Hey, this is Brett and this 2022 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Crew Cab Short Box 1LT Z71 is stock number 14315Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. This 2022 Chevy Silverado has the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. It's the L5P engine, which puts out 445 horsepower. It's paired up with the Allison 10-speed heavy-duty automatic transmission. This truck has been fully safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. This truck is 100% ready to go, very clean, all the way around. That's exactly what I'm going to do in this video. Go all the way around inside. Underneath, start it up, show you all the options, and just give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Summit White is the color. I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel. Click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day, as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs, vehicle, and heavy-duty truck walk-arounds on YouTube. This one comes with the painted 17-inch wheels. These are Firestone Transforce AT tires. These are LT 265 70R 17s. I would say they have right around 50% to 60% of the tread left on them. For aiming underbodies in really nice shape, you get the Rancho Shocks with the Z71 package. And this is a, I think it's a two-owner, clean title history, clean car facts. And it has spent most of its life in Maine and a little bit in Wisconsin. Front fender is in excellent shape. No major dents or dings on there. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. The front bumper is in fantastic condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. The grille is in really nice shape. You get the true cowl induction hood. I'll show you how that works in just a little bit. And I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. The passenger side front fender is in nice condition as well. And it does have the cab lights up top. Passengers side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. And as you go down this side of this 2022 Chevy Silverado, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos, so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at so that when you get here there's absolutely no surprises or you can make a smart informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you do that, let your salesmen know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. And then I can keep doing these videos for our great customers all over the United States each and every day. Back wheel is in excellent condition as well and back tires look like they have probably about 60 to 70% of the tread left on them, so a little bit more tread in the back. Frame and underbody, very little to no corrosion. Looks really good, has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way. And the underbody looks really, really nice. Lower rockers and cab corners are in great shape. It comes with these really nice factory powder-coated step-ars. Side box steps, and as you go down past your side box here, no dents or dings on there. And coming around to the back of the vehicle, the rear bumper is in great shape. You get the rear bumper steps. Full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. The tailgate is in really nice condition as well. An insinine dents or dings on there does have the power drop-down tailgate. Spray-in bedliner, no major dents or dings back here. Looks really good. That bedliner goes onto the tailgate, has the shock-down assist as well, so it's never gonna slam on you. And it has the easy lift assist as well. So really easy to close. Going down the driver's side, just as nice as that passenger's side. No major dents or dings on that box side. And this back wheel for full disclosure is in excellent condition. Cab and doors are absolutely perfect. Does have the telescopic tow mirrors with the built-in directional signals. They telescope out like so and fold in like that. Take a quick look at the back seats. Back seats are in fantastic condition. No rips, no tears. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost. Those headrests fold down for better visibility when nobody's riding back here. Seats are absolutely perfect back here. Does come with some extra wiring. Looks like a cord for a engine block here and a winter front back here. Has the heavy-duty rubber floors, which are a nice feature. Easy to clean. Child safety locks on the back doors inside and bottoms of the doors. All in excellent shape as well. Up front, the LT package gives you the black cloth 40-20-40 split bench seating. No rips, no tears on these seats. They are in fantastic condition. Smells very clean inside this truck. You get the rubber floors up here as well. Auto headlamps, it's for your cargo lamps, push-button four-wheel drive. Power windows, locks, and mirrors. You get this kind of interesting wood-grain trim on the doors as well. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, radio and everything that this one has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 12,460 miles on it. You do get a digital spinometer, compass display, time display, and that instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the cruise controls on the left, and the Bluetooth and information center controls on the right. There's your keyless entry with the remote start and power drop-down tailgate button. 10-speed Allison heavy-duty transmission with the optional tap shift. Then this one has the Chevy infotainment system. You do get AM FM radio and Sirius XM radio capabilities as well as Bluetooth capabilities. This one does have all your different apps on here. It does have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto where you can project your cell phone to the screen. And if you've got a nav system on your phone, project it right to the screen. It's like you have nav right in the screen. And there's your backup camera, and that is working nicely as well. Down here you have more tactile volume tune-in climb controls. And it does have a factory exhaust break, power drop-down tailgate hazard light stability control, and downhill assist control. Factory brake controller, USB-C, USB, 12-volt power point there as well. And the passenger side floor and seat are in excellent condition as well. No rips, no tears. Once again, it smells very clean inside this truck. I don't think it's ever been smoked in. Headliner's in great shape. You do get map lights up there, on-star and SOS buttons as well. And we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. Except that my hood's open. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality, condition, options, and of course, cleanliness of this truck all the way around, inside and out. You can see all the lights are working nicely. Under the hood we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. L5P, 445 horsepower. Engine base very clean, runs very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. There is the emissions sticker. So that cull induction hood, the air comes there, goes down to the tube right into the air box.  And I did forget to show you the VIN sticker. I do apologize for that. There is the VIN sticker. You know, previously owned in Canada trucks here. As well as the trailering information sticker. GM's nice enough to give you that. And then the tire and loading information sticker is right there. All right, that's all I got on this one. I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. I'd ship this one anywhere. California, Texas, New York, Arizona, back to Maine. Whoever's gonna get this truck's gonna be very happy with it. And to see more pictures of this truck from one of our other 550 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, halftones, three quarter tons, one tons. You name it, we gotta go to the website right there is summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle. All at summitauto.com. 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Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 gold rush autographed mini football helmets Series three six box half case random letter number two Jason did the first half the other night And the second half is on that top camera right there You can see all six boxes four on the bottom two on the top right there So we'll do that. This is a random letter break Right here, and it's we'll go by the first letter of his first name Drew Brees goes to D Kyler Murray goes to K so on and so forth There's all that good stuff right there. So big thanks to these folks for getting into the action really appreciate it And there are the letters right there first letters of their first name. Let's roll it Let's randomize it three and a two five times for each list one two three four and five After five we've got James down to Aaron three and a two five times for the letters one two three Four and five this Lakers Nuggets game also being really interesting game three M down to W plus Y if you're watching this video in the future You already know what happens in game three of the Western Conference final if you're in the present then You're watching along with me James with M Aaron with K Colton with D Victor with S Anthony with P James with R Jarell with L Jason with a Colton with N plus O. No Justin with C Brian F with F E and F Says F Alfonso with B Tracy with T So if we pull a Tracy Hicks that'll go to you Tracy letter T first letters of their first names and Aaron Pettit with Y W plus Y Y So it's sort by column B right there by letter Any trades boys and girls any trades get up there. Yeah, there you go. Good rebound There's no J if if if we pull a J it'll be randomized to one person in the groove Yeah, and if there's like a second letter that doesn't it will go name on top gets the first non letter represented and the second one would be the Second non letter represented. I don't think there should be more than two but then third fourth fifth song Okay, looks like no looks like no deals So TWC to Marcus Russell coming up TWC trade window closed. I don't know Come on. I might get my I might twitch with like a mild case of PTSD from to Marcus Russell Oh, it's Caruso defending Jamal Murray No, you don't shoot the three LeBron. You want to I know you want to don't do it. Yeah, let's let's get that pic set Oh nice coos. That's the shot Rondo. All right, there's the final printout right there And here's the first mini helmet box Do they have names on here? All right, I see it. I see it. All right. Who am I? I am a retired wide receiver 57 years old First round pick played for one two three four teams my entire career a three-time Super Bowl champ a Super Bowl MVP 13-time Pro Bowler 10-time first team all-pro two-time NFL offensive play of the year To six-time NFL receptions yard leader two-time NFL receptions leader Six-time NFL touchdowns leaders sports illustrative play of the year 75th anniversary all-time team 100th anniversary all-time team 80s 90s all decade team My number 80 retired by this team an offensive rookie of the year 15 over 1500 receptions almost 23,000 receiving yards 200 career touchdowns 23,546 career all-purpose yards pro football Hall of Famer blah blah blah blah blah blah Yep, it's a J. Of course. There's Jerry Rice Maybe next break Nick will have to work in that J somewhere All right, so that's a cool helmet to the eclipse alternative helmet right there Let me actually bring up my camera angle a little bit here. I know right? I mean like what are you gonna do that? Can't do anything in that. All right, there it is Jerry Rice very cool-looking helmet There's the Beckett sticker right there the Beckett card is inside the helmet right there So that'll be randomized to one person in the break so just in case there's There's more J's name on top we'll get it the second one will be the second name so on and so forth everyone has a shot at it, too All right, who am I? I am an active football player. I'm 23 years old from St. Peter's Prep In New Jersey City, New Jersey first round pick Played for two teams my entire career a pro bowler a first team all-pro a Jim Thorpe award winner a two-time first team all sec. I went to Alabama first round pick 11th pick overall in this particular year Hundred and I'm a free safety by the way 149 total tackles no sacks two-force fumbles 18 past plus deflections seven interceptions and three defensive touchdowns since 2018 those were some decent numbers since 2018 Yep, yep, yep, you got it And it's it's it's the Steelers helmet helmet, too Yep, I think Matt Adam and Mike's got minka Fitzpatrick There he is in his Steelers colors right here neon what yellow autograph Which is kind of cool kind of hard to get the get a good angle on that but There you go. There's the JSA card and the JSA sticker on the back M Minka Fitzpatrick James M with M. This is random letter number two He's pretty good. All right next up. Who am I? Oh, I'm spelling his name wrong All right, who am I I am currently 72 years old a Cornerback 72 year-old cornerback born in New Point, Missouri Went to Missouri First round pick played for one team my entire career a seven time pro bowler of five time first team all pro In this team's ring of honor in the NFL 1970s all decade team a consensus all-american in The NFL 40 interceptions 22 fumbles recovered in two defensive touchdowns between 1969 and 1982 Played with the Cardinals my entire career. Are you googling these Matt? All right, good job Matt same Martin. It's Roger Whirly Hall of Famer in 2007 Nice crisp white helmet nice Cardinal logo right there. There's the JSA. It looks like an angry bird right here There's the JSA sticker nice That goes to James and the letter R James majority again Majority rules Yeah, not a bad auto for a 72 year-old, right? Not bad at all Another old-school guy here. All right. I am 86 years old. I'm alive currently alive Born in Reading, Pennsylvania a half back when to Penn State was a first-round pick a top ten pick Played for one team my entire career between 1956 and 1967 a two-time NFL champion a seven-time pro bowler five time first team all pro 5,100 for career rushing yards 4.8 yards to carry 63 rushing touchdowns 364 receptions for 6,039 yards and 48 receiving touchdowns That's pretty good, and I'm of course in the pro football Hall of Fame played with the Baltimore Colts 1956-1967 drafted in 1956 first round pick nine Baltimore Colts Oliver no not Ricky Williams. It's pretty good No, and he guesses Colts Colts running back running back and receiving legend two-time NFL champion No Colts fans out there. Is it too late? All right there there you go Matt knows his football history. It's Lenny Moore There he is There it is nice one for the blue horseshoes and for the letter L Jarrell Taylor with the letter L There you go. That's right. Finally Jarrell saying Finally a little mini helmet to add to your collection. There you go, sir Good luck Let's see what we have This guy this looks like a college helmet It is his college helmet an active player this time an active QB this time This is his college helmet 23 years old from Highland Park, New Jersey Went to high school in Maryland at Potomac, Maryland Bullis School first-round quarterback pick What else at Chicago Tribune Silver Football Award winner George Graham George offensive player of the year greasy breeze quarterback of the year the Sammy Bod trophy the Kellan Moore Award the 2018 Big 10 football championship game MVP 2019 Rose Bowl MVP first team all Big 10 NFL Pepsi Rookie of the Week in week 15. It's got a ways to go, but But think about Big 10 think about championship game MVP think about Rose Bowl MVP's There you go. Matt Scott and Matt Oliver Travis Sean Jaspie also got it in his Ohio State gear Ohio State helmet no Buckeyes sticker on this, but I guess you could add some yourself if you want to It's Dwayne Haskins. There's the Beckett card inside Usually they don't they usually pop on some Buckeyes stickers on there, but maybe not with this one You got her. I think Dwayne Haskins earned it at Ohio State Okay, maybe that's not a real helmet. All right D for Dwayne Colton Carver with D right Right, it'd be the same calendar year. Correct Charles Barkley ruined it for me. He guaranteed a suite for the Lakers. He got the broom out and everything You always got to go oppo sir Charles oppo sir Charles on his picks Mike Sommacher believer in Dwayne Haskins just got his NT rookie card to 99. That's not bad All right, another player in his college helmet. I'm gonna want to reveal it too early I don't even give you guys any clues Ray and Bryce and ray again. I'm a retired football player I'm a retired football player 55 currently 55 years old a linebacker a first-round pick a National champion a Heisman Trophy finalist two Buckeyes awards two unanimous all-americans Three-time all big eight right there four quarterback sacks in my career three fumbles recovered From MacArthur High School in Irving, Texas Six two two hundred and fifty five pounds a big dude played played only for two years But but he's pretty pretty popular. I want to say. Oh, you saw the helmet. Damn it Yeah, it's boss. It's the boss. I try to be try to be clever with it But I guess I revealed it too early. There's Brian Bosworth in his Oklahoma helmet right there. Oh That's why people were guessing I see There it is white-out ink autograph on there. There's the Beckett card inside And there it is right there. All right B for boss Brian Bosworth for Brian is Alfonso with that one There you go No, Kristen would not be ash catch him.  He didn't even have his GED Let's get Jason K and Aaron name on top after Six gets that Jerry Rice helmet. That's not bad two and a four six times one two two three four five And six after six times Aaron Pettit. There you go. Aaron. I didn't even call your name the entire break. You had letter k But there you go now You got a j right here Jerry Rice Nice Yeah, ash catch him is like 12 and was roaming around forest catching animals I don't know where where his parents at There you go, Aaron parrot a parrot pettit. Congrats to you. Thanks for watching. Thanks for breaking with everybody That was six box ran a team two 2020 gold rush autograph football mini helmets. I think there's some more So go and check it out on jazby's case breaks.com. And yes, Tyler. Good point. Good segue We also have gold rush baseballs to autograph baseballs, which we can do later tonight. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks.com Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time. Bye


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Yoo-hoo! It's Monica Wahee again, your statistics lecturer from La Brea College. I decided to chop up chapter two and reconfigure it. So this first lecture is going to be on part of chapter 2.1 frequency tables and the entire chapter 2.3, which is stem and leaf displays. So here are your learning objectives for this lecture. At the end of this lecture, you should be able to state the steps for making a frequency table, define class, upper class limit, and lower class limit. You should be able to explain what relative frequency is and why it's useful for comparing groups. Also, you should be able to state the steps for making a stem and leaf display. And finally, you should be able to describe the difference between an ordered and an unordered leaf. And if all that sounds foreign to you, don't worry, you'll understand it all at the end of this lecture. So just to introduce what I'm going to cover, first I'm going to define for you what a frequency table actually is, and then I'll explain to you how to make one, which will help you understand even better what it is. After that, I'm jumping right into what a stem and leaf display is and how to make one of those. And the main reason why I combined these is because I feel like stem and leaf displays can help you make frequency tables. That connection was not really made in the book, so I'm making it here. So let's just start with the frequency table. So what is one of those? Well, you know, when I think of frequency, I think of the radio, right? Like I think of REM, what's the frequency Kenneth? I think that was our last hit. Okay, that's not what we're talking about. We're talking about frequency like the word frequently, like how frequently do you go to work per week, right? And you would count how many times you go to work or go to class per week. Well, frequency is like frequently, it's like how frequent something happens. So first, I'm going to explain to you what a frequency table is and why you make them. Then I'm going to define some more terms, I just define frequency, I'm going to just define some more that you're going to need to know. And then I'm going to explain the steps for making a frequency table and a relative frequency table. So remember quantitative data. I'll just remind you qualitative data are categorical. So that's like gender race diagnosis, where you put individuals into categories. And quantitative data are numerical, remember, like age, heart rate, blood pressure. Now I just want to calibrate you to the idea that this whole frequency table thing, this, this whole thing is about quantitative data. And so this entire lecture actually is focusing only on quantitative data and not qualitative data. Alrighty.  And you're trying to decide whether to go to restaurant or not. You have a bunch of fives and fours and threes and twos and one stars.  So how do you organize them? I'm going to give you like a totally fake example I made up. Okay, so I'm pretending that 60 patients were studied for the distance they needed to be transported in an ambulance. So how far they needed to be transported from where they called the ambulance and were picked up and actually got to the hospital. So the shortest transport in my fake data, or the minimum was one mile, which is awesome. That's kind of what happens to me because I live right near a hospital. Hopefully I don't need to be in an ambulance very often. But that's what happens in urban centers. The longest transport the maximum was 47 miles, which would really suck. And I just want to point that out that happens to people in the rural areas because of lack of access. So this is kind of realistic, even though it's fake data. But anyway, it's hard to just look at a pile of numbers. So how do we understand these data? Well, now I'm going to start those definitions. The word class means an interval in the data. So in, remember, we're talking quantitative data. So let's say I just made up. Well, how many people got transported between 30 and 40 miles? Okay, that would be a class 30 to 40, right? And a class limit is the lowest and highest value that can fit in a class. So carrying on with my example of a class, I just randomly pick 30 to 40. If we made that a class, we would say 30 would be the lower class limit. And 40 would be the upper class limit. Make sense. Alrighty. So then, of course, you have the width of the class or the class width. So that's how wide the classes. So carrying on with the example, if the upper class limit was 40. And the lower class limit was 30. What you do is you minus 30 from 40, which you get 10, and then you add one, and it equals 11. That's the little formula.  And you realize that there are 11 numbers in that. Now we get to frequency, like I sort of quickly explained, and that is how many values from the data fall in the class. So how many patients were transported 30 to 40 miles, or another way of saying it is, if you look in all the data you have, and you find every single person that either got a 30, 31, 32, 33, blah, blah, up to 40, count all those people up that then you will get the frequency. For that class. Okay, but you probably realize you do need to decide on classes before you go counting frequencies because you need to know the lower and upper class limits. So let's talk about some rules about classes. First of all, classes have to be the same with you can have 30 to 40, and then 40 to 42, right, or 41 to 42, right, you can have skinny class, fat class, they have to have the same with But there are different ways to pick it right. So class with can be determined empirically isn't that a fancy word empirically just means you just choose it because you like it, right. And if you ever look at survey data about just about anything when they look at the quantitative variable of age, they often put that in classes. And as you'll see on the slide, these are the classes we often see 18 to 2425 to 3435 to 44. And you can go on right like that's what you normally see and that means empirically you just picked it out of the hat. And already you're probably noticing Well, 18 to 25, or 18 to 2465 and older, those classes aren't really equal as the ones in the middle, right, like what's the upper class limit for 65 and older. Okay, well, that's just normally what happens in the world and especially in health care. And in health care, when you pick classes, even though the classes are technically supposed to be the same with you really should be guided by the scientific literature. And you'll see why later, when I show you the other videos on in this chapter, it's because you really want to be able to compare whatever you find to whatever other people have found before you. And therefore, you don't want to cut up your classes in different ways, or it's hard to compare them. However, in the book, they teach this class with formula. So I thought I should really show you that too. So here's the class with formula that I don't really see used much in health care statistics, but I'm going to teach you anyway. So this is the formula. First, you calculate this number, you find the maximum in your data and you're in the minimum in your data and you subtract the minimum from the maximum. So the example I was giving from the fake data about the transport is 47 was the maximum and the minimum was one. So I did the first step and got 46. Okay, looking back under the formula, you divide whatever you got there by the number of classes desired. In other words, like however many, you know, categories you want, right? So if you never want too many, like you don't want 10 or something, you know, three, four, five, six, seven, usually something in that range is a good number of classes. So let's pick six just for fun. So we'll take that 46 number we got, we divide it by six and we get 7.7. Then back to the formula side, how you decide then your class with is you increase this number. You get to the next whole number. Now a lot of people are confused by that because even if I got something like low like 7.1, I'd still go up to eight, you have to increase it up to the next whole number. So you have like this, this integer, you know, that's a number without any decimals after it. So you have this integer for your class with so our class with in this example then would be eight. So now I described to you that whole class with but I'm not going to use it in the example, because we don't really do that much in healthcare and it makes it actually kind of hard to understand because you want something that's a little intuitive, like if you look on the slide right now, you know, less than 20 miles 21 to 29 30 to 39. And then 40 or more. That makes a little more sense in your head. You know, that's how we think of miles. If I had put like 18 to 24 and 25 to 29, you know, we don't really think that way. So this is helpful in healthcare to boil it down to something like this. And by the way, if I was writing a real paper and this or real data, I'd be looking at the papers before this that talked about transport times and looking at those class limits. Okay, so a frequency table displays each class, along with the frequency, the number of data points in each class, as you can see the class limits are on the left side of the simple frequency table, you know, the classes, and then the frequencies on the right side, right. And you'll notice that they all add up to 60 because we measured 60 fake patients. And it's really good to do that little check, because you don't want to double count people put them in two classes, they only get to be in one, etc. So selecting arbitrary class limits can make the frequency table unbalanced. So in other words, doing this empirical thing can make it sort of weird because less than 20 is big, and 40 or more miles is big. And it's bigger than the other classes. So it's does it kind of breaks the rules of class with But not following the scientific literature can make your results non comparable and can make the science less useful. And so that's why sort of flail against the book with this class with formula thing. So I'm going to just give you another example for a frequency table. Okay, this one is more, it's also health carry, you know glucose is measured in the blood and expressed in milligrams for 100 milliliters, right. So glucose is a huge molecule, and it should be cleared from the blood, especially a fasting. So if you're not eating anything, you're not putting any glucose in you, your body supposed to be like metabolizing that. The problem is, some people don't metabolize glucose very well, you know, that's what diabetes is.  So blood glucose levels for a random sample of 70 women were recorded after a 12 hour fast. And this is what they got, they got the minimum was 45 the maximum was 109 and they picked six classes. So this is how they set up their class limits. And again, this is using a the class with formula, and just to demonstrate, you know, it sort of comes out a little weird here. But then they they got these frequencies. Okay. And this is again just another example using this time the class with formula to get our six classes and to make sure that they covered everybody. Now you'll notice in this, we start with the minimum like 45 to 55, and we end with the maximum, which is up to 110. And that's really the clearest way to do it. It's just not typically done that way. If you read, like scientific literature in healthcare, you just don't see these frequency tables labeled like that. So and just to wrap up this part, make sure all of your data points are accounted for only only once in one of the classes. So whether you use a class with formula, or you use empirical or arbitrarily picked classes, every single data point only gets one vote, it can only be in one of the classes. And, and also you don't want to leave any of the data points out. So you want to make sure that that happens that you account for all of them. And also you need to make sure your classes cover all the data, right? In healthcare, when we do that thing up to 20 and 65 and over all that stuff, we cause that to happen. However, if you're going to use a class with formula, you really have to pay attention to where your minimum and your maximum are, because then you want to make sure all of your classes cover all of your data points. And like I mentioned, make sure the total of your classes of the frequencies in your classes adds up to the total number of data points. It's just a little check. Make sure you didn't do something wrong. Now I'm going to talk about what is a relative frequency table. And that builds on what you already just learned about frequency. So we all know what our relatives are, they're like our family, right? We have relationships with them. And so what relative means is in relationship to the rest of the data. Okay, so in statistics, they often use this fancy F to stand for frequency. And as I've mentioned before, the sample size, if you have a sample, they use a lowercase n. So what they use as the formula for relative frequency is f divided by n. And if you're clever with math, you realize what that means is, is if you take a frequency of any of the classes, you know, it's just a portion of the whole sample, and you divide it by the total sample, which is that n, you'll get the proportion of values that are in that class. It's not really that fancy. So relative frequency is something very useful to put in a frequency table. So you'll see that I, I kind of crammed it in on to the right side. This is the old frequency table I just showed you with glucose, but I crammed in this relative frequency next to it. So it's super easy to calculate, like for example, for the first one see 45 to 55, the frequency is three, what did I do? Pull out the old calculator. Well, actually, I use Excel, and I did three divided by 70 because that was the total. And I got 0.04. And those of you don't really like proportions, you can do that thing where you move the decimal two places to the right and then put as percent sign. So that would be like 4% of those 70 people are in that first class. And then the same thing happened with the next one I took, you know, the 56 to 66, I took seven divided by 70, which came out to 0.10. And those of you in 2%, I'm really into I like moving that decimal over. I think of it as 10%. But whatever, as you can see at the bottom, it all has to equal 1.0 if you like proportion land, or 100%. If you're like me and you like percent land. But in any case, this is all you have to do to do the relative frequency table, you just make another column and do all those calculations. And it's super easy to calculate and it's very helpful. So why did we even do this? Because we had a pile of quantitative data. And it was really hard to organize, right? And the first thing was, we had to do was select class widths. And I talked about the politics behind that. But ultimately, whatever you do, you do in the lower and the upper class limits need to be determined and put in the first column of your frequency table. Then in your second column, which are the frequencies, you count up how many are in that class and you fill it in. And then if you make that third column, then you can do that dividing thing and get your relative. Frequencies and that's great. That's how you build your frequency table. And as I go through future lectures, you'll see even more why you would make that table, like how useful that can be given that you have quantitative data and it kind of gets all over the place. It's very helpful to organize it in that table. Now I'm going to move on to talk about the stem and leaf. And the reason why I picked that talking about it now is because it's on the theme of organizing quantitative data. So I'm going to talk to you about what the stem and leaf plot actually is. Here's just an example on the slide and how you make one. And why why you might make one of these you'll find it feels a lot like making a frequency table. But why do you make these instead of a frequency table? And it's just more food for thought. So first, one of the things that I got hung up on when I took biostatistics is I could not get over the fact that it was called a stem and leaf. So I had to understand that. So this is the an example of a stem and leaf there. So why is it called a stem and leaf? Well, there's always the stem. And that's so see these corn stocks, I'm from Minnesota, I'm used to seeing them. You'll notice that there's a stem, right, like this big corn stock has the stem. That thing you see that vertical line and a bunch of numbers on the left, that part of the stem and leaf plot is called the stem. And then leaves are added onto the stem as we tally up the length of the leaves and that may not make much sense right now, but I'll show you how to make one. But essentially what you end up doing is adding these leaves, like you see under two, there's a little leaf that just has a zero on it. But if you see under five, there's this big long leaf with a whole bunch of numbers off of it. So I'm making one will help you understand this terminology. But I first wanted to just show you this picture because it's actually kind of hard to understand what's going on with a stem and leaf unless you understand that that vertical line and the numbers to the left of it is considered a stem.  So people talk about the four leaf in the five leaf. Alrighty. Okay, so again, I'm just so into making up data, right. So I decided to make up data from 42 patients who visited a primary care clinic and referred to mental health. Now, the reason why I made up data on the subject is I'm very upset about the subject. I think people are waiting too long to get mental health treatment, especially if you've been following the news about the Veterans Administration in the US. A lot of people are put on hold even for primary care, you know, they're put on waiting list and I don't like it. So I made a fake data about that as a demonstration just to highlight these issues. Okay, so what did what data did I make up? I made up the the number of days between the referral and their first mental health appointment. That was what was collected. So let's say you go in on January 1 and you get a referral and then 10 days later, you actually show up at the clinic, then that would be 10 right that would be your value. So that's quantitative. So let's take a look at it. So on the right side of the slide, you see just this pile of numbers from all these people that came in and and and got a referral.  But if you look, you know, the third one in that person only needed 12 days. So that's how you sort of consume this fake data I made. And then you'll see over on the on the left side, I already made a step. It's blank. It doesn't have any numbers on it. But I knew I need that vertical line. So I just made that in preparation. Okay, so let's build our seminary. So what we do is we start with the first number. And that's what's awesome about this is you just start with the first number. And if you want, you can kind of cross them out as you go along to keep track. So we start with this first number. And you'll see what I did, I went over to the stem. And I put the three on the left side of the stem and the zero on the right. This begins the three leaf. Okay, here's the next number. Now, I put the two above the three, because it's like right before it. And you can kind of imagine, we're going to walk down like 23456. And then I put the seven on the right side to start the the two leaf. All right. Here we are with the next number, which is the first number. 12. And as you'll see, I started the one leaf, you're starting to see the pattern, right? And you can probably guess what's going to happen next. We start the four leaf and put the two there. Okay, our next leaf, we've already started right for 35. So what do we do there? Well, we just add the five onto the three leaf, the three leaf was already started with that that 30 at the beginning. So we just pile a five on there. Here's 47, we just pile a seven on there. Now you'll notice I tried to line up that seven on the four leaf with the five on the three leaf. When you're doing this by hand, well, even when you're not doing it by hand, you really have to keep those things lined up or you, you won't have a good stem and leaf. Okay.  But I want to show you what happens when you get to this special case here. Okay, we'll go with this 29. This is the last thing before the special case. So you'll notice that 38 got put in there, see that eight and three leaves that 36 got put in there, you know, from the second row. See, we put everything in there. And now we put in the 39. Look at that, we got a three after that. That's our next one. So where are we going to put that three and I, you know, you might think on the three leaf, but that's not right, right? Because that's 30 something. So where do you put the three? Well, some of you figured this out, you have to add a zero on to your stem. So look at that, I put that zero there. And then we put the three in. And then you can already guess how to do the 21 next, we'll just tackle one onto the two leaf. But then when we get to the next zero, we just add a zero onto the zero leaf. So you can probably figure out how to pile up all of these. But I did want to talk to you about something else that happens with these stem and leaves. As you go on adding to the leaf, you got to be careful because you might end up with a situation where you got something big. Now I really feel sorry for this fake person. 51 days for mental health appointment. That's too long, right? But it causes us later to have to add a five.  It's kind of hard, you maybe have to tape some paper at the bottom, I have this problem a lot. You'll see here this, I even had to move this up on the slide when we got later to the 70 and add the seven leaf. Now I just want to show you, for some reason in the state that we didn't have any 60s, but you still have to put that six leaf placer in that that's got to be there. So even if you know, as we go on, if we're missing any leaves in between, we just need the placer there because that space has to be there. And here's here's an outlier. We're going to learn about outliers pretty soon. This is a really long time 105 days. This is kind of like VA status, right? But again, you'll see that and of course, this is fake data, but unfortunately reflects real data. You'll see when we get to 105 not only did we skip the eight leaf and the nine leaf and we need to leave a space for them. But 10 becomes the part of the stem. So if we went on to 200 or 300, I mean, that would be awful to wait that long. Though the first two digits of it, like if we had 365 the 36 of the 365 would be the part of the stem. Alright, so I just as a little demonstration to explain certain nuances of the stem and leaf that you might encounter in your life. So now I'm going to just reflect back on the two ways that I've described in this lecture for you to organize quantitative data. First, I showed you how to make a frequency table. But what you need to do with that one is you need to set up classes and class with and and to count up frequencies. And there are a lot of there's a lot of pre processing a lot of pre calculations. You really want to think when you're doing this and you don't want to be distracted. However, if you're trying to do a stem and leave you really can do that on the fly. You don't need to set up classes or class with as you noticed, we just went through the line of those pile of numbers and just crossed them off as we put them onto the stem and leaf. And there was really no need to count. You can tally the data as you go through the list, you know, cross it off. And it's just really quicker to do.  That's like the two leaf, the three leaf and the four leaf. And yeah, it is kind of like a simplified way of making those kind of classes. But in any case, I just wanted to alert you to this because you might see some similarities between the two. And I wanted to highlight those as well as the differences. Now I'm going to give you a few tricks here. I want to tell you about the concept of an unordered leaf. So an unordered leaf is what we were making before when I was demonstrating. It's just where the numbers are out of order in the leaf, like you'll see this two leaf, it says 7729. Well, if they were in order, it would say 2779 right like the two would come first before the sevens and nine. And the same with the three leaf, that's out of order because you can see that it's zero and five is fine, but eight doesn't come before six and five, right? That's no problem to make an unordered leaf. However, after making an unordered version, you can rewrite the stem and leaf in an ordered way. So you see how I did that, I rewrote the two leaf and the three leaf and now they're all the leaves are in order. Okay, you know, they don't have to be but you can do that. And if you do that, if you make your stem and leaf first unordered the way I was demonstrating, then you rewrite it into ordered, it is way easier to count it up to make a frequency table, no matter what classes you choose. Or you can just make each leaf a class and then it's super easy to make the frequency table. So that's why I combined these two pieces of the chapter together is because I wanted to show you how you can use a stem and leaf to help you make a frequency table. So a stem leaf is just another way to organize quantitative data. And it's easier to make kind of on the fly than a frequency table because it requires less preparation. And it can help you put data in order before, like in preparation for a frequency table, sort of to help you as a first step to make sure that you can organize everything in. And at the end, remember, I keep emphasizing, your frequency table has to reflect all your data points and they can only be in one class blah, blah, blah. Well, this is one way to make sure that happens is to first do this pre organization using an ordered stem and leaf. So in conclusion, frequency tables and stem and leaf displays organize data, they organize quantitative data. And the stem and leaf may help you make a frequency table so you might want to start with And the purpose of both of these things is to reveal a thing called a distribution. And I'm going to explain that in the next lecture.


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It was a bittersweet moment as the designed yours worked towards completing their final challenge, the lounge and balcony spaces. And it's done. Just like that. I guess the show is over folks. Team Contras control left no time for hanging around as they put together an ambitious hammock structure above their lounge suite. This is so cool. Team R&K got their hands dirty with some landscaping on the balcony. Chop chop, there's no time to be a girl. And the permapieve stayed true to their sustainable principles with an art installation made from post-consumer waste. Seeing that unit come up the stairs it definitely brought a different energy to our super stressy day. In the end it was team R&K who took the victory in the final challenge. Giving them a confidence boost leading into the final judging. R&K, you'll absolutely agree with me. It's been an incredible journey thus far on Winner Home.   But first they get the opportunity to put the finishing touches on their apartments and make those last minute changes before the judges visit for the very last time. Throughout the competition I mean obviously as we've walked through this space we've noticed certain bits and pieces, snags and things that have bothered us. One of them being the rail that supports our desk within our activities room so that's what we're fixing. So yeah I think if we just bring it out a little bit more and give it a little bit of a leg support I think we won't. We've just extended it out and we've added a pole that goes down to the floor and that's just been drilled in and fixed and yeah that's sorted out now and we're feeling a lot better about the stability. Another thing we weren't quite happy with was we never quite got the chance to get the right rug. The one we had originally was a more rectangular shape and it didn't work within the space so we didn't have time to swap it out before the deadline. So we've now replaced it and got another rug and it is looking really cool. We're very happy with it. Obviously we had to go back and edit the structure in the guest bedroom. We had to make a lance for the cupboards to work properly as we had planned and then also just raise it slightly because it was making the room feel a little bit too small. How's it looking up there? It's looking definitely a lot less space. I think we're sitting at like 225 now and I think we could go up to about 24 and then just like move it slightly by 50 or 100. Yeah 50 should be cool. Yeah but it's going to be tight. It actually fits well. The cupboards should open up. If it doesn't then I don't know. No it'll be perfect. In our studio space we decided to add another steel shelving to our configuration. We didn't have enough time to kind of add it up in our previous time so also we... And that was the one with the nice like caesar stone detail as well. Yes yes yes y'all. So it's nice to get that one up. In our master bedroom we decided to change the colour of our feature wall. It was initially blue. We've now gone with something more subtle, more soft and calm. It actually compliments our fine art piece very well. It's time to say goodbye to our mannequin Grace. She has to go. Grace I've been meaning to tell you. Look girl we love you but you have to go. Look Gracey it's not you it's us. We need space. No actually it is you. We need space. Literally. In her loving memory we've decided to put a rail for all the lovely coats and of course a little shelf for shoes. She would have loved it. I think so too. Oh Grace. I show up to wherever Grace ends up. I hope that she is happy. Man what an amazing journey it's been on when I home thus far. I'm sure she'll have plenty of space to live a very happy life after this. Elsewhere right you know. It's almost time for the judges to view each apartment one last time and for this round we've invited a very special guest to join the panel. But first each of the spaces needs to be professionally photographed for their upcoming magazine features all of that coming up. Indeed and don't forget to enter on privateproperty.co.z84745pm to be eligible for the final Capitech Open the Door giveaway where we could be calling you live. Search for a home on any device anytime anywhere. Private property a home for everyone. Welcome back to Part of Play Lifestyle as Satan's summer said west developed by Baldwin Properties. Now nothing showcases beautiful interior design quite like a magazine spread. And now that our viewers have put the final touches on their apartments their magazine clients have arrived to see them in their entirety. So Zemin our client is here and she gets to experience this whole apartment full circle with all the changes implemented. The photographs are going to look amazing. I can't wait to see that feature in the magazine. Ladies what can I say? It is just beyond fabulous. I love it. Thank you so much. Thank you. Take me through all the changes that you've made. Well we had to get rid of the mannequin. No no that one I had to go. Absolutely and then of course the blinds. You're not a fan of our floral blinds and when we looked at them we realised they had to go as well. So we put in some long valance curtains in there. Brilliant move. You know what other big exchange was the blue in the master bedroom. Yeah we got rid of that. That is also fabulous because blue at times can be a bit depressing.  We got rid of that and introduced the little units which are also there. I think you've done so brilliantly. I can move in here today. Just bring my hand back and move straight in. That's a massive compliment. Thank you Zemin. The music looks lived in. It's modern. It's African. It's a little bit earthy. It's all the things that people want right now. I can't wait to see what these pictures are going to look like in our magazine. People will then really be able to see all the detail that you went into. And I think it's going to be fabulous and a great success. Well done. Thank you. Thank you so much. This looks amazing. So rad having Lebo come over and experienced the space and we had the opportunity to kind of talk her through how we interpreted their target market almost as a young established couple that are maybe planning to have kids but not quite there yet. Tell me is this what you guys wanted? Are you happy? This whole space actually exceeded our expectations within the whole concept of it because we initially wanted to put a second level but it wasn't that practical. So we went for a hammock which is way more better. For me it's crazy but it's a good crazy. It's crazy but it works. And then also just like with color you can never plan color until you see it in a space and how it reacts on the different surfaces and in the different times of the day. So we really played with that. We really explored different colors and I think we've gotten to something really special. I love the quirkiness, the playfulness it's coming through. It's definitely something that we would feature, you know and I'm looking at the splash bag. It keeps catching my eye. It is beautiful. I've never seen anything like that. It's natural. It does something for the kitchen and I can't wait to see how this feature is going to look in the magazine. I think our readers are in for a beautiful surprise. So cool because we're going to be featured in their magazine so it's going to be interesting hearing what people have to say about that whole design. You know it's like we've pushed our own boundaries. I love what you guys have done. Congratulations once again. Thank you so much. Debbie Lutz from RealLife magazine is here and we are really excited. Like honestly the chance to get our apartment professionally photographed is going to go in the magazine. It's insane. So excited. And she's absolutely loving our space and her comments are just so amazing. It makes us just oh my goodness I'm so happy she loves our space. I can't believe what you've done or what you were able to do in such a very short time. That chandelier behind you is just so, so wonderful and I'm really keen to know what went into that. This piece is our collaboration piece we did with Heath Nash, the King of Upcycle and our workshop in Langa and there were actually a good few pair of hands that went into the making of this and we all spent a couple of hours just cutting up different shapes and getting it all together. It was a lot of fun. It was really amazing. I remember asking you to please surprise us and I think you did it. I mean it's more than a surprise it's really beautiful. And then I also just want to talk about that little herb garden. Goodness gracious me. That is so cool. And sorry I'm going to carry on. I mean look at that. Isn't that just beautiful? It really is. And I think what you've been able to do is to really make this space so warm and very homely and I really can't wait to see what our readers will be thinking about all these beautiful pictures that we are taking today. I think it's going to be amazing. Thank you so much. We really appreciate it. For the past 10 weeks it's been blood, sweat and tears and world-class design by our design duos. But as incredible as these apartments are there would be nothing without the finishes provided by our sponsors for the season. Valance has really been at the forefront of design for many years so it's been really exciting to join forces with a younger market a younger design team view of how everything is going through and if you look at how they've incorporated Valance furniture and designs into each of their styles it's very interesting. 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Their craftsmanship and level of technical skill has just blown us away and it's because of them that the designers really could create these designs so perfectly. When the design jurors came into our showroom they had a look and they chose all the products coming here and seeing how the floors look. I mean it looks incredible. Congratulations to all the design jurors they've done the most incredible job. Augie is so proud to be a part of this project and to also support young designers where they can come up with incredible spaces from blank canvases. I think it's going to be impossible to decide who's going to be the winner of the show. I think they're all beautiful but at least they all have Augie flooring so there's going to be no losers. When it comes to designing a home your bathroom and your kitchen spaces are the most important well at least we like to think so. Flash supplied the sandware for the bathroom and kitchens. Seeing the completed spaces is really cool to see what they've done. Most of them have gone with the matte black. Matte black is the new chrome. It's very trendy at the moment. Flash is very proud of what the design jurors have accomplished in this competition and we can't wait to see what the future holds for them. I see how I've got involved with this project because we were already working on site at Part-of-Lay but also what a wonderful opportunity to get involved with some young designers in order to understand what the trends are doing and also to help them to bring together what they had as an idea. I want to congratulate the contestants for everything they've managed to achieve after the number of weeks of hard work, dedication, really from seeing from the beginning the plans that they gave to me to start with and what they've managed to pull together has been absolutely amazing. All of them bringing their themes from the one room into the other and keeping true to their theme and literally seeing what they've managed to achieve. All in all it's been an amazing challenge for Cozy Home working with the three design jurors pushing our boundaries. The design jurors also had the opportunity to install Samsung's cutting-edge technology into their apartments. Appliance is with seamless multiple device experience capability, improved productivity, save time and promote connection. The three penthouses are now truly designed for your connected lifestyle. Well now it's just gone past 7.45pm we know what that means. It means that your chances to be part of the final Capitec Open the Door giveaway is officially over. We could be calling you later live in the show if you have entered. Now coming up the design jurors take some much needed downtime and look back on their journey through Winter Home Season 5 and what a journey it's been. Stay right where you are. Welcome back to Winter Home Season 5. What an incredible journey it has been thus far and even though this is a design competition it's so beautiful to see the friendships that have formed along the way. We're currently at Lawrenceford just down the road from Scythe kicking back having a couple glasses of wine with our teammates. It's so crazy to think that we've been building something new while this farm has been around for like 300 years. The older the new it's like it's amazing. So it's great to be here having a great time. We're out here with the duo's witnessing Sauvrage which is a top and pop of the wine bar. It's about to be amazing. The pressure's not there anymore and we're feeling really great. I mean we actually get time to relax and actually gather our thoughts. It's great to be hanging out with the design jurors. I mean obviously we've been so busy over the last couple of weeks that we haven't had much time to actually get to know each other. So here we are drinking wine, drinking this time, it's awesome. Living our best lives. For us I think high moments each time was just seeing spaces come together. We had a lot of fun with the first two challenges. Yeah, all the collaborators throughout were very fun to work with. Dean's awesome being there. It was like one of the high moments there because wow he... It was an extended high moment. It's like when he came to just like Superman for the rescue. He played a big part in this project. Really lowly guys. This looks like chaos. Throughout any project like this there's always challenging moments. Your installation moments are always tough. There's almost no going back each time. I think one of those big challenges was getting that hammock structure up and against the wall aligning all those bolts up. That was a big surface area. The hanging garden that was definitely a stress for us. Getting that mechanism up. Having it fail, having to rework it. The door is not opening because of the pole structure. It was definitely one of those. That caught us in the first challenge for sure. Yeah. Just kind of in hindsight so thankful to have been proud of this process. It's been a true blessing. Everyone wants this shot. For us to get this has been insane. It's like as an artist to get a residency. You get a canvas. You get all the paint you'll need and you can just smash. That was one experience to have a build project behind us through all of this. It's really something special.  It's time to announce who won the kitchen challenge. Our winning duo is Timorin Kay. I would say our highest moment has to be the kitchen. When we first conceptualized the whole idea of the kitchen it was just a mere thought and actually seeing the thing and everything come together. To see our own little bulkhead. That was our highest moment. Dude, we chose this. We decided on this and it's happening. Winning the lounge. Winning the lounge. Ultimate. The heavens are just dropping blessings and we're just like receiving. We've achieved what we wanted. So grateful. The master bedroom was also one. It was one of our loves because we worked so hard to ensure that it's different. That it's very distinct. We had a feature wall. We used blue. That was us going bold color. They've been saying we don't use much color. We are clinical. Then we had a whole like skull. A skull that was painted. Let's not even talk about the mural. Let's just have a moment of silence for that. A massive huge piece of art. Then we don't win that challenge. It was a lot but it was beautiful. I'm going to miss this. We're probably going to continue because I can't function without her. Yeah, definitely. One without the other doesn't make sense. It doesn't work. So it's been amazing. We're definitely going to miss our synergy and we've built a rhythm. We feel amazing but also a little bit heart sore. Yeah. We're going to miss everybody a lot. And the winner of the master bedroom challenge is the perma peeps. Just experienced on the show was obviously our master bedroom win. Finally. Yeah, we were so proud of that outcome and that win and we really needed it for our confidence levels. That was definitely our highest points on the show getting that win in the bag. I think the lowest point for us is definitely our losses. All the losses. So many of them. But we were super proud of our master bed win. At least we got one win. We've done well. We've grown and it's amazing. We took a lot out of this competition. There was a lot of growth for both of us as human beings. As individuals, as friends, as business partners, as designers. Just growth and learning and just experiences and the networking and the people we've managed to meet. So thankful for everything. It's been amazing. What a journey. Whose journey have you been following the most? Connect with the duos on social media, follow Kehumile and Nick from Team Contrast Control at Kehumile Mate and at Nick Nick Smith. Indeed. And then Sinead and Melissa from the Perma Peeps at Sinead 10 and 9 and Melissa Uist will underscore Uist on Twitter. Go find that team. Then Team R&K can be found at Coquetzal Marrole and Recopile B. I can tell you now that each and every one of these contestants is a bright future ahead of them. So make sure you follow them and keep up to date with their journeys because you can be missing out on some of the biggest South African designers our country has ever produced. That's the truth. Coming up, it's time for the final judging. You don't want to go anywhere. Now, after a long and stressful journey in the competition, it all comes down to this. The final judging. Let's head back to part of their lifestyle estate. Design duos. The moment has arrived. It's time for your final judging and up until this point the judges have viewed each of your spaces and judged them based on their merit. But now the judges will view each of your apartments in their entirety and decide who will be the judge's choice for Winner Home Season 5. Each duo will have one final opportunity to pitch your apartments to the judges and to explain your vision behind your spaces. After that, they will each spend a night in your apartments and make their final decision. For the last time designed duos, good luck. The judges have arrived. They are Slade Brooks, property executive at Bowen Properties. Brian Courtney from Private Property. Bhutle Mattole from Kabu Design Architects and as a special guest for the final judging. Design winner of Season 1 and judge of Season 4 of Winner Home, Donald Mumalo. We love him. We love him so much. Oh my Donald. Oh my Donald. Insane. Sick to have someone with such a strong eye. He is a legend on this show. I'm the winner of the first season. I'm Donald Mumalo and I'm the first design winner of Winner Home in 2014. And now, since then I've been able to establish a career that spans from doing hospitalities from doing corporate stuff and as well as high-end residential. Last season, I came back as a judge and that was a huge privilege for me because I got to see myself as a judge behind the scenes. I'm coming back this year and I'm looking for innovation. I'm looking for creativity. I'm looking for people who are hungry for this opportunity because I understand what that opportunity has done for me. I've been following the journey of the Design viewers and today I finally get to walk into these apartments and see it in real life for the first time. Nothing beats walking into the apartments of Team IRNK and seeing this beautiful spread of food out there. It's getting my day started off just right. Welcome to Team IRNK's Christmas spread today. It was really awesome. It was homey and I think it was that warmth that we had said was not there coming in with the laid out snack, the little Christmas gift. It was tangible. It worked. It was really beautiful. Welcome to Team IRNK's lovely apartment. The client we had in mind is someone who loves the most beautiful things in life. She's well travelled. She's got great taste. She's sophisticated but also she's practical. So she really did inspire all the colours, the movement, the flow and the functionality of the space. And with your input, miracles have happened. Thank you very much for inviting us into your beautiful space. I'm sure I speak for all the judges in the sense that this is a tranquil, peaceful environment. I love the way it feels in here. It makes me feel good. It makes me feel like I'm at home. Wow ladies, you've done yourself. I love how you've grown in the whole competition. Just having been exposed to the spare rooms at the beginning and how you've moved through the spaces. I think it's phenomenal. I think you've learnt a lot and I've enjoyed the journey with you guys. Yeah ladies, well done. I love how you've taken some of the advice that we gave you throughout the process and made a couple of tweaks. I've noticed some new things since we've come in this last time. So well done. I know you say you've designed this for a woman but I think the remarkable thing about this apartment is that anybody can live here. I love how you've innovated in the space like using the gold bottom pots as lights. I love how you've used the color gray. It's very innovative. Everything is just beautiful here and I can see that you make a really great team. Such great words, right? Such great compliments, the affirmations. They love our space. They love the choices we've made. They love the fact that we've also changed some of the things that they've given us input on. We're just so excited, man. We're so grateful also. It was so humbling. Yeah. It was so humbling. Please enjoy. Bye bye. Team R&K's welcome was really festive and fun. We had some good laughs but now the real work begins. We have some tough decisions to make. Have you guys decided which apartment you're going to sleep in tonight? What did you prefer? Well, Brian, I think I'm going to go with the natural unit. I'm going to go with permapeeps. I'm going to give them a go. See how that unit takes out. Okay. Well, I think the clientele in Team R&K is suitable for me. So I'm going to try it out. Cheers. Walking into this space knowing I'm going to stay here for the first time is a beautiful experience. I've just drawn right through that passage all the way to the outside area looking at that amazing view. I've really enjoyed how they've enjoyed themselves. I think it's quite clear to the viewer that they had a bit of design indulgence and they've enjoyed themselves thoroughly. I walk into the space. I'm immediately intrigued. I've never seen like a bed above the TV. I didn't see a bathroom with tiles like that with wallpaper with texture from the tiles. Like that is for me a very interesting space because I feel like I'm in a candy box. Everywhere where my eye lands is exceptional. Pulling the product together isn't just the only thing. They made a lot of bespoke pieces that stood out. They gave its own definition, its own character. Who can resist enjoying a good man cave sitting on a comfy car to watching a big screen. I think what the team have done has brought a lot of value to the space. They've added some extremely clever elements to this lounge and dining room area and to the kitchen. They've done well. They've done very well. Walking into Team Perma Peeps' apartment I actually forgot how many pieces they had inside. All the bespoke items. All the beautiful greenery. It made me feel good. I was home for the night. How far myself comfortable is making myself a really good cup of coffee sitting down with a good book to understand my space more. I was really pleased with how their final product came together. It's a really practical liveable space but beautifully thought through. Perma Peeps stand out feature. You're really alive. Your plants are alive and thank you for reminding us about the true sense of design that we need to keep things alive, beautiful but also keep our planet healthy. With the green character with the green hands and the whole theme was also very well carried out and I really liked how they've made sure that each and every room symbolized that. So they've been true to themselves and I really appreciate that as a judge. Being in the Perma Peeps unit doesn't just give me a feeling of a decorated apartment and an interior design. It also gives me a feeling of a home, a practical space. You can come in and you can have a family dinner. You can have a family lunch. You can have everyone around. It's not just a beautiful space. It's practical. What Team R&K really improved on and I think they took the word design to heart is how they've started evolving and I saw the changes that they've implemented and they've listened to their tutors, their advisors and us as judges. We saw how they changed the curtain in the guest bedroom. In the glam room they've put in an extra shelf and extra hanging space. It's quite practical and it's good but in this case I think the fun in the mannequin was really missed and I kind of missed that. What I loved the most about Team R&K's apartment it wasn't just a straightforward apartment. They changed our design and they uplifted it. So they didn't go for anything traditional. They went for something new. They went for a lot of an African style inside there which is very popular and I like it personally. If there's one thing that really stood out for me in this apartment has been the exceptional lines in terms of how it has been brought through in different areas from the tiling up to the pots up to the light fittings, up to the mosaics and I think it had a certain element of how you read the space and how you actually experience the space. The way they've actually added value to that apartment makes it so much more rentable than it was they've just done a fantastic job.  It's big it's talented, it's creative it's spot on. I love it. We're so excited that we get to show the judges our space at night. Contrast control, I met the guys but you know these guys are so laid back but there's certain elements in this home that are just chic, chic, chic senora. Oh I finally got to bake those cookies I've been talking about. Yo, next cookies are the best. You should like start a bakery after this movie. I should. Next cookies! When we started this competition we had a clear kind of idea of how we wanted the whole space to look like and we always wanted to play on contrast and binaries kind of using different elements that you wouldn't really see them together but forcing them to kind of work together achieving all of the feels that one human being can feel through textures through colors and to touch on color we played a lot with natural tones and soft tones but we also wanted it to be muted and not overwhelming to anyone that was not really accustomed to using bright colors. We didn't want to create something normal. It's not creating or it's not designing if we're not pushing the boundaries so from the outlook we wanted to do something very different. We don't want this to feel like a conventional space. We're trying to push the norm, we're trying to find new ground and see what's possible so we're just on it to be in this experience and be able to ourselves. Like so raw to everyone. I just want to say well done. I think we've watched you guys grow as a team and really come together and mix some amazing ideas which we didn't necessarily think would work but they have. So well done. The guys definitely agree with Brian.  All new ideas, the creativity is through the roof. What I love the most is you've shown everyone what a born apartment can really stretch to. It's not traditional, it's beautiful. Looking at this whole unit now I'm excited and I think it's really creative. Your real design is at heart and I think you had fun. So well done. I know you're called team contrast control but I think you should be called team no control because I think you've really gone into the competition with the gas door with no abandon and it shows in your product. I'm really inspired I'm truly inspired. For me I haven't seen this level of creativity with no abandon in a very long time. Well done. It's always an honor to hear amazing feedback like that from such distinguished people. It's really humbling to stand up there in front of them and hear it. That's like one of my favorite moments in the whole show. It's amazing. I mean we gave up a lot for this thing so hearing those words just makes everything so worth it.  So please enjoy. It was really nice to relax at the end of the day. They've really walked a very long journey and it's been enjoyable doing this with them. Sitting together with my fellow judges and having a drink and reminiscing about the season it's been fantastic. It's been a long road and this team has done really well and we're really enjoying this space. It's really great that we have bootleys staying in our apartment for the night. I mean we did initially design it for a female. Getting to spend a night in this space one tends to experience the whole space holistically. As a designer as well you create a space for a user. How do you experience the space? What emotion it evokes? And it's been really wonderful to notice each and every detail, to pause to be surprised to feel elated, whatever and I think I really have enjoyed that. If I have to pick one favorite piece in this apartment it would be the art piece in the lounge. The way it brings the drama into the room especially at night.  Permapieps they won the master bedroom challenge. That makes me excited. I'm spending the night in there. Permapieps are super excited that we get slayed as the judge that will be spending the night in our apartment. He's a family man after all so for him to be the one to experience our apartment and its open plan set up to experience the family flow that it offers is really cool. Overall it was easy to make myself feel at home in the space I think I really enjoyed the finishing touches the art on the walls were spectacular they really just added a sense of personality to the space. Nice to have Brian as the judge that gets to spend the night in our apartment I think he really gets what we've done here and like be cool to see how he enjoys the space over a longer period of time. Some of those nightgowns but I definitely think I can speak on behalf of all of us when I say I'm super jealous of those judges and the opportunity they got to spend a night in those beautifully designed apartments. Even me, even me Danilo. Now if you want to see the Pot of Lay lifestyle and stay for yourself the various types of units developed by Bowen Properties they are available to view 7 days a week from 8 o'clock to 5 p.m. so 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with an agent on site on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays between 2 and 6 p.m. For more information about their development visit Bowen.co.z And if you attend the show day this coming Saturday you will receive a 100 rand voucher from Amici restaurant situated in the estate right next to the duo's apartments but now coming up on the show tonight it's our final Capitech Open the Door giveaway for the series. Will it be blue, white or red? Will it be you? Stay right where you are. If you've arrived won't help you live better What's new today is old tomorrow except for the debt that you still have to pay but do take credit to renovate your home buy a more reliable car or pay for your children's education If that's your goal then Capitech will help you realize your dreams because living better starts when you get credit for the right reasons up to 250,000 rand based on your need Capitech Welcome back to Winner Home right here on SABC3 It's that time of the show time for the Capitech Open the Door giveaway where we draw one lucky name from the past week's entries and that lucky contestant will get to choose one of the three doors behind me and win whatever is behind it Here's what's hidden behind the doors tonight Tonight on Capitech Open the Door You could win Abe Siemens EQ6 fully automatic coffee machine from loot.co.za worth 16,200 rand a Bammock Swiss Line blender with Slicy Attachment from Caesarstone worth 9,000 rand or a 10% Supreme Queen Bed Set from Venkassa valued at 50,000 rand And we always have a friend on the show every single Thursday and he had to open the door for us Tonight we have Angelique Keejove Angelique Williams thinking of the musician but she is the interbank agent from Capitech Angelique Williams, welcome You are doing this for the very last time on the show tonight How do you feel? I'm super excited and I'm hoping to make dreams come true Making dreams come true, that's our queen and right we have a caller on the line Michelle Wetson from Somerset West Welcome Hi, good evening Good evening Michelle, well you've heard the prizes which door would you like us to open? Red, white or blue? Michelle? I choose the red Red, okay, red for love red for danger, let's see Angelique Michelle, congratulations You have won yourself a Bammock Swiss Line blender with Slicy Attachment from Caesarstone and it's worth 9,000 rand Congratulations Wow, thank you very much Fabulous, well Angelique thank you so much for being with us tonight Thank you so much for having me Thank you Are you ready to win some more prizes? It's your second chance to win by answering a very easy Samsung product related question Are you ready? I'm ready Awesome, then listen very carefully to this information The Samsung Galaxy Watch boasts phone capabilities via Bluetooth interchangeable straps and a feature that features a new TikTok sound to give you that feel All the features of a smartwatch and the natural feeling of an analog timepiece in a single package The Galaxy Watch links you to the world around you Now to win this amazing prize, answer this question and I've made it simple for you tonight What is the newest feature on the analog watch face of the new Galaxy Watch Is it A, the TikTok sound or B, numbers? A, the TikTok sound For the last time are you sure? Yes Congratulations, that's correct, that watch is coming away You are on a roll and out of control and you yet have one more chance to win if you are a Capita Client and you can answer the simple question correctly You will instantly win 10,000 rent cash Now Michelle, question is, are you a Capita Client? No, I'm not a Capita Client Oh no I'm seeing the 10,000 rent, I'm seeing the 10,000 rent go out the door right now Congratulations on your fabulous prizes That's wonderful Thank you so much for the opportunity Fantastic Michelle and Joe Well look, that concludes our final installment of our Capita open the door giveaway Congratulations once again to Michelle While the energy is high in studio I'm sure our judges are feeling peaceful and well rested after spending a night in the designer apartments They have heard the final pitch from Team R&K and Team Contrast Control What do the teams have in store? We are in the unit preparing breakfast for the judges and one word hungry, our breakfast looks delicious It looks so good, those berries, the colour it's looking so festive I wish we could get in on that I'm kind of like, can we join? What a spread Good morning Nothing gets me more excited than coming outside seeing a full spread of breakfast out there I mean it was healthy, it was natural It keeps through and through Great people are alive and this apartment is a true testament to who they truly are They really care For us plants approach a holistic point of view They bring in the psychology they bring in just overall care and we found that as humans today we do not interact enough within nature these days so that's what we're trying to do is bring nature into the inside It's a calm place to just be and relax and the kind of place where you actually don't want to go out and entertain you want people to come here and relax and just feel the energy of the space As long as this continues to flourish this will continue to be a natural haven so well done So Permapieps, for me I think you're the team that's probably improved the most so well done to that I think that's in and of itself means that you are growing and you're going to have incredible careers going forward so well done Yeah, the things that they had to say really made this entire grueling experience all the late nighters and all the hard graft and graft under the nails it made it so worth it their feedback couldn't have been better we're so proud Everything from the artwork, the floors the details, authentic I love it There were a lot of emotions coming through I mean, at the end of the day this is our baby, we've worked hard on this it's been our life for a few weeks now so the emotion was high it was strong I just want to commend you for taking your concept right through from the beginning I think you were very strong about what you wanted and it's been through from the spare rooms the bathrooms, every space so I really appreciate that and you didn't deviate from that, well done It was so special we just couldn't contain ourselves at this point it really was the climax of this whole experience From the bottom of the Perma Peeps heart we just actually want to say a very big thank you for this entire experience and just going through this with us we're so thankful for all the feedback and learning opportunities and all the growth that we've obtained in this experience we really hope you enjoy the spray we've put out we've actually incorporated some of the herbs from our kitchen plant wall some chocolate mint in your breaky muesli bowl and some thyme on your savoury cold meats please enjoy guys thank you so Perma Peeps have done a fantastic job of bringing their theme through week on week consistently being true to their core values and I really admire that with the breakfast and getting those gifts, first I really appreciate how it was wrapped it was the Perma Peeps reuse the way it was wrapped it was some of the slates that have been converted into a cheese board what I really appreciate is that they've been true to themselves reuse, recycled and there it was guys, it seems like we have a very tough decision ahead of us I think the rest of the judges and myself are going to have a long conversation about who's going to win this because it is really difficult to make a call in this case I don't know how we're going to come to conclusion on the winner these apartments are all great they're all unique so it's going to be tough I know I'm only judging for one episode but I'm telling you this is going to be a tough one I believe all jewels are real winners but yes there has to be that one winner for the first time on my journey on Winner Home I literally have no idea who the winner of Winner Home is going to be because those choices are all incredible and do not envy our judges decision this evening we'll have to wait to see what their decision will be on Winner Home because they're all looking spectacular well congratulations once again to Michelle Watson from Somerset West tonight's open the door live caller who won a Bamix Switzerland Blender with Slicy Attachments from Caesar Stone with 9000 rand and a Samsung Galaxy Watch with 7000 rand bringing her total prize value to 16000 rand she better use that phone to join us again next week because it's only one week left until our grand prize finale on Winner Home Season 5 gather all your friends, your families your aunties, your uncles, Opa, Omar bring them in front of the television next week Thursday 7.30 as we bring you all the live drama right here on SAVC 3 all the duos will be in studio along with their magazine clients and our esteemed judging panel as well that's right it's gonna be a vibe plus we meet our six viewer finalists who will be randomly drawn from an entire pool of entries on privateproperty.co.za yes yes yes and throughout the season they've been obviously entering one South African will walk away with a brand new home with more than 3 million rand and every year they've been reactions like I can imagine how would you react? just don't embarrass yourself please do not embarrass yourself I'd appreciate that well until then South Africa good night and finale this coming Thursday night after three months of gruelling design drama which duo will earn that 100,000 rand cash prize is the judges favorite plus one lucky viewer walks away with the biggest prize on South African television their choice of one of the three completed apartments worth more than 3 million rand that's the winner home grand finale this Thursday 13 December at 7.30 p.m. on SAVC 3 the stage is yours never feel good production search for a home on any device anytime anywhere private property a home for everyone