The following is a delayed broadcast by a transcription. The Jell-O program coming to you from the Marine Corps base in San Diego brought to you by Jell-O and Jell-O puddings starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston, Phil Harris, Dennis A. Rochester, and yours truly, Don Wilson. The orchestra opens the program with Call Out the Marines! Have you noticed how extra-rich Jell-O is today? Now the Jell-O's wonderful flavor is locked in? Well, there's never been anything like it. Just never been anything more delicious. Locking in Jell-O's flavor heightens its goodness, brings it to a new peak of delight. Now, more than ever, Jell-O's shimmering color and beauty hold a promise of rich enjoyment, a promise that is gloriously fulfilled in Jell-O's bright, refreshing flavor. Flavor so thrillingly good that it makes you think right away of the juicy ripe fruit itself. Let your next package of Jell-O prove to you the extra-richness of Jell-O's locked-in flavor. Open a package of Jell-O. Notice that there's no sweet, fruity odor, no tell-tale aroma to warn of escaping flavor. Then dissolve the tiny Jell-O particles and notice the way Jell-O's captive goodness comes pouring out with a rush of rich, tangy fragrance and flavor. Ask your grocer tomorrow for several packages of Jell-O, and see if you don't agree that Jell-O is better than ever, now that Jell-O's famous flavor is locked in. Ladies and gentlemen, as I announced before, our program this evening comes to you from the United States Marine Corps base in San Diego. Yes, sir. The marines who sail the seven seas on our battleships and cruisers, who pitch their tents in the blazing heat of tropical jungles or face the wintry winds of the far north. You said it. So without further ado, we bring you a man who thinks marine is something to drop in your eyes, Jack Benny. That's Mureen. I know the difference. Anyhow, Jell-O again, this is Jack Benny talking, and down there was a beautiful tribute you just gave to the marines. They're a swell bunch of fellas, and they deserve it. They certainly do. By the way, Jack, during the First World War, you were a marine yourself, aren't you? Me? No. No, I was a... No, no, forget it, Don. Anyway, it sure is great... Well, now, Jack, I'm sure these boys here are interested in your military record. Did you serve in the artillery? No. The infantry? With my feet? Are you kidding me? Forget it, Don, forget it. No, no, no, I'd like to find out. Which branch of the service were you in? Well... Well, come here, Don. I'll whisper it to you. Don, I enlisted in the... For three years. Oh, you were a sailor! Quiet! Don, for heaven's sake, I want to be friends with these boys. God! Oh, now there's no need of getting upset, Jack. Nowadays, sailors and marines are the best of friends. Why, they're pals. Pals, eh? Well, years ago, when I was in the service, they weren't quite so chummy. I'll, uh, I'll never forget one time when I was at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. You know, I was in love with a girl, and so was this marine, about six foot two. Your girl? No, the marine. Well, my girl was only six foot. Uh, that is in her bare feet. Well, anyway... Oh, uh, didn't she wear shoes? No, no, this was in the summer time. Well, anyway, we both came up to this girl's front door one night, and the marine said to me, uh, where do you think you're going, tight pants? I said, I'm going to see Eva. Uh, that was the girl's name, Eva Slatko.  And I said, yeah, you want to make something out of it? And what happened? Um, what was that? What happened? Oh, the next morning, I had three teeth put back in, and I haven't seen the guy since. I'm sorry, Don, I missed my place there for a minute. But as you say, Don, there's no reason why sailors and leathernecks shouldn't get along together. They're all fighting for the same cause, and after all... Oh, hello, Mary. Hello, Jack. Hi, boys. Well, Mary, here we are in San Diego. Yeah, and let me tell you something. The next time I come down here, it won't be in that Maxwell of yours.  What's the matter with you?  Paris Inn? Oh, uh, a dining and dancing spot, eh? Dining, dancing, and raffling. Well, I... I, uh... I must go over there later. So you had a pretty tough ride in the Maxwell, huh, Mary? Don, it wouldn't... it would have been a very pleasant trip if we hadn't had that blowout at San Clemente. The blowout was at Laguna Beach. We came down in San Clemente. All right, for ten minutes, we were unidentified aircraft. All we had was a blowout. And that silly experiment of yours. That's what held us up. Mary, that experiment may not have worked, but it's ideas like that that the government wants nowadays. What was it, Mary? Oh. Well, Jack didn't have a spare, so he bought a thousand packages of gum until Rochester to cue him into attire. Listen, if it had worked, I'd be famous. Well, look who's here. Goldilocks and his three curls. Hello, Phil. Hiya, Jackson. Here I am, men. Tear down the roof. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Now I'm happy. Then stop, then stop bowing. Well, I'm thrilled, Jackson. It's sure great to be down here entertaining all these leatherheads. They're leathernets. You're the leatherhead. However, I must say, uh... See, I can't understand how I made that mistake before. However, I must say, you got here on time for a change. Did you just roll into town? No, we got in last night, and then Frankie, my guitar player, and me went down to Tijuana. Tijuana? You know, on a good will tour. I'll bet. May I inquire what you boys were drinking? A little Mexican buttermilk. Tequila, they call it. Tequila? Say, I hear that's pretty strong stuff. You ought to try it sometime, Jackson.  I see.  It'll make no difference. Well, that stuff must pack a wallop. Yeah, and on our way home, we were hit by lightning, and we bent it.  Well, Phil, now that we've heard about your adventures in Tijuana, how about playing a band number for the boys? Okay, Jackson. And play something nice, will ya? Hold it a minute. Come in. Mr. Benny? Yes? I was wondering, would you like to join the marines? Yes, I would. Well, join us. We're going to the Paris Inn tonight. Get out of here! Silly guy. Gee, I wish I could join the marines, though. They're a red-blooded organization. They wouldn't give you any, whether you join or not. Play, Phil. I can't understand how I made a mistake on that first part. I don't know what happened to my twist, you know? I can't understand how I made that mistake. Oh, well. That was, uh... That was, he's 1A in the Army and A1 in my heart, played by Phil Harris and his internationally famous orchestra. Internationally famous meaning. They're as well-known in Tijuana as they are in San Diego. And, um... And now, ladies and gentlemen... Tijuana. They love me there. Isn't it amazing? You can't insult the guy. How I made that mistake. And now, and now, ladies and gentlemen... Hey, Jack, can I read my poem now?  Oh, Mr. Benny, here I am. Oh, hello, Dennis. Kurtzy. Our little gang is all assembled. Hey, is Joan Bennett here yet? Quiet. That's our surprise. What a kid. Well, Dennis, are you enjoying yourself here in San Diego? I sure am. I went to Balboa Park this morning, and what a zoo they got there. What a zoo! You had fun, eh? Yeah, and you know what, Mr. Benny? What? I saw a baboon there that looked exactly like Fred Allen. Like... Like Fred Allen, eh? That's a good one. He has got long arms, you know. What was the baboon doing, Dennis?  What do you mean? Uh, here's a peanut, Jack. Catch. Thanks. Now cut that out. Say, I must go over and take a look at that baboon that looks like me. I've never seen one with big blue eyes. Must be quite a novelty. What else do you see there, Dennis? Well, I saw lions and tigers and elephants, then I saw a great big dinosaur. Dennis, that's impossible. You couldn't have seen a dinosaur. Of course not. She's in New York with Eddie Cantor. That's Dinosaur! Phil, Phil, you're thinking of Dinosaur. Can I read my poem now? Not now, Mary. I'm leading up to something. All right, Don. Dinosaur. Oh, Jack, this one is utterly fantastic. Don, I won't go through this every week. Dinosaur. But Jack, people are beginning to talk. Everybody says there goes that goofy Wilson. I don't want to hear another word about it. Now go ahead. Dinosaur. Oh, all right. Ladies and gentlemen, the next time you have dinner, be sure to serve Jell-O for dessert. Because whether you dine at sea or dine a shore... Wonderful. You will find that Jell-O with its new locked-in flavor is America's favorite Jell-Oton dessert. Oh, I'm sorry, Dinosaur. Well, personally, Don, I thought it was very, very clever. Too very, Jack. It's worth it. And now, ladies and gentlemen, Dennis Day, our tenor, will serve... Wait a minute. I'm going to read my poem to these boys. Oh, my goodness. Well, they can take it. That's one thing. What's the title of your poem, Mary? Tell it to the Marines, but don't get tough about it. There, you've got something there. Proceed. I salute all you Marines, old and young and in between. And I really think you're top. You're just the guys to stop the Jops. Jops? You mean Japs. Japs, Jops. Knocks the sukiyaki out of them. Right. Continue. You fellows fight on land or sea, in the air, up a tree. They can fight anywhere. And when you boys get liberty, you slug it out over girls like me. That keeps them in condition, I suppose. Go ahead. I've gone with boys from Georgia Tech and Yale and Harvard by the Peck. But here's one thing I'll say by heck. I'd rather neck a leather neck. Very good, Mary. You know, Mary, these are wonderful here, aren't they? You know, Mary, I'm sorry I tried to keep you from reading that poem because this one was really okay. It really was. Come in. Well, who's this? It's a Marine. I know it's a Marine, but who? Hello there. Hello, tight pants. I'm glad to see you again. Glad to see you again. Well, who is it, Jack? I don't know. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Glad to see you. What do you have in the old gang?  You know how it is. Well, who is he? I'm trying to find out. What are you doing here? I'm still in the service. Hey, I see you got those three teeth put back in. Three? Three teeth? Oh, hey, wait a minute. You're...you're... Remember Eva Slutko? Yeah, that's it. You're Bullface Hurley. Say, do you ever see Eva anymore? How can I help it? We married and got four kids. Four kids? Well, what do you know? Well, sit down. We'll talk things over. Go ahead with your song, Dennis. Okay. Say, Bullface, remember the time I caught you and Eva dancing at the Y and I socked you right in the jaw? Huh? I did? I was running so fast, I didn't look back. But I'll never forget the time, right? There's no mountain top so high that some hollow can't climb Just before I rendezvous and the dream I always... There's a rendezvous I keep and the dream I always meet helped me forget. Bullface, so you named one of your boys after me, eh? Yeah. Yeah, he was kind of a puny kid. Well, it's good seeing you again, Bull. Say hello to Eva for me. I will. So long, tight pants. So they finally got married. Gee, Eva was a cute gal. I wonder if she ever got shoes. I suppose so. Anyway, that was always in my heart sung by Dennis Day. I'm dedicated to Miss Joan Bennett. Where is she? Oh, she ought to be here any minute, Dennis. Well, I hope so. A man can stand just so much, you know. What? What are you talking about? Well, Miss Bennett and I got to be pretty good friends on the way down here. Pretty good friends. Dennis, the only reason Miss Bennett sat on your lap is because the car was crowded. Say, I wonder what is keeping Joan? I doubt it. She shows up at all after that trip in the Maxwell. She'll be here, don't worry. Imagine asking Joan Bennett to ride down here in that broken-down Jalopy. She's a big movie star. Well, what am I, a manhole cover? Huh? How much care is one? All right, I'm a manhole cover. Remember that on payday because I won't be able to sign your check. Do keep that up, Miss Livingston. Well, here she is, fellas. Come on in, Joan. We've been waiting for you. Hello, Jack. Hello, everybody. There, you see, Mary, she's here and she looks wonderful. Well, Joan, I was a little worried about you. How do you feel after you ride down here in my Maxwell? How do I feel? Now I know what a mold of milk goes through.  I'll tell you what. On the way back, I'll let Dennis sit on your lap. Put down Wilson there. That'll do the trick. Okay, anything you want, Joan. Oh, boy, ain't she a dish. Dennis. Dennis, behave yourself. Leave him alone, Jack. You were young once yourself. And I still am, Joanie. I still am. He takes a little vitamin B and he wants to skip rope. Oh, sure. Hey, Joan, you remember Phil Harris, don't you? Why, certainly. Hello, Phil. Hello, Joan. Ever hear Alice's face? She's my wife. Well, Joan, this is certainly, this is certainly like old times, isn't it? You and I working together again. Yes, Jack. It's been over three years now. Remember that picture we made called Artists and Models Abroad? Do I? I'll never forget it. And Joan, I've got a confession to make. Now, you didn't know it at the time, but you were the first leading lady I ever kissed. What do you mean I didn't know it? What? You should have seen him, Mary. He was so nervous he missed my upper lip entirely. Well, I did pretty good considering I had my eyes closed. That would never happen with me, sister. Dennis, pipe down. Say, Joan, I've been wondering. I've thought of this often. Why is it you and I have never made another picture together? You asked me that a dozen times on the way down here and I told you. But Joan, I don't eat salami anymore. Honest, I don't. Well, I'm glad of that. And I'll say one thing for you, Jack. Your acting has improved. Well, I hit both lips now. If that's what you mean, yes, ma'am. Not only that, but I saw your picture the other night and I just couldn't believe that Jack Benny was playing Hamlet. That was me all right. To be or not to be. That is the question. Someone give him the answer. He does this every five minutes. Mary, so you like me as Hamlet, eh, Joan? I certainly did. And what amazed me, Jack, is the way you looked in tight. Your legs were simply gorgeous. Oh, you're just saying that. Heaven's to Betsy. And my legs gorgeous. They really are. Why, everybody in Hollywood is saying they're even prettier than Betty Grable. Prettier than Betty? Oh, so that's why she's been snubbing me lately. Now I get a jealousy. Well, Joan, getting back to me. Excuse me a minute. Hello? Hello, Mr. Benny, this is Rochester. Hello, Rochester. Pardon me, Joan, I'll be with you in a minute. What do you want? I got the match well all gassed up and everything. What time tomorrow morning are we going to take off? Well, we're leaving the hotel at 7 a.m. sharp. But, boss, I won't be getting into half past eight. Getting in, now, wait a minute, Rochester.  You don't have to go to another party tonight. Well, this is the same one. Same one. Only we're switching from Jim to Mexican buttermilk. Oh, I see. You know, they got a regular little Harlem down here. I don't care. We're leaving tomorrow morning promptly at 7. I don't want to hear another word about it. But, Mr. Benny, I'm asking you now, honey. But, but, Mr. Benny. Just a second, Rochester. Who did you just say honey to? Me? Yes, you. Who is honey? He's a cousin of mine, boss. Honey to Van June. What? Junior. Rochester, you're not telling me the truth. You were in a party and you were talking to a girl.  The wolves are closing in. Rochester, sometimes I can't understand you. You've got a girl in Los Angeles, haven't you? Uh-huh. For two years now, you've been going steady together. Uh-huh. Well, then, let me ask you something. Did you ever hear of phygeology? Oh, yeah. That's an insurance company, ain't it? I don't mean that. I mean you should be true to one girl. Oh, for three, consider it. I'm not going to argue any more about it. I want you to be at the El Cortez Hotel at 7 a.m. So long. So long. We'll have fun, honey. I have more trouble with that guy. Always wants his own way. Pardon me, Jack. Yes, Joan. Did I understand you to say that you're driving back tomorrow at 7 a.m.? Yes, I'll have to pick you up bright and early. Well, bring along a first-aid kit on my snap actress. Good, good. And Joan, I do want to thank you for coming down here and helping entertain these Marines. I love doing it. And, incidentally, our program is being sent every week by delayed shortways to our armed forces everywhere. It is? Well, then, Jack, if I promise to ride back with you in your max, will you do me a favor? Why, certainly. What is it? May I say hello to General MacArthur and his men? Of course. Hello, General. Keep up the good work. But you have to tell you. You said it. Play, Phil. Serving the family this well-jello priest. It's cardinal pair mold. Beauty pair is embedded in a simmering mold of bright red raspberry jello. Nothing could be more tempting to the eye or more delightful to the taste than this grand jello dessert. And nothing could be easier to make. Now, here's all you do. Simply dissolve one package of jello imitation raspberry flavor in a pint of hot water. Add 1-8 teaspoon of powdered ginger. Turn into mold. Chill until firm. Unmold and garnish with sections of canned pear. You'll say that it's one of the most delicious mouth-watering desserts that ever came your way. A dessert that you'll love from the first spoonful to the last. So, tomorrow, when you make up this tempting combination of juicy canned pears and beautiful red raspberry jello, remember, jello today is extra-rich thanks to the jello's new lost-in flavor. Thanks again, Joan Bennett, and good night, folks. This program is written by Bill Maher on Ed Belon. The fact that this show is broadcast in a green base does not constitute the enjoyment of the product advertised by the War Department.


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We're starting to get a grander picture of Super Mario 3D All-Stars launch sales, as now we finally have some digital sales data. Now this is worldwide digital sales data, so it's not broken down by region, so we can't be too sure on which region had the most in digital sales. I talked about how it's possible, including digital, that Super Mario 3D All-Stars may be outsold Marvel's Avengers during last month, but that's less important for Nintendo than overall sales, and all this data comes from SuperData's monthly report. Now SuperData does a monthly report of digital game sales, that's what they cover. They don't cover physical, so they're not here to be the NPD or anything else, they cover worldwide digital sales. And they say digital games brought in a total of about $10.7 billion in revenue for September, which is a 14% year over year increase, as has been the case every single year. Digital sales are making up a larger chunk of the pie every single year, so we're just continuing down that trend here. This was driven by an increase across all platforms, this includes mobile, so even you know phones and stuff like that is up by 9%, PC is up by 8% and console by 40%, thanks to releases such as NBA 2K21, Tony Hawk Pro Skaters 1 and 2, Marvel's Avengers and Super Mario 3D All-Stars, which incidentally were also the top 4 earners in order on consoles. NBA 2K21 sold a total of 1.9 million digital units and was the top earning title overall for the month across all platforms. Again, this is obviously in terms of revenue, remember there are multiple versions of NBA 2K21 available, including a more expensive version that goes beyond the $60 price tag, so that is why you're going to see here that it maybe didn't have the highest unit sales but made the most money just because of the variance in the different more expensive versions. And the sales were up 19% for NBA 2K21 over NBA 2K20's launch month last year. At number 2 we had Tony Hawk Pro Skater 1 and 2 at 2.8 million digital units, so again sold more copies but didn't make as much money. Avengers sold 2.2 million units last month, marking the second biggest digital launch for a Square Enix title right behind Final Fantasy 7 Remake and it roughly matches the launch month digital sales of Marvel's Spider-Man. And Super Mario 3D All-Stars is in here, it sold 1.8 million digital units and is again worldwide, marking the biggest digital launch for a Mario title on Switch. That's right, it beat out Super Mario Odyssey, it beat out Super Mario Maker 2, it beat out Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe as well and likely is going to outdo new Super Mario 3D world plus Bowser's Fury next year, maybe not but I have a strong feeling these digital sales are going to top that. And I'm going to stop there for a moment because obviously we're a Nintendo channel first and foremost and I just want to look at that 1.8 million number. We know it did about 1.2 in physical in the US. In Japan right now we get weekly sales updates over there, the latest update shows that Super Mario 3D All-Stars is roughly around 350,000 units, 345,000 to be more exact in Japan based on the Famitsu numbers. So if you add that all together just with Japan, US and then worldwide digital sales, I mean you're looking at what, 1.5 plus 1.8 so you know, 3.3 million just right there not counting physical sales across the entire globe, just counting physical sales from two areas. I think that is mightily impressive. I mean at this point I think it would be shocking to see that launch month for Super Mario 3D All-Stars which had two weeks on the market in September probably went between 5 to 7 million units worldwide. I don't think that's going to be too shocking of a number and when we get a sales update I mean Super Mario 3D All-Stars is going to be another 10 plus million seller for Nintendo after this holiday period. I can guarantee that. So I honestly, it just makes it even more baffling that this game is only going to be a limited release when it's selling like this. This is insane sales numbers. I only have this as a limited release. It just seems pointless at this point. Like it's selling so well it's going to be in the top 10 selling Switch games period. I just, how do you do this to this game, to this collection? I understand that some people might be upset about these sales numbers hoping that more people would boycott it because they didn't do enough but I mean it's unquestionably a massive, massive hit. Alright so, you know, it is what it is, not everyone's going to get what they want out of this. I know some people are upset, you know, as well about NBA 2K21, I'll do an NBA 2K20. Let's just be honest about NBA 2K, yes there was that ad snafu where they forced ads and they apologized so that wasn't intended, I don't know how it wasn't intended but whatever. The point is, NBA 2K, love it or hate it which I tend to really enjoy the NBA 2K games. I don't like some of the microtransactions that they do, specifically in the single player that it's really upsetting when you see forced microtransactions in single player. Granted you don't want it to affect multiplayer but I mean the way that it affects story mode and makes it so hard to get your character to even be a decent NBA player let alone a stud over the course of a 15 year career it's pretty insane but I gotta say regardless of that NBA 2K is a pretty great game every year. They don't have the same controversies like Madden does where Madden is busted for not changing anything, for not doing anything, for reusing assets, for not being impressive. I mean guys did you see the next gen trailer for NBA 2K21? Like my god they like rebuilt the game for next gen, like NBA and 2K does a fantastic job with this franchise actually pushing it forward year over year. That's not true with other companies like EA for some reason. That being said let's get into the rest of this because we do have some PC stuff on here, we don't do enough talking about PC and I actually do want to pick this game up because I'm really big, really really big in the strategy games. But on PC Crusader Kings 3 sold 1.1 million units, setting a launch record for PC strategy games and reaching number 5 on the PC charts. I really want to check it out. I've heard a lot of really good things about it. I'll be going to be live streaming over on Twitch for those interested. We're not going to be playing this, we will be playing on a PC, but we're going to be actually playing Phoenix Rising, you know, Immortals Phoenix Rising. That game's coming to Switch in all platforms, like you guys should come check out that stream as I react to this game that's very, looks very Breath of the Wild inspired, even more so than Genshin Impact. Alright, there's a popular streaming title obviously out there and among us. They did not make it onto the charts because it has limited in-game spending, so among us is not a game that's necessarily designed to drive the highest profit margins, but it does obviously make good money. There's a lot of people playing it, but the mobile version of it actually reached as many players as Pokemon Go did here in August of 2016, which was the most popular month of Pokemon Go ever. So like it's height of player basis way way up there.  They don't feel bad. The company that made among us is making plenty of money off among us. They're just not making as much money as they possibly could be making if they wanted to implement more in-game purchase options. The top earner from last month on PC, which happened to be Fall Guys, actually didn't make it onto the charts, Fall Guys has really fallen off. It's still popular. I still see it on certain streams, and there's a lot still happening with it. They're working on some more courses and some more of that. It'll come back around when it reinvigorates itself with some new content, injects it in, but right now among us is the hot commodity that's eventually going to fall off. You know, another indie game might take over, Fall Guys might bounce back. You just never know. The staying power of these games are kind of all over the place, you know. Everything wants to be Minecraft where it just doesn't go away. Even Fortnite seems to almost have entered that Minecraft territory where while Fortnite isn't at the heights it once was, it's kind of settled in. Like on Twitch, you always have between 90,000 to 100,000 people watching others play Fortnite. So, clearly Fortnite has established itself as a top streaming game and it's going to stay there despite the mobile controversy. But yeah, I think it'll be interesting to see how long among us stays up in that upper echelon of streamed games anyways. And obviously if they start to implement any more microtransactions in there so they can make a bit more money off of this massive success they have at their hands. I mean, they're definitely not making Pokemon Go money, like not even close. Alright, so that's it. I think that's it. The Grantula mixup of all the digital sales, again courtesy of SuperData's monthly report which was broken down and shared by GameIndustry.biz. GameIndustry.biz is a great place for this kind of information because SuperData doesn't necessarily have a massive public presence with this data. It's kind of all behind the scenes. So I'm really glad to see that a website was able to bring this forward so we could talk about it. Again, SuperData 3D also has a lot of things.  Talk about some demand for some Tony Hawk. They've been wanting great Tony Hawk games for a long time so they've failed at doing it so let's just remake the great ones. Good for them. Alright folks, I'm Nathan Robojans from Nintendo Prime, hope you enjoyed this video and I'll catch you in the next one.


Hey guys, what's going on? It's Andy Elliott. This is going to be a five-part series that's going to teach you how to build a multi-million dollar business. Check this out. Hey guys, what's going on? It's Andy Elliott. This is going to be video one of five, how to build a multi-million dollar business.  In the last three years, we have built a nine-figure business. I want you to understand something. Take a pen, take a piece of paper.   Whatever you want, you can have it as long as you're willing to work for it. Step one, write this down. What am I going to sell? This is a problem that a lot of people have. They don't have a clear message. They don't know what they want to do. They say they want to be a coach. Just give me an example. Oh, man, I want to coach people how to run a business. What does that mean? Who's your audience? You can't type in on YouTube how to coach people that want to run a business. That's going to pull up nine million things. Write this down. Know your niche, get rich. Know your niche, get rich. In 2019, I stepped out and my goal was to dominate the automotive sector.  It means outdated that had been in the automotive industry for a long time. Now, this automotive industry training was very high pressure. It was like slam your hand down the table. Tell the customers right now if they don't take it, they're out. This kind of selling doesn't work. It's the age of relationships. It's the age of transparency. It's a different age. It's a different time. There's different communication skills that we use now. Times have changed. People have changed. Things have changed. So I wanted to bring a new training to the world in which I would create salespeople to be professionals and not amateurs. What's the difference? A lot of people, if you go to a Starbucks right now and they're taking a survey, what do you think about car salesmen? They'd say robbers, cheats, thieves and liars. Well, my question would be, what do they think after they meet you? That's all that matters. So I wanted to teach automotive people how to be pros and not amateurs. People can hate car salesmen until they meet the people I train and then they'll love them. They pull the pressure out of the deal. Cars are expensive. That's not car salespeople's fault. That's the manufacturer's fault. That's the economy's fault. The fact that they're getting more expensive has nothing to do with the sales pros. But the sales pros need to be really good at what they do to pull the pressure out of the deal, make it easy to say yes to, make it hard to say no to, and make it the client's idea to do it, to show them where the benefits and the features are, why they should choose this vehicle and how it saves them money and how they can't afford it, okay? Only pros can do that.  And that's why I teach the master closer seminar to teach people to communicate. Know what you want to sell. 2019, when I first got in business, how to build a multi-million dollar business. I wanted to dominate the automotive industry. Now we have 11,000 automotive stores on our platform. Did I do it? Are we still doing it? Do I love the automotive business? Absolutely. Yes. Am I in lots of different industries now? Yes, I am. I'm in all the industries now. I'm in all the entrepreneurs. I'm teaching business owners and CEOs. Why? Because I'm doing what they haven't been able to do, but I had to start out day one with one simple thing. What am I going to sell? Now I want you to understand something. Don't get confused here. Here's the million dollar advice right here, the billion dollar advice.  Go buy all this fancy office furniture, show people that you made it. No, no, no. You know what I did? I was a great salesman, but I learned to sell my product and I learned to give great customer service and I learned to ruin the value of money for people that did business with me. And I wanted to be somebody that no one else had ever seen in the automotive industry. I want to out-care my competition. I wanted to bring a new edge, a new fire, new intensity, new energy, a new passion that they hadn't seen before. Okay? And a lot of people told me, Andy, you're going too hard. They don't like this.  I'm me. Let them be them. If you want to go do it your way, go do it. But you know what I noticed? I stormed through the industry and all the sales pros and managers and GMs and owners go, man, we love this guy's fire. We love it. We come into work every day. We deal with rejection all the time. Sales people have mindset issues. This guy gets it. Mindset, skill set, habits. If we could train sales people to have this, they'd be dangerous, but most sales people never get any training. You know why? Because most companies don't believe in it anymore. They think it's jaded and outdated. Rule number one, if you want to start a multi-million-dollar business, what are you going to sell? Is it software? Is it SaaS? What is it? Is it real estate? Is it cars? Is it insurance? Is it solar? What are you going to sell?  Four out of five millionaires work for someone else. Don't ever forget it, okay?  By the way, most people become millionaires working for someone else and help them go to the top rather than opening their own business. But either way, know what you want to sell and write this down. Become the top 1% in the world in selling it. Two things and we're going to end this.  Know your business better than anyone else in the world.   No ways. That means I have no pride, no ego, and no entitlement. I am coachable and I am a coach. So, I love you guys. I hope this video helped. It's video one of a five-part series how to create your business to be a multi-multi-million-dollar company and it's number one become crystal concrete clear on what you're going to sell. Hey guys, what's going on? It's Andy. A lot of you leave comments telling me that you need help. Do me a favor and take the best way to get a hold of me. Shoot me a text message right now.<PHONE_NUMBER>.<PHONE_NUMBER>. I'll help you with whatever you need.  Let's get back to the video. All right guys, in this video I'm going to talk to you about stick to the plan. Listen, there's an old saying in Navy Sills. It says plan your dive, dive your plan. Listen to me. Write this down. Plan your dive, dive your plan. So I want you to understand this. Here's what happens. People every single day, they're going to have a plan. They're going to say, all right, this is what I'm going to do today when I go into work. Today when I go into work, I'm going to make calls from 10 to noon and then I'm going to go and I'm going to do this from noon to two and then they have it all planned out. But what happens when they get to work, guess what happens? Distractions come in. Maybe things are easy. They got a couple easy cells. So they don't stick to the plan. They change it up and they lay down.  Maybe they just lost their best customer. Maybe they just had a charge back. Maybe they walk into a show in a storm. Something happens. It's scary. You don't know what's going on. It's new. It's uncomfortable. Uncomfortable. Write this down. When things get uncomfortable, don't shift or change your plan. I remember this time Chad Wright, who's in Navy Sills and Jesse Itzler were on this 100 mile run. It's 100 miles within 24 hours.  Run seven, walk three, 24 hours, 100 miles. It was the middle of the night. They literally are getting, when you're so sleepy, you're getting delusional. It's pitch black. They're running, walking three minutes, running seven minutes, walking three minutes. And Jesse Itzler looks over at Chad Wright and goes, hey Chad, I think I want to change it up. Why don't we run for six minutes and walk for four or run for eight even and walk for two. Now I want you to understand this. They had been planning. Jesse Itzler had been planning this run for five months. What he's going to do, this is the plan. This is how we're going to do it. He had been ready. That's his prepared plan. When things were getting hard in the mundane, write this down mundane. You know what that means? The same boring thing over and over and over again.  And a lot of you are going to get sick of doing the things that it takes to do to continue to grow your business. Stick to the plan. I remember when Jesse Itzler said that to Chad Wright. Chad Wright goes, hey Jesse. All right. He goes, give me one good reason why we should change the plan. And we will. But I'm going to need a good reason. So give it to me. And they continue to run and Jesse couldn't give him a reason. He couldn't give him a good reason. He said, I just want to change it up. Don't do that. Had they changed their plan, there's a good chance they wouldn't have succeeded and ran the 100 miles in 24 hours.  And what that means is they're breathing underwater out of a bag. And he goes, when you're diving and you're in the middle of the night and you're in a third world country and you're somewhere you don't know where you're at, you don't know how deep it is, the waves are coming up over you. It's dark. It's scary. He goes, honestly, man, like it's crazy. Your mind starts racing. He goes, stick to the plan. Stick to the training. Stick to what you've learned. Because what happens is you want to go to walking for four minutes, running six, running six minutes, walking four. You want to change it up. And the minute you do and you do change it up, remember, that's not your plan. So what happens is now you get off the plan, something starts to go wrong. It's hard to get back on it again. So what's the rule? The rule is this, if you're going to build a multi-million dollar business, you're going to make a plan right now. And you're going to stick to that a plan. Now, by the way, will you make adjustments along the way? Yes, not during the day while you're working. You'll do that at night. You'll do it when you're outside of the battle zone. You'll do it when you're outside of the crash site. Here's the crash site. Step five feet out and look back in on it. Do that over there. Make the plan and then change it and prepare for it. But a lot of you, the reason why you're not going to get what you want, you're not going to build this massive business is because you won't stick to your plan. You will deviate and change on it nonstop when things get uncomfortable, hard, and scary. Don't do it. There was a time where I didn't change the plan. And I honestly thought that it wasn't going to work out. But you know what I knew? I knew that the compound effect of doing something good over and over and over has a massive payout. And guess what? Since I didn't change, I was right. So a lot of you right now, the reason why you'll never get to where you want to go in life is because you keep changing your plan. You never work your plan. Plan the dive, dive the plan. I love you guys.   All right guys, Andy Elliott, how to build a multi-million dollar business and do it quick. Number one, write this down, social media. Hey guys, what is everybody doing right now? They're on their phones. Look at everybody driving on the road. What are they doing? They're texting on their phone.  What are they doing? They're on their phones. Go look at everybody walking down the road. What are they doing? They're on their phones. What is everyone doing? They're on their phones. Do you think they're scrolling through their phone book? No, I think they're looking on social media. Now I'm going to ask you a question. How much does it cost to post on LinkedIn? How much does it cost to post on Facebook? How much does it cost to post on Instagram? How much does it cost to post on TikTok? How much does it cost to post on Facebook? All these companies, how much does it cost? It doesn't cost anything. You know what it costs? Sweat equity. It costs time. And when I started my company, social media was an area that I wanted to dominate and I couldn't believe they didn't charge us for this. Now, some people, they do pay for marketing and I do believe that paying for marketing is very smart. But you know, also I believe, why would you not use a free resource? My company generates 500 leads a day off social media, a free resource that I leaned into and leveraged. Everybody write down resource. The difference between rich people and poor people is resourcefulness. Also, what did I want to do with social media? I want to do one thing. Write this down. Ready? I wanted to bring value. I wanted to bring value and I did and I still do. I see a lot of people that are on social media just talking about themselves. I talked about what I wanted to see with other people and how I was going to help make that happen. Every day, I literally released free training, free, F-R-E-E, free training that was better than the competition's paid training. It doesn't exist. What did I do? I ruined the value of money for people and they didn't even have to pay me for it. I gave it to them for free. What did that do? That created raging fans. Right now, on video number three, how to build a multi-million dollar infrastructure, what are you going to do? You're going to leverage social media. You're going to be the best at it. You're going to give value to people and you're going to give first the strongest, most important, number one selling tool in the world is reciprocity. We are going to give first. If you'll do that, I promise you, multi-million dollar industry is in the future for you. Alright, guys. Here we go. Video number four. It's going to be the more hand you shake, the more money you make, but you already knew that. Guys, write this down. This is super important. Play the numbers game. Okay? Write this down. You ready? Make a lot on a little or make a little on a lot. Write that down. Make a lot on a little or make a little on a lot. What do you want to do?  I'm only taking this many people. You know, when I decided to start my business, I knew that there was a lot of people in this world that didn't have a lot of money. Okay? So what did I decide to do? Ruin the value of money for people. I decided to take, and not price my courses cheap, not price my training cheap, I decided to give a lot of it away for free, and then what I would charge, I put out something that most of the world could afford. Why? Make a lot on a little or make a little on a lot. I decided to make a little on a lot. Now, today my company trains anywhere from four to 500,000 salespeople every single month at all times and reoccurring, and I want to ask you a question. How is that possible? Has anyone in the world been able to do this before? Not that I know of. There's probably someone somewhere, but I didn't price gouge people. You know what I knew? I knew there's a lot of average people out there who really weren't average.  So I decided to price my stuff accordingly so people could actually get access to this training, have the resources they need, change their life, which to me, it's heaven on earth, getting paid to do what I love, and also watching other people change their lives. Imagine that, guys. So I just want to tell you right now, you're going to have to make a decision. A lot on a little or a little on a lot. What's your customer model base? What do you want to do? What are your goals? Okay? Guys, to build a multi-million dollar infrastructure or a billion, whatever you want. Okay? As big as you want to go, it's completely up to you. You're going to need a game plan. You're going to need a blueprint and you need to stick to it. You understand how many people you want to service and you literally do anything and everything you have to do to make sure you take care of all those people. Keep great retention so you keep those people with you. That's super important. There's gaining a client one time and then there's retaining one. Those are two different things. You've got to learn to do both. Ruin the value of money for people and out-care your competition, guys. So pick your plan. Let's kill it. All right, guys. So that's going to be video number four of how to build a multi-million dollar industry. By the way, we're on to video number five now. Check it out. All right, guys. So here we go. It's going to be video number five. Be the best. Never settle. Never get comfortable. Write this down. Be the top 1% in your industry what you do. Top 1%. Hey, are you an industry leader? Write this down right now. Am I an industry leader? Yes or no? Are you in the niche that you're in? Are you leading the industry? Are you mid-pack or you backpack? Where are you in leading the industry? I want you to think about it. Never get comfortable. You know what? I want you to write this down. Never, never, never, never get finished. There's always more work to do.  There's some other dude that's coming up behind you that's about to clip you and he's going to take your job. He's going to take your business and he's going to take you out. So every day, you must ensure yourself to never get comfortable. Nothing good happens in a comfortable environment. You must stay uncomfortable at all times. Number two, this is so important. Make sure that every day you keep studying how you can dissolve your competition, how you can literally eliminate your self-development, self-development, self-improvement every day. Most people will learn just enough to learn a few quotes in a book to say to some people or make just enough money to pay their bills to make a quarter of a million a year or a million and then they're done. Hey man, if you want to be the best, if you want to be awesome, if you want to grow, you're going to have to keep inspiring your clients or if not, they're going to go to someone else. You got to get crazier. You got to get more fired up. You got to keep your team alive. You got to grow your team. You got to build something in which the world has never seen.  Super important. If you cut the hat off a snake, guess what you have? You have a dead body. You have a dead snake. Leadership is always with the head. So to finish this, just so you never forget this, leadership is probably one of the most important things in any infrastructure whether it grows or not. That leader must be the example, the way that they live their life, the way that they speak, the way that they talk, the way that they believe, the way that they treat people, the way that they work and they have recognition with the people that work for them, the way that they love all that stuff matters. So if you want to never get comfortable, run to pressure, run to uncomfort and stay the example to your team at all times. Also, you're never finished. Never. There's always more work to do. Never get into a state of maintaining.  Anything that makes... Guys, listen to me. I don't understand. Some of you are like, man, I'm going to do all this work because one day I was going to sit on my couch and watch TV. I can't believe that somebody would find value in being lazy. You say, well, I worked hard.  I always want to be a winner. I always want to be a warrior. I always want to feel alive. I see people, they retire.   No, man, you must always keep pushing yourself. Never, ever forget that. So I love you guys. I hope these series have helped you. I just want to tell you, I appreciate you.  This is video number five of how to build a multimillion-dollar industry. Let's go. Hey, guys. I just want to tell you're the true one percenters. You made it till the end of the video. Do me a favor, share it with the friend that wants to go to another level. Make sure you like the video, comment below so I know who you are. Set your notifications and then subscribe to the channel. We got daily sales training videos dropping. I'll see you soon.


Justin Bieber recently opened up about his faith in Jesus and his perspective on Christianity. Is he a Christian? And what does he really believe about Jesus? Let's get into it. Hey guys, what's up? My name is Isaac and this is the Daily Disciple Channel where I help you follow Jesus daily.  I know there can be a debate on that. You can go through all the stuff he's ever said or go, you know, oh, what he did, he did this. He did this, how could a Christian do this? Like, that's not what I'm gonna be talking about just because I don't know. Today I'm gonna be reacting, responding, engaging with a piece of content. An interview that Justin Bieber recently did with Apple Music. And so we're gonna watch the interview. I'm gonna bring some commentary into it. There's some really, really interesting stuff in this interview, so I encourage you to keep watching and let's get into it now. But before we do, I just wanna give a huge shout out to my patrons on Patreon. I love you guys so much. Thank you for supporting me. Okay, it's time to jump into the video. So when did you decide to actually move within the guidelines and how did you find yourself away from, yeah, I believe in Jesus, but I'm gonna drink or do drugs or sleep around or all these other distractions. How did you get out of that world? What was the turning point for you? I think it was my perception of who Jesus really was, you know? I had really bad examples of Christians in my life who would say one thing and do another. So they were my direct example of who Jesus was. That's why you didn't take it seriously. I didn't take it as seriously because I didn't have a good example. Good role models. Yeah, and so. Dang, okay. So when he talks about how his perspective of Jesus was formed, it was formed and he basically just said this is by bad examples, people that were hypocrites, people that were not, you know, aligned with actually what Jesus taught, right? They claimed to be representatives of Jesus and yet they didn't embody the message. Your understanding of a particular group doesn't come from necessarily what they stand for but how they act, how they treat each other. Maybe all that information about, oh Jesus and everything, that's not what's there initially.  And if there's a disconnect there, there's gonna be a disconnect for other people looking in and seeing what does this Jesus message actually look like? And that was apparently big for Justin Bieber. Did you grow up in a Christian household? I grew up in a Christian household, yeah.  I mean, she had so many things going on in her life. So she was navigating her faith journey. For me, it was just confusing because she'd say one thing and then like, she would say, well, you're forgiven but then I'd do something bad or whatever was supposedly bad but then she'd make me feel ashamed for it. So it's like, well, if Jesus forgives me, then why am I feeling, why are you making me feel bad for doing something? Like, obviously there's like a form of like we should, we gotta make sure we keep our kids accountable and punish our kids so that they learn from their mistakes. But like if there's this God named Jesus who died for our sins so that we don't have to live in shame, then why, it was just things like that that would make me really question like who is this Jesus guy? And I didn't really take a deep look into who he was. Yeah, we go back to kind of this idea of people acting as representatives for Jesus. He saw his mom and obviously I don't know the validity to what he's saying. I'm taking, I'm listening to him, what he's saying. So if I were to hear that from a friend, you know, obviously you take it with a grain of salt but at the same time, okay, this was what he was feeling. He felt like, look, Jesus was all about saving us from our sins and not wanting to put shame or guilt on us because he already took that. So why does he, why does his mom keep wanting him to feel that guilt and shame for when he does wrong? And I think there's some validity to that. I think there's an important distinction though that we need to have when we talk about guilt and shame. Guilt is when we feel bad for what we do and shame is when we feel bad for who we are. I think there's a necessity and I think God created us with a conscience and other people in our lives that when we do something wrong, yeah, there's a certain amount of guilt that comes along with that. But when we understand when we are in Christ, there's no shame. So we don't need to feel bad for who we are because we are a new creation. We can feel guilt for what we did but then we confess that to God and there's no need for any more shame. And I just think that's so sad and I think a lot of people experience what Justin Bieber experienced, not only from maybe their parents but from friends or teachers or whatever. But when we understand God has covered us with his grace then we don't need to feel bad about who we are anymore because we are his. But the more I looked at it, so now I'm not doing the way I look at my relationship with God and with Jesus is I'm not trying to earn God's love by doing good things. God has already loved me for who I am before I did anything to earn and deserve it. It's a free gift by accepting Jesus and just giving your life to him. And what he did is the gift. The forgiveness is the thing that we look at him.  A consistent theme throughout this interview I was finding at least this part of the interview is this talking about guilt and shame and just all the things that he had been through and he had done that he carries this kind of baggage around with him. And this was kind of perpetuated with how he grew up, this idea that hey, look, Jesus forgives you but his parents are still gonna kind of put the shame on him because he's not measuring up to where they wanna see him. And that can weigh heavy on you. And when you add that to just our sinful nature where we're gonna wanna go to wherever we see fit, we wanna follow our selfish ways. That's just the way that we are as humans. When you have those things together, man, that is a very tough combination. And I think a lot of people, me in particular too, like I've been through that too. I've been through that not necessarily that my parents were shaming me in that way but just maybe a lot of it came from myself and just putting this shame and guilt on myself and not being able to measure up. And so you have these baggage on you. And what I think is amazing about what Justin said and what I believe and kind of my testimony as well is that he understood and he realized that his relationship with God was not contingent on him trying to measure up or make up for the wrong things that he did. It's not about him trying to work through all his life in order to just make enough good work so God would accept him. No, because God, we could never do enough to make up for our wrongdoing, right? But Jesus on the cross, and Justin explains this pretty well, he gave his life so we could be forgiven and so God could accept us not based on how good we are but based on Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. And so now we don't need to earn God's acceptance. We don't need to work in order to get his love. No, we already have his love through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross. And now this is an amazing thing that he's realized here, and this is a really freeing thing. When we are saved and when we understand we are accepted and loved by God, we have that security, right? Every child looks for that acceptance and love in their parents or in their siblings or just people in general, right? It's an innate kind of hunger and desire. And when we can see that, you know, even as adults too, a lot of like, we still, that desire hasn't left us. It may show itself in different ways by trying to get, you know, be successful at a work or have a good family life or be involved with the community but we're all striving for that love and acceptance. And when we realize that we have it in Jesus Christ fully, we have that acceptance and love, not based on what we do, but based on what Jesus has done. Then we can now do good works. We can honor God, not perfectly, but we can honor him out of love for God and love for others, right? So it's not, oh, I got to walk all ladies across the street because I got to earn God's love. No, it's God has loved me first. Now I want to love other people. Can I ask you a tough question before we focus on the future and how bright things look?  Do you think the person that you of then was on a path of self-destruction? Do you feel that you were self-destructing? Oh, for sure. Yeah, I would have, for sure, 100%. Yeah, 100%. It would have been, it would have been no, but no. It was bad. It would have been, yeah. I don't know if I'd be alive for sure. It was dark, really dark. So I'm very, very grateful to have influences in my life that have played a huge part in me seeing their relationship with Jesus and their relationship with their wives and their relationship with their kids and saying that's what I want and striving after that. I often think of the Great Commission as just a call to go out and maybe just evangelize with strangers or whatever. That's kind of the main thing. Just, hey, here's the gospel and then either whatever, if it's a stranger, I'm only gonna see them once, share the gospel, be nice, but then you're not gonna really see them again. Or maybe you see somebody once in a while and they're not a Christian and you try to share the gospel a little bit, God's word, but then you kind of leave. I've just been convicted of this kind of perspective and my heart is continually being pulled into this area of seeing the church and seeing the Christian body as being capable of more than that, of being capable of being examples within the community. Justin talks about how his perspective of Jesus was flipped, was reoriented and it was by seeing other mentors, married couples that were in his community that were modeling what it looked like to follow Jesus. I doubt, I doubt they were consistently just cameraing him over the head with judgment or whatever. Obviously there needs to be truth and love, but this idea of just modeling what it looks like can help reorient somebody's perspective of what it looks like to be a Christian. Whatever you think about Justin Bieber, whether you think he's a Christian or not, my prayer is that his heart has been truly changed and that will be continued to be displayed as he grows in his faith. And I think for us, as Christians, seeing this is a great testimony of us saying, look, we gotta not only just talk the talk, but we gotta walk the walk because when we don't walk the walk, not only are we not showing people how to follow God, but we're actually giving them a false distorted picture of what it looks like to be a disciple. You're giving them a false perspective of what it looks like to follow Jesus. So that's, I was thinking too, it's not obviously when we wanna be successful in certain things, there's things we have to work hard at, but striving for God's love or God's approval or people's approval, it's like God's told me, he said, I mean, I don't hear from God, audibly, but I feel like God's, when he sees us, he's not this God that people, a lot of people think that it's like judgmental, and he's a God that accepts us for who we are and loves us through our pain and through our dirt. Jesus wasn't this religious elite guy that came to, but he was in the dirt and he found me in my dirt. God accepts us as we are, but he doesn't want us to stay there. That's the process of sanctification, right? We come to God with nothing, right? We come with all our sin. God doesn't want us to fix ourselves before we come to him. No, we come and he accepts us and he loves us fully, but he's not just gonna leave us in our sin. No, he's transforming us. I like to think of like the prodigal son. You think about the prodigal son and I think this clarifies things really well. The son went off, right? Took his money, spent it on lots of things in the sense like this is the analogy for us, right? We run away from God, we take all of our inheritance and we blow it, right? We blow it big time, but we come back because we have no else to go. Son, repentant, oh man, I'm just gonna become a servant now. I don't deserve any of this, right? We come there, I don't deserve any of this, God, but God accepts us with open arms by his grace. He doesn't say, oh, well, go back and earn all the money back and then fix your life up and come back and then I'll love you. No, come to me now. You know, I can't make a statement on whether Justin Bieber is saved or not. I hope he is and I hope he's continuing to grow in his faith, but this idea of continuing to exemplify what it looks like to follow Jesus and show people, help people get a better perspective of what Jesus' message truly is. Is it this message of God hates you, God wants nothing to do with you or is it, look, we've all sinned, we've all fallen short, but God accepts us by his grace, the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. I think that is an amazing message. Let's talk about that. Let's share that with people and I think God is gonna work through that, right? Thanks so much for watching, guys. I so appreciate you watching. If you're new to the channel, subscribe down below. Hope you enjoyed this video and my camera battery is running out of battery.


Yeah What's that about so I'm absolutely terrified I look smoked As well, I sure you I'm not I'm just and but I'm very excited. So first of all I'm gonna go through my morning routine, which is basically just make a sandwich and brush my teeth All right, do some brothers and just brush my teeth ten and experience first of the day Maybe another one before you go to bed tonight, you know yourself make sure to get all the ones in the back More than three times a day, let's try the right time for a bit of breakfast So you're probably thinking at this stage Lectures to go to you know catch up in all your work Study media not medicine. So I can miss a few lectures. I'm not doing it better. Probably one on this edge. Why am I actually going to rag week? Some of you may remember a while ago the knobs on my hub We're on stolen.   I do believe it in Galway. So this entire trip is to hunt down The last knob on my hub Let's get that this is shit there On the way to Galway now boys Here on we've made it this far full up of the burrito and we're just coming into this is step three of the plan Yeah, they're a cure This is the final run to get to the home stretch or home and dry And then the end game Trying to act Vince the boys in the station that he is a shooting the spike one-up one Yeah, I'm not a student actually, but I know you mentioned I actually I'm trying to get the cheaper fair because he didn't get online Stop getting arrived in Galway. Here comes young came on Brown on the inside. He's no idea what I am. All right It's been a great experience in Galway right week.  Actually worrying like who's supposed in intense three days and But I think now it's time to get a wee chicken fillet sandwich. Hi. Can I just get a chicken for our office? Kissing was actually wondering and I forgot to mention I actually managed to secure a knob What you may notice is that it's actually a different knob to every other one because when I went to Galway I just stole a hub from their knob and so we got like the black sheep in the knobs It's off position has the number point or the dial pointing to five so if you want to turn it to one It's right to six or six and a half if you wanted to It's a disaster Well brothers back in the dog back in the town good to be back. It's been a very long Entire in a week and just after having a week up tea and we big and listen our boy Dylan mangan RT pulse FM And overall everything went good this week workshop went well rag week I guess it kind of went well. That's a weird thing to say, but it went well And then Valentine's Day was grand as well, you know yourself I'm gonna chill for a few hours and for work Which is like I just work on an old man's pub. We don't really need to do much relaxing And and then going to a time later on which is we a Japanese cuisine place in the dog Unbelievable it's so good. It's like a load of ramen and stuff and until then yeah, I'm just gonna relax and chill out with the pop He's been asking for like nine biscuits today.   He's shy Thanks for tuning in Has more coordinates. I don't know how the actual videos got turned out So good luck and enjoy a week and remember to drink plenty of water and eat your vegetables That was


But from your perspectives, what do you feel was the difference down the stretch? Willis is making the run in previous tight ball games with them. What are the take to finish the job this time? I think we just got enough stops. They're a tough team for us to cover. And we'd like us just to take that next step. But if you really look at the game, we gave up 20 points in the first five minutes. So their abouts, we held them to 86 in 43 minutes. So pretty good when you take a step back and look at it. So our defensive intensity was there.  Maybe a couple of mistakes to allow them back in at late. But cleaned it up, got the stops, got the rebounds, and made a couple buckets down the stretch to finish it off. I know we've talked a lot about Claxton. What are you seeing from him that's allowing you to leave him out there on the floor for extended stretches, especially finishing game? Activity. He's long and athletic. He can guard multiple positions. And he's active. He works hard and plays hard. And he gets deflections, stops, blocks, rebounds. I was able to finish around the rim. So I think his activity and his mobility with his length is a great combination for us. Alex Schiffer with the athletic. Hey, Steve, I got two for you. Just what were your thoughts on Blake's performance in the 15 minutes you gave him? I thought Blake was great. If I look, I don't think he stuffed the stat sheet, but just his experience, intelligence. He made winning plays. In 15 minutes, he was a plus 12. So I thought Blake was great. And you can see how he can help us.


Hey, it's Anfa and I have a little announcement to make regarding my monthly live streams. As you might know, during my live streams, I accept music submissions from the viewers, I play them and comment on them live. Until now, I've been doing this using a website called Filebin.net. However, during the last live stream, that has caused me some trouble because, first, I had no way to tell how much time I'll need to spend playing the music because I was accepting the submissions during the live stream. Second, I often didn't know who made the tracks, what software they used, how were they made and that's really not as fun as it could be. And third, some of the music submitted contained samples from copyrighted music releases and I actually got free copyright strikes on that live stream. Technically, it means that there's ads on that video and all the money will go to some music publishers. I can't really do much about it. I could take the video down and re-upload it with the music samples removed but it's a two hour long video and I don't even know where they are. So that's a problem. To solve this issue, I've decided to change the way I accept music submissions for the future monthly live streams. It's to make it easier for me and more fun for us all. It was actually suggested to me by a viewer. So for now, I'll be accepting music submissions via a Google form. You can upload your music file there and also you'll need to fill in some metadata. I won't be checking it for new submissions during the live stream. So if you're late, I'll probably play your track next month. All the details are nicely written in the form itself. I might amend this in the future so please read it carefully before you submit your music. Also please note that I'm only interested in music that was created using open source software. This is what I use, this is what I want to promote and this is what my viewers are here for. Thank you for watching and I'll see you on the next monthly live stream. Each first Saturday of the month, 8 p.m. Central European time. Bye! See ya!