Hello, I'm Dr. Vanishri. I'm a concerted psychiatrist at Manipal Hospital, Sarjapur Road. I'll be talking about suicide prevention on the occasion of World Suicide Prevention Day that's observed on September 10th. I'll be talking about how to prevent the suicide. Now, all of us are very important to our friends, to our family. On this regard, it's very important to identify if someone is depressed, if they are isolated, if they are feeling very low mood, they are unable to come out of the house. It's important to identify if someone has changes in the mood recently, if they are talking about taking their lives and help them, support them, talk to them, be there for them because it's going to make a change in their life. Take them to the nearest mental health expert where they would get evaluated at the earliest because life is important and the problems or the events so that is happening around us might not last for a very long period. It might be just a temporary phase where in a person has to understand that the issue is going to go away after a period of time but life is what matters the most. So, take the help at the earliest to halt the progression into depression or into leading to loss of life. Thank you.


Fel cyfnodd, David. Mae'n ffordd bod yn ymgyrch yn gweithio'r cwestiwn. Felly, mae'n gweithio'r fferymenau y Fforson George, Walter Pauli, a'r bydd yn ymgylched 40 ymlaen. Mae'n gweithio'r fferymenau, ond rydyn ni'n gweithio'r fferymenau wedi'u gweithio'r fferymenau ar y cam. Felly, mae'n gweithio'r fferymenau, ac mae'n gweithio'r gweithio'r gweithio. Felly, rydyn ni'n gweithio'r fferymenau y mynd i wedi'u gweithio'r fferymenau. Felly, mae'n gychwyn mynd i honno y fferymenau sy'n bwysig comment ymlaen. Mae'n gweithio'r fferymenau yw yw'r gweithio, a'r fferymenau yn ymwyno, mae'n gweithio'r fferymenau yw'r ddim yw'r bwysig, yn fwy o'r gweithio'r fferymenau, oherwydd y fferymenau, awd donc. ac rhaid yn 1905. A ddim yn gweithio'r hwnnw ddim yn arddangos y roi'r eich roi, yr eich fferri ddim yn ymwinellio o'r bydd hynny, bydd hynny'n gweithio'r banydd Cestarton yma yw'r pubau lleol. Yr eich fferri gweithio'r banydd, probably by two three feet, and two students wanted to get on to the ferry. Students being young and capable of the long jump, they jumped on to the ferry, but their extra weight and their landing on it caused the ferry to capsize. Presumably most of the people could look after themselves in water, but there were three young women who drowned. So that was sad. Interestingly, also I've been looking at some of the reports in papers, the Cambridge papers of the time. And I found a report again in 1904, I think, and this was to do with the Cusser ferry. And the report is of an inquest when a man was found drowned in the river at the Cusser ferry. He got tied up with the chains in the ferry. Report doesn't explain how that happened, probably because nobody was there at night to witness him. But interestingly, the report in the paper goes on saying that some of the jury were saying to the paper, the Fort and George ferry has a gas street lamp on both banks. Well, surely we can find the resources to put a gas lamp at the Cusser ferry. And as you saw in the picture there, I pointed that out. So that's interesting to see that that was a real problem. Bear in mind that in 1900, that's well before the time of electric lights. So dark then would be dark. OK, thank you very much, David. There's a number of questions that have actually just come in on the chat. May or may not be possible to answer them now. I'll fire one over to David and we're doing a socially distanced Q&A here. Were ferries owned or subsidised by the pubs? Were ferries owned or subsidised by the pub? A good question and I think there may be several answers. I don't have definite answers of who owned what when and perhaps the situation changed over the centuries. As I mentioned, I think for the Fort St George, the ferry was created to get the drinkers to their drink. Now, as the place became more urbanised and there were more travellers for work, I don't know if the ferries became more of a commercial setup. What I've not managed to find out is presumably the cost of manufacturing a ferry, actually building it would be perhaps £100 in the currency of the time. Who put up that money? I've not found that out yet. Are any of the ferries preserved anywhere in museums? Are any of the ferries preserved in museums? Not as far as I know. Now, it may be further downstream somewhere that there's a replica still in use. It wouldn't surprise me. Now, there are still ferries of some sort in some places. Recently, I was on holiday in the Isle of Wight and at the top of the Isle of Wight, there is the Cows. Cows is on both sides of the river and there is a chain ferry. It keeps chugging backwards and forwards. Today, that is a metal boat, or nearly a ship, where you can load 20, 30 cars on it. So it's a full-size power-driven ferry. Is there a wooden ferry preserved anywhere? Not as far as I know. Thank you, David. I covered the stretch of the river from Fenditon through to what became Victoria Bridge, and you talked about the influence of the medieval fares. Is there any evidence of ferries operating to the west of Mordland Bridge? Perhaps in earlier times before some of the collegiate bridges were built. Okay, so we're talking about upstream from Mordland Bridge. What I'm thinking is that the river would have been, well, narrower and a bit shallower. When did the colleges start taking over the riverbanks? 1300, 1400, and presumably they would have kept quite a close eye on the bridge. Whoever was on the river. I've not heard of any public payment ferries anywhere up there. Now, I'm also thinking that there was the King's Mill and Bishop's Mill. On Coffin to the Mill pub and Mill Lane just above Silver Street, the oldyworldy bridge there. There is a picture available where that was the King's Mill as in a Water Mill and the Bishop's Water Mill for grinding grain into flour. A big brick built building. So I'm thinking that there was a bridge basically across the river there. So I'm thinking that there wasn't really the need for any sort of ferry between Mordland Bridge and the King's Mill. But I'm also thinking that at that time Newnham Village was very small. So perhaps there wasn't much need to cross the river at that point. A lot of questions about pubs. Do we know if the pubs saw an uplift in trade after the bridges were opened as they became more accessible? How would you even be able to find out all that question? Did the pubs see an uplift in trade after the bridges were constructed? I don't have any data on their sales figures. An interesting piece of research perhaps. Do we know what happens to all the ferrymen when their work was replaced? What happened to the ferrymen when they were no longer needed? Questions in one. Did the ferries get compensated when the bridges were built to replace them? And did the ferries get compensated when the bridges were built? I don't know, but I'm putting two and two together. Walter Paulie was saying that he'd served on the ferry for 40 years. So it sounds like he was rather at retirement age. Now the question arises in 1930 shall we call it. What did they do for a pension? Were the ferry owners or somebody compensated? I don't know. If any one has knowledge of council masses. Were the council even harder up on money then than they are today? It might be an avenue for trying to find an answer. And then a further forward question about I think the interest in the map that showed the Fortson George as an island. More information about the Fortson George being on an island. The Cambridge Collection I would guess will have maps going back to many years. This is something I want to research myself. I'd like to put together a talk on the cam. So if anybody has pictures, information, please get in touch with just as in the local history group at yahoo.co.uk. That's just as in the local history group or one word. And that's something I'd like to find out more about. As far as I know, the island would have all the waterway that made the island on what we know as the common side. Presumably that would have been filled in or disused when they rearranged the lock system. OK. Thanks very much for all the questions that have been submitted. I don't know if there are any other topics David that you wanted to just cover now. Otherwise we'll ensure that all the question answer is posted on the Museum of Technology's website together with the replay. I've got one question here, which I think raises an interesting point. What are the benefits of the construction of the bridges versus the ferries? And what I'm thinking is that they were in a similar situation back in 1920 to the situation we are in today. Today, to cross the cam, we have lots of choices. And I'm thinking, although we have lots of choices, we are choosing to spend millions of pounds and build a new bridge as in the Chisholm Trail, which I think will be a very pleasant cycle route. And that will give us benefits, a new route, shall we say, between the two railway stations through some pleasant green land. And that will speed up life a bit, which will make it a bit safer. And I think probably in the 1920s they were thinking, yes, we've got lots more people commuting across the river. And how can we speed that up? And as we've seen, there were some problems, safety with the ferries. So if you go to the expense of building the bridge, you get a safer crossing of the river and a more pleasant one. Thank you very much, David. Well, on that note, I'd like to thank David once again for his webinar and Q&A. Give him a virtual round of applause, it will only be one for him. But I'm sure you'll enjoy it online. And thanks very much. Look out for more information about forthcoming webinars from Cambridge Museum of Technology. Thank you.


program. Good morning. My name is Erica Bowden. I'm the Executive Director of the Regina Treaty Status Indian Services. I have been the Executive Director here since 2007. So we're going on 11 years now. So I've been part of this organization and we're actually moving into our third strategic plan.  We are the only Indigenous-owned human service delivery agency in the city of Regina that provides services for urban as well as on reserve who come into the city as well as those transitioning back and forth. We do on our board have, even though we're owned by the two Tribal Councils, we have representation from all of the Southern Tribal Councils, with the exception of Fishing Lake First Nation and Kausus First Nation, due to them leaving their Tribal Councils after our board was put together. So they became non-aligned after the existence of our board. Now we still provide services to them and we have staff members from both Fishing Lake as well as Kausus as part of our staff. So we definitely represent all of the Tribes in the Treaty 4 area. Our organization is based on the premise that we exist due to the portability of treaty rights, that because we're in the city of Regina does not mean that the people, the Indigenous people who come to the city or in the city are not eligible or have the right to all of the treaty promises that were made through through Treaty 4. Within the Treaty 4 treaty rights we also are very committed to our inherent rights and responsibilities which are the right to the land, the languages, the culture, those types of creators laws. So our entire foundation is based on treaty and inherent rights and the treaty inherent rights and responsibilities of living in the city of Regina or coming forth. So I'm giving that foundation so that it's understood exactly what guides us in in all that we do. We also have seniors as well as knowledge keepers who guide our organization in terms of culture and language as well as the services that that we provide. The reason why I am not only for foundation but to talk about when I when I looked at these four research questions and I'm very excited about about the National Center for Collaboration in Indigenous Education because I believe that it has an opportunity for us to start to have true Indigenous knowledge base into our education systems especially for those who live in an urban setting because most often times people who live in the urban setting for whatever reason don't have access to those traditional concepts and those traditional principles. So I think that it's very very timely. This organization is now in its 22nd year of operations and it being a service delivery agency basically what had happened before is there was looking for funding to put on certain programming in human services. Now what our board of directors have done is they've turned that around a little bit and have put together concepts of land based knowledge language based knowledge and how could we incorporate that into the modern setting in terms of human service delivery. Now in our programs we say that we have womb to tomb services meaning we provide access to prenatal care or counseling with prenatal or in utero time periods for women and families right up until grieving that we provide grief counseling and grieving opportunities for for those beyond that are experiencing death. So I guess we've asked ourselves well what provides success for individuals and families and therefore how will communities be impacted in a positive way in concentrating on individuals and families and what we have found as a barrier to that success has been for a lot of our indigenous people is the inability to fit in with education systems or any kind of mainstream systems that education system the health system the the legal systems and there's been a lot of difficulty within that whether it's inherent racism within those institutions or whatever the case may be. So our challenge was how do we provide opportunity for people to make change and within that education is a huge stepping stone and the continuation of education and success in education is very vital to that healthy concept of who a person is as an indigenous person and how they can contribute to not only the society here in the city but also to have that connection back to their land their homes a reconnection or a connection because many of our urban people especially the younger people don't have that connection back to the land and who we are as indigenous people this is what our elders our knowledge keepers tell us our lands our languages as well as our spirituality our key to who we are as indigenous people so how do we get to that point and how do we provide learning opportunities for individuals and families to become successful in that measure there is no one answer there is not one simple answer which brought us to the point of thinking that if there's not a simple answer well then there has to be a wraparound or an integrated approach where you're dealing with different aspects of an individual and their learning concepts so we have at this agency we consider ourselves a learning agency so as you step through the door everything that we are providing as opportunity for learning are all stepping stones to get to the success of either what's keeping a person from being successful in achieving a job or else what's preventing a person from being successful in the classroom whether they're youth or adult learners now I'm bringing it around to the actual question here that we're that's in front of me we have formally an adult 12 program that is very successful treaty for Ed Center that's part of our organization as well as we have three programs within our program partnerships with the with south poly and one of them is called partners for success the partners for success are for low literacy and those people with low literacy have probably been on the classroom anywhere from 20 to sometimes 40 to 50 years and so whether they have cognitive disabilities meaning we assist them to achieve some sort of literacy level where they can have some sort of a job or else this is a stepping stone to getting to the other classrooms the next is called jump start which is also for adult learners and those adult learners have also been out of the classroom they have not achieved very much success a lot of them are new out of the correctional facilities they just have been marginalized for basically all of their lives so what we do is we take this opportunity to spend some time with them and this is a Monday to Friday program and they receive provincial training allowance but which helps them because now they're not on social assistance they're actually on a training allowance which is one step towards employment and being sustaining self-sustaining which is really exciting for a lot of our clients anyway that is meant to get them either to the pre GED where they're GED prepping or else to the adult 12 or adult 10 after they're successful in that classroom they go into the adult 10 the adult 12 or the GED program now these are all stepping stones like I said to success in order for the self-reliance and being able to provide for themselves and their families so those are our formal education programs however every program that we have has teaching components to it to either self-identity as Indigenous people what tribe they're from because that's the other aspect that we find that a lot of especially in urban areas we have schools who believe that teaching Indigenous education means that in a grade 8 classroom all the kids go to a sweat and what we know from our knowledge keepers especially around the city of Regina here we actually have five tribal groups that's the Cree the Soto, Nakota, Dakota, Lakota and we do have some Dene but not a whole not highly represented here but for example in if a classroom a teacher decides to bring all of the kids to the classroom or pardon me to a sweat lodge well there may be a Soto girl in that and the Soto and Soto women traditionally do not sweat except in very special circumstances or whatever the case may be so it's a pan-Aboriginalism or a pan-indigenization of who we are and while I I appreciate that there's effort there with our agency when someone comes in through our doors and even if we and especially when we do cultural types of responses to the person we do a family genogram so where what nation is that from what family are they from how can we connect them back to the reserve the their family their kinship system if for example they want to learn more about the traditional spirituality well we hook them up or we connect them with a knowledge keeper from that area so I just gave the example of a Soto girl well if a Soto youth came into the door what we would do is we would do that family genogram and we would try to hook or connect that person up with a Soto woman elder knowledge keeper so that they could gain the what their tribe would have and so we're starting to build identity not only as a human being not only as an indigenous person not only as a Soto person but a Soto man or woman or whoever they identify with so we're really trying to always learn and get to the core of who an individual is and then once that becomes strong how we build families and community within that you had mentioned when we did our our talk prior to this about our language program well we do have language opportunities which is very much part of our integrated services here it's not only open to our clients the city of Regina but we also do our city the people in Regina but we also do live streaming and we have the five languages and we rotate them in introductory classes so that we can give a smidgen of what a person would like and hopefully gather their interest enough that they move on whether it's university classes or the wherever they live that there's there's more advanced classes with those with those language classes we also provide for the youth of Regina both our summer students as well as the ones around the city a language camp every year and we hold that with land-based knowledge out at one of our first nations so a lot of times the youth that we take out there for the three days they're sleeping that's the first time that some of them have been out of the city that's the first time sometimes they've been out on a reserve and that's the first time that they've connected with knowledge keepers because we bring in university teachers who have the credentials western credentials to teach language during that language camp but they are in a partnership or a secondary position to all the knowledge keepers the older people that we bring out to that camp and those people the the knowledge keepers guide the curriculum they guide the activities and they are there for those young people to get used to being around older people because a lot of our young people are either shy or they don't know how to approach an elder they don't know how to approach someone especially if they think that they hold special knowledge and so what we're trying to do is demystify as well as well as give some sort of a generational connection intergenerational connection because the other thing is is that sometimes yes our youth have been raised by grandparents but then sometimes they haven't and so or their grandparents have been absent from their lives so this is the first time that a lot of our youth or I should say some of our youth have connected with those knowledge keepers so it's it's it's really interesting the transformation and it's only three days you know the transformation between the youth when they start out when they leave in the vans on that first day and when they come back and we provide opportunity even after that for those youth who go to that camp to still do activities throughout the year with those knowledge keepers that assisted them and we're not just talking like sitting around a boardroom table we're talking about bowling you know those types of social activities that that demonstrate good fun so I guess that's another another another program that that we would have how do you measure the success of your program we measure the success of all of our programs with both markers western markers as well as our agency markers I guess is I don't know if that's the correct terminology that I would use but you know for example if somebody's in our treaty four at program the greatest success would be that they finish their their grade 12 program so that's an easy one so completion of programming is is a measure of success however a lot of the people who come in and utilize all of our programs have several barriers so we measure success of individuals as opposed to programming and when we concentrate on assisting individuals get over their barriers or obstacles oftentimes they move towards the westernized concept of success now that's not always the case and that's when it's kind of my job to step in and especially with funding agencies or funding partners to say okay we had in this program 20 people start out and 10 completed however for the funding partner 15 or 18 completing would have been their success so when I go and I have a meeting with them I say at the beginning of this this person was homeless this person's literacy level was at a grade two this person was using heroin but we're at the end of this program and we're we are recommending him or her to continue on with either another program here or the same program because this person now has a home this person moved from a two to a grade six literacy level they have stopped using IV drugs and they have been successful in all of their corrections meetings so to us those are huge individual indicators of success that we have to support so that they eventually get to that westernized concept of what that marker is for for success for them it's a it's a challenge it very much is a challenge to go and have people understand the different concepts of of success but for us it's about individual and family success first and foremost what is indigenous education okay well I kind of talked a little bit about that in my introductory but for us indigenous is a better term than indian it's the whole definition of indigenous are the first peoples of the land and like I talked about earlier in the interview for us it's not enough at this agency for us to say for anybody coming in okay you're indigenous that's why we do the family genograms that's why we we connect and we talk about who a person is like for myself I am a korean matey woman I'm not only indigenous that's kind of like when you think of a circle all of the circles outside of it and for some systems and organizations it's good enough for them to stop at indigenous and that's not a criticism on my part what I'm saying is for us with our whole concept of integration and where we're going in learning and self-sufficiency and pride and knowledge and foundation and who we are as a kree matey woman or or kree matey man that we have to get down to that bottom of it because oftentimes whether it's that community trauma that individual trauma whatever the case is we have to work past that so that's why we go beyond that so I support the term indigenous but we go much beyond that how would you define education I would say that from our perspective here education is a subset of learning and learning is as indigenous people comes from first and foremost who we are and we have to in order to be successful find out who we are and that's through our inherent and treaty rights and those creator's laws that are given to us are natural laws our values our tp teachings our medicine teachings so all of those things have to be in balance or we're working towards the balance of those in order for us to be successful in those westernized settings and to get the most from that western knowledge there's that balance of our traditional indigenous ways of being so education what I think creates success is building all of that so that a child or an adult if they go into a classroom or or they're learning anything new it's not just about learning that new but understanding how it's all interconnected it's interconnected with other aspects of learning it's interconnected with success of an individual it's connected to the the learning of who we are as people so that's how I would define the education from an indigenous perspective what is your vision for the future of indigenous education in your community I guess that in community in Canada the answer would be the same those who are on reserve are a little bit more fortunate in the sense that they have more opportunity because they're smaller and they're more isolated so if you look at that concept of isolation or being together not really having a whole lot of that outside type of influence that we get in the cities or small towns there's plenty of opportunity yes there's barriers there's obstacles but there's plenty of opportunity for true concepts of indigenous education those of us who are in these systems in the cities and in small towns it's much more challenging but what is my vision for the future of education for indigenous people is how I would phrase that for those of us who live in the city and in towns because it's very very difficult to be an indigenous person in these mainstream learning systems when we don't have the support other than maybe a couple of other especially as we get to the higher levels of learning and I should say education to not have other indigenous people with us to not have those indigenous teachers those indigenous principles to not have the curriculum based on indigenous knowledge and concepts so what is my vision is that a person a kindergarten somebody who's five years old can go there my son he's migma and kree and matey that he's able to go there and find out exactly what that is that he's given tools to be feel empowered by who he is that he doesn't have to hide that that by the time he hits grade 12 that not only does he have the qualifications to enter into post-secondary university and be successful at that but also that they've worked on those other aspects of education and knowledge and learning whereas he is not a broken person or a person who doesn't know who he is but still can go into post-secondary but that it's all there and he's able to go into society and become successful as a indigenous person can you think of any types of information that if you had now it would help to achieve your vision such as the assumption here is it is assumed that most is right programs in the survey will require additional funding to help achieve their vision so this question these questions are designed to probe informational needs such as curriculum text or other educational resources to support the continued development of indigenous educational initiatives I think that the the biggest one other than the obvious for myself would be the acknowledgement by western systems as well as our own systems that when we bring in knowledge keepers that they are there as guiders and teachers of curriculum or lessons or whatever the case may be as opposed to somebody to bring in for a prayer or only as needed that they are integral right from the beginning of guiding learning and education programs I think that access to the lands to the languages to our traditional spirituality if that's what a person chooses those are all key to the success of any education system and for lifelong learning for us as indigenous people


What's up everyone? It's your girl Kinsey here from Layton Sports Cards and I am ripping 2021 Panini National Treasures Football Hobby 4 box full case break number 114 tiered random teams. Again, here's a look at the random results. You can always find these at LaytonSportsCards.com underneath the results tab and the link is also in the chat for you. All right, here we go. Here we go. Box one. You got it back? What was it? Ow. Oh yeah, when you were... Yeah, I remember that. Yeah. All right, we've got to 10. Deandre Swift for the Lions. That is 8 out of 10. 299 Ray Lewis Ravens. Got to 99 Franchise Treasures Justin Jefferson. 299 Viking. We've got dual rookie patches here. Kedarius Tony and Kyle Tras. Some college buddies here. That is out of 25. Giants is Bernie S and Box is Hilton T. This will be a random at the end. Oh, this is sweet. How about a one of one printing plate Stevie Young patch for the Niners? That's cool. William L. Player worn on that one. That's cool. 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We've got Quad Relic here. Barry Sanders. Curtis Martin. Marshall Faulk and John Riggins to 99. I doubt anybody has three out of the four. Let's see. Lions with William. Jets is Bernie. Rams is Brian. And Washington is Orin. Yep. That'll be another random at the end. Dual Rookie Patches of Naji Harris and Pat Primoth for the Steelers. That's a 99. Field Paths to 99. Rookie Gold Ain't Trace Sermon. Oh man. Sam be going crazy if you saw this next card. Got a 101. Printing plate. RPA. DeWayne Eskridge. Little Scridge action there. Seahawks. David G. On the Scridge one of one. Nice. We'll mag that. Got Patch Auto to 99. Cliff Harris. Cowboys.  RPA. Card number 11. Kyle Pitz for the Falcons. Brian R. with the Falcons. Nice. Empty. All right. Give me one second to set up these two randoms. Dual Patch and T. We've got Giants. Bucks. Giants. Bucks. Quad Patch and T. We've got Lions. Jets. Rams. Washington. All right. What's up Chris? Got four and four that is eight times on the random. Again, whatever teams are on top, we'll take home the cards. Eight times. Gonna do the dual between the Giants and Bucks first. Here we go. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Giants taking on the dual. And that one. And then eight times on the Quad. Good luck everyone. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Jets. Jets. Jets. We pulled a Yordon Alvarez. Gold to 50. Big Heart Auto. Andrew Vaughn. Ricky Refractor and Beast Auto. Let's go ahead and do the Relics here. First on the recap. Cliff Harris. Cowboys. Trey Sermon Niners. Janowski. Raiders. Terris Marshall Jr. Panthers. Quitty Pay Colts. John Randall. Vikings. Dimey Brown. Washington. We had Charles Woodson. Raiders. Davis Mills. Texans. Simi Pajoco. Three of five on the Patch Auto. They're Cowboys. Then had the Quad. Again, this was going to the Jets. The dual was going to the Giants. Snodgy Harris and Farmers Steelers. Terris Marshall Jr. Troopa Hubbard. DJ Shark Jags. Randy Moss. Vikings. Debo Samuel Niners. Jim Kelly. Bills. Trevor Lawrence. Jags. Kill Little Herbert. Bears. Tony Romo. Cowboys. Tyron Matthews. Chiefs. Kyle Trask. Bucks. Stevie Young. 101 Printing Plate. Niners. Justin Jefferson for the Vikings. You had the Rookie Jumbo. Laundry Tag. Rhonda Elmore. Three of five. That was sick. And our Mags. We'll do a cry on that one. We had the One of One Scritch. Printing Plate. Ian Bookton. 99 Saints. Kyler Merida. 99 Patch Auto. Cardinals. Falcons. Kyle Pitts. Crossover. Patch Auto. Bears. Justin Fields. Crossover. Patch Auto. And then the One of One NFL Shield Amon Rossi Brown. Congrats everyone. We got some flawless coming up.


Down 768 ticks, $103.58, you get the Euro at $125, the ends at $138, and the British pound is at $125 to $1.00 US. We get over and take a look at the spy folks, bottom line is that you've been trending higher all day long, you're up right now $4.50, $4.22, the high out here that we're going after bottom line, that's $72 million, we're going to do that $72 million, if we go to the cash S&P, now you're definitely above this cash S&P, we went above it, now we're below it, then we're above it again, it's $4195 I believe, $4195, we're $4223, so now you get a decisive break of that whole range. We're going to the cues, bottom line, the cues are still going after that higher swing point, we're right now in the cues where it's $352 and we take a look at this, I believe that swing, whoops, that's the swing, $371, let me put this out of the weekly a second, yes $371, $371 we're at $352, the dollar, we get over to the dollar with the bottom line you're pulling back on the dollar out here today, you put it back right now, $763 ticks, we'll see whether that's the turn rate, what we did with the dollar from the last up we did a .76 retracement, no, no, off the whole move down, so that's a strong move man, that's saying the dollar's not done, we're going to the note and bond market, notes and bonds want a higher price lower yield, stay right there folks, we'll come right back and we'll get 20 pass, we're going to have our mammoth to 10 more.


Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. Where do I normally sit? Are you guys usually perched higher am I usually sitting lower? I know I've had the fire That was maybe it's that window open. I don't know. I can't figure it out And if anyone to hang out just for a little while chat with me Certainly, I cannot be the only person that's been waking up with panic attacks the last couple nights Oliver can you do Nana favor Come here a minute. Can you reach up and close that as high as you can reach for me, please? Thank you Hey from Portland, Oregon. Hi Lisa. Hi Anna. Hi guys. I just wanted to check in. Oh, I guess I should have closed it Is that too bright behind me? Hi, Tracy. I'm okay. I got you know what I got up and Oliver did his schooling this morning and then for PE he took a shower Hi, Julie And then I thought well heck I'll take a shower and then I thought heck I'll even put on a little makeup and so then I know all you guys aren't here yet who I want to talk to you. So I'm gonna wait a couple minutes Honey your zoom isn't for another hour You're just gonna play prodigy or something for now. Okay and um Everything's been fine here. Everything's been good. We want for nothing. We've had nice evenings. Hi Cindy Hi Kim. I was just thinking about you Lisa. I just Thank you, but it's not on purpose I took a shower And I blew dry my hair. Okay, and then I got dressed and I remember it because all of you wonderful folks who are sending the birthday cards Thank you so much Um I had to run over to the post office and mail them Well, it's raining. It's pouring the old man is snoring Uh, that wasn't bad enough. Okay, so I didn't have an umbrella.  Hi Gina I just made the mud hustlers hot cocoa cookies Aren't they good now the next day you kind of have to put them in either a toaster oven or your air fryer Warm them up a little bit because you know, nothing's as good right out But right out there pretty dang good. I love them and my marshmallows were stale too So they worked well anyways, I just felt like I needed to come on Chat with my pals my pals just happened to be online on the youtube's And I was hoping I know it's kind of a funky time for everybody. Isn't it one two three? Oh, I hope I didn't get anybody at like dinner time Tell me how you guys are doing is everybody faring okay with the instead, you know, it's not just being bored, but Uh Last night for the first time since the quarantine I woke up with two pretty good panic attacks and I had some pretty intense dreams And I could feel that nervous energy today. So I'm trying and I need this to happen I need to please be returned to disneyland Hi sue howdy So I think if I just come on here and chat with you guys and get some of it out I will fare went better later on Um, I also ate a lot last night. Well, okay, uh, let's see. I love tracy says I love All of the recipes from salty veteran the dalgota. Um, I'm not familiar with Any of those things Kim had some bad dreams last night not sleeping great. Hello Renee Kim I'm so sorry because these dreams that I'm not even gonna say what I dreamt because I just needed to leave the universe I need it to be gone. So I don't dream them again and um Yeah, I just I would totally go walk it off if it wasn't raining I would just be Walk and walk and walk in miles because that's what helps me when I get like this But not in the rain even though I do have a new raincoat. Maybe I'll go out when Steve gets home poor kitty dog is not getting outside nervous energy sue Thunderstorms Kim's got thunderstorms, you know last night I ate but it wasn't from nervous energy It was I had the whole effort mind's sake because the boys See look, I'm all about the boys had a nana What did we have for dinner over Chili dogs Okay, so I scanned everything I tracked it for one chili dog. Does anybody want to guess it was all it was regular hot dogs Regular buns regular chili today's guessing game. How many smart points was Anita's chili dog? Because oh my goodness Um, I wonder if that had anything to do with my sleeping. I don't know why it would Lisa physically healthy just so restless and bored feel guilty about it because I should be thankful for my family's health Why do you feel guilty? if you feel guilty because you're you're Because you're bored Ah, lisa you shouldn't feel guilty about anything everything that's going on right now is totally beyond all of our controllers Please don't feel guilty my friend Sue had thunderstorms last night. Oops. I got a hair Her yokey was your yokey was so scared didn't go to bed too late to keep her safe I'm not poor little dog Cindy's down 3.1 That's fabulous. Okay, Cindy. That's great news. I see your fur Lloyd fur Lloyd's See, this is what happens when I get anxiety and I can't walk I can't talk so I come and share that loveliness with the rest of you guys Fur Lloyd fur load starting Monday at my job all in the same day now This is just complete dumbiness Does fur Lloyd mean like you just can't come to work till the epidemic's over but then you get to go back Or is it the same thing as being laid off But congrats on the loss. That is huge. Hi, Christine. Nope not 12 Kim Uh, Christine says 20 you're close A renais is ladies. Thank goodness if you are well usually don't put this out But my husband is on life support doesn't have Uh the comid but does have viral pneumonia. Oh my gosh, renais Well, you gotta put it out here so everybody can pray for him Do you have a name you want to attach to it for anybody who likes to have a name? If not, you guys need to pray for renais. Kerners has been pleased. Oh renais. I'm so sorry Uh a little more Lisa a little more Oh, we okay. Let's keep a how we in your prayers, please. I'm going to put out my good thoughts into the universe Absolutely renais. He needs to have all that positivity come in his way. I'm glad you put it out here I don't know how many folks are going to see it because I don't attract large amounts of People's on the youtubes, but we absolutely will Cindy says yes, hopefully back But not getting paid. I'll have unemployment. Okay. I don't want to be like nosy and asking questions So I won't but I hope I don't know if you have a partner. You do have a partner See, isn't that male handy? But I don't know if somebody that you live with or not if you have help I hope you have help. Oh, so many folks are just And I have and see here. I'm having a pen of tax when I have nothing to be panicking over Uh barbara says we had storms go through last night or tornado hit the town about five miles from me Oh my gosh.  Okay renais is 25 one ballpark hot dog I weighed out a quarter cup of shredded cheese a quarter cup of chili everything was weighed measured and the button 21 smart points for a chili cheese dog Holy cow. And and then here's what happened after that Okay, Cindy. That's good news. That's some good news I'm just trying to keep some of it positive for you when I'm sure you probably are like Oh you guys I'm so sorry I know 21 points. Okay. So then Steve made um Guacamole I always stay away from the guacamole. I never go near it and I love it. I love guacamole Something about having that 21 point hot dog Even though I was still in my in my range I just was like screw it and I ate all the chips and all the guacamole and he kind of looked at me like Why are you eating my guacamole?  So yeah, it was it was worth it But I'm really fighting that urge right now to just like be like, oh, I'm not even gonna worry about this right now until June Then I would regret it so bad. Wouldn't I Go back make sure genus is laid off with no pay but has been as laid off but is getting paid for now Okay, Gina. That's good news. That's good news Okay kids, let's have a talk about these people out there who aren't taking this thing seriously And if you are one of them you do not have to confess But if you know one of them we went yesterday we went to pick up steve's This weekend him and I are going to do our paint by numbers. I am so excited for this. I can even tell you we have it all planned He has his kit. I have my kit. He has them all set up. We're going to put on the fireplace We're going to put on our music We're going to have our drinks and we're just going to sit like a good old fashioned old married couple paint by number and just enjoy the evening and pretend That the world is in a normal place Why did I start to oh, so we went to pick up his kit And on the way home we stopped at the market all of our nice date in the truck Steve went in to get what we needed You guys There were so many people going in and out of that market with no masks on and I don't find that acceptable I am my soapbox right now because not only you know, if you don't care about yourself or you think you're invincible Okay, more power too But think about the other people that need to be protected by this who you might be around Use your noggin's and I don't I'm saying collectively you to the world to the universe To see me valley california not to you guys. I couldn't believe it. I was cop smacked I'm looking at in and out and in and out young and old and it's just like Hello, don't you even realize?  Even steve Did a tutorial. He got a t-shirt and I have a story to tell you about this He got a t-shirt and he cut it up and he saw this tutorial And It's so comfortable for him. He wears it. It's it's all a whole shirt. He just cut off the sleeves I don't know what he but he looks like a gun slinger and when he got home from work yesterday and he had that thing on and he had it up here and then he had like a Like a a plaid thermal and then his little pretty eyes were beaten out over it and he had this really cute hat on He looked really hot I was like you look really cute today hence the makeup. I thought Wouldn't it be nice if my hard working husband Were to come home to something other than a job of the hut laying on the couch in his pajamas I thought it would be nice. So let's throw the guy a bone All right, let me go back and see what you folks are saying and please don't anybody be offended by my rant But it's the truth Think of others if you don't care about I guess if you don't care about yourself, you don't care about other people Do you? All right Let's put these on Cindy. I'm glad okay. I'm going back. I'm going back lots of storms I don't know about you guys for me. It's easier to stay home when we have storms Sue, you know what? I haven't had one in my sleep like this. I I can read something or see something and it'll cause it But just in my sleep, I mean it bolted me awake and there was just a pit in my stomach No doubt Renee. I mean just go to youtube make your own mass, right bonita That's why this virus is spreading Cheryl, right? How hard is it come on folks? Let's flatten the curve. It's all up to us And just because okay christine has a retired iron. I get upset about this too. Anita. Thank you christine I'm glad that I have some backup on this Uh kim, I thought they made it law too, but you know what they're closing on you know here nita What are you talking about the coven for you said on your youtube? You weren't gonna talk about it All right, we'll just talk about it for a minute and then we'll stop. Um, I know I brought it up. Um Okay, I watch our governor every day. I do want to talk about it for a minute. Let's talk about it for a minute I don't know about you guys, but I've never seen my governor at any length as I have till now and I absolutely adore him I also adore our mayor. Our leaders out here are phenomenally wonderful. I think that they're the best Um I did cat. I do watch the governor every day. I caught last night. I feel like I'm in the dark. Um All of our parks That means walkways all of our parks for some reason steve couldn't get this through his cute sweet little head trails Everything except the restrooms because of the homeless are going to be closed everything's closed now Kim, that's a good question because I thought it was too and I think it's just a matter of Law enforcement and peer pressure to get on these folks to get with it Hello, mariah. You haven't missed anything. Hi patty um, let's see Everyone, please take this seriously. I live in Newark City. Oh susan people don't want to do it for themselves Please think of someone else they can protect social just social Yes, susan, I couldn't agree more Sue says it pisses me off that we can't get into fabric stores to get stuff to make masks I don't go into the grocery stores sue, you know at art I don't know where you are but our gross are michaels and our joannes you can order online and they drop it off to your curbside Sweet patties here. Hi, hope Hi, hope we've got high Hope I was just on my soapbox about all the peoples at the market yesterday that were To been throwing with no masks And it just pissed me off Yeah, Kim, I think you're right Our governor is hot Renee. So is our mayor Then they're both they're just they're and while Governor Newsom while he is saying Hey, you dumb asses follow the rules Six feet apart wear a mask, you know while he's saying that he's also saying But the angelinos are the best people on the planet earth.  He's he's really good. He's really good. I think he's gonna have a fan club Hi, Roberta. Hi, Tia I'm so glad you guys are here. Thank you Cheryl, I'm sure you do worry about her Um But thank her for all of us even if she's not like in the front lines She's a nurse. She's out there. God bless her. My mom's a retired nurse Sad day when the grocery store terrifies you I know and and you know, my husband he goes in all over and I stay outside Hi, Susan What you doing? In the grocery store, I practice social distancing. I don't want someone else's I think the bulk of us do take it seriously. I think so too. So that's why I'm always You know, it goes back to the uh, and this is this is not a dig at anybody here who might still smoke I'm always kind of surprised when I still see somebody out in public smoking I'm kind of like, oh people still do that, you know, and I feel the same way with the um, oh, they're completely closed now Sue, are you a married lady or a widow or a divorcee or anything? Do you have any old t-shirts of your husband? Because I know collectively all of our husbands will not get rid of their t-shirts I have so many t-shirts of steves here that haven't been worn since 1978 and you can cut those up you guys Okay, you're in indiana andru komo has been wonderful too. Yes Six feet apart six feet under Oliver's got his at um Patty says illinois government just said he doesn't see large summer events happening until vaccine. Yeah, and Susan says governor Newsom of california and governor quote of new york are superheroes aren't they though?  So perhaps you don't have any of his t-shirts left lying around I'm sorry if that was an insensitive question I would never absolutely ever be insensitive on purpose or careless like that People are having trouble finding the elastic for the masks, but they don't need elastic him There's so many other ways. I mean steve Oliver, where are our masks pubs that we can show them? Would you want to go ahead and one for nana for me? Thank you Yeah, none of our masks even have elastic him ours are all just ties Our masks can we our masks Here Oliver wants to show you his mask Come on down Come on up close so they can see it This is my mask And he can turn it inside outside we wash him and these are just like She just um, I don't know the terms for sewing But it's it's not elastic and they work great Hey, I read somewhere this morning for you folks like myself who are glasses Okay, sue good. I would Okay, good.  That was the first thing that steve used to Shoe strings. That's what I was that's what I was looking for patty. It was these remind me of shoe strings There's a way man. There's a way there is no excuse good enough That I have come across yet for not having him Hi, Barbara Mariah says I need masks for my family I just got rid of all my fabric a few months ago. I'll declutter. Isn't that just oh, isn't that just the case? And here I lucked out on the opposite spectrum. I'm ignoring him Um, I got a big box of plastic gloves before all this because of my psoriasis when my hand's really really broken out I can't wash them in the dishes I can't do the dishes. So right before this happened. Steve grabbed a box of gloves at Costco. There's like 45,000 in there. So He's huge rena. Hello joys. Good to see you marlene He's tall. He's responsible. You know what he had to do for pe today? Take a shower Oh, good Kim will you see you set him straight you tell them the patty whacker said you need to do this Oh, you guys, thank you for showing up. I think just talking and releasing all my energy Susan. Did you see my shirt?  Man, you know what even I have a feeling when we go back to the park We'll probably have to don all our gear there too, right? There you go. Sue. She's got macrame stuff I used to love to macrame macrame my grandmother The one who didn't care for me so much Always set me up with macrame and now it's I figured it out. She always set me up with lots of macrame stuff So that she didn't have to be involved with me Here here's some macrame. I need to go sit in the corner But I loved doing it. It was fun. I think it was like one of the only things I could do Thank you, rena. Anybody who's coming in late Who is a prayer and I believe you all are Howie Kurner needs your prayers, please Please rena Kurner's has been Um, he's in a horrible spot right now. Hi, Judith You know marlene for us it is uh, and it's pouring rain And I was telling the girls earlier I got my car to go to the post office for you guys sending cards you rock man You all rock, but you guys have just made this such a great thing Mmm The window is cracked I sat down slush.  Oh, that's that's a dang good question. Hello, lori Howie Kurner.  No path walking no nada every they're doing everything to make everybody stay home and I say good job It turned but barber don't you find it easier to well, maybe I Wish I had my walking though Oh, renee you're not with him. I didn't even think about that part Oh my gosh, they need to make everything mandatory Not a state here shut down a state there shut down, you know they need they need to shut down the country and um, a certain someone needs to keep Stop talking about opening the country when the country hasn't even been closed yet. This is why I can't talk about it I can't get into politics. So let's stop. Oh, he did today already susan Superney, okay.  I don't know It's I'm so sorry that you can't be with him and I sometimes my brain doesn't work right and and I apologize for not catching on to that right away Susan I live in New York City City haven't left my apartment since March 17th furloughed for my I can never say that word I know Susan, but stay there honey. Just don't move. We don't want I mean, it's so over there I can see you probably can see the germs. I have a friend in New York City. She's a single gal And uh, she lives in a teeny tiny place, but it's home and she loves it and every day I check on her and Oh my gosh, okay, let's see. Christine says there are protesters in Ohio because of everything the governor has shut down kidding me.  Just stay home. Um, I only go out every once two weeks to the grocery store, right? It's um It's like I know we all we're all of us. I know are always online because we're always online together, right? We're all chatting online and the one meme that says shutting down California and not shutting down what other state is like peeing in the pool and expecting it not to I That's great Barbara. See ours too. I'm just I have so much respect for our leaders out here And it's funny because I was talking I talked to um, a sherry over at motivate motivated muffins And I don't really follow other states much more than uh, Cuomo And that's it because I can only watch so much of it and Only doing one. Yeah, but we don't have that here. Kim. We don't have Walmart pickup. Anyways, uh Completely lost my train of thought gone Just as fast as it was here. Okay, my friend. We've been stayed home too. I'll ever have it and I haven't gone anywhere Um I the last place I went was when I went with Steve. Well to the market But we stayed in the truck and when we took kitty. Thank you Marlene You should see me, um You should see me light it because it's gas And when I was really young one time I was lighting a pilot light on an oven and it Blew up on me.  Oh for the best There's some crummy leaders out there. That wasn't there Yeah, I hope See that's one of the bumbers for me is um Before I love going to the store Because I'm such a social butterfly. I just flip through and I talk to everybody I know my butchers my produce guys everybody who works there a first name. They all know me and um It's like, okay, here we go And I miss going to the store and I'm missing my friends and then the other thing that's really Kind of mind boggling is all the hiring that they're doing I am too Barbara. I extend, you know, he's doing a really good job To keep myself daughter sane we get in the car and go for small drives But we don't leave the car until it is back in the garage, you know what sue that is one thing our our um Governor Susan I was going to ask you a question. Did you know that the parks are closed on sunday? Oh, you're on conference call. I forgot never mind They don't even want people on the roads. I guess they're grading the roads like they're looking at the traffic And he says when it first started we were at an a And as of late we're at a c he says we don't even want to see you guys on the roads We need you to just stay home. We know you need to get out and they understand they have family members too Maybe if I wine Uh Yeah sunday, but I wonder why they they put it off till sunday. Why didn't they just make it immediate? Yeah, he is tracy. Yes So is our mayor gilgar said he Yeah, he's cute too. They both are they both have a I love the way they talk They just they get their message across and they don't they do it with a smile on their face And um That's probably why I watch him. I don't know. I have nothing ready for dinner tonight Um, well, I never have anything ready for dinner any night because steve does dinner But I was going to try to do it for him tonight because I'm telling you guys He looks so cute when he got home from work yesterday I think it was the whole like cowboy look, but it's I don't even like country music, but he just looked cute Susan it's okay There's next easter and it's okay. I need you guys to be okay with being alone on easter and not seeing your grandkids I know that sounds harsh It sounds super harsh Miss him miss him miss him facetime facetime facetime There's gonna be next year and we've got to do it. It's what's called for man I would love to go see my mom's beautiful new house and See my dad and take him some divinity from seas which is our go-to But I would rather stay home and stay alive. I want to stay alive That's all it's boiling down to for me And I don't mean to be rude or unthoughtful you guys at all. I love you Susan. You know that and Keeping it PG watch out steve. Hey, I told you guys the other day, you know Hi your girl friday, how are you doing?  Oh, you must be talking to somebody All right. Well, let's switch subjects. Is there anything anybody wants to talk about? I have A few more minutes till I have to go because then Oliver has zoom zoom Um I missed that Anita. I forgot what I said. I'm sorry Renee Lori is doing a Passover satyr on zoom with cousins tonight so different than doing my satyr Okay, so Thank you sue. I appreciate that. I truly appreciate that I don't want people to leave the pediwak party because they're like, oh, she's an unthoughtful lady Why would I want to stick around here? Here's the thing um It's a scary scary virus and um I want you all alive and that means Staying in your house and missing your loved one and missing your grand. I'm asking you to do it anyways You know, it's again, you know, like Esther said yesterday or the day before 40 years ago We had the holocaust, you know Just be happy that we have a home. We have a place for now We have our health and not to put it in jeopardy just because we miss folks.  Yeah Did you like them patty? They were so easy too. Wasn't that the best part? Bye Renee, we're all thinking about you honey and thank you for popping in and letting us Allowing us to pray for him He does Susan. They're dreamy He's dreamy too until He gets comfortable on the couch Chicken parm tonight. I was dreaming about what I had in my house. So I wouldn't have to go out Oh, wait. Watch your style. See hope all what's up, bubs We're going You can come in and say hi if you want.  I have a question. Come here. I want to interview you. Come here. Why are you sitting in kiddie's bed because it hurts He asked me why I'm sitting in kiddie's bed. Let me show you guys what I'm doing Because I have hardwood floors. So I have this bed of hers But I have my feet in it because it hurts the hard floor hurts my ankles So come on in they're saying hi, how are you feel it sit up so they can see you How is this? How are you feeling? Well Come on be rational How is how do you feel about all of this that's going on? Does it bother you? What's the biggest part? What's the biggest bummer? Um Not being able to see my dad Your dad and your friend. Well, your dad was here yesterday. Tell him about the picnic you had yesterday We didn't really have a picnic. We just um, so he came You have to sit still though. We were talking and we had grilled cheese No, you didn't have a grilled cheese. This here's the regular story We have a tunnel outside our house one day. I'll show you guys and it was raining. They have to take six They have to stay six feet away So they took chairs out of the garage and they sat out there. They were talking and then I took them down Chicken at quesadillas made in my panini maker so they could have a picnic That wasn't no stinkin normal orange grilled cheese. I don't know. I said orange Roberta's saying hi. Judith. This says hi. Sue says hi Sue wants to know what is your favorite video game? Time's up moving on. Okay. I'm just kidding. What is it? Um, I don't you have to sit still if I Do it's it's a game called Um star wars jedi fall in order. Okay that that was like pulling teeth buddy Marlene says you have such beautiful brown eyes Thank you Tayya says hi. Tracy says hi Oh, and you smell good too Showers have taken a whole new meaning haven't they when we get in that hot hot water and we just stand there and it feels so good Doesn't it didn't feel good The meaning of shower is clean. I know but Before it was just like showered now.  That's so amazing.   Do you know what that is an icon?  We think yeah, we're all those games In my closet hi ester Oliver says that he doesn't like mining grandpa's new music You said you didn't like the music that since grandpa and I started listening to music. You said you didn't like it I'm not a fan. I believe were your words. Yes Esther, how are you today? We're all here because you guys are the best The best i'm gonna repeat this another time Mine are his This looks good because he took a shower. So his cowlick is down Huh my sweetie boy who soaked my battleship want to play battleship after you're done with school? He never wants to oh, thank you. I was telling the girls I took a shower and donned a little makeup for the old boy today And then I went outside to go to the post office And it was raining and then it got even worse and so here we have it When I try to look good. I can't when I don't I do Esther's making more masks spring cleaning the family room Boys do have easy hair. Hi Jenny. How are you? It has been raining for days. How did I not know you lived in southern california? I did and I forgot what part Jenny are you and recollect my recollection if you don't mind I know it's okay Do you need the password or is my phone? He has to go to class in a few minutes here Here kind of to me and I'll get it Okay, that's right. I remember now and I apologize for forgetting. I'm so sorry That I like the rain. It makes it easier to stay inside But I don't you know now that I'm looking at myself.  I'm just curious You're not going to be graded on this subject You're not going to be graded judged or anything of the above. I'm just curious I'm hovering man. I'm totally maintaining now after last night's 21 smart point chili dog That all may just change. Do you want to write this down dooders? Hmm Oliver sit down and write this down Okay four two four zero zero zero That's it Four two four zero zero zero Do you get it? three My I don't pope. I don't know how I'm maintaining. I guess I do it's because um It is hard Julie It is hard and I hope you're giving yourself I feel like the word grace is overused. I wish I could think of I'm gonna have to get on my computer and look for a good Get my thesaurus out And find another word besides grace and break because uh, you need it right now. We've got a lot on our minds Christine is still tracking maintaining lifetime, but really munching at 3 a.m. When I can't sleep. Okay, you know what? I think that's great. I do. I think it's great. You can't sleep Uh Mariah's staying about the same up a few points, but not a full pound What? Okay, wait till it's closer till two o'clock bub. She's probably not on there yet Rosie says the more I go the more I feel like calorie counting. Why I only like the program for the support groups Oh, and honestly I'm getting more and more of that through youtube I know you'll still be here, but Susan's lost eight pounds But because of anxiety I'm sorry my friend that you have that anxiety. I'm not gonna say I'm sorry you lost eight pounds because you know what? I'll be totally honest with you if I lost eight pounds Due to a bad cold I'd be happy with it, but I don't want to see my friend suffer for anxiety He's he already did his pe. He's going back to class Okay, listen to me. I'm gonna read it to you again four two four zero zero zero All right, hold on hold on and I'll text her are you email her and ask her Please don't sit in the chair like that. The leg is gonna break. Thank you Lori gained three and a half pounds last week, but lost one and two and two and okay, cool You guys are awesome. It's meant to be a compliment Oh, I know Rosie. I know I just to me counting calories and that's your own problem You know, it just I like my simple points Um, excuse me guys. Well, okay, you know what? I don't know your email address Oliver What's your email address? Yeah, okay got it No, it's not don't you don't have to say anymore because somebody might watch this later and try to send you something so We'll finish it off ourselves. Hi Rosie Okay, so here's another thing in the middle of the night. I want cheese and crackers I've been wanting cheese and crackers too and like I said earlier Last night. I went crazy with the crackers. I'm talking about food that triggers people. I'm so sorry Some people lose when they're anxious the rest of us eat and gain weight Um Just keep in mind you guys That we all know how to take it off. We all know how to take it off Are we being set back a little some of us not all this there's some real diehards out there that I don't know How I feel about them being so I guess it's great and a little weight We're gonna be okay because we know how to take it off. We have all the tools ww has given us all the tools For some of us It's like we can't even get rid of the tools if we want to like I've said many times when I go for that Something that I'm not supposed to have I back off If I hit my points and I think I want to be bad I back off and I can't be alone I can't imagine hope They don't want to do their homework. There's no islands. Oh It's hard. Uh Judith is now I'm 15 pounds over goal G's I'm having esophageal problems and I'm on a soft diet high in carbs yet Okay, Judith, but you have to take care of your health You have to take care of your esophagus if that means in the meantime gaining 15 to 20 pounds I think that's right around where the average number is for the folks that uh Oh, no rosy. No cake. No bread. No soup. No cake. No bread I can't even imagine man.  I'm in the same boat. I'm working the program. Um Judith take that back Take it back right now. You're you're not always whining for one. This is a conversation We're all having at a tough time and we're just all like verbally vomiting As I like to call it and that's what we're here for for each other, right? This isn't all about me just because I'm the one that initiates the conversation by having my blabbery mouth on youtube This is for all of us to come together That's what this is about It's not about me. It's about us and as corneos that sounds Won't you be my neighbor? Okay, kids. I do have to sign off because he is going on with his classroom Thank you for letting me Get some of this nervous energy out. I appreciate it again. Like I say every day if there's anything I hope That I can do Also, I want to tell you guys I put the live in my videos for two reasons if you would like subscribe and hit the notification bell That would help so that when we do have these lives people will know and they'll come in because I get a lot of people come in later And I think the more the merrier not because of the views and the because it's more fun, but um Get gone again totally gone. I forgot Thanks to our essential worker. Oh, I was going to say to you guys Oh, I put the okay Bring it back nita. I put the live in there So those of us who want to chit chat live can chit chat live and those of you Who only like to watch my cook with me's my my wands my strictly w w content content that way you can know the difference Ha I hope that's sweet, but you know, it's like I have lots of buddies close buddies are like nita I don't watch your live and I'm like pal. I don't expect you to These are not meant to be watched afterwards. Uh, they're meant for us to come together Now why we're all stuck Thank you guys for your support. I love you all madly Thank you, Susan. I needed the company too And um likely Through this I'm gonna come on every day. You know, it's not popular with everybody, but I'm it makes it's good for some of us We need it, right Hope needs it to get away from all of those stinking kids Let's do it for hope Don't forget howie kerner in your prayers prayers If you're like me and you just like to send out positive love into the universe do that too. His name is howie kerner He needs us to just Bring in that love. I'll talk to you guys tomorrow. Thank you