Welcome to the last set news to get top stories and cryptocurrency assets and break them down to bite-sized pieces. So today I want to do a follow-up of a couple of videos I did in the past where it was my price predictions, the exit strategy, and then of course what I'm going to do with those cashouts as I take chips off the table. Am I going to just put everything into cash and let it sit there become on fire? No. Am I going to put it all in the stable coins? No. Am I going to put it all into different investment properties? No, no, no. So I need to clarify just to make sure everybody knows exactly what I'm doing. This is not financial advice, but these are just the things that I would do. And I think they're pretty solid. So there's seven different criteria I'm going to go into. But first I need to just take a step back and let you know what I'm talking about. So this was actually a video that I did a couple of weeks ago. Actually, this was on January 7, 2021. And it was my price prediction video where I just gave all different price predictions that I had for everything that's in my portfolio. I don't like to give outrageous price predictions. I think they're pretty reserved. And some people have said that they are actually quite low. And I'm okay with that because if they go higher, then I don't think anybody will begrudge me and say, ah, you know what, you told me that Bitcoin was only going to 150,000 and went to 400,000.  No one's going to care. So if I just say reserve, and these are the ones remembered that I feel they're going to go to, I don't think that I should have a problem here. And I hope, I hope that I am wrong. So that was the first part. When we talk about probabilities and gains, you can watch that video link at the very end. So then the next video that we did is we talked about the exit strategies and I talked about having an actual plan of what to do. And this just came down to this spreadsheet, which you can find the link of, or in the description of every one of my videos, there's a link, and it'll take you to this exit strategy. And it's all the different exit strategies that I have and the cash out price points. And I made it very simple. My first exit strategy is a little bit more cumbersome and difficult. This one's very simple. I just say, here's an 80-20 rule and you're going to, I'm going to sell 80%. I'm going to hodl or keep on with 20% of my cryptocurrency holdings because you never know. You never know. Like I say, Bitcoin could go up to a million. I have no idea. But I think that, and I base all these on the different four-year cycles that we have, which is having all-time high dips reset, having all-time high dips for that. So in January 12th, or January 12th, January 2012, we had a halving, 2013, we had an all-time high, 2014, we had a dip, 2015, we had a reset. Then 2016, same thing happened, halving, all-time high in 2017, big dip, where everything just dropped down to the floor in 2018 and then reset in 2019. Now we just had a halving in 2020, 2021. I believe it's going to be a huge massive bull run, and that's what I kind of see what is going. So this actually leads me to my next point. If we have this massive bull run, which hopefully it all works out, I mean, it has only been eight or years before, and not that anything's guaranteed, but if history repeats itself, I think we should be okay. The thing is, people always ask me, it's like, well, if instead of cashing out, which is a taxable event, and we'll get in that second, why don't you just take loans? I talked about this before. So you can take a loan with some place like Celsius, and I'll link this in the description below as well. If you want to take a loan in anything, you have to collateralize that loan. So if you want to take out, let's say, this is an Ethereum, and you want to take out just $1,000, I don't care if you want to take out $100,000, a million dollars, you have to collateralize it. And even if you wanted to just take out $1,000, because right now Ethereum is about $1,200 today. It is, what is it? January 29th. So maybe all $1,200. So if you want to take out $1,000, you need to at the very minimum give them one and a half. You have to 50% collateralize that. So that means to get $1,000 and you need $1.5. What is the interest rate on that? It's 9%. So 9%, and that's what it is. If you want to get a really great rate, you'd have to give four times what you need, which would be three Ethereum, or quarter, I guess. So you're looking at an APR of only 1% at $1,000. So you can do that, and let's just say you want $10,000. Let's say you want $100,000, okay? What do you need? Well, just to do one and a half, you need 152 ETH, if you want to get, and that's at 9%, mind you, at 25%, you're looking at 1%. So here's the thing. If you get that loan and you take that money out, and you're in this massive bull run, you're like, it'll never go down because all the institutions are here, which I heard the same thing, Song and Dance before. And I think Bitcoin could be a pretty good play by the altcoins. Who knows? So what will happen is if the price of your collateralized asset goes down, and it doesn't meet this $100,000, or actually in this case, $150,000 on this side, they're going to say, hey, you owe us either the collateral, which is we're going to take your ETH, and we're going to liquidate it, or are you going to pay us the money? I can't pay the money because I put it on a house or I bought a new Lambo or whatever else it is. So you have to be careful with these loans. These loans really are short-term loans. If you can do something with this to make the money work for you in three months to six months, go right ahead. But if you're taking like, I'm just going to take this loan and move to Bermuda, and I'll be fine, I don't think that's a great play. I wouldn't do it. And that's all I'm saying. Unless you have another type of reasoning for a loan for like, hey, I'm going to take out for 30 years, just something that's going to work. So what does that mean? So here is my cash out plan originally, cash. Let's just take, I'm going to take all my Bitcoin, all my theorem, I'm out of this market, who cares, right? You can do 100%. But just know that you're going to pay some serious capital gains taxes. And we talk about that in certain videos, I'll also link those. And those could be if you're in the United States, it could be between 20% and 48% just depends. So that is up to you. But if you want to do a smarter approach, again, not financial advice, this is what I'm going to do. I don't think just having cash in your bank is a great option. I think Michael Saylor showed us that's not a great option, because if you have a bunch of cash with the quantitative ease and everybody printing, it could be very cumbersome. And you can start to lose the value of the dollar. As they start to print trillions and trillions of dollars, what did that do for you? Not too much. Your dollar does not go as far. I think cryptocurrency is probably the way to go. So here's the thing. Here is my cash out strategy, as it was, because it's not really cash out. It's really, I guess, in learning to figure out which assets you want. I like to collect things. I like to have assets because those are a little bit more safer than just having cash. So what I'm going to do, again, using the exit strategy that we just talked about, the 80-20 rule, I'm going to cash out. I'm going to keep 10% in a bank. Yeah, I got to use bank still.  Let's crack and start to get that banking license. I'll definitely use you guys. But this is what we got. 10% just have dry powder in the side. It's always good to have cash because you never know where you're going to need it. An opportunity comes up. I have cash. The next one, I'm going to take about 25%. And this is the lion's share. I'm going to put in the stablecoins. And people will say, well, why just why put in the stablecoins? Because it's just one-to-one. It's supposed to be pegged to the dollar. So what is the point of that? Well, here's the thing. If I can put this into stablecoins, I'm talking about USDC. I'm not talking about Tether. I don't know what is going on with Tether. We'll see after the audit. I just do not trust that right now. And I don't see why people use Tether once you use USDC. It's an ERC-20 token. It's on the Ethereum network. It's backed by some pretty good companies. I don't understand why people are like, I got to use Tether. Just use USDC. Here's another thing about that. First of all, you have to understand if I need to cash out and get into stablecoins or just cash out in general, how do I figure out where I'm going to cash out? Because someone asked me a question about, like, well, I just bought Theta or I just bought Celsius or I just bought some wacky coin from Uniswap or a SimpleSwap. How do I cash out? So just real quick, just so you know, if you go to, let me back up here, if you go to CoinGecko or CoinMarket, it doesn't really matter, any of those, and you look for, let's find Theta again right here, and you're like, where do I, first of all, where do I buy it? Where can I sell it? Mostly where can you sell it? I get everything on SimpleSwap these days or Uniswap. As you scroll down and you look for things, see this part here where it says exchanges, see all trading pairs. If you open it up, you can find every single exchange that you want and all the different trading pairs. So you're like, well, how do I, if I bought Theta on SimpleSwap and I have my wallet, how do I sell this thing? Well, you can just do this, just go to Binance, just go to HotBit, BKX, hit BTC. I don't know where these are. Also, look over here in the trust score where, if they're green, not pretty good, yellow, no, red, no. So just take a look at that. That's where you can find to sell those things. Also, real quick, why I'm recommending USDC or why I use USDC, not recommending. I can't give you a recommendation. Just like this, Visa partners with the same digital dollar startup that raised $271 million. This is, Visa announced it is connecting its global payment network of $60 million merchants to the USDC developed by Circle. USDC software and their platforms and send and receive USDC payments. So again, Theta's got an issue right now. They're going to go through an audit. There is different lawsuits pending and they're going back and forth with the New York Attorney General. I don't know what he will use, Theta. Just don't get it. But then the question becomes, okay, Rob, so you have an unstable coin just for there for maybe want to buy things later on. Why don't you just put in dollars? Just have it there because you can do the same thing. Here's the reason why. If you look over on my exchange and wallet fees, there is again a link in the description. There's a description or just look below in the description. There's a link. Jeez. And when you click on that, you can get to my exchange and wallet fees. These are all the different exchanges and wallets that I recommend. And right up here, everything is an affiliate link just so you know. So you don't have to use these links. But if you do use them, you get between $10 and $25. These are the ones that I recommend and things I just do not recommend. All the things that I've used and personally still use right now. So if you look at Voyager, the rocker, got to change that. If you scroll down, what's great about these two platforms is that, first of all, USDT is offered over in Celsius. Sure. Again, if you want to do it, use it. You can earn APY just for holding your crypto.  So right over here, it's almost 14%. You get paid in Celsius. Or if you're like me, an American, because you can't get paid in Celsius, it'll just be 11% in Tether. Same thing, right? With Matic, with Dot, whatever you want to do, Chainlink, you either get paid in Celsius, on Celsius, or Link, or on Litekind. On Voyager, you only get paid in whatever you're not staking, whatever you have on the platform. So Bitcoin to Bitcoin, Ethereum to Ethereum, and so on and so forth. But I want you to notice on USDC, you can get paid 8% just for holding USDC on Voyager. You can get paid almost 14% in Celsius and almost 11% USDC on Celsius. So why would I keep it into cash when I can just sit back and do absolutely nothing and just leave it on there for these guys to use and loan out? That is what I feel is the best option for me. So just so you know, right now, Celsius will always have the better APY. Just Voyager and Celsius, they are partners in this whole game. That's how they gain yield. But what I usually do is I buy everything on Voyager, almost everything. And I will, when I'm not so lazy, transfer it over to Celsius. I'm not that lazy. I get a lot of things going on. So every day, I dollar cost average in, I buy things, and it just sits on Voyager. So until I actually get up and go, okay, hit the button and transfer over Celsius, I still get 8% of USDC. When I transfer over, I get 10%. So whatever. So that is the one option there. And then let me go back. So that is essentially 35% or a third of what I'm going to do when I cash out. This one here, 15% is land. I like to invest into land and properties. I have investment properties. I have land. And they're great. Honestly, if you're looking for a store of value, it's pretty good. The problem with land is it's not very liquid. So if you want to move land tomorrow, you got to go through a process. But it's a pretty good place to park your money. And there's different tax benefits for that if you're doing it through a business, and I'm not going to get that here. But I will take 15% chunk of that and I will put it into an investment land option. That's what I will do. 20% is I will take also that money and I will put it into investment properties. We did a video. So let's try to figure out here. We did a video called Cash Out Alternatives. And I talked about exiting and then putting that money into an investment property and then putting that investment property. You can rent it long term or you can do what we do with my wife, which is short term rentals on Airbnb. I think right now we're just going to 2021. So whenever you're watching this, remember that thing called COVID? Yeah, it sucked. It was just awful. But right now, not to me, people are traveling a ton. But once everybody gets, a lot of people get a vaccine around everybody, they're going to want to travel. When they want to travel, what they want to do? Well, they can go to hotels and do all those things. They can just do what I do. What a lot of people are starting to do is just use Airbnb and they can stay in one of my houses. So I believe that as time goes on, people are going to want to travel and they're going to want to use Airbnb. Even right now with the coronavirus and what's going on, we still have our properties booked. So I don't know. That's just what the strategy that we're looking forward to doing. So we have that. And then also, as far as businesses, I have a couple. One is Amazon FBA. So it's very simple. Amazon FBA is you go to manufacturers or producers and say, or suppliers and go, look, how much of these units do you have? Okay, I have, let's say I have 10,000 gas gaps, whatever it is. It doesn't matter. Okay, I'm going to buy those 10,000 gas gaps. How much are you selling for at the stores or 20 bucks? Okay, I'll pay you nine.  Sure, we can make a quick profit. Everybody's happy. That's pretty much how Amazon works if you're doing Amazon FBA for some of Amazon. And that's what I'm going to put more into so I can buy more units or more products. I can sell them on Amazon and usually the industry average, you're looking at between 60 and 90 days and you can sell those things. I do not do Amazon training. I just know how to do it. Maybe at some point I will, but right now I'm just too busy. But that is what an option I will definitely do. I will say this though, if you're looking at different options as far as loans, I think this is a fantastic route. And I will probably do this to collateralize my cryptocurrency and so I can get money out and pay for more units for Amazon, turn around and sell those in 60 days, pay the loan back and have a profit. And that's just how I see it. And one more thing, if you want, I want to make mention is that the reason why I do all these things, it's not because I like difficulty. It's just because I like to be safe. I don't know what's going to happen. I think I feel when I hedge my bets and I don't go all in on one thing that it's a little bit more safety in those numbers. And that's just how I see it. Okay. So the next two are the most exciting. And they're not a huge part. I mean, they're 20%. So, you know, it's like one fifth, but I think they're going to be massive moving down the line. And I'll explain in a second. So 15% is for staking. And staking is going to be huge. I just see it as just a huge tidal wave of opportunity that could come down. What am I talking about here? So there's a lot of different cryptocurrency projects that you can stake. But one of the ones that I definitely like is Polkadot. Polkadot, you can get 12%. And this is on Kraken. Now, depending on where you go, you can go different places. Some places it's like 16%, 80%. You have to look for all those. I'm not here to tell you exactly where to put it. But I'm just telling you that for Polkadot, pretty good opportunity for you. And it's like in the top five. So it's roughly about, I want to say 17 bucks a day. So let's just say what you think it could be like in a year, three years, five years, 10 years. And imagine getting 18% yield, even 12% yield on that every single year. That's a lot of money. So Polkadot I think is a pretty good one for just for staking. And you don't do anything. I mean, it's pretty great. So there's that. You can stake theta. That's why I'm a big believer in the theta on top of the fact that I think as everybody starts to work from home and more things are being done in your house and you want to stream, you're going to need theta. And they're the ones that are actually working with Google and with YouTube instead of against them. That's why it's one of my top picks. And on top of that, Cardano. Now we here at Digital Asset News, we have our own stake pool. It's called DNews. And if you want to check it out, again, like in the description. So when you go there, it's going to go to this web page, you click on wallets, you're going to scroll down, and it's going to be a 13 minute overview of what staking is as far as Cardano, how it's superior to Ethereum and how you can stake to the DNews pool and how we compare it to everybody else. So just so you knew, if you take a look at pooltool.io, right now there's almost 70% total stake of Cardano, all the max supply or circulating supply right now, 70% of that is staked. Pretty good, right? This is this is Digital Asset News or DNews. This is how the pool plays out. Usually the industry average for Cardano is between 4 and 6%. Our last epic or epoch, however you want to say it, is around 4.41%. But which was okay, I suppose, but lately the lifetime return is 5.67. And the reason for that is we go through the Microsoft Azure network, and it's very safe, very stable, and it's not cheap, but it assures consistency. And that's all we're looking for. And we're up all the time. So DNews, this is what we have right now, we have almost a thousand delegations, we don't have a bunch of whales. So that's pretty good. The saturation point, you can only have 63 million, we're at almost 40%. We've only started this two months ago, so we're doing great. We'll be happy with that.  When you do that, it's called oversaturation or saturated, and you start to lose reward. So if you are staking right now in any other staking pool, just make sure you take a look and it's not oversaturated like whatever this one is. Okay, so that is that part. Also for staking, if you want to take a look at all the different projects, there's a great website called stakingrewards.com, I'll put it in the description. And you can just take a look. And what's great about this, it has everything here, it gives you the rewards, stake value, price right now. It's awesome. And it's pretty good for everything that you want to know. But what I want to show you is Ethereum 2.0. I don't stake it because there's a little bit of issues slashing. You have to stake it for so long. But in reality, it's a pretty great play. I'm going to show you something real quick. So you're looking at nine, almost 10% rewards. So let's say you had 10 ETH, right? At almost 10%, you're looking at $1,300 right now at the current price. $1,300 just for 10 Ethereum. That's pretty great. And it's only right around $1,000. I personally think at the end of this year, it'll be up to $10,000. So $10,000, all 1,000 times 10, you're looking at $10,000 per year extra just for staking 10 Ethereum. But remember, like we talked about with those cycles, the four year cycles, if 2021 we hit 10,000, it is cryptocurrency. So the value will probably go down after that. Not probably. Not it definitely will. No one has a crystal ball. So if it does go down, let's say it goes from like 10,000 down to 6,000. You still got 6X from this year making $6,000 a year for doing absolutely nothing. Again, this is why I think staking is awesome, which leads me to my last points. I trust capital IRA. And that is what I'm talking about right here in this piece. It's only 5%. Why do I only have 5% if I think it's one of the best things ever? It's because for an IRA, and this is only for America in Europe, it's called something different. So check that out. I can't remember what the heck it is. But for I trust that's what I use here because I'm an American. And I use a Roth IRA. What's great about this is that, well, what's bad about this is I can only put $7,000 per year into my IRA. If it was up to me, I put everything in there. And the reason is, is because everything that I put into this IRA, they can't tax me on it. Because whatever I get paid from my businesses, let's say I get $7,000. No, let's say I get $10,000 a year. Okay. Then the government says, you owe us 30%. Sure, there's 30%. I have $7,000 that I can spend after tax. I will put that higher 7,000 right into I trust. This is just an example. And if that 7,000 that I put into Ethereum goes to, I buy 7 Ethereum and I go to 10,000, the 7,000 to $70,000 that is in my IRA, they cannot tax me on that at all. They can't touch me. I can take that out at a certain age. I can take that out and guess what happens. They can't touch me. They can't tax. They can't tax it at all. That is the biggest thing, which leads me to one of my last points. So this was a great article by Anthony. He's the marketing manager. Talks about cold hard facts. But the big thing is in total value locked, stable coins built on Ethereum. Sure. I mean, everything is built on Ethereum. If you don't know about DeFi, it doesn't matter. If you don't know what projects to invest into, it doesn't matter. Just invest into Ethereum because everything is built on Ethereum right now. Or Cardano, one of those is going to be big. So Ethereum 2.0 is out and it's all about proof of stake. We can stake it, right? And what Anthony was talking about here is when you look at the above information, Ethereum is the ultimate IRA asset. And the reason he said that is because I trust not right now, but I believe in the end of quarter one or quarter two, they're going to offer Ethereum staking. What does that mean? So if you have, if you bought Ethereum and you put $7,000 of Ethereum, like I just talked about in my example, and I put $7,000 of Ethereum and they stake it for me at 10%, not only am I appreciating on the value of the Ethereum, I am also appreciating on the value of the staking. So I get $70,000 plus the 10% on the original Ethereum and it's just a flywheel. So I'm getting, I'm double dipping. So right now, this is why it's super important. It is important right now that everybody knows, because we are in January 2021, you have until April 2021 to contribute up to $7,000 into this Roth IRA and put it all there before it gets closed out. You can contribute to $7,000 and retro it and then you can put another $7,000 for 2021. So right now I have already maxed out on 2020. I actually put it in my last $1,000 just a week ago because I can retro it. Now I'm starting on 2021. I'm putting another $7,000 in and guess where most of it's going? Ethereum. Actually, it's Bitcoin, Ethereum, Gold and Silver and that's what I feel is best. So real quick, if, let me blow this up so everybody can see it, not me, all right. So if you have a traditional IRA somewhere else or an old employer plan like a 401k, 403b, military TSP or 457, then you can move them tax and penalty free to a crypto IRA at Itrest and there's a little snippet here he's taking that the last one is what I didn't talk about, which is passing it down to a beneficiary. I get this question a lot, Rob, how do I make a trust? Which is, you know, legal document that transfers over everything to your kids, your grandkids or whoever you want to, right? I'm like, I don't know, I'm not a lawyer, I'm not a CPA, so no idea. But there's a great thing.  And here's the great thing, they don't have to wait to a certain age to cash out. Actually, I think it's the law is, and don't quote me on this, you have, they have 10 years to pretty much drain it to, you know, to take the profit. So if you're looking for a way to pass on your cryptocurrency tax-free, that will be the one of the ways to do it. So it is just a great option. I think that's just something you should look into. Again, take a look in the description. There's a link, also viewers of Dan, they get the first month free for the iTrust IRA. I, what I did is I, I didn't understand an IRA, how it all worked. So what I did was I just scheduled a call with them, totally free, and I, and I did it virtually. It was me, Anthony, and Blake, and they just explained it all to me. This is how it all works. This is how it goes. It was like 30 minute session, and I had all my questions answered. And then if you have more questions, they'll set another, another thing. So just, if you got time, I would definitely take a look at that. So there is that piece in the last, keep saying the last thing, this really is it. At some point, we're going to have to pay taxes, right? So when I, when I cash out, I put in a stable coins, I'll buy a land, whatever else, they're all taxable events, just so you know, loans aren't a taxable event. But at some point, I'm going to have to pay taxes, which sucks, but that's just how it is. So if you're going to pay taxes, go to friends of the show crypto trader tax. This is who I used last year, and it's who I'm using this year. And what's great about them is they have a direct integration to all the major exchanges and even some of the crappy ones. And when I used the last year, from the time that I got into the member section to put all my information in, to actually sending it over my CPA, it was 30 minutes. It was a direct API into a coinbase and the crack in into, well, Binance one, actually, but I actually could use Binance and everything else, it downloaded everything. It showed me my realized gains, my unrealized gains, my losses, everything else, right over to my lawyer, send me $16,000 in a boatload of time. So if you're looking for that option, again, there's, well, there's two options actually. Right now they're running a promo until the end of April. You can put your first name in your first name and email, and you can enter to win an unlimited tax report $300 value, great. Also, if you do like, you know what, I don't want to deal with it. I need this now. So just go to the link down below and you get 20% off viewers of Dan and set you up and they're pretty great. So that's it. And that's the big stuff. And lastly, I'm sorry, keep forgetting, just so you know, to clear all this up, this is where I put all of my crypto. I don't believe it's a great idea to put it all in one place. People will say, well, just put everything on a ledger. Well, I've had definite reports of people who like lose their seed phrases. I don't you lose my seed phrase because I have a stone book and like a description. Sorry. And that's what I use because I have two of them. One is at my house and one is at my safety deposit box. Because if I don't, if I can make sure that I don't lose the seed phrase, I will never lose all my crypto. And I've already had enough horror stories from subscribers or I will never let that happen. So I got my ledger. That's half 15% on Celsius because what we talked about the yield 20% is on Voyager. 1% is in my brave my ether wallet and the 14% some around there is in on my on exchanges so I can start my exit strategy and start to sell out.  And that's it. So look, I know it was a little bit long. I apologize, but I think this is pretty good information for everybody to know right now. So if you watch this all the way to the end, hey, thanks for watching all the way in. If you liked it, why don't you just hit a thumbs up? Why don't you subscribe? I got all I got more stuff like this coming at you every single day. And that is it. So thanks for watching. I appreciate it. If you like to have some videos and we two months going to pop up on your left and right, let YouTube do its magic. And that is all. So thanks for watching. See you on the next one.


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All right. Good morning cyber traders welcome back on this lovely Wednesday the day before Thanksgiving Eve has everybody doing this lovely Wednesday good to see you all Dina good cc skip leader good to see you all Robert Brian everybody ready for Thanksgiving.  Gonna make my famous anti-pasta looking forward to that, but hopefully everybody's all ready Everybody's get ready to bust out those good meals. Good. Good. Good. Everybody here in YouTube welcome back All right, so a couple of good interesting stocks that we got we have one really nice runner that made this morning was on the It was the second stock on the list. You could see it on the watch list right there and Just gonna bring it up this right here this B. F R. I you could see it right here It was a really nice move. It was on the pre-market watch list Realistically, that was the only one that's really moving and that's all you really need and was pretty cool about this stock It does have a warrant to so you could see here on the second biggest percentage gainer stock had a really really nice warrant But stocks moving pretty nice in pre-market. I'll tell you that pretty much does it. I mean It's pretty much that's pretty that stock really had a really nice move eight o'clock this morning Had a nice little fouls to flag around four dollars You could see it right here just moved out beautifully and then all of a sudden you see right there at the eight o'clock move Nice little four o'clock four dollar mover and you can see where it is now Almost as high as six dollars even if you made a buck on that stock you should be pretty damn happy What is it called an anti-boss? That's what it's called It's on YouTube. What is it again? It's a famous Italian Cured meat dish anyway We're gonna keep an eye on that one and we're gonna check that out And I'll keep that on a watch this but before we do that Let's talk about what happened yesterday a couple of stocks had some really decent moves yesterday And they got crushed just to show you why you got to be really really careful of Holding positions overnight and just making your money and run. We had this really nice move in this one stock right here a PBO you could see it right here had a really nice pop in the morning hours We just bring this up a little bit here and see you can see in a bigger screen right here So you can see had a really nice move early went all the way to 1375 came only back down to eight and then right around 11 did another nice push broke through that resistance from 1375 shot all the way to 21 and then you know and the interesting is that this way you got to be careful It didn't want to break right after that 330 time zone and it just came right crashing down. So that was a pretty substantial drop on that stock It was very volatile. It was very dangerous. So hopefully I only got you just Whoever made their money is what we talk about just take the money and run because stuff like that could happen another stock That also did the same exact thing was this stock KT TA another get big runner nine o'clock this morning From 450 shot all the way to eight dollars about a hundred percent and then it came down They didn't really want to go back to that eight dollar price range anymore, and then it started dwindling down now And you could see it started making a higher lows and after that boom The thing just dropped all the way down to 450 after hours had a nice recap recovery in pre-market, but then around 6 30 this morning boom look at that just a Horrible drop went all the way down to four dollars. So that stock right here If I bring it up over here, you can see on a long-term chart There was a stock that was a new IPO you could see now It's gonna be a gap fill if that holds here it could probably be a good stock So I'm gonna put this back on the watch list the KT TA listen Just don't do this as a swing trade you got to do it as a day trade and you got to use Yes, they support some resistance levels to kind of give you that sense of direction Where it should stop and where should it hold all right? So that one's doing pretty well also now a couple of the stocks that another one here I just want to throw out here was this oh LGN that stock had a really nice move in the middle of the day ran from a buck 60 all the way to three dollars You can see how it did a triple top and then came right back down But anyway, it was a nice little move in the middle of the day So for some of us that show up late Maybe you're from different parts of the world I always say and you know and you want to show up in middle of the day You know listen the best times to trade the first hour in the last hour But you know what if you can't and you just want to show up if you get out trading alerts, which by the way Let me remind everybody We're closed tomorrow. It's Thanksgiving here in the United States, but Friday at 2 o'clock And this goes for all your students even gold and platinum We have some we have one of the biggest sales that we're gonna do in 25 years In business at Cybertrain University. So you don't want to miss it. So please make sure you registered We did send an email on that so definitely benefit on that Black Friday deal that we're gonna have Something that we want to give everybody back a little bit over 25 years being in business. So anyway the QLGN Regarding about that everything that's the old news. Let's talk about today So some of the stocks that we got moving on that's on the watch list So we got this stock that's moving really really well You could see it's doing a little bit of a nasty shake right here traded 24 million shares and the B FR I let me just put it on. I kind of deleted it off my level four Take some of these stocks off here So it looks it looks pretty strong. I'm not really seeing any Major resistance levels anywhere, which is a good sign. I got a hundred thousand share by our 360 Obviously, that's not gonna help but I'll just bring it up over here. So you guys can see what I'm talking about I'm not really seeing any sellers out here Other than this big guy right here down at the bottom. You could see him Right here.  There was a seller out there for 7200 shares at $1.32 guy got executed. Okay. Now if you got out here at $1.40 put your limit order out there a little tip of the day right away You'll make yourself 8 cents 8 cents on the thousand shares is $80. I don't too many people that can make that in a couple of minutes You know, but that's something that you have to look at Always try to take the profit. Just want to point that out a couple of the stocks also that moving this morning We got this and let me tell you list is extremely small. Okay, very very small J&W I like this stock because it got crushed. It got destroyed You can see one from 35 down to 24, but it is trying to make it looks like it's trying to make a little bit of Comeback in the pre-market You know, I don't know where JWN comes in, but this is Nordstrom I don't know if there's anything to do with the riots, but I mean a lot of companies a Scary part a lot of retailers came out with earnings It looks like and you know, let me just bring this back and show it to you You can see it right there because what also is on that list is is gap I don't even know who really shops are anymore in gap, but gap like that one also got hammered so Not really doing too well with Nordstrom's and gap So but the only thing about Nordstrom's on the other hand is that If it, you know, it's not a pharmaceutical stock, so they know they do come back yet The reason here got somebody just came Nordstrom's bad earnings because of bed because of its supply chain Let me tell you something which is crazy. So yesterday. I went shopping Food shopping to get ready to you know, obviously to I went to a place I don't know if anybody heard of anybody heard of a company called restaurant depot You got to be a business owner to get in there I don't know if anybody here has ever been there before I don't know anybody huge YouTube Facebook live anybody been to you restaurant depot Varks is awesome place Yeah, oh look at again a lot of yeses now coming in on anyone in this anyone YouTube I don't know if anybody here on YouTube and Facebook. I'm not seeing anyone reply back to that See a lot of you here So anyway, let me just tell you a funny story before I go through to watch us again So I went there and it looked like somebody like they got they got rioted it literally there was like I Mean I'm in trying to buy Plastic cups these lids that go for might be the plastic cups that I have and I bought them about three months ago And it was only a few boxes left. They don't have the lids weren't there So let me just get the cups because I said I might need the cops They still now they don't have the cups You don't have the lids don't have anything and then I was talking friends of mine I just went to one of the stores a local Produce store that I go to because I now I have to get my vegetables getting ready for the Thanksgiving and they say So all the restaurants have major problems. I don't know what they're gonna do Maybe they're gonna start giving people in the glass cup and give it back I don't know. He says there's a major issue But when I told you when I walked down that aisle it looked like I mean obviously the things that people really don't need There's a lot, you know, it's there but things that people need pasta Paper goods, they're all gone. They're all there was nothing So I Think you're gonna probably and I'm just telling you now I mean you're right with the supply chain was happening what's going on with Nordstroms, but here you're talking about, you know Clothes or whatever it is, but I could see, you know Let's see what happens in January I think you can see a major problem in January people gonna say like you're gonna start going to your local bagel store or your your deli and they could be like They got nothing to put the stuff in they really not and I know everyone likes, you know Forget about plastic even paper cups. They don't have the lids to put them on. So what are you gonna do that? I mean, I mean you still got to put a plastic on the lid So I could see I'm telling you you're here to hear first I'm telling you you didn't hear it on TV yet or whatever But you're gonna start seeing that thing is gonna be a big issue right there and utilize the things we deal with every day brought Big issue here about getting products here in Las Vegas Patrick, you know, I just came back from a big conference in Las Vegas and You could say that. I mean it was First of all people are blowing money. I don't want to go off a tangent here, but I tell you a funny story. I You know, I was I was shopping and the Rolex stores the Rolex stores the Rolexes that we wear Empty Every I took a picture couldn't believe it every Rolex store was empty They had no Rolexes from the wind to the You know sees all of them the only thing they had was things on display that someone's trying to sell But they couldn't sell them every Rolex store was empty Okay, and regarding about everything else, but anyway, let's get back to trading Well, I don't think they stole a max of Michael they really actually are sold out people people got money They're blowing it, you know, I guess people want it I mean that's gonna cause a bunch of other stuff But anyway, a couple of the stocks I want to talk about so we got that one. We know about GPS We got PLNN. Also, that's is that no I spoke wrong That was the So not the PLNN. What was it? KTT or that one KTTA, which we saw yesterday. We'll put that back on the watch list We got OC Oh cup, we're just talking about that. I Don't know if that's the company Let's talk had a nice little pop this morning. We're from 450 to 650. It's got some resistance levels there We'll keep an eye on that one. We got game that was this morning, but she's starting to trend down She actually did really good yesterday with that big pop But now she's trending down so you could see she had a really good after hours move So that big percentage move that you see there is that has to do with it Interesting that just show an archipelago right there. Look at that 22,000 share buyer out there I want to see if this guy gets filled You can see there's a lot of trades going off at 93 Look I look look see you guys getting done. Look at that. Look at that. See he's getting done. Look 393 391 91 you said order gets filled Okay, that's why you got to follow the time and sales guys very very important Time and sales has a lot to do with it to know where the orders are IINNs the last one we're throwing the watch list This stock is was a really nice stock we traded back in October in one day We're from two dollars to nine dollars about five hundred percent, but then sure enough looks like it's trending down So we'll keep an eye on that one too. All right other than that guys listen. It is Thanksgiving Eve do not please don't get cocky Just focus on your day's pay markets down a hundred eighty six points. Okay, I Don't know if you guys have been watching the financial stations, but the President Biden is going to give up Open up 50 million barrels that are on our reserve. Okay, but is that gonna help what's happened with gas prices? Everyone's already predicting gas and oil is gonna probably hit a hundred dollars a barrel They say how much we use we use about 18 million barrels 18 million barrels a day just in the United States. So what is that going to give us a relief for for three days? It's not gonna really do a lot. So regardless of what they're releasing, you know, they got it You got to look at the long term. So I mean talking about You know that lot there like I said already projecting hundred dollar barrel I and remember I told you this about a month ago somebody went out there and did a very big option at $200 a barrel. Okay, so if that's strike price hits and if you trade options, you know what I'm talking about $200 about someone took that bet. Okay, so You know and it was a leap to though also it was a leap It wasn't something that was done like, you know It was done was done as a short-term option. It was a leap done So it's a within a year, which is pretty interesting. I might want to take you know I wouldn't I wouldn't with that would with that cost. Anyway, but we'll check it out Anyway, good luck today. If I don't see you this afternoon have a happy Thanksgiving to you and your family be safe drive safe it's a busiest travel days of the year and I think I said about 40 million people gonna be traveling 12 million or 20 million just on airplanes so it'd be a lot of people gonna be traveling just be safe take your time enjoy Thanksgiving and Most importantly, we'll see you back here on Friday The market is open up half a day and then don't forget to register for that Black Friday event I'm gonna be doing at 2 o'clock. Thanks everybody. Let's go make some money and on YouTube. We'll see you then We'll see this afternoon


Welcome to the 19th lecture on the subject of digital signal processing and its applications. Let us take a few minutes to recapitulate what we did in the previous lecture. In the previous lecture, we had begun discussing the synthesis of discrete time systems. In fact, the synthesis of digital filters. We had looked at the ideal filters, the four ideal filters that we most commonly encounter. Namely, the ideal low pass filter, the ideal high pass filter, band pass filter and band stop filter. I had taken the specific instance of the ideal low pass filter and we had looked at the impulse response of the ideal low pass filter. From the impulse response, we had drawn 3, in fact, from the frequency response, the ideal frequency response and from the impulse response we had drawn 3 conclusions. The first one was that the filter was of course non-causal. But unfortunately, it could not even be made causal if we allowed a delay, a finite delay. So by introducing a finite delay, we could not make the filter causal because the number of non-zero samples on the negative side of n was infinite. So you see if it were finite, if you have a finite number of negative samples or samples on negative n, then you can take the farthest back sample. So for example, suppose you have samples which are non-zero for negative n all the way from n going from 0 to n going to minus 20. You can introduce a delay of 20 samples and make the filter causal. So if you have a finite number of non-zero samples on the negative side, it is always possible to make the filter causal even if it is non-causal to begin with. Unfortunately, that is not the case with the ideal filter. Secondly, we noted that the ideal filter was unstable. We took the specific example of omega c equal to pi by 2. But I encourage you to take other examples of omega c as well. So you could look at omega c equal to pi by 4 if you like or 3 pi by 4 or some other values. And convince yourself that in each of these cases, the filter would become unstable. In fact, I put it before you as a challenge to show that for general omega c, this filter is unstable. That is a bit of a more demanding challenge. We had shown it for the specific case of omega c equal to pi by 2. But show it more generally for any omega c between 0 and pi that the filter is unstable. Essentially, you will need to show that the filter impulse response is non-summable, non-absolutely summable. Thirdly, we noted that the ideal filter was irrational and that was because we could not have a continuum of zeros in the frequency response if the filter were rational. Now of course, some people like to talk about what is called the Paley-Wiener criterion. You know, personally at this stage, I think it is adequate to note that for a rational function, you cannot have a continuum of zeros as we do in the ideal filter. And in fact, because the ideal filter is irrational, we are now left with the trouble that it is unrealizable. So, in all these counts, the filter is describable, but not realizable. Describable means you could put down an impulse response for it. You could describe what it does, but you can never realize it. What we wish to do in the process of filter design is to realize meaningful specifications. We said that yesterday. If we put down the specifications as we did yesterday, for example, for the ideal low pass filter or for that matter for the other kinds of filters as well, we are not in a position to ever meet those specifications with any rational system. So, one task that we have before us today is to put down realizable specifications. And the second task, not just today but onwards from now is to evolve a procedure to meet the specs. We shall in future abbreviate specifications by specs. So, we would need to evolve a procedure to meet the specifications.  And that is, we saw the ideal impulse response of the low pass filter, but we did not really look at the ideal impulse response of the other three kinds of filters. Let us spend a minute in writing down a process which will take us from the low pass to the other kinds of filters. So, in fact, that is very easy. If we look for example at the band pass filter, its ideal response is between omega c 1 and omega c 2 and of course its mirror image on the other side minus omega c 1 to minus omega c 2. And it is very easy to see that this can be construed to be a filter which emerges from two low pass filters, one with a cut off at omega c 2 and the other with a cut off at omega c 1. So, essentially a band pass filter is an ideal low pass filter with a cut off at omega c 2 minus an ideal low pass filter with a cut off at omega c 1. Now the discrete time Fourier transform and the inverse discrete time Fourier transform are both linear operators and therefore, if we have this relationship between the frequency responses the same relationship would carry over to the inverse discrete time Fourier transform. So, therefore, one can compute the ideal impulse response of the band pass filter by using a combination of two impulse responses. Now, I leave it to you as an exercise to do the same for the other two ideal filters. This is a similar approach for the high pass and band stop filters. Essentially the approach involves invoking the linearity of the discrete time Fourier transform and the inverse discrete time Fourier transform. So, with that then we are in a position to compute all the ideal responses, but as we have noted none of them is going to be realizable. Now of course, I have not shown it for each case, but I leave it to you as an exercise to generalize this for the other cases. In fact, you could take a band pass filter for example, with a cut off between pi by 4 and 3 pi by 4 if you like and then see what happens to it. Is it stable or not stable and in fact, you will find that all of them are unstable and unrealizable. Anyway, now let us get down to business by putting down specifications that we can actually realize. So, we need to understand what we need to compromise from the ideal. There are three things that we need to compromise from the ideal. You see that part now you notice in all the ideal responses that we have taken here the responses the frequency responses are piecewise constant. In fact, we explained what piecewise constant means, but it is more than just piecewise constant. In fact, you can classify them as some regions which you want to pass and some regions that you want to stop. So, it is more specific than piecewise constant. You can also have piecewise constant responses where different parts of the frequency axis have different non-zero magnitudes that is also possible that is more general, but we are not looking at that case here. We are looking at a case where each band either carries a one response on it or a zero response on it. So, therefore, we have the notion of pass bands where the ideal magnitude is 1. So, in the pass band you are trying to make the ideal response ideal magnitude response equal to 1. And in the stop band you are trying to make the ideal magnitude response equal to 0. And these are the only two kinds of bands that we have in the filters that we have seen. So, the first compromise that we need to effect is that we cannot have the magnitude response 1 of that matter constant either in the pass band or in the stop band. If we wish that the filter be rational. Now again a minute thought will convince us why this is so. Suppose indeed the response were constant in the pass band. It is very easy to see that if you have a rational system which gives you a constant value all over a continuum of the independent variable. Then if you subtract 1 from that, let that constant value be 1 without any loss of generality. It could be any constant does not matter. If you subtract that constant from the rational function the resultant function must be rational. A constant is a rational function. The difference of two rational functions is always rational.  So, either the rational function is really 0 which of course is totally useless or there is a contradiction. You could not have had a rational function in the first place which is constant all over a band. So, the very idea of being constant over a band is alien to rational functions. Therefore, the first compromise that we must live with being constant valued over a band is alien to rational functions except trivially. By trivially I mean the rational function itself is a constant then of course it is of no use at all. Is that correct? Therefore, we have to compromise there. We cannot insist that the rational function be constant over a band. And therefore, our first compromise is that pass band and stop band must have a tolerance. By tolerance we mean that the magnitude response is allowed to vary in a certain region. We cannot insist that it be a constant. Now the other thing that disqualifies the ideal filter is the discontinuity. In fact, I briefly remarked about this in the previous lecture. I put it as a challenge before you to show that the fact that you have a discontinuity is the cause of instability. It is a challenging problem not at all simple to solve. Anyway, the discontinuity is the trouble in the ideal filter. Therefore, the next compromise that we need to make is not to have a discontinuity. Discontinuity in frequency response is the cause of instability. And therefore, the second compromise is we must insist on a continuous frequency response. That is the ideal towards which we wish to strive or the specifications that we wish to meet must allow the frequency response to become continuous. In fact, for a rational function it needs to be much more. It needs to be analytic anyway. So, we put that compromise down. Second compromise, there needs to be a transition band between successive bands. You cannot have a pass band touching a stop band. There must be a band of transition during which you may allow the response to move gradually from the pass band to the stop band or from the stop band to the pass band. So, let us take therefore the example of the low pass filter. What kind of specifications can we put which can be met? So, in the low pass filter, realistic specifications would look like this. You would of course have a pass band edge which we will call omega p. The pass band itself would have a tolerance. So of course the ideal response that you want is a 1. But you must allow the response to vary from 1 plus delta 1 to 1 minus delta 1. You also need to have a stop band edge here. And again in the stop band you cannot have the response go to 0 all over. So, you must have a tolerance and therefore you must allow the response to vary in the shaded regions in the pass band and in the stop band. So, this is the stop band and so is this and this is the pass band and this is the transition band and so is this. See if you look at it, there are three, actually there are two basic compromises and three compromises in all. You have a pass band tolerance here. You have a stop band tolerance in these two and you have a transition band. Omega p is called the pass band edge. These are called the pass band edges. And this is called the stop band edge. So is this. And obviously the pass band edge and stop band edge cannot coincide. That is what a transition band is all about. Now we have good news. No matter how small the tolerance in the pass band is, as long as it is non-zero and how small the stop band tolerances and how small the transition band is, the filter is realizable. That is the good news. Although we started with the bad news that the ideal filter is unrealizable, we now have the good news that the moment we make these two basic compromises, the filter becomes realizable and realizable either with an infinite impulse response system or with a finite impulse response system. That is the beauty of it. Let us make a note of that. Yes, there is a question. So the question is why do we need a pass band tolerance? Now you see, suppose you did not allow a pass band tolerance. That means you insisted that the response be constant in the pass band. In fact the same thing holds to the stop band. Suppose the response is constant in the pass band. Now let that constant be C and let us assume that you could indeed get a rational function which meets that constant response C in the pass band. When you subtract C that constant from the rational function, the resultant function is also rational. You see C a constant is a rational function. One rational function minus another rational function is rational. So the difference is a rational function, the difference is 0 all over the pass band and you run into the same trouble that you did when you want a continuum of zeros for a rational function. Is that correct? Is that clear? Is it clear now why you cannot have a constant pass band or stop band response? Yes, because that leads to contradiction to rationality. In fact, now that this question has been raised let me put one more challenge before you. It is not only constant C that is forbidden by a rational function. My contention is other things are forbidden too. What are those other things? What are the other kinds of you know responses that cannot be for a rational function that is left to you and to think right. Anyway it is not directly relevant to what we are doing right now. So I would not like to, but I put it as a challenge before you. So now coming back to this discussion let us make a note of this. We will note therefore that once we have made these compromise the specifications are realizable. Realizable no matter how small are delta 1, delta 2 and omega s minus omega p no matter how small all of them are. Yes there is a question. The question is what about the causality condition? Well the beauty is that you can realize these with causal filters, but you will have to allow a phase. Now what we are talking about here is the magnitude response. We have put specifications so please note let us make I think that is a good question. So you know the specifications that we are putting are on the magnitude response and the phase response comes as a necessary evil right. So remember the specifications are on the magnitude response not the phase response. In fact we cannot put a specification on the phase response that is the problem. If we also insist on putting specifications in the phase response then we become restricted not that we cannot realize it, but what we cannot realize is 0 phase response that is not possible. And now that also answers why phase response is a necessary evil. Phase response is essentially a consequence of causality. If you had 0 phase response you could never get causal systems. In fact I put this as an exercise for you to reason. Show that a real filter with a 0 phase response can never be causal. Yes there is a question. So the question is how can the phase decide the causality of a system? Well what I am saying is that the phase is a consequence of the causality of the system. It does not decide. You know if you want the system to be causal you have no choice but to allow a phase response. But just because the system has a phase response does not mean it is causal. So you can have non-causal systems also with a phase response. But if you want causality phase response is a must. And if you want causality there is a certain kind of phase response that you need to have. What it means is you see what is phase response after all? A phase response shifts each sine wave in time by a pre-specified angle. Is that correct? What does the magnitude response do? It multiplies each sinusoid in the input by what the magnitude response specifies. What is the phase response do? It adds that phase to each sine wave in the input depending on what the phase response is at that frequency. When you add a phase to a sine wave what are you doing to a sine wave? Essentially you are moving the sine wave. So what you need to do is to move all sine waves adequately to make the system causal. That is what the phase response must satisfy if you want to ensure causality. You know if you want to answer the question in a broad sense then the phase response must be such that sine waves are all shifted in a manner that causality is ensured that you are not asking for future inputs to come before you can deal with the present output. So essentially you are asking you know you have to wait for some time that is what it means. Waiting for some time for an output to emerge is a consequence of causality. The effect of the current sample is not going to be felt only now it is going to be felt for some time from now as well. That is another way to understand causality and in a way you have to wait for that time. So the waiting time that is the consequence of the system being causal is reflected in the phase response or in other words the phase response is necessary if you want the system to be causal. Unfortunately when you have put down magnitude response specifications then phase response specifications cannot be put as well and then we cannot insist that they be met too that is not possible. So if you meet the magnitude response specifications whether it be with an infinite impulse response system or with a finite impulse response system there is only a certain class of phase responses that you can then meet. You cannot ask for an arbitrary phase response and have that independently met as well. That is what it is all about. The phase response is not really not too much in your control after you have met the magnitude response specifications.


This is my girlfriend. I'm gonna use her to get views for my channel. We're a happy loving couple. We love each other Right, uh-huh. Yeah. Well, there's no better way to use her than to show her attack on Titan for the first time I feel like a father showing his daughter Had a ride a bike or like a brother showing his little sister. What do brothers show their sisters?  What sister do you brother do you have? I don't have any siblings.  Should I ask him for a pic? Anyways today, you're gonna talk that guy. I didn't even say what your name is No, you haven't said my you said my name and I want to live but that's it Yeah, because your name is live. Yeah, her name is live. This is live Live I have a question for you. What anime have you watched because you can't you can't be like me and Say you've never watched anime before and lie to everybody You know because obviously I've watched attack on Titan before I reacted to it So you gotta let them know what you've seen. I've watched all of ghost stories I've seen like parts of attack on Titan and bleach Not a lot like not not full episodes. Just like clips So do you remember anything from the attack on Titan scenes you've seen? I remember they were in a tower and they were big men Big men where they Attack in Titan.  He could be Russian That is so big for his little baby boy body How dare you talk about Aaron Jaeger like that Jaeger. Yes, that name not normal for you. It's so basic What's the day supposed to be?  He's not Japanese I think it's supposed to be in Germany. Okay, or it's taking place in Germany or something. Okay. Yeah, take this out Oh How's it happen for a hundred years? No, it's foreshadowing Dr. Yega Yeah, you say they're from COVID back in the day One yeah Didn't win here unfortunately. No COVID-1 like the number Oh, it was COVID-1. Yeah Yeah, what do you think happens? They lost a lot of men She you've obviously watched it before. Yeah.   I'm always red. What does that mean?   I wouldn't know. Oh my god. Who else do you know any other name?  Oh my god What do you think of Aaron? He's a doctor, you're right. See maybe he's gonna give him anxiety medicine.   Do you know his name already Andrew? So you got the first letter, right?    There's no way you guessed on now. They're gonna think you're watching it I haven't watched it. They'll believe you your ears are red Aaron Arvin Arvin is closed it rhymes with Arvin. Why is her name Mikasa? I don't know what it is. He says Mikasa, but but I say Mikasa Is it Mikasa my house in Spanish? Ar Arlin yeah, no Are does he look like a girl? Arlins wouldn't be what do you know any Arlins? You got Arvin. Oh my god. I can't believe you said Arvin. It's Armin.  What is an Arvin? Isn't that an animal? Ardvark.  People are gonna think I watched it. Yeah, but how do you guess that? I don't know. I think you watched it. I think you're lying to me. Look, he's drawn so well He's not gonna not be a main character. You talk just like me Dude these guys look like main characters with Jack Lee and Lover's in him again.   Yeah, shouldn't have done that. That's how she is Yeah, look at the mommy.    No, no, no, that was to one point That was to one point you the second that lightning came. I was getting nervous. I was like she's getting too close to it You're scaring me I feel like my subscriber base. They're like always definitely watched it before and now I feel like I'm in their shoes right now Aaron's like Yo, where's the dad this whole time right he left the perfect time You looking at his ass You see what I mean because ah, so I don't know for names because I'm because ah I must say because I Because it sounds better sounds more Japanese How's that that's not racist well apparently they're all European in this so why she suddenly Japanese I don't Because I Japanese a German name Because Japanese is a German name is what you just said wait, so they they couldn't get in before because They weren't tall enough Even though if you look at how high they are on to the wall you could literally just you know when you're getting out of the pool And you can push yourself up out of the pool Yeah, they could literally have done that with that wall before this well If you notice the ones I in the one with the hand over the wall. Yeah, he was tall. Yeah, he was tall You could just walk Look Yeah, they're not as tall as the wall they're like Yeah, that's true. The walls like okay wait. No, I'm not considering depth depth.   What's about to happen? He's gonna get either fist or like Like smash like that or stepped on She's not she's main character Yeah, I might cry. Oh, I love this revenge That starts Everything so that was episode one. I liked it. It's sad I'm sure it's gonna get less sad and more sad at the same time Well, no because the main character he's gonna grow up. He's gonna become strong That's true.  I don't know Arvin, do you see Arvin or Mikasa dying out of the two of them? Yeah, I think I think Mikasa has like this Deep secret that makes her main character. So I think it's gonna be our Arvin My boy Arvin. Yeah, motherfucking Arvin. Okay. All right. So what do you think with the father? Dr.   Oh Y'all y'all know how what I'm thinking when this is happening Cuz you know, I know exactly. I don't know what happens. I know the importance of this episode Even what just happened. What do you think of Aaron? Why is he the main character? Do you think he what do you think anything about Aaron? Well, I know one thing about what I know one thing about Aaron What do you know?  I know that. Oh, yeah. Wow. I didn't know. Sorry. Well, you don't know You call them a mutant. Yeah, so you don't know. I know he has something wrong with him Okay, that makes him have like an internal struggle. Yeah, that's what I like That's like the basis of my knowledge. Okay, so you you probably you know, he's still around So you know he's he is something with him. I know Cuz I saw the the Tower scene. Yeah, and he was there and I saw I think he was fighting The green capon too. Oh, so I know that. Okay Okay, that's all of that like first people who are watching they might think like, oh, that's a lot of context for me It's all zero context.   Okay any predictions Anything you can think of that might happen to any of the characters the story the Titans What the Titans are Why they're in walls, well, they're in walls because Probably because of the Titans, okay, right? Okay, that's my assumption Okay, but I feel like at this point they can't remain in the walls because if anything like Now they're confined in a bad space and now they have to go out Okay Maybe cuz like the Titans are probably gonna stay behind and like eat the dead and wounded Yeah, so that gives them a little bit of time to like escape and Find a secondary place to go like maybe the island that his father was going to Okay, yeah, I'd even remember that he mentioned island like I was watching this I was like damn He really said island and it'll make sense It'll make sense. Yeah, you do read you're pretty good Yeah, you're good at reading What's going on and where might go? I like that. Well, your screen saver has the three of them, right? Oh my god, my screensaver shows Aaron. Oh god. I spoiled it my screensaver. I'll show a screen on Camera right now. That's my screensaver. That's a big spoiler. I don't know I didn't even know it was from and I thought it was like, you know, like maybe a fan drawing or just like, you know An advertisement well now, you know because they're looking out of the ocean. Oh, they're looking Yeah, that's okay.   What's it about? People happy No, I read manga, but I don't watch anime and I lived in Japan. And so not only do I want to watch it because I Think that you know, it's interesting as part of the jet like Japanese culture like I'm super into that But it's what you like and I should be pay money. Wubby. That's cute And you watch pay money. Wubby with me for hours.   Yeah, okay We're gonna do episode two. We're gonna do episode two. We're gonna do the whole show Well, we finished by the time attack on Titan part 48 comes out. What do you think? I don't know either It's like final part part 78 It might never end No, it's probably gonna be like seven months. Then we'll get there hopefully Oh