It's going on everyone Sam here with late sports cards We're ripping 22 top scrum update baseball sapphire edition 5 box break number 10 random team style There's a look again at your random results As always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link that's in chat. So good luck here everybody Let's do it again guys. We have rookies and stars Two more random teams left. We've got one currently that's down to four spots the most recent one four to go there Just drop you guys that link. So if you want to check it out It is brand new forty seven dollars a spot get your random team or a combo then we've got a Contenders mixer two boxes of 2019 two boxes 2020 2021 excuse me, so that'll be fun 20 auto is going around on that and then we've also got a impeccable PYTs and then immaculate WWE brand new their main event tonight random hit style 25 spots to each break and It's gonna be fun man. Josh Donaldson Boston flex Chad cool again. We've got a dice roll on this can be one two three left with the Rockies four five six Right with the Dodgers we pull another one of these the team that didn't win We'll get the card the second one and then we just do dice rolls for every single one of these so All of the difference can be a two going to the left with the Rockies to With the Rockies Bryston A's rookie combos and Taylor hern for the Rangers Wander rookie debut Tommy fam and Joe Smith So pumped. I know we're talking about this, but I can't so happy the Hawks fire We've got a one last dance very cool for the Cardinals Congrats on that st. Louis that is going to Joe s there you go, buddy That is 22 out of 50 with Wainwright Malina and Pools, it's too late for them to fire. I know I think it was I think they should have fired him before the season started Oh, yeah, no, they're not going anywhere this season Joe Ryan nata Kevin Gutierrez and Ryan president I knew that was gonna be the situation because I'm not I was telling Donnie this last night like I'm not a fan Julio Rodriguez true rookie Joe Kelly and Clint Frazier, I am not a fan at all of hiring a guy that's been like That's coach like four different teams in the past. Like it's like eventually you're gonna get figured out Gonsolin Travis Jan Jan Kowski. That's Jorge. So layer nice one there. That's 31 out of 75 for the Marlins Who that's Miami that is Jeremy H on the combo spot and many pina because like take the NFL for instance Like you have legitimate you have two shots.  No, he did. No, he did Oh, yeah, no, I agree Papilla You change Jose Miranda and Jake odor is he it's been I we haven't ripped any of it yet actually Matt It's at the end of the night. That's where we're gonna be ripping it and I'm super excited. It's gonna be fun We have five cases random hit style Then we got a couple cases for personals to Michael Lorenzen, Ryan's para and Reed Detmer's I would remind me I have to ask for tea something before Still here before she leaves Eurya's the Gotti Owen Miller and Jarendra and rookie stop John. How you doing buddy? They should be up now. I think Matt check it out We got a purple to ten is Jordan loop low going to the Diamondbacks three of ten on the purple very nice One two three left say a Suzuki four five six right is Ushisu go with the pirates so one two three is Cubs four five six is pirates It's gonna be a four going to the pirates with Ushisu go pirates We have two more spy boxers of Sapphire, and then we have rookies and stars rich hill So there's three two breaks and not including this one two breaks until rookies and stars Brad hand and Gabriel rice Yeah, no problem. You got it. You got it cabrera There's Vogelbach and Kyle Schwerber Royce Lewis. We've got green Max Scherzer nice one there for the Mets Congrats, New York on a Marlin a that is gonna be eight out of 75 For the Mets chat green and you'll hear is Montero box three Cheese dude four years 53 remaining for Zeke on his deal still Mike Lord she's Boston Flex Albert Bray and William Woods. Oh You went to that's sick actually Paul still set Joe Denand He was he was tiny growing up. That's funny rookie combos for the white socks. You see kukuchi. I know dude It's it's brutal that the Tigers never brought home a seat World Series Oh me too.  I've always liked the logo since I was little Love the Gators Josh Winder or Dickerson, there's a green Kenley Jansen for the Braves 40 out of 75 nice one there. Congrats, Atlanta in that one up and upper pools gold is Brian Lavastita that's going to the Guardians nice from there Cleveland 46 out of 50 46 of 50 for Cleveland Jeremy itch Congrats, Jeremy Lugarely and Andre Pallante. So yeah, this court is still here.  Can you tell I just want to ask for something after this break? Yeah, okay? Thank you. Joe Perez Gio Arcella, Stephen Duggar and Richie Palacios Spencer Torkelson Rookie combos for the Cubs Chris Archer and Jose Contano box number four. Hi. So there you go Matt Appreciate that man. Yeah, that is all sorting and shipping there. That is the sorting and shipping team awesome metas Garrett Stubbs Hanser Alberto and Bradley Zimmer. Do you rip it Matt? Want to unload? Oh orange CJ Abrams got Hunter Strickland Orange rivalry love we'll do a separate random for this at the end of the break That is going to be one of 25 between the Nats and the Braves So that'll be a separate random since that is a numbered card So very nice That is Robinson Cherenos. Nice, Solacecola. Very nice Adam Frazier Derek Hill, Matt Olson and Bryson Stop That's pretty cool John, John Durant That is rookie combos for the Giants Danny Mendic and Tyler Molley. They're gold coming up here That is opening day Bronx Bash That is Connor Pilkington going to the Guardians. Nice one there again Cleveland pick it up another gold rookie that is Cleveland Jeremy H eight out of fifty and Josh Lowe, I did not see that another WDV prism got announced good. That was fun last year Maybe we got we had some first off the line. So there's a really good. What's that? Green Bobby Whit Jr. On the true rookie go into the Royals Edward P that is 32 out of 75. There we go, buddy. Nice one there In crafts man. That is fantastic Fantastic Let's go man Heck yeah, dude. We'll get that magged up for a buddy draw the Pardo mo and Randall Goodtruck Jose Azcar Jose Miranda Archie Bradley and Nick Lamar. Oh, yeah, that's right cuz she's smack You're from Australia. So I was gonna say like how far is Australia and how far are you in Australia? It's New Zealand Rodin Alec Thomas rookie Kirk Asali and Roberto Perez Last box of the break. Good luck everybody Jacob Stallings scare stubs that is Infield crew and Ian Kennedy. That's not too bad three to five hours away from New Zealand. That's not terrible Orange again, Stephen Kwan Hunter Strickland. We've got orange is Julie Shashin For the Rockies that is one out of 25. Nice Shashin Oscar Mercado Yeah, that's not I don't say that's not terrible It's like here to California basically Julie Shashin Wade Miguel Castro for the inks O'Neil Cruz rookie Desert cool-off and James Norwood Spencer Troclasen debut opening day Bronx bash and hail Ramirez Been to Denver. Nice. Yeah, Denver is cool. Denver is cool. Denver is definitely somewhere in America You want to check out Lucius Fox, Tyrone Taylor and Sam Hillier 12-2 Australia about time to New Zealand. Yeah, that makes sense. I guess because you're closer over there So, Bradley, there's a green Dodgers all-time strikeout leader Clayton Kershaw 16 out of 75 for the Dodgers. Nice one there for Reed B and Philly Phenom's last pet Maranachio Kyle Isbell 100 career home runs and Rookie combos. All right guys gonna set this random up since this is a number one. I wanted to do a actual Random for this. So we'll do Braves Braves All right guys again doing the random for the rivalry love between the Nationals and the Braves You have one Soto with the Nationals Ozzy Abbey's with the Braves number to one of 25 on the orange as the card right there Going to roll the dice whatever team is on top after Nine dice rolls will get the card They're nine dice rolls. So good luck one two three four five six seven eight and nine that is going to the Braves Congrats Braves picking that one up the Bravos Let's go back and do a recap really quick here again. We saw that one already Greens to 75 for a solar Kenley Jansen Max Scherzer Dodgers all-time strikeout leader Clayton Kershaw Gold one last dance as well as Connor Pilkington and Brian Lavastita oranges the 25 Julie Shashin and Purple to tan Jordan loop low. We also had a Bobby Whit jr. Green 32 out of 75 true rookie for the Royals. That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for getting that filled up Got two more to go


Welcome back to the Trade Hacker Mindset. In this episode, I want to talk to you about learning to challenge your defenses. Trading the markets can be difficult to master and seemingly just out of reach. Professional traders have a secret.  It requires the Trade Hacker Mindset. All right, so let's jump into this topic of learning to challenge your defenses. So what do I mean by that? Well, everybody has a defense mechanism built inside it. Every human has that, that's one reason. And it's a good thing. That's one reason that humans have survived as long as they have because they have these natural defense mechanisms. But when it comes to trading, we need to be able to observe those. We need to be able to be aware of those defense mechanisms. And at times we need to be able to challenge those defense mechanisms. So let me give you an example. Let's think about one of the things that is problematic for probably every trader at some point in their trading career and that is revenge trading. Okay, so now what's revenge trading? Well, it's basically if you increase your size or if you trade more aggressively following a loss in an attempt to get that money back all at once or to get that money back much quicker. What happens is that the pain and the frustration of a loss, it leads to kind of an angry defensive response in an effort to get rid of the pain. And what happens is now the trade that you're about to take or the trade that you get in as this revenge trade, it's not about the trading opportunity, right? It's not about the opportunity. It's a defense to keep those feelings of disappointment or loss away from us. Now, for anyone who has found themselves revenge trading before and if you've been trading for any period of time, I'm sure you have revenge traded.  And of course what happens is this often leads to bigger losses, further losses. And it creates a whole new set of consequences. So why is this defense there? Why does that exist inside of us? And really it's because deep down you as a trader, you don't believe that you can tolerate the hurt or the sadness of loss. And as we've talked about in past episodes, it really goes back to your childhood because maybe there was at one point in your life, there was a certain pain that was actually intolerable. But now as an adult, as a trader, you can handle normal losses, but it doesn't necessarily feel that way. The trader, you continue to handle losses in the old kind of childish ways. So the goal is to be able to observe this. The goal is to be able to be aware of this situation when it happens. And this heightened awareness is what will eventually enable you to challenge these defenses and respond to these old column threats, but do it in a new way. When you become aware of these, you wanna kind of think of yourself as standing outside of yourself and looking down on yourself trading. And that's gonna give you a whole new perspective of how to help create changes against these defense mechanisms and how to challenge these defenses. And our goal is to recognize these repetitive negative patterns before they really have an opportunity to infiltrate themselves and play themselves out that create these kind of unhappy or frustrating situations. So what'll happen is you can typically observe a pattern like this starting to emerge and you start to have a feeling that kind of interrupts your trading. You know, if you're in a revenge trade, you might just start feel frustrated or angry or feel tension in some area of your body. So the goal is as soon as you start to notice even a small characteristic of this feeling, you wanna acknowledge it out loud. You wanna say it out loud or you wanna actually write it down is even better. One thing that I have found has really helped me is anytime I have a specific feeling during when I'm trading, I write it down. And that has really helped me become even more and more self-aware about what's going on while I'm trading. And then I can kind of come back in my trade journal and see those different feelings and understand what happened during that trade. And it helps me not do that again during other trades. And this doesn't have to be a revenge trade. It doesn't have to be a frustrating feeling. You know, if you're on a hot streak, if you've won a lot of trades in a row, then you have this, sometimes you get this feeling of euphoria, anything I touch turns to gold kind of feeling. And you have to be aware of that as well because that's a negative when it comes to trading. So as an example, you know, if you find yourself in a revenge trade and you start to get those feelings, you know, one thing you could write down is, you know, I have to get out of the trade. You know, I just took a loss.  I wanna get my money back or whatever it is, just write it down. So we've talked about in past episodes, you know, keeping a trading journal, but the other side of that is keeping a mindset journal. So this is the feelings. These are the things that you think and you feel as you are in or just finishing out trades. The key is to be as detailed as possible. You know, you wanna really dig deep into the feelings and make sure that you are really being honest with yourself. You know, I think even to ourselves sometimes we tend to want to cover up what's really going on. That way we can just kind of sweep it under the rug and not really feel it, not really deal with it. But if you're really honest with yourself and you in detail write down or say out loud these feelings and things that are happening, it's going to bring you that much closer to that awareness that's going to give you the ability to change that in the future. Because what happens is if you don't get that information out of you, what happens is whether you know it or not, you kind of identify with that issue. It's part of you. You know, it's kind of like, what's wrong with me? Why am I doing this? You identify with it. When you say it out loud, when you write it down, what happens is you're describing that pattern. And so that pattern is no longer identified with by you. It's no longer part of you. It's just a pattern. You're getting it out there. It's just a pattern and it's no longer an internal thing. You don't have to identify with that pattern and that's a very powerful thing. And remember, at this point, we're not trying to change the pattern, okay? We're just trying to become aware. We're just trying to become more alert that this pattern is here. But the more you do it, the consistency of you doing it over and over and over again is going to create that situation where now you're just the observer of this pattern, it's not part of you. And then what eventually happens is instead of you going through this and seeing that pattern after the fact or seeing this issue of revenge trading as an example after the fact, you catch yourself before you do it and it never happens. That's where you wanna get to. I think I mentioned in a previous podcast, one of the things that I do is I actually have a timer on my Apple Watch. So it vibrates every 30 minutes. And so every 30 minutes, what I'm doing is I'm reiterating these things in my mind. I have a very specific thing that I had written out and I plan to remind myself. One of them is only trade your rules. My definition of winning is trading my rules. My definition of a trader is not to try to make money. My definition of trading is to follow the rules. And so I repeat that stuff to myself over and over and over and I do it every 30 minutes because what I've found is I did have a day where I was like, yeah, I'm not gonna do the timer thing today. And it's so amazing at the end of the day, I realized, you know what? I just made two trades that were not part of my plan, that I did not follow rules. It was more of a gut feel. And so even after trading for a long time, I've been trading for over 20 years, even at this point, I still have to use mental cues to keep myself from doing things outside of what I know I should be doing. Guys and gals, this trading thing is nothing but a game of self-awareness. So the more that you can be aware of the things that cause you to do what you're doing in your trading, the quicker you're going to become more consistently profitable. Hope this was helpful. If you wanna join our community, just go to community.navigationtrading.com. It's free to join. We've got hundreds of traders interacting on a daily basis, not only about the mindset stuff, but sharing trade ideas with the sole purpose of helping each other become better traders. We look forward to seeing you on the inside and we'll see you in the next episode.


Hey everybody, this is Brian. Welcome to the 14th Flutter tutorial. We are getting into the advanced Dart topics Remember, we have to learn Dart before we can really dive into Flutter Today we're gonna talk about Asynchrony support or asynchronous programming. What in the heck is this? That is even a mouthful to say Hmm. I'm sure everybody listening to this has had somebody tell them Hey do this but while you're doing that also do this and then maybe do this this this this this It's really multitasking Asynchronous programming is different than multi-threaded programming under the hood on how the computer actually works with the code Won't get too deep into that how that works, but just understand that Asynchronous programming allows your code to run Asynchronously meaning at the same time as your other code and you can do some really cool stuff with this so Let's just dive right in here. Let's create a new project And next now, let's call this multi tasking May help if I pull my keyboard out a little bit here And honestly, I wasn't really gonna cover this because I'm kind of chomping at the bit to actually get into Flutter but it is a part of Dart and it's going to be heavily used a lot of the IO functions work with futures and streams objects and in the words of Ripley from the movie Aliens You started this show me everything. So if you haven't seen that movie, it's like one of the best movies of all time Anyway, so let's just dive right in here Now if you've never worked with asynchronous programming reading the official Dart documentation can be a little bit confusing And not really for the faint of heart Although it's actually broken down very well. It's just a very complex Topic and it's in a very advanced topic and even seasoned programmers make some very bad mistakes So I apologize in advance if this tutorial has some mistakes, and I'm sure everybody on YouTube will point them out I have to chuckle when I say that because they do point them out. All right, so So first thing we need to do is we need to import Dart Async and you notice how that has Dart colon async. It's in the past We've done just a raw import where you import a file and we've imported Libraries and stuff but Dart whenever you see that Dart colon that means it's part of the core framework If you will or the Dart libraries now, I should note that everything in Dart is a library even this program We're working on now is a library That is how you import something directly out of Dart. So We have to Kind of understand some things before we can really dive in here So I'm going to start with a very simple example and we're going to call this future And notice how that took a generic type, which we just covered in a previous tutorial We'll call this the long wait. All right. So already we notice us some big differences here from what we've worked on in the past Let's just finish this out real quick and I equals zero I plus then let's just say five and then I plus plus So we're gonna increment that And then we're going to just print out The prefix and the current number and at the very end of this We're going to just return true Some things you need to understand what's going on under the hood a you cannot use async without this import You will get a glaring mistake here. Let's just cut that see how suddenly Undefined class future and if I take that out that'll start lighting up And so first step is you've got to import the async library The second step is that your functions and methods will have to be treated a little bit different I keep saying functions, but they're actually called methods They're treated a little bit differently. You won't actually return a boolean You're going to return what's called a future that wraps around the boolean value that you're returning Now, what does that really mean? you have to do that because of the way the code is actually executed and Let's just do this Let's say I did print whoops Nothing too stansy about this. It looks like it'll just run, right? So let's actually Grab this and run it and see what happens here Notice how it says starting done then it says zero one two three four now wait a minute If we look at the code it says print do this which is actually this guy right here Then print done, but if you notice it's saying starting done. So it's going from here Here and skipping this guy all together. It's not actually skipping it. It's doing it in parallel This just takes longer to execute than this print statement does so that's why it says starting done But it's actually happening asynchronously aka pretty much at the same time now as You can imagine that can lead to some very big problems if you're expecting things to be in a certain order We're gonna cover how to do that, but I wanted you to understand that We're not actually getting the boolean value. We're getting a future meaning We're going to return a boolean value or whatever we put into this generic template here So to get that boolean value you have to say bull Rats whatever we want to make it Equal and we're gonna use the await keyword. So what this will do is it will say hey This isn't a sync function. You have to be in a sync function to call in a sync function As crazy as that sounds. It just needs to know. Let's actually test that Yeah, see suddenly a wait lights up and says it not gonna run So you've got to be in a sync function And the await keyword will actually well pretty self-explanatory it will await this to be completed So it's gonna say starting it's going to await for that to be completed once that's done It's going to unwrap that future object is gonna get that little value there and shove it into this one right here shove it right into that variable and then hand it off to our program and then it'll say done We're actually not really using this, but I kind of wanted to show you how to get the variable back out of there So let's we can actually let's just print this out just so that you can see there is an Actual value and not a future object See now you can see how it says starting and then we've got Zero through four and then the boolean value and then we're done So that is how you would work with that Now there is a bit of an easier way I Say easier some people love it. Some people hate it. It's just personal taste really Void and we're gonna say test them Man this keyboard's really ticking me off here Yes, in case you're wondering it's the same keyboard. I was having problems with a few weeks ago All right, so we're gonna go starting and through the magic of copy and paste here Pretty much the same structure. We are not using the async keyword here So we're in what's called synchronous code and we want to run asynchronous code Well, we have two options. We either turn our little function into an asynchronous function like we've done before or What we can do is we want to say then Get in there and this will take a little bit of explaining and this is why some people love this and some people hate this Let's actually shove this in here and see what happens. All right, so when we run this You can say it says starting done. So we think that we've already screwed up But then it says zero one two three four done waiting. I Left this done in here so that you could see what would happen. It will actually treat this actually this as Synchronous code meaning it's going to do the then Now I understand that makes no sense. What does it mean by do the then?  So it's going to a synchronously run that while that's running It's going to jump down here and go okay. We're back into synchronous code So start done and then this executes off to the side at the same time That is where the then method comes in What then does is it says do the asynchronous code then when you're done run this code That gets a little confusing. Some people love that. Some people hate it Personally, I prefer this method because it's very clear to see what's going on however You can do some really cool things with this. So let's actually do this And we're going to just say, oh, let's just grab this whole thing rather than type all this out I'm getting old and cranky here. So all right. So now what we've got here is Let's actually do this a little differently So we're gonna grab the future object out here. Notice how we're not grabbing a bully We're grabbing the future object and from here. We are just going to say Let's run this and just make sure this works as expected before we really dive into it All right, so it's starting done and then we've got chains blah blah blah So what we're going to do here and this is where I always screw up and that's why I wanted to Kind of do this and we're gonna grab this and we're gonna say bang bang done Chain one chain to chain three So let's run this again. See what happens here now. You can see how you can actually say hey Once you're done do chain one do chain two to chain three So you can do things in a specific order after these synchronous code executes. So this could be like Calculate the Sun Moon and stars and then put it into a database and then log it and then dial into a server and spit out Some value or something so you can do what's called chaining and that's why I said chains Let's just get rid of chain here and just say done one done two done three Done done done. Anyways, that was lame If I edited my videos, I would edit that right out of the video. That was really lame so now what we're going to do is we're going to actually Test waiting on multiple asynchronous calls and this is pretty advanced and this can get kind of nuts But the syntax for it is just dead simple. That's why I'm gonna add this in here And notice how we are back to the async And we're going to say print and we're just gonna say a future F1 equal I'm gonna just copy and paste this a few times here. So we've got our Three asynchronous calls here. Let's actually comment this out so we can see it work in real time And you see how there it goes one two three That is how that's going now This does not necessarily guarantee that it's going to be in order. It may not be one two three These are each Independent distinct calls so it may be two three one or three one two or whatever permutation here So what we want to do is we want to know when all three of those are actually completed You see how we got starting done. We want done way down at the bottom here So what we have to do is we have to say a wait future and Then future itself has a wait call in it and that's how it wants multiple futures So we're just going to you guessed it. We're going to wait for those and once they're done It'll print it out Bang so starting and then there's one two three and then done That's pretty neat So just be aware that there is a lot of code Especially IO code that is synchronous and you'll have to really learn how to work with that, but it's really not that hard To be brutally honest some other languages the syntax engine like JavaScript for example is very similar But for whatever reason JavaScript makes me want to just rip the keyboard out of the wall and throw it across the room I don't know why dart. However, it's just it's very streamlined and very elegant. I really like the way it works so that in nutshell is a Synchronous programming it is by no means the lexicon of a synchronous programming This would be just like a high-level primer just so we can start working with flutter You will run into issues and you may have spotted one or two bugs in this little program here So if you find the bugs definitely go out to get hub modify the source commit it And I will approve it and we'll go on from there Speaking of if you found this educational entertaining visit my website void realms comm for the source code for this and all other tutorials and I keep saying it there is a void realms Facebook group with 1700 other programmers out there all walks of life every language you can imagine. I'm constantly asking questions out there It's a great resource for other programmers That's it. Thank you for watching


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So my beautiful people, I am back with another Dying Light 2 video and today guys I bring you one crazy exploit in regards to upgrading all of your blueprints. How's it going guys, my name's DPJ and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more, be sure to subscribe. Now credit to XGHunter on my discord for bringing this to my attention. He sent me a video by RespawnGentlemen who showcases this glitch but actually the original uploader was a guy called Greoloski15. All channels will be linked below if you want to check them out and show them some love. So this exploit is basically free as long as you have thousands of gold. If you've got gold and if you use one of the exploits this is basically a free upgrade of all of your blueprints. If you've used one of the exploits I've posted on my channel which I'll link down below. This is going to be incredible for you but either way guys it won't use the usual materials to upgrade the blueprints i.e. infected trophies this than the other. Because this exploit only uses gold to upgrade those blueprints so like I said if you've used any of the multiple duplication glitches out there and you've got tons and tons of gold this is more less free for you but yes how this works is pretty simple you need to come to any craft master anyone on the map. And what happens is guys you see how if you go to upgrade to upgrade my boomstick it takes infected trophies on common rare and uniques these it costs it basically guys I mean you can see I've got plenty to do all this but some people haven't but as long as you've got plenty of gold if you've got plenty of gold if you use one of those money exploits you can do upgrade absolutely everything here guys with just that gold and it ain't even a lot of gold either it's utterly crazy. So how this works is relatively simple go across to your craft parts within the craft master and you want to hover above the cheapest items here which I've got like double digits in terms of stock so this one wouldn't work it's only got one of it that would work see all these I've got well I've said double digits but anything above one but double digits is just better because you know there's more of it so what you do is you say you go to buy it and that will pop up that screen they'll pop up or what you want to do is time that perfectly with your bumper so you go across to the upgrade section so what you do is you just skip in the background you just skip in the background so you do that and there we can see that the background is now the upgrade tab so if I press buy you can see then it upgrades my uh a boomstick simple as that people how crazy is it you have to get the timing down right that was kind of a lucky first try I haven't been doing this long and to be honest my timing ain't that great as you can see I failed there and I failed there don't press being back out like me because I'm an idiot just go back in there you go perfect awesome my lags it will probably cost more than three coin you'll have to spot that yourself how much it's costing but it is only costing that gold coin boom I'm upgraded my poison resistance boost so that's what I'm saying it upgrades all of your your blueprints it does it random it does it at random it just picks them at random until they're all fully upgraded so you can sit here all day doing this and it's just costing you gold once you get that timing down you're going to be you're going to be flying people you're going to be flying I can't do it now there you go why you want to upgrade now my throwing knives nice let's do it again nope nope may you see how throwing knives again throwing knives again let's do it again guys my flame blueprint yes I need all that because these are so expensive people I mean I've been duping these uh infected trophies but they drain out so fast they drain out so look say for this to go one more it costs 2,500 of me old world money six unique uh infected trophies eight rares and a hundred uncommons a hundred uncommons a hundred uncommons it costs thousands to do all these thousands people and this just costs money it just costs money let's go again people I'm going to be sitting here all night doing this shit ah a bit slower there a bit slow I first a bumper too quick first a bumper too quick too slow ah shit I don't know I back out I don't want to back in that there we go hey got another upgrade on that nice it's like a game boom oh yes I'm going good now people I'm going good now I'm going great now you will actually get it so it's literally nine tenths nine tenths and push your bumper nine tenths and push your bumper um well I thought I had it then I'm getting good I'm getting good oh yes I need a lot of pick up good as well ah it's just I want my I want my boom stick to go up again let that use it to be honest not that I'm using it but yeah this is great I ain't actually checking how much money it's using I've been sometimes it can take pennies and sometimes it can take hundreds possibly thousands but it's still going to be way way way cheaper than um using all the infected trophies as well I'm not sure if it takes safe it upgrades this I'm not sure if it actually takes just a gold for it I'm not certain on that but I can tell you now it definitely don't use my infected trophies because as you can see there the max stack is nine nine nine I've already upgraded my boom stick and I've still got nine nine nine of them all so yeah I'm getting good at this shit I'm getting good at this shit yeah this is a great this is a great exploit it's wild man so all them farms for them them trophies and they're useless now useless now you can do this I throw knives at leveling up people but you get the gist don't you I explain it again uh so come to any any craft masters on the map make sure you've got plenty of gold uh I'll link a few insane money exploits down below don't know why I'm in my menu um so you make sure you've got plenty of gold come across to the craft parts and what you want to do is you want to look for any item where there's more than one for sale preferably the cheaper ones so like these great what perfect obviously because if I buy this here if I hold x on this you see this because there's more than one I get that menu if I do and the one where there's only one of it I don't get the menu so yeah so if I just hold x on this and then just as the bars about to full up I press my bumper and go across to this section here this tab here you get the option to will it upgrade the um the blueprint instead of actually purchasing the rag or the can or the whatever yeah I say just gotta time it right though just gotta time it right and any good to go I lost there we go there we go boom stick do you know what it seems as though the first time I back out and go back in does it uh is it upgraded my first item first let's try that again then I'm not sure it does it might do it might do no ain't it ain't uh I thought it was onto something there people thought it was onto something there but this is wild yes people but yeah guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out take advantage of this while you can and hopefully people I will see you on that next one


Good evening from Geneva. Good afternoon in Buenos Aires. It's a great honor for the World Economic Forum. And my great pleasure to welcome President Alberto Fernandez to our devil's agenda week. Welcome, Mr. President. President Fernandez is a lawyer, but also a known academic with vast political experience. He took office as President of Argentina in 2019, having to face a critical first year in office with existing domestic economic challenges in the midst of an unprecedented global pandemic. After a reporting negative economic growth in 2018 and 2019, of course Argentina also faced contraction in its economy in 2019 and 2020 especially. However, I looked at IMF now. There is positive growth expected in 2021, this year, and not at least in 2022. So far these last months have been, of course, tougher Argentina and South America and the rest of the world. Argentina is the second largest economy in Latin America and with a lot of resources. And President Fernandez has also taken the initiative to reforms to create opportunities for renewed investments, job creation, and inclusive economic growth. The latter is also of great importance in the most unequal region of the world, Latin America. President Fernandez was also the first, as far as I know, head of state in Latin America to get vaccinated last Thursday, so he's a role model. And it is of great interest also for the World Economic Forum's global audience to learn about President Fernandez's vision and plans for Argentina. So good to see you, Mr. President. Muchas gracias. The floor is yours. Muchísimas gracias. Buenas tardes a todos. Thank you very much. And good afternoon to all of you. Thank you for the opportunity to address this highly impactful forum that invites us to reflection. And to action to build a different world. The pandemic we're going through is not a mere accident. It is a wake-up call to build a common home with new foundations. Either we wake up better or we succumb all the worse for wear. There is no other option for the day after this calamity. We live in a time that puts all paradigms to the test. I am certain that the moral imperative of the hour is to prioritize the most disadvantaged, the ones left behind, the ignored, the most vulnerable. Fraternity must be the new name of development and solidarity, the new name of social peace. These are values which are not exclusive to a single sector. They should engage governments and business. Those who work and those who own the capital. This is not theory. This is a conviction that has driven us in Argentina in these months in office. For instance, the work and production emergency assistance program provided support during the pandemic to 60% of the country's employers. At the same time, we launched a government guaranteed zero interest rate credit line for self-employed workers and we also granted subsidized loans to 110,000 SMEs accounting for a total 2% of GDP. The emergency family allowance preserved the living conditions of the most afflicted sectors while shoring up demand. Early on, we started negotiations with several laboratories to purchase vaccines to protect the Argentine people from the COVID-19 virus. The pandemic has shown once again that in order to address the major global challenges, we must engage in cooperation between the public and private sectors and that the vaccine must be considered a public global good. This public-private cooperation allowed the Argentine industry to take part in a production integration arrangement with Mexico to produce the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine for the whole region. This will help us boost a vaccination campaign that will first focus on those most at risk during the pandemic. The measures adopted have been crucial to initiate recovery which is proving to be faster than we had thought a few months ago. There is no trade-off between life and the economy. It's about a greater economy, a better economy. Our industrial sector is showing remarkable recovery. Last November, the economy had recovered 87% of the production loss to the pandemic. In industry, we now have 4,500 more jobs than before the pandemic. And we've had five consecutive months of recovery in terms of jobs in the industrial sector. Right in the middle of the pandemic, we did have to deal with another equally destructive virus, toxic and irresponsible debt levels. With a nationwide political and social agreement, we achieved a debt restructuring with private creditors with over 99.5% acceptance. This cleared the path to start building a future with production and work. Dialogue with the International Monetary Fund is well underway and has so far been highly constructive. We have received countless shows of support both from the international community and from the members of the G20. Renegotiation of the terms of the agreement with the IMF will bring new macroeconomic perspectives and a common understanding of the specific needs of the local economy. There is no more room for irresponsible austerity for unrealistic demands that undermine our own credibility as well as that of those who grant unrealistic support. The program to be agreed with the IMF will be sent to Argentina's Congress to bring on board all of the political spectrum as part of a development path with debt sustainability, social inclusion and transparency as state policies at its center, which is quite a historical event in our country. It is no time for conformism, but for transformation, for a transition to change. We observe the challenges emerging out of the current crisis and see them as a turning point to advance on the great reset which Professor Schwab advocates so much. In this new context, it is necessary to link multilateralism to a notion of multisolidarity, engaging governments, business and workers as well. Coordination and public-private consensus requires that we open up opportunities for dialogue and pluralistic work in Argentina, seeking to put in place the conditions to build a common vision for the country. This is why my administration has decided to promptly launch an Economic and Social Council for Development, which will broadly invite all stakeholders and actors from the country to chart predictable pathways for the medium and long term. Our commitment to investment production and work is absolute. The private sector is an essential partner to undertake the reforms that will enable Argentina to make productive and technological progress. This is just as essential as the workforce itself. Argentina intends to show that it is possible to harmonize economic policies that foster private sector investments with the protection of the most vulnerable sectors. Incentivizing investment in the real economy is a key step to foster and strengthen the growth and development process in the country. We know and understand that in order to invest, financing and predictability are needed. We are committed to pursuing the path towards sustainable recovery in line with the Paris Accord climate goals. We are certain that the development of the future will either be green or will just not take place. We want Argentina to be sustainable in a less polluted world. We are working to secure the necessary financing to speed up the transition towards an energy matrix that is sustainable, inclusive, dynamic, stable, federal and sovereign. We see this crisis as a unique opportunity to rethink the pathways to development and international cooperation arrangements. As president pro-temporary of the Mercosur bloc, I am also committed to encourage along with Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and our associated states an agenda to promote deeper and more innovative integration with the rest of Latin America, with Europe and with Asia as well. In Argentina, this is clear to us. We have become fully aware of the fact that at the end of the day, we are all just one. The ethics of solidarity is calling us. It is the time for political, social, ethical and environmental responsibility. We need to work along with the private sector to make the most of the opportunities of transition to develop efficient, non-polluting industries, levering the vast potential of Argentina in terms of clean energy generation throughout its territory with great opportunities in the field of solar energy in the North with the best winds in the world in Patagonia and also to develop such inputs like lithium and green hydrogen in all of their varieties to add value in our country. We believe the conditions exist for Argentina to be a leader in the field of electromobility with a strong legal framework that we are putting in place. Through industrial policy initiatives, we need to foster the development of production hubs centered around clean industries to emerge from this challenge both for the country and for humanity stronger. The way we see it, the knowledge economy is already a reality. It is a priority for Argentina to become integrated with global value chains through 4.0 technology. We have adopted a law with great consensus which is an effective government policy in this regard. In short, we are hopeful for the coming times. We are realistically idealistic and pragmatic in not forgetting values when making decisions. It is time to join forces to tackle endemic problems that our world has been plagued by for years. Unsustainable sovereign debt, extreme poverty, water access, gender parity, natural disasters, climate change and corruption as well. At the same time, we should pursue an agenda of state of the art topics reflective of the 21st century, the future of educational work, telemedicine, 4.0 productive chains, digital inclusion, finally the empowerment of women and of course green infrastructure. And I'm not talking about merely technocratic issues or things that you would see on an Excel spreadsheet. I'm talking about existential issues that require political science and economic science to go hand in hand driven by the passion to make this world a better place. The economy must recover the ethical sense it has lost. Our dear Pope Francis launched last year a universal appeal to rethink the way we pursue economic activity. He coordinated a world meeting in Assisi in Italy with Regina Bruni, the economist, who's just published a book called Unhappy Capitalism. And that title, Unhappy Capitalism, I think is a great definition of the kind of thing we should leave behind. Now the global solidarity pact is our goal. We need to leave behind opulent unhappiness. Societies that discard the weakest and worship while profit making and dehumanization in an amoral way.  Where pain, dreams, and expectations of others also matter when it comes to making decisions and dreaming up new horizons for the future with new eyes. It is now or never. We can choose to be mere onlookers in a world of slow growth and growing inequality, unconcerned with the environment and just carry on doing business as usual. Or we can choose to act courageously and to decide to be protagonists in the task of laying the new foundations for an innovative approach towards sustainable and inclusive development. This pandemic should lead to a better world. It is our own responsibility to make this happen. From Argentina, I invite us to be partners in this undertaking. Thank you very much. Thank you so much, Mr. President, for this very thoughtful message. And thank you also for referencing the great reset that the World Economic Forum has launched. And as you may be know, Professor Schraub also has come out with a book about stakeholder capitalism. And very much arguing that the legitimacy of today's economic system also is at stake if wealth doesn't trickle down. And all businesses also have a responsibility not only to their shareholders, but also to society at large. Looking at Argentina and applying this solidarity approach but at the same time reviving economic growth but with more jobs, more inclusiveness and also sustainability. Do you think you can keep a high growth and combine all these things? Do you have a game plan for that? I guess, Mr. President. We must certainly have a program for all these things but we can't conceive of growth while keeping our fellow citizens in the well of poverty. What we need to do is build a form of capitalism in which investments can grow and of course profits for shareholders but in a way that does not create such blatant social imbalances like the ones we've seen in recent years. In your introduction, you mentioned that I'm in the most unequal continent in the world, Latin America. Ironically, it is a very wealthy continent. How can you understand so much wealth and so much inequality? How can you understand so much income distribution and so much poverty distributed around the world? I'm sure that is the challenge we need to tackle. And these are not mutually exclusive things. The economy connotes ethics just as capitalism and ethics can't mean that the benefits for just a few lead to poverty for the very many. Ethics is about growing and developing in a society that grows and develops and that gives the most disadvantage the conditions to advance. I think therein lies the true secret and I think that is the true challenge at hand. You see this idea that capitalism can only flourish by betting on investors and shareholders of companies and large corporations while leaving behind humanity has left us precisely with this kind of world. And this is also a model, the weakness of which has been made evident because one day a tiny little virus imperceptible to the naked eye came along and it was able to demolish economic structures and lay there the enormous inequality we live in. What we see is happening with the vaccines goes to show exactly what I'm talking about. And these days of a pandemic continuing to see economic embargoes that only affect the parts of the world that are subject to embargoes are things that require that we take a new look at things. So this is why I think this is an opportunity for us to talk about these things. It is also a good idea to rethink capitalism which in recent years paid a lot more attention to financial derivatives and speculation than to production. And the best form of capitalism was the one that thought more about producing and also investing, creating jobs and fostering equality. Thank you so much. I recently wrote a poll in foreign affairs about the Nordic model, the Nordic countries. They have high economic growth but also some of the lowest inequalities in the world. So an open economy. So I think what you're seeing and what you're saying, Mr. President, it is totally possible to combine economic growth but also with less inequalities. Maybe what you're saying is over time those countries will be more sustainable and with more inclusiveness, you also over time will see a rebuild of the human capital that make that country even more competitive. So I guess we agree on that. The sound had just got out. The Nordic or Scandinavian countries, if we think about Finland, Norway, Sweden and look at the way they have been able to pursue capitalism while guaranteeing greater quality. That is a good example. And these are societies that invested in public health and education for all of their populations. And they have developed intelligently and shortly by reaching truly enviable levels of technological development. Capitalism can be that or it can be something else. I don't want to offer unpleasant examples, but unfortunately we have become weary of seeing so many examples of wealth being concentrated in just a few and poverty being distributed among the millions with access to education and health being so difficult for many citizens and people in this one. I think that's what we need to change and that's what we need to discuss because as you rightly point out, it's not that capitalism doesn't have the ways to achieve those goals. Of course, there are ways. The thing is that sometimes human greed makes people act differently. And in order for that not to happen, the state government presence becomes a central element to prevent that kind of abuse and deviations and to guarantee access to such essential goods as health and education. The state must be present. No doubt about it. But you gave a very clear example. What I'm talking about is not utopia. It is feasible. It can be done. It's about changing the mindset, the rationale that unfortunately underlies most of the developed world. Thank you. We know also, Mr. President, in your introduction that you have constructive dialogue with IMF and with the new managing director, Kristalina Georgieva. Maybe you could share the latest there. I think I saw in the press, at least, you had a call with her quite recently. And how do you balance the constraints on your country and the fiscal constraints with also your vision, of course, to invest in upgrading infrastructure, education, and addressing digital divide? It's kind of squaring a circle. No, not necessarily. Well, it's not necessarily about squaring the circle. We have very interesting dialogue with the IMF generally. And I, myself, in particular, with Kristalina Georgieva, the managing director, I have a feeling that she and I have a common view of what is happening to the world. Obviously, we are not exactly standing on the same side of the counter, so to speak. And in this particular case, she has to fulfill a duty, which is sometimes a thankless task, but she does this very effectively. And she's really very good at understanding what's happened to Argentina. The first thing to understand is that Argentina has had truly unimaginable debt levels, because since December 2015, and Argentina, by the way, in terms of debt to GDP, had had until 2015 one of the lowest levels. There was hardly any such kind of debt levels. But suddenly, in the last two years of the administration that preceded me, debt levels skyrocketed in a terrifying way. And all of this with the approval of the IMF that tried to bail out the country, but only ended up leading to a massive capital fight in the financial system, which, of course, makes the government of Argentina responsible since it was the one that took on debt. But there was also a considerable degree of responsibility on the part of those who granted the loans. And it wasn't Cristalina Aguilgeva who was at the helm at the time. So now what we need to do with the IMF and with Cristalina Aguilgeva specifically is to find a solution a way out that will no longer leave Argentina relegated. Argentina was caught up in a web of debt that was fully unproductive. It didn't help the country grow. It was the kind of indebtedness that only opened the way to capital flight. And the IMF does have its share of responsibility and the board as well since they supported the loan at the time. But I understand the perspective and they need to collect their debt from us. And of course, the work has changed in between and in a bit of all this, we've had to deal with the pandemic. So what we need now is time, time to be able to get back on our feet, to produce again, to export again, and to be able to save dollars once again and to be able to honor our commitments. The truth is that I am a firm believer in the fact that indebtedness causes great damage to economies. And so the sooner we get our debt burden in order, the better it will be. And I also believe that we need to make our part of the effort in showing discipline to gradually reduce our fiscal deficit and to build up our reserves and to be able to get out of this constant anxiety caused by the dollar exchange rate fluctuations in the country. And so that we can build a more stable country with a calmer and more stable economy. That is the goal we pursue. And I think that Kristalina Gogeva understands this and she believes in us and she rightly does so. Let me tell you one thing. In the last 130 years of Argentina's history, during only five consecutive years Argentina had fiscal and trade surplus. And that was the case only during five consecutive years in all of the 130 last years of Argentina's history. And those five years happened to be the years during which I was chief of cabinet in Argentina. The president at the time was Nestor Kirchner. We pursued very strict fiscal discipline in those days and we also kept an eye on our domestic prices as well. And we were the ones that paid 100% of the debt to the IMF and to the multilateral lending institutions and we were the ones who got Argentina out of default and history seems to repeat itself with me now as president no longer chief of cabinet. But I tell you this so that everyone can understand what my conviction is. We are not here because I want to be here. We are here because this is what happened to us. We didn't actually create the crisis. We inherited it. And mind you, we don't complain about having to deal with a crisis because when we went into the election campaign we were aware of the extent of the crisis. But I think that the pandemic requires that we all review our methodologies and to better understand that poverty is not only about statistics. It's about the suffering of millions of people and amongst all of us we must work to contain the damage to humanity. And believe me, I do feel really understood in my discussions with Kristalina Georgievna in this regard. Thank you so much, Mr. President, for sharing your vision for Argentina. Also so strongly underlining the importance of economic growth but that it has to be inclusive, create jobs and also be sustainable. So, muchas gracias. This is very interesting, Mr. President. Thank you.