What's going on everyone? Sam here with Layton Sports Cards. We are ripping at 20-23 Top Scrone Baseball Jumbo HDA 8-Box Full Case Break No. 33 Pick Your Team Style. Read off the list of our names and our teams. We've got Amari G with the Blue Jays and Padres, Brad R. Diamondbacks, Chris H. Cubs, Sub-Zack, Colby C. Phillies, Edge H. Cardinals, Gary A. Reyes, Jeff T. with the Twins, Jeffrey H. Red Sox Tigers, Yankees White Sox, Joseph S. Pirates Rockies, Keith J. with the Guardians, Kenny K. Angels, Chris B. with the Braves, Larry P. Reds, Matt S. Astros, and Rangers, Ryan T. with the Dodgers, Sean M. Metz, Sean R. Nationals, Athletics, Marlins, Shigunori Yu with the Mariners, Steve O. Brewers, Timothy M. Royals, Tony T. with the Orioles, and Zach L. with the Giants. Good luck here, everybody. Another finest spot came in. Thank you, Joseph. We're down to just, I believe, five to go on finest now? Four to go on finest. Four to go. Here's your guys' link, Random Team Style again. Thank you all for taking spots in that. Let's get rockin' and rollin' on this case here. Andrew, I'm with a finest spot. Thank you, Andrew. Got another finest. Thank you, Andrew. Appreciate that, man. Thank you, thank you.  All right, let's do it, guys. Here we go. Yeah, no, that's a great deal, honestly. It's a great deal. I love when SGC does their deals like that. It is awesome. Touch, Hyper, or not Hyper, Prism, Juan Soto for the Padres, and Michael Massey refractor rookie going to the Royals, Masatake Yoshida rookie, Raleigh Green rookie. Face Auto, Simeon Woods Richardson going to the Twins. There's a little bit of a scratch on that. Send an empty box and wrapper with Minnesota. And Chris Bryant for the Clements, Matthew Libertor. Green, Tatis. True Green to 99. Fernando Tatis Jr. going to the Padres. Soto and Clayton Kershaw. See a Super or a Red. Pink, Anthony Rizzo to 399, Yanks. Hyper, Chuck Nasty, and Matthew Libertor refractor rookie for the Cardinals. They've got a refractor rookie auto coming up here. James Altman rookie. Spragman, Brandon Hughes. That'll be going to the Cubs. Nice one there, refractor at a rookie auto too at 499. John Gray refractor. Adley Rutschman rookie. Prism, Carlos Perez and Jordon refractor. 40 bucks case of blasters. That's pretty solid, actually, Zach. That's not bad at all. Trishon Casas rookie. Hunter Brown refractor. I mean, Prism and refractor, actual refractor, Vladdy Jr. Michael Harris rookie. Corbin Carroll Technicolor. Bryce Harper and MJ Melendez. Refractor for the Royals. Gunnar Henderson rookie. Tovar Prism of Tyler Freeman and a Yoshida refractor for the Red Sox. Oh, we got a gold wave auto. Come on, let's see somebody big. Nolan Gorman. That is going to be gold wave auto. Nate Ian. Nice one there for the Royals. 14 to 50. Gold wave on-card auto. Congrats, Casey. Brandon Lowell. What's up, Nicholas. How you doing, buddy? Nicholas. Alvarez Future Stars. Prism, Yachty and a Josh Smith J. Smoove refractor. Yeah. Yeah, I pulled, I like to pull one super out of top scrum this year, but I pulled a couple last year. Von Grissom, Francisco Alvarez, handful of Bowman chrome supers, like four or five, I'd say. Riley Green rookie. Goldy. And James Outman. This card is far out, man. Yeah, we had to push it to, we had to push it to tonight, Eric. Had to push it to tonight. So it'll be ripped in later on tonight. Give it some more time to fill. Rashid with two spots in Finest. Thank you, Rashid. What's up, Illest. How you doing? Illest. Two left on Finest now, everybody. Two to go on Finest. So we got to get Sapphire and Tenbox Tuesdays sold out. Let me have a look into our basketball as well. Prism Kyle Stores and Jill Musgrove refractor. Riley Green base auto. James Outman. Nice one there. Congrats on that one Dodgers. You know what this card is? Far out, man. And Wilson Contreras refractor. B-Rookie Corbin Carroll rookie. Green Seasazuki 52-99. Glennie. Glennie, Glennie. Glennie, type this kid up over there. Kodaisenga. Logan Ohapi. Pink Midi Diamonds, Mackenzie Gore. Two, three, 50. No, Prism is Michael Conforto, Torvalson refractor. Yeah, there's no Ali's in this product. He probably won't be in until 24, would be my guess. Probably no Ali until 24. Brett Beatty Rookie, which makes sense to hold him out because of how good this class is. Bregman. Bryce Johnson base auto. Nice one there for the giant CJ Crone. Yeah, he's in any like Bowman set. He's in a bunch of Bowman stuff. So he'll be in like Bowman Sterling, Bowman's best. 22 Bowman was his first. George Springer, Rhys Hoskins prism, and Cabrine Hayes refractor. Prism, Yoran, Verlander refractor. Josh Young rookie. Avasil Garcia, and Nolan Gorman refractor rookie. John Gray, Masatake Yoshida rookie. Hoskinsino, Danesby Swanson prism, and Mitch Hannigan. Oh, Orange Wave. Like a lot less base in this one. It's like Orange Wave auto. Esteban Kiros 23-25. Nice one there. Congrats, Cubs. Pulled a gold wave and an orange wave now. Not bad. Not too shabby at all. Nice one there. And Spencer Stier refractor, whoop, just fell. Rookie. Alexandros picking up a spot in Finest. Thank you, Alexandros. So down to just one to go in Finest now. Gotta get Sapphire filled up. That's at like 12 to go. 22 Bowman Chrome Sapphire. Let's get that filled on up. Just two baseball breaks remaining as well as a 10 box seizure. Bowman Chrome filled up down to 11. Need 11 to go on Bowman Chrome Sapphire. Thank you all. Appreciate that. Nolan Gorman rookie. Peña, Alvarez, prism, Chris Bryant, and a Peña refractor. Sean dropping that link right there. 11 to go on that. Box three of top chrome jumbo now. A bunch of big name prospects in there. Obviously, I would say probably Vecaro. Vecaro would be the biggest one you're looking for.  It's not his first, but it'll be a second Bowman card. Vulpe and Corbin Carroll. Herman Marquez, no baby. That's weird. Prism, Gunner Henderson. There you go. Orioles and Lenin Sosa refractor rookie. Podaisenga. Michael Groves, Stephen Kwan, Nolan Gorman rookie. Josh Young, base auto, Spencer Stier. Nice one there. Reds, congrats. Base Spencer Stier auto and a Bryce Terrain refractor rookie for the group group. Beatty rookie, there's the Beatty we were talking about. Purple Mini diamonds, Mike Yastremsky to 2.99 for the Giants. Bryce Harper and Reese Hoskins. Top load all those. What? Top load all those. The greatest Jeff to ever play baseball. Probably Dragwell, I'd think, right? Am I missing anybody? Alec Thomas to 1.99. Teal Lava. Prism, Alex Bregman and Mike Yastremsky. What's up? I'd say so. Kent would be another one you think of. Nolan Gorman rookie. Base auto is Nelson Velazquez going to the cups. Nice one there. Chicago, there's some roller marks on that. Send an empty box and wrap it with the cups as well. Manny Machado. I got a relic of some sort. It's going to be a Anthony Rizzo. Game used for the Yankees. Nice one there. Congrats Yankees. Lattie Jr. There's Langlears and Joey Vado refractor. Masi Masatake Yoshida. Asturi Ruiz. Bryce Thrang, Baio. DL Hall. Prism, Michael Toglia, Kyle Stowers. Also have Crown Royale team all today for basketball. Those spots are like $25 off a piece. So good deal on those. $100 a spot. Gets you into a random team. Green Mini Diamonds Oswald Paraza on the short print image variation. Grats on that one there. Yankees. Very nice. I'm AxeBot Cayman. Thank you there, Eric. Grats, Yankees. Yes, that is Mike Tolbert on the thumbnail as well to cover Mike Tolbert and Jeff Conine today, Carl. Carl. Mike Tolbert and Jeff Conine making the thumbnail tonight. DJ Lemayhew, what did you say? Jeff Conine for a bit.  Yeah, oh yeah. I mean Conine was a god in my original OGs. Riley Green Rookie. Refractor Otto, Alec Burleson. I'd be going to 499 and going to the Cardinals. Nice one there. Evan Longoria. Nice Longu. Hallie Rushman, Rookie. Soto, Danes V. Swanson. Bellinger. Strider, that's Jonathan Aranda. And Javier Asad. I know for sure. What's up, William? William. How you doing, buddy? Because I know for sure Jeff that has a tint on Tolbert.  Everybody 21 or 11 spots to go. 11 to go. Oh boy. Masataki Yoshida. Aaron Judge. Andres Jimenez. Crism. What's up, Timmy? Aaron Judge, Refractor. Today, you are about to face Otto Oswald. Paraza, going to the Inks. A couple of nice Parazas in this one. Congrats, New York. And Michael Harris, Refractor Rookie. For the Berets. For the Robles. Future Mini-Namans, Miguel Vargas, 350 for the Dodgers. Shoiza and Alexis Diaz. Adley, Face Rookie. Christopher Morrell Rookie. That is a James Outman. Another Rookie for the Rookie Otto for the Dodgers. Ken, that card, man. Far out. And J.D. Martinez. There's literally, in Luminance, an insert called Far Out.  Wino, Wino, Wino, Blue Sonar, Edwin Diaz, 125. It's not a Sonar, dude. Oh my god. Congrats, Matt. Prism Cotsucker and Luis Castillo. So bad, dude. It's like an alarm. Play a car alarm. Look at the chief one. An aftermarket car alarm. Gabriel Moreno, Prism Christian Yelich and Edwin Diaz. That's about it, yeah. Michael Harris Rookie. Right, Andrew? That's a yellow car for the Sonar. That's Cody Ballinger Prism and J.P. Crawford Refractor. Nice one there for the Mariners. Metanus. Mubeshet and Eloy. James Outman Rookie. Prism Costas. Eloy Jimenez and Kyle Schwerber. Another Gold Wave Otto. This Gold Wave Otto. Grayson Rodriguez. Nice one there. 49 of 50. Congrats, Orioles. Nice gray rod and Max Free. Oh man, that's funny. Titans of Adley Rochman and Jazz Chisholm Refractor. The funniest part is you just go, that's just not a Sonar, dude. Conor Anderson. Prism of Corey Seeger and Teascare Hernandez. That's like, at least if it's annoying, let it be accurate. Somewhat accurate. I would say Rashid for Finest, all the same guys that are in this. So it's going to be like Rochman Henderson, Carroll, Outman, Volpe, Harris, Walker. I'm sure I'm missing one or two names. Yoshida, Kodaisenga, Alvarez, Baby. There's like 10, there's like between 10 and 15 really good names in there. Like Golden Under Autos or Maggable. James Outman Rookie. Bogart, Scarrett Mitchell. Charism and Pinalanza. Purple Minidiamonds Otto coming up. Masatake Yoshida. Christopher Morell. Asturio Ruiz, the 299. Nice one there for the A's. Cameranel with a spot in IMAC. Thank you there, Cameran. Down to 9 to go and Bowman Chrome Sapphire, everybody. One to go in Finest as well. And Austin Riley. 9 to go. Bowman Chrome Sapphire. Negative, Reese Hoskins. Prism Ian Hap. And Max Meyer. We do it on random.org. We'll do it on random.org. Hunter. That is Josh Bell, non-blue blue wave. 275. And Alex Kahn Otto, I believe. Casus Rookie. Shea Langlia's. Gunner Henderson Rookie. Josh Young, we've got Purple Auto Miguel Vargas to 250. Great, I thought that LA. LA doing very well right here. And Taylor Ward. Adley Rutchman Rookie. Scrupolas. Striction Casus. Prism Cade Cavalli. Nice one there. And Starling Marte Partay. Shane Bieber Prism. And Catella Marte. Michael Harris. Adley Rutchman Titans. Joe Ryan Refractor for the twins. Riley Green Rookie, nice. Goldie. Prism is Javier Asad for the Cubs and Jose Miranda. Refractor. We've got a base auto coming up here. It's going to be Austin Riley, Mark Appel. Base auto that's going out to the Phillies. Nice one Philadelphia. Jake McCarthy. Bam Bam J-Ram. Torkelson. Prism. Brian Reynolds. Pirates. And a Francisco at Lindor. Last pack, yeah. Vaughn Grissom. Francisco Alvarez. Marino Vargas Cavalli. Jordan Walker Rookie. There we go for the cards. A. Seah. J-Ram. And Stephen Kwan. Stephen Kwan. Here again is your link to Saphir down to 9 to go. Bowman Chrome Sapphire. Nandigo. I'm also going to drop you guys a link to Crown T-Mall breaking a little bit later on. Spots on sale heavily marked down. Moreno Prism. And Lou Bob. Riley Green Rookie. Goldie. Brian O'Keefe. 224 out of 499. Refractor. Rookie Otto for the Mariners. Gratz Mariners. Nice one there. And a Mackenzie Gore Refractor. Unknown Gorman Rookie. Fuchsia. DJ LaMehue. Sioux. 399 for the Yankees. Bichette and Josh Young Refractor Rookie. For the Rangers. Last one there. Grissom that's Francisco Alvarez Rookie. That's Purple Mini Diamonds to 299. Clayton Kershaw. Prep 80 Prism. And a Miguel Cabrera Refractor. Nice ones there. True Blue Auto. Come on. See big name. J-Ram that is going to be Mark Vientos to 150. Nice one there for the Mets. Pretty solid hit. True Blue Color Match. Mark Vientos. I think they're Gary picking up a tiered spot later on for choice. Louis Ortiz Refractor Rookie. Thank you Gary. Appreciate that buddy. Morrell Rookie. Jordan Walker Rookie. Oswald Paraza. It's a prism of Mookie Betts and Hunter Green. Groshan's Volpe and Carroll. Back to Back Rookie. Ken Waldechuk Prism Rookie for the A's and Abyssal Garcia. Kodaisenga. Vientos. Logan O'Hoppy Rookie. Kershaw. Ivan Herrera. Rep 80 Rookie. Aaron Judge. Miguel Vargas. Prism. And Ramon Aloriano. Base Auto Will Benson. Going to Guardians. Grats on that Cleveland Will Benson. Little Bible verse inscription as well. And a Josh Bell. Marlin's Legend. Now Josh Bell. Adley Rushman. Future Stars. A Max Scherzer. Shintaro Fujinami. Refractor Rookie for the Athletics. Josh Young Rookie. Fujinami. Prism of Austin Hayes. And Bobby Whit. Refractor Rookie. Not Rookie, just Refractor for the Royals. Again, one of the hottest hitters at baseball right now as well. He's playing well. Robert P with a spot in tier. Thank you Robert. I'm getting guys, 9 to go on Sapphire. I'm going to drop you a link for 10 bucks Tuesday as well. That's down to just 12 to go. Pretty good lineup on 10 bucks Tuesday. Got a 22 definitive. 2020 Bowman Jumbo. 2020 Bowman Super, Bowman Drive Super Jumbo. 19 Bowman Chrome. Couple 23 Topped Crohms and a Finest. 22 Cosmic. 22 Sapphire. 22 Bowman First Edition. So some solid, very, very solid potentials in there. Two boxes left everybody. Good luck. There's Paul Goldschmidt and Brandon Crawford. Gunner Henderson Rookie. Austin Riley. Refractor Matt Walker. 324 out of 499 on the auto. Honestly, Mooc. Nelson Velazquez being 100% honest with you. I know about as much as you do. What up, Mooc? How you doing, buddy? I honestly, right hand to God, I don't know any more than anybody else. And card sorter guy. Green wave drew waters to 99. Nice one there. Rookie for the Royals, Matt Chapman and Riley Green. Refractor Josh Young Rookie. Joe Musgrove to 150. Nice one there for the Padres and Louisa Ross. Yeah, it is wild. It is absolutely crazy. Absolutely crazy. Like you said, it's an understatement. Riley Green Rookie. Teal wave, Tyler Freeman. 188 out of 199. That'll be going to the, uh, Grats Guardians. And Chuck Nasty, Refractor. Chuck Nasty. Riley Green Rookie. Zinner Booger. It's Riley Green Prism. Leo Verguero, Refractor Rookie. I'll be honest, I'm with you on that, Mooc. No one, Gorman. Prism, Volpe. Francisco Alvarez. Jordan Walker, Rookie. And Chris Sail, Refractor. Freeman, Springer, Prism. We Javi Baez. Yadir Molina, Refractor as well. Got Jeff G. with the Stroze and Versteen tomorrow. Still nine to go in Sapphire. That's our next break with Spots. That's our next break with Spots. Christopher Morel, Rookie. Josh Young, base auto of Michael Massey. We go into the Royals. Got Jonathan India, Refractor. Volpe and Carol, back to back. And Matt Olson, Refractor. Codeye Senga. Logan O'Huppy. Prism, Jordan Groeschans, Rookie. And Thomas, Refractor. Got Daniel with a couple of UEFA, um, and Boss Z with a spot in. Tiered. That might be sold out. Choice tiered. Is sold out now. Thank you all. One basketball break remaining. That's it. One basketball break on the night is just crowned T-Mog and spots are heavily on sale. Heavily, heavily on sale. Definitely check that out. So of our prism is Oswaldo Cabrera, Rookie. And Refractor, Z-Kill Duran. Brett Bady, Rookie. Austin Hayes. Nolan Gorman, base auto Freddy Furman. Nice one there for the, uh, Royals. And Hunter Brown, Refractor, Rookie. Nice, Volpe to 199 on the teal. Grats on that one there, Yinks. Jordan and Nick Castellano. Purple Robbie Ray. Let me go into the, uh, Marys. Corbin Carroll, Prism. And Mark Viento, it's Refractor, Rookie. We got Cabrera, base auto Luis Liberato. Nice one there. Yeah, Michel. Got a lot of random team spots left. Yes, sir. Luis Liberato going to the Padres and trade turner. Yeah. A couple of baseball, just two baseball breaks remaining. One basketball and the rest is football, leaf, uh, um, pop metal and, uh, Mastaka Yoshida and, uh, uh, football and hockey. Let's go. One of five. Logan Ohapi on the red. Congrats on that one. There you go. Angels. That works. Hey, what up, Tone? Tone. Yeah. Fanatic's live. Fanatic's live, Joan. Let's go. Oh, Prism, Mike Yashemsky, Shane McClanahan. Uh, who are you talking about, Tone? Yeah, that's nasty. Congrats, Angels.  Rhonda Coony, Prism. Nice one there. And Oscar Gonzalez. It is only on Apple. That's the only thing, Tone. I don't know if you have an Android. That was a Corbin Carroll. It is currently only, uh, in the U S and only on, uh, Ohapi Refractor, Rookie. Yeah. Sorry about that, Tone. I know that's one of the newest updates they're going to push out. So it's, uh, it's, uh, on all, all platforms, Trish and Casas, and then eventually go to it when it's, uh, that is, uh, Connor Henderson, Tyler O'Neill, Prism and JJ Bladet. And then obviously eventually go international as well. Blue Ray Wave Auto. That's Adley Rochman. It is going to be Adley Rochman. Let's go. Congrats on that. Orioles. It's a big time hit right there. 19 out of 150. Let's go. Baltimore. Oh, get Hakai out of here. You just said what's going on for us. Get them out. Uh, yellow card on Hakai. Yellow. Oh, yellow on Cameron. Yeah. Man, brutal. Oh, Jayrod Refractor. Yeah, that's nice. That Adley is pretty nasty. I'm not going to lie. That is a very, very solid Adley Rochman. That's a Michael Harris Rook. Dermot's Garcia. Prism of Royce Lewis. You're good. You're good. I'm just messing with you, guy. Uh, let's do a quick recap here, guys. Pretty solid case overall. We had Anthony Rizzo, Bay Soldiers, Luis Liberato, Freddie Furman, Michael Massey, Will Benson, Mark Appel, James Outman, Oswald Paraza, Spencer Steer, Nelson Velazquez, Bryce Johnson, James Outman again, Simeon Woods-Richardson, Refractor out of the 499, Brandon Hughes, Brian O'Keefe, Alec Burleson, Matt Walner, Purple Mini Diamond Auto to 299, Asturi Riz to 250, Purple, Miguel Vargas, Teal Wave to 199, Tyler Freeman, Blue to 150, Mark Vientos, Gold Waves to 50, Nate Eaton and Grayson Rodriguez, and an Orange Wave, Esteban Kitos. We had a Let's Go, Logan Ohapi 105, and then Adley Rochman, Blue Ray Wave, 19 of 150. It's going to do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the film. Coming up next, we've got Finest.


Next up, I am excited to introduce Assad Raza. Assad has spent time in technical and leadership at several different startups. He's founded his own company and served in engineering leadership roles and also worked as a consultant where he has helped other companies build their software applications. So in his unique experience, he's been able to work with many, many other companies, especially startups and nonprofit companies, to help them tune and tweak their software development practices. And I'm excited for him to be able to share his experiences of the best practices he's learned with you now. Remember to hop into chat, ask questions of each other, and share your experiences as well while you are listening to Assad's stories. Hi everybody, my name is Assad and I currently run my own small consulting company. I am the current chief of that company. And the topic of my talk is to use GitLab as a default DevOps tool for nonprofits and early stage companies. So a little more about me, I've served as chief technology officer, I've served as a CEO of a couple of startups as well. And I've genuinely enjoyed the CTO role much better than that. And that's why I moved forward in doing that full time as compared to doing other roles. So my company, current chief.com, basically we consult nonprofits in their digital transformation and all of this, I chose this direction based on my previous experience in the area in my previous companies. Since 2013, since I started working professionally, I've launched over 50 software applications where some of them were got featured into App Store and Play Store. Some of the applications also had millions of users and some are still being used by hundreds of thousands of users right now. So when I started working professionally, DevOps looked like the wild west. So basically people were just pushing files directly into servers using clients like FileZilla and it was pretty much a mess and Git or Mercurio or any version control systems were not well adopted. So it became a really pain to actually review other people's code. It became a pain to actually have any conflicts in the different files that a few developers were working on. So eventually when things started getting better and in a few years we started using multiple tools for each part of the DevOps process. So we had multiple tools for building, for coding, for testing and for deploying. Eventually what happened was that once the space got hot, everybody starts jumping in and then the space started looking like this, which meant that it became impossible to use different tools. If you're a consulting agency, each client had different requirements. So you pretty much had to learn each and every tool and there were so many configuration problems with tools as well. So one tool would get updated or something would change and because of that you would have to change your configurations and your connections with different tools as well. So CI, CD or DevOps for the whole process became a mess. So some of the apocalyptic scenarios that I've seen and witnessed during these years was that basically people would push a change and it would just break down and we would not know where it broke down. So basically as we all know as startups or even as big companies, according to Parkinson's law that work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion. So basically even if you're a small company or a big company you would eventually try to ship any features at the end so you can either show your investors, your new customers or your existing customers as well to get their premium memberships. So one of the funniest stories that I came across was basically I was on a stage in New York at a big conference in front of 2000 people three, four years ago and our login feature broke down and the phone number field was not working when we were adding our phone number for verification. This caused a lot of embarrassment and we pretty much lost that pitching competition as well basically because of that. And eventually I also saw configuration issues and there were a lot of issues for human errors. Obviously who would work on compiling all of these tools or configuring all of these tools together would have to give a great amount of detail on each and every step of the process. So my first reduction with GitLab was not as a DevOps tool. I saw a Y Combinator talk a few years ago where GitLab CEO was telling how he manages his 100% remote company and I became curious and saw that people were actually pushing changes to the handbook or GitLab employees were basically pushing changes to the handbook which I found super funny because they were making their non-practice people also use Git as well. Furthermore then later I started using GitLab initially for repositories and eventually once I became more and more proficient in it we started using it for a complete workflow. And right now GitLab is the only tool that I use for my own work because it makes everything super easy and there's only one point of failure. So before we actually go to what GitLab provides for a small company or a non-profit with low budget for technical themes, some of the problems that happens with multi-tool approach is you can't stay lean. So if you have multiple DevOps tools on different stages there's a very low chance that you can find somebody who has an expertise on those tools and can debug it like an expert. Furthermore hiring becomes a problem because the budget is low for us, for small companies and somebody who has that kind of knowledge is operating at the top of their game so it becomes very hard to hire them and compensate them accordingly as well. Furthermore there's so many failure points because you'll connect tool A to this, tool A to deployment, tool B to development, tool C to testing and these multiple failure points makes it hard to actually debug code or fix issues in production as well in case there's some apocalyptic scenario. So the biggest advantage that I found on GitLab was it took me like two weeks to figure out everything regarding the CI CD or the whole CI CD pipeline how I can run different jobs on different environments and then it became like super mainstream and it became very easy for me to handle everything. Furthermore it became very easy for me to also train talent as well so instead of trying to train people on different tools GitLab was the only go-to place for pushing their code for testing their code for deploying their code. Furthermore in case of bugs or anything we had single point of investigation which made it much much easier as well and in case of failure there was less downtime because we only had to go to GitLab for a problem. Furthermore for product managers and other non tech people that I work with GitLab's UI makes it very easy for them to visualize how the whole development process is working and how the whole DevOps process is working. As compared to they have to go to the CI CD configuration and see how these different jobs are running so that makes made it really easier and also made us explain that why we are using GitLab to our customers as well. So these are a couple of reasons that I transformed my previous companies and my current agency using DevOps.  No matter whoever you are this is my rule number one. The second and everyone should be able to debug and resolve simple issues as well. So if you create a simple pipeline you should be able to resolve issues for that as well. Furthermore one of the things that became really important and really apparent in the end that you need to have a clear branching strategy and you need to have each branch or each environment completely separate from each other and and involve a key person in between each environments for that. So basically when we are building systems which is more critical and we can't afford any errors so I use this four branch strategy for development for testing which includes manual testing and automated testing then you know you do a UX testing on the live branch before you move it to the main branch which is the customer facing branch and this has helped us reduce a lot of UX errors, a lot of problems with the code as well and it has never occurred to us by following this strategy that there are any errors in the main branch. Furthermore we need to document each step of the workflow as well and this is also based on a number of experience working with remote freelancers working with my own personal team that you need to have a first round of QA each person who is responsible for that environment needs to give proper version tags and a version tags on it as well and this is one of the workflows that I was working with my previous company so basically our development and test environment was on a staging server and our live and main environment were on the live server connected with live APIs so we can also have dress rehearsals with our new customers or our new vendors on the live server but on the live environment so if they commit a blunder or something or there's some wrong data that they upload the end user might not see it so this is one of the others our system architecture diagram and how to have our the first step with the development staging branch that is connected to the test server the main test branch is also connected to the test beta base and server as well final QA branch and final main branch both have live servers on it so users or testers are involving themselves or are communicating with the live database and the live data so I was really interested in how much time GitLab or any single software suite saves you and based on my calculations GitLab has reduced our deployment time by at least 75% it has reduced our pre- and post-mortem time from days to hours and especially after we do a feature it becomes very easy to see what kind of code quality was maintained what kind of tests were written based on GitLab as compared to other tools furthermore it enables continuous improvements in the product as well and in some of the scenarios when we start our meeting for the product demos it used to happen that we would fix that issue in the meeting and then publish it and ship it out to the deployment server within that meeting and some of our clients were super impressed because of that as well furthermore we were able to involve using GitLab UI we were able to involve the product team and the product project stakeholders into the dev house process as compared to the assuming we are using as compared to the assuming we're writing some source of some sort of a magical code to do all of those integrations in the in our product so basically while starting GitLab CI CD we had a lot of confusions we had a lot of confusion because we used multiple tools configuration having multiple configuration issues and eventually while we adopt CI CD to GitLab CI CD to as the main CI CD and the only single DevOps tool everything became super easier and it was very easy to become an expert expert in one tool which makes debugging your issues faster and easier as well so that is it


What's good, Joshua Ross back again with another video and we got some unfortunate news, man. This you can't make this up. Apparently reports are circulating right now that CM Punk may have suffered an injury in the Royal Rumble match. Oh my goodness, bro. You can't make this up. We're going to check this out. It's all over Twitter right now. He's CM Punk is trending right now and not for a good reason. No, obviously it's no backstage brawl, but him getting injured again so soon. Oh my geez. This is this is not looking good at all. We're going to pull this up by Russell Ops. So we're going to go through the tweets in order. CM Punk suffered a significant injury during the Royal Rumble this past weekend within the the speculation was a torn triceps. His exact injury was unconfirmed by those in WWE past many confirming the injury and that as of right now the plan is to have him on the show from from Tampa for Monday Night Raw to address the nature of the injury. There was a spot in the rumble where the referee checked on punk and he told the ref my tricep. Good. Oh my God, bro. Oh, it's not a tweet. PW Insider has confirmed that CM Punk suffered a torn triceps during the men's Royal Rumble match and is believed to be heading towards a surgery after an after an appearance on tonight's Monday Night Raw in Tampa. Oh no, this is you you can't make this up, bro. A review of the Royal Rumble match shows that CM Punk may have been injured taking a DDT from Drew McIntyre. Punk rolled a road out of the the ring holding his left arm following that spot. Punk suffered a suffered a torn tricep of his right arm while performing for AEW. So this would be a new injury, not a re recurrence of a previous injury. So in AEW, he suffered a torn tricep from on his right arm. And now in WWE, he suffered a torn tricep on his left arm. This is just the belief among sources we have spoken with is that post surgery CM Punk would likely need in the area of four to six months of recovery in physical therapy. Well, that's it. That's it. Not only is Seth Rollins hurt, now CM Punk is hurt. Oh, man, that's it. Well, it's safe to say it's gonna be Gunther versus Seth Rollins. You can't make this up. Now it makes sense why he was kind of moving the way he did towards the last interaction with Cody Rose. He probably was in a lot of pain. If they're saying the spot where he got hurt was him taking a DDT from Drew McIntyre, that explains why that led them being the last two. It wasn't as impactful, I think, as a lot of people wanted. Because Cody looked fine, but it looked like CM Punk was kind of, you know, kind of moving a little bit slower than you would think. It wasn't as fast paced. It makes sense now. He was legit injured. He was legitimately injured. Oh, man, that's crazy. So, I mean, then you can start to ask a question, did they call an audible? Did they call an audible? Was CM Punk originally still supposed to win the match? Did they call an audible? Because if he's already, if he knows something's not right, he knows something's torn potentially, then it would make sense for CM Punk to win because guess what? He's not going to be in the Royal Rumble. I mean, he's not going to be able to make it potentially. Granted, you don't know at the time, but maybe that could have been a thing they called an audible. Who knows? Because if he's talking to one of the refs during the match, I'm sure they said something in the back, hey, Punk's injured. Because you don't want someone that they know is injured to win it because you don't know how long that timetable of, you know, surgery and healing will take. So it's just one of those types of things where maybe they did call an audible. Maybe CM Punk was supposed to win. He got hurt. They told someone in the back, Triple H in the back, was going on and they called an audible because it seems as if they were supposed to be the last two regardless. I don't know. But this is really unfortunate, really, really unfortunate. And I know some of the AEW hardcore friends are just going to be laughing it up. It's lame. If you're one of those individuals, if you come to this video talking about you're happy that CM Punk got injured, I'm banning you from commenting on the video. I don't care who, what company you rock with. I am never going to be okay with the injury of any wrestler because it's lame.   I'm not even going to go back and forth with you. You're getting blocked. Simple as that. It's messed up. This is truly awful. Oh my God. So we're not going to get Seth and CM Punk. We're going to have to wait down the line to get that because they both got injured. But it also leads to question the I guess CM Punk's like physicality. This is he's been injured so many times within the past few years. This is not looking good. Don't know if his body can hold up like that. I'm being dead serious. And I want to see CM Punk have a good run in WWE. But I don't know if he can physically not just because he can't go out there and deliver. But physically if his body is breaking down this this much, it's not a good sign. So I don't know.  This is oh man. Oh my God. You come back to WWE after 10 years only to get injured in the same match you left 10 years ago. Comment down below. Let me know your thoughts and opinions on this whole situation. Where do y'all think they're going to take the feud with Seth Rollins? I think the only logical reasoning would probably be Goonther now. I think it's definitely not going to happen. It's going to be very interesting to see what happens on Monday Night Raw. But yeah, man. Y'all let me know how y'all feel about this whole situation, man. This is tough. I'm wishing Punk the speedy recovery and we'll see how things play out for Monday Night Raw tonight. But I appreciate all love support. Road to 150k. I'm staying on speed to YouTube Wrestling Champion World. Appreciate y'all kicking in with me. See you on the next one. Peace.


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I got to tell you, I'm not usually super bullish or an excitable person, but today's little video clip we're going to take a look at with BlackRock CEO Larry Fink makes me pretty darn bullish. And you've probably already seen this clip circulating around. It's been quite the talk today. And if you're unfamiliar, this is BlackRock CEO Larry Fink. Yes, that is that BlackRock that is going for a Bitcoin ETF. And what's amazing to me first is just the amount of 180 Larry has done. As you may remember, back in 2017, Larry Fink called Bitcoin an index of money laundering. And what is amazing more so is that BlackRock is filing for a Bitcoin spot ETF, a lot bit different than futures.  And of course, you insure it and do whatever you want to do. But BlackRock, not only do they file, but then you've had also other ones that have come behind them, Fidelity, Valkyrie, and ARC and a host of other ones. And they've had to do some little rearranging of the wording who will be the custody. It's going to be Coinbase, which I find quite odd because Coinbase is at odds right now with the SEC. But it's amazing to me that Larry gets up and goes on national publication on a news channel such as Fox Business and says this exact phrase on Bitcoin. So just take a listen. And also, I do believe the role of crypto is it's digitizing gold in many ways. Instead of investing in gold as a hedge against inflation, a hedge against the onerous problems of any one country or the devaluation of your currency, whatever country you're in, let's be clear, Bitcoin is an international asset. It's not based on any one currency. And so it can represent an asset that people can play as an alternative. I would call it the foundation of BlackRock is about hope. You invest for retirement because you believe tomorrow is better than today. Have you ever seen a CEO look so happy after turning a 180 on his original stance? To me, I have to tell you, I'm not too convinced that this ETF is going to be approved, could be wrong, hope I'm wrong, but it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter because the largest hedge fund, the largest asset manager that is out there, which is BlackRock with 9 trillion plus assets under management, just came out and let everybody globally know exactly how big Bitcoin actually is and where things are going. So to me, again, I'm not usually majorly bullish, but you can't get much more bullish than that. Let me just think about that in the comments section. And to me, it's also interesting, you know, the timing. We can take a look right now that I don't know if you knew this, but the top performing assets in 2023, number one is Bitcoin. Next one is information tech, Nasdaq's up 38%, Communication 36, Consumer Discretionary, Russell and I grow 27%. The worst is crude oil down 12, energy down 9, utilities down 5, financial up 3. But when I took a look at this, I'm like, is that true, are we really up 80% for the year? It just, I mean, time goes by so fast. And I took a look at it and this is from January 1st, 2023, when we launched this year. It's 16,674. And now of course, we're roughly almost at 31,000. So yeah, we're doing pretty miraculous, not miraculous, doing pretty darn good. So again, I think it's just interesting timing that everybody kind of just sees it like, Hey, this is this asset really is crushing it right now.  And those people are moronic, because I don't know about this, but Tula Mania only lasted a maximum of three years. So there comes a point when you have to really think to yourself, why don't I understand Bitcoin? What does everybody know that I don't know? And maybe how should I get on board? Anyhow, that's what we have for that piece. And then also, I don't know if you knew this, but Bitcoin is no longer correlated to US stocks. Cryptoanalytics firm Block Skoll says, and if you want to take a look at correlation and a host of other different macro and crypto launch and analysis, there's Ben's website on the Cryptiverse. I steal from it every single time that I possibly can. And right here, you can see the S&P and you can do whatever you want to. You can compare Bitcoin, TotalMarket, XRP, I don't know, Dogecoin to a secondary asset. And in this case, we're going to be S&P 500. And again, if it's zero, then of course it's just null and void. It's just inert. If we're talking about positive, then it's up to one, which means it's totally, perfectly correlated to the markets. And if it's negative, it's doing the exact opposite. And we're going to see right here, it is pretty much uncorrelated at 0.10. Now, we're taking a look at a correlation time limit of 90 days. You can do whatever you want to do and take a look at a 30 day. It looks a little bit more noise, 60 days, 180 days, and so on and so forth. But if we take a look at the 90 day, I mean, we are pretty much uncoupling at this point from the stock market, which would be S&P 500. How far will we go? Well, we're pretty down on correlated. We'll see if we match up. But right now, again, I have to tell you, the best asset so far in 2023, even though we're not at all time highs, is Bitcoin. And that is why I try to DCA and talk about dollar cost averaging as much as I possibly can. We had covered this story three or four days ago, but it's just a good reminder, as Wicked says here, that every single pleb who has been DCA-ing is now in profit, no matter when they started DCA-ing. And I take a look at this orange timeline here. And everything that's underneath that, that means that you are underneath this line itself, that everybody who has been DCA-ing and continually, even if you DCA-ed at the very tip top of Bitcoin and we're doing it from time on out, you would still actually be in profit right now. So again, it goes to show you that just sometimes, there as far as investing goes, it's not a bad idea to have a long time horizon. And unfortunately, that time horizon may be a little bit rocky, as this is from Dan Gemordello over there at Crypto Capital Ventures. And he did the hard work in heavy lifting for me. The FOMC minutes are in. And this is what they state, there's gonna be a mild recession later in the year, then moderately paced recovery. So just be aware that not everything goes up and to the right, and things are gonna get a little bit rocky, that's just how it goes. Also, possibly expect another rate hike here in July. Expect a slower policy tightening. Most of the members anticipate at least one more rate hike this year, maybe July, maybe August, who knows. Expect a slower pace of increases. And some officials have a reservations and suggest pausing rate hikes, which would be a second month in a row. We'll see what happens. But again, just remember that, even though we talk right now on the show, I talk about how great things are looking and I'm pretty bullish in this episode, just know that we're gonna see a little more rockiness as time goes on. And lastly, to finish up, I just wanna do a follow-up with one of the projects we had featured on the show called Meld. And we had been following them for over two years. And if you know what's going on with the Cardano ecosystem, right now they are crushing it. We've got some different parts of like liquid finance, also with Wi-Fi and a host of other ones, Indigo Protocol. And they're all built on Cardano and there's a lot of things that are just taking off. And one of those, not yet I don't think, is Meld. And the reason why I wanted to do a follow-up is because six months ago, they actually were getting a license to become a Neobank in 146 countries. And then yesterday, I saw this little piece where it says get early access to the Meld Neobank. And I thought it was interesting and then there was also an airdrop coming up. So if you don't know, there's a video, I'll link it in the description for the deep dive. And really what it is, it's DeFi Banking, which pays for the loans if you wanted to go that route. It sounds complex, it's not too complex. One idea is I reached out to Ken Olling, he is the founder and I just talked to him for about eight minutes or so and he's gonna tell us exactly what's going on. So let's jump into that interview. So here's what's going on. We just did a little piece and we talked about this Neobank that you guys have started up. And we had talked about this six months ago, credit or product became its own Neobank in 146 countries. And not surprisingly, we had talked about your project two years ago. I can't believe it's been that much time. And now here we are talking about the Meld Neobank and what's happening and MeldFi access. So the question I have for you, I've got threefold. First of all, just do a quick Meld recap for it. What is it, what's coming up? Second piece is access to Neobank. What does that mean and what's the benefits? And let's just talk about it. Let's get the, let's air it out. Primetrust versus Meldis custody, as it pertains to everything else that has collapsed, which should be the Voyager, the Celsius, the FDX's. And lastly, let's get to the big thing is how can we verify the things you're gonna say? So, Ken, let's jump into it. What the heck's Meld? What is it and what's coming up? Yeah, like you said, thanks Rob. We started two years ago now. And the basic idea was to have a lending and borrowing protocol that allowed you to lock up your crypto in a smart contract in a non-custodial way and then borrow a fee out against it. So that led us to needing to create our own bank because we weren't able to work with any existing institutions. We weren't willing to work with a crypto company. So we follow that path and it's been long and painful and a real struggle, but we finally got to the point where we are now allowing access for a crypto neobank to be able to offer both fee out services and connected to a non-custodial wallet. Gotcha. Okay, so that part all makes sense. And then just real quick, Meld, as far as like a high level, what is Meld supposed to do? Loans, loans that pay themselves. That's what we talked about before, but what is it moving into? Yeah, so Meld is basically allowing people to get some liquidity for their crypto. So you can take your whatever crypto you have and you can put it into the lending and borrowing protocol, generate a yield. So you don't have to borrow. You can just simply use it and put it into a liquidity pool and then generate a yield against that. Or if you want to borrow from it, then you can borrow and you can borrow the same way you could with an Aave or a compound or you can take out crypto. Or, and this is the unique component, you're able to actually take out fiat. And that fiat goes from the lending and borrowing protocol directly into your bank account. Gotcha. I gotta tell you, when people hear the word yield, everything puckers up, let's be honest. But I will tell you this, everybody who stakes with DNews, which is a Kodano stake pool, you guys are earning yield. And not too bad as a matter of fact, over the last two years or so. And you guys have based things on Cardano as well as Avalanche, correct? We started on Cardano and now we've expanded out to Avalanche. We're building our own layer one built on the Avalanche subnet architecture. So from a technical perspective, we're at our own layer one. And that's what allows us to have really capital efficient transactions. It allows us to do tight integration between the banking side and the blockchain. So one of the things we wanted to do is pull some of these banking transactions and put them on chain, sort of see the benefits of on chain data, not just simply take the traditional route of traditional finance. Perfect. All right, so that'll lead me to our next question. Let's get into it. Neobank, what does it mean? What's the benefit? And how can we trust you? Because I mean, prime trust, a lot of people are trusting them and they essentially are collapsing. We'll see what actually happens. So how does that work as meld as a custody provider? Right, and so two years ago when we started, the basic idea, the concept behind it was we don't like custody of any kind. Because custody doesn't work, we want to have control of our own assets, our keys, our coins. This is the basic mantra that we started from and that we are continuing to follow. So when it comes to the assets that you have, if you're going to do lending and borrowing, all of that is in your custody. It's through a non-custodial wallet, either MetaMask or the meld app or other wallets that you can connect to and adapt to. And kind of in a strange way, it's also the same case on the fee outside. So what we're getting is an electronic money license based in Lithuania. And that affords us to handle money so we can take deposits and do debit cards and do transactions. But we can't keep the money. We can't hold the money. We have no control over the money. We only facilitate transactions and we sort of facilitate the deposit of it. But the actual deposit happens at the central bank of Lithuania. So in that sense, also the fee outside is non-custodial for us. Gotcha. Okay, well that sounds pretty good. So when we're talking about access to a NIO bank, it is essentially an online bank that you can move funds through. But it's actually, you guys don't do the movement itself or the storage. It's actually in the central banks, right? We do the movement. We don't do the storage. We facilitate all the transactions. We make it so that you can take your fiat. We support 15 different currencies. You can convert it to different fiat. You can use it in a debit card. You can convert it to crypto. You can convert crypto back to fiat. We facilitate the movement of the digital asset and the fiat, but we just don't handle it. We don't keep it. We're just moving it from one place to another. Gotcha. Okay, so that would lead me to one of our last questions. And also, well, actually it brings up, there's two questions I have. First of all, where is this going to be allowed? I'm in America, so I don't think that's gonna come over here. Or is it America, Europe, Asia markets? Where is this gonna be available? Yeah, so we really wanted to go to the US, but in the current climate in the US and the sort of position that the SEC and Treasury have had, we think that it's gonna be too dangerous for us to sort of operate in that space. We need a bit more clarity as of right now. That might change. We really want to offer it to Americans, but it's just a big question. We will be offering it to expats, so Americans living abroad, like I said. That's no problem, but actually Americans are being in the States. At this point in time, it's gonna be difficult. Outside of that, other than sanctioned countries like Iran and North Korea, we can offer this, or we are offering this service to anybody who wants to sign up. Excellent. Okay, and then here's the last question then. Ken, I don't believe you. Yeah. So here's the thing. I've had a lot of people on the show and they tell me great stuff and then they've been lying to me. How can we verify this? Correct, exactly. It's true. How can we verify this? Because I mean, you can't trust it. You gotta verify nowadays. And that's part of the reason why we've taken what you might consider to be a difficult path. So on the crypto side, it's not a problem because it's an on custodial wallet, everything is on chain, you own it, you control it, it's yours. On the banking side, that's not the case, right? On the banking side, yes, there are regulations for what you can and can't do. So some of those regulations can help in regards to transparency. One of them is we can't do anything with customer funds. What that means is from the Bank of Lithuania's perspective, at the end of every day, the books have to balance in a simple manner. Can't balance in a sophisticated way because we can't do lending and stuff like that. It has to balance in a simple manner. The amount of deposits that are there have to be there at the end of every single day. So what we're doing is we're building our own banking stacks. We use an existing modern banking stack and we've been modifying it. So some of these transactions and some of these balances will be going on chain. So we'll be taking some of the banking information and bringing it on chain for this formal direct verification. So for example, if you take your Bitcoin, you lock it up into a smart contract and you want to borrow fiat against it, you get that on chain all the way to the point where the exchange happens from fiat, from crypto to fiat, right? So we're going to make it so that that last step in our banking stack will be reported be an oracle on chain. So you'll be able to validate it all the way to your account. Once it hits your account, then it's anonymized so that we don't sort of have to, you know, share private banking information with people or with the public, but up until that point it is. And then in regards to the balance, the balance will bring on chain as well. So every day you will see the balance of the bank and you'll know what the Bank of Lithuania has in regards to the funds connected to the Neobank. This is our goal is to, our starting point is DeFi, our starting point is non-custodial, our starting point is transparency. And what we're trying to do is separate the fiat and the crypto as much as possible and bring some of the best parts of crypto onto the fiat side. Gotcha, okay. That would leave me, well, this is the last question, last last, I swear to God, this is the question. So, I mean, this all sounds great and everything else. Like I know how to take a look at on chain data and take a look at it, but a lot of people don't. So like something like this, like if you take a look at ETHscan, you can see all the different transactions and people like that's great, but I'm gonna guess that some of my subscribers, the people or you watching this video right now, you may know how to actually take a look at this, but some people don't. Ken, how can we learn about on chain data analysis? Do you have anybody you could bring on that would show us specifically what's going on on chain as far as metal goes? And in a modern way, right? Because it's not on chain anymore. It's about multiple chains because you're bridging now. Right. So yeah, I mean, Pepe, our CTO, he's been leading us now for almost a year. He'd be a perfect person to bring on and talk about this. He can walk through all the details, but he also can talk about it in a very, very natural and sort of normal person way, not necessarily a technical way. Cool, well, okay, I'm gonna hold you to it. Well, Pepe on, we'll do like a quick video education series someone so we can show people how to take a look at on chain data analysis, especially as it pertains to meld on Cardano and Avalanche and move from there. Ken, thanks so much for stopping by. We appreciate it. Thank you, Rob. It's always nice to be here. All right, I'll see you. All right, everybody, let's jump back. All right, so Ken, thanks again for stopping by. I really appreciate it. Also as a little reminder, meld hasn't taken off yet and I'm not giving you financial advice. I am super biased because I've invested into meld. I hope you should know that. Everything I talk about on this channel is because I own it. But you can see here that even at it's all time high, which we're taking a look at May of 2023, which wasn't too far ago, we're looking at two cents. And right now it's roughly a penny and a half. So we're talking about 33% down, which is actually better than a lot of cryptos that are out there. This was in a heavily bearish market. So again, I think things looking pretty good for meld. I'll let you be the sider for that and what you want to do with your finances. And lastly, I just want to remind everybody that unfortunately in the comments section, there's a lot of spam because we use a service called YouTube Guard or YT Guard. And right now, for some reason, YouTube has decided to dispel them and not allow them to have integration. So right now you're gonna see a little bit more spam than you usually would for that, we apologize. We're trying to get YouTube or YT Guard back on and hopefully it can wipe out all the spam. But right now we have to do a thing manually because all the bots are out. But that's it for today. So look, if you like today's video, give it a thumbs up and consider subscribing. A lot of things are going on. It's only gonna accelerate as we get into the Bitcoin halving which will be around April, March or April of 2024 and beyond. So that is what is going on for today. So thanks so much for stopping by. We appreciate it and I'll see you on the next one.


Hey fans of The Leftovers, Damon Lindelof is here to tell us all about Season 3 and it's pretty crazy, but Kevin might actually be losing his mind. The end of Season 2 saw Kevin having quite a crazy experience. Where do we pick up in Season 3? He's seeing this woman who died and is interacting with her and he's not sure whether she's a figment of his imagination or she's like some sort of demonic entity. So Season 3 is not about Kevin trying to determine whether or not he's crazy. It's about Kevin struggling with the fact that everything that you just described felt very real to him and if it was real, what is he supposed to do about it? Have you been noticing that I've been kind of losing my mind? What was your initial sort of intention, if you can even call it that, with The Leftovers and how long it could go? When the second season ended and the future of the show was unclear largely because nobody is watching it. This idea of being one of those shows that kind of always is living on the bubble and you don't know if there's going to be another season or not, as a viewer of television that's always frustrating for me because I don't want to invest in a relationship if that relationship could end at any moment.  So I'd rather write a terrible ending with intention than a great ending without it. I'm sorry ma'am, but unless you have a wristband or a dissipation form, I'm going to have to ask you to turn around. I have 35 pounds of plastic explosive. Will that work? What do you think will go down in Season 3 of The Leftovers? Let us know in the comments below and keep your internet style to hit fix on uprocks.com.


Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime. I'm back from my vacation. I've got some awesome stuff for you back on camera Coming back from my vacation wasn't exactly the greatest thing because some stuff is broken in my studio We'll get into that at the end of this video because we're gonna be covering a leak a say positive leak of Nintendo's 2022 lineup including some stuff on the Zelda 35th anniversary Do we even call it that? I think at this point It would just be called whatever's happening next in the Zelda series But before I get into this stuff, I got to remind you we are giving away a switch OLED I've got two pre-orders in one for me and one for one of you guys out there to enter all you have to do is be subscribed to the channel That's it. There's no special Thing here just be subscribed and if you happen to enjoy this video or you enjoy me as a person Why don't you drop a like and a comment on this video as well? Let me know what you hope Nintendo releases next year in 2022 So I'm reading this off a screenwrap, but this does come from a person on Twitter And there's a reason behind me see kind of sort of a tinfoil hat thing going on I couldn't get my foil hat working myself at plus. I don't want to mess up my sweet do so Yeah, this is not something that I would say take to heart It is something that I have talked about previously on this channel a week or so ago But it was in a live stream format and it really wasn't the greatest way to deliver this stuff so we're deciding to talk over here on a weekend my first day back from vacation and Yeah, we have some stuff here from supposed industry insider new Marco Mauro now. I don't know much about this guy He's been leaking stuff for a little while he stopped leaking stuff now. He came back and he's really good stuff I don't really know there's a lot of stuff in here But I'm gonna read screen rants version of this because they they have a little bit of a summary here And it says supposed leaks from an industry insider have a peer of apparently revealed Nintendo's 2022 video game release lineup Nintendo has created some of the most iconic and successful series in gaming with Mario the Legend of Zelda Pokemon entries and some of the biggest franchises Maybe coming next year Juggernaut of the video game industry Nintendo recently revealed the Nintendo switch OLED model which again We're giving one away. Just be subscribed to enter winner We announced you're in a live stream by the way in early October An upgraded version of the portable consoles base model the new OLED model will feature a 7-inch OLED screen allow for brighter colors and better image quality than the base switch the modern iteration of the switch We'll also include other improvements like a wider and more durable stand I'm talking about the kickstand there compared to the original model slimsier stand and a wired lamport 64 gigs of memory OLED jazz Notable industry insider Marco Mauro outline Nintendo's alleged 2022 release schedule on Twitter The lineup of titles was further corroborated. So again, this is That this is where I'm glad we're reading screen rants because there's a second person corroborating these these So there's multiple people behind this set of particular rumors here So yeah, Marco Mauro might have been the original person But again corroborated by Cameron Hawkins who is a journalist and gaming personality So this is a supposed gaming journalist Cameron Hawkins is backing this stuff right now So hey ends up not being true. These are the kind of people you can kind of Marco Mauro Cameron Hawkins See ya We'll see what happens. The schedule of titles is quite extensive, but it includes a new 2d Donkey Kong title Pikmin 4 Who pick before maybe a 3d Kirby adventure with RPG elements? Yeah, a Metroid Prime collection Additional HD remakes etc. etc. etc. So here are the tweets. So Marco Mauro says, you know DK New 2d new adventure is one of the big hits for next year unclear whether this is planned for holiday season Some time ago, but it'll make sense to use as a closing or opening for fiscal year So the platoon 3 should come early next summer, which again, I expect between three to be early next summer Next up is rhythm paradise heaven gets a green light for a new entry for switch months ago But you shouldn't expect until 2023 Pikmin 4 was the game with many years of work behind it and one Unofficial may not talk about publicly restart around 2016 or 2017 Similar to Metroid Prime 4. Finally, the game is very close to being finished. Yes, please It also feel like it makes sense to have Pikmin 4 come now And Pikmin 3 deluxe is officially the best-selling in the entire franchise. In fact Pikmin is more popular now And it's ever been so great time to get four out Kirby's next big adventure is something to be expected in 2022 the game was designed as a 3d adventure with RPG elements We do know factually a new Kirby game is in the works. It's been teased by the people behind Kirby for over a year Things like how it's gonna be the biggest most ambitious Kirby game they've ever done Something like a 3d adventure Kirby game with RPG elements would be pretty ambitious. So we'll have to wait and see if that's true Next up Marco Maro says Metroid Prime collection should be ready for the first half of 2022 Even if it's been finished since ages ago I heard they include more stuff since then so it's not 100% Metro Prime trilogy We so it's not like taking trip prime trilogy we just throwing that in HD I guess they added you know some bits of new content or some new changes to the games And you're gonna get our first look at Metroid Prime 4 later on the game is at 65% of its development cycle I so This is like the one red flag at least from Marco Maro now This is being backed by an actual game journalist So that's that's one thing to take into consideration, but I never really like this 65% thing It's like how do you really how do you put a percentage on development? Like I guess you can say you know things are halfway done 50% I don't know I 65% just feels like a random figure just pulled out of thin air Obviously, I think the game is more than 50% done at least I hope so if it's not then we're not gonna see this game This generation, but we'll see and this last bit here deals with Zelda. Oh wait, sorry There's detective Pikachu too as well. I will make a trailer debut early next year Alongside one that will be ported to switch gen 9 unlikely to happen in 2022 since there's a Pokemon Let's go sequel plan for next year. So man starting you with legends ending with a sequel to let's go Alright, I mean that's that's some pretty ambitious stuff Pokemon pinball is gonna come back eventually to they said But here's some Zelda stuff. So this is you you could argue 35th anniversary I think at this point you would just argue that this is just the the roadmap for sell the games Because we know obviously scarlet story HD just came out last month. I really it's August already. Holy crap So as I said before Even though Nintendo said no more Zelda for the anniversary Wind Waker and Twilight Princess HD have been done for a while So those should come sooner than later Haven't heard anything about Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask HD But there is something about the n64 version that might be we'll know later this year I would assume that's like maybe if they add the n64 to Nintendo switch online Maybe they've released them on their own. It's like a standalone combo pack in HD I just don't like you know kind of like what they did with Super Mario 3d all-stars I just don't see that and Nintendo said we're not doing anything else this year So then being added as part of like adding the n64 to Nintendo switch online You could argue that that's not because of the anniversary, right? That would have happened Anyways, you're obviously gonna launch the n64 online service with these two games.  I don't work at Nintendo. So next up they said As I said a year ago, there is there is a remake for Oracle of Ages and seasons in the works Targeting late 2022 or early 2023. I would assume 2023 There were plans to include a third game that was originally for the Game Boy Color What is clear at least since the start is that they will be separate releases So Oracle of Ages or call seasons will each be like their own game that you could buy won't be packaged together I mean there might be a package together version, but it'll be double the cost of just one game And whether or not there'll be a third game I guess it's up near Nintendo. I guess was considering completing the potential third game But Capcom was going to make remember Oracle of Ages Oracle of Seasons and that mystery third game It's not really mystery even though the title of it It's out there on the internet if you if you'd like to look for it So yeah, that's that's really cool I honestly think that all of this stuff is interesting and I guess what really made me want to talk about it Is when I was going through this article You know and it mentioned that hey an actual game journalist is backing this lineup That's that's a whole different story than just a random person on Twitter We have an actual person's name and the reputation on the line Going you know backing all this stuff up. So I find this to be Very very interesting stuff that obviously creates a interesting situation at Nintendo as well as a Nintendo fan And that's because when we look to the future of Nintendo We're always hoping to see stuff we want to see and I feel like there's a lot of things in there I want to see anyways all those Zelda games are cool Obviously the Pikmin 4 or something. I I just really hope that Pikmin 4 thing is true A lot of this stuff seems fairly safe A new Kirby game although going on a limb and calling it a 3d adventure game with like RPG elements Like that everything makes me think a breath of the wild or something like that's they didn't say open world But it's just it sounds extremely ambitious and for you know, I think Nintendo's sake I like when they're ambitious I feel like they're being ambitious with Splatoon 3 I would love to see them be ambitious with Kirby and other IPs. So this to me is all good news in my book I'm I'm super excited as a Nintendo fan and I hope a lot of this is true Again, tin foil hat the hell out of it Luminum foil whatever whatever kind of foil you want to put on your head I'm not saying that the stuff's going to happen It's just hey, it's out there. It's being talked about We do have an industry person who's backing it So we'll have to see what happens there now I did mention that something happened when I got back from my vacation. We spent a week in Vegas I was it was pretty insane But when I got home Sad days this happened Well, what you're seeing is a partial shot of my 49 inch q led Ultra wide monitor. I don't know what happened. I think a lightning strike I'm not sure the thing wasn't even turned on everything was turned off when I left it wasn't a power strip I don't know what happened on was I came home and this is now the screen. It doesn't work I can't get to the settings. I knew I can't do anything. I've tried multiple cables Different plugging into different slots on the back. It doesn't matter The screen looks like it's toast. Good news is that Samsung is attempting to get it covered under the warranty But there's a potential the repair guy is going to show up take a look at it and go Hey, I could fix this right now, but it's going to cost you 800 dollars That sucks. It's a thousand dollar monitor. It is what it is The the the good news though is that that appears to be the only thing that is fried I had a couple reboot issues with my computer, but everything seems to be testing out and working just fine Obviously, I edited this video recorded it all this the camera equipment which Man, I'm so lucky. I forgot to turn off this camera. This is my lumix g9 That I use I forgot to turn it off if there was a lightning strike I don't know why the camera didn't fry because it's directly plugged in but hey look the camera still works My laptop was with me. So there was no chance anything was going to happen to this This is working my other computer is working. So the only thing that appears to be fried right now It's probably the most expensive thing In my office. It's not my camera the camera I mean, this is this is pricey too, but this wasn't with is like in terms of I mean the whole my whole pc could have fried And that would have sucked but I doubt that usually when things die in a pc.  So for color accurate work and editing That was it for me. That was the monitor I had but you know what? It could be worse. I could have lost my whole house. It could have started on fire Um, could have lost a lot of stuff. That's way more valuable than just a ceiling monitor Hopefully uh, samsung will will do me good here with the warranty and say they'll cover it I hope so. I won't know till the repair technicians here at the end of the week Um, but yeah, whatever. We have good good nintendo stuff today Um, so yeah, I don't feel like you guys need to donate or any of that crap to give me a new monitor Um It is what it is that the monitor and ends up being toasted ends up being toast. That's the way technology goes Um, all I could do is move on So, uh, thank you guys so much for tuning in and uh, I'll catch you guys in the next video, which tomorrow Although I might do a live stream today, but we'll definitely have a new video video coming tomorrow


Happy Friday, everyone and good morning the end of the vacation on the 6th of February. I mean July How's everybody doing? Good to see you. Look can make a little money on the B. Oh the BBOX good to see you Can you see Tom Amy? Good to see you Fred Gale Grant good to see you. All right Fred John Jerry Neil go those great names coming across.  There's a couple of things that are moving this morning But I told you this is probably what gonna be expecting going into the morning hours Not a lot of action with certain stocks. I mean we got this BBOX that some of you guys doing pretty well on This is actually a two-day chart. Let me just change it to a one-day chart Get a little bit more of a better perspective Stocks just made a little bit of a comeback a little bit of a bounce But I think that the black box corp is probably the only one that's moving There is a couple of the other ones like IQ on the short. We'll talk a little bit about that But before we do that, let's go talk about what happened yesterday Not a lot to talk about I listen. I told you I went through my journals One thing that we teach you at Cybertree University is that when you go You know your journals are very very critical that the ones that we designed and built for you as a student You need to know how to use them in a way of understanding what happened over the course of the day How you doing over the month, you know There's two sets of journals that we have and when you go back on these days and you look at not only do we use them for like Oh, we could trade the stock once before or What time of the year it is or day you'll see it's very very consistent. Listen. I'm not I'm not saying I'm a genius I got a crystal ball. This is just reality and you know sometimes you need to go back and review it This is you got to remember this is a job. You got to treat it like a job This is just not waking up in the morning and saying hey, what is fouls to doing today? What is Cybertree University doing in a trading room?  I think that's the biggest thing But like I also tell everyone it's not for everybody, you know You gotta know how to play the game. What you're seeing here in the cyber group room Is one thing but knowing how to speak the language is another But um, the whole idea is just sparking your interest But a lot going on and we'll talk about some of the stocks that we did trade First of all, the an w was one of them that we traded yesterday Let me kind of fix this chart over here So you kind of get more of a little more perspective That one that was a was a really nice stock Had a nice little move went from 80 cents up to about a buck 90 Huge winner and then right in the middle of the day Buck 40 had a nice little push back to 240 You could see how it filled in the gap over here, which I kind of said earlier When we were watching it, but that was a pretty good one Now you could see how it's starting to go down. It's down not huge But starting to back off a little bit. This was a very easy inexpensive stock an w I think everyone did pretty well on that one the df bg Was another one that we traded that was an early morning runner That one wearing from four to about 650 You could see here in the long-term chart We've been trading at the last couple of days so some of you didn't see it, you know, once again That's that's the past, you know, and that's in the archives now. I've got to focus on the future BJ's had a really great great short yesterday. You could see how that thing came down nice and easy I got out of it once it started breaking down So I'm still I'm still a serious buyer in it. Um, you know, I really do like the stock I love the company and you know, but that once again, that's a swing trade. That's an options trade But you could all see what happened as what with the stock iq Let's bring up this iq trade because iq has been a great great short We made a lot of money in iq huge money. I was you know, I love the company what it does But doesn't mean you can't buy it back cheaper. How many times have you guys went out went out there and says, but I love the company I think it's a great sure enough. Look what's happening. We owned it. We bought it at 18 19 dollars We sold it, you know, unfortunately I didn't get 45. I got 39 and look where it is now It's down to 29. It's going to be testing some major support levels I says, listen, you know what the trend is your friend.  Absolutely. It was only a few weeks ago Right. I mean that's what it is But listen, how do we know it was going to go up that high because we were good day traders, right? Right Ken. That's what it's about. I was in the description last week for two weeks. How come it was charged on the Oh mart listen, you know what talk to your education advisor and they'll take care of that for you. Okay You know, sorry if any issues with that, but they'll take care of that All right in the meantime guys, let's do some shopping and see what is going on this morning Uh regarding about the the bbox. I mean, this is probably the nicest one out of them all right now That's moving pretty nicely. Move on. Let me move to a one minute chart Uh, some of you already did pretty well in the pre-market logging in exactly when you're supposed to at eight o'clock this morning And uh, did pretty well nice little support and I said it earlier. I says, you know the I don't know if you go back to my chats Uh, where did I say it? Uh, yeah around 8 26 I'm just gonna copy and paste as much as there's no chat if you scroll up if anyone missed it That was a chat. I put in earlier. I'm just gonna copy and paste to put it back in there at 8 26 I says, you know what it's kind of holding pretty strong Um At the uh at these prices and sure enough look what it did So if you didn't if you missed the eight o'clock move 8 30 is the next move and now we're starting to trend up. So this one is really really nice I like this one a lot the next one that's on the list I put I found this morning is the iq That's been a great short.  I don't know if anyone knows but the tariffs with China are kicking in so You know, I could see that, you know, and that's another concern. I think that that I think that's what really brought iq down a lot Was the tariffs that are going to be putting on so like them hate them You know, I hate that the tariffs went on because iq probably could have went so much higher But what it is what it is, I'll just buy it back cheaper, you know So, uh, that's probably one of the reasons. I don't know. I'm just speculating But I'll be careful a lot of china stocks right now. Um Even no matter how much you like them, you know, those tariffs are probably going to do something So you got the iq trade. Um, we saw tops this morning. I don't know what happened with that one That one had a big pop tops went from You know 95 cents up to a buck 40 and she started to trend down again So I don't know what's happened with that one cccr Another one I found this morning was up about 10% almost 100 000 shares Nice little push, but she's starting to trend down again. So Maybe gonna make that as a scratch. So I mean, I only have four stocks The dbdox is basically probably was the nicest one right now Not a lot going on in pre-market. It's perfectly normal. This is friday It's a long weekend You could a lot of people took off half the people in the room are already gone, you know on vacation You know, and it's good. It's okay. It's healthy to do that. And you know one thing that's great about day trading You could enjoy your vacation You're gonna sit there and be married to your phone and look what's going on on quotes all day Is the market going up? What's going on?  You know what I mean?  All right guys unless it's being done Extremely by design. All right anything. I'm missing.  Well, um, you got to pass for me. This is exactly what you would you train for? this is what we do and You know if it's there it's there now, but one thing we are doing today I want to remind everybody we are doing an open house again on today on friday We didn't usually do it every week on a thursday, but we're doing it today So, um, if you can go out there and support ctu. I know it's if it's slow, you know in the middle of the day That's why we do it come out there Let's try to recruit some more traders and if you could help promote it You know tell your friends about it, you know, just come in listen in We're gonna talk a lot about level three again as usual Are you posting these symbols curt? Yes, I'm gonna be posting them once the meeting is over and If you are subscribed to our twitter Facebook and youtube channel This is being recorded and you'll be able to get to watch it back a little bit later and do your homework on it All right, curt All right, everyone. Good luck today. Happy trading. We'll see you. We'll see you at 12 o'clock for the You know the open house class and then we'll see you back at 2 30 for the afternoon and we're guys listen if you're going to be around poke your nose because afternoons Days like today a lot of people like I say all the time you get a lot of it You get a lot of the assistance put in And uh traders and you know stocks got a push. I'm telling you it's probably the easiest Push that you'll find out of any day like today. All right All right guys. Good luck and uh, see you. Um, see you back at 12 o'clock. Good luck today. Happy trading