Hey y'all, what's up? My name is Sonali. Welcome to my channel. If you are new and if you are, definitely hit that subscribe button down below. And if you're already subscribed, make sure your post notifications are on so you can get notified for every video I post. Today I'm filming the ultimate holiday gift guide for 2020. Has something for everyone.  I'm thrilled to be doing holiday gift guides this year because I have never done it before and I feel like this is gonna help out so many people. Personally for me, whenever the holidays come around, it's also my birthday. So I can never think of what I want. Of course I always purchase little things throughout the year that I could ask for for my birthday but it just never comes to me during the time that I need to tell people what I want. If you guys do see anything you like in this video and you wanna purchase it for yourself or your loved ones, I'd be so, so thankful if you guys used my links which will all be down below because I do make a little bit of a commission off of them. And I'll also be making a lot more graphics with all these categories on my blog. I'll be posting them all to there so that they'll be really easy for you guys to shop and look at them visually. And then I'll also post them too on my like to know it profile. If you guys don't know what like to know it is, it's basically an app where all of your favorite influencers post their favorite beauty products, their OOTDs, their lifestyle favorites, just all of that stuff that you see in their videos on YouTube or just like their posts on Instagram. I've been updating my profile very regularly so if you guys see something you like on my Instagram it's probably linked on there. So I highly recommend you guys follow me on that profile cause I'll be posting all these graphics like I said. There's a lot to cover in this video. I have so many ideas for you guys. I'm just gonna name the product and try not to go too much in a ramble because you know, we don't got time for that. So let's start with stocking stuffers. A mini ring light for your smartphone. The best gold hoops on Amazon. Glass straws to elevate your morning drink. This silk scarf that you can tie in a variety of ways. These adorable gold huggies. This coin necklace that I've been wearing daily. The infamous Laneige lip glowy balm.  Minimal but comfortable face masks. An ice roller for your morning puffiness. Colgate optic white whitening pen. Vix vapor shower tablets. I've been wanting to try these out. A disposable camera to capture all of your holiday memories. A pop socket for your smartphone. Feel like you can never go wrong with this. A heat tools pad to keep your counter safe. A portable charger for any day long adventures. And lastly, these trendy and affordable sunglasses. The next category is for her and it has a mix of big ticket items as well as affordable products. The Dyson air wrap for some quick curls. Revlon one step for an affordable at home blowout. Blue lemon align leggings. Outdoor voices exercise dress. Urban outfitters, graphic tees. I have one of these and I want more. It's so worth the hype. Cheer text tights. These are known to be the strongest tights and they won't rip. These are perfect for any classy holiday outfits. Makeup by Mario eyeshadow palette. Lack of color hat. Any camel color winter coat. At home gel nail kit. Abercrombie sweatpants. These are a must. They're so comfortable. This Abercrombie cardigan that I wear every single day working from home. A custom name necklace. Any cute colored water bottle. A hydro flask. A welly. Even a yeti. If you're wanting to get someone's shoes, Doc Martens are really popular right now. If they don't have Air Force ones, that's a good basic to have. And my personal favorite that I feel like is not talked about a lot is the Chocos chillos. These are just some slip on shoes that I literally wear every single day. Just to run errands in or take my dog out. A ring light and a tripod. A custom cheese board. A luxury pajama set. Anything from Glossier. My personal favorites are the bomb.com. The cloud paint and the pro tip eyeliner. It's so good. A Sephora perfume sample set. And at the end, you can pick your favorite and get a full bottle of it. And the last thing is just a portable speaker. The next category is for the cozy one. The infamous Capri blue candle or the Capri blue room spray. I didn't even know they had this. Game changer. A satin pillowcase and a sleep mask. A bath tray for those self-care nights. This nude gloss tumbler. Necessary hand cream or body lotion. Wooden beads to give your room a serene vibe. The Pure which is a smart home scent diffuser. I'm obsessed with mine. And lastly, a six foot iPhone charger. Now let's get into some ideas for the fitness fiend. Ball of hand weights. I've been seeing these everywhere. Athletic Apple Watch bands. This digital tracker jump rope. Running gloves for those colder months. This tank top which is a Lululemon dupe. This cropped tank slash sports bra that is all over TikTok. A twist style top that also reminds me of a top from Lululemon. Back massager. Running belt. Yoga mat cleaner. And lastly, this dice set that will choose your workout for you. Now we're gonna get into the gift ideas for him. I know this is probably one people struggle with a lot and I'm here to help you. So let's get to it. Whiskey glasses with his favorite city mat printed on. Leather tray catch all. Wireless charger station. Personalized leather wallet. A Herschel duffel bag. Leather phone case. The on cloud swift running shoes. A Chemex for pour over coffee. Ugg slippers. Airpods Pro. The Sephora Cologne sample set. This electric razor set. And lastly, some Lululemon socks. The next category is perfect for anyone that has a brother, boyfriend, or dad that loves golf. Golf ball whiskey ice mold. Personalized golf balls. A Travis Matthew hat. Personalized golf towel. A golf ball marker. A golf glove. These golf shoes. And lastly, this one's pricey, but if you wanna splurge, a range finder. This category is for the sustainable friend. Nut milk making set. Glass straws. Reusable makeup pads. Coconut bowls. All bird sneakers. These face masks. A market bag for any produce. This fanny pack that's made out of 100% recycled polyester. And lastly, charcoal toothpaste tablets. This category is for the cocktail lover. Himalayan salt tequila shot glasses. Not sure how to pronounce this, but the house sample set. It's an up and coming brand, and I feel like I'm starting to see it everywhere. A set of bitters. These ice cube molds. Edge wine glasses. You've probably seen this on your favorite influencers page. These beer can glasses that I put my matcha in, and it looks so cute. Unique coupe cocktail glasses. A black matte cocktail set. Either of these books for cocktail recipes. This adorable cocktail print. Dried citrus to garnish your cocktails. And lastly, cocktail bombs. They're similar to bath bombs, but these you can drink. Next, we'll get into some products for the people who work from home or do school at home. This home edit book to get your house organized before you start working. Rifle paper coats, sticky notes. Blue light glasses. A frother to add some excitement to your morning coffee. This dinosaur planter, which would be a great addition to someone's desk. A productive AF to-do list. The comfy, which kind of reminds me of a Snuggie. A back posture corrector. Lord knows I need it. And lastly, a cell phone holder, which is great for any social media managers. Next category is for the one who just moved in. So this is like first time home buyers or even someone who just graduated college and is getting their first post-grad apartment. This driftwood candle. This is definitely pricier, but look at it. It's so cute. A gourmet oil dipping spice kit. The ring doorbell. A bidet. Don't knock it till you try it. It literally has changed my life. This chunky knit blanket that comes in a couple of different colors. Last jars with bamboo woods to make their pantry very aesthetic looking. A candlewick cutter and other candle accessories. And lastly, this fruit bowl. This next category is for the team. A tortoise patterned pop socket. A mini fridge that's specifically made for beauty products. This bubble candle that's super trendy right now. These ice globes for an at home facial. And lastly, dry bar hair rollers to give her hair volume. Next, let's talk about some ideas to give the one who loves to cook and bake. Milk and cookie shot glass molds. Cheese board markers. They'll always pan, which I feel like everyone is currently talking about right now. And they also have a really good Black Friday deal. So hopefully you see this before that sale ends. A minimal apron. This measuring spoon set. And lastly, this beautiful cookbook holder. That wraps up the ultimate holiday gift guide for 2020. Let me know in the comments what you guys are asking for for Christmas. And if you want me to do a whole video about what I want for Christmas, I can definitely do that next. Like I said, all the links are down below and all of the graphics will be on my blog. And my like to know page. If you did get an idea of what to buy yourself or your family and friends, please do purchase through my links because I do get a little bit of commission off of them. And I would just be so grateful if you did. Also, I wanted to quickly thank you guys all for supporting my channel and watching my videos. And if you follow me on Instagram, then engaging with my content there. This upcoming holiday season, I'll be attempting Vlogmas. It's gonna be a little bit frightening, but hopefully you guys can keep me accountable and motivate me to do it. And I do have some sponsorships coming up, which I'm very, very excited about because I've been just like working hard to get them. So I hope you guys continue to support me through the holiday season. And if you guys have any Vlogmas suggestions or like video ideas for the Vlogmas season, leave them down below because I'm struggling. I'm like on the struggle bus right now, trying to just come up with like video concepts. But I will see y'all in my next video. Bye.


So, dude, why are things going so well for you? Like what's going on, you know, enlighten us. Yeah, absolutely. Well, it's a couple of things. I transitioned to basically being out of the field to just training, coaching my agency and what's really blowing this thing up now instead of how I was buying leads, you know, for client base, now I'm getting a lot of leads honestly through you guys. And it's really growing our agency. For recruiting, you mean? Is that what you mean? For recruiting, yeah. Yeah. You guys are doing all my marketing and my gosh, we're probably getting 200, about 250 people to contact a month.  That's awesome. And now, Landon, we're able to recruit very high quality. We can actually be really picky and make sure that our beliefs align rather than just recruit every person that's got a heartbeat and really looking for a quality agent now. That's great. Well, we'll walk me through a few numbers.  Is that true? That is, we're above 50 now. And our goal for this year going into this year was to have 50 producing agents. So we hit that goal already, so we're excited about that. I think we'll end up at around 75 to 80 that we're done for this year. So we're super excited about that. You know, now that you're saying that, I remember three months ago having that conversation and shooting for 50, I had kind of forgotten that that was our benchmark. And so you already hit it. We didn't even celebrate, man. Well, I should have sent you a bottle of champagne or something. Or I could have went to the Cowboys game with you. I didn't get the invite. There you go. Dude, I have never seen so many people in one place. Oh my gosh, that stadium is incredible.


Alrighty, let's bring down the sound a bit. Let's check this out. Nice run. Hold on. There you go. Yeah, it's really neat.  The foot will be slightly off this way, aligned with the shin. Not flat, so that, just on that contact, it's slightly off and then flattens. Stuff like that for polish. But it's, you know, it's fairly fast. It's not like it's breaking the shot here. As always, my notes are, you know, a bit of a mix between, ah, what changes? Like, eh. Something to think about. A little of the looseness, and this is really good. So the picky thing will be the... The audio that's not quite matching this. Especially here, that first one, I've got to put on some scrubbing here. Hold on, it's a longer clip, but the scrubbing is a bit off, but... That, that, eh. I would at least have something where you open the jaw a lot more. And then, you know, a wider or more open mouth to make sense that it's heavy breathing. Till here, basically, right? And even here, eh, that is not quite there. For the woo, it's the usual thing of, don't go back just one axis. I would have a little bit of a woo. You can anticipate with a slight rotation in Y, and on the way back comes back into a bit of a twirl. That's cool though, I like that, that has an angle. So it's not one axis, that's great. On that way forward, you're going to put more pressure on the hands. So as you go forward, there's nothing really in the fingers yet. So I would tighten, start to tighten the fingers to show that there's more weight in grip on these. And then careful, like that forearm points this way, but then the hand fingers point this way. So I would take that and put the fingers more here. Not right in front of it, it's a bit of a weird silhouette. You can still offset that a little bit. And even this one, you might have to bring one over. That makes a bit more sense. For these, as always, facial stuff is always very twinned. So anything you can do where you favor one side potentially, just to give it some asymmetry. That's cute. It just feels a bit slow. I think you can have a bit more pep and zippiness to those moves. Same thing, just asymmetry in the face. I like the contrast in timing there. That's pretty cool, I like this. You bring it up and then you got a body move as the arm goes down. And then body move as the height changes. And then going back straight. Yeah, the only thing is asymmetry again. This would be a great moment to really push that shape here and give this almost a bit of a line of action in the face. If you can, I don't know, maybe that's a big limitation. On big moves like these, and by big moves I mean like head, eye moves, right there. That you can probably get away with a little half blink, just so it doesn't go from one massive corner to the other corner. It's a little bit of something in there. And that blink is a bit A. Again, this depends on the rate, but you don't want to go half. Not that it's completely half, that's a bit lower. But usually you want to have maybe a 10% lower influence and the rest is upper lids. And then I would ease into this a bit more, you go from here straight to here. I would ease into this a bit more, then you can shot, bam! Take probably, you don't ease really into the close, you ease into the move and then shot. So it's kind of small, small, bigger, bam! And then when you open it, you can ease out of that maybe a bit more. But it's mostly the ease in, oh that's not too bad here. Congratulations! It just feels a bit even in terms of the timing. Let me see what this is. One, two, three, four. One, two, three, four. With a little ease in. I like that ease in though, it makes it less than organic. But I think you can take maybe a frame out of the closing. I will take that, basically get this guy a bit lower. Take this guy out and then open there. Just want to avoid repetitive timing. That's fine. Probably the same thing here, huh? Yeah, that might be a big thing. I personally wouldn't do that. It's kind of, you want to keep the lower list more engaged. What is this? Let's see, one, two, three, four. One, two, three, four. And that's it-ish, yeah. It's kind of offsetting. Usually the closing is shorter than the opening. This gives it a bit of a robotic feel. And then for extra polish, you would have these guys not at the same height. One would be a bit higher than the other lid. Not super offset, where it's a Pixar blink, where at this point this eye would still be closed and this is this open. But it would be opening a bit more easing into this. And on this frame it might be, you know, here and the other one might be here. And then here you're almost the same and then you kind of reach the same point. Just slight variations. Not overall asymmetry in the face. Same thing here, where I hit the mouth and it washes. Yeah, almost better. But doing those big, I would definitely open up the jaw more. Good walk though, run. Watch out here. We're getting a bit too pointing this way, forearm this way. Wrist in the hand, because it's a bit broken. So you want to align that wrist a bit more with the forearm. And this could be either, you know, the hand is more over this like that or the forearm is a bit more like that with the hand here. I think since it's a bit more energetic in the audio there in this just sound energy there, I will have a little bit of a rotation up in the head. Where? Where? And even on B I would go slightly up. This feels a bit more like a separate head move while the mouth and the jaw do something else. Nice turn. I like that. Cool details. Watch out, you're getting, it feels like into IK land where you got a bend into a stretch to almost a full extension. But there's a lot of movement and angle change in the forearm while it's not really affecting the wrist. You're going to have to move for the hand. You're going to have to move that around while the pinpoint is still the fingers. This feels a bit straight. It's not too bad, but it feels a bit straight through here. It feels like an IK arm, so watch out for your arcs. Especially through here, it feels like it's doing this versus arcs. That's cute. I like that. I like how you have the body lean over with this for diagonal lines. It's generally always facial offsets if you can. Like asymmetry terms of shapes. It's like what the mouth would be angle in different, like favoring one side, eyebrow bit higher than the other, one little bit bigger than the other. Careful in general, you have that a bit all over the place. Almost, but it's not too bad, but just again forearm wrist. So like, you know, when you have an arm forearm, but then the wrist is way too bent the way that hurts a bit. Watch out, this feels like a very strong move this way. And then boom, suddenly it falls down here. So either don't go as strong to the left, so it has more of an arc like that, or this goes out off-screen here. Same thing with this one. Starts fairly strong this way. It feels like that's going to be your arc. And then it's true. That's okay. It's not super huge in terms of a zoom. It almost looks like you want to go a bit closer. You can maybe all the way up to here. Oops, here. Just underneath that. Okay, we're zooming in. Okay, to me it feels like you want to go from this. Hold on, hold on. You have a slight zoom, so let's pretend we're here. It just feels more like a pop. If I have this, I'm just drawing something to have a book one for my drawing. Let's say we cut to, let's say here. How about here-ish? So it would be from here to here. See, this feels more like it makes sense to punch in versus this just feels more like a pop. Hope that makes sense. Careful with something like that again. You've got your broken wrist angles. I do like that. A through has a slight angle there. So it's not all one axis. It has a little slight complication. It's small, but I love it that it just helps giving this a bit more organic feel you know, simple quote-quote cheap in terms of just simple moves. But again, watch out for those angles. Like that hand would be here and fingers would be more like that. Even this guy with more lines with that forearm. Same thing here, just asymmetry in the face. Congratulations! What was that here? Is that a pop? That's a bit odd unless something else is in between and that's just the way it's presented. That's a bit of a weird pop here in the zoom-in. That could be a bit of a... That's not the back, was the hands. No, he does let go. It feels like that drop here. You can take a couple, what's it called? A couple frames out. A bit of a harsher plop and then it can have a bit of an impact in the head a bit of the eggshell wobble. That's great. That was fun. I like that. It's like a madman joker. Yeah, it's like so general. Watch out your blinks and asymmetry in the face but your body's got a lot better. It's really cool, especially with that walk-run here. That's all great and there's little moments where you move an arm and you really incorporate the weight shift or just the change in the body with a counter on the head and having more diagonal lines and less one-axis simple rotations. I think it's great. I can see a big improvement in this one. Alright, and that's that. Thanks. Alright, there's an email. You can sign up. You can start whenever you want. You can submit whenever you want. You get 16 submissions. Either way, a like and subscribe would be awesome. Alright, thank you.


The Equitable Life Assurance Society presents This is your FBI for investigation presented as a public service by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community. His Uncle Sam's letter carriers have been delivering thousands of postcards mailed by Equitable Society representatives. Friday night on This Is Your FBI, these postcards say the Equitable Life Assurance Society is going to give eye-opening information about its famous independent 60s plan. That's a practical workable plan for men and women who want to be financially independent after reaching the age of 60. So listen carefully when I give full details in about 14 minutes. Tonight's FBI file The Curious Cargo Some of them are important from the point of view of society's fight against crime and some of them are harmless irritants. But perhaps the greatest criminal of them all is the man who schemes to send people, other people, into war. For him, there are no words to describe the depths of his conscience. Indeed, the probability is that he has no such thing. For no man with the semblance of human charity could plan to inflict bloodshed upon others for his own personal profit.  But there are others, others who do not regard themselves as leaders or statesmen, but who are interested in the carnage they cause because to them, the bigger the battle, the bigger the profit, they can see in a war not only the long rows of dollar signs and never the even longer rows of plain white wooden crosses. Tonight's file opens in a neat waterfront cottage located in a small fishing village along the Southern California coast. An elderly woman is tidying the living room as the front door opens. Wayne, what in the put me down? Stop this nonsense. Have you been drinking? Drinking? Not a drop. What's got into you? I got a ship, Mary. What? I got me a ship. Oh, that's wonderful, Wayne. Tell me all about it. It happened all of a sudden, Mary. Tell me. Well, I went down to the Warf's morn, like usual, sat around a while, then I went over to Ned's lunch room for a bowl of soup. There was a fella there, Ned introduced me, said he was looking for a skipper. He hired. Oh, goodness. My regular pay, too. Have you seen the boat? No, he's taken me to sea this afternoon, but from his description is just like the old Mary Anne. Who is this man who hired you? Her name's, uh, Finney. Joe Finney. Never seen him before. When does he want to ship out? Soon as she's fit. Oh, I forgot to tell you, Mr. Finney said if the trip was successful, he'd pay $300 extra. Oh, my. When I get that money, we'll pay the back rent. Then we'll be even with the world. Oh, Wayne, I can't believe it. Say, dinner ready yet? Just about. Well, let's go in and sit down at the captain's table. Where have you been? I bought the supplies. All of them? Uh-huh. When are they going to deliver them to the boat? They're on the boat already. That's what kept me. Oh. There's nothing else done, Pete. What? I got us a captain. Who is he? An old guy named Stevens. Any good? Well, he asked around the bottom. Nobody put in a knock. Well, that sounds all right. What's he coming down to the boat? Four o'clock. I want to be there. Sure. What did you tell him the boat was used for? Well, he's from the city at the FBI field office. Special agent Jim Taylor is standing by the teletype machines as agent Mark Butler approaches. Catching up on news, Jim? Oh, I am right. Oh, the San Francisco officers are going to try to pick up the last member of that Jackson gang today, and I was just wondering whether anything came in on it. You did it? No, not yet. You going back to your office now? Mm-hmm, fine. I was just in the seat of boss. He told me to work with you on the government property case. You can use the help. What's the story on it? Well, come on, I'll show you the files. Good. I'll tell you as much of it as I can remember. There's been a series of thefts from a bonded warehouse here in town. You've probably heard about them. Yes. Well, there's some reason to believe that they're all the work of the same persons. Why is that, Jim? Well, everything they've stolen has disappeared. Well, the way I figure if this were the work of a large organized mob, they'd steal the stuff and get rid of it. None of this stuff has ever turned up. Well, Jim? Well, we have a report that two men were seen leaving the warehouse one night last week, but before they could be identified, they ran. Oh. Here's the file on it. It mainly contains evidence against the one known suspect in the case, a watchman at the warehouse named Dillon. How did he come into the case? Well, in a couple of instances, it appeared as if the thieves had been led into the building. No marks indicating forcible entrance were ever found. You interviewed Dillon? Yeah, I had a long talk with him three days ago. He protested his innocence, told me a long story to prove that he had nothing to do with the thefts. Well, how did the story stand up? It didn't. I checked the facts and found a number of instances where Dillon simply hadn't told the truth. Have you questioned him since? Well, I went to his rooming house this morning to talk to him. What did he say? Nothing. He was dead. What happened? He committed suicide. Any repenting notes? I don't know. I don't know. I found something in his room that has me puzzled, don't mark. What was that, Jim? I was a notebook with a lot of phone numbers. No names, just phone numbers. I'm having the switchboard to get me a name and address on every number now. Oh, that should give us some kind of a lead. Yeah. As soon as I get the list back, Mark will split it up and go to work. Our next one down. I can't tell one from the other. If we weren't on that scale, we ought to have it profumed or something. I think that we... Hey. What? Somebody's on our boat. Come on. How do we get on it? Just jump down. Oh, okay. Oh, it's him. Oh, Captain, I hired. I got here early. So that I'd look around. Captain, this is Mr. Jones, my partner. Hello, Mr. Jones. Hello, Captain. I haven't been below yet. Oh. Well, Mr. Jones, I told the captain we wanted to go out when the rest of the fishing boats do. Good. If it's Albuquerque you're after, they'll be running real soon. You know this coast good, do you, Captain? Like the palm of my hand. Fine. Oh, well, Mr. Finney. Yeah. I hate to start in running up expenses, but some of that rigging should be replaced. OK. How much of the cost? Oh, just the price of new lines. Can you fix it soon? By the way. Here, get some dough for the stuff. Why, this is a $50 bill. That's right. Did you ever see one before? Not for a long time. Well, I think I'll take a look around low. And never mind that. Just go get those new lines so we'll be ready to go real quick, huh? Well, I will meet you back here tomorrow morning. All right. Be here at 7. Yes, sir. So long, Captain. Goodbye, gentlemen. Goodbye, Captain. Why did you get rid of him?  I forgot to lock him up if he saw him. He gets suspicious. Oh. I figured, let him think we're going on a fishing trip till we get started. Uh-huh. Well, we'd better get back up to the city and get those guns. Special agent Butler. All marks? So have I.  I checked the rental records on the dates that things were reported stolen, and the same man rented a truck every one of those days. He rented in the name of Joe Brunswick. But the address he gave turned out to be a department store in Bay Harbor. That's my guess. However, I did get a description on the man, and I'm having it checked against the files. What was the description mark? 28 to 30 years old, Caucasian, 5 feet 9 or 10 inches tall, about 155 pounds, good shoulders, slight limp in left leg. A couple of minutes ago. Where are you calling from? Candy. I'll be there as soon as I can, Jim. OK, Mark. At you, Pete? No. No, it isn't. What have you got in those cases? I'm a special agent of the FBI. What are you doing here? This is a legitimate place.  I've got a search warrant here, and I asked you a question. What's in those cases? This is canned food. I don't know what kind, and it ain't my job. Look, if you come back in the morning, the office can tell you. I got this warrant because I didn't want to wait until tomorrow morning. Now, are you going to open one of those cases, or do you want me to? I can't open anything here. I'll lose my job. OK, then I'll open one, OK? Stay away from the crowbar, I'll pick up myself. Look, I'll get fired for this, Mr. You'll get more than that. You're under arrest. For what? There's crates full of guns. Guns? That's right. Mr. Look, I only work here. I don't own that stuff. You think I open every crate that comes in here? I'd save that story if I were you, Brunswick. My name ain't Brunswick. I know. That's the name you use when you're under the truck. What? Oh, look, we can go into all this when we get downtown. I can't. Go on, Pete. Let's move this stuff out of here. Turn in just a moment to tonight's file which shows how your FBI helps promote national security. Now, let's talk briefly about another kind of security. Security for men and women who want to look forward to independent 60s. Did you say independent 60s? Yes, Harry.  Sure, your children would take care of you, but isn't it better to be your own boss for life? You bet it is. To one man, independent 60s means carefree days in the great outdoors, listening to the sweetest music in the world, the whirl of a fishing reel after a big one is struck. To another man, he's getting in a family car and starting off on that long-awaited trip. Think of it, Madge. Yellowstone Park, the Grand Canyon, then Mexico. But whatever dream you may have of your independent 60s, remember this. Dreaming won't make it come true. After all, this matter is your job and nobody else's. So why not do something about it right now? Start by investigating the famous independent 60s plan offered by the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. I always thought that a plan like that would run into more money than I could afford. That's all that's holding you back, Harry. Then your Equitable Society representative has a very pleasant surprise for you. He'll work out an independent 60s plan that's geared to your present income. Actually, if you're between age 30 and 45 and covered by Social Security, you'll be amazed how little this Equitable Plan costs, considering how much it does for you. Your Equitable Society representative will give you the facts and figures. Get in touch with him soon, or write care of this station to the Home Office of the Equitable Society. That's E-Q-U-I-T-A-B-L-E, the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Back to tonight's file, the curious cargo. By the criminals in tonight's case, should constitute a warning to all of us. For these are men who have banded together for the express purpose of breaking the law.  Because when the pressure came, he found that he was on his own, that the loyalty he expected from his fellow criminals was not forthcoming. But although it is important for you to know that there is no such thing as loyalty among thieves, that is not the message your FBI wishes you to take away from this radio program. All over the nation, even as you are listening to this, there are men meeting and planning some illegal enterprise. For this is the time in history. This is the post-war period when gangsterism flourishes. Your FBI is fighting these gangsters and will continue to fight them, but it needs your help. You must see to it that your local police is a politically unhampered organization. And you must see to it that they are strong enough to meet the challenge, a challenge that must be met if we are to win the war against crime. It will continue in the emergency room of the local hospital. Well, Jim, how do you feel? Oh, hello, Mark. You any better? Yeah. Yeah, thanks. It's late and you're trying to piece this thing together. How did I get here? Well, when I got to the warehouse, I found you on the floor. You remember anything that happened, Jim? Yeah. Yeah, I was just arresting that man. I'd followed him to the warehouse. One with a limp and somebody came up behind me, knocked me out. We had them, Mark. I let him get away. Oh, don't take it so hard. We'll catch up to him again. Any new leads? Not so far. But the office is working on the real estate records to see who owns that warehouse we found you in. Maybe that'll give us something to go on. Mark, will you call the doctor? I got to get out of here. I can't stay here in bed. I've already talked to the doctor, and you're to stay in bed. I don't get it. He said the pictures showed no fracture and no concussion, but you need rest. Oh, that's fine. I'm going back down to the office now, Jim. See if they've got anything on the owner of the warehouse. Mark, we'll stop by here to see you this evening. Time to see the boat? Yes. Well, for a man who's gone back to sea, you don't look very happy. I'm trying to make up my mind, Mary. About what? Whether to take this job or not. Why, what's the matter? Well? What is it, William? I want to take the job, Mary, but there's a problem. Oh, what is it? Well, I've come to the conclusion that they're not going fishing. But it is a fishing boat. What else would they want it for? I don't know. But when I went back aboard this afternoon, I saw something I didn't like. Well, what was there? They had enough supplies on the boat to feed us for a month. We're supposed to go out for albacore. And they're running you. You can fill a boat like that in two days. Another thing, I needed some money for repairs. One of the owners gave me a $50 bill that reminded me too much of the men who used to come around here trying to rent boats during prohibition. Well, you do whatever you like about it, Wayne. This may be my last chance for a boat, Mary. Wayne, if you're talking this over with me to get my advice, I'd say tell them you don't want the boat. Thank you, Mary. When I see them tomorrow morning, I'm saying I quit. Special agent Butler speaking. Hello, Mark. This is Jim. Jim? I'm just about to leave the hospital. You're warm. I'm getting out of here. I love you. Now, look, I'm all right now. Well, the reports show that it was leased in the dead watchman's name. I'm afraid so. You know, while I was getting dressed, I kept thinking about that fake address in Bay Harbor, given by the man who rented the truck. What about it? Well, there's just a chance that he and his confeder are really in Bay Harbor. Mark, the office hasn't taken me off this case because of the accident, is it? No. No, it's fine. Name them. OK. And when you call the local police at Bay Harbor, tell them what's happened and give them a description too. Right. We'll get out of Bay Harbor first thing in the morning and look around. We'd never get finished. What time is that captain coming? Not a B or any time now. Why? Well, we want to get out of here with the rest of the boats, and they're getting ready to leave at noon. Look, why do we want to leave with the rest of the boats? Nobody will notice us. So when we get outside the harbor, we can start south. How long will it take us to get there, Pete? About two weeks in this thing. Oh, yeah. Hmm? Hi, Captain. Come on aboard. I'm coming. Well, you ready to go, Captain? No, I'm not. Well, how soon can you be? You know, I've been thinking about this, and I know I promised you I'd skip the boat, but I'm afraid you'll have to count me out. What? Well, now wait a minute. It's a little late for that. You can get another captain. In fact, old Cap Warwick has no ship. We want you. I'm sorry, Mr. Jones, but I've already made up my mind. So have I. What are you doing with that gun? Take one guess. Now, are you going with us or not? I'm not. The bull. Take him below, Joe. When he comes to, he'll change his mind. Good hunch you had, Jim, going to the lunchroom. Well, at least we know that the man with the limp has been in town, and that he talked to Captain Stevens. I hope Stevens is at home.  Do you see how many there were in the harbor? Yeah, and they all look the same. Well, I guess that's the Stevens shack right here on the left. Yeah, it looks like the place we described it. You go ahead, Mark. I'll slide out on your side. OK, Jim. You make it? Yeah, that's fine. You suppose that woman hanging laundry out there is Mrs. Stevens? Well, let's find out, huh? Pardon me. Are you Mrs. Stevens? Well, yes, I am. We're special agents of the FBI, Mrs. Stevens. They're my credentials. This is Agent Butler. Here you go. What do you want? We came to see your husband. Is he at home? No, he's not. He went down to see two men who wanted them to work on their boat. Did one of the men have a slight limp in one leg? Well, yes, I believe Wayne did mention that. Do you know the name of the boat, Mrs. Stevens? No, I don't. But if you wait for Captain, he'll be back soon. He went down to tell the two men that he didn't want to work for them. You see, he was suspicious of them. What was he suspicious of? I didn't think they were really going fishing. He's right.  Captain Stevens told him his suspicions. There might be trouble, Jim. Yeah, I agree with you on that one. Mrs. Stevens, is it true that all the boats are going out at noon?  That throws out the possibility of searching every boat. There just wouldn't be time, even with a dozen men. But they won't be back for three days. Tell me, is that all the time that any of the boats stay out? When the Albuquerque are running, yes. Have you phoned Mrs. Stevens? No, we haven't. I see. Well, if you'll excuse us, we'll go into the village and find one. Come on, Mark, I've got an idea. He's coming out of it. We'll keep working on him. We've got to get started pretty soon, OK? Come on, come on. Here, throw this water in his kitchen.  Get with it, will you? Come on. All right. Can you hear me? Yes.  You said you knew the water's down south. Well, you're going to get a chance to prove it. I'm not going. Mr. would be crazy to let you walk off this boat alive, and we're not going to. But you can't. Why not? Who's going to stop us? We are, huh? Pull it. Lift the boat up, Mark. Right, Jim. Take the cops. Special agents, the FBI. We've got warrants here for the arrest of Bubba. OK, Mark, take them above. Right. All right, you do. Up you go. I didn't have anything to do with those guns. We know that, Captain Stevens. How do you know my name? Oh, we've been to your house. We saw Mrs. Stevens. She doesn't know it yet, but she's the one who sent us down here. But she didn't even know the name of the boat, did she? No, but she knew enough to tell us that the rest of those boats would only be out three or four days. So I checked the supply stores. This boat took on enough supplies for a month. That's when I knew this had to be the boat we wanted. Now, come on up on deck with me, Captain Stevens. We're taking those men into custody. Joe Finney and Pete Jones were sentenced to 10 years each for theft of government property. And so your FBI was able to prevent the crime of stealing government property from being compounded by the two criminals in tonight's case. For it was their intention to sell those guns to insurrectionists in a Latin American country that men they never saw would die because of their sale of those stolen goods meant nothing to this pair. In fact, it never entered their minds. For the attitude of criminals towards others is what must have inspired the phrase, man's inhumanity to man. Thus, once again, your FBI closed the careers of a pair of sadistic lawbreakers and not only protected the security of you, the American people, but also the security of people in a distant foreign land. On such protection as that is found at the reputation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation of your FBI. We've an exciting case from the files of your FBI. Now, three final questions on the Equitable Society's independent 60s plan. Are these plans flexible, Mr. Keating? Can the amount be increased if my income goes up in the next five years? It certainly can. Your Equitable Society representative will tell you that many successful men have done exactly that. What about my present life insurance?  What income will it give me in my 60s? Your Equitable Society representative will give you the exact figure. Either get in touch with him soon or send a postcard care of this station to the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Next week, we will dramatize another case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. A story of the short criminal career of two youthful female bandits. It's subject to juvenile delinquency. It's titled The Phantom Bandit. The incidents used in tonight's Equitable Life Assurance Society's broadcast are adapted from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. However, all names used are fictitious. And any similarity they love to the names of persons living or dead is accidental. Tonight, the music was composed and conducted by Frederick Steiner. The author was Jerry Lewis. Your narrator was William Woodson and Special Agent Taylor, was played by Stacey Harris. This is your FBI is a Jerry Divine production. This is Larry Keating speaking for the Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and the Equitable Society's representative in your community. And inviting you to tune in again next week at this same time when the Equitable Life Assurance Society will bring you another thrilling story from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Phantom Bandit on This Is Your FBI. This is ABC, the American Broadcasting Company.


Today on the show we're going to be taking a look at the Disney Afternoon, Disney Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, Dale and Zipper collectible action figure from Funko, so stay tuned. As I said today we're taking a look at the Disney Afternoon, Disney Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, Dale and Zipper collectible action figures from Funko. We already took a look at Scrooge McDuck, Baloo the Bear, Chip and now we got Dale and Zipper. As I said before I have found this guy at GameStop on clearance, 50% off ended up being like 6 something after tax. Give you old guys a little bit of rundown on Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, I will be reading from their Wikipedia page, so bear with me. In 1989 Chip and Dale became the title characters in a new animated television series, Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, in which they formed a detective agency with new characters created for the show. Female mouse inventor Gadget Hackwrench, muscular adventuring Australian mouse Monterey Jack and Zipper the Fly. While in the original shorts the duo are frequent troublemakers, who are concerned only with themselves. In Rescue Rangers they are crime fighters who help the less fortunate. In this series the personality differences between the two are more pronounced, with Chip as the responsible no-nonsense leader and Dale as the goofy laid back free spirit. Additionally they were closed in the series which reflect their personalities. Chip wears a leather jacket and fedora much like Indiana Jones while Dale wears a Hawaiian shirt much like Magnum PI. Also Corey Burton gave Dale a slightly raspier voice, not heard in any incarnations before. Chip and Dale's first prototype appearance was in Private Pluto in 1943. Their first official appearance was in Chip and Dale 1947. They were created by Bill Justice and Dale was voiced by Desi Flynn from 1947 to 1960, Desi Miller in 1952, and Corey Burton from 1988 to present. Let's go ahead and turn around and take a look at the back. Just like with the Chip collectable action figure you can see only three figures on their Chip, Dale and Zipper. It would be nice if they included Monterey, Jack and Gadget. Then they'd have the whole crew. So let's go ahead and open this guy up and take a look inside. Alright first things first let's go ahead and take a look at Zipper. Zipper of course is a fly friend of Chip and Dale. And he is pretty much just a staction figure. There's a little bit of paint bleeding there. It looks like they got a drop of yellow paint from the eyes on the bottom of his cheek. Also the paint is not as crisp on his shirt as it is with the other figures. As you can see from the bottom edge there, kind of a sloppy paint job if you ask me. His wings do not move, his head does not move, his waist does not move, neither do his arms. He's just a staction figure. So we'll go ahead and set him to the side. And we're going to go ahead and take a look at Dale. One of the main differences between Chip and Dale, obviously, how you can usually tell them apart is Dale has the red nose while Chip has the black nose. Also Chip's teeth are more separated and off to the side. While Dale's teeth are separated, while Chip's teeth are straight in the middle, as you can see. That's how I always could tell them apart in the original shorts. Obviously there's a lot more now. Dale is of course dressed like Magnum PI with his Hawaiian shirts and his chest hair sticking out. As I said, Dale is the goofier one of the two.  They're both very likable, but Dale is more of a fun character. His head does turn all the way around. It is on a slight ball joint. It can rock up and down slightly side to side, but mainly just rock up and down and turn around. Just like with Chip, his arms can go up like that. His arms can actually go up higher because he doesn't have the fur around his collar. They go back down just like that. Elbow joint can go that far. He can actually make his arms a lot straighter than blue or chip. Which is actually pretty nice. Waste articulation. It is kind of stiff. The shirt and the tail do not hinder it at all. And his legs can go all the way around. You'll probably want to stand him straight up like this. But as I've said before, that makes him back heavy. So what you do is bring him forward just a tiny bit. It will naturally go into that position. And he stands straight up. The paint job on this character is very nice. Very crisp. I don't really see much in the way of paint bleeding at all except maybe right there.  But overall, not bad. Especially with all the little details, the Hawaiian flowers on his shirt. If there was going to be much paint bleeding, one would expect that it would be on the shirt. But obviously, there is none. So there you have it, my friends. This was the Disney Afternoon, Disney Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers. Dale and Zipper. Collectible action figures. And you know what, while we're at it, let's go ahead and put them next to Chip. Which they are roughly about the same size if Chip was not wearing the hat. So let's go ahead and put Blue the Bear in there with them. As you can see, they are quite a bit smaller than Blue the Bear. So we're going to go and back this camera up just a little bit. And we're going to add Uncle Scrooge McDuck into the mix as well. I have not managed to come across a Darkwing Duck yet. I kind of had the opportunity to get it when I got Scrooge, but I ultimately decided to get Uncle Scrooge instead. So I kind of missed out on that off to order them online at some point. But as I said, this was the Disney Afternoon, Disney Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers, Dale and Zipper. Collectible action figures from Funko. Hope you guys enjoyed that video and if you did, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the little notification bell so you don't miss out on notifications from all our videos. Also go ahead and hit that like button and leave a comment down below. Let us know which one of these is your favorite character. I'm Shannon for Comic NTV, the only place on YouTube where all geek culture collides. Take care my friends.


Nobody works faster than the sportsbook because the 2024 NCAA women's championship odds are already available. So let's talk about them to no surprise after the show stopping highly watched matchup between LSU and Iowa. They are up at the top at plus 700, but not the favorite. Shout out to Connecticut at plus 500 and on the men's side of things. They're also the favorite. So shout out, Yukon. If you notice South Carolina is no longer the favorite. They are actually plus 1200. I know it's early, but give me Iowa plus 700. Caitlin Clark returning. She's going off. She's got something to prove. She wants that ring. Give me Iowa. Where's your money going?


Hello, everybody. Welcome back to another chat GPT tutorial. On this one, I'm going to show you how to use this free or currently free AI tool to help you at work. What kind of things can it do? It can help you right out of office email responders. It can help you create business cases. You can ask it questions, whether or not if you need help with an Excel formula, for example. It's just absolutely mind boggling what this tool can do. To go there, you just need to go to right here first, open AI.com and then you just have to go down to the bottom and click on chat GPT. Once you do that, you'll be asked to log in and then presto. You'll see this screen. In this case, I'm going to do a quick email or I'm going to do a quick message and I'll show you how unbelievable this is. Write an out-of-office responder email from December. December 24 to December 31. Oops, maybe I should have capitalized that. Whatever. Here it goes. It's going to zip out something like, thank you for email. I will be out of office from date to date to date. This is a layup, but it does this in seconds, so you don't have to sit there and think about it. Let's do it a little bit harder. The next thing I want to do is I want to write an acceptance letter. I took, I just got a job and I want to write a thank you letter. Thank you for accepting my application. Write an acceptance. Oops, watch this. Letter to Disneyland thanking them for, I don't know, I don't know, approving my job application. I don't mean you can just go nuts with it, right? Here we go. Dear Disneyland Recruiting Team.  It's amazing. Look at that. I'm thrilled to accept the position. You would just take this out and put the position title in there. Thank you for considering this. I'm excited. Blah, blah, blah. Thank you for the amazing opportunity. Sincerely, my name, bang, done. Let's go for the Kudugra, the big one. Write a business case. Here we go. Last one. Write a business case for using social media for our small business. Please detailed version. We don't have to say detailed. Let's just go with this. Hit enter. Watch this. It's going to write out and it's going to give us a few points as to what we can put in there. But I'm going to show you something when this is done at the end here that's going to allow us to make it even, even better. It's crazy what this thing will do. It should do about three points or so, maybe four, but it'll give you three things and then it'll wrap it up. Watch what I can do after this. And these are great points. Cost effective marketing. Yes, absolutely. Increase brand awareness, customer engagement, marketing, competitor research, increased website traffic. All of these things are true. This is what social media does. I'm just going to type in now elaborate. Now watch. Okay, now it's going to give me more. So here we go. Cost effective marketing. So if I was doing a business case and I wanted to present this to my manager, I can just take these pieces, not copy, paste them, but I can add them in to a document, review them. Do I agree with them? Do I disagree with them? Depending on what comes of it, then I create my own piece or my own content using this as my, I guess you'd say, you know, kind of like your background or your, your base board, so to speak. And then presto. You've got amazing tasks solved and done using AI. Amazing stuff, guys. This is all there is to it for this tutorial. A ton more stuff coming up. Stay tuned.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2020 Ram 2500 GrewCab Short Box. Tradesman level 2 is stock number 12805Z. We're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Your new and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2020 Ram 2500 has the 6.4-liter V8 Hemi engine. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. We're going to go all the way around in this video, inside, underneath, start it up, and take a look under the hood. Patriot Blue Metallic is the color, and we shoot all of our videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, turn them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you liked the video and how we do things here at Summit Automotive, consider clicking the bell notifications after you click the subscribe button in the lower right hand part of the screen. And then check out all the videos we do each and every day of our new and used inventory here at Summit Auto. This one comes with the 18-inch Moto Metal painted and polished aluminum rims, and it has Cooper Discover ST tires, these are LT305 70R18s, and they have probably about 80% of the tread left on them. This one has the 4x4 off-road package, so you get the Bilstein chocks right there. You can see just how nice and clean that frame and underbody is. Front fender, excellent condition, I didn't see any dents or dings on there. Light lenses are nice and clear, and it does come with some LED fog lamps. Front bumper is in fantastic condition. The hood is in nice shape, I didn't see any dents or dings on there, and it does have a nice bug shield as well. Take note you get the clearance lights up top on the cab. And the passenger side front fender is in excellent condition as well. And the passenger side rim, no major scuffs or scrapes on there. Patriot Blue, one of my favorite colors on the Ram 2500s. Let's see if we can get it to focus in there, there we go. Really a good looking color, a lot of sparkle to it. As you go down this side of the truck, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos, so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So you can make a smart buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Very clean down that side, this back rim is in a very nice shape as well. Most of the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody back here, really good, does give you the Bilstein shocks back here as well. And it's pretty clean all the way underneath, a little bit of dust on there, but nothing too bad. That's all they're made in factory exhaust, and the lower rockers all look really good. Comes with the factory chrome Ram step bars, get that 4x4 off-road sticker there, that's just a sticker if you didn't like it, you could always remove it. Full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch, 4-pin and 7-pin wiring, the rear bumpers in great shape. It does have one little ding on the rear bumper, but that's why we do the videos, so you can have the most accurate representation of the vehicle as possible. Has a very nice spring and bed liner, it does come with LED bed lighting, and you get the fifth wheel and gooseneck prep package, 7-pin, 4-pin wiring in the bed, and those LED lights turn on with that button right there, it'll also turn your cargo lamp lights on as well. And you get four side box tie downs, put those off, beds in really nice shape, tailgate shuts nice and easily, and solidly, and as you go down the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side, no dents or dings on the box, and for full disclosure, this back rim is in very nice shape as well. Down the rest of this side of the truck, doors look really good. Has the heated fold-up tow mirrors, they fold up like so, and they fold in like that. Inside the Tradesman Level 2 package gives you the dark charcoal and black cloth interior, you get 40-20, 40-splitburn seating in the front, no rips, no tears on the seats, factory all-weather floor mats, this one does have auto headlamps, and the previous owner has done some nice carbon fiber simulated trim around the dash and door trims. Power windows, power locks, and power mirrors will hop inside, check out the Miles radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 15,685 miles, you do get a digital speedometer, compass range to empty, and that instrument cluster is very nice and clean, you do get Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, and cruise controls on the right as well as a gear selector, and that steering wheel is in fantastic condition. Does come with the 8-speed automatic transmission, 4x4 shifter is on the floor, you do get two USB's, a US Nogs jack and two USB C's, comes with the 8.4 touchscreen radio, AM-FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. This is also where your backup camera shows up, and you can see that they've made those backup cams HD now on the new body style Ram 2500, it even has a camera that looks over the receiver hitch to get you hooked up to your boat camper trailer the first time every time. You can also do Apple CarPlay and Android Auto with projection manager on here. We actually did a demo on Android Auto if you want to see how that works, in the upper right hand part of the screen there's a link to that video, but you can project your cell phone so if you've got a NAB system such as Waze or Google Maps, project it right up to there and then it's like you have NAB right on the radio. So pretty cool system, climate controls, factory brake controller, has six auxiliary up-fits which is tow-haul mode and stability control. You get your keyless entry here with remote start on there. Carpeting and passenger side floor mat and seat are in fantastic condition, smells very clean inside this truck. I don't think it's ever been smoked in and the headliner is in great shape as well. You do get map lights up here, power sliding rear window button. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Back seats, just as nice as the front seats, no rips, no tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost. You also get storage underneath those seats and you get the all-weather formats back here which keeps your carpeting looking like new. We've got the log curtain airbags on this truck. You get child safety locks on the back doors and the bottoms of the doors all look very very good on this truck. Let's start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll be able to verify the quality and condition of this truck inside out. It does have LED headlamps and you get those LED fog lamps. I used the auxiliary one switch to get those on in that truck. Cab lights are working good. And under the hood we have the 6.4 liter V8 Hemi engine. 410 horsepower engine base, very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. There's your emission sticker. And I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition and looks and cleaning and standpoint. And to see more pictures of this 2020 Ram 2500 crew cab short box tradesman level two in Patriot Blue go to that website right there at www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at www.summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to www.youtube.com slash www.summitauto.com remember to like, subscribe, and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. Click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. In fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel in the upper left. Link to more Ram 2500 truck videos like this one in the upper right, a link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right. 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hi friends so welcome again to this problem solving session and continuing with our topic on nature of roots of a quadratic equation we have taken one problem over here and the problem says find the value of k k for which the equation has real and equal roots guys real and equal roots the moment we see this first thing we should come in our mind is the value of d so what do we know about nature of roots for you know the condition for nature of roots to be real and equal we know that discriminant must be 0 and discriminant is nothing but b square minus 4 a c where b is the coefficient of x is the coefficient of x square and c is constant term right so b is coefficient of x and a is coefficient of x squared and c is constant constant term so if we know that so for roots of a quadratic equation quadratic equation for roots of a quadratic equation to be equal to be equal we have we must have we must have to be equal and obviously real real and equal so I forgot I forgot this real and equal you must have d must be equal to 0 right that is b square minus 4 a c must be equal to 0 now let us deploy the values over here so if you notice carefully b is 3k here c is 4 and clearly a is 9 so the task is very simple now deploy the values so hence 3k whole square is b square minus 4 times a 9 times c that is 4 is equal to 0 so if I simplify this what will I get I'll get 9k square clearly and this is nothing but now minus 9 times 16 is 0 is it it so this implies if you see if you see 9 can be cancelled out isn't it 9 is common from both so hence it can be cancelled or you can say dividing the entire equation by 9 you'll get k square minus 16 is 0 or k square is equal to 16 or k is equal to plus minus root 16 right which is nothing but plus minus 4 so k could be either 4 or k is equal to minus 4 in both these cases there will be two cases that is k equals to 4 and k equals to minus 4 in both the cases roots will be roots of which equation the given equation the begin given equation was 9 x square plus 3k x plus 4 equals to 0 are real and equal okay this is what is the solution to this question let us take another question so if you see we have to find the value of k for which the given equation has real and equal roots so by now you already all of you know that you know for real and equal roots what is the criteria criteria is for let me write this for real and equal roots for real and equal roots of a quadratic equation we must have d which is nothing but b square minus 4 a c must be equal to 0 so this is the criteria for the real roots you know it okay so what are a b and c in this case if you clearly see a is one right one time x square it is right what is b guys b is minus 2 1 plus 3k so anything which is associated with the variable x is b and now c is 7 times 3 plus 2k isn't it which is nothing but 21 plus 14k right 7 21 plus 14k now let's you know complete the solution so let's find b these are much b square so b is minus 2 1 plus 3k and this is whole square and minus 4 times a is 1 and c c is 21 plus 14k isn't it right and this must be 0 so hence it is 4 times 1 plus 3k whole square minus 4 times 21 plus 14k must be equal to 0 so clearly this 4 is common to both so hence 4 can be eliminated right you can divide the entire equation by 4 and you will get you know the 4 does this particular 4 gets eliminated now you open the brackets you'll see this is something but 1 plus 2 times 1 times 3k plus 3k whole square isn't it a plus we whole square is a square plus 2 a b plus b square and this is minus 21 and this is minus 14k is equal to 0 right so minus 1 times 21 minus 21 and minus 1 times 14k is minus 14k here right so let's simplify further it is 1 plus 6k and this is 9k square so 3k whole square is 9k square many people make mistakes while doing these these simple you know mathematical manipulation so please be very very cautious and careful so minus 21 minus 14k many people I have seen they will do 3k square is 3k play 3k whole square they will write 3k square and here is where you get it wrong so be careful this is equal to 0 now what let's you know arrange them in an order so 9k square comes first 6k minus 14k is minus 8k okay and 1 minus 21 is minus 20 this is equal to 0 correct so what is it we get another quadratic equation in k so let us solve it by splitting the middle term so clearly it is 9 times minus 20 ac is 9 times minus 20 which is minus 180 guys so what is to be done so clearly 18 times 10 so minus 80 is also minus 18 times 10 so and why am I doing this because minus 18 plus 10 will be minus 8 that's what is the middle term splitting process right so hence I can now write 9k square minus 8k can be written as minus 18k plus 10k and why did I do this because 18 times 10 18 times 10 gives me 180 which was also equal to 9 times 20 so hence is it will help me in factorization this is the method for factorization so what can I do for the first two terms separate 9k take it common then what is left okay and what is left here to then what is a process just simply write k minus 2 and then complete it by writing 10 here because 10k will give you 10k here and 10 times minus 2 will give you minus 20 here so this becomes easier for me so hence this implies k minus 2 is a common factor and it is 9k plus 10 this is equal to 0 so our job is done right so what is what will this be solution will be either either k minus 2 is 0 or 9k plus 10 plus 10 is equal to 0 is it it so what will be the values like so the values will be so what will be the values like so the values will be k is equal to 2 or k is equal to minus 10 upon 9 okay so hence there are two values for k k equals to 2 or k equals k equals to 2 or k equals minus 10 upon 9 if this is so then the given quadratic equation will have real and equal roots right so this quadratic equation will have real and equal roots okay this is how you have to solve it so what did we do in this question we simply applied the condition this kermanant must be equal to 0 put the values of a b and c in a b and c there will be unknown k and with this condition d is equal to 0 we figured out what is the value of k and it came out to be k equals to 2 and k equals to minus 10 upon 9 right this is how you have to solve these kind of questions


Ghostface, I was wrong. There is a drought here although I'm on the very edge of it South-Central USA, oh if you're South-Central USA for sure USA, Central USA, South and West Coast of USA, California, they're having major droughts and I heard they're predicting they're gonna have some floods coming in. So what happens gang, by the way, you can get serious, serious serious issues with flash floods following major droughts because what happens is the ground gets dry so it loses its ability, soil loses its ability to absorb water, moisture, right? So if it rains really hard, all of a sudden the water is not sinking through the soil and the soil acts, the ground acts as basically a surface. So no water goes down and it just becomes flash flood season, right? So droughts are dangerous on so many levels, so many levels and then when you get flash floods what you get is a topsoil being washed away and that affects agriculture, right? So it's a chain reaction of things occurring, right? And when you get droughts, of course, if you get winds, topsoil gets blown away as well and the bacteria and stuff dies in the soil, so there's a lot of secondary effects associated with droughts, a lot of secondary effects associated with droughts.