'm not a big turkey fan. But if it's mixed in something like chili, I can take it a little bit better. So here's a chili and then here is my bowl. So I grew up making Frito pies is what we call them. So I have some Fritos in there. I've got some cheese in there and of course the chili. And then Howard always tops his with sour cream. And let me show you this cheese that I am using. So I got two of these from Tom Thumb. I had a coupon for free download. And I'm sorry, you guys can probably hear the lawn mower. We have the lawn guys here cutting the grass, so I'm sorry. But I am not a big fan of this cheese at all because for some weird reason, it just does not melt. So as soon as I finish up both of those cheese packets, I will not be buying this brand of cheese again. I don't know if anybody else has ever experienced that, but the cheese, it doesn't melt. It just does not melt. And when it does melt, it just stays, you know, like in the shreds. It doesn't, I don't know, it's weird. Anyway, this is what we're having for dinner tonight and I'll see you guys next time. Hey guys, so today we are at one of our favorite Chinese food restaurants and let me show you what we're having. This is Howard's plate and he got the spicy chicken. Spicy chicken with vegetables. Spicy chicken with vegetables, steamed rice. And we actually started eating before I remembered to record. So these are some spicy dumplings. That's why they're red. I think they have pork in them. I think your pork spicy. Pork spicy dumplings. And then I got the Mongolian beef and then we got the steamed rice for the table. Here is the spicy chicken with vegetables. And then I got some hot and sour soup as well. Like I said, I already started eating it. Let's see here. Oh, and this is the kitchen and they are making dumplings back there in the kitchen. Oh, there's Howard's side of the face. There it is. So anyway, this is what's for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time. Hey guys, so for dinner tonight we are having smoked sausage. Howard grilled these for us and we're also having some steak fries that were baked in the oven. So this is the sausage that we are using. And here are the rest of the sausages. Don't they look good? And then for the steak fries, we are using these or right of fries. And that's it. This is what we're having for dinner tonight and we'll see you guys next time. Hey guys, so for dinner tonight we are having chicken and vegetable pot stickers. Howard made dinner tonight. Let me show you what the package looks like. Here it is. Got these from Tom Thumb and they are filled with chicken, cabbage, green onions and soy and ginger seasoning. And here it is. He pan fried them.  From Uncle Ben's. It is the microwave variety. And then I am having some of the cabbage salad that I made the other week. And I will try to remember to post a link for that cook with beef video. So this is what we're having for dinner tonight and I'll see you guys next time.  Howard grilled out for us today.   So here it is.  And I know some of you that have been watching our channel for a while know that my husband is from Jamaica.  And then I made some shortcut Jamaican rice and peas. And I've made this before on another what's for dinner video. And I made it again. And last time I made it, some people asked for the recipe. So I did record a recipe for the rice and peas. So be on the lookout for that. That'll be coming up pretty soon. And so this is what we are having for dinner tonight. And we'll see you guys next time.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's Case Breaks.com coming at you with 2023 Bowman Platinum Baseball Blaster Box number 13, giving away six of those Jaspy repack dual case spots at the end of this break. And that dual case, that's our last dual case. We have one more filler, some full spots that are remaining, and then that's it for the repack. So get after it on Jaspy's Case Breaks.com. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. All 30 teams are in. Baseball is back as well. Today's opening day, a lot of baseball games happen, and one out of three, four times for names and teams, one, two, three, and four. Good to see everybody involved in regular season action, except for the rained out teams. Got Bennett down to Matt on that, one out of three, four times for the teams, one, two, three, and four. Is Otani the new Pete Rose? No. Not yet, anyway. Angels down to the Brewers after four. All right, there's the first half of the list right here, and there's the second half of the list right there. I don't know what his value plummet, what Otani could potentially be involved in, which I think at worst may be wire fraud. He's a lot less serious than a Wander's alleged to have done. Although the statement that Otani made put himself in a position that would legally not be very good, considering the strong statements he's made to the contrary. So you gotta think if you position yourself like that, then he really did not have any knowledge of anything that his friend slash interpreter was doing. Okay, I'll de-box, right. The Padres are hot, and Logan's drinking what Rex is drinking. One of 162, ladies and gentlemen, we got a long ways to go. When do we stop saying it's still early? Probably two months. I mean, apparently, Terry, I mean, listen, Otani's not the first athlete or young musician or young movie star or whatever who's been scammed out of money, especially professional athletes. They've been scammed out of money by business managers, the people closest to them. You know, so athletes may be good at hitting a baseball, they don't suddenly become good with money. You know, their Spencer's steered is pretty good, their James Altman. And an autograph, Nelson Rada. Right, I mean, yeah, the Jaguars had $20 million siphoned from them. They got fooled too. Can get financially hoodwinked, ladies and gentlemen, it sucks, but we've seen the examples happen before. You know, if you're sloppy with the people that you have surrounding you managing your money, Angels Bennett, Dodgers, Matt, Spencer Steer going in the reds, David, there's a Volpe right there too. Renowned rookies insert, you know, rich people also look at money in a different way. All right. To us, we're like, how do you miss that kind of money? Because it just seems so out of, so it seems so, it's such a crazy number, but at that level. All right. Let's, that was the break. Let's gather everybody's names, let's roll it and randomize it five times, four and a one. And it's the top six that'll get into that repack break after five. Good luck. One, two, three, four, and five. All right. So from seven on down, Jesse, sad times, they're very close. There's one more that we got to do. So if you guys want to try again, seven through 30, give it a go, jazby'scasebreaks.com. Top six though, you're happy because you're in the mixer, or the dual case break that is. Kevin, Carlos, Alan, Trevor, Bennett, and Trevor, congrats to you. We'll see you for that repack break, jazby'scasebreaks.com, bye-bye.


the best breaking schools in the nation everybody forced here ripping it's 2022 person world cup soccer hobby six box half case number seven random teams check out their results right here you can always find them elite in sports cards calm thanks for joining and good luck half case here we go it I mean it feels like that right times flying by all right let's see a color wheel haven't pulled one yet at LSC it's it's time it's time can't wait to see our first color wheel pulled here it's got a silver rookie Martin Hungla or Cameroon does the all-other spot in bop a base mzappé as everybody likes to say in chat Harry Kane we've got a la conga rookie cracked ice for Belgium nice card there conga's pretty good midfielder for for a youngster is he still with Arsenal desk schmikel martinelli rookie with a blue mojo for Cameroon it's Andre onana onana 5 of 75 nice card there what's his name is arch right silver rookie I saw a lot do you need for Tunisia whales and team badge happy left off of the roster Ricardo Pepe guys how do you feel about that purple Morocco Hakeemi nice Ashraf Hakeemi 25 out of 199 that's a sweet one there was a Levin Golski right there he is Levin Golski so that's the best Polish player Robert Levin Dowsky yeah Robert Levin Dowsky best Polish player probably top five in the world right now rookie prism ammo as Ali for Qatar by far the best Polish player and his name is Levin Golski silver rookie Abdul Abdul Ali I'll maliki for Saudi Arabia so we just need like a refresher question every like five packs and then hopefully too many rookie come down we got pink rookie from Morocco is bono prism hobby we have a 550 first off the line 900 guys we got to teach Johnny soccer we got a week and a half to the World Cup starts so oh is it that soon yes it is November 20th is the first match big time buddy God England auto that is Paul ince in say or ince Paul ince legend not personal legends you England and I read for France and go low Conte nice card he will be missed in the World Cup 3d3 a 399 for France nice Conte we got a silver de Bruyne Belgium phenomenon insert so rare Mount silver big Benz cream Benzima for France but not a Korean Benzima won the Ballon d'Or which is best player in the world by according to FIFA okay he's French very good goal scorer as well okay Korean Benzima I've heard his name on FIFA yep he's good goal scorer an orange for Iran rookie Said as a top as that's a lot he as it's a lot he 19 of 25 a butchering net name but nice card for the all other spot the rookie there silver selections England Declan Rice Calvin Phillips song got Poe rookie there he is there he is yeah top rookies yeah Griffin's pretty much right Alvarez Gavi Gakpo there's a few other pretty good ones as well but those are the bigger ones you got a prism Argentina oh it's a Mendy you go was Yala nice one there all right moving on the box to again guys break it all night tonight we got Star Wars coming up after soccer this evening we've got baseball basketball football spots as well more prism World Cup tomorrow all enact tomorrow too that's right I was gonna keep looking at those many rookie again for France Locungas pretty solid too many rookie pink there you go France France having a nice break not numbered pink on the Chua many Chumini's pretty solid rookie got Ronaldo here probably have actually play in the World Cup with France's injuries 550 for a box link is on the website we'll do personals later tonight and happy a rookie next auto what do you know England again deepest auto checklist in the product Gary Lineker your England blue prism rookie Tunisia Aisa Laudini 163 of 299 silver Muneer global reach Morocco Joe Felix Lee Taliba sorry Pino de Maria Gonzalez silver Hoyberg for Denmark Saliba we got a green what do we got what do we got yep green prism let's see a big name right here and it is rookie for Iran Medita Remy four out of five all other teams congrats Rick on the green rookie there good stuff very nice partial color match there's a Kimpembe rookie Kumpa mirrors Jota yeah if you can get Prism World Cup for three then buy as many as you can get road three there is Weston McKinney to Paul Mason Mount silver or yours of all Spain Christensen gone the sub Josh was going in Bufal Doleberg Kazimiro got a red mojo out of yummy Germany rookie awesome card 87 of 99 nice card Jeremy Karim out of yummy rookie red mojo again 87 of 99 there you go Jinwoo okay oh yeah click the link in the bio we have the boxes for sale got a hyper England Declan rice yeah congrats Jinwoo new no rookie new no Mendez so audio music good rookie this guy gang Saka got a silver a congee for Switzerland a yummy a yummy his name is what I would say kaisato Robbio you also a kimmick kimmick atomic not atomic sorry cracked ice is Panini Germany I want to be that guy Aronson go sends seriously Joshua dude Vlahovic is awesome that's the Serbian you're looking for Collins Faye Buchanan red United States Calvin Buzio or John Luca Buzio I don't say Calvin Calvin Phillips and then John Luca Buzio together us three of 399 Daniel Mallon Silver Scores Club Netherlands to pie neighbor II and there's a three Molina hyper Daniel James Wales Virgil van Dyke hungman son hopefully he can play want to see sunny play pillow sick moosa ok for Marys silver rookie Tunisia I saw a lot of Dini a lot of him in this break Raphael Veran going on a box three you like football legacy yeah I've always wanted to open one of the dare to tear cards I might just have to go buy one in eBay just so I can tear it the dare to tears where it's like a card that has like a like a little appropriate line yeah like a perforated line it's a thicker it's a thicker stock card it has a little basic little pocket that is like a yeah like many cards inside of them yeah dude you should Google like dare to tear cards what we got some nice color coming here guys we got a manga and we have an orange back-to-back in this pack right here oh boy the manga is going to Belgium it's Jeremy Doku sick manga dude I love these and it's mostly young players to what a sweet set glad these came over from prison football back that and an orange for Denmark is Mikhail Domzgaard nice 13 out of 25 great pack there silver behind it scores club Timo Werner so do you guys think what neighboring is um the striker for Germany now with Werner out or would be someone else or do you think I know we're changing I'm going to change for your person again are they going to do magma's and basketball that'd be sick if they did I think it belongs more in basketball in this football right got Prism Benzema for France England team badge average yeah average may average probably makes more sense than every I guess silver rookie Anthony Contreras Costa Rica Pogba who is that I was a grabbing urge in every wing you guys probably know more than I do about their setup there yeah Doku's awesome one of the better young Belgian talents the Maria Foden Gonzalez pink Australia Jackson Irvine yeah I hope they bring them to prison basketball that'd be a great move to me they're more of a basketball card than a than a football card I don't know why just seems like it fits better Spain on the unicemon international Inc. nonnumbered Simone Otto Bradford Japan is Minamino nice 27 of 399 Japan silver global reach Ederson Brazil Aronson Silva Sulemana rookie got a silver rookie Ito for Japan Davies yeah Steve usually I know in soccer they do a little bit differently but usually orange with so orange and basketball is the 49 orange and football it's like 249 per prism so orange they move around a lot for the parallels red Switzerland color match Granite Shaka Shaka 319 399 oh one thing about that guy he's got a short temper Shaka yeah Granite Shaka has a short temper because he has both people it's because he's short oh hi how short I don't know it's not like crazy hyper Boosio United States no the Zenadane Zidane is the famous headbutt in the 06 World Cup final or there's like straight to the chest yep silver rookie Mexico already El Antuna Bappé yep Canada isn't this I don't think they have any autos in the product yeah they do have Davies and Jonathan David and Orlando City legend Kyle Lahren I might add Hoybear cracked ice Denmark Yabi Neuer for a hushy $99 worth a pretty penny that's what I answered of that blue rookie Canada Alastair Johnston Canada 52 out of 299 silver custom year of Brazil Kunku Conte no Lang all right three more boxes in the break guys three more boxes let's get these Star Wars chrome black break filled up it is at sold out that is where it's at sold out nice so the next break with spots left is gonna be that 20 box baseball sapphire mixer it is only a three to go guys again it's like seven different sapphire products in the mixer just sleep that's all you gotta do and again in production on tiktok link is in the bio for everything will be live on twitch and YouTube all night long we will not be live on tiktok the entire night just periodically and all breaks are uploaded to YouTube blue mojo rookie Costa Rica Contreras Anthony Contreras 24 out of 75 and Bappé yeah I think that yeah and Bappé Messi both have autos name are hyper rookie Carlos Rodriguez Mexico go locante I think I just like saying the name and go locante desk Chaka Foden silver Casper Schmeichel Denmark Werner Scores Club a thief probably the best tar Katari Katara in Katari because you have a redemption that's in the back of the pack red mojo Anthony there you go Brazil nice card there 54 out of 99 and a silver team badge Spain right behind a nice pack here we saw the redemption still have that redemption here so hungman son pal Torres there you go Spain on the international ink so there's gonna be a base auto pal Torres Spain on there he is again there's a base for you there he is for the silver to catch a lot of Belgium why does he look so disgusted in that photo he looks more confused if anything Stane what do we got here oh is this gonna be a national pride I think it is yeah it is nice England Phil Foden national pride big heart there another one of the case hits congrats England John M with the England spots sweet Foden we'll get that one magged as well actually before we put that in a mag I'm gonna have you dust this off done a little dusty we'll do it right next to you and we'll get that I want to get that somebody dust off it though blue Shaka 75 a 299 Switzerland silver new era is Kamal Miller Canada leaked silver meet your bitch Jonathan David there's a messy base hyper rookie Ryan ma ma ma I'm not sure how to say that one from Morocco it's it's MMAE so I don't know if it's like just May or I feel like Zoolander when I'm trying to pronounce certain names feel like a fool bono I feel like I'm gonna jerk to a backwards pulsing just backwards guard silver sunk me for Tunisia pink rookie Gavi non-numbered nice card for Spain though there you go Spain nice Gavi pink and non-numbered on those yeah Steve I know that's what I'm saying man yeah Gavi cards are crazy they are crazy Vinnie got a borahashi rookie cracked ice for Japan nice for a Hashi I have a nice Kio go out of Merlin actually guessing Japan surprises again at the World Cup red shoe a many rookie France 2 27 of 3 99 nice card France you might have to play a good bit with their midfield being down Pogba and Conte yeah card value there's a Gavi rookie base card value for this product is gonna especially for younger players is gonna have a lot to do with performances at the World Cup silver Alvedi like it's gonna propel a lot of card prices I think and like I said primarily for younger players or players that haven't been on a big international tournament before like the young Spaniards they have a lot to gain a lot of young players do a lot of injuries too so could be a pretty wild tournament silver rookie Al Sharani Saudi Arabia is there a Harry McGuire auto there might be I honestly don't know England has the most autos in this checklist by a good bit as well Lumo Joe Lattaro Martinez sweet card Argentina 57 of 75 pretty solid break here we got some nice parallels we got some nice inserts silver connections Foden and mounts for England for England Phil Foden Bukayo Saka the best young players pretty much there's some others England has a lot of young talent but Foden and Saka Phil Foden Bukayo Saka there's no soccer yeah that's all I'm gonna be older hi for Idrisa Goye for Senegal there's a few others but those are like the guys the highest ceiling I guess when a name gets more than like four or five syllables I'm lost so I need to keep it I'll teach you as much as I can silver Lukash for Serbia but you just should just watch some world-cut matches no I definitely need to it's just will I remember if you're watching on tiktok we won't be live on here all night we are live on YouTube and Twitch all night link is in the bio a crack dice Zalinsky Poland yeah it makes it me I may smell it's a really good one too they have they have they have a few guys Alexander Arnold is very good he's listed as a defender we just play defense he's a very exciting player I'll say red mojo rookie for Serbia pre-drag or a rock of each 1999 rock of itch I pull the green I'm learning the Dallas key yeah I'm like remember those guys because anything is going to see yeah yeah page remember Pedro that's a good one Pedro for Spain she won many also remember him yeah silver rookie Nahuel Molina for Argentina yeah Gakpo rookie and an Adaiyemi rookie back-to-back Heechon long Korean player hungman son nice manga Korea hungman son you just remember son I'm sunny blue Jabril Sal Switzerland 227 to 299 they should mask him up dude really should yeah Gaby cards are crazy yep just you got inserts in this I think of the checklist up right here let me see he has oh he does have a base that's what it says I haven't seen like I haven't seen it why just passing it might just pass it every time that's how I'm doing next pack here hyper parades Argentina who's Yala don't sleep on Luziana either he's a beast he might be the best young German yeah I don't watch a ton of soccer matches but I probably watch as much soccer as I do other sports every Saturday so Bruno Fernandez Portugal Saturday and Sunday mornings it's the best time to watch it man so it's like when you don't have to watch all the stupid football pregame shows you just get to watch soccer primarily which is like it's an right so that's true they're five hours yeah pink rookie Cameroon is calling spay or fire is gonna be like literally yeah that makes sense is there when we watch football when it's in London right Vlahovic Vlahovic has got to keep an eye on I don't know if Serbia is gonna go very far I have a feeling correlation makes it really deep Vesta guard the Denmark Auto Yannick Vesta guard red Cavani that's a nice one for Uruguay 31 of 399 silver Davies phenomenon Canada that's probably the best Canadian player Alfonso Davies him and then Jonathan David yeah Alfonso Davies that's the guy right there for the U.S. then my guy is a simplified Davies that's the U.S. one of the most underrated big names is Weston McKinney he could have a coming out part of the World Cup for sure legitimately best all-around U.S. player is McKinney who's the really good player for Croatia look at Modric yeah did you see the around for Germany you see what Modric said about the World Cup from last time we say he literally had to get injections free game and at halftime to play in the games that they were playing sounds like a hockey movie on the beyond the group stages because he messed up blue Kataruki Saad al-Sheeb 47 to 299 a silver new era reached James for England who will not just think about that for a minute they made it to the World Cup final he was their best player and he was like a key component of them getting to the World Cup final and he was playing with like a broken back hyper rookie Artega Mexico so now he's healthy going into this World Cup was also 36 no that's he's old and he is kind of short but he's like one of the best midfielders in the world and then silver rookie Johan Vasquez Mexico Kaisado Rabio Ranger Urban Vargas cracked ice Switzerland you know Mendes yeah I told him the thing that about shockers he's got a short temper oh yeah he's also short nice Casemiro blue for Brazil was your favorite non-superstar 299 non-superstar yeah under the radar guy on any on anyone yet just in the World Cup I don't know there's a page are you rookie trying to think silver kudos for Ghana I'll do red Mendy for Senegal 105 out of 399 what's up Jay Nelson actually fed it sitting required not necessarily Jay sometimes yes but sometimes it's just like a FedEx priority if there's ever a time like if you don't want signature on your packages just send an email stating that you do not want signature put on any of your packages and we'll make sure that we don't hyper Alexander Mitrovich for Serbia Saliba yeah that's fair I just don't like it behind on this well you know what on this channel you can call it soccer or football either one's fine with me Croatia silver Yvonne Paracic I mean son did you see what I called it last night I mean it's just called football guys came in it was like this is in cricket and I was like no it's cricket but with your feet yes but no rookie pink quarter for Argentina so yeah Jay not necessarily a signature if it's FedEx probably like one of the hardest sports to play it looks like it like there's a right there I don't know what's going on last auto of the break or is this an auto yes it is okay Palo Ferrera from Portugal nice Palo Ferrera and a purple nice one on the back here for Belgium Ramelo Lukaku purples to 199 48 of 199 silver global reach Trent Alexander Arnold England TAA alright guys give me a second we'll do a quick recap Alexander Arnold yeah yeah he doesn't play a whole lot of defense that's why he's probably one of the best scoring defenders in the world for every amazing goal he has he has just as bad of a defensive like mistake or like he pushes up too far every time so exciting so we had autos we had Portugal Palo Ferrera Denmark Yannick Vestergaard Spain redemption Pal Torres Spain O'nai Simone England Gary Lanaker and Paul Ince England also had a national pride of Phil Foden case hit a red mojo rookie out of yummy for Germany 87 and 99 and manga doku Belgium and there we go that's gonna do it one more six box you're coming up next if you're watching on tiktok click the link in the bio or break it all night we'll be live on twitch and YouTube all night since their case hits like they're probably fairly affordable so yeah I guess