Numero, dulce, trace piece, french fries, Santa please, strawberry. That will be it. Gracias. Denada, 10, 10, 10, 10. Ooh, I should have got the banana cream cake. It's the nicest one up here. He was literally just singing. Because it's usually just the one that got all the niggas that work here. He's going to be there 22 years and he'll give me a baby. Like the black man. What can I do for you? Peccary. Red, red, red, red, red, red. Because I just flattered my hair last night and Niki decides she wanted to go climb Pinnacle Mountain. If you're not from Arkansas, Pinnacle Mountain is like a good thing to do, basically in Little Rock. I'm out. And we're climbing it. Yes. That's what we do here for fun, climb mountains. It's been a long time. Unless we're in hot springs.  Oh, I wish I would have been recording him singing. I know. Let's ask him to do it again. No. I'm bloutin' peccato. If you were in the military, not a dependent. I'm dependent. Oh, why would she go into the military? I leave in eight days. I'll do it. To basic, yeah. Be on no ship. I wasn't on your ship. You weren't. Specialized in my way. That's a good. Have me on a ship. Do you know the explosive ordinance disposal? OK, clip this whole up. And the explosives need to be blown up.  Yeah. Gas station, I need a new straight bar. Right next door. Finish must have not been that great. Because we got, I wanted the chicken strips, the three-piece chicken strips, and not a three-piece chicken. Thank you. Do you have your GPS off the pinnacle? Yes, I do.  I just got this gas. You literally keep straight. I just got this. What? Appletrash. I guess they're thinking about that. We are in a.  Be sure to take plenty of water. I'll do it. Oh, Lord, hold up. Girl, now you kid. No, I'm not kidding. That's why you'll have to be hurting, because you're going to stretch. Give me the camera. Let me record you. Yes. Better watch out for Tarantulas. Nicky. Yeah. And that's all the stretching you need to do. That's not all, but I'm about to get on the ground and stretch.  I put it on here. Roll the nut for me. Get the water going, you're telling me. Who's the little one going to get myself into? I put them tarantulas.  Dumbass, I'm going to drop on your head. Girl, I don't say that. Exactly.  I'm hurting. I am terrified of spiders. That's what I said.  I'm flying. My bubble's getting popped.  Oh, I'm out of grip on all this. Me, too.  We need to do the one and a half. What, don't we always go that way? We ain't never just went up on rocks like that. West on the 0.75. That's why we always go that way. Right? I ain't never went up nothing like that now. Dumbass, you won't go that way. Crazy. You don't go up that way. I don't think we went that way. We just went straight up rocks. Right. Look, I'm going to tell you what. They won't be no running for the evening.  What? What? Are you big? You didn't even have to tell.   This is to view. Like, I am not kidding. Say it don't look like she got a BBL.   We don't. I don't know. But I don't have a tie. I'm a refrigerator. We am tied. It's that big. Baby. This ain't for the week. This is to view pretty enough. Girl, we came to the top. Y'all see that little house all the way back there? The fact that we just stopped at a bench like. Yeah, period. You know. And you said prints wouldn't make it. Oh, they're making. I have a little pouch that I put them in. We came up that other way, which is like, pretty, pretty easy. And I put them in there. But on the way down, it's coming. Right, buddy. What's his name? Willie. Hey, Willie. This is Willie. Take your time. Hold on. I'll go home, buddy. Here, let's find a. Let's find out how often do you do this with him? Oh, this is my first time coming to this one. But we're from Texas. When it's a lot cooler, I'll take them more often. Right now, it's too hot in here. That is too pretty. Come here, puppy. Come here, Willie. Come here, bud. There you go. We made it to the top of Pinnacle. There's no light where I'm at. But we turned our watch on about 10 minutes in, probably. My watch, we made it probably up here, like 35. So about 40 minutes, 40, 45 minutes. We're at the top of Pinnacle Mountain. And this is the view we make to the top. The camera isn't picking up how cute it is. But I'm on top of the world. Can you use the filter to see if it's top of Pinnacle? Here. OK, come here. It's 1 o'clock in the morning, Nikki up playing. Ain't nobody playing. China. Bitch got bugs.  Kill a ladybug in the ceiling. OK, because I sleep with my mouth open. Fran. I've been following. Not been following my mouth. You might be able to get it from right there. He's walking. Well, he's walking too slow, and I'm ready to go to sleep. Nah, bitch, we watching a movie. You just sit me a little time. All right, do not take at least 40 minutes. Ooh, that scared me. Girl, you ain't living right. Can you reach that?  You can break my damn lid. Nikki, you about to drop me. Hold on, hold on. Come on, water. I can reach it now, I can reach it. What's going on here? Hold me. Well, I seen it as a person. But she don't follow, like hold me stable. Well, that ain't going under the sign. Exactly. Hold me. He's going there high. And I'm about to be on the couch. You definitely can't reach it from right here. OK, look, he walking. I'm about to get in the back, and she don't believe it. Well, I don't believe it.  Dude, come on.  No, I need it right there. All right, I need to see it. I need to see it. What's going on? Baby, that's going to eat it.  That's what I say. No, not over the bed. You could have just. All right, OK, come on.  Just come on, get on my back. Nikki, see, stop. Oh, if it fall on my head, I'm gonna be pissed. Come on now. I think he got on my lip. Watch my lip. Oh, Lord, I got to go home. I got to go home. What's Nikki Denise, you know? The video is to Akira Jenae. I love you so much. Why is she playing all this in my background, though? Period, OK. I'm about to leave her for 10 weeks, and I'm not happy about that. I'm scared. I'm gonna miss her, y'all. Even though she ready to get rid of me. You ready to get rid of me? She ready to get rid of me, y'all. Anyways, so let me tell y'all what I'm gonna do with some of my money. I'm gonna get my teeth done.  OK, I ain't gonna get no BBF. Bitch, stop saying that. Y'all, she be saying, OK, so me and Kira will be talking, and you know, we ain't finna let nobody talk about our friend, right? Well, there wasn't friends we don't know about.  No, I'm not botched. Anyways, I'm gonna get rid of her.  Now how you turn it off? Just press the button again. Press the button again. There, so that's what I'm trying to fix. When I scoop them together, I'm trying to put my mirror into where I want this right here right now, but my bar card was over there in my original setup. So I kinda like it over there, you know? I kinda like it right there. And I don't want nothing blocking my window. Like when Christmas come, I am gonna put my window in front of that little tree right here because I still have a lot of space right here.  I don't think. So I kinda want my mirror to go right there in the corner. And then obviously this mirror, the mirror and the lights are gonna go over there to the vanity. And then I'm gonna keep that up there because I don't think I'm gonna mount my TV simply because I do like to change stuff around. So this, I'm gonna have to mount again, sadly. But I think I like this setup as of right now. So anyways, I'm gonna take that down, move that over there. And I'm just gonna keep my TV like on the little legs and then just have it propped up. So that's gonna be okay right there. So yeah, as far as my desk, I have it right here. The original layout plan was supposed to be putting my vanity right here. My desk was gonna go over there and that was still gonna be over there. And then my couch is gonna be further out this way and then have my entertainment center right here. But the couch would have cut off literally like in this way, right here. And the whole reason to be moving the couch is because I want a more open layout. So when I had the couch facing that way, I only had a little bit of walkway and I don't really like that. Like I like an open floor plan. So this is me. Yes, I like that it was there by the fireplace whatever it was a little vibe, but it still wasn't given what it was supposed to give. So right here, I'm liking this because this is my actual living room area in my actual floor plan layout. I've already went over this before if you watch my other movie and videos. So, I don't know, I like the bar cart there. That's what's getting me right now. I don't know, I'm gonna move the bar cart and put my mirror over there. See how I like that? My bar cart, I was trying to put the bar cart right here, but since it's really tall, I don't think it's gonna fit like under there. So then I was just gonna put my bar cart right here, like in the kitchen. I think that'd be okay. And then I'm just gonna move print stuff back right here. Probably. And then I'm gonna keep my desk right there. The only thing that's throwing me off is this. I kind of want that to be over some more, but then I have, I don't know. I don't know, it's really throwing me further. I like my couch right here. Like I'm, that's a 10 out of 10. I'm loving that. It's just everything else. And I was thinking about putting my bar cart right there. I don't know. Let's see. Existing vlog, or if I'm gonna start this out as a new one, but if I do start this out as a new one, then you already see by the title what it is. I don't know what it's gonna be, but hey, my name is Akira Jenae. Don't forget to subscribe during the family before you leave. So right now I just got back home. I just woke up literally at like five. It's currently 10.05 p.m. And I just got back from Pet Smart Home Goods in Walmart a damn day. Sorry for my language, but I've had a God day today and yesterday. Get home yesterday morning and Prince completely pooped in his cage. Y'all know Prince about to be four years old. He does not do that. He's completely house trained.  What's new? Y'all know how he get. I'm not sure why he's sick though. I'm thinking maybe it's the brand of food. When Nikki was here, she bought them the same brand of food, just the different, this is the brand, but I used to, I started getting puppies. Like he's always ever had puppy just because the pieces are a bit smaller. And she decided to get the, well, she told me to get the large dog one. And she bought that one because Oreo, he's 11.2 pounds, Prince is 8.2. Oreo eats a cup every three times a day. And Prince usually eats about 131 fourth of a cup of food.  So I got the large one, but I feel like the formula is slightly different obviously, because depending on which, you know, bridge you're trying to feed. So I've always fed the puppy because this is the first one that I looked at and read about, but they have puppy, large dog, senior, weight management and like small dog. I didn't see small dog when I had initially went in switch prints this like months ago, but get off my right. But this is, I got Prince a prescription to eat this. He got the prescription like two months ago. So I know to feed him this whenever he does feel like that I gave him rice yesterday. So yes, well, I don't know.  Anyways, I had got home and I thought he was good yesterday morning.  So that's that. I just fed him that, but from Petsmart, I got two cans of this and then from home goods, I decided to get this, this was 16.99 from home goods. And it just says, what does it say? Best dog. I didn't want anything gray because I am trying to straight away from gray in my apartment. But this is the biggest one that I could find that was actually cute. So I'm going to put the dry dog food in here and I still have the large dog food, but I kind of don't even want to feed them that anymore. So I don't know, but that's like money, you know, going to waste. So I'm going to put the puppy brand in here. I was going to mix it, but I don't know because Oreo, he's been pooping a lot. Like when I say a lot, he's been pooping a lot more than normal. And it's not really as solid as it used to be. So I don't know if it's like the large dog breed brand. I don't know, but I'm about to gift them back on that puppy. So that's fine from home goods. And then from my heart, I literally needed some freaking, I saw this, I like how like bowl plates, like I like stuff like this.  And then I needed some more body wash. I use Dove, I usually, I go through, I use the deep moisture, I use sensitive skin. And I also use, I don't think I use coconut. I think I use shea butter or whatever. Anyways, I got some more spray because them sheeting all over the place is not, it's not easy. And this was a random buy also. I needed more makeup wipes. So I seen that in the travel station. And then I got two little bitty pizzas to snack on because I ate all of them. And then this one, I got some more razors, I'm out. I realized that I like the razors with five blades, at least four, but definitely five is what I like. It just gets a better cut to me. I don't like the three blade razors or anything. So I just got the equate version, but I do like the ones that's shaped like that. So yeah, these work just as good as the name brand ones. Then I got a five pack of Airwick because they've been shitting too much and I just feel like it stinks in here. But I've been spraying stuff and cleaning all day. And then I got the gray value disinfecting wipes because I'm ballin' on the budget period. And then I also got some all purpose cleaner because I was out of that. And then I think that wasted it in here. And I also got, I needed some more shaving gel. And this one looked cute, even though it is the off brand equate, but it says for dry skin. And I kind of like sprayed some out in Walmart. And I kind of like the consistency of it. So I'm gonna try this out. And like I said, it's 10 o'clock. I haven't ate since this morning at breakfast at 7 30 in the morning. Granted, I was sleeping to five, but I've been dealing with these dogs and running around since I'm about to put my hair out, just being real, baby. The puppy face. It ain't no joke, but it's not even that. It's just two dogs pooping at the same time, like one sick and then one just not potty trained. Too much, too much. So I'm off today and I'm off tomorrow. Move. So yeah, I'm about to cook me, I'm about to put one of those pizzas in first because that's gonna take 16 minutes. I'm gonna eat that real quick. And then I'm gonna cook me steak and macaroni because I'm about to put a diaphrone oil so he won't pee. And I'm about to clean up and stuff. Like my apartment is just a wreck. I'm about to refill my air with things and I've been talking for six minutes. So I'm gonna get at y'all in a minute. I just got done eating my steak and macaroni.  It's so ugly to me. I got a little bit more steak left and I ate on my macaroni. I ate two things in macaroni. Pour me up a little glass of wine. It's all I got left. And then I was drinking water also. But yeah, I just wanted to hop on and say I just took Orion Prince out twice. I took me my like hour gone and I just took Orion back out because he really got in his cage and he normally don't do good. So I know it's something up. So he really got in his cage.  And that's kind of what he was doing. I'm like, ah! And I said like, uh-uh, like two or three times. And then I see him kind of do it again. And I'm like, all right, let me try to take you outside because I had took both of them out and we were out there for like 15 minutes. Didn't do anything. So I take Ariel out and he actually pooped. So I'm glad. So I pray that I do not wake up to any poop in the morning. And then in the morning, I'm gonna start them back on the regular food that I've been feeding them. Pray that I am still gonna get him the, well, Prince, I'm still gonna get him the little, whatever food I bought from Paysmart. I can't even think right now.   And I'm gonna lock Prince up just because he did poop today. So, hello to Nate Cogni. Hello. I'm about to go to bed and I'm vlogging.  So I was just talking to y'all and everything that I just said literally got erased. I don't know what's going on. Anyways, I don't feel like repeating everything I just said. I just got back from Oreo. I'm taking him to go do training. So I was explaining how he's been going through puppy training today. It starts today. The duration is six weeks. Yeah, yeah. He did good. That's that. I'm about to clean up. I was supposed to go into work today, but I just got a wig in the mail today and my wig collaborations is a lot more than what I will make it work for four to five hours. So I'm just gonna stay at home and start prepping on the wig and stuff. But I did say I was gonna say my boyfriend for two days. So my parents kept the voice and I got a care package from my mom. So this is one of the bags. Here's what's going on. This, obviously the paper towel and stuff isn't going in yet, but like all of this stuff will be going in here. And then this little right here is where I also keep some more like, what is this? Freezer bag and stuff like that. So I kind of want to condense this all into one place and get it out of all of these hidden little compartments which this little spot is cool for stuff like that, but in the long run, it kind of gets annoying to have to reach all the way back there. And then this one, I just have candles that I've already went through and I keep the wax to put the wax into my wax warmer. So that's what all of that is. And y'all know I keep the candle like jars to put, ooh, Lordy, to put grease in. I may need to just throw that candle out completely, honestly, because that one's, it's doing a lot. Okay, so the thing is I kind of want to move this drawer and put all the stuff in here because I'm literally using this drawer for nothing. Like this can go somewhere else. So I think I want to stack the stuff right here. So I don't have to bend all the way down here. And then I feel like, I don't know, I feel like this one is bigger or just may seem bigger because this one is lower. But I'm going to take all of this stuff out and then we're going to switch the doors. So I keep napkins on my table. So I'm just going to put the rest of all of these in here. This is from Dollar Tree, napkins from Dollar Tree. Like I said, I'm actually a person who eat at the table because I never grew up eating at the table. So I like eating at the table. And we got napkins here, coasters, and there's two picks we should not post to use, but you know, we got them. I do want to buy that little like brown container to put all of your Ziploc bags and stuff in. And then you just basically put it in a drawer. But I may not buy it because I honestly don't have a drawer for besides putting it in here. But yeah, I may buy that. But for right now we're just going to make over whatever. You know, I used to home edit stuff. So I had another one of these. I think I'm going to go ahead and use another container to put all of my like extra stuff in. Valet Trash come back tomorrow because they already picked up for today. So the rest of these paper towels, I think I'm going to go ahead and start utilizing this space because I don't need it for pantry space anymore because I have a full on pantry. I did do a pantry organization video so you can go check that out. So yeah, these fit perfectly right here. Definitely good quality. But I like this little bitty container because I literally just lay it like this and grab from right here or you can do it like this. But I like to lay it like this and then I buy reusable ones from Dollar Tree and then I just kind of put them back in here. So I still have a few of the really good ones left but I'm just going to put the ones from Dollar Tree in here also. You didn't know that's my main walk-in closet right here.  This basically is gym stuff, my YouTube storage area and the boys' little storage area right there. Those shipping packages I'm actually going to put right there. So I'm going to get this back in order. So this basically needs to be where my YouTube stuff is stored, like extra tripod and stuff like that. Like keepsake stuff up there and then their stuff need to be right there. So this is all the stuff that I had that was in like the kitchen in the drawer but I need to put all this stuff back in here.  So that is like all my nursing school stuff. So I may actually take that out and put in storage and use this for something else. But as of right now, I'm going to try to get this back to just gym stuff, the dog stuff, and then like to where I can store my YouTube stuff in here.


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This is a figure that I have always wanted to check out ever since I saw him in a Toy Fair magazine so many years ago. And thanks to a subscriber to this channel, Nagging Guy, I have one in my possession to take a look at. So not only am I going to enjoy this figure, you guys are as well. Now, Nagging Guy did not give me this guy, he just gave him to me on loan along with a huge box of various transformers to check out. He actually sent me an Instagram message a couple weeks ago. Notice I was doing a lot of third party legends figures and asked why. And I said, well, I really don't have any new stuff coming in mainline until August. So he said, let me hook you up with some things that I think you'll like to check out. And when I opened the box up and saw this guy, I was like, I have to review Galvatron first. So first off, big shout out to Nagging Guy. Thank you so much for all of the bots. That's going to keep me busy for quite a few months. And without further ado, let's take a look at Beast Wars 2 Galvatron. Now we'll start things off by looking at Galvatron in his gloriously weird looking robot dragon mode. I mean, this thing is just bonkers looking. I love the collar scheme though, very G1 Galvatron with the purples and black. So that is awesome. It's got these wild looking giant shoulder pauldrons there that really, I don't know what to say. This is an odd looking figure. Taking a closer look at him. Love the dragon head sculpt. I mean, there is great sculpted details all over this figure, along with some fantastic looking paint applications. He's got painted silver teeth, green eyes. I guess those are like gills right there or something. Lots of articulation and the neck can go up and down, side to side and rotate just a little bit. But you've got those shoulder pauldrons going along for the ride. Now you can pop the shoulder pauldrons off from what I've read on the internet, but this isn't my figure as I've said before and GPS is a concern with this figure. But I've been messing around with him for a couple of days, haven't seen any issues whatsoever, but still I'm not going to risk popping these on and off. Down here on the dragon legs, this looks really weird, but he's got knee gatlin guns. Maybe this section here holds all the ammunition, so that's kind of very odd. I mean, this whole figure is just odd. I love it. Got great sculpted detail down here on the tail into this pincher. And these pinchers are actually little missiles that you could launch off. There's a trigger right here and each side fires. And actually shoots pretty good. Of course, you've got the tail looking like that now. Let's go ahead and pop these back in. I miss spring-loaded gimmicks. And speaking of gimmicks, the wings. I guess those are wings. They can flap. There's a lever right here. Move this up and down and they kind of flap. It's not great. As you see, I have to lift this up because it kind of folds down into place here. And it just doesn't... I can't get it to really work just like so. But you saw what it does, the wings flap. He has these little tiny dragon arms right here. Once again, very well sculpted. I mean, the sculpting on this thing is awesome. I mean, most Beast Wars figures were sculpted really, really well. And this one's no exception whatsoever. He's just totally bonkers. I mean, I dig it. Let's go into more articulation. I am all over the place with this review, so I am sorry. Like I said, you've got all the articulation here in the neck. These little arms can move up and down if you get the shoulder pylon out of the way. There's a shoulder rotation. There's an elbow rotation. Excuse me, bicep bend. The legs can move back and forth. The knees can move back and forth slightly. But like I said, you've got all that junk right there. No articulation for the tail. And then of course you saw the articulation for the wings. So now let's go ahead and get Galvatron transformed into his second mode. This Galvatron is a triple changer. So what we're going to do is take the horn that's here on his head and we're going to fold that down up over his nose. And then we're going to take these shoulder pauldrons and we're going to rotate these around. Like I said, I'm going to be very careful with this. Got to make sure and clear the... Get this cleared. I do not want to damage this figure. So get that rotated around and see there's a port right there that's going to match up to that peg on the dragon's neck.  Let's see, I think I got to get both these together. There we go.  And get these squeezed together. Let's do one side, then the other. So now you got that going on. Next thing we're going to do is go ahead and flip these red sections out here. Then you're going to collapse the dragon feet up into the knees. Just like that. Make sure the gatlin gun is still facing forward. Do the same here on this side. It goes right into place. And go ahead and unsnap the legs here.  This figure's got some size to him. I keep almost hitting the camera. So we've got that going on. You got this little section right here. We're going to flip this around and over. Just like so. Covers up all the stuff right there. Make sure the dragon feet are all the way in. That's going to peg into place. Now we're going to bring the legs up and just collapse them in. Let's see. There you go. And you'll see this little peg right here that's going to match up to that hole. Go ahead and get that lined up there on that side. Do the same on the other. Just rotate the leg around accordingly. Get the little arms out of the way. Sorry if I hit the camera. Get that pegged in. That pegged in. Now just make sure and collapse those all in nice and tight. Now a couple of different options you can do. You've got the dragon arms right here. You can fold the arms up and under the wings. But I don't really like that. See, it causes those to pop off. I am not ready to show that off yet. So what I'm going to do, go ahead and bring the wings back. And down like so. Do that here on this side. Back and down. And then just bring the arms up and over. And there we have Galvatron in his drill tank mode. Yes, this is a drill tank. It's nothing else.  This is a drill tank. The only thing this is going to penetrate is dirt. So there you go. There's Galvatron's drill tank. And that is something just really carries over all of that odd. Make sure you get everything pegged in right there. Now if you look closely, it's kind of an homage to Galvatron's cannon mode from G1. You've got the gold and the purple there. So it's kind of a reach, but I see it. There is a gimmick with the drill tank. You've got this little plunger right here. Just move that up and down. And he just gets to drilling. He can drill all day. So pretty cool. You got wheels underneath. So now he can move around slightly. It's not the greatest. Man, I can't talk. He's got the Gatlin guns right there on the front. He's got the missiles here on the back. I like how the paint applications right here make it look like he has a little cockpit right there. So yeah, there is Galvatron's drill tank. Just you don't see drill tanks very often anymore. Drill tanks were so prevalent back in the 80s and 90s. So pretty much that's it for the drill tank. Now let's go ahead and get Galvatron transformed into his robot mode. The first thing we're going to do, let's go ahead and pop the legs out from under here. And straighten these out. You're going to want to flip this section out once again. Bring the Gatlin cannons down. Extend the other leg. Flip this panel out. Bring the Gatlin cannon down. Now we're going to take this section right here, the heel spar of the dragon. Lift that up. Bring the red section up. Those will form Galvatron's feet. Now we are going to rotate the top here. Let's see. Well, first thing we'll do before we do that is go ahead and unsnap the wing section. It just pegs in right there. Put that to the side. Now, let's see if I can get this to rotate around. You may have to do a little bit more here. Let's see. Okay, let's take the tail. We are going to split the tail right down the middle. It is sometimes a pain. It really snaps together good there at the tip. So we're going to bring the tail down and around, and it's going to peg in just like that. So bring this down. Let's see a little tab right there. Just peg that in.  Now, let's see if I can get this to rotate like it's supposed to.  Bring this chest piece up. There we go. So once that's up and out of the way, you can rotate the lower body. Bring the arms around. Make sure these shoulder sections here are facing up with the red facing towards you. Go ahead and rotate the arms while folding this section of the tail up. And it's going to snap in right there. See that peg or that hole? Going to line up to that peg. Snap into place. Same thing on this side. Of course, doing that reveals Galvatron's fist, and you can launch the missile. And then you've got the big drill section. All you're going to do with this is fold it straight down. And there you have Beast Wars II Galvatron in robot mode. And just like the other modes, gloriously odd-looking butt. Let's go ahead and bring the arms down. So there you go. So close to look at him. He's got Beast Wars Megatron's face. He's got that scowl. He's got a really cool glass marble right there. I really dig that. You don't see very often in a Transformer figure. Great paint applications. The guy is bright and colorful. And like I said, just really, really odd. He's got the Gatlin guns there on the knees. And man, I don't know. I am so taken aback by just how goofy this figure is. Now, you've got his big wing pack here. So what you're going to do with this is unfold this, or unsnap the wings here, just like so. And then you rotate these around. So you've got this gigantic claw weapon. See if I can get that to work. It's very stiff. Maybe. I don't know what this is. I have such a difficult time doing this. It's got two levers. It's got one underneath here, one on the top. I need to bring it down a little farther. Come on, work for me. So there you go. There is the giant pinchy claw. And you can put that in his hand like so, which just really adds to the oddness of the character. You've got Galvatron with a, I'm going to pinch you claw. So yeah, weird. So remove that. Not a big fan of that. You can go ahead and fire off the missiles here. And these will actually form melee weapons. And you can put these in Galvatron's fists just like so. You can take the wings, fold these back, and actually clip this back on the back of Galvatron. Let's see. Let's bring the wings down.  So yeah. Another issue with Galvatron is he has got one hell of a backpack. And there's nothing you can really do with the giant drill. I guess you can kind of bring it out slightly, but it's going to pop out everything and still really making back heavy. But he stands pretty good because, well, he forms a tripod. Now articulation for Galvatron in robot mode. The head can rotate. It can't really do a complete 360. It just looks side to side. The shoulders can do a complete 360 as well. The arms can go out. They can go in. There is a bicep bend and a shoulder rotation. And actually, surprisingly, a wrist rotation. Due to transformation, the waist can rotate. Legs can go out. They can go in. They can go forward. They can go back. And he's got a really, really deep knee bend. So he's got a lot of articulation for what he is. So there you go, guys. There you have the wonderfully odd Beast Wars 2 Galvatron. And now for some quick size comparisons. Here is Beast Wars 2 Galvatron with Beast Wars Megatron. Beast Wars Transmetal 2 Megatron. And see what I mean? They have the same face. And Generation Selects Galvatron 2. 1998's Beast Wars 2 Galvatron is definitely an odd Transformers toy. But man, is he a ton of fun. He's just weird and wonderful. Dragon Mode is off the chain. The Drill Tank Mode is just words barely describe that thing. And the Robot Mode is just gloriously colorful and just bonkers. This figure is amazing. And I am so glad that I finally got ahold of one. So there you go, guys. 1998's Beast Wars 2 Galvatron. So does the 1998 Beast Wars 2 Galvatron belong in your collection? Well, if you're a hardcore Beast Wars fan or a Japanese Beast War fan, absolutely. This is an amazing figure.  I love him. I think I'm going to have to go on eBay and see if I can find one for myself. Now, as I mentioned earlier, he does have issues with GPS, so I've heard. But this one right here, that nagging guy lent me, seems to have no problem whatsoever. So this seems like a very solid figure. So maybe it was just a first run or who knows. But if you're looking for one on eBay, they are pretty expensive. The one I'm looking at right now is about $120. And I'm still like, do I want to? It's just one of those things. So yeah, if you're into the Japanese figures, pick this guy up. I think you're really going to like him. Just make sure you read the description and make sure there's no GPS. Now guys, if you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like. Don't forget to subscribe and don't forget to click that bell icon to get notified when I upload new videos. Also, if you're in any position to help out the channel, I do offer channel memberships here on YouTube and I also have a new super thanks button thanks to YouTube. 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Ted Bundy is back in the spotlight, and with him comes renewed speculation as to why this smart, attractive, successful law student brutally murdered at least 30 people. Of course, as most of us are not deemed psychopathic, it can be difficult to understand from our perspective. Bundy did what he did partially because he lacked reason. For people like Bundy, subverting ethical norms can be reason enough. Yet, even a heart as cold as terrible teds may have been at some point warm. Serial killers are created the same way as everyone else, but many things go wrong in the process. Here are eight reasons why Ted Bundy became a psychopath. 1. Genetics. It's been long debated whether nature or nurture, genetics or upbringing causes psychopathy, but nature and nurture are not in competition, they're partners. Together, they generate the antisocial traits that define the disorder. The answer then is both. Some killers have abnormal brain chemistry due to a defect in the MAOA gene, which causes, among other psychopathic benchmarks, hypersexuality and violent impulses. However, this genetic defect does not necessitate criminal behavior. Most people with MAOA deficiency do not become killers. This requires an extra push. 2. Trauma. Here is where nurture comes into play. A handful of psychopathic murderers sustained traumatic injuries when they were children, like Albert Fish, who, at age 7, fell out of a cherry tree. As a result, Fish suffered from dizziness and headaches for the rest of his life, until he was executed for killing children. An autopsy of Ted Bundy's brain discovered no signs of trauma, but later research into MAOA concluded that Bundy might have been a victim. If this were the case, the gene's latent violence would have needed a traumatic catalyst. But trauma isn't always physical. Bundy had a childhood marred with turbulent events. When such events are experienced by someone with MAOA deficiency, a killer cocktail may result. 3. Family and environment. Nothing has more influence on a child's development than his or her family. At an early age, Bundy was entangled in a domestic conspiracy that made him believe that his grandparents were actually his parents. Not only that, but he was told his mother was his sister. His family's true identity was hidden from Bundy for many years. This was to protect the reputation of Bundy's actual mother, who was young and unwed. Bundy never knew his father. Nobody does. His identity was never determined. As a result, Bundy grew up resentful and mistrustful of the people who should have inspired absolute trust. 4. Isolation. After Bundy's real mother came clean, she moved herself and Ted out of the House of Lies. She wanted to give her son a fresh chance at a normal life, so she changed her identity yet again to separate her and Ted from her parents. This was further realized when she married a man named Johnny Colepepper Bundy, who gave Ted the name for which he'd be known. However, Ted's mother and Johnny had four of their own children, and they monopolized their parents' attention. Ted's frustration mounted as the very person that had him unwillingly separated from his parental figures now neglected him, and as a result, he withdrew. Already pathologically shy, Ted distanced himself from his family and peers and took refuge in a fantasy world where he wasn't a powerless victim of circumstance. In his mind, he could be anything he wanted. But Bundy's fantasy could not be sustained. He needed reality to take the shape of his ideal. Like so many troubled youths, he did this by acting out. A teenage Bundy started shoplifting, breaking into cars and peeping into windows. Ironically, this was happening while Bundy was finally succeeding at life. He had become a popular student with good grades and a few friends, but this was all part of his narrative. Bundy relished appearing like a socialite while secretly committing crimes. This paradoxical identity is what attracts many serial killers. The identity crisis of his youth and the impotence of his personality were what made Bundy especially susceptible to dual identity possession. Despite his social success, Bundy remained insecure. He couldn't detach from the grim facts of his life, particularly the fact that he was far less wealthy than his peers. Bundy desired wealth, love, and prestige, all the conventional measures of power. Perhaps if those didn't allude him, he wouldn't have become a serial killer, just another Fortune 500 executive. It ended up being a near miss. By enrolling in university, Bundy was on the road to both wealth and prestige. And love had materialized in the form of a University of Washington classmate. Bundy adored her, but she ended the relationship and he was devastated. His obsessive nature caused him to overreact and he dropped out of college and chased his fantasy on high gear, using them as a bulwark against the renewed impotence of his life. At 27, Ted's ultimate fantasy became a reality when he murdered 21-year-old Linda Ann Healy, his first known homicide victim, as revenge for his unrequited love, unrequited parents, and unrequited life. 7. Manipulation Bundy, like all psychopaths, was a liar, who provided false and contradictory information to manipulate others into furthering his goals. You don't know what to believe about Bundy. That's what made him so scary. Did you enjoy our analysis of Ted Bundy? Would you like to see us analyze more people in our next video? If so, be sure to support us and tell us who you would like us to analyze next. It can be psychologists, celebrities, or even real life events you personally encounter in your life. 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Upon the shores of Lake Taupo within New Zealand is an intriguing as yet unexplained artifact that has become known as the Kaimanawa Wall. What is interesting regarding the Kaimanawa Wall is the fact that it clearly predates academia's rigidly attested view of the past inhabitations of the country. New Zealand is largely accepted to have first been inhabited within the last 800 years. However, the analysis that has been done on this mysterious wall has shown that it is, at very minimum, 2,000 years old. Additionally, it clearly displays the tell-tale construction qualities of a lost knowledge, evidently within countless other ruins found all over the world. The controversial wall first came to public attention during the early 1990s, with a publication by Barry Braelfords in the New Zealand listener, called Megalith Mystery, Our Giant Stones in the Kaimanawa Forest Park. Evidence of an ancient New Zealand culture? Within he details how analysis has shown that the stone wall is at least 2 millennia old and was created by previous unknown settlers within New Zealand. He called them the Waitaha and postulated that they were subsequently exterminated by the Maori's who arrived only 800 years ago. Furthermore, Brailsford maintains that the wall could link New Zealand with Egypt, South America, and many other ancient civilizations, continuing to list 12 pieces of evidence to support his claims. Predictably, however, individuals within many different fields of academia have leapt to the defense of currently upheld paradigms. The Department of Conservation, archaeologists, geologists, and just about every political party in New Zealand, including a number of media outlets, directed tremendous hostility toward the claims, leading to the site being completely shut off to the public. You have to wonder, what are they so scared of people finding? Regardless of Braelfords' evidence, a conclusion that the wall is nothing but a mere natural formation has been publicly peddled ever since the publication nearly 30 years ago, a conclusion in staunch denial of reality or evidence. The conclusion made by official geologists was that the wall is an outcrop of a large ignombrite, a natural formation created about 330,000 years ago. They claim that the block shapes were produced by fractures in the rock, attributed to earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and other natural events. It seems scholars are quite happy to date such sites, but extremely reluctant to attribute any intelligent design within their creation. Could the Kaimanawa Wall really be a 330,000-year-old man-made wall, a wall built by the same people as many other sites found across the world? We find such possibilities highly compelling. If one were to mention the incredible feats of engineering undertaken by our now-lost ancient ancestors, in particular, gigantic walls, some may lean towards the impressive, sheer enormity of the megalithic stones within the wall of Gornaya Shoria. Or more commonly, the Great Wall of China is the more popular choice, or the more obscure, lesser-known Great Wall of India. Undoubtedly, the Great Wall of China was a feat of monstrous proportions, having been built to such a scale it's visible from space. Yet what many more are unaware of is an ancient kingdom once located in southwestern Nigeria. Known as the Walls of Benin, they dwarf the Walls of China, a series of defensively constructed earthworks called Aya in Edo. They consist of 9.3 miles of inner-city walls and an estimated 9,900 miles of outer wall. The walls of Benin City were described as, quote, the world's largest earthwork carried out prior to the mechanical era, end quote, by the Guinness Book of Records. The Benin City Walls have been known of by Westerners since around the 1500s. Portuguese explorer Duarte Pacheco Pereira briefly described the walls during his travels. Another description was given around 1600 by the Dutch explorer Derrick Reiders. Reiders' account of the walls is as follows, quote, at the gate where I entered on horseback I saw very high, very thick walls of earth with a very deep broad ditch around. They were dry and full of high trees. Who built these walls? Or indeed, how did they accomplish such a mind-boggling feat? Traditional accounts suggested that assuming a 10-hour workday with a labor force of some 5,000 men, it could have been completed within just 97 days. However, these estimates have been criticized over the years in many ways, one in particular being a lack of account for the time it would have taken to extract earth from ever-deepening holes. Yet, regardless of these discrepancies in opinion, regarding the challenge in its creation or indeed their age or origin, we find these walls highly compelling. Nix was at one time the official meeting place of the Athenian Democratic Assembly of Ancient Greece. In the earliest days of Athenian democracy, the Ecclesia meant in the Agora. However, sometime within the early 5th century, the meeting place was moved to a new meeting place which came to be called Nix, from the Greek word meaning tightly packed together. This word, we feel, was more than likely inspired by the astonishing polygonal masonry, so often conveniently absent any of academia explanations as to the origins of such sites. How can individuals tasked with establishing an accurate understanding as to the origins of such sites seemingly overlook that which cannot be explained? It is clear to us that a conspiracy has befallen the academically established historical timeline of our species, this in favor of a perceived all-knowing rather than that which they truly are, rather out of their depth. The Nix wall being one of the most compelling and enigmatic features of the ancient ruin. Polygonal masonry of extraordinary size, with a construction method indicative of a lost technology and thus lost civilization. Excavations at the site began in 1910 by the Greek Archaeological Society, which definitely confirmed the site as the Nix. Interestingly, on the western end of the site is an ancient astronomical observatory. However, during the Greeks' inhabitants, the site was the focus of political discussion, not astronomy. These discussions were held every nine days and required the involvement of no less than 6,000 residents of Athens, although it is thought that the site could actually hold more than 20,000 individuals. Who built Nix? Or indeed, the inexplicable polygonal masonry present in its boundary walls, with blocks similar in size to that of the fortress of Saxe Huaman? The question is, why has this site seemingly been overlooked? Not only by academia, but missed by the majority of alternative research. This absence of research, we feel, is clear proof of academia's efficiency to stifle free thought. We suspect that their motives focus on protecting investments, to retain book sales in regards to their apparent accurate explanations of the Greeks' enrolments. This requires the concealment of anything which contradicts this tale of events, concealing features which would inevitably ignite unanswerable questions within the viewer's mind. It is undoubtedly an astonishing wall, surrounding an equally astonishing ruin. A place we find highly compelling. Over a hundred years ago, a curious discovery was made in a town now named after this upart, Rockwell within Texas. An ancient wall was unearthed, and although it was clearly of an artificial nature, its possible age predictably made a number of people in the academic world deny its artificial origins in favor of a far less likely scenario involving natural formation. Although magnetic exploration suggested that the Rockwell had been where it lay for over 100,000 years, its origins have been heavily debated ever since its initial discovery. In 1852, farmers in Texas were digging a well when they discovered the wall. Conservative estimates have placed its creation some 100,000 years ago, yet now many believe it to actually be an anti-Diluvian relic left by a now lost civilization some 200 to 400,000 years ago. Dr. John Geisman of the University of Texas, Dallas, tested the Rocks as part of a history channel documentary, giving credence to the denial of its artificial origins, suggesting they formed where they were, claiming that they were all magnetized in the same way. This tremendous age has led many to believe in modern paradigm, to deny a man-made origin as this does to cooperate with the Bering Strait theory and currently upheld timelines in regards to evolution. However, there are others in similar fields who have found curious characteristics of the wall, which do indeed suggest artificial origins. Geologist James Shelton, for example, and Harvard's architect John Lindsay, have focused on its unique design features, including architectural elements, archways, lintel portals, and square doorway and window openings, which all suggest not only artificial creation, but functionality for humans, which nature would simply not create. The depth or past height of the wall is also an impressive legacy. The family of T.U. Wade, who moved to the area and initially made the discovery, dug to a depth of 40 feet to try and find the bottom of the wall. This excavation, however, was abandoned without finding the bottom. Years later in 1949, Mr. Sanders of Fort Worth took up the baton and continued excavational exploration of the wall. Using a number of megalithic stones at considerable depth and weighing several tons, after bringing them to the surface, mysterious pictographs were found upon them, further supporting the thesis of artificial origin. In addition, curious metal rings of modern composition were found embedded in rocks, suggesting the presence of lost technology. It would appear that the wall is indeed an antediluvian relic, one possibly submerged and subsequently buried in ancient sediment during the Great Flood. Modern studies have found that the wall is in fact 6 stories tall and 20 miles in length, with a number of individuals now attributing the wall to a lost civilization of giants due to its inexplicable nature. It is good when examples like rock wall appear that test our abilities and cause us to question basic Newtonian mechanistic assumptions that have not been modified for over 150 years. Physics had to abandon this approach at the turn of the century, opting instead for relativity and quantum mechanics in order to further their understanding of matter and the universe, said James Shelton, geologist from New Orleans. It is a relic which we find highly compelling. We have in the past investigated the still unexplained, now lost, stonewalling technique, now commonly referred to as polygonal masonry. We have described the incredible feat that this technique involved, the mystery of how an ancient civilization once cut and perfectly fitted together these enormous jigsaw puzzles, sometimes comprised of megalithic blocks weighing many tons in weight. However, we have also covered the coalescence of this polygonal technique with another, which has become known as Cyclopia within Italy, with the Cyclopian walls built upon those by those who possessed the ability to create polygonal masonry. All but proving that this Cyclopian technique predated that of seemingly more competent polygonal technique. But just how old these techniques are, or indeed the age of these structures themselves, is now lost to history. However, our next area of interest may shed some light on these sites' considerable age, if you consider the evidence that the site itself presents. Known as the palasgic wall, it is located upon a gigantic, once-leveled natural rock within the acropolis of Athens. The wall, during the time of Thuclitides, was claimed to have stood several meters high and six meters broad. It surrounded the entirety of the ruin, with a large visible fragment of the original wall, demonstrating this claimed scale still standing and located upon the southern side, close to the original entrance. Yet today, the beveling can be seen, but the wall has all but vanished, with the foundation of the wall laying below several feet of natural sediment buildup, indicative of a tremendous age. Said to have been built by the palagians, hence the name given to the wall, not only does the sediment present at the site suggest a far more tremendous age, but the sheer size of the structure, along with the rock it now sits upon, that was entirely leveled at some point within ancient antiquity, all points to an ancient feat far beyond the capability of known ancient Grecians, and just like that of polygonal masonry, predictably can be seen at sites just like that of polygonal, which are often surrounded by controversy when it comes to the claimed construction and origin of said sites. We logically conclude that these attributions to different groups within known history easily identified in other locations where these groups never ventured, is solid proof that those who state such false truths know they are indeed being deceptive. It is a ruin which we find highly compelling.