What's going on everyone? Sam here with late sports cards doing dual-case MLB 22 Bowman Chrome Baseball Hobby and HTA Choice number 10 random team style. Here'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 currently. Good luck everybody. We'll start with the hobby case, the choice case we'll stay back there for now and then we'll open up the choice case as well. We'll start with our 12 boxes of Bowman Chrome Hobby. See a super red or an orange or a gold or any color. Let's see a refractor. Yeah! That would go hard. Atomic, Leo Perguero, two 150. Nice one there. Congrats Pirates. Purple, Herod Gonzalez, two 16 out of two 50. Nice one for KC. Congrats Royals. That is Michael R. O'Neal Cruz, shades of greatness. Triantas, Paulino first. Yeah he literally signs but he signs out like that on every single card Anthony. Cleo Watson, Magenta Shimmer, two 199 for the Marlins. Maybe he wants more space storage though. He's not utilizing it very well. All right, you're point vain. Yeah he signs all of his cards. Every time we pull up Herod Gonzalez it's like oh that's going the wrong way. Makes him unique though. True. You know it's Herod Gonzalez. It's like Eduardo Rodriguez back in like 2014 or whatever it was. He signed everything twice. So he signed on like this. Signed there and he signed up there. It's so ridiculous. Like you didn't like inscribe anything? No, it's just his autograph twice. It's so strange. Magenta, Jonathan Mejia on the first. So 199. Nice one there for the Cardinals. Solid Mejia, Ellie De La Cruz. They want to because they just signed with like a smiley face. Yeah, you can do whatever you want. Like one really cool one. Oh gold. Gold speckle of Yee-Sin Morabelle. Three out of 50. There you go Rangers. James A. Congrats man. Nice Morabelle. Like Jalen Suggs, the NBA player on the NT Logo Man one of one, wrote like take care of this for me with like a smiley face on it. That was pretty cool. That's not bad. Take that. Wander Rookie. Samuel Zavala. I would say for a master box you can get two colors. Yeah. You're usually lucky to get one. All right box two. That makes sense for like tops the sort of like that. We just do get one color, one base. Yeah, one base. Yeah. I'd say like 50% of the Bowman Chrome boxes you'll get two base. Like 20% you'll get one base, one color and then like the other 10% you'll get two color. Ever got pulled? I didn't hear about that Anthony. That's kind of funny though. O'Neill Cruz variation rookie for the Pirates. Not numbered. Base auto Jackson Merrill. Nice for the Padres. Markel. Congrats man. Nice Merrill. One of the top guys you're looking for. Forrest said it was a thing. That's pretty funny actually. Victor Acosta. One of 50 on the gold Invicta. Padres. Padres back to back. Nice card sir. Gold shimmer. West cap to 50. Going to the White Sox. What's up Chris? How you doing buddy? Wander Rookie. You guys would go over the course then. Would be like 10-10. I think it is 13-13. He was last year's product. I know Benny Montgomery signed like Benny the jet on one of his and like drew a jet. There's like some fun. It might have been Benny Montgomery. Now I think about it. There's Dori Lorenzo to 75 on the Orange Yellow. Vapor. Base auto Juan Guerrero. That's going to the Rockies. Congrats Colorado. Dori Lorenzo. J Allen. I think it was Benny Montgomery. I remember hearing about that. There's Cabrion Hayes to 199 on the Magento. Pirates. Base. 11 to go on Origins. Thank you guys. Origins tier. Random teams. Every spot gets you one top tier team and one bottom tier team. So you'll be getting two teams for every spot you purchase. So if you buy two spots you get four. Buy three spots you get six. So on and so forth. You buy the rest of the spots you get 22. If you want to get in, here's a link. Don's going to drop it for you. Bail. Nice. Randy Rosarena for the raise to 75. Got Willie Fannis going to the Metz on the Base auto. Congrats Metz. First play over time. Really? Yeah. She's, wait, Swiss cheese defense. Orange. Orange Shimmer is Hendry Mendes. Nice one there. That is 11 out of 25 for the Brewers. Congrats Baruchu. Nice orange shimmer. Could be in that hurricane miscut. And that pit, the prism parallelogram that you got. Definitely a new era. It makes sense for it to be a new era. Yeah. Vapor. Zach Veen to 75. Orange yellow. Base auto. Isaac de Leon. That's going to the Orioles. Congrats Orioles. Going to get that gold ballistic. Let us know what it grades to. I'm going to be interested to hear about that. Alec Thomas to 499. Rookie for the Dynamics. Be interested to see what it grades for you there, Chris. Give me a big card, man. That's awesome. What is it? It was, Chris was in the first off the line. Prism World Cup. And it was a gold phenomenon of Christian ballistic dose 10. Bosek is, this sounds familiar right? He's USA. Yeah. Yeah, he's not the captain, but like the best player. Yeah, out of 10. Yeah, it was a nasty, nasty card. Base. First play 80 scores touchdown. What in the world is going on? Saka out of five. Might have to be a good one too. Gotcha. They go over time. The first two players are both touchdowns. Like what? I almost missed this PAP. Geez. Oh my God, he almost drilled it. Purple, Samuel Zavala. That's a 250 on the first. Nice one there. Tanner McDougal for the White Sox. There's Francisco Alvarez on the shimmer. For the Metz. Base. Base. Chinese or you can do it for that or not? Unless there's something, I'm honestly, could be swayed anyway. Like I am not going to complain about whatever we've got. Refractor, Willie Vasquez for the race to the 499. I was just about to say you're going to give me knowledge. Sometimes it's going to take like 12 big chickens. Yeah, we can do that too. Oh, orange. True orange of Antonio Pinero. 16 out of 25. There you go, Brewers. Nice one there Milwaukee MKE. After the, you'll just have to run out and grab it. That's right. That's my break. Yeah. I'm down for it. It's simple. Do you believe when they'll be like text one here or something like that? Yeah, usually. Bobby Whitt or like call one here and I can just toss you the phone. Still have it next to me. Right. Yeah, very easy. Easy and quick. Takes no time too. Orange rookie Brandon Marsh. One of 25. Nice. I think this is our third orange in this case. Nice man. There we go. Congrats angels. Purple auto. Norway Vera to 250. Nice one there. Going to the white socks. That's six out of 250. On first. A lot of color man. Yeah, purple shimmer. Picro Armstrong to 250. Nice one there for the Cubs. PCA base and base. White sparkle. Denser Guzman to 299. Again for the angels. Angels doing well here. Thank you, Gregg. Another spot gone in origins. I believe we're down to 10. We're down to 10. Atomic Yendri Rojas. 78 out of 100. That is going to the Padres. Congrats Padres. Finals rematch. Oh, Warriors. Celtics. Freddie Freeman to 199. Dodgers. That might actually be worth watching. I was going to say, like, when you give us a reason to change this game. Yeah, honestly. I don't know, it's always going to be exciting. Upside down, Jason Chorio. Eh, not really. I like Family Guy though. No, it's just like a lot of episodes. Like a lot of characters, how far they speak to each other. I do know that. It's just funny. Next box. Ooh, a dollar. Ooh, a dollar. There's another one. That was funny. It was like, the episode was basically like Brian tweeting. Adrian Palencia first to 250. It's the one where he gets, like, canceled on Twitter because he says, like, something racist. But anyway, so we got a canary. Yellow is Yankeel Fernandez. Go into the Rockies. There you go. Bowies. 36 out of 75. Look at this one. Magforia, my man. Congrats. Awesome Yankee.  That's, he's like, people like my stuff. I think I remember it vaguely. Yeah. So Stewie, like, reads one of his tweets. Ooh, got a gold shimmer of Jason Chorio. Boom. Andrew M. 23 out of 50 on the Chorio. Congrats, man. Get that Magforia as well. Chorio base as well. Anyway, so he basically, like, Stewie goes, he reads one of his tweets and he goes, zero likes and zero retweets. And he goes, well, anyway, like, he goes, I don't care. You can't stop me. Just like no one can stop Peter from ordering Shepherd's Pie. Jeremy Pania. Oh, yeah, I know what you're talking about. And then he goes, um, Peter's like, do you have Shepherd's Pie? Sorry, show us another menu. Well, do you have peas? Yep. Yep. Yep. And then he, and then once he gets it, cuts to the next one, he's waving a lightsaber around. He goes, remember when we did Star Wars? I remember exactly. So to talk about that, a couple days he got started dying. There's Shane Boss, Teal Raywave to $199. Oh, a dollar. Oh, a dollar. A lot of their jokes, do you think it's going to end when this keeps going? Yeah. Oh, yeah. For like two minutes. So funny. Another purple auto this time, Jonathan Mahia. 167 out of 250. There you go. Cardinals will end. Get that one Magforia. Congrats, man. This was the Mag, the Mag case. The Mag case right here is right, man. Again, color auto is all over the place here. There's Lubeb, Magenta to $250, Eritet's $199, base. Teal Raywave, John Carlos Stanton to $199. Going to the Yanks. Base auto, Michael Hernandez for the Orioles. Congrats, Baltimore. Wander rookie. Wander Franco. True blue is Lurad. Nice color match there for the Dodgers to $150. Another, uh, tiered spot came in. We're down to $9. We are in the, uh, single digits. Refractor auto, Willie Vasquez to $4.99. Going to the Rays. Congrats, Rays. Leonaro Valdeson. Magenta, Dustin Harris to $199. Magenta, Shimmer, I should say. White speckled George Valera to $2.99. Guardians. Base auto, Rossman Verdugo. That's going to the Padres. Nice one there, San Diego. First, Refractor Rafael Devers for the Red Sox to $4.99. True blue, Cabrion Ace to $150. Pittsburgh. Grasp, Pirates. Dropping that link again really good. Down to $8. Down to $8. Thank you guys. Alexis Hernandez to $2.99. White speckled for the Cubs. Eight spots to go. Uh, ooh, have we pulled the Black Shimmer? We pulled the Black, but I don't know if we pulled the Black Shimmer yet. Anthony, not a hundred percent sure. Possible, uh. Are Shimmers, Black Shimmers lower than Blacks? They're one-on-ones. Yeah. Sinane, Rafaella. Nice one there for the Red Sox. First sighting of him today. Rocky. Black Shimmer in the first case. Oh, was that the Joey Weimer, Rob? Then yes, we did pull a Black Shimmer. Yes, we did. I don't think there's Black Shimmer auto. I think there's just Black Shimmer base. I think we only pulled one Black Shimmer base. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Then yes, we have pulled a Black Shimmer. Thank you, Rob. I was thinking that, I don't know if that one was a Shimmer or not. I thought it was just like a true Black. Not true Black, but a Black. Grampania rookie. Black game starts. I don't know if it's... What's that? Is it the NBA? Probably 730. Is that, um... Is that NBA countdown? Oh, there it is. Yeah, right there. Thanks, we can just throw that on. Will you hold the light? Yeah, dude. I gotta imagine. I've seen the pictures of them. There's the picture that, uh, Forrest sent me. That thing is nasty. I'll change it, but just a little bit. Okay. Being a rider's new career. God.  That is Yiddie Cappy for the Marlins to 50. True gold. Refractor Otto Diego Velazquez. 107 out of 499 for the Higates of San Fran. San Fran Cisco. That is Magenta Shimmer, Edison Paulino. Nice to 199 for the Red Sox. Grads on that, Red Sox. O'Neill Cruz, rookie. Magenta Dori Lorenzo to 199 for the Astro. Beisotto Simon Muziotti. He met his debut this year for the Phillies. Boba Shet, refractor to 499. Blue Jays. Beis. Green JD Martinez to 99. For the Red Sox. Here we are. I'm taking another spot. Down to seven to go now. And Origins Deer. Blue Raywave, Louise Meza. 30 out of 150. Nice color match for the Blue Jays. Grads Tirana. That'll work. Green Shimmer of Jason Choriel. Oh my god. Nice one there for the Guardians. Andrew M, 10 of 99. Another one, man. Nice choreo. Paper Jordan Walker to 125. Cardinals, prospect card. Beisotto Christian Franklin. Nice one there for the Cubs. Live base of Christian Franklin. Wander rookie. There's Shane Boss to 499, refractor. Base. And last pack, good luck. Of box number 10, hobby release. Base. On to box 11. Refractor, Louise Meza. On the first, going to the Blue Jays to 499. So is Diego Velázquez. 160 out of 299. Nice one again for the Giants. Couple of Velázquez autos now. Royce Marcantana and Victor. Came to the League Oscar Coloss. And base. Male cruise, shades of greatness. For the Pirates. Next, many box. Well, JD Martinez to 250. Red Sox. A lot of color JD coming out of here randomly. Beisotto, Willy Vasquez for the Rates. First. Tampa Bay. Green shimmer, Yassar Mercedes to 99. And there you go, Minnesota. Really nice base numbered stuff out of this case as well. Two choreos and now a, uh, two Jason choreos I should add. And now a Mercedes. Painier rookie. All right, last box of hobby now. And we'll go on to our case of choice. Very nice. Yeah, seven and 12 guys. That is it for group rakes tonight. Seven to go in Origins tiered and 12 to go in Flawless tiered. And Flawless is, uh, much cheaper than it has been in the past. What's up Jason? So Aqua to, uh, 299 or 199. Maybe 299. Beisotto and Antonio Panera. Going to the Brew Crew. Res Brewers. Johnny's dropping to that link right now. Seven to go in Origins tiered random teams. That is a full 16 box case.  One from the top tier, one from the bottom tier. Jose Ramos to 250. Purple shimmer. Dodgers. Last mini box guys. Good luck everybody. Acuña first refractor. Going to the twins to 499. Nice one there. Baby Acuña. Beisotto, Caden Marlowe. That's for the Mariners. Congrats Mariners. Into League Jam. Beis. Beis. And last pack. Good luck guys. A hobby that is. Joshua. Beis. All right. Let's do a full case of choice now. Good luck everybody. Three out of four box. Yeah. This choice never come out perfect. It's now. I think of once this year. I did like a perfect choice box. Never. Nope. Nope, nope, nope. Box one of choice. Good luck guys. Let's see what we got. One of the twins, Danny D'Andrade. On the white speckle to 299. Come on, Sean. You can't order this. What are we doing? Substance. Got blue choice. No, blue ray wave. Excuse me for the Mariners. To 150. That's Louis Chabalier. Green atomic. Going to the Rangers. 43 out of 99 at Cameron Colley. And I don't even work here, so I just keep showing up. And they don't kick me out. Got rookie auto refractor to 499. Louis Heal. Yankees. Nice. Base first auto. Going to the Yankees. Roderick Arias. There we go. First one in today. Jeffrey H. Congrats buddy. And Alexander Ovales. Going to the Rays. Not numbered base. Carado for the Yankees. Benjamin Cowles. 458 out of 499. Jeffrey H again. God. Base auto. Rossman Verdugo. Going to the Padres. First, Shucky Mantle. Adrian Sugastay. Going to the Giants on the base auto. Right as brother duo. And that will be history. Oh, I gotta think about that. The Uptins maybe? Melvin and Justin. Is this counting as they play from the same game or not? Yeah. Yeah, just brothers that play in baseball. I have to think hard about that player. I feel like I don't know if y'all would be like the Diggs brothers right now. Yeah, probably the Mannings all the time. The ball is really good to go. Right now Diggs. I forgot all about that. Esamamachado. 240 out of 499. There you go Bluejays on the refractor auto. God. Gavin Tonkel base first auto for the Phillies. Not numbered. And the Marlins Ian Lewis. Missed the autograph area as well. Nice one there for the fish. All right, Lewis has no excuse. Yeah, Lewis just missed. Yeah, it's a 101 miss card. What a little bit. Yeah, you've been on it. I'm surprised you haven't mentioned one yet. We haven't had one yet. I haven't had a good one yet. One that's easy to just think of off the top of my head. God, nice. Purple to 250. Christian Franklin for the Cubs. That's 35 out of 250. Chicago. We've got going to the Royals. Daniel Vasquez on the base first auto. And nice one here. Going to the Padres. Jackson Meryl. There you go, San Diego. Markel. I think that's the second Jackson Meryl this break. Heck yeah. There's on a Fall League relic auto coming up. We got Rookie Auto 1 Yepez. Not numbered for the Cardinals. Next up is Alex DeJesus for the Dodgers. Not numbered. Nice prospect auto there. And our... Ooh. That's cool. That's sick. We've got Justin Foskew going to the Rangers. 43 out of 50 with part of the ball. That's awesome. Yeah, and that is Texas Rangers. Congrats, Texas. That is James A. That's awesome, man. There you go. It's the first one I've seen with part of the ball in it, like the rolling stitches and everything. Right. That's awesome. Let's go, dude. Chrome dust in your hide. Yeah, we don't crawl in. Hey, it's SFI Machado again. Nice one there. Congrats, Blue Jays. 219 out of 299. White Sparkle. We've got Green, True Green. Gerard Gonzalez, 10 out of 99 on the vertical auto. And we've got Jojo Blackman. That's going to the Rangers. Not numbered. Maybe he signed one card, like, wrong, and then he was like, oh, what's with the sign that way? Oh, well, he's doing it now. It's made my decision for the rest of the print run. Yeah. I'm impressed with his life. Yeah, honestly, no. Does not look like he belongs in here, pretty cool. Nice one here for the Orioles. Blue Choice, 113 out of 150. Michael Hernandez. Nice one here. Base Auto, Leonardo Balcazar. Going to the Reds. Take that. Live one. And just as we're talking about him, wow. Gerard Gonzalez signed in the right place. Look at that. Wait, what? Yeah. 101. You got 101 right there. Nice one, Royals. Royals, this is the first one he signed. He signed it right. He's like, I don't like it. Don't even change it. I'm done with that. That was dumb. We've got nice. Blue Choice, 1-bin show. 62 out of 150 for the Cardinals. Nice one, man. Got Rangers, Ys and Morbell. First base, not numbered. And another Jackson Merrill. Going to the Padres. Congrats, Mark. There you go, man. Take that, number three on the break. Three base. His blue, the Blue Choice's choice exclusive, right? Yes. Are they called? Yeah, exactly. That was self-explanatory. My bad, Chad.  Three colored autos in this. Got a purple, blue, and a green. Nice. See a big one out of this, then. Purple. Going to the Astros. Royaling Machandi. 139 out of 250. Got nice. There it is. Blue Railway. Fraudrick Arias. Boom. 53 out of 150. There you go, Jeffrey. What's up, Jonathan? Yes, it is dumb. What's up? What's up, John? And green atomic. 30 out of 99 is Tana McGoogle. So this is good for you. Yeah, yeah. My bad, I'm not going to tell you that. Nice one there for the White Sox. Shout out to John that actually, like, saved for you. Right. First time. That's dumb. No, not with an analyst, sir. This is the guy that eats mashed potatoes with his hands. That is also a lie. Fake news. Joe Dom and Vincent DiMaggio. Yeah, that makes sense, Joe. Joe Dom, Vincent DiMaggio. That's a good one. We've got nice. Purple, Alex DeJesus. 98 out of 250. Solid. Bassado is going to be a Christian Franklin. Another live one. Usually, there's a redemption with his bassados. Nice one there it comes. And Sebastian Espino. Going again to the Blue Jays. I guess I have four guys. Espino, Machado, and Jadon. Killer Almanac last night. Yeah, Almanac was awesome. I didn't watch any. I was super busy. But I saw what was put in there. Like Lane showed pretty much all of us at one point or another. Fox. Good luck, everybody. Ooh, an orange on the bottom. We've got Graham Ashcraft. 226 out of 299. Let's go into the reds on a white speckle. Bassado is going to be Andy Thomas for the Mariners. Then we've got Orange Shimmer of 25 out of 25. Andy Thomas again going to the Mariners. Back to back, Andy Thomas's. That'll do it for the break, guys. Let's do a quick recap here. Got Bassado's Andy Thomas Mariners. Sebastian Espino at Blue Jays. Christian Franklin Cubs. Jackson Merrill Padres. Easton Morabelle Rangers. Herard Gonzalez-Royals. Leonardo Balcazar Reds. Jojo Blackman Rangers. Alex DeHazos Dodgers. Juan Yepa as Cardinals. Jackson Merrill Padres. Daniel Vasquez-Royals. Ian Lewis Marlins. Gavin Toncal-Fillies. Adrian Suga-Steve for the Giants. Rosemund Verdugo Padres. Roger Garay as Yankees. Alexander Ovales-Race. Cade Marlowe Mariners. Antonio Panero for the Moors. That's Willie Vasquez going to the Rates. Christian Franklin Cubs. Simon Muziati-Fillies. Sedena Rafaella-Redsox. Rosemann Verdugo Padres. Michael Hernandez-Orioles. Tanner McDougal-Whitesox. Isaac De Leon-Orioles. Willie Fannis-Metz. Juan Guerrero-Rockies. And another Jackson Merrill for the Padres. That's three on the break, kind of unreal. We had our colored autos now. Justin Foskew. Arizona Fall League to 50 for the Rangers. Refractors to 499. Ezevon Machado at Blue Jays. Benjamin Cowles-Yanx. Luis Healy-Yanx. Diego Velazquez-Giants. Willie Vasquez-Race. Purple to 250. Alex De Jesus-Dodgers. Royland Machandi-Astros. Christian Franklin Cubs. Norhay Vera-Whitesox. Harar Gonzalez for the Royals. Whitespecload to 299. Graham Ashcraft-Reds. Ezevon Machado-Blue Jays. Dana Gay-Andrade-Twins. Diego Velazquez for the Giants. Blues to 150. Luis Chaballier for the Mariners. Luis Meza-Blue Jays. Wambin Show Cardinals. Michael Hernandez-Orioles. Atomic to 100. Yundry-Rohas Padres. Greens to 299. Green Atomic. Cannon-McDougal-Whitesox. Green Atomic. Cameron Colley for the Rangers. Shrew Green. Harar Gonzalez-Royals. That is a gold speckle. Eason Moribel, 3 out of 50 for the Rangers. Our Oranges. We had Andy Thomas. Orange Wave to 25 Mariners. Shrew Orange in 20 open arrows. 16 out of 25 for the Brewers. And our Magged Cards. We had Jonathan Mejia. That is 250 on the purple. Cardinals. We had a Yanquil Fernandez. 36 out of 75 on the Canary Yellow for the Rockies. We had a Gold Shimmer. Jackson Chorio. 23 out of 50 on the base. Non-Auto. And a Blue Raywave. Roger Garias. 53 out of 150. Dallin to the Inks. We'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. And next up, we're on to basketball.


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Hey everybody, welcome back to my channel. Today we have a large furniture solo project upcycle which are my favorite videos to create for you guys. I have done multiple of these in the past. As many of you guys know, I did this bookcase on my channel which I'll put a card for you guys if you are curious and I also created this console on my channel as well. Now as you guys can see, I'm sitting up against an IKEA tarpa dresser which is honestly an iconic dresser by IKEA. It is just a pine base. It's totally customizable. You could paint it, DIY it, do whatever you want to it and today I'm going to be taking my older dresser which I've had for probably around a year or so I would say and I've used this to store all of my craft supplies for a long time and it still actually is in my craft room but I want to go ahead and give this an upcycle and an update because it has just turned so yellow over the past year for some reason. I don't know why the wood tone is just so, so yellow. It's just not aesthetic. I want to go ahead and paint this, give it a whole new life and I have a really fun idea with some of this which I found at the basket and cane supply store over by my apartment this morning, you guys. This is what's called Fine Raffia Claw and I want to use that on the front of the drawers as well so I guess we're just going to go ahead and see how this progresses. I truly don't have the most set direction. I don't know what handles I'm going to be using yet. I don't know what paint color I'm going to be doing however I do know I want to go ahead and apply this material on my drawer fronts and we can work on it from there and the reason that I'm opting for this material here is because a couple of dressers that I've been loving lately by CB2 and Serena and Lily and a couple of the more expensive brands when it comes to furniture have been using a material very similar to this on their dressers and drawer fronts to almost give them a fabric appearance. So let's go ahead and get started. Smile, thank you for the picture. First waiting in the day. Hardware has been removed and now it is time to figure out how I'm applying this. Now I already went ahead and as you can see it's pretty see-through and when I put it over the top of the wood I honestly thought it would be perfectly fine but you can see these like kind of chunky knots like this literally looks almost like a nipple through the cloth. So I'm gonna go ahead and actually just apply a coat of this paint here. This is from an old project, just a sample. I'm actually just gonna apply this to the front of all of our drawer fronts because I feel like once I have this kind of like whitish base, this will actually look quite a bit nicer on top and just blend in a little bit more and you won't see these big knots here. So that is what I'm gonna start off by doing just giving this a base for the material thing to sit on top of so we don't have any dark kind of like random areas. All right, you guys, my DIY is done. I'm all done. Here's my finished dress, sir. No, but actually I'm gonna go ahead and I'm gonna let this coat of paint dry so then we can see how it looks with the actual material placed on top of it. So I'll be right back. I'm also gonna go ahead and just mark each of my drawers because I know that I like the location of each of them and they fit in there nicely. If you guys have done Ikea furniture before, you know that sometimes the drawers are not perfect so I'm just gonna mark these with the number of where the drawer goes and just so I can put them back in the right order. So we have our painted drawer front here and as you can see when we put the material on top now you cannot see any of those knots even though like you can kind of see one right there a little bit, you really cannot see it at all once the material is placed over the top, which is great. And the other amazing thing about this material as well is that my little edging pieces are about an inch wide so it seems like I have the perfect width to go all the way across this drawer here. Once you kind of start the cut, it's almost like it's a grid so you can kind of just follow the same line all the way down. The adhesive I'm gonna be using is actually just Mod Podge. I know that that sounds a little strange to be adhering a whole material on a dresser with this but it's actually super strong strength glue and it's perfect for a project like this. It dries clear. I've used Mod Podge on multiple furniture flips in the past and it works great. So I'm gonna go ahead and use this and just put a generous coating down on our drawer front and then let it actually sit for a couple of minutes to become a bit tackier. Then we're going to be applying our material on top, smoothing it out and letting it dry. I placed a couple of books down just to help the drawing process make sure it's nice and mended to the drawer front and then I'm gonna remove the books and repeat the process to the next couple of drawers as well. The material is really already flushed like I'm pulling on it and it's nice and adhered to the top of our surface here and then of course the trim will cover up all of these raw edges. So I'm gonna let this air dry now for the rest of the drying time and work on the next couple drawers. Already friends, we have all of the material adhered to the front side of all of the drawers. They are still currently drying a little bit. There are a couple drying up here. I actually have them facing down so that way it really adheres it down and then we have one over here. The next step in the process is actually going to be using this wood trim here. Now I got this at Lowe's.  I'll put the dimensions up for you guys on the screen. It is about eight feet tall and I'm gonna need a couple more of these but I ended up just grabbing one for now. That way I can go back and get more if needed. I'm gonna share with you guys the best way to cut these. I actually don't even know the best way to cut these so it's gonna be a trial and error for both of us. But once I have them cut and adhered to the front I think it's gonna really clean off the drawer front. Now the trim on the drawers was actually the scariest part for me. I was a little bit concerned with this because I had never done any form of angled cuts or anything like that but I used my miter saw and I set it on 45 degrees. Now all you have to do in order to create these cuts perfectly is create your first angled cut at 45 degrees just wherever you can on your piece of wood then measure out the length of your drawer which mine happened to be 29 and a half inches. I measured that out and ensured that I then went ahead and cut in the right direction for my angle. So I went ahead and had two angles kind of pointing into the middle and that's going to go ahead and frame off the outside of our drawer here. Also keep in mind that once you have one of your trim pieces cut perfectly you can literally just trace that same exact shape onto your next piece of trim and use your miter saw to cut it out exactly as shown. Of course every now and then you are gonna have to go back and maybe cut off a little bit extra here or there but I always do suggest cutting a little bit more than you think because that way you can always go back and kind of cut a little bit extra off if need be.  So I'm gonna tell you guys what I liked about this one and what I did not like. So the first thing I did was I applied my bottom piece and then I did the side pieces next but something I realized that kind of made all of my drawers just finish off really nicely and just made them all kind of uniform and similar looking was actually doing the top and bottom first. So on this one here you can see that I'm going to be applying the top piece first and then I'm gonna be doing the bottom piece second and then I'm going to be adding my side pieces on after that and the reason being is that you can easily adjust your side pieces but once you have your side pieces attached down and if they're a little bit too long the actual top piece is gonna overhang and it just won't make the drawer fit properly so I do suggest applying the top and bottom first and then just adjusting your side pieces until they fit perfectly in between those sections and it's gonna be a nice framed off drawer front. So that you guys is how I'm going to be doing each of the drawer fronts. As you can see there is a tiniest little sliver in between each of them but I'm actually gonna go through and fill those in afterwards so do not worry I have to fill in the nail holes anyway so I'm gonna fill those in then we're gonna go ahead and paint all of this which is gonna look super nice so excited about that part. It is day two of our little dresser transformation and I already went ahead this morning and sanded down all of our caulking that we applied which basically filled all of the holes and any of the basically joints where the 45 degree angles matched up because that was my first time ever doing any form of 45 degree angle cut and trying to mend them together and it was a little bit challenging at first but once you get it down it's actually really simple and I was able to do all of the drawer fronts and as you guys can see they look pretty good to me. They're definitely not the most perfect ever but I think I'm just gonna blame it on the Ikea cabinet like you know Ikea furniture is always not the most perfectly aligned if you know what I mean so let's just blame it on that. Now I actually went to the paint store this morning and picked up two different paint options I really didn't know which one I wanted to go for so I actually just wanted to go ahead and test them on here and they're pretty neutral so I could totally use these in future projects again deciding on which one I actually don't end up using. So the colors I opted for are White Dove by Benjamin Moore and Pale Oak by Benjamin Moore which are both like off white tones and I also opted for both of these in a satin finish I really thought that something with a little bit of a sheen would look nice on this dresser as opposed to having everything super super matte I thought something with a little bit of a tiny bit of luster would be quite nice so I'm gonna go ahead and test both of these samples out on the drawer fronts and kind of kind of sample them actually on the front kind of of the wood here to get an idea of how it's gonna look with our actual Rapha material there so let's go ahead and swatch these on the dresser. Edged all of our drawers so all of the drawers now have that inner lining edged and it just took quite a while because I had to do it by hand and I realized I don't have a paint tray so I'm actually just gonna literally use this canvas that I had and just keep the plastic on the bottom side pour the paint into here and then my foam roller should fit nicely in there so I think that should actually work out all right I also opted for the pale oak color just because I thought it was a little bit darker just like a tiny bit more fun than the white dove color just the white dove seemed a little bit too white this one has a tiny bit of like a beigey tone to it something I always do when I'm painting furniture is honestly I always use a foam roller I just feel like it gives such a smooth finish on the wood and it's very easy to layer up the color as well it goes on very smooth and I also love how foam rollers don't really throw the paint anywhere so it kind of just stays right inside of the foam and then transfers on to whatever you're painting and especially with this satin finish paint I think the foam roller did an amazing job at making sure it was nice and smooth and it dried even so it looked like one full coat of paint as opposed to like, you know, a streaky finish I just added the first coat of paint onto the dresser and look how cute it's looking so far I just love the white color it's perfect, it's the perfect shade of kind of like an off white grayish beige a grayish if you will so this is what we're going for at the moment now something that I've noticed with these Ikea furniture pieces is a lot of times you can actually see the wood grain through it still I don't know if you can see it so much on camera but I am gonna go ahead and apply a full second coat and the foam roller just makes it go on so smooth and clean I'm sure you probably can't see the texture either but it looks amazing and then I also did the satin finish which kind of gives it a little bit of a sheen which I like and I'm just loving the color so far I think it complements this so nicely and once we add our gold hardware which is gonna add a little bit of depth I think it's gonna look really nice so I'm gonna go ahead and apply a full second coat once this is fully dry and I'll catch you guys back here afterwards a few hours have gone by and the handles just arrived I added all the paint to the dresser it's looking amazing so far and I already went ahead I applied one handle because I truly just couldn't wait my camera battery was actually charging so let me share with you guys the handle here it is it actually looks so cute on there so it basically comes in two different components you get this little kind of square piece here which is the base plate I guess and then you have the circle piece that kind of hangs off of that plate section which looks like this and you just put the screw through the backside and then you attach them both on the front screw it in and you are good to go and I ended up ordering six packs of these they come in a set of two I will say that they are a little bit on the pricier side I spent about $60 for the entire dresser's handles which I know is quite a bit however I really feel like these totally make the dresser like that was the piece I wanted to splurge on the most here I'm gonna go ahead and apply all the other handles on here and we can see what the dresser looks like last step I'm always like should I even show putting the knobs on cause it kind of just reveals the whole project but I'm very excited to share with you guys the final outcome now a couple of things prior to sharing with you guys is I have to say that this project was actually super, super simple it was not hard at all I totally could have done this in one day honestly the entire build from start to finish probably took me around six or seven hours of work which I do not think is bad at all because the final project totally looks like it could have came from like a Serena and Lily or just like one of those expensive home decor sites I could totally see this dresser being like $1400 and we probably made it for a little under 350 total I would have to say and of course this is going back in my craft room cause it's gonna be by craft storage still so I wanted to style it in a place that kind of gave it its own glory just because back in the craft room there's a lot of stuff in there so I ended up styling it on a living room wall just to share with you guys like the full potential of what this piece could look like if you were to recreate it for your own bedroom so let me share with you guys the final clips of this project right about now and that guys finishes off our Ikea tarpa dresser flip and I just love it it is so, so cute it's exactly what I pictured in my head and I'm so happy to just not have that yellow toned wood in that craft space anymore this is actually going against kind of like a sagey wall so I think that these colors are gonna look so pretty with the sage which I'm very excited about I'll try to pop in a photo for you guys just have it in that craft space just so you can see kind of what it looks like in there but all around so happy with how this turned out I'm gonna put a final number here to share with you guys how much the total project cost I've expressed in the past how much hardware can totally change a furniture piece like you can make something look completely new with some brand new hardware so I knew I wanted to invest in these really fun kind of ring poles and I'll link those for you guys below as well but other than that thank you guys so much for watching another one of my Ikea flip videos if you guys have not seen any of my other ones I'll link some of the popular ones in the description box below and I'll have a couple of cards up there for you guys and lastly if you're not already make sure to subscribe to my channel I post brand new home decor and DIY content every single week just like these projects here and I will see you in my next one have an amazing rest of your day guys and I'm going to be transferring this and putting all my craft supplies back in it in a couple of seconds here so that's what I'll be doing but I hope you guys are doing something a little bit more exciting all right I'll catch you guys later bye guys


Good morning everybody. This is why in the morning and as you know this is Tuesday entrepreneurship And what we do on this particular show is focus on different entrepreneurs and what they're doing in order to you know Feed their families and pay the school fees or just you know continue with life or make life a little bit easier And so curry busana to this show. My name is joy muchache You can always follow me on joy underscore muchache and remember to tune in to all our Social media handles for why 254 the one for Facebook is why 254 channel We've got one for Twitter on why 254 channel follow us on Instagram as well That is why 254 underscore channel and you can subscribe and continue to watch our videos and catch up and see all these Videos on YouTube at the same name why 254 channel and so let's delve right in let me introduce our guest today He does some interesting work and we'll see what he has to do His name is Steve Elmer and what he does is a beat artist and I'd like him to actually introduce His social media handles and let people know where they can find him just in case you guys want to follow him Hello, I'm Steve Elmer. I'm a bit work artist my social and all Facebook is Steve Elmer IG is Elm official. Thank you You guys have heard the social media handles and what's your phone number, please my phone number is 07 03623 705 so if you want him to do any beats for you guys any of the beadwork you're going to see today That's a number you're going to call before the show ends I'm going to ask him to repeat his social media handles and to repeat his number so that you can reach out to him Support his business and also get yourself some beautiful beautiful beadwork. So mr. Elmer. Yes. Yep Oh this way Social media IG is Elm official You're an entrepreneur yourself, aren't you? Yeah, you are what do you do as a bead artist? What exactly does it mean to be a beadwork artist or a beadmaker? beadwork is an art Yes, you are dealing with beads how to know how to how to combine the beads how to Put they put them in orders colors and everything about art. Okay, and how do you love this work? Is it something you enjoy to do every single day actual beadwork is my favorite art. Yes. I love beadwork It gives me part it gives me it encourages me and It makes me to be like somebody in the society Okay, that's it makes you feel like you're part of the society and as a youth that's so important, isn't it? So you're actually adding some capital to our economy number one number two You're taking care of yourself as a young man.  Do you have any other things that you're interested in that you do apart from beadwork? Apart from beadwork come my drama your drama. Okay, your drama. That's good. That's interesting So you're more of an art person you're into the arts. Yeah, that's where your passion comes from. Exactly. Okay So tell me more about the beads. I wanted actually for there to be some images of the beads that he has done before We bring in some models to showcase I wanted some of the images to be put up and while they're doing that let's continue talking I wanted to know what kind of beads you use because me I see beads all over the place when you say beads to me I just think of I think of the Masai ones, you know But I know that there's so many kinds of beads out there. I'm wearing beads myself But I wanted to know what are the names of the beads that you use Beads are made of different types. They are there are types like crystals beads. Mm-hmm. There's wooden beads there's stone stone beads Even feathers even feathers. Yes, which is your favorite or your easiest to work with out of all those? crystals crystals bead crystal they're easier to work with sure. Okay, and how long have you been doing this? How long have you been a bead maker? I started with working in 2016 2016. Yeah Three years ago. Ah, yeah, and I have to ask what made you wake up one day and say, you know what? I'm going to be a bead maker What was it inside you that stood or what is it that? Made you feel as if this is a path you should follow This progression behind a bead work is because I want to be like my own boss I've never thought like going to find a job somewhere. Yes So being a bead worker at least I will just wake up. Mm-hmm.  It's a good feeling, isn't it? So that means you're not going to the office at 9 and coming out at 5. Yeah No, you do your work when you want no one is telling you. Hey, this is wrong. You know, this is up to you Yeah, that's a good feeling as a young man and not many people your age have taken your route Most of them, you know go to offices and most of them are scared to go into business So I find it very brave that you decided to start a business by yourself Before we continue, are there any other business ventures you have or is it mostly beadwork? Actually apart from be doing is that's drums drums and beads That's my in my mind I have to ask because when we go to town we see all kinds of beads made by different people So I need to know how it is when it comes to competition How are your competitors? Are there many competitors when it comes to bead making and if there are How is it balancing at this age at this young age? Are most of them your age mates? Are they older your competitors? most of my competitors there are Old people.  Okay, you will see it later on Yes, what what okay? What are they body chains body chains? Okay, and then to go I do also watch watch beads I buy my own watch and then I put beads on oh you buy a watch Yeah, you remove the strap that it came with yeah, and then you put your preferred beads Yeah, just to make it special like yeah to personalize it. Yeah, that's amazing. That's really good And what's this one called the shiny one? I really like it I might ask you to make for me one with this shiny bead.  They look really good and tell me is your family in support of this? Are they are they around by the way because I'm hearing like your accent is different and even your name Elma I feel like you're not a Kenyan Actually, I am not a Kenyan. I'm a Congolese. You're Congolese. Yeah, Karibusana. Thank you. When did you come to Kenya? Just after my high school, which was 2015 2015. Yeah, what are you doing in Kenya apart from beadwork? I'm a student at Kemu University Yes doing business management So after this I'll be the great greatest business person ever. Wow. Oh, you'll be the greatest person ever business wise So you're going to school to help to learn and educate yourself on how to run a business properly So that your beadwork can become one of the biggest Bead work. Yeah, that was my reason to go to school. What is the name of your business? It's called it's an italic word Which means in England which means the hidden talent hidden talent. Yeah, how do you say it in the Italian words? Talent in as coasting talent in as coasting. Yeah, that's beautiful Can I ask why you chose an Italian name because in Congo? I think you you people speak French. Yes Yeah, why did you choose Italian instead of French? Actually, when I was young I had a sister No, a family sister was And she lived in in Italy like for 10 years. Mm-hmm. And then a little sister. No, my elder sister Elder sister. Yeah Well, whenever she comes at home, she's just like every time italic. No, you have to know how to So I was like interested. Yeah, I wonder I'll also go to Italy And then the idea came from there. Did you make it to Italy? No, I haven't gone there yet, but I'll go soon You'll go soon. Yeah, you're sure you'll go. I'll go on. Yeah, you will. That's good. That's good And so you chose Italian over French if you were to expand your business, let's say Maybe apart from bodywear, would you be interested in maybe making decor or are you only going to stay or is your passion mostly in bodywear? My passion actually is in body Because it's more fashion and then actually I love ladies like ladies to make them very smart So they call you can't walk without like me. You'd like to make ladies feel exactly. Okay. How come I? Love ladies like in terms of a single it is very smart. Okay. I appreciate them I whenever lady dresses very well, I just feel good. You just feel good. Yeah You know, that's I don't know if I'm allowed to say this. That's very Congolese. You people appreciate the How can I say when someone dresses well? Yeah, when someone looks good or something you people appreciate fine things And you're so very good at music. I'm thinking that's why your drama also is that talent in there? Sure Oh, wow. Is anybody in your family also doing art arty things like music or making things like you? Yeah, I have a elder brother. He's called betta betta betta. Yeah He's a Baba. Okay. Yeah, he's here. Yeah, he was here last year you He won them Baba what what is it called an event of? And catching the best hairdresser Yeah, 2017 18 and Let me ask is there Okay, apart from beadwork Then you have models as well. I don't want to just talk about beadwork now I want our viewers to see what you do Yeah, I think I wanna come on as a caribisha. I can be happy Actually, I don't welcome Salah and Anne Welcome ladies. How are you? Maybe you can? Let's see. That's your camera. So yes, you can stand a bit closer Yes, so maybe you can give the mic. I wanted to ask them something about how they hi, what's your name? Yes, Sarah. Okay, Sarah. How long have you been modeling for his work? This is the 30 and now the 30 and now what about you and This is my third year too, and you're enjoying it. Yes. It's a good boss. Yeah Okay, so as Santa's Anna So tell me something about these beads when it comes to Sarah. What is she? How do you how long did this take to make that thing? That thing looks okay come this way Into the set Yeah, I think they're able to catch you now How long did it take you to make Sarah's beads around her neck and shoulders like that because that looks very intricate and looks like it took ages For Sarah's bead that this is called a jewelry. It's an Stand to the side this side Actually, it's a western bead. Okay I I got Eddie said here from a certain lady called Rita Rita. Yeah, he's a model. Okay They're very beautiful. She told me to make her so I tried In fact, this was my first trial and then it's very wonderful How come I don't see these beads in Kenya? You said they're western they come from western Yeah western most of them are imported but I'm the I'm the man who makes them now here The one who makes them here in east Africa in east african. Okay, and this took you how many hours you said or days This one got it took me like six hours six hours. You sat down for six hours. Oh my goodness. They look great Can we look at ants? That's beautiful. Looks like this one's for an occasion Because it has some shiny things as well And I can see the head piece Wow, this is very west african, but we're very happy to have this in east africa. I must say and you look beautiful Yeah, and so please explain something about this work Mr. Elma And for hands work, this my okay. I edited it Because in the first the first work was just these shoulders things and then I thought I just sat down and think like I can modify it and then I came up idea with putting The front side and then toward the choker And the head thing And the hearing as well This one this one is for it's less. It took me less hours done Salas and the beads used in this are called what these are called These are pulse. These are pulse. Oh, okay. So thank you so much Santisana and if we can just Continue with the interview Are there any other pieces that you wanted us to see or it's particularly those ones Actually I have fathers you have others. Yeah, okay So maybe for another time because I don't know if they'll be able to change into them right now Yeah, so so and I wanted to ask you one thing When you said that your friend because I asked you how you started this business And you told me that your friend Spoke to you about it. Was he doing the same thing? No Then how did he manage to convince you? Okay. He's he's an artist a good artist also So a sometime back I was doing like together He just thought of beadwork and then bought some beads at home And then he started making just small small bracelets. I was like, okay They just show me how to make a single bracelet just to put it on He showed me how to make it. It was very simple. I can even show you and you can make it also I can make it also. Yeah. Oh, are you sure I have the talent sure. It's very um, you can After that I was like, okay I've been sat home And then I was somehow broke. So I was like I can start making these things and then like self friend to my friends That's what the idea came from And then I started like making them a single bracelet Sell it and post it on facebook also And then people just was like Ask how much how much how much they wanted? Yeah, how much you have till today? Yeah me I have to have I really have I really want them. Yeah, that's so beautiful But I think I'd try a different color. Sure. Do you have them in different colors? I do have you have Okay, so then I'll make an order and you guys feel free to make an order He told you in social media handles. Please repeat them again Your social media handles where and your number so that they can make an order if they need to We can follow at at ig lm official contact 0703<PHONE_NUMBER> 0703 623 705 So you got that number and you got the instagram and twitter handle So you guys make sure that you reach out to him and you know support his business As an entrepreneur and this being entrepreneurship tuesday I want to ask you what would you say to young people out there who would like to venture into business? But they don't have the same braveness that you have because you know it It takes braveness to start business because you're taking a risk You're not sure if it will work out or not You know, you're you're never sure you're just taking a risk and so that means you're brave What would you say to people who would like to start a business? But they're not sure whether they should take the risk or they're not as brave as you As you would you have to I know yourself first And what can I do?  There's no job job job job. Yes, you have a job in you Oh, so you think the youth should stop complaining. There's no job exactly Wow, so you don't find an issue there if there's no job then do business. You have a job you You're the job now. You're the job. Yeah, how what do you mean? The job now because A talent it's work Because it is some of us have talent of beadwork You are singer journalism work also. It's an art It it needs talent think outside the box So for youths you have to think think I like think think think Very much to to find yourself and to know who you are Because you have some something special in you. Okay, and this is mine This is your work. Yeah, okay. Would you mind to explain the pieces as they go along? Maybe a few words about them? You can just stay seated This is called a body chain Body chain body chain. Yeah, okay It has overall beads the one which is up and then it has beads number It has beads number eight the one you can see around the shoulders. What do you mean number eight? What's number eight? Okay, beads of sizes. So there's number one two three. There's number one two three and four like for this one it has overall overall bead and bead number number eight white shining Okay, the same applies to the hair The same applies to the hair. Can we go to the next image, please? So we put it up And this one I can see a necklace three layers But this one I'm is it mixed. They're not the same beads not all of them are the same number. No, no, no They're different numbers. I'm learning something. Okay. This one has 14 12 14 12 10 and 18 What's the biggest number? Biggest number is 18 18. Yeah. Have you ever used an 18? No, no, not yet. Not yet. Okay. How about the next one? Okay, I see a bracelet necklace and earrings and a headpiece the overall beads and beads number eight I have to ask you said this is west african art Are these used for any occasions at all in the west of africa? For this you can use it any at any occasion you can you want to go because it's african Being western eastern central. It's all african. It's all african. Okay. That's great Let's see one more This one is similar to something we saw. Yeah, so this after this one I edited it now to come like ants Oh, so this is how ants began. Yeah, exactly. And then you added the the ones on the chest Okay, this one doesn't have a headpiece. It doesn't okay. This is so beautiful Uh-huh. Let's see the last one Or even more actually because me I'm finding it. Oh, I see something what this one in the middle has big big beads Yeah, and I'm guessing that's number something close to Number what close to eight close to eight. Yeah. Wow. I see I see let's see the other ones This is beautiful. This is like a A pattern of some sort That's great. Let's see the other one This work of yours. Let me ask you the piece that took you the longest. How long did it take? So far the biggest piece your biggest work. It took me 12 hours 12 hours. Yeah, what was it inspired by? It I made it with small beads beads number one beads number one size number one So to make us a simple volume or length of this it can take you that minute only only And then now putting it to it to become like To fill the space. Okay. It needs a lot of time. It needs a lot of time. Yeah, so it took me 12 good hours What about my side beads do those? Because my side beads are so small. My side beads are number one a number one Do you work with my side beads? I also do you do if you want if you want I can see you have where you're wearing some on your That's a ring To get my side beads. Okay. Number one with the Kenyan flag with the Kenyan flag. That's number one. I see So so but these ones at the top are not beads. Those are diamonds or something. Yeah crystals I see very beautiful work So let me ask you you said something to the youth that The artisan down the work is you. Yeah, so this thing for going to look for jobs. Just stop stop complaining. Exactly You know, they're not not everyone can agree with you because some people want to have Jobs like the nine to five that you don't want they want to sit in an office. Some people they're dying to Yeah, but what I want us to do before we close the show I want you to say the importance of Opening up your world and not just trying to get a job What is the importance of also opening a business on the side as a young person? And how does it help or assist your life?  It will help you to manage how your expenditures will be Okay, once you have a salary You just you can just sleep and then just think after after that days.   You wait for the check at the end of the month. Yeah, okay You said you have to pay people how many employees you have If I may ask actually At the moment I'm my whole now. Ah your own now, but you'll expand and you'll have some Exactly. Okay in two years or three Where do you see your beadwork going? Do you see that you'll still continue with this work? Or do you find yourself entering into a new business? Or do you find yourself expanding this business into something even bigger?  Yeah, you love it that much. I love it for you. It's a passion.  Yeah, as I said I said earlier ladies You can't live without ladies and ladies if they're smart men also be smart So having having beadwork It will never end because Ladies will be there always So beadwork I love it so so much In the next like two years to come. I like it too. I'm planning to have an agency An agency an agency. Okay an agency for what models like wow like having models now like like An official one. Okay more more models more models than the ones you yeah Okay, because that one is also another business I can start it's a business also having a yeah having an agency an agency And will they be modeling in your in your agency will they be modeling your beads or Maybe other designers work Or both both. Yeah, both other designers work and also showcase your beads on your model. Sure. Okay. That's a great business venture I like your vision. I like that you want to go far I really hope the best for you and I wish that you know, all your dreams come true business wise And if you choose, uh, you know to Choose venture into something else. I also wish you luck in that But I've seen that this is your passion and you know when it comes to art Like it's truly truly a passion. It's art is not something you'll you wake up with, you know The art is something you're born with it's in your blood It's in your bones when you touch it it becomes gold when you touch it it becomes You know a gold mine But when you don't have that art then even me if I touch these beads, you know Nothing I'll probably take forever and I won't have the design because it's not in me Yeah, so everyone has their talent. This is your talent and it's a wonderful talent And we're so glad to have you on our show here on why in the morning. Karibu Sanna It's been a pleasure steven. Elma. Thank you so much. All right So we're signing out for why in the morning. My name is Joy Machacha once again Remember that you can reach this channel y254 on facebook on twitter that is y254 channel And on instagram y254 underscore channel watch this interview again on youtube That is on y254 channel as well and subscribe on youtube Thank you so much for tuning in. I wish you guys a beautiful beautiful morning And the next interview is going to be coming from Barry moe


I want to share some of the lessons here today that I learned being a patient with a chronic illness certainly for more than a decade and some of the lessons I've learned if you yourself are trying to heal yourself of an illness or disease that you have. Hey guys, I'm Alex Heim, current doctoral student in classical or traditional Chinese medicine. Now, the first lesson I learned dealing with a chronic, for me, digestive illness for a very long time is that ultimately you are your own best healer. So at the start of me seeing doctors, it started in the western medical system and I was fortunate in the sense that I had all physicians I liked and nutritionist, dietitian, GI specialist. I liked almost all of them besides the GI specialist. So I wasn't a western or conventional medicine hater. Everyone would suggest these things based on like research or the protocols or whatever, but none of it really worked and that's why I left the conventional medical system. You know, one time the dietitian was recommending, for me, one of my key symptoms was constipation and she recommended adding bran to my oatmeal in the morning. So I added this powdered bran to increase my fiber, right, that's the theory. And I had such bad abdominal pain I couldn't even sleep and I did it for two, three days until finally realizing it was the bran causing that. And it was one of those things where she was doing what she was taught. She was doing what she thought was right and obviously it wasn't working. And I knew that high fiber foods cause problems for me, but I was trusting the expert. And when it comes to healing yourself, you will know better than the expert what your body likes and doesn't like. That doesn't mean you discount their advice. Like since then, the best physicians I've ever seen were Chinese medicine doctors and even if I didn't understand their advice, I took it and that's why my digestion has been great because of the formulas they've given me. But you will know what exacerbates or improves the condition that you have and it's really important to keep track of all those things and be like, you know what, I know you're going to recommend this. I've had a lot of issues with that in the past and that's okay. The second thing that Chinese medicine taught me about my own self healing was to look at the patterns in your life and don't get so focused on individual symptoms. So for example, you may have stuff going on with insomnia or digestive problems or anxiety. And rather than getting fixated on the one symptom, look at all the various symptoms and put them into one pattern. So like let's say for example, you have back pain or jaw pain, insomnia, anxiety, some digestive upset, rather than trying to view them as each one little piece of the puzzle you need to figure out. Chinese medicine is all about looking at the overall pattern. What are the relationships? Why are these things related? Why are they all happening? Because they're all together somehow, because the body is not separate body parts. It's all connected via all these systems, the endocrine system, the nervous system, circulatory system. They're all related. And so it's important to not look at them as separate parts if you want to heal yourself. So in that pattern, you might look at each piece and be like, I'm having heart palpitations. Is that from stress and overwork or something I ate or coffee? And then I have this jaw tightness. It must be from sitting at my desk all day, right? And digestion. It must be from gluten, right? And then insomnia. I must just have a lot going on in my subconscious, right? But you could look at it. What's the big picture? Probably just stress. It's probably just stress. You fix the big picture, all of those symptoms can improve or go away. The third thing is to focus on the overall big levers in your life and not the little things. So we might be tempted to think that like removing coffee is the solution or getting rid of gluten is the solution or adding in this nutrient, you know, taking these screens in my smoothie. But this kind of idea that there's one thing a single cause defector is a very biomedical approach at looking at illness. And sometimes it's true, but a lot of the time it's not true, especially with these complex chronic illnesses that so many people now and so many patients have of digestive or anxiety or dysmenorrhea or menstrual patterns. They're often complex and there's multiple things going on, there's multiple levels and there's multiple patterns going on from a Chinese medicine perspective. So instead of thinking, what is the one thing I do?  You can make a big lifestyle shift. Overall diet, do a 180 overhaul, try something big that's different.  If you can afford to, I've had clients and patients that have done a sabbatical so that they could see if I remove everything in my life that's killing me, what healing can occur. And that honestly will shock them when they see, wow, I remove all those things, my body goes right back to normal and often pretty quick. Focus on the big things, don't get so myopic in focusing on the small thing, one little thing thinking it's going to resolve the whole picture. The fourth thing that helped me realize self-healing was focusing on your beliefs about your ability to self-heal. So the body in most diseases or illnesses will be self-limiting if you remove the barriers to healing. So one of the things that gets complicated is when a patient has had a chronic illness or person. Myself with digestive problems and during around the age of 30 where I burned myself out from overwork and stress, I developed insomnia for several years that it took a long time to recover fully. It went away in about a year, but to be 100% took several years. And the problem was that I'd never had sleep issues in my life, but I started developing these bad beliefs that I couldn't sleep.  But adults when they get these stories going, especially with a prolonged illness, they, if every night you can't sleep, you develop the belief I cannot sleep and that will overpower your body's ability to sleep, which is crazy.  If I've been in pain every day for the last six months, there is no day where I'm going to wake up and assume I will not have pain tomorrow. And guess what? That increases the sensitivity to pain and maybe even the frequency. So one of the key things in dealing with a chronic illness is understanding I need to change my beliefs. Now it may not mean like out of the blue, I'm just going to be like, I'm not going to have pain tomorrow. I'm going to sleep tonight. But you analyze, why am I telling myself this story? Is it really true? Has there ever been a day without pain or a day where I slept well? Have I ever overcome this before? Dealing with that is paramount in chronic illness and chronic disease. Because otherwise, you're already sowing the seed for more suffering. Because you're telling yourself you cannot recover. The last thing that helped me self heal is understanding your own unique constitution and what affects it. So this idea of constitutional medicine was very popular in ancient times. It seems to be less popular now. But it's this idea that each person is born with a predisposition towards something or away from something. So some people drinking coffee makes them feel really good. They feel great. It helps their digestion. No problem if they drink a lot of coffee.  Obviously, this is not good for them. And I think the essence of keeping your body strong is constitutional medicine. You understand, I do OK with stress. Or I do really poorly with this kind of stress. This is what really derails me. This is what I handle really well. So for me, it taught me that digestion being something I was born with, digestive issues, really is the thing I have to focus on if I want to feel good every day. And that means I have to make sacrifices that I don't want to make. But I have to if I want to feel good. And then it means these things I should eat, these things I shouldn't eat. This is something I need to regularly take herbal formulas for. Or the main way I get stressed is by sleep deprivation. So for my unique body to be healthy and feel good, I should very closely wash my sleep and my diet. For you, maybe you're great on minimal sleep. Maybe it doesn't unwind you at all. But for me, I get super wired and anxious. And that's something I need to watch out for. So understanding your unique constitution, maybe you're more prone to issues with diet. I'm not really. Well, I cook. Maybe you're prone to being sedentary.  Understanding where you uniquely derail is very important here. So I hope that helps provide a little bit of insight, especially if you are a patient or a person who's trying to heal themselves of illness over a long period of time. I've been there. I still am there. And I've been a patient for a very, very long. And so it's given me a great perspective on both sides of the spectrum. Now, I hope that video helps. If you feel comfortable, let us know in the comments there below what you are struggling with the most personally. And if you'd like to grab the free guide on how to add 10 years to your life and heal yourself natural with classical or traditional Chinese medicine, go to alexhine.com forward slash free to download that free guide and that email course.


If you want to get your videos from Ecamm Live into YouTube, there's a few ways that you can go about this, and I'm gonna tell you about them in this short video. Hello, welcome to Take One Tech, my name's Alec. And in this video, I'm gonna basically answer a question that was asked in the Ecamm Live Facebook group. And so that's probably a good segue to say, if you are not aware of the Ecamm Live Facebook group, then head over to facebook.com slash groups slash Ecamm Live and join a community of really supportive, like-minded people all getting things done with Ecamm Live. And it's a great place to get your questions answered. And also you can just search if you have got a question, search in there and you'll often find answers before you even need to post yourself. So it's a great community. But somebody had asked specifically, is there a way to post your video to YouTube after you have finished? If you haven't actually clicked the post to YouTube button that comes up when you do finish your recording. So I thought what I'd do is just make a little video to talk about the essentially three different ways that you could get your content from Ecamm Live into YouTube. So with that, I'm gonna go into demo mode and I'll give you a little rundown of all of the options. The first one that I'm gonna show you is actually how to just go live into YouTube. Now I know that this wasn't the question, but I just thought I'd cover it because I'm covering basically the three different ways that you can get content into YouTube from Ecamm Live. So down in the bottom corner of Ecamm Live, if you'll see a button here that says destination and it's usually defaults to record only. So if I click on this one and then we can also change to either streaming to Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitch, YouTube. I did do another video all about actually how to go live into these different things. So I'll leave a link to that up in the top corner. But basically here you would just select YouTube. Now if you haven't previously used YouTube with Ecamm Live then there'll be actually a button here rather than saying go live like it says at the moment. It will just say log in. And so there you'll click that to log in and then you'll just go through the process of logging in with your YouTube username and password and give permission for Ecamm Live to basically access your channel. So that's how you do it. And then once you've done that you can then have the destination set as YouTube and you can change the type of broadcast. So whether it's basically going to be a public video unlisted or private. So you can always just record directly into YouTube that way first. If you don't wanna just do it sort of live to broadcast to everybody. And then it would be unlisted and you could go and have a look at it afterwards and list it if you wished. And then also you can do a private video. Here you can also add a title and a description down at the bottom. And then also you can go into either go live now unscheduled or if you have scheduled a live event before you can schedule that down. You can click on one of the scheduled events or you can actually just schedule a new live event by clicking on here, adding in a title, a description and a thumbnail. And then you can just do all of the scheduling from within Ecamm itself. Almost so that you don't really have to go and do anything in YouTube if you didn't wish. So you could just schedule it in here put in all of the details. You wouldn't be able to add tags and things like that. So you would have to go back and do those after the fact. But at least you can sort of plan it out and get everything ready for the live stream. Go live and then afterwards go and tweak a few of the final details. So this is basically how you would go live to YouTube. But as I say, that wasn't the question. The question was about recording. So if I just come back into my record only, now normally what happens is I'm gonna start doing a video where I click on the big record button down here. Now when you've finished your video in Ecamm Live and the recording ends, what you'll get is this and it says either show file. So you can click on that and it will take you to the location in the finder where your file is located or there is this send to YouTube. So sometimes what I do is once I've finished a recording I just click this button. It sends it to YouTube to start the upload and then I go in and edit the details. Now the specific question that was asked in the Ecamm group was, is there a way to send the video to YouTube if you've basically not clicked this button? So if I click okay now, then it seems that I've lost the possibility of sending that video to YouTube. Well, what I wanted to show you and the answer to that question is there is indeed a way to send this video to YouTube even after you've finished the recording. And that is by coming up to the recording menu and click on that. And then you'll see there is send last recording to YouTube here as an option or it is also Command Y.  And that I think answers the question that was asked in the Ecamm group. Well, I hope you have found that useful and it's answered the question. And if you have then don't forget to go and like and subscribe to the channel so that you get notified whenever I make any new videos. And in the meantime, until the next one I'll leave a playlist of all of my Ecamm Live videos over on the right hand side there. So until next time, have a great day.


What's up, everyone? It's Hakedown here. Welcome back to another video. Today I'm going to be sharing with you how to upgrade your fog lights from halogen to LED on a 2021 Dodge Ram Classic. Now this will still work on a 2019 to a 2022 Dodge Ram Classic and some of the earlier Dodge Rams as well, depending on which bulb you need. It's fairly easy to do. Mine for the 2021 Dodge Ram is a 9006. So that's what I'm going to be showing you guys today. So here are the bulbs here and the adapter that I did need to get. And I'll explain why I needed to get that in a minute here. These bulbs here are the, like I said, the 9006. That's what I need for the fog lights on my truck. These ones here on Amazon are around $100. But that is because they're the brightest that you can get with the longest life hours. And it does include a one year warranty as well. Now these ones here are 20,000 lumens. So the brightest that you can get. And it has 6,500 Calvins, which means instead of the halogen, which is about 2,700, which is why they're yellow, the 6,500 Calvins means it's going to be more of a white light, which is what I wanted. I didn't want anything brighter than that. It's going to be blue and I didn't want that. So inside the box here, we do have the manual, which explains everything in here. It does have this little package, which includes an Allen key, which I'll explain why you might need the Allen key. It includes zip ties and a little double-sided pad that you can secure a little piece in here. Now it does have a one year warranty. And if you have any questions, you can email them. I already had to email them for an issue because at first these were not working. And that's when I realized I needed to purchase this LED canvas that goes in between the bulb. It plugs in between the bulb and the factory plug on the truck. That is for anti-flicker and errors. So the reason I needed this is because I plugged these in and they worked for five seconds, turned off, worked for three seconds, and then stayed off. And I couldn't get them back working. I contacted the company and for my truck for some newer vehicles as well, it needed this because it's a newer vehicle. It can't register whenever you plug in LED and work because it has a different output on it. So these ones here inside the box, you do have the bulbs here, which include this. This is what you're gonna have to either zip tie and take care of as well. So taking it out here, you do have the plug on the ends and the LED bulb. So basically this is going to plug into this and the other end is gonna plug into the plug that is already on the truck. So it's really easy to use. So once you crawl underneath the truck, here is the fog lights, just gonna take it, turn it to the left, and it'll come straight out. So this is the halogen we're gonna be replacing to unhook it.  Now with the old one out before you plug in the new one, you're gonna take it and you're gonna put it in just like that and you're gonna rotate it to the right. And inside it should be up and down like that. Now that you have the bulb in, you're going to install the canvas. So one end will plug into the LED plug here and the other end will plug into the truck wires just like that. And then with the wires that are on the truck, this one here you'll plug the other end into. Now that everything is plugged in, I'm gonna test the truck, make sure the lights do work before I zip tie this to make it more secure and the canvas reader. I'm probably gonna zip tie it, probably around the bracket up here. I think there's room for it to be there. But before I zip tie it and do all that work, I'm gonna make sure that the lights are working properly. So there we go, the fog lights are replaced on my 2021 Dodge Ram Classic. Now this will work for 2019 to 2022 Dodge Ram Classics as well as earlier model Dodge Rams 2. It's literally just crawling under the truck. The plugs are right there, you just unplug the old, plug in the new and you're good to go. Now because I was limited on how much space I actually had to work with under there and I needed to use both hands, it was really hard for me to cord stuff. So I tried to record as much as I could but it's literally just unplug the old, plug in the new and then at the end I did have to zip tie the cables away and make them all secure because after you plug in the canvas decoder, it does hang lower than the bumper of the truck. So you do have to zip tie everything up into place. And I did find a couple of spots that I could put a zip tie through and put two zip ties together to make it longer and make it work. So it looks great, it's all solid, it looks fine. And now I will show you guys a before picture that I took a couple of days ago. This is the before with the yellow halogens. This is during the day as I'm replacing them when I replaced one and the other one is still halogen. It's really hard to tell the brightness of the new LED bulbs in that picture because it's taken during the day. And then now here is the after pick that I took the night after I replaced it. They are super bright, they are perfect and it even makes me want to go and replace the low beam LED bulbs that I replaced last year with this brand, which is 20,000 lumens meaning they're so much brighter but it's less than a year since I replaced the LED headlights. I don't know if I wanna spend that extra $100 and replace them and possibly need a canvas reader for that to be able to make them work. And it's also the night edition. So my truck is the night edition so the headlights themselves, the headlight assemblies are tinted so I'm not sure even if 20,000 lumens is gonna show them as bright as the fog lights are now or if it's really gonna bother me down the line but they're definitely way brighter and I absolutely love them. So I definitely recommend this brand, I'll try my best to link them down below as well as the canvas reader. Hope you guys enjoyed this video, it's really easy to replace the fog lights and hopefully anything else that I do upgrade on the truck I will make videos for you guys. See you guys in the next one, please take care, peace.


to make a resolution and then fall flat because it's not titratable, it's not attainable. But one percent a day eventually is going to compound and it's going to hockey stick and a little bit every day is going to allow people to get quite strong over time. And I wanted to hear more about your approach with this because I think that's a very sound approach. Yeah, I mean take a look at the ancient philosophies, you know, from Asia. It's all based on nature, right? So they like in the Qigong aspects or cultivation with trees or with water. There's a lot of analogies with that, right? So I think our health is in the same way. It's like growing a tree. So you can't grow a tree if it doesn't have roots and if you don't give it time, right? So a tree doesn't grow overnight. It takes many, many years to grow a very strong tree with deep roots and with, you know, lots of branches.