Healthy you, eating right, and physical activity, right? What's the first step that we should always do when we are gonna prepare food for ourselves or for others? Wash your hands. Wash your hands, all right, so that's what we're gonna do first.  You're gonna put this on, and it glows in the dark. Wash your hands like you would normally, and then you'll put your hands under here to see where you missed. So this'll glow in any area that you missed. First choice, if you have access to soap and water, use that. If you do not have access to either of those, antibacterial gel is a secondary option. So you can go back and re-wash. No! Yep, around the ring. That's not awful. So why should we eat snacks? Why do people eat snacks? Hungry. Hungry? Stress. Stress. Increased energy. You talked about going, you were just at the gym.  Maybe we're trying to lose a little bit of weight. Healthy snacks are key to that. And then as students, snacks can help with better concentration. More fuel for your brain, the better it's gonna work. Thank you. Today we're gonna make the energy bites. Why did we choose the energy bites? They're nutrient dance. Depending on what you choose over there, we've got a lot of options, and they're delicious. Let's be honest. These look like these are gonna be smacking. You can make these however you want. You get to be creative. We didn't necessarily give you our recipe per se.  I'm touching out. This is so exciting.


All right, there is a reference here, and there's silence plays in full first Oh, right It's very cool first thing. I would do honest very picky, but I tell this everybody I would and it seems like a almost like a photo in the background here Mainly because of the colors and everything with the lights everything compared to this I would just have that in terms of just blocks and things where it's geometry Kind of matching this style unless at the very end you're going fully rendered with lights all kind of stuff But I will keep that in that consistent in terms of style. It's very picky, but I tell everybody just it's just to me It's clashing, but I see a lot of people doing that online reels and things So it's not something that's completely wrong. There's a personal preference for you to think about The other thing is I like all of this generally. I think it's a cool idea I think the line is great and the idea is great, especially with this coming in my only thing is And you're sending me this with reference that is Taking up the screen left half of the shot so if that is gone you're To me it was like it's a massive imbalance in terms of how the whole thing is staged I understand that you want this here to be small on the right side so that we have That hand as a surprise But to me it would be I first of all do this where she comes in And I like that look there it's getting a massive car potentially scaling it down a bit or Having her maybe bigger in frame so that I know you want her to be also maybe Crouch on and trying to hide but maybe the head generally will be maybe then maybe this big just giving her just a bit more room Kind of filling this out for composition as well But generally what I would do again, I like all of this just going through what I like here I like she comes in it's good action there And then she goes back eyes closed. That's great taking out the phone talking and Then having that on her face realize what's going on. She might have a bit more of a look there This was like she's looking a bit above in your reference You're looking a bit more clear at the hands and then waiting and getting ready and then and that that's great The only thing I would do is that she's very very static here And I would give us a bit more contrast where she comes in And she might go straight back to this but when she takes out the phone and starts dialing in I would personally have something where she starts to lean more to the left and All of this like this look again can be she's almost maybe propping herself up with a stronger Like an arm push to be higher So that she's a bit more up there trying to see what's behind the car and Then as she gets to maybe like this is the moment here where she's a bit more here And then after that she starts to go back to the right to again to end up here with the hand can come in basically she comes in Like that, right? I would give this more movement like this where she she crosses more over into the left space of the screen Mainly because she will come in here Go to the right. There's more movement, but you give this a bit more Tension and contrast so that you have somewhere to go for her to relax and we think it's okay Meaning that she comes in like this right grabs the phone and there's a lot of head here head here Moving around I think a lot of movement love to me more I darts potentially so you have energy as she she Have to break this empty here you imagine she comes in Okay, okay, okay, it's getting better. Okay, please save me all the hand is coming Versus right now she comes in and we kind of stuck in this stuck in this corner right corner right corner The hand comes in so that's kind of to me how it feels like she comes in here and after that We're stuck on that right side. Then it's kind of that and we linger with a really Massive amount of empty space on there on the left here screen left and then the hand comes in So that's why I'm saying what if she comes in here? Goes around goes back grabs the phone and then gets back up here Maybe leans forward and has like within this section lots of lots of movement head dart and it's more more active Panic so that when she is okay, which again, I will probably do around here ish Like that's the moment where she is not concerned about the outside now She's concerned about herself like oh, I'm hurt and this again would be where she's around here And then you can have her go from here to here slowly where you Can't manipulate the audience to give us a false sense of it's okay where the tension is gone where she's she's at the beginning Higher she's at the highest point with her head looking around and then she can go down She can lean over everything is kind of giving us a false sense of it's okay. I can rest Where again the heck goes lower and she stays there and then you can come with that surprise there I hope that makes sense Again, I love your reference or all this stuff is great ideas are great acting choices are great my main thing is that we're just spending so much time in this corner just the composition feels very Imbalance, but I would use that space to advantage to give us more contrast and more energy more more frantic panic So that we can go there and it relax like I said into this where we think it's now done and then this shows up All right, I hope that makes sense. If not, let me know. All right. Thanks All right, there's an email you can sign up You can start whenever you want you can submit whatever you want you get 16 submissions either way a like and subscribe would be awesome All right. Thank you


So here is my efficient system on how to run more quickly and effectively. Number one, you have to have a system to your pre-rounding. This means when you come into the hospital, you have to kind of know when you go into a patient's chart what you're going to look for. My simple method now is attending is I look for the vitals, look for overnight notes, and I look for labs. That's basically it. Number two is to pre-plan what your conversation is going to be with the patient. By no means your interaction with the patient, but you do want to have an idea of what questions you want to ask and what updates and possibly what management you're going to do for them that day. That way your conversation with them is focused, it's concrete, and it's early in the morning. They don't want to be interrupted anyways. And then finally, number three and the biggest is anytime you get a message or a page from another staff member or nurse that needs your attention, just take 10 seconds, finish the task you're doing, and then respond to that message. Oftentimes the people that are messaging you are not expecting an immediate reply. So just take a second to look at the page, make sure it's not an emergency, finish what you're doing, even if it's 30 seconds, that note, whatever it is, doing all of these things in combination, you realize that now when you go into the hospital in the morning, everything just feels like it has a much easier flow to it. And if you want more tips like this on your radical journey then make sure you hit that follow, subscribe to get more content just like this one.


I have just spent a really interesting afternoon being both MC and a keynote at a conversation all around community regeneration and this was inspired by the Restart project which is funded by Erasmus Plus. Now this was really interesting because rather than looking at this from a business point of view or from any one point of view it was a holistic discussion around how communities reinvent themselves and we drew on examples from a wide variety of aspects including individual regeneration all the way up to as far as you can imagine so I wanted to share a couple of insights with you. Number one, let me give you some geographical examples right around the world of communities that have reinvigorated themselves and with the following results. So number one is the Doc Lands in London between 1981 and 1998. It designed the design canary wharf and a lot of services around the enviable area there now but also the 2012 London Olympics also led it to creating the Queen Elizabeth Park as well after the Olympics was done. And now that led and will have led by 2030 to 10,000 new homes, 20,000 jobs and 5 billion pounds of economic impact. If we go to Belfast the Titanic quarter up to February of 2020 which naturally enough true to the challenges of hospitality has changed since but it doesn't take away from what it has achieved which is that it now or by then was bringing one million pounds a week of economic impact. It changed the tourism footprint of Northern Ireland and also it raised confidence in the region as well around what it could do and the ambition that it had in within that sector. Porto Madero in Buenos Aires was sold to a publicly limited corporation for the purposes of community development and it went on to have a huge environmental impact of 39 hectares of bodies of water, 28 hectares of green space, triggered two and a half billion dollars of private investment and I think that was something that I certainly learned from today is we often think of community development from the point of view of public investment but when public investment triggers a very significant amount of private investment it can lead to massive results and that project also has generated 45,000 service jobs and then the last one that we referred to that I had brought during my keynote during this is the Old Town in Portland, Oregon and that was a five-year action plan that basically regenerated the area socially, environmentally and economically and that led to 10% job growth, 28% wage growth and launched four neighborhood events as well as a range of community livability events including museums, gardens and employment access centres. So the question is though is that I'm telling you success stories and I want to look variety of places around the world in order to find them. The question is how, how do you actually trigger them and that was what the purpose of the Erasmus Plus Restart project is all about, is enabling community leaders in order to do that. So a couple of things that I shared with everyone today is when I personally needed to reinvent myself or alternatively when I needed to breathe a new life into something we were doing within the business or a project that we had worked on. Three techniques that I shared were, or include, the first one is being very, very clear on why you want to get somewhere and I shared an experience of when the where we were trying to get to on one particular occasion wasn't exactly where we thought we were going and I shared an example of that but just to having the time to elaborate on that now but I will just give you a quick anecdote that I think exemplifies this is there was a property owner one time that was receiving complaints from his tenants that the lifts were too slow. So what he did after that was that he was looking to all sorts of expensive changes and what about infrastructure developments and all sorts of things and then somebody said to put a mirror and beside, put a mirror on the wall beside where people wait for the lifts and see what happens. So we did and then his tenants thanked him for increasing the speed of the lifts. You see the thing is, is that what they were actually looking for was not to change the speed of the lifts but actually instead was to be entertained while waiting and by putting a mirror there of course people then could look at themselves and time pass so much faster. So first of all, it's really important when you are looking to reinvent yourself. Maybe it is career wise, maybe it's business wise, maybe it's any other wise is first of all understand why you're doing it because that will be both the momentum that will prepare propel you and will also determine whether you're successful or not. Second thing I also suggested this this technique we've certainly used many times but particularly when we needed to pivot one of the businesses a couple of years ago is testing the assumptions is actually gotten to a room and we documented every assumption that we had about the business and the business idea, the target market, everything we just documented every assumption. And you know what the most worthwhile assumptions were to document are the ones that were most obvious because if I if I hold something really dear to me, that's very obvious in my opinion, not going to articulate because I mean doesn't everyone in everybody know what they're often the ones that can lead you into you know where you don't scenario analyze you don't think about backup plans and so on. So anyway, documenting all of the assumptions that you have about something and then putting them on a graph which is changeability and also impact. So on a matrix right across matrix is like likelihood to change. So really likely to change versus not likely to change at all and then impact if it did change so really high impact if it changes and then on the bottom very little impact even if it did change. And by plotting things on that matrix, you can actually see well, okay, where are our blind spots forming because we're not questioning the assumptions are alternatively because we are not considering that these things might change and as a result that we're not taking any any action. Now, I don't need to mention certain things that have happened over the past five years that we can all imagine that have really challenged our assumptions about a very wide variety of things. If you need some inspiration for thinking through those, you could also add pestil in there. So pestil is what's happening politically, economically, socially, technologically, legally and environmentally if you need some stimulation for thinking through that. And the last technique that I suggested today as well that I think is super useful when you're re energizing yourself is look at the problems that you face and just question what if we were to use those problems to lever the solutions like what if the problem was actually the way in which we could make the solution better? What if our situation was to improve as a result of the problem? So to give you a very concrete example of that, I mean, around COVID last year when everything was changing back in March, anything in person that I had been doing speaking events, training events, our savvy teens, everything was now thrown into disarray, whereas instead we've pivoted on all of that now to focus in on not apologizing or trying to come up with a replacement for actually being in our for not being able to deliver something in person. But instead, what about if we were to use the fact that we can't be there in person to lever the technology, for example, along the way. So they are to move from community generation projects at a geographical standpoint to individual or business regeneration. So now I just want to share with you a couple of things that I learned from the various different speakers today. So we started off with Udras Noguelga, who said that we have had a free trial of remote working. And now we can see if we like it or not. But regeneration in local community environments enables families to return home, it counteracts immigration and it also restores work life balance. Then we had Claire first, who's the CEO of work West and what she said was particularly design thinking can be very good in community regeneration, including the Stanford model, which is where you empathize, define, ideate a solution, prototype the solution and then test with a user group, almost like using design thinking like it would start up, but for a community as well. Then we had Martina early from Roscommon leader, and she said that in order to regenerate communities, you need to be clear vision and ambition, you need to be a problem solver, you need to deliver for funders but bring everybody with you. You also need to present yourselves, yourselves being the community that is seeking to reenergize to the generation of tomorrow and make yourselves relevant along the way. And each of them spoke about so many various different areas in which we can learn from best practice on that. Also then Podrig from LIIT spoke about the benefits of effective regional alliance, including fast tracking knowledge, mechanism for pooling resources, sustainable opportunities, emphasis on community heritage and more collective influence. Then we had Marie who showed us the great resource that has been created. It's available at restart communities.eu. And this is a tool that you can personalize and it can tailor it so that it can meet the needs of communities that are seeking to reenergize. Now Orla Casey then from Momentum Consulting, she said that Ireland, the island of Ireland is full of best practice and this particular resource that they put together has 50 video interviews on YouTube and 29 learning topics and so on. But she picked up on a couple of trends. This is 2020 have made communities hyper local, increased importance of text, need for agile thinking and community spirit has soared in 2020. Then we also then went on to hear from Charlie Fisher who said community wealth needs to take more of a focus as well as foreign direct investment and corporate development. And he also said community rights needs to move from representative electives to more public participation. And then finally Community Finance Ireland went on then to say that in order to apply for their type of finance, they want projects that have got where people have got the authority to borrow capacity to repay, but also where the impact is going right into social projects at the end of the day. Fantastic event. Check out restartcommunities.eu


hey everyone hello hello hello hello i hope you're all good today we're going to be doing my june wrap up i feel like for me june was a bit of like a reading month it was very met it was very blah it wasn't bad i read quite a bit i think it was like in terms of how much i read my second highest reading month this year but i don't think i read like many great books we'll go into all my stats we'll do that now first and then we'll go into like the individual reviews for each of the books so in june i read a total of nine books which is one less than i read last month so not the shablam i was hoping for after finishing uni but i was like seeing family i was making more videos so i think it's a fine number sure jan i read 3001 pages which averages out to about a hundred pages a day which is always my goal at least a hundred pages a day on average is something that i'm happy with i don't read a hundred pages every day some days i read none some days i read like 400 you know it's completely random this also gave me an average book length of 329 i actually read a lot of like 400 something page books this month and then i think i read like an 80 page book and 100 page book and they brought the average down quite a lot and my average rating was 3.38 that is the second lowest average rating i've had so far this year for a month so like i said i read a fair amount but i didn't have many new favorites um i read one five star one four point five star two four stars two three stars two two point five stars and one two stars so like at the end there were a bit were a bit bottom heavy in terms of our average ratings in terms of genres i read one contemporary three fantasy one historical one mystery one nonfiction and two thriller fantasy is definitely my most read genre but i i don't feel like i've had a ton of success with fantasy so far this year really like in terms of number in terms of like shared numbers of what makes up my highest rated five i read were y a and four were adult it is pretty much always like a 50 50 split between those two for me so in terms of how i acquired the books four were gifts one was a book i'd previously bought myself two were from publishers one was from script and one i got in a book box six i read with stand-alones and three were part of the series which i'm happy with because my reading has definitely been series heavy i think this year in terms of my reading for the whole year 54.3 of what i've read has been from series so i'm happy that this was a bit of a month where i read some more stand-alones a lot of time i've been starting a lot of series i need to finish series yes you do no yes you do i think i'm gonna tonight i'm gonna make a series spreadsheet of all the series i'm currently reading so i can visually see it because i do have a category on good reads but it's not as visual as i'd like it to be so that's my plans tonight if anyone is wondering it's so exciting i know in terms of author race a lot of you know i'm trying to read over 50 non-white authors i didn't do well with that this month i read from three black authors and six white authors it was something i was very conscious of throughout the month but it just in terms of the videos i was doing that's just how basically it fell so that's something i definitely want to try and rectify it next month and then in terms of author status one was a debut two authors i've read before and six authors running to me which is always fun let's get into the individual books i will say one is not in any reading vlog and one isn't a reading vlog that hasn't come out yet seven of these books do have full reading blogs for them so i'm gonna try i always just say the same things i'm like do you guys really want to listen to this i suppose you do but if you aren't like really in-depth thoughts where i talk about these books like 10 minutes on their own and take you to the journey of me reading them i will link and i'll tell you all of all of the vlogs these are in basically if you want to go check these out so the first three books i read were in a vlog where i basically tested whether i preferred books with similar characters to me in them because i've never understood when people are like first was sorcery of thorns by margaret rogerson and i gave this 2.5 stars i know this is a standalone fantasy which i really do enjoy i feel like we don't have enough standalone fantasies everything needs to be a five book series i'm like girl just give me give me it in a in a decent sized chunk please and lisabeth has grown up in these libraries she that's where she's lived all her life and the libraries start to come under attack and she is accused of one of the attacks and she has to travel with this magician-y guy sorcerer and his demonic servant i can't remember with this book what's spoiler and what's not because it does have to pack a lot in because it is a standalone fantasy it's always hard to talk about the first book you're in in the month isn't it like chronologically i'm like i don't remember i don't remember love i don't remember at all i really don't because i go just fell flat for me it just it just fell flat i just felt so meh about it i didn't feel like it excited me in any kind of way i didn't feel connected to the characters i didn't feel connected to the relationships in it i felt like a lot of what happened at the end was rushed i am struggling to talk about it because it was so unmemorable that i'm like who is she who is she where did you find her listen i wouldn't recommend it i think that's all you really need to know i wouldn't you know it was fine i don't think i'm gonna pick up an enchantment of ravens anymore i think i'm gonna remove it for my want to read because i just don't know if i'm interested i don't know if me and this author vibe next i read good girl bad blood by holly jackson this is the second in one of my favorite murder mystery YA series this is an amazing murder mystery series if you love murder mystery if you want to read some YA like it's so good i agree the best maybe the best we're following pip who is this detective in her small town and in this book she had sworn off the events of the first book that she wasn't going to play detective again you know she's only like 17 it had kind of taken too much out of her and so she had promised her family her friends that she wasn't going to do that again and then one of her friends brothers goes missing and so she is trying to help find him i loved so much about this the writing was better in the first than in the first book the multimedia elements were improved and more in number than the first book so we have pictures we have maps we have fit bits we have audio recordings we have so many elements that bring this story to life in the modern age which i don't think enough mysteries set now do and pip went on a really interesting character journey in this book she really grew she really changed she hadn't gone through something so monumental and she really went through a shift in this book and i thought that was done so well but the biggest reveal at the end was predictable for a mile off it was predictable from 20 pages in it's sad it's sad you know it's it's a shame and so i couldn't in good conscience give it a five star if it's predictable with mysteries i think an ending can not it can be not satisfying necessarily or like miss the mark a bit i cannot dock a point for that because it's so hard to do a good ending to a mystery but when it's like super duper predictable and i knew it the whole way through then i do dock a point for that because i'm like we could have done something else do you know what i mean i feel like it was just obvious from the get go and that did disappoint me but it's still one of my favorite probably the best ya murder mystery series i've ever read maybe my favorite murder mystery series then i read the raven boys by maggie steve water i gave this three stars it's gotta get a sip of water i know everyone loves this series but i just didn't click with it basically in this we're following blue who's been told if she kisses her first true love he'll die and her meeting the raven boys who are these kind of like boys who are searching for these lay lines of power within the world i still don't get it either listen we can all be confused together um i don't like talking about the raven boys because for some reason it gets me really nervous like i just don't i just like everyone's gonna come to me but anyway this felt like a prequel to me it felt like a prequel it didn't feel like its own book it felt like we were setting up for the next book i don't really feel like much happened maggie steve water's writing is always like a roundabout way of saying something right it's always it always takes like a couple corners to say a thing you could have gone straight ahead with and in many books i do enjoy that but i never fully got on board with it i was constantly like do i love the writing or do i hate it i don't know nobody knows i'm gonna continue on the series because i'm excited for where the series is gonna go but i felt like this could have been distilled down into 150 pages like it didn't feel like it's own book it felt like we it was setting us up for what is to happen in the rest of the series next i read whites on race and other falsehoods by otego yuwagpa i gave this four stars i listened to the audiobook on script i would really recommend if you do have script if you don't i do have a link down below where you can get i think it's two months free um could be wrong but i think it's two months free i'd really recommend you go and listen to it because it's only like an hour an hour and a half long it's not a long audiobook at all this is a collection of essays from the author particularly after george floyd's death and the surrounding reaction on her relationship with white people and why that is such a difficult and fraught relationship and i so this is like the only book that you're not going to hear me speak about in a vlog obviously because i just listened to the audiobook i didn't read it for a vlog and i feel like i can't articulate it well enough to you right now but it is such an insightful listen i don't want to sit here and be like oh it's such an important book because that is part of what the book critiques is how especially people like in the book community reacted last year to the events that happened and how we made these like anti-racism reading lists and whatever you know so i'm conscious that it made me reflect a lot on my own actions at the time and what i'm probably even doing wrong now so i would just so i'd recommend you read it i'm not gonna say it's like an integral reader an important read because that is in some ways part of the problem it is very honest and it addresses the tensions between black and white people particularly in the uk the author is british and so it's framed through that and how difficult the experience of last year and life in general is for the author so like i said i would really recommend you go and either read it physically i think it's only like 80 pages long or you go and listen to the audiobook because it definitely made me think a lot and made me evaluate my own actions but also that's not the point because that is part of what the book criticizes as well so i'm very conscious that i'm probably not doing it a proper service and how i'm talking about it so i would just recommend that you and go you go and read it yourself okay the next three books for all books i read for a 24 hour reading vlog which i did which was fun but not very successful but i never smile ever why because i'm not a happy person so the first book i read was the baby is mine by oyan can breakaway so this is the author of my sister the serial killer which i really enjoyed this is a short book it's basically a novella and i gave this what did i give it i gave it 2.5 stars so in this our main character has been thrown out of his girlfriend's house for cheating and he goes to live at his uncle's house his uncle has passed away but he goes to live and he finds his aunt and another woman and a baby and they both claim that the baby is theirs i just felt like this book never really got going i felt like it was very predictable i felt like it wasn't very thrilling it's a very short book and i don't feel like the ending was a surprise at least with my sister's serial killer the ending was a surprise i didn't feel like that with this one this is part of an initiative called quick reads from the reading agency which is this collection of short books to help people you know either with dyslexia or help people get back into reading so i do very much admire the initiative but i also think the books in that should be great you know what i mean like i don't think we should be like oh it's for this initiative so if it's a bit disappointing like you're not necessarily the target market for it like i think the book should still be amazing and this wasn't amazing for me do you get what i'm saying so it was just okay i really love oean can break rates writing i think she has this like sarcastic tone of writing and very matter of fact but i would just recommend my sister's serial killer over this next is one of the biggest disappointments of my life i hate talking about it because it's a debut and i just feel very guilty like i feel bad for talking about bad about this me trying to avoid talking about this book it's the islanders by sd leonard i gave this two stars and um yeah this was probably my most one of my most anticipated releases of this year it is based off the show love island which has just started back up again and this is very much inspired by and then there were none by agatha christie where basically someone is killed and then a voice tells the people on the island that someone is going to get killed off every hour until our protagonist figures out who's behind the murder a lot of this is a personal problem i spoke about this a lot in the vlog so again i will link that below and in the cards firstly i didn't like and then there were none so i think this format of death after death which you know is coming like deaths that are anticipated doesn't work for me i like that to be i'm very simple i like a simple format with some twists i like there to be a murder i like us to investigate it and then i like us to find it out and if you're gonna have a lot of murders don't let me know when they're coming like i just don't think it works for me and this was also told in first person present tense which i just don't think works for me in thrillers first person passed yeah but first person present it just felt clunky it didn't flow for me i kept getting drawn out by the writing and by the first it was particularly the tense like the first person present tense and the writing is the first step so like because i couldn't get into the writing style i couldn't really get into the book at all so i do think a lot of it is a personal issue i would maybe still recommend it if you've heard me talk about it and you were interested in it and then the final book i read in that vlog which was slightly well not slightly much much more successful was the black flamingo by dean atta no i don't think you understand i'm obsessed this is a why a book told in prose that is not correct about this boy michael and we follow him from when he's about six up until university so i really loved in this one how we followed him throughout his life we follow his relationship with being gay and being black and living at that intersection and how he finds drag and and you know performance of gender away at university to articulate that that is the whole plot of the book but it's not a spoiler you know that's what it tells you on the back the thing it tells you on the back is the end so what you're gonna experience with this is the journey the writing is some of the most beautiful writing i've ever read i will always talk about how much i love elizabeth asavado's books told in verse i think earlier i said prose i meant verse don't come for me sorry i messed them up verse this is my favorite book told in verse i prefer this to elizabeth asavado which is like slander i just loved this book i want to reread it again straight away it was beautiful it was touching it was so articulate like dean atta managed to articulate so many big feelings and thoughts and worries and emotions in five words you know it was just beautiful it was just simple it was done so well um it took me like an hour to read so maybe if you're in a reading slump this would be a really great recommendation then the next book i read in an episode i've wrapped up which i'll link it's like a whole 20 minute video of me talking about this book and it is the fair fight by anna freeman i gave this four stars this is a historical fiction set in about like 1800 bristol it's touted as being about female boxes but it's not really lies lies and more lies and lies on top of lies we follow one woman in poverty who boxing is like her calling we follow one man who goes to private school he has got a very intimate and close relationship with one of his one of his closest friends perry they're rich and they are kind of like adjacent to the boxing trade um and then we follow perry's sister charlotte who in george's view the man is very quiet seen but not heard and then in her perspective she's very angry and upset at the constraints that she has put under in this society and that is basically what the whole book is about is about how these characters must live and operate and survive within their individual boxes in society and how that controls them basically was a whole book i was wearing this underground female boxing ring in bristol and that's not it but i really thought it was um a very fun book like ruth who is our character in poverty like it's her dialect is written into her perspective we really get a sense of her as a character and how strong she is also the poverty and that she lives with and how that shapes all of her actions so if you like historical fiction i would recommend this i thought it was a fun read and then the last book i don't want to say too much about you naughty naughty you teasing me you naughty naughty it's gonna be in a vlog that's coming up and so like i kind of want to keep you waiting i'm like do i even tell you my rating i mean you can't really work it out by when i told you my ratings before but i read daughter of smoke combined by lanie taylor what do i tell you do i give you my rating um no i will say if you've watched me for a long time you'll know i love lanie taylor's writing i love how lyrical it is i love how beautiful it is in terms of writing probably one of my favorite authors but i didn't feel like the pacing of this book held its own i didn't feel like the plot held its own um and it's not my favorite lanie taylor i've ever read i don't want to say too much because i do want to talk about it in depth in depth in the vlog and it's gonna come out in a couple weeks i hate when i've like read a book and i wrap up and the vlog isn't gonna come out for a while because i hate spoiling it so i think that's what i'm gonna say i'm gonna keep you waiting that's all i'm gonna say um goodbye okay so that is all of the books that i read in june i'm hoping for a great reading month in july i've got a really i've got a lot of fun videos planned i've also got a few books that i'm tentative to read but i've got to read for a certain video it's gonna be very different than anything i typically read so i'm a bit nervous for that let me know how june went for you down in the comments if you've gotten to the end comment a blue emoji i love the blue i do love the blue on this cover in this edition this is the aluma craig special edition comment any blue emoji if he's gotten to the end thank you so much for watching i appreciate all your guys' support so so much and i'll see you very soon in another video bye


You don't need to be very creative. If you look at these names, we'll go one by one, Amazon oversupply looks absolutely great. ZM that we just talked about, Reclaim the Five Day Moving Average looks absolutely great. Facebook, again, second day in a row. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, happy Thursday everybody. Welcome to another edition of the Access to Trader.com nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody had a great day. So Groundhog's Day, right? Great movie, if you guys remember, old enough to remember in the 80s starring Bill Murray. He was, I think it was a newsman, a weatherman, something like that. Okay, I haven't watched in such a long time, but he kept on replaying the same day over and over again, right? If you go back to yesterday, we had a pretty aggressive pull, okay? If you look at, let me just show you on the five minute chart, just kind of, so this was yesterday, right? We had this really, really aggressive pull, okay? Really, really aggressive pull towards end of the day. And a lot of the names that were very, very strong that really reclaimed a lot of big levels yesterday, they got pulled down. And the news was that, again, they couldn't find a measuring stick, kind of a place that they could figure out is the stimulus thing on, is the stimulus thing off, what's the common ground, what are some of the concessions that both sides can make? And the future started really getting aggressive to the downside. And when you woke up this morning, we got a big gap up, right? Everything gapped up basically to pre-headline levels.  It's not even just talking about it, the morning, not even talking about just one day, I haven't talked about this for years. The morning session, you got three, three and a half hours to do what you gotta do. The afternoon session, again, like we talked about last night's video, is always going to open you up to more exposure for any type of thousand different headlines, whether it's COVID, election, stimulus, anything, okay? So you're much more in the line of fire in the afternoon, that's why, again, when you see headlines, they could really do a lot of damage. And again, most traders, they don't give back their whole day in the morning, they give back their whole day in the afternoon. So today was kind of Groundhog's Day. We woke up, the market was very, very strong. This is now day four, right? Day four above the supply zone that we've been talking about in nonstop for three, four days, how important it is, or it was for the bulls to stay above and keep on building. As you can see by the charts, they keep on building. But more important, what we saw yesterday with that really aggressive pull, we got exactly basically the same headline today. If you look at the five minute chart, you'll see exactly the same headline, pretty much the same time, pulled down the market, everything went red, but this time it was different. And again, this is where you see where really the power of bias and the power of sentiment lies right now. The bulls could have played a part two, right? A part two for yesterday's sell-off into the close. Instead, they did not roll over, they did not die, they reclaimed, and they closed pretty much, at least on the NASDAQ composite, we pretty much closed at the high of the day. More important than that, from the sentiment point of view, if you look at the pull, the names did not sell off. Amazon yesterday had a $70 sell-off. Today, same time, it came in about $10 and then reclaimed supply and went higher. Netflix, again, yesterday got murdered, right? Absolutely murdered today, right? They came in, went absolutely nuts. And you could go down the whole list, right? Literally, Apple, on the video, anything, any stock you want that's in the beta names, you could clearly see the difference between yesterday and today. And if you look at where we are from the point of number one, common sense and number two, technical analysis, you see where their next measure potential is, right? Again, we see it, the last little line of defense here that the bears have is this 82, 82-20 level. And the problem with that is if you're a bear, okay, we are closed, this is the highest closed in this whole formation, right? Everybody see that, right? This is the high here in the last into supply, 82-19, that was the high from September the 10th. We are in October the 1st, and we reclaimed this whole area, whole distribution, this whole sell-off, and this is the highest closed in this whole formation, which is super-duper bullish. And if you look at the charts that correlate, right? Into the NASDAQ composite, you'll see how quickly they really resemble of what's going on macro with the ETF. So if you look at Amazon, right? Carbon copy, Amazon reclaimed all levels. Again, this is the highest closed in Amazon in the whole formation. Again, two days in a row, it built over the 50-day moving average in today, the highest closed. We saw incredible aggressive in-the-money weekly call buying today. We saw a crazy hardcore deep out-of-the-money calls for next week, the 3350s, the 3400s. So again, you could see the theme playing out here, right? You could definitely, definitely see the theme that's definitely playing out here, super bullish. We saw names like Zoom, right? That had this really big move up, okay? Hit supply came back in, was hugging and holding on to the rising 10-day moving average, like G.I. Joe and the Kung Fu grip, right? They couldn't confirm lower. You could see this triple bottom here, and today it closed right above the five-day moving average. Again, the five-day is the absolute shortest term bias that you could possibly have, at least for me. So this is super bullish. And if you go through your charts tonight, guys, usually I would tell, and I really suggest, especially new traders, look at a lot of charts. It's very, very important to chart tonight. If you trade beta, tonight is almost like your day off of not charting. You don't need to be very creative tonight, okay? There's only 10 to what, 10, 15 of these stocks. You don't need to be very creative. If you look at these names, we'll go one by one, Amazon oversupply looks absolutely great. ZM that we just talked about reclaimed the five-day moving average looks absolutely great. Facebook, again, second day in a row, first close above supply, looks absolutely great, right? You get the picture, right? Apple, again, second close above supply, looks absolutely great. All it needs to do is reclaim this area right here. This area right here, you know, 18, 18 and a half, 19 area, and you're going into the 20s, a lot of call buying coming in very, very aggressively there as well. Roku broke out today. Again, we'll talk about the individual pivot to the second. Roku broke out today. You could see 52 week highs on deck. So today is one of those scenarios that, again, all you need to do is concentrate on the five names, right? The five names that you want to trade tomorrow. I promise you, they're not going to give you any headfakes. If they start confirming legitimate levels macro, we're probably going to have a pretty good, you know, very aggressive rally. Fridays, again, they're speculation Fridays because of expiration on the weekly option. So that's going to add fuel to the fire. So unless something crazy comes out, and that's a big, big multiple hanging over everybody's head again, at any given time, you know, if they come out with news that no stimulus agreement has been reached, there is of course a shot that we gap down tomorrow. The problem with that is for the bears, the market already has screened at you, right? They're telling you loud and clear that you couldn't get us down at two o'clock in the afternoon. If we do get a gap up tomorrow, if we do get a gap down tomorrow, it's going to be a gift.  All we need to do is wait for those confirmation channels to line up at 10 o'clock. And once they confirm, there's gonna be a lot of trades going right to green tomorrow and approaching today's macro confirmation prices. So again, if you are, if you are, for whatever reason, sell bias going into tomorrow, just understand if they gap down the future and you sell into weakness tomorrow, again, you don't need to listen to me, but if that's the case and they start lining up these channels back to the upside in the 10 o'clock channel, you're gonna have a really, really aggressive Friday and not in a good way. So again, we're kind of bullish, right? We're kind of bullish going into tomorrow's session. So let's talk about today's session again, pretty aggressive stuff here. We talked about DOCU for three, four days. That finally broke out today. Amazon again, incredibly strong. And again, this is basically what we did the whole day here. So Amazon big upgrade today. I forgot who it was. It was such a long time ago. It needs to reclaim 3214 and it did that on the close. We actually had a sneaky pivot back in the afternoon. We'll talk about that in a second. Alibaba one hit one, they never got close to the 297.50 level.  So this was definitely my first trade of the day. We talked about DOCU for three, four days. Again, COVID is starting to spike along with ZM and Peloton that's been absolutely on fire. DOCU again, a pure play of any potential. Again, I hope it doesn't happen, but any potential kind of stay-at-home cycle that could potentially hit. So here is DOCU, beautiful trade. I mean, really, really beautiful trade. We talked about this whole channel here for about four or five days. It finally took out that 219 level traded all the way up to 224. I like it higher. I think it goes higher tomorrow. If it starts rebuilding levels and confirming today's levels, you could see a move into the 230 tomorrow. So that looks really, really good. ROCU, just an absolute monster. 194 needs to build. Here is ROCU. I caught a piece of ROCU also today. Here was ROCU. Took out that 94, which is the high from yesterday. And now you can see, it's literally a stone throws away from the 201 level confirmation breakout from last week, traded up to the 200 level. So that looks really, really good as well for tomorrow. Boeing, even Boeing, my God, what's the holiday? Even Boeing had a move. So 171 needs to build. Again, rejected its supply yesterday. Here was Boeing. Again, not a huge move on Boeing, but again, how big a move do you want on Boeing? And it's Boeing for God's sake, right? It's like the redheaded stepchild. Okay, does anybody even take Boeing seriously anymore? And again, I say that in the nicest way. I know a lot of people are very sensitive. I don't want to talk bad about your stock. I know, I know. Anyway, 71, traded up to almost 73. Again, pivot is a pivot is a pivot. This is a really, again, these are pretty defined levels here. The reason 482 to the upside, 461 to the downside, that was the macro rangers. That's the whole point of trading pivots. You don't care which side it triggers, okay? It's all about the measured potential, 482 upside. And that was the whole point. And that was the whole point of why we like it for tomorrow. Here is the 482. That's the five day moving average and it closed right over the 482 level. So we like it, right? We definitely like it for tomorrow. And if this thing gets, starts getting some early aggressive call buying, like we know what Zoom does, could be pretty good. So let's definitely keep an eye on Zoom for tomorrow. Overstock was insane. I mean, absolutely big move here. Overstock, 77 needs to build. Again, thinner trader, teared down in size. We saw today as much as they were going out for the 90 calls, right? So here's the 77, right? It took out this whole channel here. It took out the 77 and traded all the way up to 84 into the 50 day supply. So again, Overstock might get another run if it starts confirming today's price action. So that looks really, really good. Square, not a big move yet, yet. Let's say that yet. Again, it's very, very close to breaking out. 167.75, 168 needs to build. I think Square has a legitimate shot, right? Close at 68.5. But I think it has a legitimate shot at 52 week highs tomorrow. Again, let's keep an eye early for aggressive option flow. CRM rested, I'm still watching this level for tomorrow. I never got there, never even got close to there. So docus, big move, Boeing, like again, take on the way up. Overstock, again, 79 on deck, hell, 84 on deck. Overstock, 81 on deck. So here is the sneaky pivot this afternoon. Again, really, really aggressive call buyers came in on Amazon, 3,200 needs to build. So here was Amazon, right? So here was the Amazon pivot at 3,200. It was right over here. So it ticks out, it took out the 3,200 and slowly started waking back up. It confirmed the 3,215 that we talked about pre-market and it closed obviously in the highest formation. So again, a lot of call buying hopefully continues into tomorrow. Tesla, pretty good move here, 439. 439, 439.50 needs to build. Again, it's Tesla, right? It takes out channels and Tesla's gonna do what Tesla's gonna do. So it took out the 439, again, I apologize. It feels like I say that once a night on these updates. But again, here's the 439 right here. Here's the 439, the sneaky pivot. It took out 439, took out this whole range here, 443 and closed right at the high of the day, almost at 450. So big move there. Again, you got the whole deliveries thing going on in the next 24 hours or whatever it is. So again, be conscious of that if you are trading it. Tomorrow, so Tesla was really good as well. FSLY, I really like this thing for tomorrow. Dock U, 24 pushing. So again, I would love to see, okay, I would absolutely love to see in a weird way. I would really love to see kind of a mild open tomorrow. I would love to even see a down open tomorrow. Because again, if we can trap early shorts tomorrow, early aggressive shorts on news that we already know about from yesterday, news that we already digested and pushed aside today, it'll be exactly the same news. If they can't come up with common ground on a stimulus package, we'll know it's the third day in a row with the same news. If we do get a gap based on we're already confirming channels for three days in a row on the cues, I'm telling you, it will be a gift. Guys, have a great night everybody. Have an awesome trading Friday with God's help. I'll see you all tomorrow. Take care.


Hello Peppa. Hello. Do you know Nao? Of course I do. I'm taller than Nao, and unlike him, I have wheels instead of lights. Nao? Do you know Peppa? Sure I do. He is El Debron's latest robot, and he's really cool. Can you lay down? On my belly or on my back? On your belly. Okay.


When something tragic takes place in front of Dr. Cotter's eyeballs, things go bad real quick for her. In contrast, things go real good for us the viewers watching this unfold. Let's talk about it follows. I mean, smile. If you've seen it follows and like it as much as I do, make sure to subscribe to the channel Adam Does Movies. If you haven't seen it, make sure to subscribe anyways, because I post tons of movie and TV related content here each and every week. I would love to have you stick around. All right, the movie I'm actually talking about is Smile. I made a joke. I do that as well here, because Smile is the exact same film as it follows. Isn't that crazy? This is a spoiler-free review, barely going to cover the plot here. I'm just going to say Dr. Carter, top of her game, has a lot of patience with mental disabilities.  They got a smile on their face, and we don't want to know how they got these scars. But in order to get rid of this demonic thing that's playing tricks on her, she's going to have to find out. And she's going to have to do some digging real fast, because it turns out she only has about four to seven days before that smile turns upside down into a frown.  I was grabbed onto my seat, waiting in anticipation for something to happen. The brilliance of movies like this is it's all a mental game.  And there are in fact quite a few jump scares in this, probably six or seven. So if that's not your cup of tea when it comes to horror movies, don't go to this one.  And that's what makes it so unnerving, because a lot of times we're not even operating inside the real world. Sometimes we're inside her head. It just occurred to me when I made that comment about turning the smile upside down, that that's what the director did with the cinematography here. There are a few moments where the director has fun with the camera, turns things all the way upside down, full tilt. And in the theater, I wasn't really understanding. I'm like, why are we doing this, this shot? What's this for? But now I get it. Now I see. The cinematography is beautiful in this movie. I thought for sure it was an 824 film because it has that feeling. But no, it's like Paramount or something. This is Paramount doing 824 and I'm here for it. I like it. And I like it because it's just a little 824. Enough. It doesn't go full art house. Got a lovely soundtrack with some fantastic sound design.  I'm a big fan of creative kills. I like some gore, not too much. Don't overdo it. This hits it just right for me. For instance, someone might start to cut their face off and while some movies might jump away from that, this one's going to hold on that shot a little bit longer than necessary. I'm here for it. This also has the psychological angle going for it. It's not just a typical slasher. There's a little bit more to say. There's a message behind the movie and it works very well. Parker Finn also knows how to slow things down to keep you in suspense, frustrated almost. Like he'll show you a dark doorway. You know absolutely something's going to jump out of that thing and he will just sit on it or he'll show it and then go away from it. We'll have a five minute conversation and it'll just be in the corner of your mind in the corner of your periphery. Short for peripheral and bam, he'll hit you. Even when you expect it, it'll still hit you. A woman jumped clear out of her seat at one point, popcorn in the air. I thought she was going to trip and stumble over the chair in front of her and just be done just like that. And then I would have witnessed that death and she would have came back with that smile and stalked me and we would have had to cross that bridge when we came to it. Performances are all terrific. I will say this. Catlin Stacey, I believe is the actress. She's the first time we see the smile on someone. 10-10 would still smash. Okay, beautiful woman. Even with the creepy smile, I still sat there thinking, damn, even with that going on, I would still take her off for a nice meal at Wendy's. Get to know her better. If you can get over the fact that this guy absolutely ripped off, it follows, beat for beat, this is a treat. And yeah, I rhymed that on purpose. I don't know why it just felt like something I needed to do. I like this movie a lot. Guy I went with could not get over the fact that it was basically the same movie, but worse, it follows is definitely better. But it did the job, right? I was scared. I was on the hook the whole time. I was freaking out with this film. And that's what I look for in a horror movie. So there's my seal of approval. Go out and see Smile. If you already did, let me know in the comments what you thought. I'd love to hear from you. Subscribe to the channel once more and hopefully I'll see you next time. Bye. Follow me on Patreon. Patreon.com slash Adam does movies. Links are in the link tree below. See you later.


Good afternoon everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TFNN headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 12 noon Eastern time middle of the day on Friday and we got markets hovering around flat territory pretty dramatically in the red coming into the market we've been briefly in the positive we pull back a bit right now we get the S&P's negative four points trading at twenty eight seventy four we have the Dow in positive territory up eleven points trading at twenty five thousand eight seventy five and you've got the Nasdaq negative thirty points trading at seventy eight sixty eight gold contract trading lower off nine dollars and fifty cents trading at twelve seventy six seventy notes and bonds slightly higher price and lower yield ten year note up two ticks one twenty four fifteen thirty year bond up eight ticks one forty nine twenty two you have oil up twenty cents trading at sixty three oh eight and bitcoin struggling dramatically in the last twenty four hours was up to as high as almost eighty three hundred bitcoin now down six hundred and twelve dollars on the day but down at seven thousand and sixty eight start things off and jump over to the futures markets will start it off with the Dow quite an acceleration right out of the gates we're trading twenty five thousand six thirty one in the Dow we trade up more than three hundred points from that level reaching an intraday high of well get it twenty five thousand nine forty six pull back a bit from that level twenty five eight ninety three Nasdaq one hundred pretty similar trading pattern nine thirty we're trading at seventy five fourteen we trade up a solid hundred Nasdaq one hundred points before pulling back a bit seventy five seventy three S&P's opening bell trading at twenty eight fifty two we make it all the way up to twenty eight eighty six talking about thirty four S&P points pretty dramatic pull back a bit twenty eight seventy seven crude oil with some volatility as well just as we were speaking dip below sixty three dollars you got crude trading at sixty two ninety five gold contract been a one-way trade the last couple days to the downside even back in this up there's yesterday's action early three a.m. Thursday we're trading at twelve ninety nine right now trading at twelve seventy six eighty nine and your U.S. dollar trading one eleven sixty five terms of what else you have happening out there lots of news there is your Pinterest chart down twelve percent on the day three dollars and seventy cents to the downside other stocks and put that on a five minute how about Tesla getting some negative action with another reported auto pilot fatality and then you have some of those chip stocks Cisco was up we got a mat up four point seven percent quite a number John Deere though pulling back on some tariff concerns stay tuned folks we got Steve Rhodes at one o'clock Dave White at two o'clock Tom O'Brien at three every Friday.


Hey guys, welcome back to our channel. My name is Andrea with Food and Mentory Adventures in Food. And today, Howard and I are going to be doing a taste test on some great value snacks. Oh, about a week or and a half or so ago, I did a grocery haul from Walmart and I picked up all of these new snacks and I said that we're gonna do a taste test and tell you what we think about them. So the things that we are going to be making today are these steamed soup dumplings and these were $2.78. We are also going to be doing these chili cheese onion rings and they were $4.96. We are going to be tasting these chili cheese bites and they were $5.47. And what I'm most excited about are these funnel cake sticks and they were $2.76. So I am in the process of heating up all of these different snack items and then we are going to come back and do a taste test on camera and give you our honest opinions of all of these snacks. So I'll see you in a second. Hey guys, so we are back. Again, I'm Andrea. I'm Howard. And we are trying our first product which are these steamed soup dumplings with chicken and vegetables. Howard is a big connoisseur of soup dumplings. Yes, I like them. So, you want to show me what the package looks like? So I followed the instructions on the package. They come like that. You might not be able to see. There you go. There's the glare. They come like that in the package and it says to remove the package from this carton and then it says to keep the plastic on it. Cut open a corner of the bag for ventilation which I did. And then it says heat for a minute and 45 seconds in the microwave, let it stand a minute before serving. So I followed the instructions exactly. And so this is what they look like in the tray. And Howard, you've had the ones from Trader Joe's, right? Yes. I brought those for you. They're not the same as in a restaurant but when you don't have that, it's a pretty good substitute. You might be able to hear our neighbor's talk is going crazy out there. Howling or something. Something's going on. Yeah, something's going on. Okay, so you ready? Do you guys hear that? It may be a coyote or something. Yeah, maybe a coyote. I'm not sure what it is. Easy to get that out. Yeah, popped it out. Okay. Fingers. You're supposed to put the whole thing in your mouth and the juice is supposed to burst. You ready? Well, that's what I do. Cheers. Let's try that again. I may have to use my fingers too. Okay. Good. Too much for a mouthful for you. I like it. It's a little juicy. Now, the flavor, I'm guessing the Trader Joe's flavor is a little better, but. More authentic, you think? I don't think I've ever even tried your Trader Joe's soup dumplings. I've never tried them. I eat them all before you get to one. Yeah, so I've never had one. That's not bad. Yeah. I don't mind it. And it was pretty juicy. It had a good flavor. I liked it. Now, I will say it said cook for a minute and 45 seconds and I know that everyone's microwave is different. But you can see right here, like it got a little bit like overcooked. See those two are combined there at the bottom. But would you repurchase these again? Yeah, I'll get them. Yeah, they're good. Okay. So we are going to get our next item out of the oven and we will be right back. Hey guys, so we are back with our second product, which is. Chief Burger Onion Rings. With seasoned ground beef, cheddar cheese, and onion in a golden coating. So here's what they look like. And I followed the directions exactly, which was to cook these on 415, try not to let them tip over. 450 for six minutes on one side and then you flip it over. And as you can see, there's cheese coming out of it. Yes. And neither one of us are big onion ring people, but these sounded good. So ready? Yes. Okay. The warm. Got cheese coming out. Cheese coming out of it. Cheers. That's what they look like. I think it tastes weird. I agree. I get the cheese a little bit. I'm guessing that's the seasoned ground beef. I don't know, but. I don't like these. I would agree with you. It tastes weird. So you know like an onion ring, of course, traditionally has a big onion ring, onion in there and then steep fry. So there is no big onion in there. So I think the onion is chopped up. The ground beef. Ground beef is in there. Maybe that's the weird flavor. I don't know. The coating is a little thick, a lot thicker than a, but I guess it would have to be, I'm trying to break it open so you guys can see. I don't care for these. Maybe it needs, what, ketchup or something? You like ketchup. I don't. I like ketchup. Ketchup makes everything better. You think this would be better with some like dipping sauce or something? Definitely would eat with ketchup. It would taste better. Definitely kind of dry. This is not my favorite. No. I probably would not repurchase these. I don't even know if we're gonna eat the rest of these things that are in the package. I will eat what's cooked. Yeah, okay. So there you go. There's that. All right, so we will be back with our next item in just a second. Okay, so we're back with our next product, which are these chili cheese bites and the, they have, excuse me, traditional chili with ground beef, tomatoes, beans, bacon, corn, mozzarella and cheddar wrapped in a crunchy corn chip crust. And the instructions are to bake them at 425 for seven minutes and then flip them over and bake them for another seven minutes. And here's what they look like. They don't look that good to me. Especially after those cheeseburger onion ring things. I'm not looking that good. Ready? Okay. All right, mine has a little escape. Cheers. I'm gonna take some bacon. I'd taste the chili for sure. Yeah. Here's what they look like on the inside. You can see a piece of corn. It's the texture. The texture is very, it's not like a, like a chili would make it home like a meaty chili. It's, it's like a very, oh show me yours, yours is good on the inside. Mine's good on the inside. It's very soft and it's kind of like a mushy. But the flavor, I think the flavor is better than the chili, the cheeseburger ones for sure. So I'm not really a fan of this one either. If you had to choose between the two. I don't know, they're both equal to me. If I had to choose between the two, I would choose this one for sure. I'd put some ketchup on both and make them much better. This one wasn't bad to me. Not that I think I would go out and buy it again, but it's more palatable to me, this one and that cheeseburger one for sure. I do taste the chili. It's like, I taste the beans too. But yeah, nothing special if you ask me. Nothing special. All right, so we have one more left. So we will be back in a second. All right, we are back with our final product. And I think this is the one that I'm most excited about, which is funnel cakes. Funnel cake sticks. Funnel cake sticks. Yes. Sorry. And so these bake at 350 for three to four minutes. And so that's what I did. And I didn't wanna transfer these from the pan to a plate. So here's what they look like. Now I have to say I'm really not a big fan of funnel cakes. I mean, when I go. Neither am I. To the like the fair or something like that. I never get a funnel cake, so. But I was excited about these. So you ready? I'm gonna give it a try. All right. Ooh, hot. Cheers. This is what it's supposed to taste like. Yeah, I think so. It's a little spongy. Mm-hmm. But I don't have anything to compare it to. I don't think I've ever had a funnel cake before. So it is a little spongy. I mean, I think I probably could have.  I think I could have maybe cooked it a little bit longer. Like if you want a little bit browner, but it is a little spongy, but it does have a good flavor. I mean, it tastes like funnel cake to me. And this was only, I think it was 278. I can't remember, but anyway, it's pretty good to me. I guess it's not bad. Yeah, not bad. I just don't know if it's what a funnel cake tastes like. Like if it's authentic. Yes. Okay. So anyway, this is it. So out of all four things that we tried today, which one was your favorite? The dumplings. I knew you were gonna say that. So I like the dumplings too, and then probably this one would be my second. The other two, I don't think I would repurchase those again. What would be your second? The dumplings, then everything else. All right, so I hope you guys enjoyed this video. If you did, make sure to give us a thumbs up. Our channel is all about the food. We're always doing taste tests, what's for dinners, grocery hauls, and recipes. So hope you guys liked this video. Give us a thumbs up. And if you haven't subscribed, we hope that you'll do so. See you guys next time. Bye. Bye.