Yo, what's up guys, welcome back to another video. It's really dark right now. As you guys saw from the last episode, me and Bradley are fishing a tournament this morning. Super excited about it, just got here to the ramp. And as you guys can tell, good bit of people already here. There's probably already 20 boats in the water. And it's five in the morning right now. Got the old boat right here, getting there already. Bradley's about to dump me in. It's gonna be a good tournament day.  Made it to our spot is about an hour drive. I'm sorry I didn't film this morning. Get Bradley in the back. We're gonna go ahead and start off. You guys already know what I'm throwing. Because of our last video, if you haven't watched that before this tournament, our practice, you should go watch it. I'll link that down below. But we're gonna go ahead and get started, get warmed up out here and see if we're gonna whack them. The water is looking good, it's fairly clear. And it was looking like what it was yesterday. And I think we're gonna put a curtain on them. We just gotta land the fish, we got the net ready. And we're gonna start fishing. Just take our time and yeah, we got all day. We're on coming here, we're on catch five. We're gonna be comfortable. Go to another spot, we'll come back. I think we should fish the Cypress trees first. Oh yeah, there he is. Got him. Get that fish, yes.  That's about a pound and a half. First fish right away. That's how it's supposed to go. Been here for three minutes, bucketed up a fish real quick. All right, good little start. He was shallow. He was way shallow. He was on one of the knees up there. He wasn't even on a tree. Give us a couple three pounder, four pounder. I just feel like if you really, I just broke my line. I just broke my line, dude. I wish I knew. Good thing I have a backup chatter bait. Good thing I broke off right there. It just broke. Well guys, I mean, what you wanna see? I don't understand what that's about. I'm gonna throw that one there. Pick up my next rod and go. That's why I rigged up multiple chatter baits. Something happens. Pick up the next one, you keep fishing. That was weird. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Spit it, spit it. About two pounder. Maybe I shouldn't use this rod. I mean, that rod I'm sure is fine, but that other one I can skip a little better with too. I have more confidence in it. Put this reel on that rod. We're gonna change this up, guys. Not that I don't know about this rod with this chatter bait, but I'm just used to the other one. That's why I was catching them on. That's how I feel. I should be throwing it on that rod and this reel is gonna get me sketched out now because I line broke, so I'm just gonna probably retire this one today. Shouldn't have lost that fish, but it's okay. We're gonna keep on covering water. It's gonna be good. Keep, yeah, we're about to cold him. He was about the same size as the last one and if not, he was two pounds. He felt good when I hooked him. The bite was so soft, let me tell you. You'd think it'd be an early morning bite that you got another one. Get him. Good job, buddy. It's a 12, 13 inch. Keep her going. Keep her going, son, I'll hunt for a big. You wanna put on that chatter bait? Put it on and we'll just cast. This reel casts so dang good. Oh my gosh. There he is. Yes, sir. Yes, sir, baby. On the Curve 55.   He's barely hooked. Oh my gosh. Look at that. That was a good little fat guy. You wanna put him in? There you go. Fish number three, baby. Muddy water crawl, Curve 55. If you wanna get a discount, I'll pop it up on the screen. That crankbait catches him. I've been throwing it. What was that, about my fifth cast? Probably about my 10th, maybe. Just load it up on that bad boy. There's a fish in here. It might be a five pounder, bro. That's a five pounder, I want it. So if it's a five pounder, I want it. And I guess I'm gonna come get it. There he is. That's a key, son. Okay, four fish. That's what it is? Yeah, easy. Fish number four, guys. We just came back to our first spot. We went and hit something else, and we talked about it, and we're like, let's just go sack up a limit real quick. Just need one more and get a limit. Hopefully it's a dang good one, too.  Oh, looks like one should be on that. I got him. Oh, dude. He took off right to the left. I don't know how he didn't get hung. He knocked the dog out of that thing and took off to the left. Yeah, that was my bow. That fish knocked the mess out of this thing, dude. I don't know how he didn't get hooked. Might have been like a warm-up. Oh, there he is. Uh-oh. Oh, yes, yes, yes, Bradley. Just grab that.  That's what we need. That's a good one. Number five, baby. That's a good fish. Let me see that one. That's a good one. Gotta keep double hands for double hands. That's about two and a half, ain't it? He's going in the other side. You got one. Oh, my. Oh, my gosh. Come on, Bradley. Just let him run if he needs to. All right. All right. Perfect. Perfect. You're good. You're good, buddy. You're good. That's a good fish. Get her right up to my net. Get her right up to my net, baby. Two pounder. Trick one. Dude, they're on that dang tree. Bro, we should stick on that tree. I'm serious. He switched up baits and that's a good fish. That's a cold. Hold that one out and put him in there. I think that's a good one. Here's a good one. What about this one? That's a good one. Is there one in there? Yeah, that's the big one. That's the big one. Is this the smallest? Yeah. Look at that cold. Hold those up. Oh, yep. Double its size. Oh, my God, Bradley. Get him. Uh-oh. Bradley. I got something. Oh, it's a giant mud. Look how thick that thing is. You what?  You all right? Yeah, I'm good now. What in the world just happened? That was hectic. All of a sudden, my rod just felt jong, jong, jong. I'm like, hold up. Wait a minute. It's getting hot now. Oh. Dude. Oh, he's still on. He's still on. He just pulled back on me. I think it's either a good bass or this is a mudfish. I think he's still on there. You feel his head shaking? But he pulled back on me when I let off the pressure. I got a lot of pressure on him. Oh, he's on there. He's on there. Oh, OK. Why are they always that small? I've got a net skill. Why are they always that small when they do that? When we get them hung? You notice that? We've done that three times the last couple of weeks. These are the crawls that we're throwing. They're called Emerald Blue. Bradley likes this. Bradley likes this color. Shoot. It honestly looks like just a lighter june bug. There he is, Bradley. Hey, I need the net on this one. Right side is a big bass, big bass. Yes. That's what we need. It's a 2 and 1 half pounder right there. Yes. We got it. We're going to have a good bag by the time we get out of here. You scared the dog out of me on that one. Bro, he jumped out the net. That's a good fish, bro. We just caught three good ones back to back. That one? Those are smallest? Yeah. Oh, maybe that one. I wish I had my beam. I don't know if I have my beam in here. That might be the smallest, actually, that you just put in. We got one loose. That's going to be close. We need to weigh them.  It died. But we had two fish that were pretty. I just had one. They were in here, Bradley. Let me rig up. My next cast. We had two fish that were pretty identical in there. One was 134, and the other was 138. So we culled out the 134. So our smallest fish right now is 1 pound 0.38. That is our smallest fish. Technically, we just need to catch two more like we just caught. There's three that we just caught, and we'll cull out those other ones, and we'll have about a set of two-pounders. That one I just caught is probably mid-twos. Have we caught a few? Yeah. There he is. That's a good one, too. I don't know if it's 116. It's a little small in there. No, that ain't good. I need to keep her. I might deep it up back here, though. Here we make the thing. We'll see if it'll hit me again. Got him that time. It's a bass. I don't know if he's big enough. Nope. I don't know how he came off. Big. Oh, my god. Big. It's a huge mud. It's a huge up here. That wasn't like a bad one, dude. You got it in me. That might have actually been a big one. Look at the head on that thing. I just want you to look at it. Trust me, I know. Dude, that thing's so big. Holy cow, dude. That is the biggest mud I've ever seen. Close. Way no. I'm going to try it. I think it's going to keep it anyways. We got it. 114. Yeah, throw it back. Oh, my god. Five pounder. Oh, my god. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yes, yes. Really? It's too big. Oh, my god. It's really big. That's exactly what we need. Exactly what we need. I don't see him. Oh, my god. Whoa, get the thing in the boat, son. That's a four pounder. There's another one. I got to get back in there.  Bro, you don't understand. That was the small bite. What? Dude, that's almost a four pounder. All you know, my camera mic's working. Sorry, guys, if it sounds a little weird, just bear with me for a minute. Zeroed out. That's a big fish, bro. 390. Four pounder. Four pounder. Yes. That's it right there, Bradley. Good job. Put him on the big side, son. All right, this next fish, guys, we really got to weigh all this fish.  Four pounder. Good freaking job. Bro, your hydration breaks. Was that the crankbait? Yeah. Dude, gosh. We stayed in here. Bradley just caught one of our big fish. I was golly, man. That was a good one. It was 390. So pretty much a four pounder. That's exactly what we needed. That's exactly what we wanted. And we are sitting dang good right now. And he caught that thing on that crankbait. That's a curve 55 by 6 cents. 10% off. We want 10% off. Check it out. Use my code. But that's exactly what we need, guys. We can ask for a better little start here. That's a good freaking fish he just caught. So now we pretty much have four fish around two pounds and a four pounder. And this only note that we're fishing till 4.15. Another thing, I'm sorry about the audio acting weird. The audio is weird on that clip. I already know. Just sorry about that. But it's 11.30 right now. It's 11.28. We have to be back at the boat ramp, which we have about an hour drive. We have to be back there at 4.15. So we have about four hours of fishing left to catch like two four pounders. There he is. Yep. Yep. Look at him boil. I don't know. Look at the boil though. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Keep him down, keep him down, keep him down. He's coming now. I don't think he's big enough.  He's loaded up, he's basic. This is what, five cast in though? Well, sadly we cannot use that one.  You can double check, double check. I'm telling you the rest of them, I'm pretty sure are two pounders. Okay. I just threw him back, whatever. Yeah. I cranked all name ledges and. Oh man. Bradley right there. Oh my gosh, no. Oh. It's all right, it's all right, it's all right, it's all right. I'm about two pounds.  Oh my God. He barely had it. God. I think the big ones are pulling up. Uh-uh. There you go. Bro, if I still got him, he's head's shaking. Uh-uh. He's in there. Oh my God, he came out, he came out, he came out. It looks like a decent one. Oh yeah, that's a good one Bradley. Get him man. That's a three freaking pounder son. Very close. Very close. I think I'm cold. Oh. Dude, those crank based scared the mess out of me. That's why I lost that fish up there. That fish I lost was about that size. That's a three pounder. Bro, who'd have had that one. All right, now we gotta weigh these fish. Two, two, nine. One, eight, nine. Two, two, seven. That's our smallest one. We need to get that one 90. That's our smallest fish is 190. Two, two, seven. Yeah, two, two, seven. This is our second smallest. Two, 11. Two, seven, five exactly. All right, he weighs 196. He's still the smallest. All right guys, we are calling out our smallest one and that is a two pounder. It's like one, what did I say? One, nine, three. One, nine, seven. There's a lot of tournaments that we would need that one. I'll tell you that right now, especially out here. I don't know. Where you going? Oh, we got some mud. I still got a good cranky there. Oh my God. You want me to scoop him? It's gonna be aggravating. Oh my God. You got me so excited.  Grab that cranky. Oh my gosh. It's definitely a mud fish. Look at my line. Look at my rod. It's a pickerel again. What? You don't catch those that often. That's probably my fifth pickerel out here. We get a bonus? Yeah. That hook. Dude, I didn't even feel. That's him. That's him. That's him. That's actually him. I can't see. All right. Oh, yes. Things to be your third biggest.  We are back at the ramp now. Got my boy Bradley down there. We're about to load the fish in the bag. Way in, man. As you guys can tell, a bunch of boats behind us. I think there was around 70 boats today. We caught about 15, 10, around 10 fish off camera. You know, my GoPro was actually messed up today and I was so hot, I just had to get it off me. But we only made one other coal and we got a decent little bag, but we're going to go ahead and get them out, go weigh them, see what we got. Okay, man, I didn't have the rig. I don't know if you have the rig, but I'll call it. That's our smallest. Decent. Two and a quarter. Bro, if we could have called these out. I know, man. I know. That's about our smallest, I think. We got about three that are identical like that. Joe was enthusiastic, he kept me pumped up. He was good. Like every time I caught a fish, I know it was like this. You're second now? I think I'm serious. I like it, man. It's not a big one. It ain't big. They're all just so, and they're good. For three of them ones, like the Gange, that's all I'm saying.  That's Bradley. That's Bradley's big one. Mine was bigger than that, man. You're good, bro. You're good, bro. Yeah, it was. She's a little shorter for her. First one. Mine was four, 454. Well, everyone, that is gonna conclude it for this tournament video. You guys are probably asking, Noah, what did you guys have? What did you guys finish in? Well, you know, going into this tournament, you know, the last video, the practice video, we feel very confident. We're like, man, I think we're on the fish. As long as we come here tomorrow and catch them, we should be able to win it. And sadly, that did not happen this tournament. We ended up finishing fourth place. We got the top five finish. You can't really complain about that. I believe there is between 60 to 70 boats. You know, it was one of the biggest tournaments on the river this year. And to say that we got to the top five, you know, that's not bad at all. After we weighed in, we were in second place for the longest time, then two more people came in and someone beat us by, I believe, a couple of ounces and then second place boat. I wanna say they had a high 14 or a low 15. It was somewhere between there and 17 pounds. 17.50 ended up winning the tournament. But needless to say, I think we're gonna end up fishing one this weekend. So if you guys have any ideas for the tournament video this upcoming weekend, drop some comments down below if you guys wanna see like a different style or maybe a different camera angle because I'm thinking about putting the camera on the dash. Let me know down below and we'll do that for you guys. But thank you guys so much. We had a blast at this tournament. More tournament videos coming. Hit that freaking like button. Hit the subscribe button if you haven't already. And I'll catch you guys in the next video.


Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to my video. Eh. We have a lot to talk about Wheel of Muttwise. Last episode, I said this. Last episode, I was like, yo, just in case, they drop a Ray Lewis. I want you guys to know that I'm recording this before it dropped. And holy shit, a Ray Lewis dropped, and it is by far the best card in the game right now. It is 2.5, it's like 2 million coins to buy him. I think it's like 2.2 million coins to buy him, and the next closest is like 1 million, and it's Calvin Johnson. Oh wait, okay.  It feels really cheap, even though it's not. The thing is really sad too, he's in like another couple weeks, this won't be nearly this, but it's Wheel of Mutt, so I gotta get it right now. This card looks so mean, dude, it looks like unreal. I almost wanna put Ravens' jerseys on my team, my Wheel of Mutt team, just to see him in a Ravens' jersey. I don't have to say anything else. And this is the toughness one too, and when you tear up toughness, you get hip power. Ray Lewis 99 gets to be added to the team because I prestige Ray Lewis, that is insane.  This one, so I made this post the other day. Drops suggestions for new things to add to Wheel of Mutt, I'll add some of the most liked ones to the Wheel, so I gotta add these to the Wheel right now. First one, call a pizza place, and ask them to pick a number between 80 and 99 and take a player of the overall they choose. That's kinda cool. Like I really, I really like that one, so I'm gonna add that to the Wheel. Jackpot or bust, if you land on it, then you go to another Wheel that has every position on it, then that goes to another Wheel that has the jackpot. If you hit jackpot, you get any player in the position 94 plus, if you get bust, you have to replace the player in that position with a crappy player. That's actually super cool. I think, did I do this earlier? I don't remember what I called it, but I can re-add it. So I'm totally gonna re-add it. Jackpot or bust, totally a good idea. NFL top 10 draft picks, then a mother Wheel for the number you get. That's super cool, I can easily add that. So basically, I'll just spin a Wheel that's one through 10, and whatever pick I get, I get that player from the draft. So if I get number one, I get Baker Mayfield.   Appreciate the reference. Three random positions use a position Wheel and best player each position on your team must be discarded or replaced with someone else of an equal overall. That's actually sick. So like, let's say, I said middle linebacker, I would have to replace 99 Ray Lewis with a different 99 overall middle linebacker. So we'll see if we get any of these today. Do a push-up challenge. However many you can do that equals 10,000 coins. Like if you can do 10, you get 100K, or tweak the price a little bit. I'll tweak the price a little bit, but that's a really good idea. I'll do push-ups times 5K. This is a bit of a variation of one, but they said call somebody and ask them your favorite NFL player, and I can get any version of that player. So I'm gonna do that. I would like to personally thank you all if you participated in that post. You've helped me add to the Wheel of Mud. So without further ado, we can get into the first spin of today's episode. Brrrrr... Come on, give me a new one please. I think it's gonna land in NFL Draft, NFL Draft, NFL Draft, oh. That is so good. It's not NFL Draft, but that's insanely good. Additional heroes came out like a few days ago. They're all 98 overalls, they're all so good. So I'm just gonna spin this wheel. Whatever position I get, I get that position there. So here I could be a punter could be a kicker could be a linebacker and Then and then all my d-line is any so I can choose any tight end.  There's the best wide receiver in the game.  It is so good Julio is our new starting wide receiver That's gonna demote Ocho Sinko to our secondary wide receiver and then juju is our slot Let's just move on to the second spin.  I want to play this Julio for a while. Oh my god You literally just got it again. I can't do that, but we actually just got it again. That's so it alright Now we'll get into our real second spin. I don't even know to say I'll take whatever I get here Honestly, give me some new NFL Draft 1 through 10 ever. Oh my I can't make it up I literally can't make this up NFL Draft 1 through 10 whatever the 1 through 10 wheels lands on I get to take that draft pick in this year's draft So let's just hope we don't get like a quarterback because I don't need a quarterback at all So we're gonna get eight or seven I don't know who seven three picks are off the top of my head for some reason eight Josh Allen went to the bills at seven and the number eight pick was Chicago Bears, Roquan Smith. We got Roquan Smith, Roquan Smith and Ray Lewis in that middle linebacker Good god, this is gonna be unreal. Oh my god. That is so sick All right, so new offense has got a 99 overall Julio Jones just got upgraded to a 99 Ocho Sinko and juju Smith and We're just ready to go this episode 39.  Oh my god 200 passing yards. I always get this one. This one is so hard. Oh Let's hop into another game Let's hop into this game. Look the new top three bro. Ray Lewis Julio, Mel Blunt as a mean top three Hey, his top three ain't bad either. I'll tell you that Jalen Brown. There's Roquan Smith on the purple I'm just I'm gonna blitz Roquan Smith and I'm a play on Ray Lewis. This could be nice. All right He might want this he's gonna What?  All right. This is a run. I'm bringing about Jackson because this is a run Absolutely, let's go. Nice work Ray Lewis. No, it's not. He wants to throw under. Oh Let's go we poked it out. I thought we just got scored on right there. I'm ladanian Tom. It's in and I'ma play the middle of Ray Lewis He's gonna throw this short one and he pokes it out again. Let's go. Give me a field goal if he gives me a fake I'll actually be depressed. That'd be pretty smart right here Nope, I'll take us three to zero. I think Mel Blunt might take this pretty deep. Oh darn it one man Okay, we got a good look here, but who do I want to throw this out Michael Vick do your own thing Michael Vick and Ocho Cinco is Unstoppable against the cover three if they can't use the linebacker. This is like a guaranteed 20 yards If he can catch it. Oh, he was out of bounds. I'm actually gonna punt this How good is the punt? I? Guess we'll see nice tackle got him on the 19 It's a run to the right and the blitz gets to him. Oh Let's go Mass the user lurk by Bo Jackson and we oh my I actually thought he was gonna get a touchdown But Bo Jackson played that really really well. Let's see if X is open.  Like I barely have time to think. Oh I think that's gonna be there, please We got to make it happen. We gotta make it happen. Oh And he throws right into the middle Time is zero. Let's score here get a half score again. That'll make it 14-10 Do you want the kick return? Do you want the kick return? Let's go.  This is a bad call cuz he's not blitz.  I knew you're gonna try and do it again I finally caught on although it took me a sec I finally caught on but we do need yards and B is gonna be wide open Let's go. Oh Joe sickles got it and he almost spins out of the tackle God I don't know where to throw here. He dives early again. Let's hit. Let's hit Barry. Oh My god, I got picked. I could have just ran with Vic But I wanted no way You're not out running Barry Sanders, bro. Who are you? Says Sean Taylor Of course, yes, Sean Taylor. Yep. Oh Joe Cinco is about to get another 15 yards This dude is just racking these up and that should be out of bounds. I could almost go for the touchdown here I don't really want to because it just feels too bold for me. Oh My god, Bo Jackson touchdown Let's go right before the 22 seconds left.   You don't fake it. They block your kick. Let's see where he's going.  That's such horse Shank it shank it.  I knew I was gonna swear of him He wasn't even gonna get close and now we could take the lead Julio Jones 21.  Oh wait a second. He's coming off that edge.  Oh, wait, wait, wait A guy still guarded him.  He was so in balance He usually goes for a pass play here after a successful run play He's gonna throw that sweet God. He's just marching down the field dude It's getting this field goal right here. Anyway, of course, I'm not getting a block I want Gronk blocking. I gotta hit Ocho Cinco here Hope he doesn't get off the edge too fast great block from Barry Sanders cut up the field and catch this So good. It is so good against user d-line players. It's literally so good.  Oh, what did I just did he get an encroachment? Let's go. We're on the tube No blitz no blitz Nice Go mic Vic.  They can't block so it kind of was my fault. He blocked it 27 23 whoo Come on throw it throw it throw it. Oh, let's go. That's a pick Let's go. That's huge Yo, he rage quit. Come on.   What a game, dude Definitely one of my most exciting games yet first things first I don't know if you guys saw the stat line, but mic vic had like 240 yards passing or something Which is over 200 passing yards doesn't happen too often But we got it to work today and I love it So with 10,000 coins to spend I like to get offensive linemen. You just need them so often So it looks like we can pick up an 87 overall jason kelsey with some decent stats for 9700 coins we get 10,000 for the challenge wheel, which is awesome.  So we're gonna hit a rage quit spin right here 1 2 3 I don't know.  It's gonna be the bears. I have a feeling all Oh, that's actually so so so good. How long did 190,000 goes again a 96 left guard. Yo, look at this team, bro We remember an 84 overall to an 87 overall overalls absolutely stellar game I am super happy with how everyone played so as I right now I'm gonna prestige Rod Woodson and Julio, but things could obviously change in episode 40 overall excellent episode I might record episode 40 right after this So keep in mind if I messed something up because like a prestige came out and I didn't see it Just always know that but I hope you guys enjoyed that's it for today peace


เจ้าอยู่ ท่าน สวัสดีครับвันหาด้วยท่านอยู่ในท้ายลานตรงนี้ของบราดติด์ ท่านปราณ์ของเสียงตรงนี้ ท่านตรงนี้ ด้วย ตรงนี้ ไม้ตรงนี้National Broadcasting Telecom Commission of ThailandTelecenter.orgACA Pacific Telecenter NetworkMany of the civic and grassroots communityOn behalf of our People UniversityI'm from People University of ThailandOn behalf of my research center CCDKM Today is the decade of our CCDKM We have worked for a decade to use ICT to empower all the marginal people Not only in Thailand also among the Asian, Lao, Cambodia and some of the Philippines, Malaysia kind ofI'm here today as the representative of my people across the ocean More than 20 hours from Bangkok Yes, they are very curious to see how New York is They heard that New York is very lonely, expensive But I would get back to them and say not true Very warm welcome here So nothing to say because I'm very overwhelming with the friendship and gratitude to join this event We do very gratitude to the ITU Especially ITU Regional Office in Thailand They give us the opportunity to raise awareness among all the marginal girls and women every year in the ITU Girls' Day, ICT and Girls' Day every year So the girls come to Bangkok to see how is the UN agency in Thailand in Bangkok to tap their hands with the CEO of ITU and UN Women Each year in this coming April the girls are very exciting to meet not only the other girls and the ITU and the others' partner also they use teleconference among the region to see the other girls among the Asian country So they are very curious and expecting to see the other girls from Asian, Laos, Cambodia, Philippines, Indonesia and others You see that how ITU and even Microsoft and others' Intel has invited to use ICT to empower the girls And then we just tap their hands I'm very happy to see Facebook today aside from Microsoft because among our beginners of ICT retreat people, they all use Facebook We just finish our global academy how to use Facebook to earn an income for them So all of them, I think that as a pilot stage 1,000 of them more than have their own Facebook business page to generate their income, artisan product and especially the local, not global local and global tourism So the... I'm sure that if you have some small money in New York you spend in Thailand it will be a big money And then you support our local tourism local base and global standard You can test our real Thailand lifestyle We partner with many of agency to make it happen So meaning that I'm not alone I would like to say that behind the scene lot of working among the partner, Microsoft, Thailand among the youth park they really spark the opportunity among the marginal girls and women Intel, yes for sure ITU, UN Women and others We really cannot walk alone Because it's a huge people So also the corporate agency, civic organization we work together So I would like to say that please join us to see how our local people work by using technology So in my last word I would like to say that I do gratitude to the ITU, UN Women, Microsoft and others to make it happen Not only today, last few years back So I would like to say that yes still a very long journey ahead CCD came is a decade myself is a fifth decade already So meaning that we still cannot walk alone Please walk together and be a friend with us and then we can help people more We do thanks and do honor to join this event Welcome to Thailandขอบคุณค่ะ สวัสดีค่ะ


Time for us to go behind enemy lines with the Chicago Bears presented by Microsoft teams. Mike Keith, Amy Wells joined by the voice of the Chicago Bears. Jeff Joniak, Jeff thanks for the time. My pleasure. Thanks for having me on. Looking forward to Sunday. Bears an intriguing team at five and three. I want to start off asking you specifically about offense and the quarterback position. Nick Foles has sort of taken over from Mitchell Trebisky and you would say he's the guy. Absolutely and they're going to live with this right now and try and work things out offensively. They haven't had a lot of time together still learning his receivers and his weapons and learning the new plate collar in his headset, putting this system into place and working with his targets right now. And the offensive line has had some help issues so that's been unsteady. The running game has not been working. It got better against the Saints. There are things starting to develop, the fields starting to open up, but they have not been able to attack teams horizontally and vertically in the same game and actually, you know, keep sustained drives and score touchdowns. I want to get your assessment of rookie wide receiver Darnell Mooney. What have you seen from him and his development this season? He came in with a lot of confidence about his route running and his ability to make big plays. And he's made big plays. In fact, he owns the biggest play of the year for the Bears, the 50 yard pass that he beat Jenares Jenkins on in the loss to the Saints.  So with that kind of confidence and that kind of work ethic, that means big things down the road. Let's talk linebacker Roquan Smith. Is he having an all star caliber year? I really believe he is Mike. He's an outstanding cover backer and there are times obviously that every line backer is going to get beating coverage, but he makes up for any defeat on a guy catching a pass by using his speed and range to track a guy down. He's a very good tackler. He is really triggering fast this year, really doing a great job sniffing out screens, undercutting blocks, coming downhill and tracking down some of the very best players in league, including Alvin Kamara in the second half on Sunday. He was outstanding. Now, you can't talk about the Chicago Bears defense without talking about Khalil Mack. Where is his presence being felt the most in the 2020 season? In every way possible. I mean, he's a guy you must account for nowhere he is. They're lining him up in several places. He's on a sack streak right now that puts him at six and a half. He is a quiet leader on this team, but the players really feed off of his energy and he is a tough out for any offensive line. Thank you so much for joining us right here on our behind enemy line segment presented by Microsoft teams.


You cannot be friends with the narcissist being nice to them or being friendly with them will not help you It will not assist you in any way. You cannot be friends with the narcissist Trying to help or assist them or playing by their rules Will only set you up to be used They will exploit you manipulate you for their own advantage But they will never be fair and You will never receive any kind of benefit or favorable opportunity For doing things their way It will only put you in a worse position Because you have then willingly given them power over you You cannot have a practical or realistic relationship with the narcissist It will not be of any benefit to you There is no way of managing a functional relationship with a narcissist Trying to deal with them in a sensitive or tactful way will not work It will only set you up to be exploited by them. You cannot continue a friendship or relationship with the narcissist They are not going to change They are not going to adjust their behavior Regardless of how nice or friendly you try to be with them the more you try to do things their way They will only use that to further manipulate and take advantage of you for their own benefit They do not have your best interest in mind They don't care about what you want or how you feel It's all about them and what they can get out of it And they are opposed to anything that you are trying to do if you are trying to build or establish something They are always going to want to destroy it They are selfish They have no consideration for you. They only think of their own advantage They only care about what they want and how they feel if you cannot provide anything to them If you have no use to them They are not going to assist you or work with you in anything, but even then They are only there to take something from you. They are only there for their own benefit Be a nice or friendly to them Treating them fair Giving them respect and attending to their needs It's only going to put you in a situation where you are in danger. They will be constantly attacking you through the use of dishonest devious systematic plans or arrangements Until you reach a point where you become paranoid or hyper-vigilant suffering from anxiety or distress By being friends with the narcissist You will be affected by the particular processes or activities That they have made you accept as normal or usual It doesn't make any sense to be nice or friendly to the narcissist They are not worthy of trust or acceptance They are not worthy of any fair treatment You cannot be friends with them You cannot be friends with someone who is trying to hurt you Someone who is trying to manipulate you Someone who is just trying to use you for their own needs You cannot be friends with the narcissist Because you will always be incompatible with them They will always be a difference of opinion because they are selfish They only care about their own needs And they lack consideration for anyone else So there will be arguments or disagreements And they will result in a way that is unfavourable to you The more you try to assist them or comply with their requests The more you try to cooperate with them The more opportunities you are given them to manipulate and exploit you Because that's all they are going to do They are just going to use you for their own benefit You cannot be friends with the narcissist Without expecting to receive unfair or unfavourable treatment They are scavengers Living with a scarcity mindset Believing that there isn't enough to go around If you try to be nice or friendly to them They will only see you as someone who lacks experience, wisdom or judgement They will only see you as someone who could be easily persuaded to be something It motivates and encourages them to take advantage of you And use you for their own benefit Without any worry or concern for their actions Because they see it as though you deserve this unfair or unfavourable treatment If you are still engaging with them They see it as though that gives them the right to take advantage of you You cannot be friends with the narcissist You cannot be nice or friendly with them You cannot try to help or assist them or play by their rules They are only going to manipulate and exploit you They do not have your best interest in mind When you are fair or respectful towards them They do not feel any need to show any respect back to you They see it as though you're stupid So you are deserving of unfair or unfavourable treatment This is why you cannot be around them You cannot deal with these types of people They are only going to use you for whatever they can get out of you And if they cannot get anything out of you If you are of no use to them You may as well not even exist Thank you for watching I hope this video resonated with you Please like, comment, share and subscribe Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos If you would like to donate my PayPal links in the video description Coach and inquiries can email me at nagsfathercoachin at gmail.com Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon


Hello, hello, Andrea Mayesca here with dental little tutoring. Sorry my dog was just barking There's my dog again There's some construction workers outside right now and she can't see them because I shut all of the blinds But she can sense them so I apologize if you guys can hear that They don't even know if you can so I'm just going to continue on But yeah, you guys so another episode of the day in the life of the dental hygienist and this will be a good one I'm going to talk to you guys about staying on time in the dental office because even after working for 14 years This is my biggest pet peeve is being behind only because if I'm behind it means that I have to work harder I feel bad that I'm behind so like I just feel bad for the patients And then you might get those rude patients who are mad because you're five minutes behind or especially if you're half an hour Behind they get really mad and then you're thinking okay So here you're talking to me for ten minutes about how mad you are that we're always behind Yet now I'm even more behind, you know, but I did do a video about actually how to stay on time in the dental office It's been a while though since I've done that but if you would like to see the first Video that I had done just do a search in my channel Search something like how to stay on time or how to be on time and that video should pop up But I wanted to do another one because I got an email the other day From a new dental hygienist how to stay on time and how she's having a hard time staying on time and doing everything That she needs to in 45 minutes So I'm going to offer some tips for you because I've worked in a few offices where we had 40 minute appointments I worked in an office where in the evenings only we had half an hour Appointments because we wanted to get more patients in that was awful. Just saying But now I'm lucky enough to work in an office that has 60 minute appointments But even then I still get behind so after 14 years if I can get behind It's so easy for a new dental hygienist or dental assistant or really anybody to get behind too So I'm going to share with you guys some tips So it doesn't matter if you have half an hour appointments if you have 40 minutes 45 or an hour the same rules apply, okay? So hopefully in your office you have enough trays to at least set up for the morning or the afternoon So let's just say for easy numbers You have four patients in the morning and then you have a lunch break for an hour And then you have four patients in the afternoon set up all of your four trays ahead of time I'm not saying leave them out on the counter there You should set them up and stack them on top of each other and hopefully you have space in your room To like put them off to the side put them in a cabinet put them somewhere and on each tray This is what you should have you should have your instrument So some offices have instruments in a cassette some have pouches, you know Whatever, but have your instruments on that tray. You will need a Profit angle so your polisher put that polisher on there if you have enough polishers in the office to have for at a time You will need some floss so put a piece of a piece of floss on there I use about half an arm's length maybe a little bit shorter put that on there you will need at least two pieces or more of Gauze on your tray I usually have about three pieces and sometimes I need more if the patient's bleeding a lot or or has a lot of Plack of Charter or sometimes I don't even use all three pieces, but three pieces. I find is pretty average What else do you guys need I'm trying to think I just worked yesterday or I'm sorry I just worked tonight and I can't think oh, yes You you need your polish that you are going to use so depending on the office You might have the polish in those little cups or the office that I'm in now We have polished like in a tin where I just take out like a With a spatula I just kind of take out how much I usually need and I just put it on that tray if you have like a polish or a holder that Some offices have it where you're able to put it on your finger then put it in that and then leave that on your tray And you need a bit, but did I say a bit? I don't remember now So you need that too so set all of that up So yes, it might not seem like a lot, but taking that two minutes means you have an extra two minutes After your next patient, so you won't be as behind You will probably still be behind, but you would be even more behind if you had to take out the tray Take out the instruments take the polisher Take your polishing paste out from here You know looking for things that you need whereas if you just had that all on your tray, you're fine Another thing if you need fluoride put that on your tray too because some patients need it and some patients don't So it just kind of helps to have everything there In the office where I am now, which I'm sure all offices are now like this We need to write down every pouch So at the end of the patient we have to write down the load number and the date on Every single pouch so all of the instruments that we use for that patient. So say we used a handpiece a piezo Handle and a piezo tip that I would keep those three pouches that I had to open them up And I put them sort of in my cupboard here So then that way at the end when I'm taking my notes in the computer, then I just have to take out those pouches Write down the load number and the date and then throw them out So that depends on your office too, but That helps me stay behind Huge another thing is I am always half an hour early Unfortunately, some offices will only pay you to be 15 minutes early If you're lucky enough to be paid to be half an hour early awesome Even if you're not though I do suggest showing up a half an hour early because it saves you time and saves you stress At least it does for me. So I show up half an hour half an hour early Earlier, sorry. I look through all of my patients that day. So the office where I'm in now I work Tuesdays and Thursdays. So I actually look at my My Thursday I will look at that at the end of the day on Tuesday So I kind of have looked through the charts already I have always written little notes to tell me what I'm doing for that day and What's happening for the next appointment because some offices where you work? You are in charge of trying to figure out what you're doing that day So it does help to look at the chart ahead of time Whereas some offices just have it in there for you, you know, how many units of scale to book How many units of polish if they need x-rays all of that? So that helps especially for a newbie But if you guys don't have that or maybe you don't have enough time to look at your charts the day before Because you're not there the day before then do show up a half an hour early Look through all of the charts of that day and look at What their next appointment is now this can be tricky for a new dental hygienist to determine if If their next one's a three-month cleaning or a three-month recall or is it a nine-month? Recall even if they come in every three months It might be their nine months recall next time or it could be their six months So that's harder to determine, but I do have a video on that too It's probably called how to book appointments or how to book appointments sequencing something like that So search for that even feel free to stop the video now and then search for that one and then come back to this one Because you need to know how to book the next appointment because you're the only one who would know that The receptionist would be able to help you too though, but the assistant would have no idea So as a newbie I found that was always the hardest for me when I first started was trying to figure out what their next Appointment is but you should also know what their appointment is that day So if it doesn't say on the computer it helps to be able to look through the chart to see Which should be in their treatment plan anyway So that's a little bit easier, but it should be in the treatment plan What you're supposed to do for that day because at the end of your appointment you need to put in the treatment plan what? They're doing next time because you might not be that hygienist So you need to let the other hygienists know what they're doing next time So that at least should be in the treatment plan, but looking through your charts half an hour early Making sure that everything's right in your schedule And setting up your trays makes such a big difference. I also look at to see which patients need a probe Because we do probes every year depending on the patient, you know if they're If they've been healthy if they're 21 and they've had two millimeter pockets for three years Then I'll do a probe every two years if they're you know oral hygiene will stay the same but Not not too confused you guys Do a probe every year so I do write down also just to remind myself Which people which patients need probes and x-rays so I look at all of that It might seem like a lot to look at and it will take you time initially It might even take you 35 minutes to look through that But then it becomes so easy it becomes second nature So I do show up a half an hour early still even after 14 years But it probably takes me 10 minutes to look through the charts because I've already looked at it the day before even if I haven't it's just easy for me to kind of look through it and Figure it out, but it does take time Also always look at the last few entries of the chart Why because this tells you what the patient's like Because hopefully the high the hygienist has left notes even it tells you how much plaque they may have so you can kind of Prepare yourself if the patient has heavy plaque heavy tartar heavy stain You know you're going to need the piezo. So maybe take out a piezo a piezo Handle and a tip or a cavatron whatever your office has and set that on the tray too So it does help to look ahead of time But last but not least if you're behind it happens. Don't worry about it It does get better, but I know it's stressful. Believe me. I totally understand But as a newbie they can't expect you to be on time anyway because you had two hours three hours to do a cleaning in your last You know program right and now you're down to 40 minutes 45 or an hour when I first started My office was so nice because I was an assistant there first They gave me an hour to do cleanings even though that office had a 40 minute cleanings and that really helped me I was still maybe five minutes behind but imagine if I had 40 minutes I would have been about 25 minutes behind so they helped me so much And I'll probably actually do another video on this But it's okay if you're not perfect if you leave some calculus behind don't stress Everybody should know you are new and you're learning. This is how you learn at the very least though Make sure to get the super calculus because that is what you see and that is what the patient see But if you're not perfect you guys honestly, I'm not perfect either. I'm sure I leave calculus behind I'm probably the only hygienist who will admit that but I'm not perfect either Even if I think I got everything perfectly you probably didn't you know It's the same thing as if you were to clean your windows I don't know it might look it might look like everything's perfect You have cleaned the window like ten times, but there's probably still something there, right? Nobody's perfect even if they claim to be and those hygienists new old It doesn't matter who say they never leave behind calculus and you shouldn't either They're a load of they know know they're on a power trip and they think they're perfect, but they're not so please don't worry But I should do another video on that so I have lots to say about that But yeah, you guys so for a newbie dental hygienist if you have questions Let me know please comment below because I love questions It gives me something else to talk about and you're probably not the only one with that question So please let me know okay, so thank you guys for tuning in and let me know to how often you want to see these I work two or three times a week So I could technically do a video twice a week if you wanted or if you feel that once a week's enough perfect Make sure to hit subscribe so then that way every time I do upload a new video Which is at least once or twice a week you can see it right away or just kind of save it and then Watch it some other time because I love to do these so Thank you for watching and good luck. Have a good day at work, and I'll see you guys next time


What's up everyone? It's your girl Kenzie here from Leighton Sports Guards and I'm ripping a personal for Bob H. We've got a 21-22 Panini Spectra basketball hobby box. Good luck here Bob. Super excited to rip this. Let's see a big RPA. This is some crazy for poor autos. Spectra is always a fun product especially basketball I feel like you know. All right up first we've got a die cut of Sadiq Bay. That is one out of eight. Nice Bay. And we've got Carl Anthony Towns and a rookie of Kessler Edwards for the Nets. Kessler Edwards. Then we've got to 10. Ken on the aspiring silver out of 10. You know how long this this lonely box of spectra has been sitting out on the shelf out there? Wow. We'll mag this one for you. I swear this box has been sitting there since I came back. Wow that is nasty. Got silver rookie of Keon Johnson on the 75th anniversary. That's cool. I like the look of the diamond on the back there. Got my guy Lonzo Ball in his bowls uniform. Finally. There's still stuff this year where he's an Italian stuff. Really? Yeah. Zach Levine base. I don't know if I'm gonna do the base ones. We've got to 49 a Tyrese Halliburton on Silver Auto. Halliburton in his Pacers uni. Yeah it has been marinated. Let me tell you. I know James. I wish Lonzo would come back this year. I don't know if he's going to. Zyre Williams on the rookie that is 99 and 99 bucket. That darn knee. Injury is just lingering at this point. Got John Morant and a Evan Mobley rookie base. Nice. Then we've got to 75 illustrious legends of Alex English. Cool one there. There's a little you can kind of see above the E right there. A little mark might be able to get smudged out. We're not going to mess with it. I will send a box here with you Bob. Just in case. Just in case it does not. All right. And the last pack here. Got Silver Lamella Ball. Nice. A lot of his stuff starting to get filled. His redemption. So you've been seeing people post left and right. Someone posted the other day in the late in Facebook. I guess force must have pulled the RPA Orange Pulsar out of the first off the line exclusive and they got it back. Oh my gosh. It looks so sick. Derek Rose and a Davion Mitchell rookie. No out of select. Sorry out of select and retrospect. Wow. This is sick. Tony Allen for the Grizzlies. That's a really cool. I love the look of that. All right. Let me show you this kid again here real quick for you Bob. Heck of a hit. Cunningham to 10 on the Silver Inc. 7 of 10 on that one. Congrats again. Thanks so much and we'll get these right out to you.


All right, you've all been requesting it. You wanted to see the self tanning routine that I do in order to get a nice glow about my pasty white body. We're gonna get into that. We're gonna do it right now. Hello my friends. So many of you were asking what products they used and if I had done a self tanning routine and so I thought I better bring one to you. You know I'm gonna get you hooked up no matter what. I will take care of it. So what we're doing today is that video. Now I'm going to put a timestamp where the actual tutorial of that video starts right here so that you can go and skip over the intro if you'd like to. You know that many times the intro is a little bit long because I like to show you what I'm wearing and my outfit of the day. So that timestamp is here. Skip over it right now if you don't want to see the rest. What I have on today is one of my very favorite shirts. Oh my goodness. I have been waiting for this strapless broughta cum so that I could put this shirt on and wear this shirt. It is so dang cute. It has the spaghetti strap right here that's a cold shoulder. So you're getting a little bit of modesty through here a little bit more than you would normally get with just an off the shoulder and I love the cut of it.  Very lightweight fabric and it has almost like that heathered t-shirt look to it. So and it's very true to size too. It does come down over the tummy and the bum if you need that to happen too just so you know that I am really in love with this shirt. The jewelry today are some really cute earrings. I am so hoping that these are available. If they're not I will put some others that are hearts that are really close to them.   That will all be listed and linked below speaking of links right here. If you have never been to my channel right here on this screen I put up a number that will correspond to whatever product I'm holding up at the moment. Open up the description box and then look for that number. Say it's number three. Say I'm holding a tanning product. Number three the tanning product will be next to it. The link will be next to it and you can shop that way if you'd like to. All right let's get into finding out how I do my self tanning and trying to stay away from those dreaded age spots. We're going to try and conquer that today in this video all about self tanning. All right friends the very first thing that you absolutely have to do is you have to have to exfoliate. You have to get in the shower and make sure that you're really exfoliated well. That is something that will really help your tan look even.  So my suggestion would be if you have very sensitive skin just use um you know stay in the shower for a while get your body kind of soaked. You know when you soak your feet they kind of get all pruney and some of the skin will come off. That's the same thing. You want all that dead skin off of there so that the that the tanning product doesn't attach itself to that and it makes you look a little bit more model or a little bit more patchy. You want to be really careful of that. I have so many exfoliators that I love. The one I love for my face make sure you do your face too because I always do my face with whatever tanning product I'm using. My favorite is from Pixi. This is their hydrating milky peel and the reason I love this is because it doesn't have any big granules in it. It has plant cellulose in it so it's just really a soft exfoliation. You can use a chemical one if you want to if you want to go as far as using maybe glycolic acid the night before and then get in the shower and try to slough everything off. Use a good wash rag but don't scrub your skin wrong. You don't want to do that. Believe me I've done that and one of the things I want to show you that I have done that with and you want to be careful with. This is actually a glass exfoliator tool and this is awesome because they actually called it a hair removal tool and that's why I bought it in the first place because I didn't I wanted to be able to sit in bed and you know see if this would work or not. Okay it works about 80% on my pretty fine hair that I have on my legs but at the same time I can use this and it really exfoliates my legs and my legs are super soft and it gets away all of that nasty you know the crinkly skin so you can exfoliate and then hydrate and this is really good for that. But I made a mistake with this and I used it in the shower and I used it on my arms and don't use it in the shower and use it on your arms or your legs or anywhere else because in the shower it's got a little bit too much grip to it. That's kind of just an FYI but this is an amazing tool you can actually see myself Tanner is on it. I haven't rinsed it yet but myself Tanner for my legs is on it before I did this today. Before we go any further I'm not gonna say the word but I'll put it on the screen. This is one of those videos because I'm getting so close to a hundred thousand but you have to be subscribed to my channel and I will check and make sure that you're subscribed to my channel and all you have to do is leave a comment down below in the comment section. I'm probably not going to get to all the comments because when I do this video it usually means that I get like a thousand comments and all I can do is just put a heart on them so you guys know but if you have a definite question I will try to answer that for you. One of the things is that there are so many scammers out there right now telling people that they have won that right. We don't want to go for that.  I'm going to be doing an Amazon video towards the end of the month. Watch for that video and that is when this winner for this video will be announced and I will also announce you in the community tab. I will also leave my email. That is the only way that I will ever contact you. I won't contact you through an app. I won't contact you through any any other means. I will not announce it in the comment section anything. I want to make sure this is very secure so if your name comes out of my mouth and comes up on the screen during the video then you know that you won what I'm giving today to you but other than that don't trust it. Now what it is is it is this yummy bag full of good tanning stuff. So you're going to win the bag.  I think I put 12 tan towels in here. You're going to win an LTMD face sunscreen. You're going to win this huge thing of ExfoliCate which is her exfoliating product. I love that. You're going to win a full size of Lumiclotion and you will be telling me what color you wanted this because it comes in light medium and dark. You're going to win a little Boom Boom Cream from Soldation Arrow. You're going to win a tanning mist from Centropay and you're going to win a buffing brush from ELF and I will tell you about this. So that's the giveaway. Yes, I said it. But I want you guys to be able to benefit from this video and there's going to be so many giveaways from now until I get 200,000 so we're going to boost it. We're going to hopefully get 200,000 really quickly. All of the products that I have right here, all of these are products that I've used. I've tested. I love. They're still in my rotation. Now you did see in this right here the tan towels. So you've exfoliated and you want to make sure you're completely dry, absolutely 100% dry. You're going to see a little fun tool that I show you on air right here as I'm drying myself. This is my little fan that I have that I actually love to use as my body is drying. It's a little fan that folds up and it has two speeds on it and you can turn it off and then you can fold it up. It does also have, it also has a flashlight on it. So it can be a flashlight and it can also be a charger for you if you need it to be. So that's pretty awesome. And yeah, I just wanted to show you that to you because that's what I used to dry as I'm drying myself tanning. Now the tent towels come in a couple different sizes and they come in a couple of different degrees of tanning. Is that right? However much you want to look tan more or less. So these are the darker ones and they have the classic and then they have the plus which is this and then I think they have an even darker one. Now I buy mine off of HSN and then usually buy them in a big package of them. This is super easy. This is just like a towelette inside of here. I'm not going to open one because then I'll get it all over my hands and that would be, yeah, it's just one of those things. If you don't want the palm of your hands to get yucky, you're going to have to either wear gloves or here's another trick that you can do for you that you can do is you can really rub lotion into your hands before you start anything. So you just really want to thick lotion, rub your hands really well and let it set for a second and then take a towel and wipe it off and then proceed with these.  The half towel, this will do my face, my neck, my decollete, and my arms. So this is still really good. Both of these are awesome. I've used these for years. If you want a really deeper tan, you might have to use two of them in a row but these are so good and you always want to, after you're done, always please wash your hands because you will get the orange palms. Another thing you never want to do is you never want to wear your jewelry so take all this pretty jewelry off and set it to the side especially your rings. Otherwise it's going to settle and you're going to have a weird orange or brown ring around where your ring finger sits and it's going to look weird. The other thing is I'm really careful about in between my fingers because it can settle in between there too. So you know just kind of be you know cognizant that after you use these and you want the back of your hands to be tanned but you don't want palms to be so what I'll do is I'll just go in and I'll squirt one thing of soap in my hands and then I'll lather it up really really good and take a wet rag that I have laying on the counter and I'll just kind of do this type thing so that the back of my hands, the tanning on it doesn't get rubbed off and it can still develop its tan. All right so the next product that I want to talk about and I talked about these before on my channel, the Santropé Facial Mist and the Santropé, this one is the body one. This one has vitamins and has like vitamin C and a bunch of soothing ingredients in it. Both of these are really good and they're very easy to use and I'm not going to open this one because this is one I'm giving away to you guys but the Facial Mist, it really doesn't matter if you buy the big body mist or this one they're about the same and the body one has a few more ingredients in it like the vitamin C and whatnot that I think is a little bit better so go ahead and purchase this big one and you'll be saving yourself some money as far as the size of that facial one. So this is one that develops over time so you might want to use it in the morning and the evening and you might if you want a deeper tan you might want to put two coats of it. Now what is great is I use what I was showing you, this is that Elf Big Fluffy brush, you can use this brush and this is what I always do. You can spray it on and yeah you can let it sit and I've had good success with that but you're going to get a more even tan if you take a clean brush like this and you buff it in wherever you have done. Now this might take a little bit longer when you're doing all of your body if you want to do you know your arms your legs you know back whatever and by the way this is nice because you can reach around your back a little bit further down to get you know the the tan down there but most of the time I ask my husband to do that for me but this is really a good one. I spray this directly on to wherever I'm doing and I get pretty saturated with it and then I just rub it in with this. Now I want to show you the other towel that you can't or not tell the other brush that you can use for that and this brush is amazing. I have never seen anything like this before. I saw this on Shay Whitney's channel and I'm like oh god have that. This is fantastic for doing the tanning. It's got a handle so you're not going and that's why I actually use a brush instead of a mitt too is you're not going to get that in the palm of your hand and make your hands look orange so that this one works really good but this one is really great because it goes faster and it's going to cover a lot more area a lot quicker. Now what I fell in love with is from Tanlux.  This is the illuminating tanning butter. This is for a gradual tan and then I bought the Super Glow. This one is the serum that has an SPF in it and hyaluronic acid and this is a self-tanner as well. I would say that this one is a little bit more gradual too and then I bought the Big Glow Drops. This one is for the body but I use this on my face. You can put this into any of your serums, any of your moisturizers, you know your body moisturizer and make one of these with this just a few drops and it will tell you when it comes. If you want a lighter tan use one or two drops if you want deeper three or four blah blah blah and it goes on up so you can customize your tan with this which I think is so good and I love the way that this dispenses. It's just really easy it's a dropper and then I also have the Super Glow body serum and this one is the hyaluronic self tan serum. Now this one's my favorite one as you can see. I'm already down a ways on it but what I will do is this comes in a pump and what I'll do is I'll take this and I'll put like I don't know eight pumps on there and I'll do an arm and then I'll put another eight and I'll do another arm and then you know on and on until you're completely done with whatever you want. This has easily become my favorite but you can layer these as well. So let's say that you want the SPF you can put the SPF on the buffer brush and put that on your face and you know your face is protected with the SPF of 30 in that one or let's say you want more moisture you can use the serum or the drops you can put more more of the drops into this to make it more of a deep tan if you want to or you can use this over top of any of these products including the Santropay that I talked about. So it's really an easy routine to do it's really quick and easy. You usually this is what I do. I make sure I have exfoliated that my skin is completely dry. I'll put one layer on let it dry for maybe 10 minutes and then put another layer maybe like this on or if you want something deeper go in with a second layer of whatever else you're choosing. Now after that it's going to take a little while to sink in. So I usually wait an hour or two before I actually get dressed or do anything else put my makeup on anything. So I do this at night while during the summer or however much I want to. I do it at night I just you know buff everything in and just sit there and you know play with my phone or watch TV. Here's the other thing you can do and this is going a little bit above what you know normally would do with this kind of thing because I don't mind if my spots show through that you know like I said the sun damage I did to myself but if you look at anybody that's tan you can tell that yeah they're tan they have a beautiful tan but they have you know different spots on them even if they're you know as long as they're over 35 they're going to have some sort of age spots some spots that are a little bit darker. You can either choose to cover them with makeup or you can take something like the bum bum cream that I showed in the giveaway and take a brush like this or even take a little bit more of a pointed brush this is from Dukecare number 15 it's just a little blending brush dip it into the cream and just dot it on top like I'm showing you I don't even know if you guys can see that or not but I have a pretty big spot right there that is one of my age spots just dot the cream on top of there and you know dot it on there a few times kind of rub it in a little bit and let it sit along with your hands before you're doing the actual tanning so it's the same concept because I put so much lotion on my hands I am not going to they're not going to get as much of the tanning product sunk into the skin same concept so you can do that if you have a lot of them if you have a big area you know you might it might be worth it to you but like I said just embrace where you are you're so beautiful and I know that it bothers us sometimes when we have those kinds of things but nobody else notices them I mean we're the worst critic right nobody else notices them and you're going to be beautiful and you're going to be tan and you're going to be glowy and everybody's just going to notice how beautiful you are they're not going to go oh look look at that oh that's a bad one don't you know stay away from her she's got like cooties it's not going to be like that I love you guys please tell me down in the description box why you guys have decided is your best self tanner I know there are so many out there a couple at the drugstore that I do like to use is Jurgen's that's the self tanning one and use the darker one because if I don't the gradualness of it doesn't give me enough of a tan like I said I'm going to put up a picture right here of how my tan developed over the day today so that you can see at the end of the day what I look like thanks so much for being with me we're going to throw a video up right here of let's do the difference between contour and bronzer I'll throw that video up right here that's from like two or three years ago and that way you can see why you need to maybe contour and bronzer don't forget to leave a comment down below because that's the only way you're going to be entered into the giveaway thanks so much you guys I will talk to you in my next video and let's get this party started with getting to a hundred thousand take care of yourselves see you in my next video bye


Hello, in this presentation, we'll be taking a look at merchandising financial statements. We will be able to describe financial statements for a merchandising company, explain the differences and the similarities between financial statements for a merchandising company versus financial statements for a service company, and explain the relationship between the balance sheet income statement and statements of equity. So much of this stuff will be the same in that we have seen a service company. We've looked at the financial statements and the relationship between the financial statements in terms of a service company. Many of the concepts will be the same. We're going to make the financial statement from the adjusted trial balance. The financial statements will have a balancing concept. We will be able to see the accounting equation within the balance sheet and we will be able to relate the balance sheet to the income statement to the equity section or the equity statement in very similar ways. We want to refresh ourselves and be able to understand those concepts. And then on top of that, we're going to take a look at what will be different from a service company, which does not sell merchandise, to a company which does, and of course those differences will focus around the sale of merchandise. So the sale of merchandise will be a very substantial part of the reporting clearly to a merchandising company. Just remember that everything else will be similar. So it's very important to look at the prior stuff as we move forward as well. We will not be emphasizing it as much because we're going to build on the new material, but you always want to go back and refresh the concepts as we go. And this will be a good exercise to refresh some of those concepts. I'm going to start off with the balance sheet instead of the income statement because the balance sheet is the double entry accounting system. So clearly we will have pieces of the income statement building into the balance sheet. But I want to start off with the balance sheet because that shows you the accounting equation, that accounting equation being assets equal liabilities plus equity. So the accounting statement, the balance sheet is the entire accounting equation. It is the balancing statement. It is the accounting equation. It is the double entry accounting system. And so you want to be able to see that conceptually as of a point in time. Now remember that the balance sheet only has one date. It has a point in time, in this case December 31st. That means that there's no beginning and no end. It is as of now. So remember that similar to you watching this video, as of now you're watching this video. Nothing can change that. It is what it is. If you want to know why you're here or how you got here, you can go to the prior day that you started the day. How did you wake up? What did you do? And then you ended up watching this video, whatever. But as of this point in time, you are at this point in time. That's the same with the balance sheet. The equity section is where we stand as of this point in time. As of this point in time, there's a book value of $267,250. Can't change it is what it is as of this point in time. What we can do is tell you the story of how we got here, basically going back a month or going back a year or going back multiple years in terms of what is the story that got us to this point in time. Now when we look at the balance sheet, we're going to take it from the adjusted trial balance. Remember we got the people entering the data in the accounting department. We're compiling the data. Then we go through the adjusting process. We make the adjusted trial balance. Then we make the financial statements, which we're doing now, from the adjusted trial balance. And then we're going to do the closing process. That's the same cycle that we're going to have no matter what type of accounting, what type of business we're in within the normal accounting cycle. If we look at the trial balance, remember how these trial balances are formatted. We are representing the debits in green. They generally have debit balances. I'm sorry, we're representing the assets in green. They generally have debit balances with the exception of a contra asset here, which has a credit balance. That's going to be an asset type account with a credit balance represented with brackets. So the brackets represent credits, Excel sees them as negative numbers. We are representing the credits here in terms of bracketed numbers. The accounts payable is going to be a liability type account. Liabilities represented with the yellow or orange color. And then we have all blue down here, but we got two different shades of blue. We've got the capital and the draws being this lighter blue. Those are going to be part of the equity statement or the equity section and or the equity section versus the darker blue, which is part of the income statement. So remember that capital account has a credit balance draws is kind of like a contra capital account means the money that was drawn out from the owner and it has a debit balance because it's going to bring the total capital down. Sales has a credit balance and it's represented by the brackets. And then we have two kind of new accounts in terms of the statement for merchandising companies being the sales returns and allowance and the sales discount. And of course, they're new because they have to do with the inventory. Also note that the sales is an income account, just like fees earned under a financial statement for a service company. We can name it whatever we want, but notice it's under the equity section in terms of the order, assets, liabilities, equity, and then income, then types of expenses generally under that. So the sales account is going to be an income account, all income kind of accounts, no matter if they're called income, whether they're called revenue, whether they're called fees earned, if that's what our income account is for sales, we'll have a credit balance.  But these two accounts, remember, are actually going to be reductions to sales when we make the income statement, meaning a sales return and allowance means that we over reported sales and then there's someone gave the stuff back. So we should, you would think, kind of reduce sales, but we don't reduce sales, we make another account that basically reduces it as a net basis on the income statement. A discount is a discount we give to a client or a customer and therefore again, we would think that we would reduce sales, but what we really do is put it on the sales side not in the sales account on the income statement. So these are kind of like contrast sales account, cost of goods sold are most important expense account down here, meaning it's the cost of the goods that we sold. So whenever we sell inventory, we report the expense of cost of goods sold, which is something that we use in order to help us generate revenue in the same time period. Note that it is generally our largest expense. And so that's one of our most important things. Of course, if we are a merchandiser, then we've got all the other expenses down here and net income being sales minus the expenses. If we put all of this information into the balance sheet in some way, then we should be in balance. If we find a home for everything and we make things go in the right direction, we should then be in balance. Notice that the balance sheet does not have debits and credits. This balance sheet is not in terms of debits and credits. It's in terms of the accounting equation in terms of plus and minus numbers. Why does it not have debits and credits in it? Because we're preparing the balance sheet for people that may not understand debits and credits. We don't want to report debits and credits to individuals that we're trying to present the balance sheet to. Note that I can get everything we want basically from this trial balance. But in order for us to present it, we want to put it in terms of an accounting plus and minus format. So in order to do that, the format will be assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity. And if we just find a home for all these numbers, we'll be okay. So the assets, we are going to break further out into current assets, property, plant, and equipment. That's a breakout basically in terms of liquidity, meaning we're going to order the things in terms of the assets in terms of how liquid they are, meaning how easily can they be used in order for us to consume or buy products or pay our liabilities with. Obviously cash is the most liquid. Then receivables, we expect to convert within 30 days. Therefore it's the second most liquid. And then the inventory, we're still going to call a current asset because we do believe that we will be able to convert the inventory within a short term time period hopefully and then have cash or accounts receivable that will then be cash soon. So notice the format of the sections here. We got current assets, colon, we're going to talk about current assets. We then indent them here and we pull them into the inside. These are not debits and credit columns here. This just means a subtotal. And then we add up the subtotals, the 150 plus the 76 plus the 20,000 adds up to the 246. That is a subtotal of assets. That subtotal being total current assets. So within assets, we have the subtotal of current assets indented and then the total being out in the outer column. That's going to be a general format. If you get used to that format, then you'll get a lot better at reading a lot of financial statements. Then we have the property, plant and equipment, which of course accounts for this 135, 135 and we have the accumulated depreciation. Now note that this is a credit here. We're not going to represent credits here. And personally, I don't even put negative numbers in the financial statement. We know this is a subtraction problem. The way a lot of people tell their readers this is a subtraction problem is with words. It says less means minus. Minus accumulated depreciation. We have an abbreviation here. Therefore, we have a subtotal. We brought that into the inside again. We got the 135, 3 minus the 99, 50 gives us the 36, 250. You can see it up here as a debit minus the credit in terms of debits and credits, and plus and minus the plus, this number minus this number will give us the 36, 250. If you were to add all these up, this plus, this plus, this plus, this minus this, it should add up to total assets of 282, 250, in this case being the subtotals of current assets to 46,000 plus the subtotal of property, plant, equipment, 36, 250, giving us 282, 250. Why is it yellow? Because we're going to see that somewhere else. Where are we going to see it in our accounting equation being assets equal liabilities plus equity? So now we found a home for all these. We've found a home for these. We're going to move down to the liability side. Liabilities we only have one of them. It's going to be a current liability. That current liability being, of course, accounts payable. You'll note that it has a credit balance. We're not going to put credits over here. We're going to put it in terms of a plus and minus format. So we're just going to put a positive number here. I put it to the inside, even though there's only one number, just to show you that same indentation. And then I brought it out to the outside here. We're just adding that same 150 in a similar format as we had over here. If we had long-term liabilities as well as this short-term liability, we would have another subcategory for long-term liabilities. Because there are no other liabilities in this case, we're just going to subtotal liabilities. And that will include just the current stuff, because that's all we have. Long-term liabilities would be things that are due after a year. Short-term liabilities, remember, are things that are due within a year. So we have the subtotal out here for liabilities. And then we have owner's equity. There's two halves, of course, to the second side of the balance sheet. And the equity is usually the most confusing thing to think about because it includes the entire income statement and draws. So if we think about it in terms of the trial balance, now we found a home for all of this stuff. And the rest of it is all of this stuff, from capital down to the end. And notice what we're looking at in terms of the balance sheet means that everything else is part of this number. So if I was to add this up and just work the balance sheet from the trial balance, it would be the capital of 248.181 minus the draws because it's a debit of 15 plus the sales because it's a credit of 304.380 minus the sales returns, minus the discounts, minus the cost gets sold, minus all other expenses. If we did that, then we would come up to the 267.250. That is why the equity section is all blue here. All this blue represents the combination of the one number as of this point in time. So if we eliminated all of these accounts and just called it equity, we could still have a double entry accounting, but it wouldn't give us that much detail about the equity. And what detail do we want about the equity? We want to know how much we made last year. We want to know timing. But just so you can see the double entry accounting system and see how you can get the entire balance sheet from the adjusted trial balance. Just note that if we just highlighted these in Excel or added up the credits minus the debits, we would come up to this number. Then if we add up the liabilities and the equity, we would come up with the 282.250. Therefore the assets equal the liabilities plus equity. That's the balance sheet. That's where we stand as of a point in time. Now what do we want to know more than that? If we're decision makers, we probably want to know more about how we got here. This is basically where we're standing, meaning that if I want to know what the value of this company is on a book basis, we could take the accounting equation assets equal liabilities plus owners equity, change it mathematically to assets minus liabilities equals equity. So if the company owns 282.250, they owe somebody else 15,000, then this minus this means that they owe the owner or the book value whoever owns the company should theoretically be able to sell the company if they so choose walk away with 267.250. Of course, that's on a book basis, but that's the book value of the financial statements as of this point in time. How did we get to that book value? So we could have a similar question if we were going to ask Bill Gates, how did you get to this point in time to have this much money? Well then we'd have to tell the story and the story starts with often an income statement. The income statement has a beginning and an end. We've got the beginning and the end. We have to. So if you were going to ask somebody how much money do you earn? They would have to basically assume, well, what do you mean a year? Do you mean a month? Do you mean a pay period? Without that knowledge or without assuming that knowledge, we cannot basically answer that question. In this case, we're going to talk about the month ended for December 31st. What does that mean? It means the December 1st through December 31st. That's how we did for this time period. And what we're going to do is take up the information from the income portion of the adjusted trial balance. So that's these numbers. So this number on down, the ones that are the darker color of blue starting with sales. So note that in a single step income statement and or in an income statement for a service company, it's really very basic. We have less subcategories, meaning we're just going to have income minus all the expenses. And that'll be the end number. This statement looks a lot more complex because now we're going to group it by other subcategories. Why are we doing that? Because we want to know more about these subcategories and how they affect our net income. So here's the bottom line, 34069 same bottom line here with just this simple set of numbers. But note that this income statement is much longer because we're adding subgroups. Why? Because they're going to help our reader make certain decisions. Now if we have a very simplified reader and they just want the bottom line, we might just make a single step income statement, say, hey, here's sales, here's the net income. That's what you want to know. If we want someone needs more detail such as these types of relationships, we'll do a multi-step income statement which will look something like this. So of course sales will be up here. Sales is a credit. We're not going to have credits on this side because we're in terms of a plus and minus statement. We've got the sales represented with this 304 380. Then we're going to reduce those kind of contra sales accounts. Contra sales accounts are going to be the sales returns and allowances and discounts. They act like expenses here but they're really things that could have easily been seen as a reduction to sales. Sales was overstated by the fact that we sold stuff that then people returned. Sales was overstated by the discount that we didn't report here. We posted it at full price then gave a discount. Therefore we're going to pull these in and I'm going to say less sales return, less discount. So we're not going to show a subtraction sign in this case with a negative number. Some financial statements may, many financial statements will report it with words. It's a subtraction problem. If we add those two up, notice they've been pulled into this side. This plus this adds up to the 24745. So these are two reductions and then that will give us net sales. That's a subcategory. Note that net sales is not the same as net income. So keep that very handy in mind because that'll help with a lot of problems. Net sales means sales less returns and allowances which is way different than net income which is after all sales returns and allowances and all expenses. So that will give us net sales which is the 279. That's a subtotal. You don't see that here. That's this minus these two. Then we're going to subtract out the most important expense. That expense being cost a good soul. It doesn't have the word expense in it but it is an expense why it's the fact that we had to consume inventory on asset in order to help us generate this revenue in the same time period. It's the most important expense because if we sell just inventory, the relationship between the sales price and the cost of the stuff we sold is the most important relationship. That's what can really affect the income statement the most. Therefore we're going to make a separate subcategory cost of goods sold. Notice this number is pulled in here. We have the subcategory of net sales less cost of goods sold. I'm not going to say less in this case because it's fairly assumed or it's fairly standard. That will give us what we call gross profit. New terminology for merchandising company because this gross profit, this relationship between the sales and the gross profit, the sales and the cost of goods sold is such a big relationship we want to break that out. That's going to give us gross profit. Then we're going to have to do everything else and we're going to have two more subcategories here because we could have selling type expenses and we could have general and administrative type expenses. Again, oftentimes we want to separate those two. We want to say, hey, what's the store doing? How are they doing in terms of cost and how is the office doing in terms of like the accounting department and the people running the office situation? We have expenses here. Notice we have the colon again. Then we have selling expenses colon again. Then we've indented one more time and all these indicating that these are part of the selling expenses. Note what the selling expenses are. We've got the selling salaries, which of course are being pulled here, pulled here, and all these store supplies advertising, everything related to the sales. Those are pulled inside. Once again, these are not debit and credit columns. This is just subcategorizing the selling expenses. Then we add those up. So the 41.7 plus the 14.306 plus the 3.654 plus the 25.872 equals the 85.531, which is the total selling expenses. Then we're going to calculate the rest of them, the general and administrative expenses, which will include the office expense, the rent expense, and the office supplies. So again, we indent these and then I'm going to indent again adding up this subcategory out here. So we can now see that this subcategory, this subcategory, and this subcategory represent all numbers under sales and below. We found a home for all these numbers. We know that the credit minus all these debits equals this 34.069. If we do this correctly over here, it should also equal 34.069. We're going to add the outer column or do something to the outer column, actually subtracted at this point. Notice we're not jumping from column to column. We're only going to do things with one column in this case. In this case, we added up the expenses being the 85.531 plus the 42.919 gives us the 128.450. That's going to be the expenses other than the cost of goods sold. Then we're going to take the gross profit 162.519 minus the 128.450 gives us the net income finally of 34.69. So this looks like a very complex process and it is a lot of subtotaling. But notice in simplistic ways, it's just basic going to be the credit less all the debits or the income less all the expenses. The thing that has changed of course are these subtotals. These subtotals can give us a lot of useful information to analysis of the financial statements. All right, last financial, now we know that that 34.069, why is it yellow? It's going to be included in other financial statements included in in this case, the statement of owner's equity. So now we found a home for all these and the balance sheet. We found a home for all these specifically on the income statement, even though they were included in the blue number on the balance sheet. What we have not found a home for is the capital and the draws. So that's what we're going to do on the statement of owner's equity. The most confusing thing to most people or it was to me is that the capital account reported on the adjusted trial balance is this number 248181. It does not get pulled over to any financial statement just in that format because on the financial statements we've got two capitals on the statement of owner's equity. We've got where we started and we've got where we ended. And that's not clear on the trial balance. The amount on the trial balance that says capital in this case is where we started. Why is it where we started? Because we know that all this other stuff is going to be in this number as we saw on the balance sheet when we're done. So when we're done, if I added up all this stuff, it would add up to where we end of 267250. So this number here is where we start. Notice again, we're going to represent it as a plus and minus number. These are not debit and credit columns. It's represented as just a positive number. I pulled it to the outside. That's just the format we usually take. Then net income, which comes from the income statement we just calculated. Or you can see it's right here. Once again, it's a credit. I'm not represented with a credit here. Just a number that we're going to put in there. We're going to add income and then we're going to say less draws. And notice I don't say in word add income because the assumption is just like if there's no negative, it's generally a positive. So the adding is often just assumed. If it's a subtraction problem, it will often put less draws. The last thing we haven't found a home for is draws. Draws represents the money that was pulled out from the owner. Therefore it's going to reduce the amount that is owed to the owner. And so it needs to reduce the owner's equity. So the 34069 less draws gives us a net increase, 34 minus the 15 of the 1969. Therefore the 248181 beginning capital minus basically everything else that happened. Notice these two numbers represent everything else. This is represented by the yellow number, the net income and of course draws is represented by draws. So this represents all blue numbers and therefore the 248 plus the 1969 gives us the ending balance of 267-250 which we already calculated on the balance sheet. So here it is on the balance sheet right there. So where does this number come from? Well we know it should tie out to the statement of owner's equity. So there's the statement of owner's equity. If we look at the numbers that will tie out, we see that the assets of course must equal that the liability and owner's equity. And then you might be saying well how does this tie in to the other statements? Well we know that the capital account is going to be one number that is coming from the statement of owner's equity. In order to get to the capital account on the statement of owner's equity, it's going to be the beginning equity plus the activity for the year. How did we do? That's called net income. So net income should tie out to the statement of owner's equity minus the draw. So this is how the statements are related. Remember that the entire balancing statement though is as of a point in time on the balance sheet total assets equal liabilities plus owner's equity. All right so we are now able to describe financial statements for a merchandising company, explain the differences and similarities between financial statements for a merchandising company versus financial statements for a service company and explain the relationship between the balance sheet income statement and statement of equity.