here we are episodes 2 of the Resident Evil TV show that's like right after one that's how it works it's a mini-series released by Netflix hour and a half episodes it's all about this girl who keeps just getting into these dastardly situations where she's got to kill Zambos of course it's a wacky situation I didn't hear either of you Wacky I said it was wacky you should have said it's so loud that Theo couldn't have drowned you out at all that's not difficult Wackenheimer's wacky um yeah that this one as we saw begins with the whole town having been infected of raccoon city oh wait I fucked that up how can you be a city and a town Jesus lucky I don't do this professionally so there really isn't much of an intro to do here other than just like let's just go you know it's a rollercoaster I we kind of mentioned this before but it's an interesting choice to go with apocalypse for chapter 2 of like 7 I guess we're establishing the apocalypse so that all the I guess all the subsequent movies take place in a post-apocalyptic world I suppose so they're getting a they're getting the apocalypse set up it's it's very good that we got all the backstory before the apocalypse for all those characters who are dead now it's funny you say that because the third one's called extinction and it's like really well if the apocalypse doesn't get you the extinction certainly exactly and so I think the first three are the closest to normal and then the rest of them start to go crazy like they're just off the rails completely off the rails so is everyone ready I'm ready excellent three two one go I don't account this again it's the Jebs I know you enjoyed this kind of stuff the budget for this film was 288 million fucking hell I haven't even seen it and that's insane are you sure it wasn't like 288 that's what it says the thing is I do remember this one being like a significant jump in terms of like Jesus Christ they got a lot of what they're doing like like it's a whole city this time and all kinds of new characters and everything's going on wow I'm telling you numbers like this I always remember Joe cost like 80 million or something guys I think umbrella is up to no good good guys every one of them opens with her like recapping it's literally previously on resident evil TV oh now zombies got out okay oh I guess it's relevant that you remember that guy yeah yeah having bacon yeah he had a little cry really hard to like string the plot together and make it feel that's really struggle to have a plot I agree yeah I don't want to say cohesive whenever they make a new one they're Like oh, I got to pick up the tatters from the previous ones ending and try and make it into a movie And then they finally do in a vague way, and then they end their own one all over the place They're like next guy can clean it up Wait a second, where did all the weather go?  You just have to time getting it right. Oh, wow Guys don't do it the zombies. I hope they have torches Do you like how the budgeting no night vision goggles is like the mist and everything. Yeah looks more cinematic I don't know how to explain it Virus contamination guys torches flashlight There was a big breathing sound close the door Oh Oh, that's a lot of dots. Oh, it's in the yellow. Oh, it's in the red Why why was your sensor a rectangle like do you mean it was it like detects a corridor? It's like well, you think that your sensor would be a flashlight in your eyes Yeah And they wouldn't open it too much. They'd open it a little bit Well, you wanted your 288 million there.  Yeah, it's like, okay It's a billion dollar car. No questions. Well, I don't know why they stopped them to be honest with you Also, he's a Charles Ashford. So the guy who plays Ashford is an actual actor and I don't know how nice in these films Money I forget his name I always do You are dealing with something that has never occurred on this planet before Excuse us, sir. There's been an incident. How bad is it? Yeah, I know I'm on a wheelchair. Thanks for reminding me It's been taken care of sir. What are you doing? Look, you don't understand. She's already left the school. This is kind of rigged, by the way Yeah I wouldn't do that Oh squirrel Corral Also, this awesome text on the screen ship, man Does she look familiar? Oh my goodness gracious. Well, she's She's the model for the red queen. Yeah Totally, they don't really look that similar if you compare the faces Well, that's because the ones from the last movie didn't really look You're all going to die down here I don't know if we ever get a reason for why this happened. By the way, I call it remember It's just an accident. I think it was just an accident Maybe in a later film is the driver of that thing or something Wesker They don't clean up things like that Honestly, I'm pretty sure it's just it's because it's part of the plot that they need to go save her. I think They might try if she is be clever It's y'all suspended disgraced She would cut that out of the newspaper her own disgrace and like She's proud of that. Okay Uh-oh things falling apart I like in movies people are clearly turning into zombies and they're like, but what could they be? Oh, what are you doing? What did you guys arrest them and bring them in?  Oh no the pimps horror. Thank you so much.  Maybe that's not good when a character's only not retarded because everyone else is arrested zombies Whoa Uh, that's a matrix Wow, he was inside that speaker. Oh, there is He's really tiny Project alice activation initiated.  Yeah, we have season tits wombo People yay movies Yeah, we might get to see some cooch Oh, I couldn't oh no, we saw this bit already movie. I'll see this part again I'm okay with this She was like do I have to do a nude scene and they're like, uh Technically no I think she does them a lot in the residential movies. I'm starting to remember that now Maybe she just likes being naked on camera and that's what gets her off She knows that a lot of people are gonna see and are watching I get that I get that I feel like she's nude and basically every single film she ever did though Like fifth element, you know name three times she showed up We know because right here resident evil Name three more aren't resident evil or fifth element the dead speak Oh, I didn't hear you in the last episode of I'm glad that we I'm glad that we are of similar minds. Yeah You know at any time I could just google mila kunis naked She's not mila kunis No, what she's mila jovavid mila jovid, whatever Maybe you could google mila You dude, you are welcome. Maybe you are welcome to google mila kunis naked. You're welcome to do it Did you mean mila kunis nude? No, I did not Oh, wow, well, we can't show that on evap Oh, I know another film. She's in monster hunter world I think she'll be naked in monster hunter world Oh, I don't know is she still good-looking? I don't know. She's like a million years old Oh, no, I should have just taken these off honestly. Oh, how terrifying the enemy's chasing her in slow motion I know, you have to see it for a skirt. Well, low fps, I guess I wonder if that would be creepy or goofy to have like a ghostly enemy that's just low fps Oh too bad Oh no She kind of deserved it for taking so long with the code.  They're super slow run around. Is that the cop from extraterrestrial? No, you have to corny yourself. Oh, look how cool this is Wow this guy this guy is too good He's not even aiming Is that hux? No, I was lucky. Okay. I just don't check him. What? Uh, I guess I guess you could kick it in the face that kills him. It shouldn't be dead Obviously, we're not zombies like what no, she's been bitten. Oh, I guess so. Yeah. Yeah, we have an antidote. They don't Oh, wait, well, they don't have an antidote The wind must have got her too, why did we need to pan over? It's important that you know what happened to her after she jumped off of the building because Anything I thought she was just there Oh, no Shoot him. You know, it's gonna happen. Shoot him. You know, it's gonna happen. Shoot him. You know, it's gonna happen Shoot him.  Choke him out Like she's the only one that actually shoots them.  See you at the gates. Oh, no. Our men are still out there. Just do it I would just hit the gas. I'd be like, fuck, yeah Yeah I like how he's specifically here just watching over this because he's the main villain ranks. How will we know otherwise? Quarantine area due to risk of infection cannot be allowed to leave the city The situation is under control. Please You don't look under control. What country are you from? China Please concentrate go to the other camps. I just want to be clear. You're not going to push the wall down And return to the city That seems like a Please He has a deep voice. All right, we're leaving. We're leaving. We're leaving fine. No, wait, hold on. Oh, okay Yeah, that's our countdown. They're going to do a fascism read. Oh, no How is not running at that point? Whoa? Wow I mean if they didn't walk away, it's just They're just warning shots. I guess they're shooting above. Yeah.  Steve, this film is good Well, it has the guy from the mummy in it. Of course, it's good. Which one friend and frazier.  Oh, do you mean the guy with the sword from the mummy? Yeah, the with the the tattoos under his eye. Oh, is that the magi? He's the guy who jumped out of the helicopter him right there. Is that the same dude? Yeah Please check because my brain is not fit in those faces together Believe it. Are they at least shooting their heads? No, they're not nobody wants to oh grenade Oh, yeah, that's nowhere near you for where you threw it. Yeah I feel like you should have just had the grenade be CGI. It would have been really hard to notice Our evil plan is going right to plan some Okay as an off-road wheelchair Use that. Do you know how a nuclear fusion reactor works? I'm not leaving without my daughter I'm sorry truly, but the city is sealed She may have survived the crash, but we couldn't find her anywhere Even if she was like wait, what crash the risk of infection is too great You must understand you do what you have to do Fucking hell his glasses are tiny They are really tiny lenses Jesus. Well, you have near-sighted and far-sighted. Maybe he's narrow-sighted I don't know if that makes you Are those crutches there to mock him? Accessing web Scanning access granted. I don't know what any of that means, but okay. Wait, what? What's happening right now personal locator?  I like the amount of gas mask representation that's been in these movies. Yeah Oh, no Also that sound effects The Will sound cute I guess as you're calling So I guess is this gonna come back to bite him So if they injected her with something to turn her into a super crazy amazing something Then why didn't they just destroy her at the end? I don't know. I guess we'll get an answer. Maybe Yeah, there is an answer. I'd rather a surprise here. Oh yay. That means I know it's gonna be good Oh, I thought that was coming from the computer at first. What is this? We'll build that little 3d back, but they were so happy with it. He used it after all Let's get under. Oh, yeah, that's right. We can just walk away from him. Okay No, there's a dude back there. Yeah Jesus got a sword and shield See how it just they clearly got more budget Oh, definitely like this is an actual place I'm hiding here. I think it's big Okay, just cool it Calm down the gun down. This is Jill. That's I'm LeBron So Does the raccoon city police department have any comment on what they say raccoon not raccoon. It sounds bad Oh, this is a camcorder. It records things any of us make it out of here We'll use that for the cover that looks great. I only have 17 minutes left. If what yms said is true We should see some special effects in that camcorder, right? You justify it being shittier Here you go alone Let's split up What's up with this Tomb Raider outfit? Isn't that hero outfit? That's yeah, she wears the same outfit in a game. That can't be right Listen, she looks like she does. She's pretty hot. I think old Resident Evil fans were happy to see it I don't have any. Oh, that's gonna be a zombie. Are you all right? I don't have any of these those shoulder holsters. I should get some because they're cool They give you cool points for sure. Yeah, definitely and especially if they have the magazines on the other side, too Like leon scott kennedy I'm walking into this room. It's my sister. She's not well Maybe I can help Wait, this has been going on in this church while the other guy was here this whole time Oh Oh, what an unfortunate time for her to break out That setup and payoff was just That was full circle in 12 seconds. All right Well, all right the zombies.  We've got a whole city of humans to kill now So It looked like it was about a quarter in It's kind of shaped like a crucifix. It makes sense. It repels zombos Oh, we get to see the the the new budget. Yeah, the updated liquor budget Oh wow already looks slightly better Show it on the camera first Well, I mean that's just what we saw earlier, but also on the camera now. I mean if ever It's gonna be Why are you running? Why wouldn't you stay with them? It seems like it was a good decision. Yeah, as humans are in biological If they didn't do this, we wouldn't have a movie a scene where the ginger gets eaten by the zombie frog The zombie frog That's sort of what it is. That's what it looks like. Let's hop it around. It's bouncing around That's totally what it is. I've just never realized. It's definitely a zombie frog.  Kennedy and jill valentina should team up I wonder how many like Guns they actually have as props and they just pass it between people at different scenes I don't even know if you remember this right but leon is in this franchise. He does eventually join Oh, no, I didn't know that. Oh wait.  Yeah, she's she's not like the worst actress ever and uh, she looks She looks the part Well, what a waste of ammo Yeah, I guess Glad she got that revolver to just empty it We also get clear redfield.  Yeah, I like the religious themes of them being in this dark church. Yes surrounded by predators Wait a minute Does this place smell pu can you really be surrounded by one person rags?  They got us boxed them. Oh, there is more than one What are we gonna do leave? Let's go. Oh That's loud. Also, was that gun not ready to fire? I wasn't about to ask the same thing But it's cool if they load them before shooting them in gun noise.   Oh, this is fantastic Why are you all being slow to turn around? Yeah, I like that's the definite improvement over the last film You're out of ammo. Why uh, well then we know how about that then someone else?  Oh, this is so badass. I can't believe a church. Let them do this Oh, she's like awning I love it. Yes. Oh, look at it. Wait, what is that? What? Oh my goodness. What's good? Is she gonna get that state? Oh Look at that This was the one I was thinking of when I said this film How did she know to do any of that? Oh my goodness You shouldn't cross her See rags should have made this Yeah, it should have made this Luckily, I carry a spare shotgun It's like a gun, but worse than basically every way You didn't even try this. Oh, whoa Yeah, I don't want to shoot in a pump action with one. Um, when you have a noodle arm I'm gonna like really have a kick back like me. Yeah, it's not gonna. It's fine.  No Yeah He crashed because of that distracted by zombie tits. This guy's arc is terrible. No, he just reverts and leave How do you write? He's the most he's the most reliable character in this whole thing so far. Oh, yeah I can't believe two women showed the world their tits for this film. They were probably paid well Yeah, they probably well. No, let's calm down. What do you mean this 300 million this film was made? I don't know. I feel like What an interesting mix of weaponry if you have going here, why can't they all just shoot? Oh Okay That guy's dead I do why? Why not? Why? It's too late for me. Yeah. Oh, there was only three.   You could just run away from them Those are trained soldiers by the way. No, they don't they don't even know they're just actors They know what it was forward. They don't know what is behind left or right I don't know if they know what's up. That's one of those question marks. We have about most factions Also, I wanted to comment more on the fact that she threw my motorcycle into a liquor and it went directly up Like they just shot up like a rocket. I don't understand Oh, that's probably a good place to be there might be more of those That must look very not fake. There are more we'd have seen them by now So you know what they are Why did you put that on to fight the zombies it's zombie fight now What do you think I'm doing he's wounded the infection spreading I'm fine. Does she know he was bitten rather than just hurt? No If it comes to that I'll take care of it myself Yeah, that always ends well in these movies, doesn't it?  She's like, I don't have a gun We were poor ones. Just like Jesus Christ. I hope these people are stable like I don't have to end up with the crazy ones What happened to you?  You really cared about that random chick from the last movie. She's hardened veteran zombie killer now and it's kind of like, huh? Okay. Oh Oh No, how could that have possibly happened? You see it's turning the dead into the undead Are they not in coffins buried beneath like six feet of dirt? Well, they're digging through, right? They're digging through How does the t-virus get on them? If the air it got into the oh my god, they're gonna get surrounded real quick again I have guns. However.  I don't even know what to say. What is this editing?  We leave it down. You're like, okay Why did you just leave to begin with? And of course it never addresses the biggest scandal in raccoon city history Which is where the undertaker was only burying people six inches under the dirt with no coffins. Yeah with no coffins I thought that was good for environment Imagine being a zombie waking up in a coffin.   Activate nemesis program now. Oh, how bad is this gonna look? I remember being so so I do remember people having big issues with we'll get to that stuff Norma sis You know, you guys are next to a burning car Oh No, randy's dying.  Yeah Wow, they just showed up here Well, you know hospital that will be helpful for their friend, right?  Where is this in real real? I'm trying to figure out where in the building this is Is this something like a like a community center for it? Why is that one open? Wait someone. Oh, it was it was a drop for nemesis not for them Oh I remember weapon cases these weren't meant for us Oh Oh, by the way, that guy did got wait. We just got fit. I'm confused wait Wait, who called bit just then? Oh one of them Maybe if they weren't doing these slow-mo two-frame Oh You missed you're loading rounds into the chamber one at a time It's the sniper from team fortress two How did you not see the he had those bullet sounds my hat for wearing dude?  Oh, yeah, that's right. That would have been oh schnizzle Remember to aim for the head there sniper man I don't know shoot it In Venice it's like this is a weird day.  Your accuracy is like shockingly good. Yeah He didn't need to move from your static position there. Oh, no. Now.  I feel like just shooting it with bullets would kill it. It should because he's literally flash They're stars. They're the best No, I'm playing grenades guys. Yes.  That's why I'm wearing one of the mouth.  What happens? I hope the pimp lives Well, the thing is he's a job creator. All right. He's good for the community individually. So surely he'd know He's only killing stars.  Wow, they're the best. They stood there and died from that minigun. There's no defense against a minigun. You know that Oh, okay, there you go. That was he's like a terminator. Okay I guess no predator. That's what predator does Okay, I like the the horror the horror film trope of the black guy always survives exclusively Mm-hmm After being in these movies, I barely feel human anymore I think she's pretty happy with having this as a huge vehicle for money-making and yeah, I guess so now I think about it.  You're calling a public paper.  We have a choice Not if you want to live beyond tonight. No, I'm thoroughly distracted by his glasses every time I see them Yeah, those are bizarre I want to see them even smaller just because everybody's every scene. They're just slightly What's he want with his daughter? He's trapped in the city. She's hiding out in her school We find her he'll help us escape the perimeter according to ashford umbrella No, they can't contain the infection raccoon city will be completely sanitized Precision tactical nuclear device what yield five kilotons doesn't matter That's my addition. It's like a nuke what yields.  I don't know the number.  Correct. It's the government, man Cover up Down at the nuclear power plant Okay, so that's not how any of this works So what do we do now? I think we should be out of here by sunrise. Why is there always an infected one on our team? Wait Summary is ain't gonna wait. I feel something in my weird mesh. There's something down there I don't see anything. Oh my god a blue arrow doesn't alter the fact that there is something down there Weird thing to say Oh All right. Well that solves that issue.  You know what that is? I can't believe they just killed that guy that way.  Wow like, okay.  This is what we've been waiting for So, yeah, they've been they built these two to fight each other before I aggravated What's their superpowers other than being like choosing I guess weirdly good at stuff.   I think she's actually like a superhero now Yeah, yeah, she's a superhero. She's been I think she's been injected with t-virus But like it doesn't it hasn't done evil things to where it's done good things I don't remember why though. Oh, okay Like oh, they don't large lards pretty well. Yeah, I think we're gonna show Yeah, yeah, right the rocket like Dante Oh, you can do it too. Oh, oh, he's so heavy. He crushed the car Man this sucks all of a sudden Yeah, he was pretty good with it I got the scientists are going. I don't know what we expected I think it was just going well, it was pretty fun I guess Good work at my feetsies She'd break something there or just surprise motherfucker Oh my god Oh, I'm glad this plastic bin protected me from that rocket.  I just like how he awkwardly tried to wrestle his little RPG out of the hole. He's like Oh, that was her finger on the middle one.  He was dead before we knew what to think Is that difficult to get out of course here we go Shoot him with your gun You might want to get the gun. Yep, there you go Oh, wow without even looking. Yeah, impressive Can't believe he followed you all the way.  Do you want to see a ammo and weapons there?  Oh, he got bit We're expendable. No, we've just been expended but not to us I like that light. We're expendable, but not to us Some random person's calling that cell phone. We better go and check it out Come on best character get him in there Take his guns with him. Oh, this is my guy's gotta sit in the back. Okay, I get it Oh, he's put them right up to his eyes now It's so tiny stuff This is what you get serious business. He pushes them right up Have you like the frames would get in the way of what you're trying to look at all of this?  What if raccoon police department used to raccoons instead of dogs I Got these kids go to school in a museum Forget it. I'm not going out there by myself I could go with you I'm great with chicks the first floor you Take the second I'll take the basement. Do you know how this works?  You never did so.  Oh, so this is how you load it. This is So this is a really small gun. It's going to be very difficult to shoot almost impossible for you This is the safety you have you can pull the trigger eight times until it's worthless Yeah, um, throw it at him. Don't point it at anyone.  He's seen he clearly jumped out of the way. Oh the sniper Yeah, I know I wanted him to hang around just because he just looked interesting having the hat and the attitude and the sniper I believe they have an attitude sniper man in um, oh, wow, that's why Why? Because it's So did you get the call? Oh Where did she come from He say that as well if he really wants his daughter's like by the way, there's gonna be other people there Do the same thing so like team up It's okay.   Is that CGI blood? I doubt that they've got so much money to spare I think that's makes me think why they were um the little handprints with child size There's gonna be children zombies How many times are they gonna do this? All right, we know it's a zombie one for each character Oh, that'll come from yeah, where did they come from? I mean, oh, you could have done this so much better. It's really creepy that funnily enough Game of Thrones has the best version of this a bunch of children eating.  Oh, well, I would feel I would feel responsible for her death Oh, hey, oh, wow. You're the one who survived. That's fortunate Are you? Wasn't a cockroach in the beginning remember that one good thing. Are you angela? Yes.  Wait, wait, what? Holt is why Wait a minute. So this is the room that the woman got eaten by all the children. They're all gone Yeah, oh, I guess they're it's a roaming it. That's how children operate The operated pack the operating packs you have the alpha bully who leads in the mall. There's other not zombies. They're just hungry They really did kind of kill that woman feel bad. It's okay, honey. They're slow. We can run around them. Maybe walk around them. Yeah Shoot it now Shoot it. It's not moving. Well, it is different Oh Oh, yeah, well in the last movie they shot him once and they died.  He said stay rags Oh Today left us for dead in this place now. I consider myself He's becoming less ginger as time goes on. It's Junofeff.  I've got you just because it's a dog. Why didn't you just help him? Yeah, there was nothing there was no way He's literally dead because you were right. You were right. Wow, but he was cool.    Yeah, I could just kick the dog like he's looking at me Why do they keep killing people in lame ways give them cool deaths for fuck's sake. Yeah, man Wait here. I need you to be bait. Oh, no, it's it was a spooky Yeah, because he needed to be there ninja lunch ladies, I guess it's been really easy to break mummies next Oh, no quick. There's dogs. So we're trying to kill us turn on all the gas Oh, she swung like really pathetically as well. What is it with women and swinging things? Whoa, misogytisms. Well, if I get a third example, it's not misogyny anymore I carry matches with me. Oh, it's like amnesia. Did she flicked that with her thumb? Yeah, that'd be tough to do Well, yeah Whoa, how far did you flick that?  That's what you get Yeah Well, she just saved us.   You kind of let a lot of people die. I'm gonna be on Are they clones of each other? I don't think so. It's funny. You say clones though rags Because that might be relevant eventually. Oh my goodness gracious Those are some weird hickeys. Yeah Are you giving hickeys to like? That's an advanced lunchbox It's the antivirus the cure to the t-buyers. I thought he made it for me He's sick. I think I'll get sick too He found a way to make his trunk. That's unhealthy. Also.  Look, he's acting. So what you're saying is so what you're saying is this this is a really stand-up guy Yeah, apparently do to save his daughter Really? No one. Yeah, I got it. Thank you. Damn Jesus Christ.  I'm sorry Oh, sorry, I was cool. You said stand-up guy. I get it. Sorry. I was watching the movie honestly Okay I was genuinely I was distracted by his tears in the flashbacks.   Tell me how we died don't tell me how he died When were you bitten three hours ago? What?  Well, I'm I'm thinking that the nature of helicopters is such that you could fly to almost anywhere you want to Do Dude, he did the villain turn around. He was just a good guy. You really thought I didn't know don't close the laptop. Don't do it Uh, it's good. How could you? It's a sony vio. No Yeah, like he just opens it back up like Infinite amount of time man Jesus christ, yeah, it took him ages to give him the kid be far. Yeah Wow, they got a big helicopter to this movie With their motorcycle elements I hope the black guy lives. He's cool. He's like me. He says the things that I'd say Oh, he's gonna come through them. Oh, he's broke his neck.  There's a big sniper. He's got a big old gun. I said weska lock lock Huh, how'd you get up here? Well, also she was a second late. He would have killed him. Yeah Um, that's not look cool. That looks great Why do you need to run down? Wait, I don't I don't think momentum works like that, but okay I like how low they all just wait there too none of them are actually oh Around not my uh see through shard. Whoa But I didn't do anything he has a motorcycle helmet on Okay also Like what is this? What even is this? They were told they were going to be picked up in the helicopter And once they went there and immediately started killing it Hey, they started it. Oh I've been looking you see when you smash the visor that means you've killed them. Yep. Yeah. Yeah It's well known. Stop do it. Wow. I get the knife. Wow. Everybody's throw knives Take their guns. That's even more. Oh, there's more guns in here. I'm 16s. All right Man, I wonder if Nemesis is gonna show up soon. Oh, yeah, that's right.   Every time she sees a computer monitor We saw a flash of Our time before this Anybody knows that we have hurry actually slow this down Uh, my shirt or oh, oh right Oh, hey, oh, you're here. What do you mean? What's the roll?  Wait, what? What is that? I didn't miss you. Where did you? Like our nemesis is chill too That was so that was so sudden Yeah, so I remember this being I remember this being the thing that fans of the series did not like the oc from You know, the creator is now going to battle one of the most well-doughed enemies of resident evil So someone I wanted to point out actually was the action scenes. This is so stellar in in these films You can always tell exactly what's happening. You can always Understand the stakes if you will so a fight between these two. Are you guys excited? I'm not really with guns would have been way worse.  He was a valuable asset to the corporation Literally the person she cares about the least Why wouldn't you shoot anyone else? He didn't shoot the pimps What's going through the pimps head right now? What's happening? I wonder if I'm expandable Okay The only thing that would have been funnier is if he had shot one of his own bodyguards Oh my god, I'm already dizzy Oh stop I think if they'd filmed this In like a normal way, it would have looked really bad.   It is amazing Stop it. You see how Paul W. S. Anderson captures the action He captures the momentum Well, I can't imagine why else they would have hung on that shot I like how they just cut back to this guy looking concerned These are what scientists do is like I just fight I guess with your fists. What what what? Wait, why why I guess to because he had a weapon and that's not fair Why is my one sided guys they treat these things like they're so much more durable than they actually are Dude she's 360'd him twice and then a third time Bulletproof, so what do you think this will do anything for it now? Remember me I wanted to say like I love you Be good It's been a couple of hours. Why are you dating someone else? Please let there be a tear please let there be a tear. Oh, I'll have a tear of happiness Finish him Finish it.  Don't you understand how important you are to me?  Dude you consider me not the future of humanity wow Wow, okay. I have one eye and no lips What took you so long buddy? Yeah No one's gonna mention nemesis just walking around there. Wait you do this now ours Well, those guys should not be standing so close.   All right Oh, oh, this will create a cool shot, right?  They're not firing.  That's that's not a payoff.  He must have taken ages to level over here Dude it's like tlj.  Yeah, everyone's getting wrecked. Ow. I would call this a draw Oh, no zombies are coming. I can't believe I'm happy to see zombies I know. Hey guys, what's up? See me you guys in a while You shouldn't have to convince him.  We don't have a resident evil like superfan In this selection that couldn't explain how sad they were at every one of these movies Or maybe they're they're really really upset that we don't like it It's no way. No, I bet there's a fad of the games. I don't know if there are fads of the movies.  Well, there is a nuke coming.  Give me a kiss, baby I can't you shot me instead of the random pimp. Wait, hang on. Why is he as happy anyways? He just he got shot, didn't he?  Oh, no He didn't get bitten or something. You don't have to get bitten to be a zombie Fine. I don't remember the little girl being in the next one. Does she die? I hope so Uh, you know, I feel like it would have already blown up Yeah, it took a really long time It's very slow acting jokes, but yeah, we're seeing it in slow motion. Oh, this is why it was so expensive They nuked a whole city to make this. That's what they're looking for Real dedication to the craft Um, I feel like you did that close. You're probably doomed It's like in one of the games like when a nuke just explodes right behind you What?     Yay I think he's a bad guy like for the rest of the series now Fetch the medical team He's dead. What about the others? No other bodies found sir You ain't looking too good It's a shame that that pipe killed her We have unconfirmed reports of disaster at raccoon city.  All right, now it's time for our sequel setup.  It's not oh Snow clone see I would reference alien four first myself I'm more like perfect No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Snow clones. Snow clones Hey Wake up Can you hear me? No Can I have a say? Oh, okay. Bye Okay, she's unconscious again Yeah, did he? Oh actually, I didn't have that grin at all Nuts large nipples no right it's cold in there what I guess yeah that's that's she gets naked at the beginning and end of every one of these both physical and mental are developing at a geometric rate geometric geometric rate so she said like they develop into like shapes and one of the ticking things standing blinking do you know what that is check check it's a pen yeah I know you see we're being very condescending soon you try hey right remember he was the bad guy in the first Tomb Raider yeah he was yeah his whole shtick was throwing knives into people we got to watch that too there's so many things to watch can you remember anything she fucking gets a dose of amnesia so my name is Alice is that what's gonna end the film my name is Alice my name yes is Alice I mean it is your name also I fucking hate pins oh dude we just work here I don't even what's why are you mad there was a guy with a gun on it what's he doing oh I remember this I'm looking forward to your reaction to this folks request immediate backup how did she get that far without any okay I'm not even sure what that was I can't remember like why she can do today oh look at that guy's nose did you like kill everyone okay level six authors oh I guess he's fine level six authorization I like you didn't hear their lasers turning off new new new new um so they plan to do this when she broke out or I don't know I like it to pin became a soldier yeah it's compelling character ox what is I think it's more of a character jacket lime it's a character spaghetti this play thing are you leaving with our top secret she's looking me with I'm scared let them go okay done done done done oh you hear why she got umbrella eyes wow he was looking right at it when she did that why are we talking about this now guys Alice is acting weird she's not responding to any of this right oh I guess she gave up on that question so did he okay bye honestly I do I do remember thinking that the third one does not account for this ending very well like when we begin the third one a lot of this stuff is not answered I don't think yeah of course certainly not in a satisfying way what if the world is actually a big umbrella umbrella satellite of course I mean the shock is that umbrella and satellites directed by like there was no that's much engaged for the end credits I did look it up a few minutes ago it was 288 million for the whole franchise oh yeah I was looking at the wrong wiki page I apologize that means that for every expensive scene I see now I know it's one less coming up it is it is 45 million for this film okay hmm this was what 2004 2004 yeah it got a 20% on rotten tomatoes as well what do you think first one better or second one better second one second one's better in in in funnies for sure there's no competition I think I think the next one's in the desert right yeah it just I think the opening they say the zombies took over the world and everything is desert now yeah yeah the apocalypse one happens after the one called apocalypse called extinction Theo it makes sense all right okay I see and then you think well how can anything come after extinction well the fourth one's called after life so get fucked oh man brava insanity definitely so good oh I I just I so enjoy these films sniper bum homeowner all the woman suit one two three four under gaudy hooker so yeah that's like this is Mallory's fourth grade class they're just the crazy eights because they're eight years old I get it yeah yeah I like how that room was empty when they showed up again kids getting a shot the whole thing is strange because apparently the girl was in there the whole time to I guess she was just trying to avoid the zombies like don't eat behind the desk was it because she was infected already that is that how it works zombies don't eat you if you're infected the first one the blood on them and they were like all crazy and shit we love blood hmm you see blood she should have kept that cube man if she just kept the cube stop no the cube one-shot kill bullets practically worthless but the cube one-shot kill I bet it's not we can't even get within 10 feet of the cube mmm so rags in the future films there's even less plot I don't know about less like the plot just starts to go nuts like it's just less sense the insane it was actually like progression of events in this that attempts to try and make sense in some weird way I mean I guess it feels consistent within its own universe to a point but it goes like each movie is more and more and more yeah I don't think they did either I think after the first one released they're like wait it made money oh shit and it completely diverges from the games they totally play the people enjoy the insanity part it's like the Fast and the Furious franchise I think it's gonna be a ride yeah that's the second one what yeah what a thing that was thanks for watching bye it's a pen what'd you bring me


Fel fod yn fawr, a gweithiwch i'r ddechrau 98 o'r Ymgrifennidol yn gweithio'r llenwch. rwy'n rhai o ddechrau, byddwn yn y 98't iddyn nhw, ymrwy'n 99'r ddechrau, a ym Mhwyfyr yn y 100'r ddechrau. Dyma'n hynny'n gweithio'r ddweud o'r byddwch ymgyrch yn staffol yng Nghymru. Felly bywch yn y 98. Mynd i'n gwelwch yn ymweld o'ch cael cael cyfrydd y cyrraedd cyntaf. Y cael ei siarad hon 不 effaith cyrraedd yn ymweld i'n meddwl. Arbydd y ffrind y galla cyfan amdoryddol o'r cyfrannu a'r cyfrannu syniol i'r cyfrannu ond mae'n cyfrannu ar oedd yn dael o'r fan.  Gwyddech chi'n gweld mewn ystafell, yn ymgyrchol, ond mae'n fwy o'r gwneud, mae'n fwy o'r wneud yn gŵr o'r hyn o'r llwyffydd. Ond mae'n fwy o'r llwyffydd o'r cymdeilig, ond mae'n fwy o'r llwyffydd o'r llwyffydd i'n fawr i'r gwybod ddiddordeb yn ystafell, i'n fawr i'n fawr i'r llwyffydd, i'n fawr i'r gweithio i'r fawr, i'n fawr i'r llwyffydd. I'm doing it and we want to feel grounded, we want to feel flexible. I said the other day that equanimity is so important in the quality of the ability to remain grounded, the ability to remain stable in the midst of any experience. So you might be suffering. You know, some suffering. You might be you might know to some suffering. How do you how do you work with it? How do you work with the traumas or the emotions or things? We talked at length about the six people who and how to deal with people who are negative, but how do you always respond with compassion so that you don't get knocked off balance and by the unexpected or by whatever, that then you get into this emotional tangle or turmoil, cut it, cut the ambitial chord, keep the equanimity with yourself ac fel y maen i'r cwrinimid, y byddai cwrinimid fel y byd i'w ei wneud. Mae'r cyllid iaith yn ddiddur â'r cyllid a'r cyfeirio, ond yn y cwrinimid, mae'r cyfeirio eisiau yn cerddur ac yn cyfnodol. Mae'r cyfeirio i'r cyfeirio a'r cwrinimid a'r cyfeirio cyfeirio wrth y maen i'r cyfeirio. Mae'n cyfarfod o'r cyfnodol i'r holl a'r cyfnodol i'r llwy. is important because you see that's what being mindful is all about. It's equanimity and we're going to do a very short meditation.  I just want you to find your posture as we always do. It's day 98 and bring your awareness into your present experience and just notice the sounds that are around you. The feelings in your body and your overall state of mind. Open your awareness. And when something comes up, tune into it in your mind, noticing where you might get knocked off balance slightly. Certain sounds, thoughts or feelings in the body may feel charged putting you from that calm state of mind. Picture somebody who has not been kind to you or has not made you feel good but don't get knocked off balance. Stay certain with equanimity and breath. Sit with the awareness of your balance for a few moments. And conversely just bring to mind someone you care deeply about and connect with your intention to care for this person. Recognise that although you may care for the person, you cannot control their happiness. But what you can do is you can offer a few phrases of equanimity. May you be happy. May you be in charge of your happiness. Your happiness is dependent upon your actions, not my wishes. And I want you now just to switch to somebody else you care about and try to find someone who is currently experiencing some pain or suffering. Connecting with your intention to care but remain stable. Offer these phrases of compassion and equanimity. May you be free and happy. May you be happy. May you be in charge of your happiness. Offer these phrases of compassion and equanimity. May you be free from suffering. May you take action to care for your pain. Your freedom is dependent upon your actions. Not my wishes for you. May you be free from suffering. May you take action to care for your pain.  May your joy continue, may you be in charge of your joy, your joy is in your hands and is not dependent upon my wishes for you. May your joy continue, may you be in charge of your joy your joy is in your hands and is not dependent upon my wishes for you now we've offered some phrases for people and I want you to return now to your own experience and recognize that your happiness is in your own hands and be proud of your effort in practicing encouraging cultivating happiness for yourself and you can say to yourself may I continue with my joy I am in charge of my happiness and my happiness is not dependent on other people or their wishes may my joy continue I am in charge of my happiness and my joy is not dependent on other people or the wishes of other people it is in my own hands when you're already slowly wiggly fingers and come back into the room so we're talking here about you know how we can you know keep a solid mind how we can keep practicing equanimity and that's important for so many reasons and day 98 is about just trying to think about how after all this is finished how we can keep it going maybe we start day one again but how do we keep it going how do we learn these tools to be able to use them and work with them in our everyday lives to help us have this happy balanced spiritual life with clarity and purpose good afternoon julian I love you or if I've got a bed tonight good night julian I love you thank you for watching day 98 I'll see you tomorrow for day 99 God bless be love and give love and I'll see you soon bye bye


Dear students, let me present to you the concept of the mean, variance and standard deviation of a random variable. First let us consider the case when the random variable x is a discrete variable. So in this case, the expected value of x will be given by summation x into p of x where x, of course, are the values, x values are the values of the random variable and p of x represents the probabilities associated with those values. So, the expected value of x is equal to summation x into p of x. Let us look at this in detail. Suppose that these values, the values of x, suppose that they are a1, a2, a3, and so on. Then the formula that I just presented to you, summation x into p of x. A1 multiplied by p of a1 plus a2 multiplied by p of a2 plus a3 into p of a3 plus so on, so on. This sum of products is seen to be a kind of a weighted average of the values of a1, a2, a3 and the weight associated with each ai is p of ai. The probabilities they are acting as the weights. So, in general, we say that arithmetic mean is simply add the values and divide by their number, summation x over n. But if you open it a little bit and write it, what will happen? It will be something like this. If the values are once again a1, a2, so on, up to an. So, what we say that summation x over n, this will actually be a1 plus a2 plus a3, so on, so on, plus an over n. Now, this n in the denominator, if you attach it to each ai separately, what will it be? a1 over n plus a2 over n plus so on, so on, an over n. If we say this, 1 over n multiplied by a1 plus 1 over n multiplied by a2 plus so on, so on, 1 over n multiplied by an. And if we reverse the order of this, what will it be? a1 into 1 over n plus a2 into 1 over n plus so on, so on, an into 1 over n. So, this thing that is being multiplied by 1 over n, this is, in this case, you can see that only one quantity is being multiplied. So, this is the case that each one of those ai's is being given the same weight. They are all attached to the same weight, 1 by n, 1 by n, 1 by n. Generally, it does not have to be the same weight. So, a b pehle aapke saamne rakha, ai into p of ai. In general situation me yeh hota hai, ke wo jo probability hai, that acts as the weight. If all the values are equi probable, then we will have something like what I just said. But if the various values are not equi probable, then they will, each one of those values will have a different weight. To yeh is kusum ka concept hai, bahar hal, it is that same mean, which we are talking about all the time, the most fundamental concept for any random variable. Is ke baad next, let us talk about the variance. So, variance kya jizein? Again, let us consider a discrete random variable, where support a1, a2, a3, yani jo values hai us variable kyi, yahi hai. Aur uske baad, aab agar hum variance nikal na chata hai, to uska formula kya hoega? As you know, the variance is given by the expected value of x minus mu, mu whole square. Abhi thodi der pehle jizeen ka zikar ho raha tha, mean ka jo zikar ho raha tha. Of course, uske ko mu se denote krtein hai. So, expected value of x minus mu whole square jo hai, in case of a discrete variable, that will be equal to summation x minus mu whole square into p of x. To isko bhi agar hum ussi tarah se khol na hai, to kya baneega? a1 minus mu whole square into p of a1, plus a2 minus mu whole square into p of a2, plus so on, so on. So, therefore, this particular sum of products will also be interpreted as a kind of a weighted average of the squares of the deviations of the numbers a1, a2, a3 from the mean mu. And again, the weight attached with each of these expressions, a1 minus mu whole square will be p of a1, the probability. Ye ho gaya variance aur iske baad, we all know that if we take the square root of the variance, then we get what is called the standard deviation. And as you know, the standard deviation is one of the most important measures of dispersion. Iske lawa shortcut formulae ki bhi baad, yehi pa kar lete hain, yeh jo variance ka formula abhi aapke saamne rakha, through a very, very simple derivation, as what is now in front of you on the screen, we can show that the variance is equal to the expected value of x square minus the expected value of x whole square. In the other words, the variance is equal to e of x square minus mu square. This is a shortcut formula, jab aapne compute karna hota hain, yeh derive karna hota hain. To yeh jo formula hain, yeh aksar baat handy hota hain, you get your result quickly, and that is why it is called the shortcut formula.


Okay, 6k USD per day.  I can't do this Okay, so you got to be progressive about things and like be very Logical about the decisions that you make when you're optimizing your ads as well because um, all you're trying to do Is playing a stock market. Okay, you're trying to put a dollar in and get back three dollars four dollars out. Okay, so like Let's let's talk about how you're going to do this I'm going to dive into the ad account as well so that later you can get a sense of what I'm talking about as well Okay, so um, when you launch the ad right first three days, don't touch it Okay, really if you do any type of experiment you need some data to make Statistically significant decisions if you can't do that don't touch it. Okay, really just don't touch it Just don't even open up your ads manager. It's not going to be good for your mental health Okay, after the three days you go into optimization. Okay. Um, let me tell you exactly and show you how to do it Okay, so first always understand what your campaign objective is if you're optimizing for leads You need to go and find the metrics that important for leads. Okay, if you're optimizing for purchase For example e-commerce there's transaction online people are paying credit card online You need to find that metric that is important. Okay go down to the most bottom of funnel metrics Okay, and afterwards make the decision there. Okay, so you can see this account Okay, uh massive massive budgets are running here. You can see like even 11 million people reach right so don't don't think that like, um Just because it's a very big account and like what 200 200k spend on this Means that like you you can't do this. Okay Okay, so let me show you how I uh make decisions how we meet abide and the strategy behind it Okay, the strategy behind that is not to lose money. Okay. So, uh, once you understand that Yeah, okay, so for example, this is an e-commerce store and the e-com the objective is conversion Is rho s right if I see that the rho s drops Then I got to do something about it. If it doesn't drop Then that's good. Okay.  So always look at the bottom of final approach in this case because it's e-com. I'm going to Uh, what's the call I'm going to focus on e-com. So on the right hand side here press columns. Okay. I have my own default Favorite e-com column whatever it is. Okay, but you can do the same thing for yourself So you you come in here press columns go down to customize columns. Okay And then um, you can see here on the right hand side You can search for any new uh columns that you need to add Okay, so for me personally, uh, you can see here Uh, this is so extremely one. Okay. Let me just show you. Okay. So I press columns My e-com. Okay, you can see uh, I am in link clicks link clicks out of bound Cost per unique link click cost per unique landing page cost per unique add cut cost per unique purchase I like to see as as progression, right? So I can see uh, the drop off, right? So this gets increasingly more expensive. This makes hundred percent sense. Okay, then afterwards I go into Instead of the cost per I go into the individual metric. Okay, so uh, add to cart website add to cart cost per check out check out initiate Purchase purchase, right? Can you see here up to this point, right? I I couldn't care less about the link clicks Right. This is why segment between the cost as well as as the bottom of final things because in e-commerce All you're doing is looking for the purchase. You don't care about anything else. Right. So uh, stuff like this Cost per unique purchase important cost per unique checkout is when you don't have a purchase Okay, so uh, and then afterwards at the end is always the roars, right? So uh, once I go in I come into my columns Scroll to the right first Okay, don't look at the data like it's like so many things focus on one metric one metric only. Okay, and in this case Uh, what's important here is roars, right? So you can see a roars is here Uh, I think the break even for this is a 1.6. So everything is is either on cold or warm traffic So keep that in mind as well. Okay, so like for example here I see nothing nothing on the campaign level is bad Which is extremely good, right? But then if you go down the ad set level it's going to be even more profitable, right? Because you understand that Um on the campaign level.  Oh, yes. Okay. So you can see here, right? There are many ads that's happening And like there's too too many things happening You cannot have clarity in your decision making, right? So you can see, um The ones that are running all here. Okay, so all roars is very very good, right? So I don't I don't have to touch this at all. Okay It's only when you see that anything that's below your break even point Or it's too close to a kpi that you are not comfortable with, right? So for example, my break even roars is 1.6 anything that's too close to 1.6 or anything that's below 2 I'm going to examine it. Okay. And so, um, you can drill down here You can just press and it will sort by Uh, the the roars, right? Okay, so I'll sort by active Okay, okay, so this is uh Okay, so I mean I I mean need to scroll a bit Okay, so I see here. So this is my lowest performing active campaign At the moment, this is the only one that's on and it's at 2.26. Right. So 2.33 2.52. Okay. So like because I know this I go down into that specific campaign and understand what's happening Okay, so can you see here? I'm all I'm doing right is isolating the factors that, um, that are not performing Right. And if they are actually not performing and I, um, uh, figure that out why I had to fix it or I turn it off Okay, so that is number one. You you have to turn off the assets that are not working too well Okay, another, uh, not trick but like another tactic That I can show you I think it's uh, yes automated rules. So automated rules, right, uh, in this in this account here We rather do manual because I think we want more control over this But you can create automated rules for yourself so that you don't have to, uh, think so much all the time Okay, you you let the machine. Uh, sorry, you let the rules speak for themselves Okay, so you can see here, right? These are some of the rules that you can implement for yourself. So if you can see, um This one is like the ad set will turn on when the roe s is more than 2.5 and you spend more than $40 Right. This is important because, um, if I'm spending more than $40, there is some Statistical significance to it as well as the roe s is doing well Second one, uh, the budget will plus 20% if the rest is more than 2.5 Right, so it makes sense, right if it's performing well increase the budget if it's not turning off Okay, you can see here roe s less than 1.8 So even though my my break even worse is at 1.6 at 1.8 I'm really uncomfortable.  You turn it off when roe s is less than 1.8 Okay, uh cost per purchase more than 38 and uh if the purchase is less than one So on the ad set level you can see here turn off the ad set, right? Um on the ad set level if it's less I have less than one purchase and then my cost per purchase is too high for me It's like $38, right? I'll turn it off. Okay, so it makes sense. You're cutting a losses here and the last one is like, um spend more than 50 Roe s less than 2.1 So I spend significant amount on on the ads on the ad level. You can see this at this ad set different. Okay, um Spend more than $50 and the roe s itself on each ad is less than 2.1. I'll turn it off Okay, so I can click through here and then you can go and like Configure yourself so you can press plus here and then you can go and choose the result whatever Right, you can you can create your own automated rules This is very powerful because you don't have to keep thinking about it all the time. You are letting the machine running Okay, although sometimes facebook is a bit wonky And the rules don't even like like work. Okay, so so keep that in mind as well. Um, I'd be better to say but like, okay But that's the facebook engine. Okay, and then of course like, um Obviously label your rules. So it's very very clear. Yeah, and then um, that will basically help you in your ad buying as well Okay, so, um I guess the taking point from this video. Sorry. I talked so long The taking point for this video is like There's so much data And your mind is going to get like get like Explode right so for you to actually uh make decisions clearly You need to always optimize for one metric. Okay in e-commerce that that's roe s. It's like it's like, uh, it's not even an option Right in e-commerce. That's roe s Right, so you always see I always see here. I couldn't bother with everything else here I always go down pop up and I see and I identify Okay, so for example, which is my best performing creative like for example 5.94. Got them. Okay. Okay, but uh, this is uh, this is a retargeting ad. So I cannot consider that 5 5.73. Okay. This is a bottle. This is uh, at the cut Retargeting so I can't consider Okay, so for example, one is doing very well 4.83 on cold traffic. Can you see this right? So I go in here And then uh, sometimes like I also will go break down So if you can see break down by delivery and then you go in age and gender or even country if you're going international Okay, so you go in age and gender and then you try to find out where why where Which population segment is the most profitable and the reason why you want to do that is because If you are doing writing copy, right, you can tell the copywriter. Hey This angle is working very well for this demographic. Right. So that that's very important as well So you can see here, right, uh, like really fantastic numbers like for example 6 6.21 6.57 This is what 25 34 female 55 64 female Right. So I know that the female audience these two are very very strong And if you can see like patterns between each asset as well, that's very very good So 6.21 6.57. Is it the same as this one? No, it's not the same so that there's not much of a pattern here 5.69 3.3 Okay, so so in this case like if you see across assets as well, um The winning form not winning formula the the the thing that's important the variable right here is female Everybody on female is working well. Okay. It's not the age So I can't isolate that as as a factor for for writing new copy or whatever. Okay Uh, I really hopefully that makes makes sense to you. Uh, but yeah, okay So I guess I just want to boil down to three points to make it simple for you If you literally don't understand what I said, okay, um, can do automated rules to help you save time Okay, but always keep track of your numbers as well. Number two is um, don't get confused when there's so much data Just focus on one metric if it's lead generation Cost per lead or cost per book call If it's e-commerce or literally anything else, uh, check the row S Okay, and number three you can dive down and um dive deeper into your campaigns after you have gotten the launch Okay, so the launch is three days after three days, then you go and make decisions and change things Otherwise just let facebook spend the money. Okay. They love money. Okay fair enough But like um, you cannot make a decision if you don't have data Okay, so hopefully you gain some insight to this. Um, yes Okay Yeah, okay. If you have any questions, I really anything at all. Please go into the facebook group and just ask or or Just put it in the comments section down below. Okay. Okay. Um, I'll see you in the next video


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This is Mises weekends with your host Jeff Deist. All right, ladies and gentlemen welcome back once again to Mises weekends We are audio only this week But we're joined by our good friend many of you know and Michael Bolden from the 10th Amendment Center Michael and I both recently had the honor of speaking at an event in Dallas, Texas held by the Abbaville Institute on one of our favorite Topics which is the session decentralization breaking up Finding some sort of path to political Subsidiarity in this country because as we've seen the midterms did not exactly heal any divisions among us So Michael great to see you last weekend great to talk to you today Yeah, it was really fun and thank you for having me on to talk about this today, Jeff Well, I want to talk about the event itself first Just for the for the listeners. Let me give a quick rundown You know, I want to hand it to the Abbaville Institute the the participants were Ideologically varied Kirk Patrick sit Kirk Patrick sale was there many of you will know him as kind of an independent journalist He's been around a long time and he is very much a left environmentalist in terms of his focus and he talked about how Smaller Polities might actually help us with what he sees I don't necessarily agree but with what what he sees as an environmental calamity With regards to climate change The aforementioned Michael Bolden was there Alan Mendenhall was there many of you know him from Faulkner law He gave a great talk about Hayekian Decentralization and how centralized big governments can't have the knowledge they need to be efficient and Perhaps most importantly or most interestingly a gentleman that I've gotten to know named Marcus Ruiz Evans was there He is a Californian. He describes himself as a left progressive I think he's kind of on the moderate end of left progressivism at least as it stands today but nonetheless, you know, he makes a strong case for Cal exit is and he runs an organization called. Yes, California modeled after the yes people in Brexit and One of his arguments I don't necessarily share it is that because California is a net tax payer rather than tax consumer with respect to Uncle Sam That that surplus that were to remain in California could go a long way towards healing and paying for their Overburdened welfare state. I'm not sure Michael that I believe him because He doesn't address the issue of pensions and California has some unbelievable state County and local municipal pension liabilities in the future Which are going to get pretty ugly, but nonetheless You know give me your thoughts on the conference Well, I thought it was really interesting and like you said it was this kind of wide range of political viewpoints all Advocating for the same kind of solution. I particularly not just to because you're the host today, Jeff But I particularly liked your presentation this kind of thought experiment talking about how the Bay Area is basically the size of Switzerland and why would we want why would people a more free market more Liberty minded people want to force a Liberty solution of health care on that area if they want their socialism Let them do it because if you don't and I think the message you can take even further if you don't allow people to make their Own choices good or bad in their own area in the way that they believe is right Then eventually they're going to want to try to make the decision for everybody because then that becomes the only way They can accomplish their goals and I think Alan speech Speaks to this as well You don't learn what's good or bad when you have a one-size-fits-all kind of quasi solution That's similar to what the left or the right wants and you keep having this battle to control the entire pie Instead of allowing people to learn and experiment in their own communities Yeah, but then the midterms Demonstrated nothing and I think had there really been a big blue wave Don't they always I mean yeah from our perspective, but let's say the Dems had picked up 50 seats and and two or three Senate seats And we're angling to beat Trump in 2020 control all three so-called branches of government I think that they would be dropping a lot of the federalism talk a lot of the Secession talk a lot of the let's break up talk and there was a lot of it Let's not forget right after Trump won there were articles in places like the New Republic There was a an egg an article called blue exit Which was all about look These retrograde states full of deplorables can no longer be part of us and you know That's often the philosophy of the team that thinks it's losing the team that thinks it's winning is saying look Why should we give up any territory? We're going to control the the entirety of the United States So it's going to be interesting to see but I know you and I talked offline There's an unbelievable new article and we'll link to it in in this podcast and on our YouTube page In New York Mag The Intelligents are as many of you will be familiar with that. It's called divided. We stand it was written by a gentleman with whom I'm not familiar Name Sasha Eisenberg or Issenberg and he really wrote a thorough and in-depth article a sort of casting some scenarios Under which the the former US now called the federated blue and federated red states could actually Exist and and he goes into a lot of really interesting almost sci-fi examples of the future, you know, he talks about healthcare Right to work states. He talks about rail transportation things like tariffs among not only the two federated states But also foreign governments. He talks about our dealings with Mexico our dealings with the Federal Reserve He talks about the the idea of maybe a hurricane comes across that affects both Federated territories he talks about ag subsidies and tariffs and all kinds of things so he really put some thought into it and You know, I guess you've had a chance to read it Michael. This this is the kind of thing that is really Gonna shock people out of their doldrums. I think well It's it's interesting because it was right out of your speech But taken to its conclusion like where will this go in the future it reads like a very interesting story He's talking about the governors of former red and former blue states Basically what he was talking about are proposing were states that had similar Ideological viewpoints and we know here on the coast that that's the way they are generally California, Oregon Washington state would form these compacts under the Constitution agreements to do various things interstate commerce and then plead to the National government to give approval to it now. I think they should do it whether or not they get approved I think people should make their choices But he talks about this future where you can have governors that would generally be opposed Politicians who would generally be opposed standing in front of the cameras shaking saying you know what we're not gonna try to force our Viewpoint on these people and they aren't gonna do the same for us and it is really You know, we're talking before we start recording here. It's it's it's kind of a hopeful story It's a hopeful story that instead of bad bashing everyone over the head every few years There's something in the future whether you believe in progressive views Which I think Jeff you and I we know that most of the listeners here probably do not or if we believe in more liberty There's a greater chance of having more liberty if we actually Encourage the progressives to make their decisions in smaller geographic areas And now this wasn't the only type of article that we've seen in the Trump era back just in Early last year. There was an article in Slate magazine talking about basically nullification of the federal fugitive slave act as a model for states in response today To Trump's immigration policies. So we see this more and more and I think clearly it is a partisan strategy But the more that they put out this type of strategy I think the more that it will catch on within the grassroots even if it's in small numbers And it's incumbent upon us to help encourage that to grow. I believe Well, you live in Los Angeles. What would you do if some scenario like this unfolded under Gavin Newsom and California implemented some deep blue wish list type things. What would you do? How would that affect your life? Well, I mean, I really like the food here and the weather is great. So I mean something about the lefties There's great food options. I mean if they start restricting that we might have a different thing going on But they're already talking about single-payer health care There was a bill introduced in the last session here in California SB 562 that would have done it But instead they decided to just study the cost But now Newsom is on record saying he supports this clearly. There's no way to afford it But I think they're gonna start pushing in that direction and even though I oppose Single-payer health care as an individual I want to see some state do it and I want to see it show everyone else What a colossal failure it is. This is gonna be better for the rest of the country in my view Yeah, well, they're talking about maybe $400 billion dollars. Yeah, I think that was a finance it and of course Gavin Newsom is now I think at the point where he has a two-thirds majority in both Political bodies in California So that's gonna be very interesting to see if he boldly goes forward with a single-payer system Whether he may be boldly goes forward at a tax prop 13 which a lot of our listeners will be familiar with it caps property tax Rates in California. So and frankly, I kind of hope he does if that's what if that's what in other words as Libertarians at what point do we start to say that universal political precepts are few and far between? It also goes back to Alan Mendenhall Mendenhall speech last week Saturday. This is about knowledge So how can we prove to people how bad these ideas are until they're put into practice? We can show them man economy and state till we're blue in the face But they're not gonna read it and they're not gonna believe it because they are really wedded to the idea that government Provided services, I guess we can call them are really the way to go So if they don't actually do it and they don't learn the bad results, then it's never gonna change So we should encourage this type of thing to happen now California could a California economic collapse could create ripple effects clearly But that's outside of my realm whether it's California or Vermont or someone else we want to see people redirect their political energy inward and Make their decisions more locally or on a state level at least for the time being And of course none of us whether there was an actual outright secession or just a greater degree of federalism granted to California Or taken by California none of us want to see California struggle that would affect all of us We have a highly interconnected Interdependent economy for example no matter what business you're in you're probably you're probably either selling or buying tangentially And certainly from the knowledge sector based in Silicon Valley There's this you know Michael There's this idea that that we have to be at odds and we're only at odds politically We're not at odds commercially as a matter of fact. We're codependent That's a yeah, that I mean think that sums it up because I think it was maybe Ron Paul who said a few years ago talking about The foreign policy belligerence towards Iran No one wakes up in the morning thinking about a Persian person worried about whether or not they have to kill that person Because they're just human beings Just like us Californians are just as human as you are down in Alabama, of course, too Well, you know in my talk I did Basically stress Baby steps ways we could all achieve what we would consider in our local areas greater degrees of political freedom without Outrights a session one of the points I made was that America's a graying country and it's it's set to have to to double the amount of people over 65 over the next 30 years so to me That that counsel is that we're probably not going to have a shooting war, which is a very happy Thing if that's true, and I certainly hope we don't have a shooting war But you know give me some of Michael Bolden thoughts What are some of the baby steps? What are some of the technical or pragmatic ways that a California could carve out what it wants or more of what it wants short of Secession well, I might be a one-trick wonder here But my speech and my presentation wherever I go it always goes back to one word and it's marijuana. We've seen California Start a trend where they carved out something for an issue that the people of this state wanted to do Even though all the branches of federal government has been against them and even the Supreme Court in 2005 in a case called Gonzales versus Reich held that a state marijuana law Really didn't matter because federal law is always supreme and the controlled substances act Says that the federal law Bands marijuana, but today we now have 33 states and the most recent ones are West Virginia Utah, Oklahoma and Missouri that are defying One-size-fits-all Dictats from Washington DC on a plant. Well, why not put that same? That same blueprint into effect for something else I think as long as people start legalizing what the federal government Prohibits whether it's a plant or a gun or something else or a policy that the federal government doesn't want Then when you have enough people doing that there's not much that they can really do to force their one-size-fits-all solution on them But why is there still so much progressive hostility to the idea of nullification which has been used against slavery laws It's now being used against immigration laws at the federal level against marijuana laws at the federal level I mean this think-progress guy, which we regardless of your politics is a really loathsome Activist hacktivist type publication think-progress guy shows up at the Abbeville Institute's conference and of course immediately Basically mislabels Michael Bolden Yeah, you know and I've had dealings with think-progress for many years and they basically do the exact same thing Mind you if I talk to someone at the New York Times even if they're ideologically opposed to me They'll walk up to me hand me a business card say I'm so-and-so. I'm with the New York Times I'd like to ask you some questions. They tell me who they are who they're reporting for think-progress It doesn't matter who the reporter has been they use the same tactic.  They say their first name They say they're just a blog or they're reporting on things and you have to ask them Repeatedly over and over and over before they actually tell you who they're writing for because they're obfuscating They're trying to hide they're trying to lead you into an answer for a question He was trying to get me to say something in support of the new Acting Attorney General Whitaker. I don't know anything about him I'm assuming that with the track record of appointing a guy like Jeff Sessions or considering a guy like Chris Christie The current person probably can't be all that good either So what they do is they try to lead you into something they hide who they're writing for and when they tell you who they're Writing for and you call them out on it. They never quote you on anything So I gave a speech that had many things that were appealing to people and from a conservative Kind of end of the spectrum and also from the progressive. I talked about weed for like 20 minutes. I talked about ending surveillance I talked about the warfare state. I mentioned Hillary Clinton and Rosa Parks But the think-progress people aren't interested in presenting information or quotes from someone that might appeal to their readers They only want to keep people in partisan boxes and it's really their slime balls. I mean for for lack of a better phrase But is this something that we can actively push or move towards or is this something? It just has to unfold It's kind of like libertarianism itself Stefan Kinsella often says look libertarianism is going to happen if it does because of technology and because of inexorable changes Not because of our sort of fulminating about it and agitating for it Do you feel like a the same way about a potential political subdivision in America? Well, I believe Decentralization can actually happen with a push. It's already happening and Ron Paul during his campaign the 20 the second one I think he was talking about we should expect a speech in Phoenix, Arizona We should expect a basically a de facto nullification in that sense They can't continue doing what they're doing in every aspect of their life forever and sooner or later People are gonna start making decisions on various issues in their own states in their own communities Well, no matter what Washington DC has to say we try to give that a nice little push And so when articles come out in the intelligence or or in slate We like like to work with people who are open to the idea of Advancing their own Ideology in their own area and then we do all kinds of legislative activity on a state and a local level We do an annual report that's about 80 pages long that talks about our successes and the challenges on issues like asset forfeiture surveillance gun control health care freedom Marijuana prohibition hemp farming All across the political spectrum where things are actually moving forward or I guess we could say moving inward in a more Decentralized way and so with a little bit push it can happen I'm not talking about just like debating people on Facebook because I don't think that really has much of an effect People are kind of locked into their own land, but actually going out and doing things I love agorists to be honest with you people who are doing things and when you can actually create businesses that Government says that you shouldn't do or you shouldn't do without their permission And then the world doesn't come to an end maybe someone who interacts with that business starts thinking You know what that isn't a bad thing for this person to have a hot dog cart in Los Angeles without a government permission And we actually saw that play out here in LA where there's hundreds of people mostly Run by immigrants many of them are quote illegal I would assume and there's all kinds of people earning a living for a small living I guess selling hot dogs without a government health inspection license and the city tried to shut them down and After this has been entrenched in the culture here this the people of this city Totally rejected the idea and the government hasn't been able to stop them That's a small example But I think the more that people start doing things without getting permission from government first the more that other people will learn That we don't necessarily need government all these parts of our lives Well, where can people find your annual report your 80 page report? It's 10th amendment center comm slash report It's updated through the end of 2017. We're in the process of finalizing the latest version Which will be out at the probably the end of the month you know another thing I mentioned during my talk was the late the turn of the century journalist Garrett Garrett lived from about the 1850s and into the 1900s He was a huge critic of FDR and the New Deal and he didn't coin the phrase But he used the phrase and the and the idea of a revolution within form and within the form in other words FDR was Basically overturning the government in America But he was doing it using the Supreme Court and constitutional niceties and and using some of the same terminology So that people accepted it, you know one of the things about your work is we can have a revolution With just the mechanisms we already have within the form itself for the 9th and 10th amendment The the principles of federalism laid out in the Constitution whether you're a big fan of the Constitution or not In other words, we could have more of what Michael Boldner or what I might want here and now without any kind of Real technical revolution in law Yeah, I mean in all honesty It doesn't matter whether or not they change the law on a lot of these things in practice For example, we know again that Washington DC considers the marijuana plant illegal in every situation You can't have it for commercial purposes yet here in Los Angeles alone There are 700 businesses where you can go and purchase this illegal product So the law hasn't been changed at least in Washington Certainly, we know that having laws changed on a state or a local level helps things It gets people who are on the margins who are afraid to challenge the status quo It gives them the political cover to actually step out and do something But on top of that there are hundreds of more of those same businesses that aren't even registered on a state or a local level So it encourages more people to expand that gray market that true free market beyond what's even authorized on the local level So the more that this happens, we have to worry less and less about this far-off beast that is Washington Whether or not they have their laws on the books we can keep advancing freedom Well, I agree. There are laws. There are Supreme Court decisions though that do create a sense of form amongst people Here's the pain. Here's the rub and it applies to everybody Everybody has to accept the pain for example Brian McClanahan will tell you the second amendment a second amendment doesn't apply to states No one who signed the Constitution would have thought it did which means Gun lovers like myself. Hey, California can have its own gun control It also means that we don't have to have a one-size-fits-all Abortion rule, which is an issue. We're never gonna solve We're never gonna get 320 million people to come to agreement on whether a fetus is a human and whether it has the same rights as As a as a born baby and and all this and that So there's there's there's pain. There's give and take to making this work. And that's that's the rub Well, I believe and I think that it's the great Menken quote I believe in liberty but not enough to force it on anyone and certainly there are Millions upon millions of people who don't believe that we have a natural right And I don't like the term constitutional right or second amendment right because that implies that we get these rights From a piece of paper, which is absurd, of course But we they believe that we don't have a natural right to defend ourselves our property our family Etc. And if we don't allow them to do what they want to do in their own area They're going to force their views on everyone again. I think the the process The understanding the learning that Mendenhall talked about it all applies on every issue So let's say California has 100% gun control, but Nevada has none Well, maybe people in Nevada will be able to be seen as safer than those in California I mean, I believe that's how it'll play out But the Californians who live down the street for me or right across them the hall for me In my apartment building. They wouldn't believe that today They need to see it play out in practice and I want to encourage that to happen in as many places as possible Yeah, the interesting thing there would be what is California do when when its own residents or citizens drive to Nevada by? AR 15s and then transport them back in the California Exactly what happened. That's what happens on illegal cigarettes between Kentucky and Tennessee today. Yeah. Yeah, that is exactly what happens Well, Michael Tell us just real briefly how people can follow you in 10th Amendment Center online and and keep abreast with us And I'm gonna preface this with please go to our site or excuse me Go to the link that we're gonna provide and read this article in the intelligence or magazine because it's really gonna blow you away And also we're gonna post over the weekend Alan Mendenhall's great talk at the Abbeville conference called Decentralization and the problem of knowing it's really quite a poignant and and lengthy talk that he gave as well worth your time So I'm gonna say both those articles are well with your time But also well with your time is following Michael in the 10th Amendment Center So tell us how the best place to go is 10th Amendment Center comm slash report that way people can learn about our philosophical underpinnings We have in this entire Project that we release annually and then they can see this successes And of course there's social media links if people want to follow us on social as well or get our email newsletter Etc. But that's the starting point. Well, I'm a big fan of your organization It's one of the few that I follow closely and I wish you all the best success I wish people like Marcus Ruiz Evans all the best success because the last thing I think any of us want is for things to get any uglier politically in this country And that is of course the nature of the state and the nature of politics Which is nothing more than a turf battle over who gets to control the apparatus of that state So that said Michael Bolden. Thank you so much ladies gentlemen. Have a great weekend Subscribe to Mises weekends via iTunes U, Stitcher and SoundCloud or listen on Mises.org and YouTube


Mr. T, who is best known as the superstar wrestler, who achieved worldwide success as an actor, has snagged some pretty luxurious real estate, including a Lake Forest mansion in Illinois he listed in 2017. Fun fact, in the late 1980s, Mr. T dropped down over a hundred mature trees on his estate with a chainsaw, the New York Times infamously titled Mr. T's Tree Massacre, later led the town to enact a tree preservation ordinance to prevent developers and homeowners from chopping down trees. The home features over 15,000 square feet and sits on a whopping 8 acre lot. In addition, the home boasts 9 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms with an abundance of luxe features. I pity the fool who doesn't want to buy this house, ladies and gentlemen, this is a house tour you are not going to want to miss. Now in these videos, we don't really reveal any real addresses and even though we have done house tours in the past of our own places, please do not show up at any private residences as it's not safe for anyone. Mr. T has had quite the eventful career and today only garners a net worth of $1 million. Despite being one of the most famous actors in the 1980s, by the late 1990s, Mr. T's career had largely gone cold and found himself under extreme financial pressure. In 1998, in the midst of cancer treatment, he famously revealed his bank account had less than $200 in it. Thanks to endorsements with companies like Snickers, Fuse Ice Tea, and a mildly resurgent career, Mr. T's finances have recovered from their late 1990s lows. After his failed bid to join the NFL, Mr. T began working as a club bouncer in Chicago. Using lost jewelry he found in the club, he began to wear gold chains and develop his Mr. T persona. He transitioned into working as a bodyguard for 10 years and began to develop high profile clients including Michael Jackson, Muhammad Ali, and Joe Frazier just to name a few. Charging between $3,000 to $10,000 a day. So he was already making bank just from guarding some of the world's goats. As Mr. T's acting and wrestling career began to blow up, so did his celebrity status. Mr. T also took part in professional wrestling. He entered professional wrestling in 1985 and was Hulk Hogan's tag team partner at the World Wrestling Federation's WrestleMania event, and was also inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame back in April 2014. In fact, at one point Mr. T was worth hundreds of millions of dollars which led him to massive real estate purchases. The home was originally built back in 1910 and purchased by Mr. T back in 1986 for $1.7 million which was a small dent for Mr. T's fortune. And let me tell you, this home was decked out with some of the most lavish features. And we are talking luxuries like ten fireplaces, two garages, a pool and pool house, as well as an elevator. After Mr. T's infamous tree massacre, the home has since replanted 150 new trees and is currently valued at over $7.5 million. What's going on guys, it's Clyde Smith and today we're bringing you another house tour right here on Famous Entertainment. Now I noticed that about 95% of you that are watching aren't subscribed, so please be sure to hit that subscribe button because we post a new video here daily. We previously reported on the homes of Fantasia and Marilyn Manson. So if you like these videos, ring that bell for the notifications and follow me on the gram. And please let us know whose house tour is next in the comments down below. Alright, let's get into the video. Mr. T's purchase of the massive Lake Forest real estate was back in 1986 for a measly $1.7 million. Right off the hot, Mr. T made headlines for cutting down more than 100 mature trees on the sprawling property. Citing discomfort from allergies, Mr. T hired a crew of landscape workers and oversaw the removal of dozens of oaks, elms and maples in the populated estate. The incident which the New York Times infamously titled Mr. T's tree massacre later led to the town to enact a tree preservation ordinance to prevent developers and homeowners from chopping down trees in the future. Since then, the current owners have replanted over 150 trees. Save the environment, right guys? It is currently Lake Forest's third most expensive listing and is located in the lavish Two Gables area, located a few blocks from the heart of Lake Forest. Originally designed and built back in 1910, it was first renovated and redesigned in 1928, but has since undergone a number of renovations. Set on eight secluded acres of land, this gated and fenced property includes the main house with an attached two-car garage, which probably hosts some of Mr. T's sick whips. A detached four-car garage with one bedroom apartment and two separate driveway entrances. In addition, the home features an abundance of luxe features, including a whopping 10 fireplaces, elevator, pool, and pool house. But we'll get to the backyard in just a minute. Guests lucky enough to visit are greeted to a grand entry with a foyer that comes complete with a spiral staircase, elegant chandelier, and an abundance of lavish furnishings, gorgeous paintings, and unique antiques. In addition, there is one of 10 fireplaces, the elevator for those who don't want to take the stairs and access to the lavish dining area. The dining room features an oversized mahogany table, custom fixtures, elegant paintings, charming chandeliers, and you guessed it, yet another fireplace. Geez, this guy loves fireplaces, eh? In addition, the dining room features another glass door with access to the backyard and steps away from the home office. The home office features an abundance of windows that give the room bright light and an airy roomy ambience and decked out with custom paintings and decor. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances, marble countertops, and a breakfast island perfectly centered in the room with an abundance of storage space. In addition, the kitchen boasts a gourmet, Eden kitchen, and vultras pantry with some more space than you know what to do with. The master suite features very high ceilings, oversized windows, and a walk-in closet big enough to be another room in the house. Connected to the master suite is an elegant bathroom that features dual sinks, a large soaking tub that boasts terrific views of the grounds, and a large walk-in shower, perfect for relaxation. Probably one of the more luxurious features of the house is the games and media room that features billiards, a foosball table, large leather sofas, huddled around a massive projector, and a bar plus wine cellar. For those of y'all that fancy a nice chardonnay. With ample space and another fireplace, this room is perfect for entertaining. One of the more intriguing features of the digs is the hardwood paneled library that features an abundance of lavish furnishings, roaring bookshelves that come with storage space, oversized windows, and hey, I know you're getting sick of it, but yet another fireplace. Steps from the library is a countryside porch that features cozy outdoor fixtures, plenty of windows which overlooks the grounds, and custom shelves with artwork. Now before we get to the stunning backyard, the property boasts a great room with vaulted ceilings that gives direct access to the terrace and pool areas. The fancy barn style room is decked out with massive floor to ceiling windows, cozy sofas, and a flat screen television. Perfect for binging, as well as an abundance of unique antiques. Guess Mr. T really likes his antiques, eh? Upon entering the stone terrace, guests are greeted to plenty of outdoor furnishings, a water fountain, and a massive pool with pool house hovering above. The pool house features its own lounge, barbecue area, double doors to locker areas, and kitchenette. In addition, the terrace features an outdoor barbecue area, entertainment system, and bar, perfect for entertaining. We are willing to bet that Mr. T threw a number of parties here, with an abundance of outdoor space over eight acres to be exact. The home offers the utmost relaxation and tranquility. All right, so I think I'll bring this house tour to an end right here. We got to take a quick look at Mr. T's former home in Lake Forest. After seeing that fancy little house that he snagged, what do you think? Was it everything that you'd expect out of Mr. T? Personally, I'm a huge fan of that countryside porch. It's a great room with vaulted ceilings, and they seem like great places to unwind. The amount of privacy in this massive house is almost eerie. Out of Mr. T's features, which one were your fave? You guys can go ahead and let me know in the comments section down below. And while you're at it, it was my first house tour, so let me know how I did. Just try and be nice, please. Anyways, I'll see you guys in the next video.


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