Hey there! Welcome to the Thursday edition of the Darren Marlar radio show. Glad you could join me today. Coming up on today's show, Charlton, West Virginia police knew there was a problem with drinking and driving during happy hour. We've got that on our brain on drug story. Money can buy happiness, but there's a catch. I'll explain what I mean by that. Also, a man literally stuck in a life of crime in today's moment of doubt literally stuck. We all know that the drinking and driving is dangerous. Almost as dangerous though as thinking and driving. I'll have details on that. There's going to be a solar eclipse and I've got some details on it. What exactly it's going to look like here in our area. Also, ladies, if you just can't get enough coffee, there is a lipstick just for you. I will tell you about that. Smokers, singers and house plants, they all make it in today's Weird Holidays. Coming up next, it is the Darren Marlar radio show, so tune up your tweeters and we'll pop your ear puzzles. Laughter really is contagious.  Maybe I should start doing this show with a laugh track. It's the Darren Marlar radio show, let's take a look at today's Weird, Wacky, Strange, Zany, Odd, Bizarre, Quirky, Unusual Holidays. Today is Thursday, July 27th. You now have 150 shopping days until Christmas. Today is over the moon night, the night each year when legend says cows get really jumpy. The weird part is when the dog laughs after watching the cow and then the dinnerware runs off for no apparent reason. This is No Smoking Day. It was on this day in 1965 President Lyndon Johnson signed legislation requiring cigarette packages and ads to display a health warning from the U.S. Surgeon General. A good thing, too, right?  Today is Forum, a company quartet day, today to find out if your coworkers who like to sing really can sing. Or you can do what we're doing here at the radio station, you can just take the safe route and pee them not to sing. Today is, take your houseplants for a walk day.  And it's Walk on Stilts Day. Maybe you can do that while taking your houseplant out for a walk. If you'd like to listen to past shows, get to my blog, see other videos I create on YouTube, like my Daily Dose of Weird News, Weird Darkness, and everything else that I do. Well, I do have a mobile app, which you can get to in your phone app store. Just do a quick search for Marlar House. It's a free mobile app. It's available for Apple and Android. Just do a search for Marlar House. Well, there's going to be a solar eclipse on August 21st. You probably already knew about that. So what are you going to see? I mean, exactly what are you going to see? Because it's going to be a little bit different in each part of the North America as to what the angle is. Well, there's a free tool from Vox that shows you what to expect. You can see exactly what the eclipse is going to look like right here in our area in my blog. I've posted it at DarrenMarlar.com, if you want to check it out. That's D-A-R-R-E-N-M-A-R-L-A-R.com. Well, ladies, if you just can't get enough coffee, there is a lipstick just for you. I'll tell you about that here right around the corner. First though, doctors recommend eight solid hours of sleep each night. But workers, they're not clocking it in. This lack of sleep is leaving employees less productive, unmotivated, and more agitated with co-workers. So who is to blame? Well, believe it or not, the answer is work. Your job is to blame. A survey on sleep and the U.S. workplace from Career Builder reports that 58 percent of 32,000 workers surveyed said they weren't getting enough sleep, 61 percent said that sleep deprivation did affect their work, and for some it is a vicious cycle too. 44 percent of workers said that just thinking about work kept them up at night. Wow! I guess you could quit your job, but then you'd just be up all night wondering about how you're going to pay your bills. You're pretty far out there, even for the guys who do a lot of this stuff. Oh, the Darren Marlar Ringo Show! That's what I'm talking about! Are you talking to me? If you like scary stories, you might like my show Weird Darkness. It's online only. It's actually a YouTube show. You can find it, though, at WeirdDarkness.com. Got our birthday wrap-up coming up next, but first, ladies, if you just can't get enough coffee, well, there is a lipstick just for you. The cosmetic company Hard Candy. They have a coffee-flavored lipstick. Company founder Dinah Mohair said the idea was women are drinking coffee in the morning and then putting on makeup. Well, we thought we might as well combine them.  They currently have three different shades of beige. They have Caffeolip, Latte Lip, and Lipicino. You gotta give them credit for being creative on the names, don't you? They also have a red-caffeinated color coming soon called Red Eye. Actually, I thought about this. This is a pretty good thing for the guys, too.  Oh, you look like a man who could use more coffee. Hi, I'm Darren Marlar, and on this day, in 1988, Radio Shack announced the Tandy 1000SL computer. Nowadays, you mention this to anybody under the age of 30 and you get, what's a Tandy 1000? In fact, you get, what's a Radio Shack? Today, we explore the computer. Yeah, okay, well, a computer is really not as difficult as you might think. If you look on a screen, all computers have the screen and you'll probably see a little arrow.  Look, the arrow moves with it. See? It's wherever you go, that arrow goes. Now, put it over something and then you just push down on the mouse thing. And if you're on something that will open or change, it'll do it. It just does just like that. And then you can use this keyboard that's just like a typewriter keyboard and type stuff. And there it is on the screen, you know, just like that just shows up on the screen.  It'll do all these things. It's amazing. Yeah, but it's really not that difficult.  And that's how a computer works. This has been How It Works. Today's birthday wrap up. It is July 27th, 2017. Celebrating birthdays today. We'll start from the bottom, work our way up. It is Jonathan Rhys-Meyers. You might remember him from Mission Impossible 3, Vanity Fair, or Alexander. He is 40 today. From the TV shows Yes, Dear. He also played assistant coach Luther Horatio Van Dam on the TV show Coach. Also a former spokesperson for Big Lots and brother to Dick Van Dyke, Jerry Van Dyke is 86. There's a lot of really cool stuff that bounce dryer sheets can be used for.  Well, if you'd like to see a list of what people have suggested you can use bounce dryer sheets for, it is a long list. Well, I've placed it in my blog for you. You can find that at DarrenMarlar.com. That's D-A-R-R-E-N-M-A-R-L-A-R .com. That's me, by the way. I'm Darren Marlar. Welcome to the show. We all know that drinking and driving is dangerous, right? Well, almost as dangerous as thinking and driving. I'll have details on that coming up. You know, when it comes to moms and daughters, the apple apparently does not fall far from the tree. A recent study by Hallmark Cards reveals that at about age 32, women find that they're turning into their moms, copying habits like worrying, stocking up on groceries, watching soap operas. And that's also when they begin to use the momisms. You know, like what your mom used to say, like, because I said so, or I'll give you something to cry about. Well, according to behavioral expert Judy James, it's perfectly natural as you age to begin to act like the most important person in your life. And I know this story was about the girls, but I could see this in my life, too. Every day, I notice mannerisms in myself that remind me of my dad, the older I get, the more I am becoming him. From the windowsill, he stole mom's pie. And threw it at her car. Mom yells, what you do?  Don't do no chores, no thought of records. Mom asks, what does he do, silly stuff like that. I just looked at her and laughed and said, my son's just like me. And he too. My son's about living and giving a good nookie to his mother dog. Yeah, my son's just like me. My son's like me. A man is literally stuck in a life of crime in today's moment of DA coming up. Hi, I'm Darren Marlar and you can hear the show anytime at DarrenMarlar.com. Well, according to a new survey done by the American Psychological Association, researchers have found that it is almost as dangerous to think and drive as it is to drink and drive. They say even a simple task, just like visualizing each letter of the alphabet one by one while driving, that can cause drivers to fix their eyes on certain points for longer periods instead of glancing in their mirrors or at the dashboard like they would normally do while driving. Such dangers are likely as well if the driver just thinks about the concerns of his or her day. So let's say you get pulled over by the police officer for speeding then. What do you tell them? Do you say, gosh, sorry officer, I just wasn't thinking? Or do you tell the officer, gosh, sorry officer, I was just thinking.  Man, I see your driver's license, ma'am. Was I doing anything wrong, sir? You didn't come to a full stop at the intersection, ma'am. Be more careful next time, okay? Sure. You have a nice day now. You too. It's all the dull day-to-day monotony that gets cut out of all the other syndicated cop shows. The reason I pulled you over, sir, is because your right rear brake light seems to be out. Well, thank you, officer. I'll make sure I get that fixed. Okay, you have a good day now. Well, thank you. Tonight on the world's most boring police chases. You want to get a few more laughs? Every day I post a new episode of The Daily Dose of Weird News, and you can find that at DailyDoseOfWeirdNews.com. I'm Darren Marlar, the 60-year-old leader of a polygamous community in Canada has been found guilty of having 25 wives. Man, I would say time has already been served for this guy. He has been punished enough. That sounds like a moment of duh right there, but today's moment of duh story literally a man stuck in a life of crime. In today's moment of duh, an Israeli thief found himself literally stuck in a life of crime during an attempt to steal a car radio. Things went embarrassingly wrong for this individual. The thief, he was leaning through a car window in order to remove the car's stereo, but while doing so, he accidentally pressed a button and closed the vehicle's electronic windows, thus trapping himself. The car's owner, who was alerted by the crooks' cries for help, he had to rescue the thief, but of course not before waiting for the police to arrive. Money can buy happiness, but there's a catch. I'll explain that coming up here in just a few minutes. I'm Darren Marlar. If you'd like to be a part of the show, you can visit the radio show page at DarrenMarlar.com and you can send me an email for the email bag. The website is DarrenMarlar.com. That's D-A-R-R-E-N-M-A-R-L-A-R.com.  Overall, according to the survey, 21% describe being involved in a dating experience that turned out to be just plain toxic. Although, those numbers did calm down for a few short years while Charlie Sheen was married. Charleston, West Virginia police knew there was a problem with drinking and driving during Happy Hour. Our brain on drug story is on the way. Welcome to the Darren Marlar radio show. If you'd like to keep up with everything I do, you can sign up for my newsletter. Apparently, money can buy happiness, but there's a catch to that. You've got to keep appreciating things that your money buys you, says Texas Tech University researchers. Just having a nice car or beautiful handbag is not going to make you happy in the long run unless you continue to value it after you've had it for a while. How to maintain fresh gratitude for your not-so-fresh belongings? At least once a week, take a moment to reflect on why you fell in love with that possession in the first place. I was thinking about this. This is probably a pretty good idea the next time you're mad at your spouse too. What about them made you fall in love with them in the first place? It's the Darren Marlar radio show. That's me. I'm Darren Marlar. A man in China who claimed he was abducted for two months, you know, kidnapped. He was eventually released by his captors because he ate too much. You know, maybe that's why I have never been kidnapped. I mean, one look at me and the criminals would have to know they just can't afford the food budget. Welcome to the show. It's time for our brain-on-drug story. When I do this, it's about people doing dumb things under the influence. But addiction is no laughing matter. If you or somebody you know does have an addiction, if you need help, there is a toll-free number that you can call. It's 1-800-438-0380. You might want to write that down. If you know somebody who is having a problem with drugs, alcohol, it's 1-800-438-0380. That's the addiction, hope, and helpline. 1-800-438-0380. Charleston, West Virginia police, they knew there was a problem with drinking and driving during happy hour, but they never imagined their daytime sobriety checkpoint would net four drunken driving arrests before 8.30. Police conducted the happy hour sobriety checkpoint near a moose lodge beginning at 4 p.m. and the department issued 32 traffic citations and arrested a fifth person for driving on a revoked license for a previous DUI. Two people arrested for drunk driving attempted illegal U-turns before arriving at the checkpoints, but they were quickly stopped by police too. The first drunken driving arrest was made just 20 minutes into the checkpoint at 4.20 p.m. As a police spokesperson, this confirms our initial belief that there is a problem. There is a sunken Nazi ship off the coast of Iceland, possibly carrying $130 million worth of gold. But there is some question as to who gets that gold. I vote me. I'm Darren Marlar, and welcome to the Darren Marlar Radio Show. If you missed any part of the show, you can catch up at DarrenMarlar.com. The art of old-fashioned letter writing is almost non-existent these days, isn't it? Who writes letters anymore? A 28-year-old poet, Jody Ann Bickley, plans to write one million letters. The letters are going to go to people who need a bit of advice or help with something in their life. She would know she's overcome her own suicidal tendencies. When she was 23, she was bitten by a tick and developed encephalitis, which is rare. That only happens about one in every 200,000 people who are bitten by a tick. That led to a stroke, resulting in her being paralyzed on one side of her body. However, she told herself to write again, and her project, One Million Lovely Letters. It is the continuation of this. She's been writing letters and notes to strangers since she was just 11 years old. In fact, you can email her if you want to and ask her to write a letter to you. I've got her email address in my blog, if you want to check it out, at DarrenMarlar.com. But you better be patient because she probably has quite a lot of letters to get through. On her website, Jody says of the project, To every other person on the planet, I'm going to write you a letter, a letter just to make the day a bit better, but it reminds you of the bloody amazing stuff about you that you've forgotten because we all forget once in a while. Alright, my question for her though is, where is she going to get the $500,000 or so that she's going to need for stamps? Dude, listen, listen, listen, what's your name? Darren Marlar. I'm going to make them stay in. Darren Marlar Radio Show. No faith in this at all. If you'd like to hear past shows, you can find them anytime you'd like on my free mobile app. Just search for Marlar House in your phone app store. It's available for Apple or Android. Just look for Marlar House in your phone app store. I'm going to leave it today with this thought. I don't mind the rat race, but I could do with a little more cheese. Good night, ladies. Good night, sir. Hit it, sweetheart. That's all, folks.


7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, go! To today's vlog, today we have a special edition color vlog for you. Thank you to Joyco for sending me all of these fun colors to play with. What I did was I went on Instagram and I asked you guys what color you wanted me to color the haircut that I did on the last vlog and you guys went crazy with all kinds of really cool ideas. So I really appreciate everyone reaching out and posting that. Now the biggest request that I got was for something that had to do with the holidays. So to stick with the holiday theme, today I decided to go with some reds, some light reds, some pinks and I wanted to mix that together into a technique. I will be doing a lot more videos like this guys. So if I didn't pick your color, don't worry, it'll happen for sure. But today we went with reds. So the colors I chose for the mannequin today because she was already sitting at about a level 5, I chose the ruby red and I mixed it with the black pearl just to add a little bit of depth and through the pre-lightened portions of the color technique I went back in with the rose and the soft pink. So we mixed a lot of different tones with this hair color and what I love is with fantasy colors you got to have some movement in there. I also accentuated the haircut that I did because it had a lot of short layers and textures so I didn't want it just to be long straps of color. I wanted it to really show off the texture so I'm going to show you guys how we did that as well. This is the pre-done mannequin so you can see all that movement in there. So when she moves her head you see every bit of texture created on the haircut but also you can see how it was deeper here and then it just goes into some lighter pieces throughout the bottom. Has a really cool color melt feel to it. A lot of you guys requested some color melting in there as well. We do do a lot, we do do. We do a lot of color melting in this video as well. We mix all those colors together. It's just beautiful. I know you guys are going to like it. Let's get started with our step by step. Here we go. All right guys so real quick I just want to go over the sectioning that we did for the mannequin before we start our actual hair color because the sectioning is one of the most important parts of coloring hair. So we started off, we found the parting of the guests. So in this instance they part on the left hand side. So what I did was I took the left hand side parting and then I drew a diagonal forward line off of that which created this little triangle right here. It's the lighter side of the fringe that kind of swoops over so I wanted to separate that. Then I took another triangle out from the division point of the head because I wanted to separate all this texture that's in the back from the haircut and separate it from the front which has a little bit longer more disconnected pieces. So we're going to work on that later as well. Then we sectioned from the high point here down to that parietal ridge area or just above the temple area and created a nice strong triangle which is on the heavy side of the head. So this is where everything is going to part over to. Definitely a very important part of this look that we're going to create because I want that flow to kind of come over and have that fantasy color move into that heavy part of the haircut. Then one last line at the division point which creates another nice little triangle on the heavy side that we can deal with later and separates this textured part here. So we're going to get started with our technique but I wanted to just show you guys that sectioning. So here we go. Okay, so the one thing I want you guys to focus on in the back we're going to start just above occipital bone right behind the ear and we're going to start by painting across. You'll see that I already pre-did a couple of those. This is very repetitive but I just took thick vertical sections. You'll also notice that I sectioned off a V shape really out of the crown area of the head just above the occipital bone. That's where all that short layering is and I don't want to paint into the short layering. I want the short layering to kind of disappear into these pieces. So you could see how those layers fall over top and how those blonde kind of pieces are going to fall out that we're going to color later with our fantasy colors. So then I work into the temple area. Painting hair for me, this part I want to go nice and quick because I'm going to do a double process so I'm going to pre-lighten all of this stuff and then I'm going to go through and overlay it with all the fantasy colors. So I don't want to spend a ton of time on this. So we're going to do a lot of hand painting just brightening up certain places. And what I wanted to do is really show off certain parts of the haircut. So this is the side portion where the disconnection is. And any parts that were disconnected in this haircut is what I'm going to paint the bright pieces on. So we did that in the back. Those were the longer pieces. And then now I'm going to do it in the side. I'm going to work all the way up that heavy side almost to the scalp. You'll see that it really feathers off towards the scalp. And I think when you're hand painting hair, the key thing here is just to make sure that you don't go straight to the scalp and you feather in that lightener and make sure that your lightener is nice and thick. This is the well of free lights that I'm working with, the 40 volume just kind of painting through there. I like all Balayage lighteners to me so far I've really felt very similar. Well of free lights is what I had on hand at this point. So I'm just feathering that through and you can see how light it gets towards the base. So it's not completely saturated. The more you saturate the Balayage lightener, the brighter that part of the hair is going to get. So that's why you want it to kind of soften as it gets towards the base. Now the other thing that you're going to notice is I'm going to take this all the way up the side of the head but I got a little further away from the scalp on that last section because I really want the brightness to kind of stop once it gets to the top of the head. So you'll see as the head starts to curve up that's where the lightener starts to kind of fade out so that when I overlay that you get that brightness right on the corner which would naturally kind of happen when the sun hits the hair color but then it goes away as it gets on the top of the head. The other thing in the very front now that I'm working on that fringe area I'm going to keep this a lot lower than the rest of it because I really want it to come across her face nice and deep but then have that kind of brightness around the cheekbone area all the way down in that disconnection. So I'm keeping this definitely way away from the scalp at this point. I'm going to work my way up a couple of sections doing the same exact thing keeping that good amount of root in the look but remember guys the big thing with this is that in the end result I'm going to have a deep base but then it's going to go into another color that's only a few shades lighter than that. So it's not like we're going extreme with highs and lows in this hair color. Now the last bit you're going to notice that I don't paint it I just let it lay over top and what I'm doing is I'm looking at how that's going to look because that's the great thing about painting hair as well is I can really see as I'm working my way up the head shape is this how I want it to lay? Is this the part that I don't want to have the lightener on it? So then I just leave that to just color it with the depth color later on. I'm going to do the same thing up the other side. Again, this is the weak side of the head shape so I really want to be careful how I'm painting because there's not going to be a lot of hair overlaying this portion of it but I do want to go nice and heavy with the color as well. I want to really brighten up the sides because I think it has a really cool feel when there's that deep tone on top and then it kind of melts into the bottom. Remember that little safety net that I built in there? That's that little triangle right next to the parting. What that's going to do is that's going to fall over top of all this stuff that I'm painting right now. So that's going to have that kind of deeper tone melting into the lighter pieces as well. So you really want to plan out your sectioning. That's why sectioning is so important when you're coloring hair is to make sure that you have the right shapes that you're looking for. What you're going to see me do now is I'm looking for how that's going to fall and what I've realized is it's falling a little thicker than I wanted it to so I break it up in half. I clip away that disconnection that I want with the hair color and then I go through and I just paint a little bit more lightener on there so that it's not such a thick triangle falling over it. So now what we're going to do is now that we've got the painting done you can see how quick that happened. Now we're going to process it with the Minerva Color Processor and actually this thing lifts the hair in 10 minutes so it works really well even on mannequin hair. It lifts it really quick. So we process this for 10 minutes. You guys might have to process it longer. If you're not using a color processor you might leave it for 40, 45 minutes so don't rush it but you definitely want to get it nice and light. The lighter you get it the more options you have later. So I'm going to go through here and I'm going to make my color selection based on all these different color choices. It's a lot of different fun things that Joico sent me but what I want to do is I want to do a nice deep base. So nice, I'm thinking the Ruby Red which is this one right here. So I'm thinking I'll do the Ruby Red and I'm going to put in a dash of the black pearl which I think will be pretty cool just to deepen the Ruby Red just a little bit. That's going to be my base color and I want to make the ends nice and soft. So the way that I think I'm going to be able to do that is going with maybe a semi-permanent rose tone which I think will look really nice. Obviously it's going to play off of that kind of orange tone that we have coming through here. So do I think it's going to be exactly this tone? No it's not but what it's going to do is that will soften it and then I can decide do I want to do something different with it after we get this on the ends but this I think will give me just a little bit of that kind of control on the ends of the hair color. So we're going to do that on the ends, the Ruby Red and black pearl throughout the base of the hair and then we'll see how that looks, how it works. So you guys can see I did a last minute little add in of the light pink because I just wanted a little more depth in that rose color as well based on the level that I got the ends. So the ends were definitely in that yellow orange area so I wanted that depth from the pink. So just added a little bit of that to the formula and that's going to help me get that tone that I was looking for. So now the real fun part begins for me it's adding that fantasy color in really melting those colors together. So I'm going to go right to the base with the Ruby Red. I'm going to call it Ruby Red even though it has that little splash of black but we'll just call it Ruby Red for now and then I go straight to the base and I paint that and I kind of smash it with my fingers through the mid shaft a bit and over every bit that is that level five, six brown that is her natural base. So I want to make sure that I cover every bit of hair but then anything that's a nice lighter blonde that yellow orange tone I paint that right away with the rose and the light pink and just kind of smash them all together. What I love is with fantasy colors it's really nice to work them into each other so it almost becomes you've got your one base color you've got your end color and then you've kind of got your mid shaft color which is both colors mixed together which really makes a nice kind of seamless transition. A lot of you guys talk about color melting that to me that is color melting it's blending all those colors together letting them live organically together. I'm definitely a different colorist than I am a hair cutter hair cutting I'm very particular with how everything goes with hair color I like to really just kind of blend and fade I think hair color should not be as mathematical as it should be artistic and really just the feeling that you have. So I paint those tones through adding the pink to where I see that blonde where I've already kind of marked the spot and I just mix them together with my hands. The cool thing that I noticed with the rose color I believe it's the rose color that I was painting with has glitter in it. So as I was painting I saw a lot of glitter happening in the end result didn't see a lot of glitter in that but you can definitely see how shiny and cool it looks so definitely clients would be excited about that. So just painting through working my way up the head shape this is pretty simple guys not a lot to say here it just has a lot to do with painting the ruby rose where you have brown hair and painting the light pink where I see my blonde hair coming through and then kind of mushing them together to melt the colors in the mid shaft. I really want to make sure that ruby rose is right through the top portion of the haircut. So all those top layers I'm just painting scalp to ends the ruby rose. Even if I see a little bit of blonde in there I go ahead and I just use the ruby rose anyways because the translucency that you're gonna see through the product you're gonna see more brighter tones on the blonde part even if you're using the ruby rose then you are on the darker part. So you still get that movement. I mean we could overlay this entire head with just the ruby rose and you get multiple dimension of hair color it's just more fun to add multiple tones but because of that translucency that you get when you're working with fantasy colors as I'm painting down I've already done the hard work with the lightener. So you really could just overlay it. But I love seeing the multiple dimensions. When I was putting together the technique for this hair color it's really I wanted it to be functional. I'm not an avant garde hairdresser I'm a working hairdresser behind the chair and I want to show you guys things that I use in the salon. So if a guest came in and they wanted dimension in brown hair color then I would probably do the same exact technique I would paint through where I wanted to see that lighter pieces and then I would double process them I would put a semi-permanent brown over top of the whole thing to show off that dimension. What's more fun about this is that you post fantasy colors on the internet you get a lot more attention but for me I like gaining the attention to show you guys that you can do other things as well doesn't have to be just fantasy colors that you work this way. So definitely take this technique and think about it in other ways not just fantasy colors but you can use it in multiple different avenues of your career. So we're just finishing up the back portion of the hair color almost done. You can see I'm working long vertical straps with the color painting again that depth with the ruby rose all the way through pulling it through to the ends making sure those short layers that I'm working on right now all those layers around the crown that I had from the haircut I'm painting those all ruby red and then through the bottom from the occipital bone down I look for those peaks of blonde that I created and then I paint the lighter pink through that and then I just melt it all together from there. This is all based off of a haircut that we just did so this haircut we did in vlog 88 this is vlog 89 so if you guys want to see how this haircut is done as well check out the previous vlog and then I started talking to you guys about different colors that we were going to do on it and the technique built for this haircut. So because we have all those short layers in there I don't want to paint lightener on all those short layers it just doesn't make sense with the haircut to me. So I paint the depth and then I allow those layers to kind of melt into the blonde pieces that I created previously and then that shows off all that texture. You can see all the shine there's so much shine in this joyco color really psyched about it it's actually the color that we use in the salon as well. So it wasn't really that unfamiliar to me when they sent it but I was really excited because I don't get a lot of chances to use this on videos so I was really excited they sent me that much product to also give away to you guys. Now this little tool was sent to me by I believe her name is Lisa Loves Balayage on Instagram but it's called the wow comb. So if you get a chance look it up but this thing I thought the name was kind of funny when I first saw the tool but honestly it is kind of a wow tool because you start combing through and it just rolls right through there's a roller inside the comb and it just melts those colors together. So this tool if I can ever possibly sell it on free salon education I will because it is a really cool tool and I think hairdressers should be using it for combing those colors through. Also joyco must know me a little bit because I'm a messy hair colorist so they gave me a color remover which actually took it right off the plastic of this mannequin which I was pretty impressed by as well. So there's our final technique you can see the glitter from the hair color through there just really fun, really cool hope you guys like that. So now we're gonna finish styling it up I use the Vibra straight iron I've been giving these things away like crazy so if you're not following me on Instagram make sure you do that at free salon education and you subscribe on YouTube as well because I'm randomly giving them away I got a whole box of them and it's such a cool iron we also sell it on free salon education but you can see how that color just melts together. So now I'm gonna go through with my Mizutani puffins and just blend the layers and the hair color together. 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you guys, your support means the most. And we should have Setti Cascarella joining us any moment. Oh, there we go. Hello, Setti. Hey, Rich. How are you? Good, buddy. How are you? I'm doing fantastic. Well, thank you. I appreciate trying to keep up with you, my friend. So I'm going great. You know, I've been talking all day about the fact that tight is so unique. Because typically when companies in Canada, specifically in Canada raise money, it's a dilutive event and the stocks go down. But here you are, you guys just raised another $10 million with Horizon Ventures and Debbie Chang's group. They've now invested $26,700,000 into TAT. And the stock's going up today. Not much, but it's up. It's not down. That's what makes TAT so unique is you guys are playing 3D chess. You're not playing checkers. You're not desperately looking for someone to give you money. You guys are being strategic with every single move you make. Would you agree that this is a strategic partnership? And you can clearly see that with the market responding positively, this is what makes TAT so unique. Would you agree with that statement? Yeah, I try to not run around the street yelling King me. Yes. 3D chess, baby. 3D chess. So what do you think about this news? Like you guys clearly have a major partner here with Debbie Chang. And what does this mean for TAT to be able to have a partner like this you guys can keep going to whenever you need money? Look, I think it's an encouraging sign. They tend to invest early in companies that they think have the have a strong likelihood of being able to disrupt the particular industry. So whether it be companies like Facebook or Zoom or Dollar Shave Club or Siri before it got bought out by Apple. They've got a pretty good eye for this thing. And I think that when we presented this opportunity to them last year, obviously they liked it and they went through the whole due diligence process and they liked it. And they've been tremendous partners. And you know, at this stage, they they were wanting to put in some more money. I'm saying, okay, I think we can make that happen. And here we are. So, you know, I think the beauty of a partner like this is they tend to be long term holders. They they see these things as, you know, longer time horizon when I think that's why they're probably called horizons because of a longer time horizon. They tend to be pretty sticky investors because they're not going to put their time and effort.  So they're not really going to invest their time and effort into things that they don't think have a viable shot. And again, I'm putting words in their mouth, but if I'm on their side, that's what I'm thinking. So when you see an opportunity like this that has such an enormous opportunity or an enormous trajectory in front of it and based on the results to date from when they put in the capital and how we use the money and the value that we were able to create for our shareholders and the business that we were able to build, they're probably thinking, okay, this is, you know, this is a no brainer. I want to I want to be able to participate in this thing and really help them take it to the next level. And I think that's where we are now, you know, for a CPG company, and I think I said this before, to be at the level we're at now as quickly as we are, it's not normal, right? I think it's really a function of the capital that we've been able to raise and how smartly we've been able to deploy it. So, you know, with some additional capital that comes in, I think we'll be able to again use it smartly and use it to try to create value for our shareholders and the business as a whole. You know, we're adding more stores daily. We're in about 20 states now. We've landed distribution deals internationally. We're working with distributors now to add more countries. So, as time progresses, you're going to start to see more and more stores come online, more and more states come online, more and more countries come online. And we're going to have to keep working hard to build this brand, require some capital, and I think we've been able to show that we can use it smartly. That is, to me, that is a big part of the market. I mean, you guys have done a lot of things very smartly. I mean, the stock is trading up 900%. So, obviously, investors have done extremely well. Now, one of the other things that you guys touched on in the news that caught my attention is the potential expansion into Asia with Ms. Debbie Chang. Our community is all over that today. Everyone's talking about potential to expand into Asia. Can you touch on that at all? Sure. There's a ton of opportunity in Asia. We have a high profile network of investors now in Asia that have relationships across the continent. So, as we continue our commercialization efforts, Asia will be a key part of that because there are a ton of smokers in Asia. And our goal at this company is to put this product in front of every smoker on earth. That's what we're going to do, or that's what I want to try to do. And I think if we do that, the business will grow in lockstep with it. And we're talking about Asia being specifically China being the most populated country in the world. Right. So, smokers in China, then there are people in the US. Yeah. When you think about it from that perspective, that is absolutely game-changing. And then when you're... Is it safe to say that Horizon Ventures is the number one investor now, the largest investor in TAT? I believe that is correct. I would think, right? They've got 26 million invested in TAT now. I know the first round was at about $1.30. The first 16 million was at $1.30. So, they're already up close to 200% on that investment. And now this investment today is at $3, which emphasizes that, hey, you know what? Not only are they willing to invest, but they're also willing to spend a little more to support the company. They're not doing this $10 million at $1.30. Like they did last time. They did it at $3. So, essentially what it shows me as an investor, and we love to look at the charts, but it shows me that $3 is kind of like the new floor for TAT. And if investors come in at that price, that's where I think investors that are trading this, if the stock dips to that price or lower, that's kind of the new floor that's been created for TAT. You can see it in the support. But every time the stock goes to that $3.20 or lower zone, people buy the stock up and it's bouncing back up. And here we are today, back to $3.82. So, it shows me that Horizon Ventures believes that $3 is a good price. Yeah. When they're putting in $10 million to that $3, that's not a small amount of money. No. And I'm sure what you mentioned, the companies they invest in, they're some of the biggest companies in the world. I'm sure they're doing their due diligence and they've got analysts that analyze the company and determine a good price. They're not going to just throw $10 million at $3 just because I think that's a good price. They think that's a good price. I think that's very bullish for the stock. And you can see the company and the stock is responding in kind today. I agree. Look, there's no shortage of analysis that they do. And again, they see the progress that we've made and I think it's as encouraging for them as it is for me. Let's talk about the 7-Eleven. 7-Eleven are big. We saw that TAT is at least in 1-7-Eleven. Is that a sign of what's to come? Can we expect to see TATs across 7-Eleven chains? Is that coming next? Well, these are the things that we're working on. You typically start with a small subset. I think we were excited to land in our first one. And again, you take those wins and you try to expand on them. So that's kind of in the process we're in now. Very good. Very good. Now, I want to go through some of these questions. I got a lot of questions here. Are you guys looking to expand to new products like chewing tobacco, CPG smoke, and cigars? I'm looking at a lot of different verticals that we can go after. I mean, for the immediate future, our focus is on the TAT as a combustible cigarette. And I think that there's a ton of runway that we want to start taking off from before we start venturing off into other product categories. But yes, I mean, there's vape. There's heat not burn. There's chewing tobacco. There's snooze. There's cigars. I mean, there's no shortage of products or verticals that we wouldn't be able to apply this technology to. So as we start establishing a toehold and a footprint with the current product, a product development team, we'll start looking at different verticals that we can then expand into, right? I mean, it's no different than a lot of other sort of successful companies. When you think of Honda as an example, Honda is very good at making a motor. Yeah, different things that wrap around that motor and they sell those. So I think oftentimes it's really a function of figuring out what is the core thing you're good at? And then how can you apply it to different verticals to disrupt those verticals? So I understand that. And I think we'll be looking at that very good. And I know that you like to keep everything very close and you don't like to give everyone your playbook. So I think that's smart. And I think investors appreciate that. Can you talk a little bit? Because our community here has so many questions. Can you talk a little bit about some of your distribution agreements? And is there one distributor that's been more successful than the others so far at getting TAT on shelves? Is there like one distributor that's leading the way? It's a question from one of our members. I think we'll have some news on that over the next little bit. But we've got a number of distributors online now. And a lot of that is based on the work that we've been doing at these trade shows over the past couple of months. It's really allowed us to meet with individual wholesalers, retailers, distributors. And I think we've been very successful at signing up a lot of them. So not to sort of front run the news, but I'm sure we'll have some updates on that soon. Very good. And I think that you guys do a great job of keeping the investors and the community behind TAT up to date as well as anyone. We try to do our best, Rich. You guys do a good job. Like every week there's one or two press releases. So that just keeps everybody updated on what's going on. I think it's great. And I have a question from Sebastian. Could you talk about the territory sales reps you wanted to hire? You offered several jobs on Indeed for Chicago, Las Vegas, et cetera. Did you hire some people? Could you talk about this? I think we did, but I'll have to follow up on some of that. I mean, I'm involved in a lot of the aspects of the business but sometimes when it gets to like certain deep in the weeds, I can't sort of spend all day kind of managing the fine minutia. We got to sort of spend a lot of our time working on some of the bigger picture items like this finance. That's growing to become a global company. So there's different people doing different things. I totally understand that. Thank you for answering that. Any updates on how the NACS went? Listen, I think NACS went really, really well. Again, I'm sure that we'll have some updates on that over the next couple of weeks, but there's a number of very interesting discussions currently in the works based on the work that we did at NACS. So it's a it's a B2B style show for people who don't know what it is. It's the largest convenience store show in America. And you'll have exhibitors there from all the major distribution chain or all the major distributors, a lot of the national chains, all sort of products that you would otherwise sell within the convenience channel. So it really is a show of the sort of who's who in the industry. And I think that we put a very good foot forward. And I think a lot of people were impressed with the product that we had. Again, oftentimes people can hear the story. People can read the news. People can watch a video. But when you're able to sit and interact with them on a one to one basis and you can physically show them the product and say, look, this is real. Like we're not making this up and then they'll try it and be like, holy crap, you're right. Like this is not what I thought it was. That's where I think the power of these shows is. Right. It's just different. And I think going forward, now that things are starting to open up, it's going to form a core part of our strategy on the sales side because it basically brings all of your customers into one place. And now you can have a much more productive discussion because they're all there with open ears to learn. Right. Very good. I have a question from the investment ABC. Is that getting the revenue straight from the distributor and the distributor has the risk if the product isn't sold in retail stores or is that only getting paid if consumers are buying the product? It's a good question. It's a great question. I think I covered this many, many, many months ago. We have customers and we have consumers. Okay. Our customer is a distributor. They're the ones who pay us and buy the product. Our consumer is the smoker. They're the ones that go into a convenience store and buy the product from the retailer. We don't sell other than online direct to the consumer. So when we sell, we sell and collect money from distributors. When someone goes in to buy the product, they're paying the retailer who then pays well, the retailer would have already paid the distributor for that product. Okay. Yeah. So I think that's an important distinction to make. In this category, or in CPG as a whole, there's a difference between your customer and your consumer. We sell to distributors and wholesalers and in certain cases, retailers, if they're of a certain size. Fantastic. And I know that I've asked you this before, but this keeps coming up. Any updates on the NASDAQ listing? I don't have any more updates other than the ones that we covered. I mean, again, it's in the process. Absolutely. Listen, it takes as long as it takes. Of course. Yeah. I don't have the stamp on the other side that I can sort of hit. I think that, TAT's really grown very quickly. I don't really know too many other companies I can think of that were public for 16 months and then got listed on the NASDAQ. I'm sure there are examples, but it just takes some time. But the reality is, I think we know that at some point you guys will be listed on the NASDAQ. And when that does happen, that will be another catalyst for investors and that'll be another catalyst for the stock. So I think that that's the question that we've asked set to you a lot. So if you guys have any other questions, please let us know because we don't want to keep pounding that same question over and over again. I know we had set to you on just last week. We asked the exact same question. So nothing has changed in one week, except the fact that TAT has an extra 10 million dollars. Yeah. Is there anything specific that you want to spend that 10 million on? Or is it just general working purposes? Is general working purposes, but more specifically, it's really going to be spent on building the brand and ramping up on some of the production because in the beginning, you're basically in a seeding stage. Right. I mean, if you look at something like Philip Morris or Altria, they could probably forecast the number of cigarettes they need to make in a year down to the carton because they're already in every store and they know what every store sells. In the beginning, when you're launching, you're basically producing as the orders start coming in. You'll start overproducing a bit to kind of help fulfill some of that initial demand, but as the deals get signed, you're going to start producing. So we want to be able to ramp that up so that we can start fulfilling more quickly. But I think a lot of it is going to be on brand building. And I think I said this in another interview as well. I mean, you could have the best mousetrap in the world. If nobody knows that you have it, nobody's going to buy it. So true. So true. And I think that's the challenge a lot of new companies face oftentimes. They think they have the best mousetrap and the world's going to be to path down to their door. They might, if they knew about it, and if you really want to succeed in CPG, it's a brand building exercise. Like there's marketing initiatives. We got to get product into smokers hands. We got to get them trying it. We got to get them connecting with the brand. We got to get them buying and wanting to continue to buy the product. So that's a lot of the work that we're going to be doing now. Because we've already building the infrastructure on the distribution side to get the product out. And I've always said, there's three things that you need to do in order to succeed in this business. Can you make a product? Can you put it on the shelf? Can you get it off the shelf? So I think we've done the first two very, very well. And I think a lot of the focus going forward is going to be on number three. I have a question from the investment ABC. How many quarters does Seti think the 10 million will last with current cash burn and projected revenue? Listen, I don't want to dance around the question, but I mean, it depends. At this early stage in a company, there's a lot of opportunities that come up that you're either going to want to take advantage of or you're not. So you're not at a steady state yet. I might get presented with some astronomically amazing opportunity tomorrow where we'll have to invest some of that capital and then, okay, the return might not be for a few months. So you might be in that sort of window. So it's difficult for me to sort of articulate that given the complexity and how rapidly the opportunities can change in front of you. The best answer I can give you is that I try to stay as nimble as possible and strike where I think it makes sense. That's great. Now, this is actually a great question from Tyrell. It seems like there are major delays coming with imports and exports at ports right now. Will that have any major impacts on tax business? I know it's affecting Apple with chip shortages. It's affecting some of the biggest companies in the world. I know that Biden announced yesterday that they're going to be doing emergency 24-hour around-the-clock distribution with Walmart and other chains so that people can get their Christmas gifts. This has to have some type of impact on that. Is that something that you guys are seeing as an impact? Or do you think? Yeah, I mean, there's some product or some component parts that regardless of whether we buy them in the U.S., the underlying piece might be coming from overseas. So we are seeing some delays on the supplier side. And we were trying to mitigate them as best we can. Like in certain cases, all right, if I need to get product over instead of sending it by ship, okay, we'll send it by air. It might cost a bit more, but those are one-time costs. So where we can, if it becomes a bit more expensive just for a short period of time while this backlog is alleviated, we want to try to do everything that we can so that we don't delay product into the market. But these are global issues that are far beyond my control. If we can find creative solutions, we will. Otherwise, I mean, if stuff's on a ship and it's stuck in the middle of the Atlantic because there's 70 ships in front of it, I haven't learned how to drive a ship yet, guys. You could just grab a helicopter, airlift the tats up off the ship, take them to their destination. So great, great questions. And a lot of the members agree that branding is everything. Now, you guys seem to be just, the store locator is just blowing up over a thousand. How often do you guys update that store locator? Is that like a weekly thing? Yeah, we try to update it as frequently as we can. And I think what everybody also needs to understand in certain cases, we might not have all of the stores displayed on the store locator because certain distributors might not necessarily want to share it. Certain stores may not necessarily want to share it and I can't force anybody to share it. I mean, it's it's effectively used as a marketing piece for those stores so that we can tell consumers that are coming to our site where they might be able to go to find TAT. Some may want to participate, some may not. So that's not really the be all and end all. Like if it's not on that store locator, the store doesn't exist. I understand. It's very likely that oftentimes there we have more stores selling TAT than you will see on the store locator. I understand. How is the online store performing compared to the retail stores? Do you have those stats or do you know which ones are better? Online is fine, but online in this particular category is never going to outpace the sale on brick and mortar. So I know like in general, the general thinking around this e-com is going to, you know, displace brick and mortar. And in many categories, I think that has the potential to be true. In tobacco, I really don't because okay, you take America, there's like 400,000 points of sale that sell tobacco in America. You're never really more than 10 steps away from a store that sells a pack of cigarettes. So if I'm a smoker and I want to pack of cigarettes, I want it in 10 seconds. I don't want it in two days. Of course. So, you know, I think for people who are interested in trying the product, I know that, you know, we run a great promotion on Tritat where you can get your first pack for free. And then off of that, we can try to, you know, move you over to be a purchasing customer online. But I think the preference in general for smokers is always just to go to convenience store. I mean, I've got five of them within like 30 seconds of me. I just got this idea like an epiphany giving tats to your friends and family for Christmas. Like buying cartons. Hell of a stocking stuff are rich. Yeah, right? Well, if you know that you're if you know that your friends are smoking, what better gift than a carton of tats because they got no tobacco, no nicotine and they're half price. I mean, you're really helping your friends and family if you're giving them tats. I'm a big fan of people who are helpful. That's right. That's right. So I have a question here. Great questions from the investment ABC. Have you reached? Sorry, have you reduced THC from 0.3 percent to 0.2 percent with the new base material to be able to sell in Europe? Because apparently that is what is needed in order for them to qualify to sell in Europe. Oh, yeah, we can do that. Very good. Very good. All right. And any other questions, guys? Haven't heard much about Crossmark lately. Any updates on that partnership? Look, I think the partnerships, I think it's still going fine. I mean, again, we'll likely have some news over the next little bit. Like we've added a lot of distributors, a lot more stores. So the product's starting to roll as far as I'm concerned. All right. I think those are most of the questions that I have so far. If you guys have any other questions, please put it in right now before we say goodbye. I know Seti is extremely busy helping build this brand to a global brand. I remember a year and a half ago when I would say TAT, people didn't know what TAT was. They didn't know what it is. Now people are saying TAT and they assume you know what a TAT is. So it's really come a long way, even with branding. Anything that you want to talk about, Seti, while we have 107 people watching on social media right now, anything you want to talk about to the shareholders that are watching from all over the world? Oh, look, I think again, I think that we've done a very good job on building this business thus far. It's starting to grow quickly.  And I think that we're well positioned to take advantage of it as it comes. So, you know, for us, we're very pleased with how we've been able to build this business thus far. There's still a ton of work left to do and a ton of mountain to climb, but we're definitely climbing it. And you guys are doing a great job. And one of our members, Marseille, is he's received some TAT shirts and he wears them. And he says that everywhere he goes, people ask him what's a TAT. So I guess the branding is working because the members love the branding as well. That's awesome. Well, I appreciate that. And we'll have branded merchandise available in Q1. So I'm looking forward to that too. I think it's some pretty awesome looking stuff actually. And a quick question. Can you keep up with the market demand and is the new production plant running at 100% capacity? It's not running at 100% capacity yet. So we have capacity. We're actually looking at expanding a lot of the contract manufacturing that we have as well so that we can start ramping up production as these orders start coming in because they're starting to come in. Well, Sethi, thank you so much for your time again. Congratulations on another successful raise. So you guys balance sheet is healthy, strong. You guys can continue on your plan. Thank you for joining us on Rich DV Live. Thank you for joining us in front of all the members from all over the world that are watching. Like I've told you guys before, if you're not winning, you're not watching. We bring in the winners and we bring them to first. We were the first ones ever to talk about everyone, to everyone in our community about TAC Global Alternatives when they were pre-IPO at 41 cents. We said that they had a chance to be a great winner. Here we are 16 months later and we're now talking about a product that is expanding on a global scale. We're talking about Europe, Asia. Obviously we're ready in America. So congratulations on all your success, Sethi. Thanks for your time. And continue all your hard work and effort, my friend. Thank you, sir. Until the next time. Yes. Have a great day, Sethi. Kostarello, the CEO of TAC Global Alternatives. Thank you for watching, everybody. Have a great day. It's your boy, Rich from Rich DV Live. And I'm out. Peace.


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For full disclosure this back rim is in excellent shape as well and down this side the rest of the way very nice and clean. You get the power folding mirrors with the built-in directional signals and line spot monitoring, the intelligent access button on the door there inside. You get the brown leather interior. There are no rips, there are no tears on these seats, they're in phenomenally nice condition. I believe they're both heated and cooled in the front, factory floor mats throughout. You get the power telescopic and tilt steering wheel. Factory brake controller, power pedals, lane departure, stability control, you can turn those power running boards off and your parking sensors you can turn those off as well. Turned out four-wheel drive, auto headlamps, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, memory driver seat and you do get the power folding mirrors. I always like showing both sides so that you know that that function is working on both sides of the vehicle and you do get Bose sound system there, your power running boards right there. And we'll hop inside the vehicle here. As you can see that this one has 57,224 miles, you get the digital speedometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You get the heated leather wrap steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls, heated steering wheel and forward collision warning controls on the left and that steering wheel is in excellent shape. You get the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift, tow haul mode comes with the Chevy MyLink system, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here. This is also where your backup camera is going to show up. You also get a hideaway space behind the radio, which is pretty cool. Then you get AM, FM and Sirius XM radio on there as well as the factory navigation.  There you're heated and cooled seat buttons. And notice you do get dual climate control there. Key fob has remote start on it and a button for the rear gate and glass. Passenger side, floor mat and seat are in excellent condition. This Tahoe has never been smoked in, smells very clean inside. Headliner is in nice shape and you do get that power sunroof right there. You got home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems, map lights and on-star capabilities in that rear view mirror. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood. And we got the child safety locks on so every time you open a door or hit unlock it's going to lock those doors. Anyways, second row seats, very, very clean. No rips or tears back here.  Carpeting and floor mats are very clean back here. These back seats are heated. You do get rear air controls and it does have 110 volt, 150 watt plug-in, USB, AUGS and SD card slot as well. Third row, these seats fold up just like so. Carpeting is very nice and clean. You can see we do have a pair of headphones back there. And those third row seats are in excellent condition. No rips or tears on them. We'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this Tahoe is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood we have the 5.3 liter V8 motor. Engine bay is very, very clean. Runs very smooth. This Tahoe has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this one is 100% ready to go. To see more pictures of this Tahoe or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, you name it, we got it. Go to our website, www.summitauto.com. 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