G'day, May 40 here. Just got off the plane here in Sydney and It's kind of interesting going through customs and not being treated like a suspect not being treated like the enemy That's the wonderful thing about returning to a coherent cohesive country like Australia that As a citizen, you're not automatically treated with suspicion like you're the enemy by your government Australians by and large think that the the government's on their side Kind of a nice thing So we're here at Koojee Beach So plane arrived about 7 30 this morning Made my way through customs in about half an hour perfectly pleasant experience They rode public transport rode the bus here at Koojee and Did you know that even white people are able to drive buses? I from my experience in America I thought only black brown and Asian people Were able to drive buses, but apparently even white people are capable of driving a bus Here in Australia and they're capable of working for the government and working in customs Welcome to Koojee mate. What a beautiful suburb here on Sydney's East Eastern shores So after I got settled put my stuff away had two protein bars got down to the beach Just needed to unwind And read the New York Times Just makes me feel relaxed. What am I doing back in Australia, mate?  It's a tough life, but someone's got to live it Stochastic terrorism have you heard about stochastic terrorism before? Like I just think I just heard about it In the past week, I mean Tucker was making fun of it Tucker Carlson was making fun of it and then on the front page of the New York Times had a columnist The big article on stochastic terrorism So did you know that the attack on Paul Pelosi is reviving a conversation? You can't work remotely. Yes, I can work remotely. I have internet access Right, I can teach Alexander technique remotely. I Can write I can edit I can research for people Perfectly capable of working remotely down under If the worst comes the worst, I'll end up in my brother's nursery Logging bags of concrete around Nothing like moving a couple of a couple of tons of concrete to get the blood flowing so stochastic terrorism that is terrorism by Random disturbed individuals, but who are being activated or set off or stimulated by Demonic language All right, so apparently even though both sides can demonize the other it's overwhelming Lee Overwhelmingly something that Republicans do to Democrats. Can I express my vulnerabilities as a jointly over there now? It's much more repression here in Australia All right It's much less of a me first Let me be open with my emotions much more Repression, so yeah, Australia is being changed by its immigrant population But Australia is simultaneously changing its immigrant population making them more Waspy or white English accent Protestant a little more reserved So it's like as I get off the bus I'll get off the plane Go through the airport get on the bus ride public transport looking at look at people walking down the street I don't see You know the vivid emotional display that I see more often in America So Australians tend to be a little more muted in their emotions So it's still kind of a less enthusiastic society than America Less about being open with your emotions, but very into physical fitness So it is It's about 11 a.m. Here on a Friday So stochastic terrorism New York Times says this is primarily Primarily a result of Republican rhetoric demonizing their opponents Republicans are much more likely to demonize their opponents than Democrats well as Republicans are much more likely to believe in demons Republicans much more likely to believe in the supernatural Is Republicans are much more likely to believe in the transcendent to believe in God to believe in religion Then yeah, I think they're more likely to use demonic language Right a Republican is more likely to be medieval or pre-modern So liberals very modern they believe in the strategic autonomous rational buffered self and People who are not liberal much more likely to hold traditional views where our souls are porous We're affected by what's going on around us. We are what you're doing. It's gonna affect me But we're much more skeptical of human nature. We don't believe that people just inherently oriented towards The good and the right That's people on the left think that human nature tends towards the good People on the right tend to have much more skeptical views of human nature and We're much more skeptical of the power of human reason on the right. We think that people are going to misuse their reason to do the things that they want to do and then they simply get it to justify it using fancy rhetoric and fancy No rational arguments, right? We often use rational arguments to Make the case for doing what we just emotionally feel driven to do so Yeah, I bet Republicans are more likely to demonize their opponents just as People who believe that you can choose your sex Right, they're more likely to believe in transgender language and that orientation So yeah, your worldview is going to affect the language that you use In the final analysis people don't get murdered because of rhetoric because of language People get murdered because of conflicts of interest, right? group conflicts of interest or what What drive Group conflicts that turn deadly So great news guys checking out the New York Times today Says that Republicans are trying to stoke fear over crime while the data is mixed So according to the New York Times people have this vastly exaggerated fear of increases in crime and The data just don't support it. So all these people think the crime is getting worse and worse, but come on guys You got to listen to the data All right Gotta listen to the data and the New York Times will give you the data It's like yeah, that murder rates are up 40% since May of 2020, but heck that's just because of COVID right, it's not because of The anti-police reaction driven by our elites in the media and academia and politics mainly on the left side of the political spectrum Which discourage police from doing their job? but that's not the reason why we have this massive upsurge in homicide and Grievous bodily harm assaults and other crimes also Many police departments are becoming much less rigorous about tracking crime people have less incentive To make crime reports because the police are now Experiencing less incentives to track down crime. So when the police have less incentives to report crime And the police have less incentives to do their job and when people have less fewer incentives to report a crime Yeah, you're gonna have a decrease in many reports of crime. So who you gonna believe? The data or your lying eyes now there are areas where the data tends to be very accurate That's when it comes to dead bodies because industrialized nations first world nations. They tend to Take take death pretty seriously All right, so When it comes to murder that's where you get the most Most accurate crime statistics Pretty much every other crime aside for a murder is much less accurate but it's kind of amusing to see all these Stories in the New York Times other elite media about how people are overreacting to the crime problem the Republicans are just seizing on it to try to win elections, but it's not it's not rooted in data guys All right, you're growing concern about crime. It's not rooted in data. I see crimes every day. I'm a white man I'm not getting involved in that kind of thing. I don't want to even give the appearance of impropriety okay, so I was hanging out at the airport. I just made this trip on the spare of a moment. So Wednesday morning Said ah, I want to go to Australia for a few months. So I booked a flight took off Wednesday night at 1030 when I was sitting in the airport at LAX started talking to this Australian couple here from Sydney and they were visiting a child in Los Angeles and When they were fueling up their car one of the more diverse Beautiful parts of South Central East LA They saw a man just assorting a woman. They just punching punching punching punching her and They froze because they'd been told don't interfere. See if that took place in Australia people would step up They would interfere. So you may think oh Australia's got these low crime rates. That's wonderful but it comes with tremendous amounts of repression and it comes with People getting much more involved comes with you know higher social trust higher social cohesion But then people make more demands on each other So you start building a woman here in Australia and people will talk to you about it People will say no you can't do that People would be much more likely to call the police But this couple said they went inside the gas station said hey, there's this man assorting a woman and The Latino gas station tended just didn't want to do anything. He says it's best not to get involved So all these people were watching a man Repeatedly punch a woman very hard and they just didn't want to do anything about it I just didn't want to get involved, right? They'd be in educated. You don't get involved So in Australia people are much more likely to get involved they'll call the police and And they'll make demands on each other say hey, mate, that's not right. You can't kind of tackle woman like that So the high trust high cohesion country Right comes with a price in China. They don't get involved either They just stand by and watch because if you get involved you have a risk of liability Same US blaming the uninvolved would surprise me as the next step of the clown world But why do people Stop getting involved Because It's too dangerous, right? You change the incentives you change the level of social trust and social cohesion How much people get get involved? so we can We can decide our crime rates we can decide our wage rates by limiting immigration and By how much we lock up people who do horrible things We lock up super predators the 1% of the population that does much of the crime then You have much lower crime rates All right, if you limit immigration So that you can still form a socially cohesive society, you know higher wage rates and Have more social trust lower rates of crime But then that comes with a price people will make more Ask you for more I'll ask you to report crime. They'll ask you to step up They might even want to drink from your garden hose when they're thirsty You can drink from someone's garden hose when you're thirsty in Australia without being afraid of Getting shot So yeah, Sydney one of the safer cities in the world though crime rates high social trust high social provision But think about the tremendous price to be paid in terms of repression right so There's virtually no public masturbation here in Australia You don't see human feces smeared all over the sidewalks All right, you just don't see the graffiti don't see the mariachi bands So Think about what you give up. Yeah, you have lower rates of crime But you have much higher rates of repression think about all the great graffiti artistry and feces artistry That we're losing Here in Australia because of you know high rates of Anglo-Saxon repression And also people are a little more restrained here in Australia All right, they're not as me first They're not as self-expressive They're not I just got to follow my bliss. I just got to do my own thing People Much more concerned about their mates Much more concerned about their relationships with other people much more concerned about their connections much more Concerned about their standing in society kind of a less of a me first society Not nearly as many fair jumpers like got on the bus and Quite different from riding the bus in LA, New York City, Washington DC, Chicago Apparently there are privileged groups of people who don't have to pay the fare but There aren't there aren't apparently a whole groups of people marked out by the will of heaven here in Australia Don't feel obliged to pay the fare. Almost everybody seems to pay the fare and They can even leave baggies out for people to pick up after their dogs Because the baggies don't get stolen You can have nice things like look out at this park. There's no trash There's no graffiti Have these beautiful public spaces clean public restrooms clean beaches It's safe. You can go anywhere in Sydney any time. They don't have to fear for your life But it comes with a price of repression Also the kids here wear public uniforms school uniforms So I think I think that discipline also creates social cohesion. Like if you just march with people Then that feels a bond you create a bond if you just simply march with people The people in Australia coming on my accent. Yeah, they say it doesn't Doesn't sound American, but it doesn't sound Australian either. It's kind of in between The being back in Aussie gets my Aussie accent It's not to rev up again So there aren't bad parts of town in Sydney, right? So in Los Angeles, they're bad parts of town, but there aren't They're burned out parts of town like the Bronx or how the Bronx used to be so in every part of Los Angeles You have nice cities But you still have some very dangerous areas still comparatively Los Angeles has low rates of murder compared to Chicago New York City Washington DC And some other cities So the New York Times article on crime Said it's related to poverty But there's another variable that seems to be like one group where the higher the percentage of the population is this one group Then the more likely you are to have violent crime far more accurate predictor than Poverty but for some reason the New York Times doesn't want to name the group. I'm missing LA diversity I got to be honest. We don't we don't have the talented 10th here Disrupting the public square making us rethink our white privilege Where's the blaring mariachi music? Creative acts of graffiti and masturbation and feces smearing Get on public transport and it smells nice smells just fine Infrastructure smells fine pox of clean Kind of kind of miss the the edge of the big city Graffissies, yeah That's what you give up when you have low crime higher repression You give up all that free smearing Missing the adrenaline rush from almost getting robbed or killed in a by diverse cultured youth Yeah, it's so much more exciting bro, but Australia still Still sends many of its most ambitious young people to America if you want to be a great architect Great movie director great actor a great musician People still come to America to make it Yeah, just so calm here in Australia So I still see people with masks particularly in the airport and on public transport mainly Asians but seemed like about a third of the people on public transport and In the airport wearing masks on the flight. Yeah about a third third to a half of the flight still wearing masks But it seems like Asians more likely to wear masks than whites whites more likely to wear masks than some other people's Seems to correlate with the driving and crime rates generally so Asians East Asians can have about the lowest crime rates they tend to conduct themselves more carefully with academics with career with earning with family formation with the sexual choices and Part of their being careful Is much more likely to wear a mask I would move to Sydney if I could afford to live in nice white area Of course live in small town north-south Wales, but it's almost 100% white Australia is still about 85% white and about 15% Asian and about 5.5% Aborigine so I'm going to be cancelling a lot of my subscriptions like to YouTube TV to Get an NFL red zone Paramount plus Because they're no good over here. So KO sports I think last time is here for like $27 a month. I could get all the sports I want the World Cup is starting up in two weeks So We get KO sports $27 a month all the live streaming sports that I want or need And also many of the best ESPN plus documentaries around there as well some of their own original docos So just to the left me is the beautiful Kujie to Bandai walk I'm looking forward to doing that Just gorgeous walk along the coast About five miles or so. Bye. Bye


The second truth I want you to keep in mind, is not only when Jesus' face is not shining, but what is over your head is under His feet. See, there was an incident in the Bible when Peter was drowning, and Jesus walked over the very sea, Peter was being under. And it's such a beautiful picture.  Yes, He's with you, but on a completely different level. Jesus is in you, but on a completely different level. The very things you might be sinking under, He is walking over. And because of that, He can pull you out. Jesus comes down from the mountain, and the Bible says His disciples were trying to cast out a demon out of a little boy. And they did everything they could, put all of their faith to the test, and nothing happened. They ran out of their resources. They came to the end of their abilities. But Jesus haven't even started. When you are at the end of your rope, you're only at the beginning of His power. When you run out of your abilities, God only starts on His. That's why it's so important when you come to the end to realize you've only become to a beginning. To make room for supernatural. To make room for God. To make room for the Holy Spirit. When you are weak, to make room for God's strength. Disciples have realized in this story that we are limited. We have weakness. And knowing that you are weak is not bad. Sometimes not knowing that you are weak while you are weak is bad. Because when you know that you are weak, it does something to you. It opens you up for humility. And humility opens you up for God's grace.


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to another video talking about some upcoming FNAF things that are happening this time as you can tell from the title in the thumbnail I don't know why I always choose to hide it. You guys can clearly tell what this video is gonna be about We have information specifically an Amazon page for the upcoming collection of short stories that are going to be set inside the FNAF universe But not actually about FNAF if that makes sense. I'll read the Steam community post that Scott made all the way back in like August or November I can't remember November. Yeah, November Talking about what it is and then we'll move on to the Amazon page. We don't have a cover for it Unfortunately, so yeah, same thing with the five nights at Freddy's Silver Eyes graphic novel I'm gonna have to get creative with the thumbnail but back in November the progress for the new book series was at 20% And we actually have a release date on the Amazon page was which is December 26th of this year of 2019 Which for a book series that was 20% done all the way back in November and it is now April 2nd and It's coming out December 20 26 of this year It seems like either progress is really slow or this book is going to be really really long and full of really really unique stories I can't actually remember how many pages the collection of book The collection of short stories are But we're gonna find out when we read the Amazon page Anyway, so the post says that there is a new line of books on the way from Scholastic This will be very different from the original book series as it will be a collection of short horror stories That take place in the FNAF universe The series will launch with five books each containing three different short stories with unique characters and plot lines Some connected directly to the games and some not so Maybe I should have done a bit more looking before I started recording. But yeah, there's five books total I don't know if that's going to feature all five books with their short stories each so like 15 short stories total in this one book collection or If it's going to be released This book that we have the Amazon page for is book one and then later on in the future We're gonna get Amazon pages and eventually releases for books one two three four and five Guess we're gonna find that out on the Amazon page again I saw this news like four days ago. I think it's set on reddit and But then we had all the help wanted things coming out and I just wanted to get that done Even though I still have loads of videos to do about it But anyways, I just wanted to get this out of the way because I knew if I kept delaying it I would eventually forget and I actually did forget before I was gonna record one of those videos But then I thought now I'm gonna get this video done and then I can do a video on that so anyways, let's look at the Amazon page for the Book this is the Amazon page. It's titled five minutes at Freddy's short story collection number one It's paperback and is being released on December 26 of 2019. It's made by Scott obviously with the help of Scholastic and It's selling for 899 but over on the side that my face camera is covering It's called it says the list price is 999 and it says that you can save one dollar which is 10% so Now, I don't know much about saving money because I don't have any money, but it's either going for 899 or 999 The description it says five nights at Freddy's fans won't want to miss this pulse pounding collection of three Novel length tails that will keep even the bravest FNAF players up at night disclaimer. I don't know what this word means Novelia, I'm gonna look that up Nevella Nevella, it's like Nutella. Nevella. Nevella. Nevella. It's a mix of vanilla and Nutella Nevella, gotcha. Nevella. Nevella. Got it. Yeah So FNAF fans won't want to miss this pulse pounding collection of three Nevella length tails that will keep even the bravest FNAF players up at night From twisted toys to gut wrenching games this collection of terrifying tales is unsettling enough Unsettling enough to mess with even the most hardened FNAF fans. In this volume horror master Scott Cawthon Well, he is the horror master Spins three sinister Nevella length stories from different corners of the FNAF canon. Each story comes complete with accompanying Accompanying artwork from a fan-favorite game artist to bring the horror to life in a whole new way, so It's got pictures in it That you guys probably you guys are smart, you know what that means. It's got pictures in it We just beware in the startling adventure despite wishes have an unexpected cost beautiful Trinkets trinkets trinkets I have never heard that word before reveal appalling powers and harmless pranks can go airy in ghastly way Now I don't know if it was just the person that was writing this But I feel like they use the thesaurus.com a few too many times owing ghastly trinkets I'm Gonna get my brother because he's like an English Expert, but like no one uses these wards and I just wanted to know like have you heard anybody use these wards in this way? ghastly trinkets Appalling powers and harmless pranks can go airy. I've heard those words They are there's so much That's a lot of that's one set like one or two One set that is one sentence and I'm like big words, but you know what I mean Yeah, like words that no one really uses words that like they It's like they had a word and then they were like this isn't good enough So they looked at like synonyms. That's what I meant like that's what I said Yeah, thesaurus.com and be just like hmm. What word can we use? Yeah? It's just do like strange. Yeah Anyways get out of here Bye So to finish it off we have some product details the series is FNAF book one It's paperback and has a total of 224 pages the publisher is Scholastic as Scott mentioned previously Language obviously is English and then some other stuff. I don't know shipping information.  I don't know how many books on Amazon, but that is a pretty good ranking It's actually number 70 in teen and young adult ghost stories. So Maybe Nass congratulations Scott on that pretty sure silver eyes was like number one New York Times, which is actually I can look on it It does not say on the original copy of the book, but I'm sure on the new version it does and by new version, I mean The one with the new cover on it. This is the old cover because I'm og like that. I Got that when it first came out. Oh my god. It's such a long time Anyways, what are we talking about? Oh, right the new? New book collection So because there was not a cover for the book for the book for the book just yet We don't have anything to go off of as for speculations really I can't even guess what the cover could be about because it may or may not even showcase a FNAF animatronic on the front it may feature some other character that I don't even know what I can name it Like a werewolf and I don't know big foot like I don't know. I don't even know They could just be like a ghost. I really have no clue what's got us planned for these novella length short stories. See I've learned a new word today I'm probably you guys didn't because you're so much smarter than me Anyway I keep saying stuff about myself like that. So there's not much to go off of it's just a description and some small details about the book It is paperback, which I know not too many people are a fan of paperback. I personally don't mind it But yeah, if you're not a fan of paperback Sorry, it seems like Really the only hardcover FNAF book we've had is You right there the survival logbook That is the only one we've had that is paperback and I'm pretty sure the new Freddy Files is paperback as well and Graphic novel. I'm pretty sure it's paperback, but I honestly can't remember Anyways, that is all the information we have to go off of hopefully you guys are excited Even though it's coming out later this it's basically coming out in 2020 Technically it's 2019, but December 26 is basically 2020 We're not even gonna get it in time for Christmas That would make such a good Christmas present at least for me because I'm annoyed and ask for stuff like that for Christmas So hopefully guys are excited for the new book. We've got a long ways to go But hopefully it does seem like we are getting really really close to help on its release And I still have loads of videos to do on it So hopefully guys are excited for the new book help on it and the videos coming up about help wanted and I'll see you all on the flip side Goodbye


Well, hello everybody, this is Byron King with Investor Intel. We are at PDAC, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada in Chile, Toronto. Today, right now, I'm going to interview and talk with Terry Lynch of Power Nickel Company. Good day, Terry. Byron, great to be here. Tell the people out there who may not know what Power Nickel is. What is Power Nickel? Surprisingly, we're in the Nickel business. Amazing. And we're in it just south of James Bay, hence the power. So we're expanding the Nickel deposit called NISC. And it's going great. We've got what we think is going to be Canada's next commercial nickel mine. So you're in James Bay, you're in classic old pre-Cambrian Canada. This is all billion and two billion year old stuff. It's the original magma that made the Earth's crust with some of that nickel. Indeed so. Yep, indeed so. And so what kind of deposit is it? It's an ultramaffic deposit. So other analogs in Canada would have been Lin Lake, 22 million tons, Voices Bay plus 50. So we had a historical resource of 3.1, but we've done almost 15,000 meters of drilling that we're going to be updating, we think, in July, June, July, and probably get to 8 to 10 million tons. And that would be the start. Okay. Now, as I understand it, there's two kinds of nickel. There's that laterite nickel from Indonesia, places like that, where it's all eroded by the weather.  You have the good stuff. We have the good stuff, the sulfides, yeah. So it basically can be made in a Class 1 nickel, which is what the battery companies need. And in our case, it's a much higher grade, so it's like 1% north. And that makes it much more environmentally friendly to mine and manufacture. So that's a lot less energy intensive as well. Another angle on nickel, as I understand it, is it's highly recyclable in future iterations. Is that a fair statement? Yeah. No, nickel is one of the most recyclable metals. And there's probably almost, I don't know, 20% of it of the market today is recycled nickel. And so traditionally, the nickel market, a lot of it went into stainless steel. You mentioned battery metals. Can you just tell people who may not be aware? What's going on with batteries in nickel? People here are lithium batteries, but nickel batteries? Yeah. So the core driver of the nickel market is still stainless, 70% of the market. The annual growth rate of 6%. It's called urbanization. As people move from villages to cities and towns, they're buying pots and pans, fridges and stoves, stainless steel. Right now, electrification batteries, driven primarily by electrical vehicles, but other battery uses, is about 10% of the nickel market. But last year, we had like 10,000 electric cars sold in four years. We're expected to be at 40 million. So it's expected to, by the 2030, to go to 50% of the market. So I don't know where we'll get all that nickel. Theoretically, it's going to be in high demand. So I'm just doing a little math in my head here. If nickel demand is growing at least 6% of here, and maybe more up to say 8% or 10% a year, the nickel demand is going to double in about seven years. That's what they're saying. Yeah. And I think they forecast from Wood McKinsey and other researchers or something in the neighborhood of 60 new nickel mines when we need it. I was just going to say, where are these 60 new nickel mines? I know where one is. I don't know where the other is. So you have one, but the other 59, it's up to them. Yeah. We'd like to think so. I mean, we certainly are well advanced in that. We think probably by, as I said, end of June, early July, we'll get to a commercial quantity.  So you're just one of those guys with a hope and a prayer, and we know how long the odds are of finding a mine. But once you get to a commercial quantity, then boom, the market notices, and then all of a sudden you get valued properly. OK, so Howard and Nicol, tell us about the company itself.  How do people buy your shares, things like that? So about 120 million shares outstanding, around 30 cents Canadian or so. We basically are stocks on TSXV. It's also on the over the counter bulletin board and in Germany on the Frankfurt exchange. So fairly easy to buy. And we've had a good bounce back, I would say. We've gone from about 10 cents to 30 cents in the last two or three months, that's called a triple. That's called a triple. And people say, well, I missed it. And I say, guys, do you know that we actually financed two years ago at 25 cents and 40? So we actually just you missed the Ukrainian dip. You haven't missed the run. The run's coming. Well, traditionally speaking of Ukraine, traditionally, a lot of the world's nickel came from this place called Russia. And we seem to be having trade issues with Russia these days. Is that another angle to the whole nickel story? That is another angle. I would say it's more driven by the Inflation Reduction Act, which is basically the major focus on that is North American supply chains. And I guess in Canada, that will be very beneficial to nickel development here. Because you mentioned earlier about the lithium iron batteries. Well, it's actually lithium nickel iron batteries. Elon Musk was just doing his Tesla day the other day and he said the most important metal is nickel. So I really think that's the future is coming to nickel. Nickel mines have not had their run yet.  So it may very well be that just because people missed the first leg up, there's still a few more legs, a lot more legs left in this run. Yeah, I mean, I think in this run, not just for power nickel, but for many junior miners, there's going to be taxers and 100xers. And it's been a long while since the market's seen that, but it's coming. People don't, people can't process that, the idea of 100 baggers. I mean, even like 20 and 30 baggers in the gold space or whatever, people are impressed with that. But in the past, there have been 100x multiples, haven't there? Yeah, there has been 100x multiples. And the cool thing right now is you can actually look at a number of these commodity-based companies and how much progress they've made in the ground. And relative to certain peers, you can see, hey, there's a 10x there. And then if they make more progress, you can see more. So this is probably the first time in history I can think of where there's been such savagely priced almost across the board.  Values are tremendous. You don't have to buy the hope and the prayer stuff. You can buy stuff that's already got the goods in the ground and still make a wampum of money. Well, thank you so much. Everybody out there, thank you for watching. Terry Lynch, power nickel. They have a website, they have presentation, TSX Venture Exchange, and the OTC in the United States, as well as Germany. Thank you so much, and we wish you well, sir. Great. Thanks, Brian. Great to be here.


Alright everybody, what is going on? Welcome back to another video. In today's video, we're going to be doing an unopening of my latest subscriber starter pack from America. As you guys can see, we've got $62.45 being dropped on this, a cool $60 to send me whatever's in here from Robert Davis in Los Osos, California. And I want to say, before I say anything I want to say thank you. This package has been sitting on my desk for like a week and a half. I've been, I've been busy, I guess you could say. I've been stressed, I've been thinking about things and I haven't been able to be present enough to do this on camera and feel good about it. You know, there's certain, there's certain times that you just don't feel up for a video. And I guess, I'm sorry, Robert, that I've been feeling like that, but today is different. I've actually just opened up my 100,000 YouTube subscriber plaque. I don't know if you can see it up there.  It's a thing of beauty. And I've got you, Robert, and all of my other awesome subscribers to thank for that.  But I did talk about the fact that you do need to, you know, you need to feel, you need to feel good within yourself to then portray that to other people through the camera. So, you know, recent things in my life, I haven't been really feeling that good, but today is different. Today I feel good and today I'm going to open your package finally. So let's go. Let's do it. I can't remember what team you said, but that's all the fun of it. These boxes are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're going to get. So let's see what we got. Bring this camera down a little bit. My man, it's packed to the brim. Oi, and it's my birthday today, believe it or not. 27th November, 2018. It's my 28th birthday. So I got my first birthday present from YouTube and my second from you, Robert. So I want to say thank you. What a time to be alive. Whoa, look at it all.  We've got it lesser as per usual. Now, usually, usually I wait till the end of the video to read the letter and that's exactly what I'm going to do today. So I give my first impressions on what we got here. All right. What do we have here? The terrible towel. I assume that's something from Steelers from the Pittsburgh Steelers. What do you got? One, two, three, four, five, one, two, three, six Super Bowls. The last one coming in 2008. Look at that. I've got my terrible towel. Thank you. Thank you, my friend. We have a toy football. If I can hit the camera, I'm good. You've outdone yourself, buddy. You really have. What's this? Property of Cal Poly. Cal Poly. What's that? California Poly Technic? Mustangs. The Cal Poly Mustangs.  Terrible towel. What have we got here? Pingu, Pingu. No, it's not Pingu. Plush animal. What kind of animal is this? It must be a mascot for a team, right? I'm sure we'll find out once again. Oh, mate. We've got flannelette. We've got some PJs. The Chargers. The San Diego Chargers. Oh, I'm gonna have to put them on, aren't I? Okay. Oh, this is the... That's the font I was talking about, the college style, but it's for the Chargers, and it looks like it's a girl's top. And as I talked about before, I don't have a girlfriend, but I do have a sister, and that'll look great on her. It might be a bit big, though. She's gonna love that. Thanks, man. Oh, man. So cute. Look at that. How cute is that, man? Honestly, it makes me want to cry because my daughter's not here. Christmas is coming up. I'll be sending her a Christmas present, and this will be included. Thank you. Baseball. What's this? Is that the pirates? Pirates, is it? Pittsburgh pirates? I'm not sure. We've got a toy baseball and a little toy baseball cap, which I haven't received anything from baseball team yet, so thanks, man. That's a first. I've got more. Okay. Here's my t-shirt. Fantasy football. And I will wear that because, believe it or not, after eight rounds of me not even changing my fantasy football team, I was up six to two. Six wins, two losses. Probably about time I checked it again. So I'll do that. But this is the perfect size, mate. Perfect size XXL. We'll try it on. Oh, feels nice. Weets. Oh, we've got a postcard. Postcard from Morro Bay, California. The crown jewel of the sexual coast of California. Morro Rock stands at the entrance to Morro Bay Harbour. Would you look at that? And lastly, we've got three hats. Oh, man. I love strap hats as well. So thank you for that. What was this again? CP. What was that? Kohlpoly. Kahlpoly. Kahlpoly Mustangs. So we've got a Kahlpoly Mustangs hat. It's a bit tight, but I will. There we go. I will adjust it. We've got a Rams hat. Now the Rams are Cincinnati. No, that's Bengals. It's LA. LA Rams. Los Angeles, obviously. I hear it's pretty big, guys. If I can find a hat that fits me with three of these clipped, I'm happy. And just fits me. I actually like that. That's a nice hat.  Velcro back this time. This is actually decent size. This might actually fit my head. That'll be good. No? What size is this hat? It's got to be big. Okay, we've got a little bit of battery issues there. We're back. We're back and we're looking at our final hat. Here it is. Astela's hat, which I've got to say, man. I've got to say, that's a nice hat. And it's a nice size too. Look, it's not like completely apart. It's actually got some structure to it, this one. This is a nice hat, man. Really nice. I love it. I absolutely love it. And you know what? I want to adjust this one so I can fit it on my head. Because I like this too. I like the rustic sort of look. You know? I think they call these like dad caps now. And you know what? I am a dad, so I can wear it.  Hey, dude. Awesome, man. That's fantastic. Three more hats I can put in my collection. And my collection is growing. Have a look behind me. How am I going to display them though? You know what? I'll put this one here. I'll put this one here. And I'll wear this one. I do actually really like this one. Although, if I do wear it, people are going to think I'm fanatical about the Steelers. I don't know that I am. I don't know if I'm fanatical about any team, really. But that's the fun of it. So here we are. What do we got? What do we got? One t-shirt, a towel, a plush toy, a woman's top, a girl's top. We've got a toy baseball hat and ball. We've got a toy football, which I assume is probably for my daughter now. And as always, I've got a postcard, sorry, with beautiful Morro Bay. And as always, we're going to finish off with the letter. So let's read it. Jacob. Jacob, Jacob, Jacob. I am thoroughly enjoying watching your YouTube videos and your live streams are great too. Thanks, man. He says thank you in big letters. Keep it up. It's kind of strange. It's like I've known you for a long time since I've seen you almost every day for a year. I do appreciate what you do and I hope you're enjoying your journey into American football. I grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Football is more like a religion there in Western Pennsylvania. I was fortunate enough to own season tickets to the Steelers from 1972, 28 years before, sorry, 18 years before I was born, until we relinquished them to an old friend in the early 2000s. I love football and I especially love the Pittsburgh Steelers. Since I've been alive, the Pittsburgh Steelers have had only three head coaches, Chuck Knoll, Bill Cowher and Mike Tomlin. I turned 50 years old last week. In 50 years, they've had three head coaches. Are you for real? That's a dynasty kind of stuff, isn't it? My father was a steelworker and my first coach teaching my brother, sorry, my father was a steelworker and my first coach, teaching my brother and I how to make a heads up tackle, driving your shoulder into the middle of the opponent's chest. Be the hammer, not the nail, son. Hit him hard and hit him before he hits you. Focus on his belt buckle to tackle him. No amount of duking can move that part of the body and that's exactly right.  Duking is all above the, is all on the shoulders and the legs. The waist and the torso more times than not will stay, well at least it won't move side to side as much as the feet or the shoulders or the arms. Dad was a Golden Gloves boxer while in high school and had a fade away skyhook like Kareem Abdul-Jabbar that was unstoppable. I know what a skyhook is and I know who Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is. So I got that one. He was as tough as they come. My kids started calling him Popeye as his physical appearance changed as he battled cancer a few years ago. I miss him dearly. Please hug your dad a little extra next time you see him and squeeze him for a minute for all of us who can't hug our own anymore. My dad was my hero but I also had sports heroes. Man I miss my dad and he's still alive. I've lived away from him for nine years but I'll tell you right now the next time I do see him I will squeeze him a little bit more. I can tell your dad was your hero mate, I really can and my dad's my hero. My dad was my hero but I also had sports heroes. Here are three of my all-time favorite sports heroes and their stories. I've got the YouTube video links here. Watch them all watch none or pick one or two. It's all up to you and there's a company and gifts for each of the moments. Okay the Steelers an NFL Hall of Famer and four-time Super Bowl champion Pittsburgh Steelers half back number 20 Rocky Blair Vietnam War to Super Bowl champ a living legend. I've got the Steelers hat got the Steelers t-shirts and the terrible towel. Okay now we've got the Pirates 18-year Major League Baseball legend and Hall of Fame Pittsburgh Pirate right fielder number 21 Roberto Clement a legend a spectacular baseball player but an even greater man gone way too soon. The world lost a legend that sad day and for that one we have the mini Pittsburgh Pirates helmet which I got right and the ball toy actually you know what this is this is a really sick logo like whenever I go into like a street wear you know like store with with lots of caps and new era caps you know might have NFL stuff you know NBA style swag sort of stuff I always see that Pirates logo so thanks for sending me that and thanks to myself for actually knowing what it was. Roberto Clement a legend I'll watch him that'll be my first baseball video man. Okay next one number 66 Mario Lemieux Lemieux Lemieux. Super Mario is his nickname and he is my all-time favorite sports hero this living legend was so good on and off the ice so he's ice hockey player that he went from hockey player to coach to owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins franchise player to coach to owner he brought an 18 year old kid Sid the kid from Canada and kept him at his home and forced a policy of eating dinner nightly with his family to keep the new young millionaire grounded always surrounded by the Lemieux and Penguins family. Sid and Super Mario's story is amazing and inspirational Sid is now arguably the best hockey player on the planet and the baby penguin plush is for my daughter representing the Pittsburgh Penguins.  I can't wait to watch that man Sid and Super Mario and the fourth one after high school I moved to California and graduated from Cal Poly from Cal Poly sorry that's what we saw here Cal Poly and what do I say California Polytechnic and that's exactly what it is California Polytechnic State University. This year the Mustangs are celebrating their football team's 100 year anniversary. I love to watch their crazy triple option run heavy offense you would love this place. Here is a short clip of highlights from a September 2018 home game against Brown University and that's where the hat and the t-shirt came from. We've got a t-shirt and we've got the Cal Poly dad cap which I like. Sadly in 1960 an airplane carrying the Cal Poly football team crashed in Ohio. Of the 48 on board 22 were killed including both pilots 16 players a student manager and a Cal Poly football booster. Hall of Fame legend player broadcaster coach and NFL icon John Madden played both ways for Cal Poly starting on offense and on defense that year.  John Madden was playing at that point. I'll go back to the original line that you said I love to watch their crazy triple option run heavy offense. A triple option run heavy offense is exactly what I like. So John Madden was playing at the time. He was luckily not on board but so shaken by his fallen teammates that he refused to travel by air even to this day and always took buses to his NFL coaching and broadcasting jobs over the years. Wow. I've got to look that up. I've got to look that up. I'll definitely I'll do a reaction to Cal Poly but I'll also I'll have to look up that incident and just see what's see what the case is. Okay we've got a fifth one. The Rams. I asked it okay what do we got? Jack Youngblood. The top ten gutziest performances. I asked him to sign for me when we met at the San... San...  Oh no way. It's signed by Jack Youngblood and I haven't done a reaction to him yet. Thank God it's been a name that's thrown around but I haven't done it yet. So thank...  How cool is that? Okay so you asked him to sign this when we met at the San... Sacramento Sports Expo in the 90s. You've had this since the 90s? Wow man. I had a booth selling ball caps and sports merchandise way back then. Number 85 Jack Youngblood is one of the great tough guys in NFL history. He played the entire 1979 playoff run including including this I've heard about this including the Super Bowl 15. He played the entire 1979 playoff run including Super Bowl 15 against the Pittsburgh Steelers with a fractured left fibula.  The pain would have been incredible. He also played the 1980 Pro Bowl with that same injured leg a week after the Super Bowl. So this is an LA Rams hat from the 90s autographed by Hall of Famer and legend number 85 Jack Youngblood. Wow blown away. I have such amazing opportunities of a wide variety of sports available to me here and I wanted to make them available to you. You have an open invitation to you and yours to join me and my family at an event. Whenever you ever can get over here I can also get tickets to the Hall of Fame game if it's something you can do. We have so many local professional and tons of NCAA teams now nearby. The NHL, San Jose Sharks, Anaheim Ducks, LA Kings, the NBA, LA Lakers, LA Clippers, Sacramento Kings, Golden State Warriors, the NFL, LA Chargers, LA Rams, the 49ers, the Oakland Raiders until they moved out until they moved to Vegas. The MLB, Major League Baseball, LA Angels, LA Dodgers, Oakland Athletics, San Diego Pajras, San Francisco Giants and he's also included LA Chargers sleepwear set. A sleepwear set for my sister. So actually this was meant to go with these and they're for my sister but sorry sis they're mine. You can have the top and he said sincerely Robert and the Davises your football family from afar. Have a look at that. There he is. Wife, two girls, man. What an absolute legend among legends mate. These subscribers start-up hacks just get better and better. They really do. I'm gonna wear this. I like this t-shirt. The fit's good. I really appreciate it. I love this hat. This hat ain't gonna see the light of day. Don't you worry. No, no, no, no. This is sitting right up on my shelf. Right there. 1990s man. I cannot believe that. That's amazing. That's 20 years old and I just got to go back to where you... What did you say here? I miss my dad dearly. Please hug your dad a little extra next time you see him and squeeze him for a minute for all of us who can't hug our own anymore. My dad was my hero but I also had sports heroes and he went on to tell me about his sports heroes. Man, Robert, I will.  You know I will. I'll do that. And all you guys out there who don't tell your dad that you love him enough might feel embarrassed. I felt embarrassed. I felt too embarrassed as a kid to tell my parents I loved them. To give them a hug. You just got to get over that man. When you realize when they're gone, when they're gone they're gone. I've had a pretty sheltered upbringing. I haven't dealt with a lot of tragedy but that's one tragedy that's inevitable and I'm not going to deal well with it. I don't even want to think about it. I don't even want to think about it. Some people literally think all they want is their inheritance from their parents. I want my parents to spend every single little dime that they've got. Every single last penny and then I want to be able to support them financially. I've always said that.  I'd do it. If I had the cash I'd buy you a place. You don't have to worry about a mortgage at your age. We'd spend more time together but to build a life of financial freedom like that takes sacrifice man. It takes years and years. It takes study. Can take luck. It takes being in the right place at the right time. Rubbing shoulders with the right people and building on that. So anyways that was a bit of real talk. This video has gone way too long. It's probably gone like half an hour. Robert if you're sitting here with your family I really appreciate it. I think you know I hope you enjoy this video. I really do. I've enjoyed it. So anyways look I could continue talking all day. I wish I was there.  I've probably been swearing throughout this whole video but you've got 12 or 13 professional like full-on professional franchises there that I could just go and watch. NHL, NBA, NFL, MLB. We don't have none of that here man. We've got no professional ice hockey. We've got professional basketball but it's not at that level. We don't have professional American football and we don't have professional baseball so three out of those four sports would be a brand brand new experience for me and I mean I can't wait. I'm gonna get over there in the new year. Unfortunately I couldn't this year but look man I want to say thank you. Thank you to everyone out there for watching. Especially Robert. I want to say have a fantastic day with your family mate. Whatever you're doing. If you're watching football this weekend have a good one. If you're watching the Steelers this weekend have a good one. Just know I've got my terrible towel. I've got my fantasy gear. I've got my Steelers hat don't you worry and I'll be wearing it for these reactions. So the next four videos you see guys will be my four reactions to his players that he has recommended. We've actually got five. We're definitely doing Jack Youngblood. We'll do Jack Youngblood. We'll do Rocky Blair from the Steelers and we'll do my first MLB video on Robert Clement and we'll also actually know what we'll do the moment.  All five coming up. I'm gonna take a break. I'm gonna start tomorrow morning and get into it so I want to say guys have a fantastic day. If you have liked the video hit the like button. If you want to subscribe please do. I'm out. Thank you Robert. Thank you men. Peace out.