Let's make sure we're coming in live. There we are. Hi, everyone. This is Chichou. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today is October 15th, 2022.  This is the latest I've ever gone while harvesting cannabis outdoors. Okay, and it's been an amazing, amazing end of the season. We got our plants in seedlings in really late this year, so we weren't even expecting this much, and this is probably the smallest amount I've ever grown using only four plants. Okay, so as you guessed today, today's an open discussion about what we're going to be harvesting our cannabis plants from the patio garden. Growing money, growing medicine, having a good time, doing it, staying healthy, and chilling while doing it. Right, so gang, as we wait for notifications to go out and people to roll in, let me tell you sort of what this is all about. If you want to follow this work, I'm on Patreon. Patreon.com forward slash Chichou C-H-Y-C-H-O. We also have a sub-stack page and a subscribe star page, so you can follow the work there and see what we're up to.  Okay, and of course everything built on mathematics, and that's something we're going to get back into probably in the next couple of weeks are math drop-in tutoring sessions, live streams we'll be back on most likely in a couple of weeks. Okay, looking forward to those, looking forward to those. We are live streaming on Twitch. Domino part, how are you doing? We made it to another stream. Awesome, you made a nice one. You made a nice one. This is a happy occasion, happy occasion. When the harvest comes in and it's better than what you expected. Grow forests, how are you doing? What flowers? We're breaking down today. We are breaking down. We are breaking down. I'll give you the low down when we do each one separately as well. We got most likely, this one, we're not 100% sure, 88 grapes. It's organic grapes plus 88 G13. Hash plant, high or THC. We got royal kush, sour diesel. So royal kush plus sour diesel. Okay, energetic. It's hybrid. We got, we got this one out here. We got North Country Chem D plus sunshine, daedrine, high THC. Okay, and we've got a little guy back there. We got BB Math, Blackberry Mouth, Resonance. That's what we're taking down today. And gang, as I stated, we are live streaming on Twitch. So for those of you that are coming to these live streams, awesome, awesome, awesome. Thank you for the support as well as the support that we are getting on Patreon and Substop. It is in large part because of the support that we're getting on these platforms that we're able to do what it is that we are doing. So I thank you very much. And as always, salut to the mods gang. Gour force, royal kush plus sour diesel will be awesome. I know a guy with Lyme disease, oh, Lyme disease who's still kicking because of royal kush. Oh, really? From RSO. That's what this is too. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Really? No, this is RSK. It's not RSO but royal kush. Okay, okay. I know, I know someone else. Actually, I've known a couple of people with Lyme disease and that's a tricky topic in South, right? Like, where's this origin? And cannabis does help. And cannabis is the magic plant, right? It's the most beneficial plant to humanity, right? It provides protein, it provides oil, it provides textiles, it provides fiber, you can make paper from it. You can do a whole bunch of different things with it. It is literally the most beneficial plant on this planet, right? On this planet, right? Why do you think they made it illegal? Because we're not allowed to use it, right? It's too beneficial. It takes funds out of Wall Street, out of centralized power, right? And it replenishes the soil so much, so much, so much. Finish, dude. How are you doing? Welcome, welcome. Oh, seven mods. Seven mods we got, I think. I don't know how many we got. Ronnie, how are you doing? Hi, Chico. I'm early. Happy Saturday, happy Saturday. And salut, first-time Chad. Big papa, 580. What's up, Chico? Long time viewer and first-time stream. Awesome for popping on the first-time stream. We're going to crack open a beer to do. Salut to you. Hoin, hoin pilsner. This is a local brewery. They do have been drinking a lot of their dark matter, which is so delicious, so delicious. And the pilsner is really nice, too. And I got another one keyed up. So we're going to pour ourselves. We got glass put in the freezer just to chill. Pour ourselves a nice little drink and enjoy the process of harvesting our cannabis, right? And doing a live stream at the same time. Awesome. Is this three years in a row we're doing this? Salut, gang. Just a little first-time Chad. Big papa, 580. Thank you for popping in. That is delicious. That is delicious. Orani, I had Lyme disease from a tick bite. No symptoms ever since getting off of meds. Okay, awesome. The delivery mechanism is the tick. Where did it originate from? Look into it. I've looked into it a long time ago. Looked into it a long time ago. Gore Force DRS are actually studying. Doctors are actually studying him after having accomplished it. He got like 18 other parasites from his bite. Yikes. And that RSO every day keeps him at a neutral point. Very cool. Very cool. Difficult. When you're going through something like that, man, you've got to be a strong soul to come out of that one, right? So salut to your friend. Full respect. Full respect. Dom in part. Oh, chicho. You'll be happy to hear that I finally got around to reading up on Julien Assange. Cool? Although I may not love everything in terms of his opinions, I certainly support his right to free speech and journalism. Free our boy. Indeed. Indeed. 100%. Salut to Julien Assange, gang. I agreed. I don't agree with everything Julien Assange has to say. Right? Would I be friends with Julien Assange? I don't know. You know, I think I sort of vibe a little differently to Julien Assange, right? But I don't have to like a person to support his right to free speech first and foremost, and to journalism, and to reveal information that our society needs to know of what centralized power has been up to and our name with our money. Right? What the f? Right? Full on support. Oh, 07 is the guy saluting you. Okay. Salut to 07. Elder God, how are you doing? Why Saturday night, chicho? Saturday is gotta be the day. Today is gotta be the day. I couldn't... Because when I set up the live stream, I wasn't 100% sure if it was gonna rain tomorrow. Monday. They said it was gonna rain Monday and then had a little bit coming in Sunday, and we had to take these down before the rains hit. Right? So I've been keeping this going for as long as we can. Like, literally, if you're from West Coast of Canada, Vancouver, Pacific Northwest, rain for us. We haven't had these... Like, this isn't the rainy season here. It should have started like three weeks ago, four weeks ago, and it hasn't. It's rained for... It's like trickled for two hours in the last month, and I set up an umbrella to protect these little babies. So we had to take it down today, but then now the forecast says it's going to be sunny for another week. So we could have waited another week, but these guys are ready to go. These guys are ready to go. Cannabis timetable. The harvest comes first. The harvest comes first. Must protect the harvest. Larkbird. Hey, hey. Oh, what is going on? And my Mancheecho. What's new? What's new? We're taking down cannabis. Salute, gang. Salute. Oh, I gotta finish my intro. Hold on. Cannabis mania. Cannabis mania. And gang, we do announce these last streams 30 minutes, 45 minutes before we go live on. Get our minds, we can gap, parlor and pit cloud, and we'll see where else we may jump to. For last streams when we don't have any visual, when I have a lapel mic set up, we do record the audio and upload it to soundcloud.com or slash cheecho's podcast. And those podcasts should be available in your favorite podcasting platform, including Spotify, iTunes, and Google Play. And there's other ones popping up. Very cool. Very cool. We will be, even though this is an open discussion, if we get into some stuff that is not allowed to be this uncensored tube, we'll kill the stream. And gang, if you're watching uncensored tube, if this is anything way less than two hours, the links for the description, for the links to the full live stream will be on Petru Rumble and Odyssey. And my apologies, if we'll have to kill the stream, if we get into certain discussions that human beings are allowed to discuss, but the technocrats here don't allow you to participate in it. Okay, out of my hands, man. Out of my hands. Out of my hands. Just jumping off the Titanic, hopping into the lifeboats here. Okay, just letting everybody know uncensored tube. Jumping off the Titanic and getting onto the lifeboats. And if you're an independent creator, you should be doing the same. Really, really. And gang, we do have a gilded server. You're definitely welcome to join us there, participate in discussions and share and talk and be a human being without the muzzles being put on you by technocrats and centralized power and those fascists. Right? Aside from that, gang, welcome to the live stream. We're gonna have fun today taking down candles. I've been looking forward to this. I've been coming out every day, every day, multiple times a day. Ah, beautiful. Beautiful. Beautiful. Good for the soul. Good for the soul. Good for the soul. And I grew a force. I choose to harvest today as well, but mine was a breeding project. So, oh, so you're doing hybrids. So I get to squeeze and feel through the buds for seeds. Oh, snap. Very cool. Very cool. So you're growing hybrids. Microtwist, how are you doing? Salute, salute. Elder God, to all Chichonians, please come to gilded. Gilded. Indeed, gang. Really. I think we're slowly trying to grow gilded because we're about to, to a certain degree, we're about to see some serious changes taking place online. And we want to make sure people can access information, right? Aside from that gang, let's take down some cannabis. We've got a lot of work to do here. Well, some work anyway. Last year we had more work to do. Plants were bigger. Okay, let's take down this one first. Okay, we're going to take down this one and have trays set up here with, what do you call it, with wax paper on them. So we can put them here once we've taken down. I'm going to cut these loose. I'm going to cut these loose. It's not going to be a tight cut because a lot of them, you can see crystals even on the bigger leaves. And since our harvest isn't that much this year, we're just going to try to preserve as much as we can, right? So we're going to take this one down first. And then the way I dry them, I hang them. I hang them for a few weeks, okay? And then once they're dry, once the stems, you can break the stems, right? They go, they're not soft, right? Then you take the buds down from the stems and then put them in a jar. And I burp the jars for a few weeks as well every day, right? First time chat. Salute, salute. Dobri Patnik, Dobri Patnik. Welcome to our live stream. Salute, salute. El Lagassez. Gilded server will be getting a bot this week. Troll is targeting the platform recently. Really, I think they're jumping off. A lot of people are jumping off Discord as well because of censorship, right? And they're going to free speech platforms. I think what's going to happen, we're about to see a huge wave of people jumping off of technocratic websites and going into new tech because that's where you want to be. Like seriously, that's where you want to be. The rest of it is just garbage, right? Now that people realize that just because it was taking place in the last three years, they were duped. Why were they duped?  You consume enough cannabis, you realize you don't trust authority. You've got to be out of your mind to trust authority, right? Nagushka, how are you doing? Yo, the Chester. Chichoster. How's it going? Going good. Nagushka, hope you're doing well. Salute, salute. Gang, this guy. I believe, we believe because somehow we lost the label. We wrote it down incorrectly. We weren't sure what's going on, right? We think this is 88 grapes. Organic grapes plus 88 g13 hash plant. That's what we think it is, okay? It should be high THC, okay? So and like I said, we're gonna cut this loose, okay? Putnik, may I have a question? For sure you can ask a question. I don't know if I can answer it. For sure you can ask a question.  Yeah, crazy. In Canada, in Canada we had one of the provinces, it's got a new prime minute premiere, and they've come out and they said one of the first things they're gonna do, they're gonna fire the health ministers. Do you know how much the health minister in Alberta, Canada was making and made last year? Her salary was $360,000? Okay, for one year plus she got a $240,000 bonus. $600,000 of taxpayer money going to their oppressors. Crazy, crazy. So gang, I'm gonna cut this baby because I have strength set up, right? So I know how tall I can have the stuff hanging, right? Nagushka, replacing the minister with a better one or a worse one. That's the question. If this one looks good, this one's gonna pass the prime minister, it looks like they're gonna try to pass a law that provides more freedom to the Albertans, to people that live in Alberta, that their rights cannot so easily be trampled on, right? So let's cut this baby here. Nice stamp, so you look at the stamp. Seriously, Harlow? Okay, let's see, will it focus? How are we gonna get the camera to focus on the stamp? Difficult, difficult. That's the stamp, right? Seriously, Harlow, look at that. Crazy, super cool, right? Hemp, cannabis, straw, right? Oh, nice. I have to move to Alberta. If we didn't have family here, elderly family here, then we talked about it me and my partner, right? Putnik, I want to ask you how to plant carrots correctly. Oh, I've never done carrots, believe it or not. My partner has, but I've never done. But I noticed that you don't grow potatoes with cabbage at all. We tried to grow cabbage, but it got raided by rodent in our patio garden. So we tried it for two years and it kept on getting knocked out, same with broccoli and the rodent was coming and eating it. So we stopped putting broccoli and cabbage out, okay? Carrots, my partner, has grown a lot. And carrots, I think it's just a distance. You got to make sure you have the distance, set them up in rows and stuff, right? We did make, I did make, if you go to Sensor2, I do have a playlist which is that I made in 2012, I think, with partners that had a CSA and it's called the Mathematics of Food and Farming. Okay, it's a fantastic playlist. There's about six, seven, eight videos out there talking about how to how to set up your crops, how to set up the rows, your yield calculations and stuff like this. That would be my to-go-to thing when we get a huge space to do this because I talk with them. The friends that I had at the time that had a CSA, they moved to the East Coast, I haven't seen them for years, right? And they gave me the info, they taught me and I made mathematic videos of that information and posted it online because that way I'm going to use it as a reference when I use it, right? I have grown an extremely small carrot so I think that I planted it too often or too close, too close most likely. Do you know at what distance there you go, at what distance you need to plant carrots? I might have it in those video sets, right? But Nick, I came to you because of gardening and you have everything in marijuana. Oh, is that the... here, you know what? Aldega says I grow carrots in my pub and he's provided a link and here's the... let me give you the link on the mathematics of food and farming here. Let me find that for you, okay? Because I learned a lot making that video, those videos, okay? Farming, a little search, find it, and you can check the date when I made these, I think it's 2012. Seriously, great set of videos, great set of videos, nice information. Lonely Peggy, how are you doing? Salute, salute. I hope that helps. So, gang, take a look. I got a little, oops, I got a little bucket here, right? Because I'm gonna discard the big leaves, but let me show you the buds, right? Because you need to see this, you need to appreciate why I'm going to cut these loose, right? Potnick, although there is one big plus in a small carrot, it is very sweet. Oh, nice. Take a look. See the crystals on those? Look at that. Even the big ones have certain crystals, some crystals on them, right?  Look at that, right? Look at that, look at those crystals. So nice, so nice. Amazing, right? So, all I'm gonna do, I'm gonna take down these big guys and trim off some of this stuff.  But the rest stays, the rest stays. First time chat. Arcanicide 152, that looks delicious. Yeah, it smells amazing. Never grown this before, this one. Oh, rainfall, maybe because of that. How do you smoke chicho? A joint-bong vape. I stopped smoking a while ago, years ago. I never thought I would, because I liked the smoke, right? But I found a vape that was absolutely phenomenal and once I started vaping, I didn't go back to smoking. Smoking to me now feels dirty, like really? What's going on here, Smiths? We're harvesting, we're harvesting, we grew money and we're harvesting it. Arcanicide, out of boys, same here. Vape is king, vape is king. What vape do you use, Arcanicide? I'm gonna go nice and slow with this. Gang, ghost face, vaping is where it's at. Dabbing oil is second best. I just vape, just bud flower. You only do edible, Smith. Cool, cool, cool. Edibles I find to be really strong for me. Okay, really. Edibles I find to be super powerful. That being said, there are gummies that I do love, especially CBD. Good for inflammation, right? Reducing inflammation. Just going nice and slow here. Arcanicide, I use the PAX-3, use PAX-3. I stick with the Orizer, a Canadian company out of Ontario. And we have three different Orizers and I even bought one of the old school ones that they took out of commission and I still have it in a box. And that to me is the vape that really kept me with it and was phenomenal and it's analog. So I like the analog and they're a great company. I've had dealings with them before and I'm not, you know, I'm not being paid to promote them or anything like this. It's just my personal opinion. I only got, when I visit next year, I want to a bong 90 style and I got a couple of gigantic, I got a couple of nice bongs as well. I haven't hit the bong for a long time but I would definitely hit the bong again. That's for sure. Not promoting it, just, this is nice density, this is nice density. Look at this, look at this. Nice density, look at that. Not bad, not bad, not bad. Smith, my first time doing an edible, I got completely frozen in my chair for at least 20 minutes. I learned what my limit was shortly. Yeah, yeah, you gotta know your limit. And Edibles, oh look at the spider, he's got made a home here. See, check out the spider. He's been eating the bugs. Let's see if you can see him. See the spider? Oh, where is it? There he is. Let's see, see the spider back there? There he is. Good spider, taking care of our bud. All right, it's time to go. Let's put him into the flower bed. Nagushka, I only had bad trips with that stuff, whether smoked or eaten, so I don't touch that stuff anymore. Cool, it's not for everyone. There's no doubt it's not for everyone. Absolutely, you have to be a master of your own domain really, to know if you should consume something or you shouldn't consume something. Lonely Piggy, is there a party at your spot next year? One day, if we're able to survive these globalists and the World Economic Forum and free humanity, we'll throw a party. We'll throw a party. Fantastic. All right, Aluga, Chicho is not endorsing drugs. I am not. So don't consume too much sugar, gang. Sugar is very bad for you. Coffee, only in moderation. Tobacco, be careful. They used to be medicinal, but then they turned into the one of the greatest killers in humanity. All right, and then what you can do is you can leave these leaves on there, and what happens when you hang it, right? These dry and the leaves come down, the bigger leaves come down, and hold the crystals in place, right? So it's okay to leave it like this, and I think I am. I think this is as tight as I'm going to go with it, which is really loose, right? Our kind of side, Aluga, it's okay. It's 100% legal in our country. 100% legal in our country, which is great, right? But we're broadcasting everywhere, right? Nagushka, I'll be at the party. Awesome. Awesome. Check it out. Check it out. Look at that. Very good. Very good. That's a nice bud. Aluga, my personal motto, quote, what's the point of living if you don't feel alive? Indeed, indeed.  Chicho really spun it around to shoo. Because it's true. Because it's true. Because it's true. Nagushka. But I think WEF will survive for decades to come, if not only because they have the best private army to defend themselves. Yeah, we'll see. We'll see. We'll see. And gang, do not forget. Do not forget. Free Assange, Free Assange, Free Assange. Julian Assange is a publisher and journalist that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capital as power to humanity. For more information, see wikileast.org, defend.wikileast.org, or our Julian Assange and Wikileast playlist on SensorTube. Let's take down more of the same plant. Grow for us. I'd like to leave those leaves on too. Easier to handle, won't you? Yeah, yeah. Easier to handle. And if you're not, like, this is for our consumption. It's my crop. Right? I'm not selling this.  Man, my bud, my grow, my weed, my way. Right? 990. Chicho was sent from heaven in human form to either teach us a better way to be. He's lulling us into a trick to pull his plow in the field of misery behind them. We'll see where we go. Right? Mother cannabis beat. How are you doing? How are you doing? 990. Just joking. Just joking. Here come the government. The helicopters. One Dutch. What does cannabis smell like in raw platform? It smells really nice. I don't know. It smells, it smells like cannabis. It smells sweet, flowery. Right? It smells great. It smells great. Seven. How are you doing? Sven, how are you doing? WUF sent their henchmen to break up the freedom convoy. They did indeed. They did indeed. And Turdo was right there. Right? A chemical fire. Hello, hello, hey, Chicho. Nice looking bud. Thanks. You know what? Let's take down this two cuts. We take down the whole plant. Right? There is the bottom again. Right? The hole was bigger up top, further up top. Right? So, let's take this down. Usually, I take down these little guys. There's another spider there. Check it out. There's another spider. There's that guy. Where'd it go? There's that guy. Hard to... Geez, Louise. Let's see if I'll focus. Hard to do two ads. There you go. Good spider eating bugs. Usually, I would have taken these down to let all the energy go to the top. But we're getting as much as we can. Right? So, let's take this guy. Oh, there he is. He's hanging. Kebab. Is that what you're doing? Yo, Chicho. Gut destroyed. Gut destroyed. A blackjack and a lot. 2k in here for a cheer up. Oh, no. 2k. You must have had some bad runs, man. Did you go... Did you split and double down? Did you make... Did you make a mistake of taking a hit at 12 or more when the dealer had six or less showing? Two to six showing? Or was it because the anchor just messed things up? Do spiders get high? I don't know. One day, maybe, maybe we can ask a spider. These ones aren't just going to take down the big guys.  You take them off and one hit wonders. One hit wonders. Oh, my God. Anyone seen the live stream of a head of lettuce versus least strong things? Staying in office hilarious. Rasta man, Chicho. Kebab says. Ganja, brother. Ganja. Ganja, ganja. Just going slow. Professional trimmers will go the whole thing, right? The reason I'm keeping this intact, because all I do when I hang it, I just hang it like this, right? On a string going down and the rest is easy peasy, right? You can even trim it like this. Take out the big leaves. The problem with the little guys is they move around. Thank you very much for the follow. Oh, I forgot the, I didn't see the name. So, salut, salut. Let's have a sip. Salut. One regarding guy, Sven says regarding spiders. When aren't they? Drinking all that blood? You got to be high to do that. Kebabs. I did all the correct plays by the book, but that dealer seemed to have an ace card showing every hand. And that's the kicker. If you come across a dealer and people think luck doesn't exist and it's all fallacy, just fall. No, man. You come across a hot dealer. There are certain dealers in a casino that they're hot. They always win, right? Tables love them. Like, casinos love them because they make mint. There's always someone that wants to challenge the hot dealer, right? There is no such thing as a hot dealer. Oh, win against this dealer. And, man, people get nuked. So, if you find a hot dealer that's just pulling aces, leave the table, man. I learned my lesson the hard way. Stubborn chichu disappeared on the casino table a long time ago.  That's like, masochistic, right? Masochistic. Do anything with the cuttings. You know what? I've tried to do things with the with the trims, with the trimming, with the leaves. You know, we have bags of dried leaves from years ago that we're going to make oil from them and make tinctures from them and just cook them up with a little bit of butter. And it does have benefits, right? There's definitely crystals on here, right? But we never do. We haven't. We still have bags from like two, three years ago that we just haven't done anything with it, right? And what's happened in the last little while, price of cannabis has plummeted in the markets, right? So, it looks like people who can grow or growing, the industrial growers are coming in. They're turning old malls, malls that no one's using, into grow-ups, like full malls from what I understand, just doing full rentals on it, right? So, there's an oversupply of cannabis, which is fantastic for consumers of cannabis. Not so good for business model regarding Wall Street. So, what happened was beer crap government moved too slow to make a lot of these companies viable to set up the industries, because they really want to hand it over to the pharmaceutical companies. Baby Knight says, finally, harvesting cannabis is about time. First time chat, Johnny, haha, no problem. You look, you're an expert at what you're doing. I've been doing it for a while. I'm slow, because I don't do, what do you call it? I'm not doing industrial. I'm not doing it for work. I'm doing it because I love it. This is my crop that I grow, right? It's for my own consumption. Tiger Johnny. First time chat, salut to you. Welcome to our live stream, right? I didn't grow any tobacco this year. For a couple of years, I was growing tobacco. I go through growing tobacco every now and then. We just didn't have the room to grow tobacco this year. Tobacco plant takes a lot of space. The flowers are beautiful, and I was planning on growing tobacco, but we got into the season late. I was very busy doing other things, and I got a little flu that I was dealing with, so I wasn't able to hop on the ball regarding a lot of these things, a lot of the crops that we wanted to get into the ground. When you grow outdoors, one thing you'll notice is you get bird poop on some of the leaves, so you want to get rid of the bird poop. 990 human beings protect our elders and those that become weak from illness, whereas a lot of animals and nature immediately ate them because they did not yet possess the higher thinking enough to nurse them back to health. While nursing them back to health is a different game, there is no nursing back to health when your organs start giving out. I think one of the things that we have to appreciate is the pharmaceutical companies make a lot of money of not healing people, but by maintaining their illness manageable. So I think what we have to do is make sure we live a healthy enough life to be able to live as long as possible in a healthy state, because once you start deteriorating you don't want to be depending on pharmaceutical industry or the government for your survival. That's been proven to be the case for a long time now, because we are not considered human beings to them. It's not life. We are a number, a price, an asset, a commodity.  That's good. Very loose. Very loose cut. Very loose cut. Very loose cut. Little butts. Little butts. But nice butts. Look at that one. That one's not that little. That one's pretty good. Let's see. Let's see if we can get the crystals showing. There you go. Look at those crystals, right? Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful. So these two, we got two. These two guys. That's it from one plant. We usually get a lot more. Okay, so I'm going to put this here. I want to take the name and I'm going to put it with the buds, so I know what they are when I'm hanging them. I know exactly what it is. Let me get caught up with the chat. Kebabs, yeah. Luckily I know my limits and will not be visiting casino in the next five years. The true game was an expensive lesson. Indeed. Good. Don't get addicted to gambling. It's as bad as heroin. Not as bad as tobacco though, but I know it could be as destructive tobacco. It's worse than heroin actually. Gamble addiction. Viralap. Viralap, 22. First time chat. Salute to your first time chat. First time chatting. You live, Chicho. Love your work. Never thought I could sit through a monologue about geophysics. Awesome. I love that video. And by the way, after that, I made that video. After that, I made that video. I gave a sort of a shout out to my mentor in geophysics, right? Lo and behold, about three months, four months I uploaded. Maybe it was longer. Six months after I uploaded that video, he got in touch with me. This is after like 15 years, like 20 years since I talked to him. Six months after that or so, he reached out. He found me and I talked to him a little bit and I sent him the video and I mentioned and I thank them again for mentoring me and I mentioned that I had given a shout out to him in that video. Salute. Lagushka once as a kid saw and and Julius Zuck. Thank you very much for the follow. Salute. Salute. 990. I once as a kid saw and bring another drowned and back to life. One of the coolest things I observe as a kid. Very cool. Very cool. Domenparn. Domenparn. I keep on mispronouncing that. Wait, you mean that once we make something with a high demand, no longer illegal, the value of the product, reach out. Who could have guessed? Who could have guessed? Right? When you allow people to grow tomatoes, they'll grow tomatoes. And when it was illegal, it was very hard to get your hands on it.  Right? How much chemicals they used on it. All of a sudden, you allow companies to convert malls to grow tomatoes. Oh, sorry. Cannabis? Wow. You get better product. More of it. Good for the consumer. Shocking. Shocking. Kebabs. I find it funny how backwards the UK is. They want to make cannabis a class age.  Same with Europe. Unbelievable. Tiger Johnny as a hobby. I love it. Love it. Love it. Hong Kong. This is probably the best stream I've seen a part of in the history of China. Thanks. Salut. Johnny. What do you do with the other leaves? These, like take a look. Here are the leaves. This time we're just going to compost them. We got too much of this. I have some on the ground. I'm going to have a little bit more. We're just going to compost it this year. You could use it but we're not going to. We're not going to. Kebabs. You're right about the gambling addiction.  I've witnessed it with friends. I think I'm lucky to have lost because if I won, I would have thought I could do it again. Indeed. Verlip 22. The great restart. First time chat. Obi-Wan Kenobi. How are you doing?  Dry them and sell them to people like me and less intense smoke. These guys. Salut. We have like two gigantic bags from like last two, three years. So it's just, it's just is what it is. It's just is what it is. Pirate and Pluto. We might keep them. I'll talk to my partner. I'll talk to my partner. I was thinking about faking clinical depression. La Fala in the UK. You can get a medical marijuana card but it's pretty hard to get. Crazy, crazy, crazy. Let's take down this one game. This one. What's this one? This one is RSK Royal Kush plus sour diesel. Okay Royal Kush plus sour diesel. Supposed to be energetic. I'm located in Canada. Canada, we can grow four plants or grow four plants. Yeah, we've got two kitty cats, Johnny. Johnny's asking if we have any pets. Thank you very much for the follow. David 32, 322k. Salut. We got two brothers. Kitty cats. Take a look at this. Very nice. Look at all those crystals on those big leaves. We're gonna cut this so loose, so loose. Right? So look at the hairs on that thing. Beautiful, beautiful. Kebabs, forget the medical card. Just buy it from a dealer and smoke it anyway.  That one has some nice fade. Nice. Super... Very good, very good. First time chat. Good afternoon, bro. From... I'm from Argentina. Argentina. Salut, salut, salut. I partied with Argentinians. You guys are fun to party with, man. And you drink a lot of matcha. Not matcha, mate. What was the tennis player, the girl tennis player when she was playing against the German tennis player at the time in the 1980s? She was, she was awesome. I really liked her. Argentinian tennis player. No, I'm not drinking cannabis beer, Johnny. Just local, local beer. Obi-Wan Kenobi. Okay, so those frosty leaves, what do you do with those? I'm cutting this loose, so I'm taking down the big ones, so this one doesn't have any frosties. Right? See, these ones, the frostiness, I don't know if you can see it on that one. See? This is a little bit... I'm keeping those on there. I'm taking off like this part. Right? Oops. I'm taking off like this part. Right? These guys. Right? So I'm trying to keep as much of the frosty on there. Right? Because it's for my own smoke. I don't care if the, it's cut loose with this leaf. Right? Because I am vaporizing. So there isn't, there isn't too much, you know, I'm not, I'm not burning. I'm not combusting, combusting the leaves. So there is very, it's not harshness. I'm just vaporizing. But look at the crystals on those things. So nice. So I'm just gonna take down a little bit of the thing. I'm actually even taking this down. We leave it like that. David. Yes, I'm drinking mate right now. Nice. Nice. Strong stuff. Keeps you awake. Buzzed. Pumpkin eyes. Beautiful stuff, Chicho. Hello from Turkey. Salutations, brother. Salutations. Salutations. Proud of the harvest this year, because we didn't expect it to be this much. Very late season. Very late season. Esoteric. So what do you do with these crystals? Only weed I've ever had as has been tea when I was in Nethanus. Really? You can, like people smoke these, make butter out of them. You can cook them. Like if you, like you need the oil to be able to, when you're eating cannabis, you need oil to be able to get the crystals out, right? It bonds with the with the crystals, right? So when I, when I finish this today, I have a, check this out, I have a bowl of oil. This is oil, olive oil, and you can't get rid of the stickiness of your fingers with soap. You put oil on it, you wash your hands with oil and the snickiness goes away. So you need oil to cook it, to get, to get the extract, not to get the extract, to get the THC out of the green matter, right? Plant matter. And then you can cook it, people cook it. You can, or people can vaporize it. And I vaporize so many crystals. I'm cutting this so loose. Good stuff, good stuff. All we got here about the two anti-oil individuals throwing tomato soup. Yeah, Van Gogh painting.  Crazy, crazy. All we want. Are you from Hawaii? You sound like it. No, Canada, west coast of Canada. We're Hawaii and Canada, west coast, we're on the Pacific. So maybe it's the Pacific, Pacific accent you're hearing. If there is such a thing. Thank you for the follow. Kani hosus. Kani hosus. Kani hosus. Salut, salut. As you can tell, we're going nice and slow with this thing, right? Just enjoying the process. Okay, I'm gonna take these big guys down. Some of the leaves have a little bit of bird poop on them here. So I'm just going to trim those guys off. Being outdoors. My eyes are so sticky. Look at that. Super cool, super cool. Super cool. What's the nose like on the RSK? I don't know what nose is. You mean the top here? I'll show it to you. I'm assuming the nose means the top. Let me take down some more of this plant. Okay, that's as tight as I'm going to go with this thing, which is pretty damn loose. Watch this. Oh yeah, Johnny, don't send people to our discord. Go to Gilded Gang.  It censors. So that's pretty sweet. That's nice. That's beautiful. Right there. Johnny, I remember my dad was growing industrial hemp for tea back in the day. Nice. Actually, we need to discontinue the Discord bot. I gotta remember to do that. Pumpkin eyes. Chicho, how do you keep so calm in life? What's your secret? I honestly would go, oh, thanks brother. But just know, I'm not calm like this all the time, right?  But I've decided to pick my battles. Okay, I've decided to pick my battles. And those little things don't affect me as much as the big deal. So what I've done, I've connected, done the calculus, and realized where everything's connected. So I don't worry about the, what do you call it, upwind, up, down channel, up channel. I guess I don't know how the wording goes. But I don't care about the noise too much, right? I care about the root of the problem. And that's where I focus my energy, right? It works for me so far because I was losing my mind trying to deal with the noise many, many, many moons ago. So I stopped trying to deal with the noise. I realized that's just the care and slap and stuff like this. I did the calculus for myself and I realized where the problems were and I focused my energy towards trying to correct that instead of the symptoms of the problems in our societies, right? And that allows me to sleep soundly at night. Obi-Wan Kenobi, I don't smoke anymore, but I love to just smell those and harvest them. Looks really phenomenal. Highly recommend, highly recommend. I want to take these, these guys down one at a time because it was a pain doing the leaves, doing all of them together in one shot. You grow this outdoors, that sounds amazing. Do you have tips? I live in New York but don't want to do indoor. You know what? The only tips I have in the rainy season, you got to protect it, make sure you don't get the mold. Aside from that, just give it good food, organic food and give them big pots and let them just do their thing, right? That's really the only tip I have. And watch for bugs and you know, keep them separate from plants that attract bugs.  They eat pests, right? Ladybugs are amazing so keep all the predators happy in your, in your garden. Don't get rid of them. Some people freak out about wasps and they put wasps, what do you call it? Those wasp capturing things. I never use those or I haven't so just a little one. Why not? Let's take this guy down too. Like I should have taken these guys down, right? Let the energy go up top but I kept them. I was, was it laziness? Was it just, I just like the flower growing, right? First time chat. A drill, a drill pinado, pinado? A drill pinado. Salute, salute. Some bark yard boogie. I don't know what that means. Welcome to our chat. Alligator, plant-based future activists are pouring out milk in supermarkets all over the UK. I actually hope they come to a story.  Waste of food. Privileged. Just privileged, right?  You know what we call those people?  They dig their own graves. Communism 2.0 is fascism, fascism 2.0.  Easy peasy. Even the little guys have lots of crystals on them. Like all I did was feed these plants a couple of times with organic food that we have. Fresh soil and they seem to be super happy. What a season. What a season. If you had these babies in the ground early on, the harvest this year, outdoor harvest this year would be phenomenal. They literally should be the best harvest in as long as I can remember. Right? As long as I can remember. What strain? This one, we already took down one that was 88 grapes. Organic grapes and 88g13 hash plant. This one that we're taking down is royal kush plus sour diesel. Royal kush plus sour diesel. And we have we have two more strains to take down as well. And then the scissors, I'll clean with oil. Right? I'll clean with oil. And first time checked, I forgot to say this. Salute. Can you know and you did a follow as well. So thank you very much brother or sister of course. Welcome to our live stream. Gilded. Gilded is where is that? We got to disable that discord thing. We cut the leaves because it doesn't have the crystals on it right? So what we're interested in, here let me show you, what we're interested in is the parts we have. They have crystals. See those? See the crystals on there? That's what we want. So you don't want to plant matter. See that one, the leaf at the top there? That still has a little bit of crystals because I'm vaporizing. I don't mind having not on there. But if you're smoking, you don't want as much plant matter there because that's smoke you're taking into your lungs. But when you're vaporizing, vaporizing takes the crystals and leaves the plant matter alone. So I'm taking down the leaves, the bigger leaves that don't have any crystals on them. So basically this is called trimming. And any leaves that have crystals on them, I'm just leaving on there because it's from my own consumption and I know that I'm consuming through vaporizing and vaporizing just, you know, vaporizes the crystals. So it's all good. Save the lungs. Can you guys hear the ice cream truck going by? This ice cream truck. I did a stint as an ice cream truck driver many, many, many years ago, right? Almost straight out of high school. I had a job as an ice cream truck driver. Was it out of high school or was it a year later? I can't remember now. This ice cream truck driver drives way too fast.  Give people time in the neighborhood to come out and get their money together and buy your ice cream. I was a good ice cream truck driver. I was the ice cream man. This is outdoors. Outdoor cannabis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, Obi-Wan Kenobi. Discourse sensors. They came out and said they knocked out a few servers and stuff. Right. Thank you very much for the follow. Naman 73 I think it was. Salut. I'm scrolling down again just because my hands are getting sticky so I'm going all the way down to the bottom. Does anything directed towards me? Please let me know. Post it again. Look, this one's got a nice hole in the stem as well. Healthy, healthy, healthy, healthy. Right. And the leaves are ready to go down. Right. This is the latest we could go in the season. Maybe we could have gone another week, but this is good. This is good. Actually, no, this is today. We even went a little bit a week longer. Gee, Joe, ice cream man. Yeah. That was a fun time. Ice cream man. Learned a lot. Got to know my whole city and its suburbs and stuff. Drove around many neighborhoods. The diversity was amazing. Learned a lot. Made some connections. You guys, what I'm doing? I love it when there's just the stem sticking out. Good harvest. That's good enough. That's good enough. Filly boy. Nine, nine, nine, nine. My brother was asking me yesterday, the bud is a flower. Right. Yeah. Yeah. The bud is a flower. So this is the flower, the sex organ of the plant. Powerful. Right. What happens if you don't harvest and just leave it? Does it just make seeds or pods or what? Well, if there was a male plant around, you would get seeds and the seeds would already be there right now. So you harvest the seeds. If you don't harvest it, it just goes moldy and becomes compost to the soil. Right. It replenishes the soil, but if you don't harvest it, it just becomes moldy. Like it just dies. So you want to harvest it before the mold hits. Last year, if you look at our videos of harvesting last year, we got hit with mold because it was the last two weeks of the season. We're like really rainy and the hairs on the buds hadn't gone red yet, so we couldn't harvest it. So we got some mold issues. This year, no mold. Very nice. I need a picture. Hold for a moment. Do you want the crystals? Hilarious. Hilarious. Go for it. I need to pollinate between week 3 to 6 of flower to get seeds. Week 3 to 6 of flower. Is that what it is? Unless the female herms and throws pollen through stress or unstable genetics. Okay. So through week 3 to 6, plant and chicho. Look at the camera. Okay, let me grab a bud. Let me grab a nice bud. Here's a nice bud. Yeah. Let's do this. Where's chicho gonna come into play? I don't know where chicho is gonna come into play. This is very difficult to do with chicho in there too. Oops. Come close. We need the crystals. I think crystal is better than chicho. Let's see. Let's see. That's a nice pick. Got it. Awesome. Awesome. Okay gang, we took that one down. I'm gonna change the trace. So let me show you. So I got one plant here. This is the 88 grapes down here, right? And then wax paper and I have the other one here. The RSK royal kush on top, right? So when I go hang these, I'm going to put the labels on them, separate them, so I know which one's which, right? So you want to sort of organize your harvest, right? Because you do want to know what it is that you've taken down and have a tasting of it, have different jars with different flavors, right? Super cool. Super cool. Grower forest. That plant has royal kush bud structure and sour diesel stacking. Great hybrid. Great. Looks amazing. Looks amazing. Gang, I've been drinking beer. I need to go do a pit stop. I'll be right back, okay? And then we'll take down this guy. And this guy is North Country Chem D plus Sunshine Day Dream. High T8C. Okay. I'm gonna bring another beer as well. Thank you for the follow. Kevin Jones 1993. The next beer we're going to have is Hoin Hilios. We had this one before once too. Super good. Super delicious. Local brewery. Where I'm from. And gang, do not forget. Do not forget. Free Assange. Free Assange. Free Assange. Julian Assange is a publisher in journals that has been crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capital as power to humanity. Something that we desperately need in our societies. For more information see wikilees.org, defend.wikilees.org or multiple sources online where you can get information about Julian Assange and find out what this is really all about. Salute to freedom of speech. Salute to transparency and accountability of capital as power. Crack open this baby. Delicious. This one's, oh I'm gonna grab another frosted glass. Hold on. I put two frosted glasses in the freezer. Or two glasses in the freezer. Oh the god. Do you have frosted glasses? Do you keep your glasses in the freezer? Frosted. First time chat. Side. Slideways. Is platinum OG any good? Is platinum OG any good? I've had certain OG. I can't remember who's platinum OG. But I did like it. So I'm not sure who's platinum though. I like, look people, my friends know me. I'm a, even though I grow, I've tasted many different varieties of cannabis and stuff like this, right? I like certain varieties. But I'm a cannabis lover. That means I love every strain. Sometimes I take different, a little bit of this, a little bit of this, a little bit of this. Put it in a grinder. Grind it all up together. Make my own mixes. And vaporize that. Or in the past used to smoke that, right? So I just love cannabis. Every strain. I don't care if it's sativa, indica, hybrid. I just, I just mix and match and just, just, just vape it up, right? That's what I'm known as, known for for my friends. A lot of people are like, oh no, I can't smoke sativa. I can't smoke indica. I don't like the hybrid. I don't like this. I'm like, man, smorgasbord. Bring it on. Bring it on, right? And first time chat. Slideways, salut, salut, salut. Let's take down the next one. This one, this one is, we're going to take this one down. We've got more on this one. Okay. Salut, sideways. This is North Country Chem D plus Sunshine Daydream. High T8C. Okay. Delicious. Aldega, frosted glasses for fosters and Coors only. Okay, cool, cool, cool. Thank you very much for the follow. Salut. Coors only, really. Let's take this down. Let's take this down one more time. And then we'll take down, I split this up down here. So we've got two big stems, big-ish anyway. So we'll take these guys down one at a time. Easy peasy. Little buds, little buds. But we like it. Why not? Let's take this down. Let's take this down. I'll show it to you when we take the big guys down and we can look at the bud nicely. Here it is. Take a look. Not too much crystals wise. Is this crystal? No, it's not bad. It's okay. It's okay. I like the hairs on it. So this one, maybe we could keep it up for a week or so more, but that's pushing it. If we get all the sun rain coming in, we get mold coming in, we don't want to deal with that, right? And these guys are done. This is like... If we had lights set up indoors, I'd be sort of inclined to take these in and give them more light, right? But we're just going straight outdoors. And we're going to have enough. We have harvest left over from last year. We bought some... There were some sails going on at these growers that we knew. So we bought some extra. We have enough cannabis to keep us going for two, three, four years or so, right? So it's not the quantity volume that I'm looking for right now. I'm looking for just variety, right? Oh, so you can only hold 50 glasses in two locations for the frosted glasses. Yeah, they take up a lot of space in the freezer. I never keep frosted glasses. I don't put them in the freezer unless I know I'm doing a stream or we know friends are coming over. Then we can just do a couple of frosted glasses, but then after that, they're just... Yeah, this one is not as crystal-y as the other ones. Not as dense anyway, but the top guys are. The top guys are more. Okay. So that's this guy. Take a look. Not bad. Not bad. Pretty good. Pretty good. Bushy saw criminal. Bushy saw criminal. Thank you. Thank you very much for the follow. My pronunciation of people's names. A brutal, brutal, brutal. So let's put this here. I'm going to put the label here too so it doesn't... We don't get confused about what we got. Okay, let's take down the next one. Next step. Let's take these down. The little buzz. These little buzz. I should have gotten rid of these, right? Doing the grow. I always say I should get rid of them. Some years I do take it up, get rid of all the bottom guys and just let the energy flow to the top and get really big buds. Some years I just let it be. This year I just let it be. Let's see what we get. I just like the... Because they weren't too bushy, I like the... I wanted to keep it as bushy as possible. But for sure, should have trimmed the bottom guys. So the buds in the top would have been nicer. Let's take down the extras here. Nice. Nice. Just go to the stem of the big guys and just take them out. And then you can just look at it from the top and just take out all the rim around it, right? Grow force. Kendi is another legacy strain and Bohidi, the guy who made Sunshine Daydream, famous breeder. Really, just this weak sign with the Walmart of weed company, brand Cookies and the cannabis communities hating on him. Why are they hating on him? What's wrong with... Oh, because they're the Walmart of cannabis. But just because they're big, it doesn't mean they're bad. If that's the case, Walmart is bad. There's no doubt about that. But did they have an organic strain? But what did he sign? He signed the way the rights for his strain. Is that what he did? Is that what's going on? That's the same goes though. It's the same among those who consume cannabis. Haters will be haters. Gamers too. They say that a lot. Haters will be haters, man. That's tight enough. Fairly loose. Good enough. Let's take down another one. Look at this little guy. Should have taken this one down, right? But it's not always about the yield. Sometimes, if you have enough, it's about the look. It's about letting the plant do what it's want to do. Girl force. They supposedly stole most of the strains that made them famous. Platinum girl, scout cookies, gelato, etc. Yeah, I believe they gained his library of exotics. He's been crossing landlaces with New Age and also hold a living library of legacy strains worth 6 plus figure of genetic really. Wow, wow, wow. But it's never too late. Just give it a few more years. There's going to be a lot more strains coming out. People just have to go with the original strains and mix them up and then just get some marketing going and stuff like this. For me, again, I'm not a strain, like I'm not a loyal strain follower. Even though there are some that are super delicious, like Durban poison was amazing that we grew last year. So delicious. So delicious was it the year before. But there's so many new strains to try and sample. So for me, it's, that's good. Little guy. All right, crook up. Is it a crook up? For me, it's about really sampling more than anything to a certain degree. Everyone needs to smell Durban poison. At least, yeah, Durban poison. So good. So good. So good. Really, it smells amazing. So good. So aromatic and the smoke and the vape. So delicious. Really, one of the best smokes I've ever had. Salute gang. Let's take down the next one. These little guys. One of the reasons the little guys are not worth it is because it takes effort to trim them. Like, well, I didn't want to trim this little guy.  Okay, next year I'm going to take all these little guys down, man. That's it. I made up my mind. You got to take it down. You got to take it down. A gang. Do not forget. Do not forget. Free Assange. Free Assange. Free Assange. Julien Assange is a publisher and journalist that is being crucified for trying to bring transparency and accountability of capital as power to humanity. Something that we desperately, desperately need in our societies. For more information, see wikileast.org, defend.wikileast.org, or Julien Assange on Wikileast's playlist on censor 2. I even have extra scissors here, just in case these guys are going to mock it up, but it should be okay for the rest of these guys. And then I got to go hang these. What? I'm just going to trim it like this. Easier than the crystals on the inside. We're not going to lose them, right? Can't wait for these to get dried and sampled. There'll be a couple of months, though. Maybe we do sampling. Sampling last stream. Sampling the harvest. A little guy. Not bad. Not bad. A little bit of green matter there that we can take down. But good enough. Very nice. Very nice. Very nice. Very nice. Two more of these big guys. Look at the hollow stem for this one too. Very cool. Very cool. Very cool. Very cool. Let's take this one. Like this one. I should have seriously trimmed these one. Man, look at this. So much energy gone to just producing these little guys. Not worth it. There are people when they're growing, they take down everything. All the extra stems and they have one big bud at the top. I've actually never gone that route. I always have at least a couple still coming off offshoot. But I think maybe next year I'll do it to at least one of the plants. Maybe two. Two out of four. Just to see the difference. I just like the little buds as well. Just feels good having a plant look like a plant. First time chat. Afro. Afro's back again. Hello. Good morning afternoon or evening. How are you doing? Doing fantastic. Harvesting cannabis. Harvesting some cannabis. Drinking some beer. Having a little chat. And listen to Ice Cream Truck Driver go by. This is like Mario Brothers thing. Wait a second. This is Mario Brothers going by. Mario! Mario! The theme I had when I was driving the ice cream truck was a little different than this. Still very happy though. That is the life. Indeed indeed. Indeed indeed. Seriously. Sitting in your patio. Doing a lot of stream. Trimming cannabis. Drinking beer.  With the chat. Enjoying life. Sharing your experiences. Your loves. What you enjoy in life. That's what the internet was about right? Without the censorship. Without the centralized power. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you as well. Afro's back again. Salute. Padre! Padre! Padre! How are you doing? Nice scene level out. Yeah. Afro. That's the life. That is the life. Indeed. Boink! Grow force. I don't grow to harvest buds anymore. But I've been inbreeding mutants for fun every year. Harvesting berry freak sixes today. Berry freak f-sixes. I don't think I've ever had. I don't know that strain at all. And what's stopping you from taking strains that are out there. Not calling them anything. And just coming up with your own name and saying it's this and this and this. Right? I think that's where we need to go to a certain degree. If these big companies are trying to patent the different strains, just call it something. Just give it a name. Just give it a name. And inbreed it with other things. And take it from there. Right? Gicho. Living his best life out there. Haha. Haha. Nice looking day in the west. Nice looking day in the west. Nice looking. The best start to fall ever in the west. But I think the winter is going to be hard. I do really think that. First time chat. Ben Jammin! How are you doing? Hey, Chicho. Sorry if I missed it already. But what kind of beer are you drinking? I'll show you. Salute to you. First time chat. We had already a Hoin. This is the brand I've been drinking all summer. Hoin Pilsner. We already had this one. Okay. And the one we're drinking right now is Hoin Helios. Okay. Golden Lager. Hoin Helios. Golden Lager. It's a brewery in Vancouver Island. My part of the world. Local brewery. And they're really good beer. And I really love their dark matter. Dark matter we drank. That's the one I've been. Well, the Pilsner in the dark matter is the one I've been drinking the most this summer. Super delicious. Keeping it local. And really the dark matters. If you'd like dark ales and stuff like that, it was really delicious. Really good. Faith eel. I'm feeling a hard winter in the way. Yeah. Same here. Same here. I think it's going to be a long hard winter. So might as well get your harvest sin. Bunker down. Bunker down gang. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. I froze back again. I wish I could grow but it is not legal here. So sad times. Sad times.  Bureaucrats and governments. They're disgusting. Oh, let's check the description for Helios. Oh, look at this. See the stem was already going down. So this definitely needed to be harvested. Helios, Aligaz, got the info for us. It is the second pillar in our devotion to fine lager, inspired by a nearly extinct style of beer, originating in Dartmouth, Rye Valley, Germany, a robust malt forward export strength lager that is complex yet subtle. Helios reaches maturity after four to six weeks of aging. As it ages, it improves developing into a true classic time honored lager. It is always a favorite amongst our brewers. And it is very delicious. It is very delicious. Salute gang. These are pretty sticky. Homeless robot. These are pretty sticky. Let's take these down like this. This one's done. Oh, we lost the bud. There you go. I've also dried the bud by just taking off the buds, off the stems, and putting them in a tray. Hanging works good as long as you're hanging in a place where there isn't traffic and there isn't wind, so you're not losing crystals, right? Palsy killer. I can't stop sleeping. I feel so out of it lately. Maybe you just need the sleep. Okay, you know what? These scissors have gotten gummy. We're grabbing new scissors again. We're grabbing fresh scissors. Okay. Yeah, that's easier to cut. Nice. Palsy killer. Maybe you just need the sleep, possibly, or check into your diet, or check into your diet.  Not health advice, of course, but the other thing is don't stay on the computer too long at night. And the world's a little bit of chaotic right now, so sleep is whack. I've had a few days at a time where my sleep is completely messed up, but that might have been because of the little cold, little flu I picked up. Look at this. Look at these little guys. Why did I keep those on there? Just because, just because. I think slightly both, slightly both. Yeah, it's most like this combination of something, right? It's never one thing, really. It's a combination of things. Come on. There you go. Oh boy. Come on. And sometimes you want to get rid of the big leaves right off the bat, right? Just go through. Get rid of the big leaves, right? It makes the stem lighter to hold, right? So easier to maneuver. And once you've gotten rid of all the big guys, then you can deal with the literal guys, right? Boink. They're emergency drinks, yeah. What are we talking about? Like stuff like red bull and speed drinks and sugar coated caffeine, like chemical induced psychosis going on. It is very hypnotic doing this.  Mm-hmm. One day or one year, we'll do just a full ASMR where there'll be no talking. And all we'll do is just trim kind of us. Okay? Maybe we'll do next year. If people want it, that's what we do. All we got, four fine friends, variety, 12 pack, cans, three times, point pills, nerd, three times, halos, golden lager, three times, easy pale ale, and three times darker. You know what? I've never had the easy pale ale. I don't think I have. $30. That's a good price. No, I can't be. 12 pack for $30? Oh, they're smaller bottles. I should look into that actually. Why not? Grow for trimming is a great meditation indeed. Indeed. I do like it. Once I get into it, I love it. I've had friends where they do it for work, and they get a lot of finger hash out of it. That's for sure. Okay, we'll take it down like this now. Hey, come on. There we go. There we go. First time chats. Snive full growing. Salute. Salute. Your voice is so relaxing. Awesome. Nice little Bob Ross. Salute to you and welcome to our chat. Febes, the best melon forever. I love melons. Salute. Welcome to our live stream. First time chat. Benjamin, I'm from Wisconsin, and we have a ton of local breweries around here. It's a very beer heavy culture industry. Awesome. Also, micro breweries are the best, not really. And here's the thing. Here's centralized government, right? For the longest time, it was very difficult to get a license to make beer. And then all of a sudden, government changed their tune and not all of a sudden, but there was a lot of work to be done, right? And people lobbied government and stuff like this. And all of a centralized power got out of our lives and allowed breweries to pop up. And what happened was an explosion of deliciousness, explosion of small business where a lot of micro breweries showed up all over Canada. That's where I am, right? And that was one of the greatest things that could have happened, right? Because you had a lot of local breweries popping up, a lot of local restaurants popping up, and everybody was happy. Consumers included, right? So it was great. It was great. Okay. So all we need to do is decentralize everything really. All we got, $7 for $1,650,000,000, not that bad. Not that bad. The price is okay, right? The price is okay. Okay, we got that. We got one more plant to go down, right? Yeah, you could definitely clip this for SMR. Haha, nice, nice. Afro is back again. $7 is like six pounds nowadays. Yeah, 450 pounds, yeah. Yeah, Canadian dollars has collapsed relative to US dollars as well. All right, it's going down as well. We got one more plant. One little guy. See this guy? That's supposed to be strange, supposed to be tall. That one over there is BB mouth, Blackberry mouth, supposed to be resinous. Now that one, we could keep it up for another week or so. I want to take a look at it. Let's take a look at it. Okay, we're going to take this one down too. We're going to take this one down too. Okay, I want to cut one of that stems down. Chicho, 10 minute warning, 10 minutes. Okay, let's do this. BB mouth. We've got a lot of leaves on the ground here. We are catching up to the Euro. Haha, the Euro, the Euro's done. The British pound is getting there. According to Martin Armstrong, the British pound might go down to, I'll show you guys the big butt for this, what it looks like, the crystals, but this is like even the little guy looking good, looking good, looking good. According to Martin Armstrong, the British pound might go down to around 85 cents US. So forget par, we're talking 85 cents US. Man, this thing's got a lot of crystals, even on the long leaves. And this is a little guy. Let's take down the one big stem. We've got one big stem on this guy. I'm going to take this down. That's dense and delicious. Let me show it to you. Let's see if it'll focus. So much going on. Let's do this. Let's trim this down. We'll keep those little guys. That's okay. I'm going to let this thing really just, because the crystals on this are insane. The crystals are going all the way out to the big leaves. We're going to cut, trim this so loose. It's like snowed here. That's how christly this is, like white crystals. Like even that one is good. Look at those crystals on there. Like it really, I don't even want to trim this anymore. Here, we'll take out some of the leaves on the side, on the ends. We'll leave the rest. Like really, you could, the leaves here, the, what do you call this? Sticky fingers. The shake here is, like on the ground, is pretty good. Okay, you guys got to see these crystals here. Loose, loose trim. Sorry if I'm not catching up with the chat. Take a look. Let's see if it'll focus. Look at that. UK cheese cut. What is this stuff? This is a nice, here let me trim a little bit here. We've got a little bit of bird action going on. Oh wow. Wow. What a nice smile. My fingers are like so sticky. Look at this. Very nice. Very nice. That's a nice bud. That's a full blown bud. Look at that. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Look at the prosperity. Can I have it? Ponsicular. Look at this. This is so nice. Happy chicho, happy chicho. Beautiful. Very happy. Great season, great season. Look at this thing. Very nice, very nice. This one is the BB mouth, blackbearing mouth of Resonus. Yeah, this is going to be delicious. Okay, I'm going to get rid of this. You saw me. I'm going to take all the shake and put it in this pot and talk to my partner, see what we want to do. I can't wait to sample these. I still like, you know, at least month to month and a half away before we could sample the stuff. They got to dry, probably two months away because they got to dry and stuff. But looking forward to it. Looking forward to it. Delicious. Salute everybody. Hope you guys had a fantastic harvest this year. Very nice. Very nice. First time chat. I cannot pronounce that but Stroh Hunter. Stroh Hunter. Salute to you. Welcome to our live stream. Oh my God. I want to talk about Alberta, Canada. Possibly. Possibly we do at some point. It might have to be done. It might have to be done. Gang. Aside from that, let's call it a stream. We got our harvest going. Let me show you. We got double strain here. Two of them. And we got two going on here. It's not a huge harvest this year but it looks fantastic. It looks fantastic. So I'm going to go hang these up and put them in place. Right? Let them dry. Kavaz, take care with the stream mate. Best of luck with growing in the future. Indeed. Indeed. Indeed to everyone. To everyone.  Banzikiller. Gang. If you want to know what this work is about, I am on Patreon. Patreon.com. You can follow the work there. We also have a sub-stack page and a subscribe star page. And for those of you that are supporting this work on those platforms, Gang, thank you very much for the support as well as the support we're getting on Twitch, where we live stream. If you want to participate in the chat, Twitch is where you want to be at. Grow a forest. Great harvest. Thank you. Thank you. Great harvest. Great harvest. And hype, hype. Afro is back again. Banzikiller, thank you for sharing my pleasure, Gang. Thank you for being here. And mods, thank you. Thank you for being here and taking care of business. Salute, salute, salute, Gang. Exactly two hours. We timed this stuff perfectly, perfectly. Gang, we do announce these live streams 30 minutes before we're live. On mine, if you can get a part of the getter and BitCloud, and we'll see where else we pop in. For live streams where we don't have any visuals, when we're recording, we'll pop Mike. We do upload the audio to soundcloud.com forward slash chicho as a podcast. And those podcasts should be available in your favorite podcasting platform, in Spotify, iTunes, and Google Play. Gang, this full live stream will be loaded on SensorTube. One of the few that we're going to load entirely on SensorTube.  Chicho means uncle in Bulgarian. And at the moment I saw you cropping that weed and drink beer. Bam. I'm your happy uncle. Salute. And Gang, if you want to participate in our community, if you want to share information, definitely, definitely join us on our gilded server, free speech platforms, where you can share information, participate in dialogue, and get to know our community. Aside from that, Gang, thank you for being here. Thank you for sharing in this harvest with me. And I hope you have a fantastic, fantastic weekend. And we'll live stream again next weekend, next few days anyway. Salute. I hope you have a fantastic weekend. Bye, everyone.


You see, we all, as a starter when we start a business, always we feel like we don't have enough money to expand the business. So when we don't find that money, so what we do normally, we look for investments. If any investor can come and park some money on our business, help us to grow the business. The main intention when we go to the market with our pitch deck kind of a thing, looking for an investor to put in money on our ideas. That is like, we always promise them that you invest on us will help your investment grow. Normally what we have seen off late, people had made this valuation game as a joke. It's becoming like they feel like, I have an idea, it is my right to raise funds. Once somebody investing on us, they feel like it is their money and they can spend it as they want it. But I am just telling you, it's a responsibility. Any time if you're thinking of raising a fund for your business, it's a responsibility. You are actually committed to those investors. You are committed to give them a better return. You need to really manage their funds in the rightful way. You should not splurge it. You have to spend the money wisely and only building your company, building your business and making it more profitable. Your end focus should be not to burn money, your end focus should be to how I can run my company more profitably. So a good amount of big businesses, they come into limelight nowadays because they get some huge valuation and huge funding. But we all need to see like, have they been running those business profitably? They are not. They feel like, I have money today, I will burn it, I will get second round of funding, I can burn even more. And all they are looking right now is coming into limelight. Okay? Limelight, I am just telling you, is a long run you need to look for. It's not the one or two days of limelight you are coming in the media. Every business is completely dependent on the nature of the business. As far as the break-even time, gesture period is concerned, understanding it depends on the business. And the sum business you get to see in the very first year, sum business you get to see in 3 years, sum you get to see in 5 years, sum in 7 years. Okay, especially when you get into manufacturing and industry, everything is a volume game. Today you start with a small setup, then you feel like I am getting a better order, where it can expand my factory to put in the money again into the business, then expand it, next day to next level. So normally a manufacturing industry takes 5-7 years of gesture period. If you are a trader, if you are taking your franchise and running for some other year, there are chances that you might even see profits in the very first year possible if you run it in a smart way. Okay, good. Gesture period is there, depending on the business. So I have multiple ventures in the thing. I have seen one of my first venture which was there, apart from JustDial. JustDial took nearly 6 years and we really saw profitability all this stuff. And as far as other ventures have a manufacturing setup which is there, which has taken almost 6 years to see profit. I have some other business which has been there, like software development and all, which has seen profit from the very first year.


to the AWS cloud with the AWS storage gateway. Okay, we're back. This is Dave Vellante with Wikibon.org and this is theCUBE, Silicon Angles flagship production. We're here at AWS Summit in Moscone. I'm here with Jeff Frick, my co-host for the week. Jeff, it's really a pleasure working with you. West Coast guy with a tie on. I'd love to see it. I got the tie on for Dave. You know, my colleague John Furrier usually goes no tie, but so we're here with David Ward, Dave Ward, senior manager of EC2 at AWS. We're going to talk pricing. Amazon is really, as we've heard all week, we heard last year at Reinvent, Amazon is very aggressive and proactive about dropping its prices, passing that out to the customer, but it's also innovative in the way it packages pricing. So Dave, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you. So let's talk about the different options. We were just talking off camera about how, you know, one of our colleagues is moving into AWS and you had suggested maybe helping us out with some pricing models. So what are my options as a customer? I'm new to AWS. What should I be looking for? So in general, AWS has a pricing philosophy, which is you want to pay for what you use. As you grow bigger, we want you to have reduced prices. And if you're able to commit, you can get even reduced prices. So that breaks into three main pricing models for EC2. The first is called on-demand. And on-demand really allows you to pay by the hour. So effectively you can try out new instance types. You can try out a bunch of new different services throughout EC2 and only have a commitment of one hour. The second is reserved where you pay a low one-time fee and then a much lower hourly fee associated with any of your usage. And then the final pricing model is spot where you can bid on unused capacity to leverage tens of thousands of machines or and also get pricing savings upwards of 90, 92% off the on-demand price. So help me understand when I should use each. Sounds like on-demand for new. You want to do some experimentation, reserve pricing. You start to get some more predictability in your business model, pay a little more upfront and then spot is just opportunistic. Is that right? Talk about that a little bit. Sure. So typically what you see is with on-demand pricing, it's people who are relatively new to AWS or who are trying to benchmark new applications or really have a lot of volatility in their pricing. Typically they're running between zero and 15% utilization over a one or three year period. When you get to the reserved instances, a customer at that point has made a decision to basically run on AWS and with that workload, somewhere between 15 and 100% utilization over the entire term and they don't want their instances going away at all. They know that they have a certain load that they care about. So think of your web application servers, think of your database servers, anything where you really want to make sure that it's around. When you get to spot instances, we really are talking about opportunistic computing and what that means is that you typically have a couple of different use cases. Two of the most common ones are where you have a certain baseline workload which you're running on reserved instances and you want to accelerate that workload by opportunistically adding more capacity, i.e. spot. Alternatively, you have a certain need-by date when you need to get your workload done by and it doesn't matter the value of your data doesn't really change significantly before that need-by date and so you're able to delay it and so that's another great time for spot. Pretty much most of the other opportunities are on reserved. Dave, you were talking about, there's just one more follow-up that I know Jeff wants to jump in. You were talking about utilization, a range, a spectrum. How are you measuring utilization? Can you just clarify that a little bit? Sure, in terms of utilization, what we want to look at is that one instance running 744 hours costs very differently for us than 744 instances running during one hour. So when it comes down to it, utilization for us means that you're running one instance every hour during the month and that would be 100% utilization. So 30% utilization would be effectively 30% of 744. Got it, okay. So I'm just curious, I thought I understood but now I'm a little confused. What's it, so on demand is I need horsepower and spot I need more horsepower. What's the difference between the two? So the best way of thinking of it is that spot you basically go in there and bid for our unused capacity. So you set your bid price, the maximum you're willing to pay and then we have a spot price which is based on supply and demand. Since we're selling our unused capacity, that spot price will change over time. And if the spot price is below the bid price, you get capacity, if it goes above, you lose that capacity. I don't get it, okay. So we'll actually terminate your instances at that point. Okay. On demand, if you acquire it, right, then I got it. Right, it spins up, it goes. So on the spot, am I buying unused capacity from Amazon or am I buying unused capacity from Dave because he's not using it on his project that he's got reserve stuff? Unused capacity from Amazon. From Amazon, okay. Okay, so I can't arbitrage my unused capacity. I thought it was a secondary market like the ticket brokers. So you talk about that, we actually have something called the reserved instance marketplace. Right. And the reserved instance marketplace is where we have reserved instances that customers have purchased from Amazon and they can buy and sell those. And so we talk about a secondary market. We actually have one of those too. So you do have one, okay. Yes. And that's the reason why that came into existence is that customers were asking for more flexibility with reserved instances. And so at the end of the day, what they were really asking for was a way of saying my business suite has changed. I want to sell this XS1 or get rid of it somehow and then buy another one at another store. So Dave, can you share with us, even in general terms, any data that you have from a customer perspective on how much money I can save in each of these models at scale? Yeah. So let's just start out with on demand. So depending on the best way of thinking about your cost savings and on demand is what is the peak amount of capacity that you would have had to purchase on premise? And if you were to run that the whole time, that's what you would have to provision to meet your potential needs in terms of demand. Versus only running that for one hour, right? And so the gamut there ranges significantly. So it's hard to throw around exact quotes on that one. Unreserved, if we benchmark that against on demand, you can get upwards of 72% off beyond demand price. And for spot, typically on average, we see at least 80% savings. However, we've seen upwards of 92% off beyond demand price. Okay, and then you mentioned the reserve instance marketplace, when did you guys launch that service? So we launched that, I believe it was, July or August of last year? Last year, right, okay. And then that transaction as well goes through Amazon of course, right? So I get the same sort of interface, pricing, transparency, everything else, it's not some new interface. What kind of traction is that getting? It's actually working out really well. It's beating our internal goals. It's in terms of the buyer side, we're seeing a lot of great selection out there. So you can find new pricing terms and great selection of pricing. On the seller side, we're actually seeing, assuming that you price at a very competitive rate, we're seeing that reserved instances are rotating off that marketplace at a mid-term. Is this stuff patentable? I mean, so what's patentable? The methodology that you use to determine all this marketplace and transactions or is that the concept itself or both? So there's the whole gambit of utility patents versus business methodology patents aren't really as patentable there. Yeah, they're kind of fuzzy, right? Yeah, so a lot of this comes down to the utility type patents of how does spot work, how does the reserved instance marketplace work, how does the interchange. And the details behind it to make sure it's accurate and fair. And so you guys obviously have filed and will continue to file patents in that area. It's actually a great area out there for us. There's a lot of white space for innovation. And so it's a great place to be in terms of continuing to innovate and move the field forward. And so we hope to continue to kind of push that trend. Are you hiring people? Oh, I mean, everybody's hiring, right? What are you looking for? So on my teams, I'm looking for a great senior manager, someone that leveling to Amazon is a little weird. We have people that I've had a senior vice president of a thousand plus person company working for me before. That's, so senior directors and directors like at most other companies, that's the level of person that I'm looking for to run the spots engineering work. I'm looking for principal engineers. So people that are super experienced that are really excited about doing things in highly distributed, highly scalable computing, senior engineers, web developers, a product manager as well. So someone that's really, that has both a business and technology background. So... You're exploding. We are hiring all over the place and I would love to connect with anyone who's interested. Aziz, you guys announced, I guess it was in March that you were giving away a trusted advisor, I think for a month to let people try it out. How much does trusted advisor get involved in recommending pricing? That's a great question. We've already made over 22 million dollars in recommendations on how to optimize cost. So people could save 22 million dollars worth of money just optimizing based on reserved instances. So it's one of those things where trusted advisor is a great tool and we're going to continue to innovate in that direction of helping customers to save money. So how's trusted advisor work? Like I say, you sort of did a freebie in March if I recall. And then now it's a service that I can purchase, right? Correct. So the economic justification of purchasing that service is you're going to tell me how to save money and how to improve best practice. So it actually comes along free with premium support and so I believe it's enterprise and I forget maybe it's developer support and along with that you get the trusted advisor service which basically will perform a set of checks against the service you're running and your resources and funds. And what that comes down to is are your resources idle and you're optimizing your service on your services and you, any number of these checks are your security groups set up right and all of our best practices we've been folding into the trusted advisor tool. And so our hope is to continue to expand that over time and you can check it. Now premium support, you mentioned premium support. I presume you're involved in that pricing as well or not necessarily. Premium support not a problem. No, okay. So I'm not even going to ask you that then because I had sort of a detailed question there but it's not fair if that's not your area. How about the Amazon TCO calculator? Do you have any visibility on that? I do have visibility. So that was interesting. I've been playing around with that quite a bit in the last several months and I have to say I give you props because it's an honest calculator. And the reason I know it's an honest calculator is because you actually can make for instance you can make on-premise servers more expensive. I think your storage pricing maybe a little aggressive, a little high for the on-premise so I think I could probably get some on the spot market open but in general I found that calculator to be and I would consider an honest calculator. It wasn't rigged. You know a lot of these TCO calculators are just kind of phony. But that's a service that you put forth to people. Do people, are they actively using it? I mean I know it's about lead gen and getting people to engage but do people actually use that to make business cases? Definitely. So a lot of what we're trying to do the economics are there for AWS to be a, to win against on-prem almost in every scenario. So our goal is really just to provide the data to help people sell from within companies themselves. And so people are using the TCO calculators. People are really starting to build those use cases inside. In fact I've seen some people leverage tools like that. They say this is broken over the weekend they moved to AWS and try something out whether it's there's a large enterprise, an airplane company that was running on us that their testing app was broken. So over the weekend someone did a big spot trial and like all of a sudden they had a testing service that was working better than their provider and the next thing you know like there's a enterprise salesperson going into the lobby and they're like, shh, we haven't told anyone yet. So this is classic Amazon. It's like self-service pre-sales. Yes. Yeah, yeah. And then as shadow IT. It works perfectly because by that time you really develop that trust that hey we are going to really reduce the price. And it was so low of a cost that they didn't even occur to them that even anything was changed. Right. So Dave let me shift gears just a little bit because we had a lot of people talking about kind of the culture. It's a little different. I grew up in Portland, right? So Seattle is Boeing, right? Boeing and Microsoft and Starbucks and more and more Amazon, right? So talk a little bit about what makes the culture special and why you guys are able to continue to execute in you know kind of extensions, extensions, extensions, extensions into new areas. Yeah. So I think a lot of the difference in our culture comes down to we have the decision-making processes really pushed down to each of the teams. So I'm effectively a many general manager. So I can make many different decisions across a small market, across reserved instances and a number of other areas. And what that means is that we're able to operate very fast and very in an agile fashion. And so we have a lot of these teams moving in parallel and any of the dependencies between teams tend to be, we try to cut those whenever possible so that people can move independently. Additionally, there's a huge culture around dive and deep. And so what that means is that as opposed to PowerPoint, PowerPoint's virtually been outlawed at Amazon. That's a good thing. So instead we write Word documents that are these six-page single-spreads papers that are called narratives. Paragraphs. It makes you sit down to the details, right? Yeah, yeah. And when you start to explain things in that way, it means that your ideas actually have to happen. Yeah. We also have a culture of what we call post-holing. And post-holing is this idea, have you ever climbed a mountain or anything of that nature? Yeah. So you actually- More the ice axe usually than the post-hol digger. So the post-holing lets you at least know if there's some soft spots out there. Right, right, okay. And so when we're reviewing these narratives, we can figure out are there soft spots? Have we really thought through the whole idea? And everyone sits around a table reading the narratives and just read them during that meeting and let me talk about it. And it's a very open culture where I've had documentation developers challenge VP before and say, hey, I don't believe this is the right thing. And they had- The authority to really take that through. Awesome. Excellent. All right, Dave, well, thanks very much for coming on theCUBE. It's an interesting story. We really appreciate the insights, the pricing transparency, the speed at which you guys continue to push on price to clients. So congratulations on all the progress you made. Good luck on all those hires that you have to make. We're doing our part to spread the word. So- I really appreciate it. Really appreciate it coming on theCUBE. All right, thanks for watching everybody. We'll be right back. Sajay Krishnan is up. He's the general manager of the AWS Marketplace. You want to hear this story. It's very interesting. So keep it right there. We'll be right back with theCUBE, Silicon Angle Live at AWS Summit in Moscone. Right back. We good? We good? Yeah. Thanks so much. Thank you. Appreciate it. Audrey, let us know when we're out, okay? No, it's okay. It's fine. We're finding the right song. Sajay, Dave Vellante. Dave, Sajay, how are you? Sajay, pleasure to meet you. Likewise.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500 Group Cab Long Box LTZ is stock number 13511Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2019 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 heavy duty six speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change while the fluids have been checked and topped off and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation of the truck possible. Black clear coats color, I shoot all my videos in 4K so if you have HD capabilities turn them on now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the truck before seeing it in person. As you go down the driver's side here, the box looks like it's in fantastic condition. Paint is very shiny and reflective. The cab and doors are in fantastic condition as well. I didn't see any dents, I didn't see any dings, the front fender is in great shape. Now if you like the video you can subscribe to my YouTube channel which is youtube.com slash summit auto. Click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive as well as having access to one of the largest vehicle walk around catalogs on YouTube. Very nice down that side. This one comes with some of my favorite wheels on the Duramaxes which are the 20 inch polished aluminum, they're in really nice shape. Comes with the Goodyear Wrangler SRA tires, these are LT 265 60R 20s and I would say they have right around 50 to 60% of the tread left on them. Frame and underbodies in really nice condition and once again that front fender, absolutely perfect front bumper, very nice and clean as well.  You get the true cowl induction hood, I'll show you how that works in just a little bit. Cab lights up top and the passenger side front fender, no major dents or dings on there, looks really good. Passenger side wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes. Now as you go down this side of this 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500 LTZ, take note of how reflective and mirror like that paint is, how clean the body is, I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can see the truck, hear the truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make a smart buying decision let your salesmen know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that Brett sent you back wheels in excellent shape as well and the back tires have just as much tread as those front tires. Once again frame and underbody is in pretty nice shape, it does have some rear airbag suspension and I believe that's air lift, yep that's an air lift suspension, it has all the remaining factory exhaust and other than just a little bit of surface rust on the welds and everything on the frame, everything looks really nice under here, lower rockers and cab corners are in great shape and it comes with the factory chrome step bars. Probably the only major imperfection I saw is the little thing right there on that rear cab corner, nothing too bad though. Definitely not going to hurt the performance of the truck. Coming around the back rear bumper is in great shape, does have the backup parking sensors, rear bumper steps, full towing package which includes a receiver H4 pin and 7 pin wiring and that tailgate is absolutely perfect, comes with an access roll up tonneau cover and a better built, I think it's a better built toolbox up there, didn't see any rips or tears on that tonneau, has the shock down assist tailgate, spring and bed liner and the bed is in excellent condition, you get the bed liner that goes on to the tailgate as well which is really nice too. For full disclosure this back wheel just as nice as the rest, no scuffs or scrapes on there and once again down the rest of the side of the truck, box, cab, doors all look really good. Comes with the heated power mirrors with the built in directional signals, driver's side blind spot mirror. Inside the LTZ package gives you the black leather bucket seats, no major rips or tears on there, they're in really nice condition, both of these front seats are heated, you get husky all-weather floor mats, auto headlamps, turned out four wheel drive, factory brake controller, tilt, telescopic steering wheel, power windows locks and mirrors, memory driver seat and these mirrors do power fold in, like so, I always like showing both sides so you know that both sides are working properly, you also get the Bose premium sound system, back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, it also has the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have, power sliding rear window with the built in rear defrost and that headlighter is in really nice clean condition as well, these seats fold up before extra storage and you get that husky all-weather floor mat back here, keeps your carpet in, looking like new. Inside and bottoms of the doors all look really good, we'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior, see that this one has 28,693 miles digital speedometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls on the left, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, get the automatic transmission shifter with the optional tap shift, this one comes with the Chevy MyLink radio, AM, FM and serious XM radio capabilities, you got your projection manager where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay, so while this one doesn't have the factory navigation system, project your cell phone up there with Waze or Google Maps or some other navigation program, it's like you have NavRan in the screen so that's pretty nice, does have the CD player, heated seat buttons, dual climb controls, power pedal stability control, that's for your cargo lamps, parking sensors and your factory exhaust brake, two USBs, two 12 volt power points and a 110 volt, 150 watt plug-in, get the dual glove boxes right there, passenger side, floor mat and seat are in fantastic condition as well, smells very clean inside this truck, I don't think it's ever been smoked in and you do get the power sunroof, up here you get map lights, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, power sliding room window and sunroof controls, on-star SOS buttons right there in the mirror and this one does have the wireless cell phone charge pad, we'll start it up and take a look under the hood, starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that, I don't know if I show you AutoHelm's factory brake controller, there is your tire and loading information sticker as well as your VIN sticker, 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, now under the hood we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine, engine base very clean, runs very smooth, 445 horsepower, once again this truck 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 it is 100% ready to go so that co-induction hood, air comes in there, comes down to the side, right into the air cleaner and I would highly recommend this truck for make quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one brother 550 new news cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, half tons, three-quarter tons, one tons, you name it we got to go to that website right there, summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto, click the bell notifications to get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as access one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube, back in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel on the upper left, link to more Chevy 2500 truck videos like this one the upper right link to this vehicle on our website low left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in low right click those checks out, we're super excited to help you with this ultra clean 2019 Chevy Silverado 2500 crew cab long box LTZ in black clear coat thanks again for checking out the video remember to like subscribe and share on the YouTube channel I really appreciate it thanks again