Going on everyone Sam here with late in sports car drip in 2223 top from Bundesliga soccer hobby six box break number eight random Team style here's a look again at your random results as always you can find those on the website under the results tab As well as the link in chat So good luck here. We go. Let's do some more Bundesliga Got Merlin coming up next again. You got to sell out Both of our sapphire breaks only to baseball breaks with spots tonight got tops chrome jumbo No, I never touched a jersey card. Absolutely not. I think or do we still have one spot to go in the next one? Makoto, Hasebi to 275 for Frankfurt Just the A's Yeah, just the A's available in the next break as well Evangio Borga Sanchez from Monchengladbach just the Oakland Athletics available in Topstone jumbo that is breaking right after this first auto Justin Shea 20 of 99 for Hoffenheim on the green got the George Pickensharpie. That's Hoffenheim refractor Simon Torore Shulk Still 20 to go on bowman sapphire as well. Everybody don't need to drop you that link Killian Siladelia for Freiberg as a airborne Felix Dua Kai for Augsburg blue waves Zidane Sertimier for Leverkusen to 180 nice one there I'm pissed. They don't have the night vision in this the night vision because I'm gonna start I'm gonna start saying Dihon Lubechich, I can't believe I didn't think of this for calling every time we pull night vision I'm gonna say Bravo six going dark Sadio Mane by her Munich I got to take a minute chat Bravo six going dark. You got to do it in the I know yeah, it's hard dude Jordansi Bichu Bravo six going dark Chance to make one. I don't know we got a lot of people that are gonna probably know understand called to your references Fractor Manuel Raymond for Bochum. I do want to wish there was one that had some sort of AC 130 so I could just do like Adam Hotec for Leverkusen You need the sound bite for that. I know we do dude Oh, if we pull a sonar, I'll be doing the sonar sonar sound shulk is Sebastian polter to 99 Mohammed Simacon for Leipzig Bright futures dairy sure hand for her to Berlin so when we I saw that I walked in because because that's what he came in and asked us He's like would you take Jason statham or a shark? Yeah, what that's why Rodrigo Salazar, but but during it They had a scene where they had a soda It's like in the Meg from now on they just put my That's a hyper or prism maximum leech 230 like a serious movie Base I never watched it Mitchell. Did you like the Meg or no?  I mean it was like one of those like cheesy sci-fi So it wasn't like the worst yeah bright future Thomas Thomas Castamaris for Stuttgart It's kind of like it's it's tough because how classic Jaws is it's kind of like anything like that's been done already We'll see I never saw what was the a la really to do 99 never bother watching it I think that was because I didn't want to be scared of the ocean fair under so Well, it's Simon Simon Torore for shulk to 180 since I don't go to the ocean much Yeah, that's true Co it a kura refractor, but since we were watching it while we were live-streaming we had no sounds, right? Oh, it's kind of hard to I'm Bishaw judge a movie with no, so that's that's a good point Flash of genius Garrett Holtman for Bochum Flash of genius Florian new house going to watch a blood block That would be funny if someone did a video at it where instead of Ray Wilson's character White Tom Kraus for shulk refractor Oh nice for life saying to 150 Chris friend koon-koo pink auto that's on that light thing for Vargas Josco Gavardi all Refractor for life thing. That's bright future Paul Vaughn are by our mute Do a guy Fun-packed a that's like that's like the dawning special right there. Yeah football and Star Wars. She's man Nelson viper refractor. It's got like the pink background. It is now. I see one. They just toppled Ooh top. Oh god. XI is what think of it 11 yeah top 11 Kevin Shrap for Frankfurt on the super short print.  How does he not know XI be your FBI is 16 I'm like, I beat you all to it Can't make fun of me now and then I think there was a couple people that didn't realize It was me who was also in the video because one guy is like he probably didn't even doesn't even know his Roman numerals I'm like you are right sir I'm assuming you commented as a sports guy. I did. Yeah All right, we've got David B with a spot in the mixer Michael H with a spot in legacy Thank you guys appreciate that again Bowman sapphire with just 20 to go that is breaking a little bit later on now a little later on here Marvin dutch for Prism Manuel Raymond to 230 for Bochum That is a purple Jabril. So to 299 for a frankert. How many teams are in the collegiate mixer? It is I believe 28 Sheraldo Becker refractor. I think it's it's 28 Nick and it's it's pro team. So it's well if the guys not in college Marco Richter flash of genius So like if we pull I mean if a guy's in college pull like a Ewer's or an arch manning it'll be ran to everybody The duals will be random between the teams that are on the card Kylian Sildillia for Freiburg bright future So yeah, that's how we do the college guys will be random to also to clarify even though you've probably 28 spots is just too for a combo spot. Yeah for a combo spot 32 teams, but just 28. Yeah 28 spots So for others like Cardinals commanders like teams that don't have a lot of volume in it Justin Shea Hoffinheim Yeah, no problem Nick You got it. Yeah, most of the guys are in the pros now Fabio charodia Most of the guys are in the pros right now Yeah, do those fire Danny almost flash of genius finally pull the one-on-one out of that well one-on-one do some on He's like that really little guy on the cowboys, okay 5 foot 4 whatever it's like a one-cut back It's hard to touch down did a word here we go. Montreux Borges Sanchez refractor Montreux Laudbach bright future Refractor for Friday. I'll do for Frankfurt rookie guys like that. So they're speaking. They are. Yeah They've been pretty solid. Yeah. We literally just started just started Hoffinheim is going to be a auto of kevin Aquaguma Nice one there to 75 46 75 on a pink pink To what's 150 is that purple Let me look that actually that's a good point Aaron zentner Is this like a rose gold probably a rose gold of some sort see 23 tops I guess I could have looked it up besides asking No, it's I it's good to know for me too to be honest. Um, see autos autographs set So 150 is magenta and then pinks to 75 so magenta and pink. Yeah Got it That's not a Parallel color you really you're a lot of uh in in tops most of the pinks are known as magenta It's really easier to say it's two less syllables, which is kind of nice. It's while I'll say pink a lot airborne Nicholas stark Okay. Yeah, so like the um, I'm trying to think where's magenta like, uh I think technically the pinks in tops chrome are called magentas Dairy shirhant Yeah, it is a little confusing Philip Hoffman bow trim refractor and base Yeah, I'm soon enough. They'll have salmon. Yeah, soon enough. They're gonna start having like sub names The colors yeah salmon and you know chartreuse and I think chartreuse is actually a thing already and one of the soccer products they need one where it's like a A high end set and all the colors are like obscure. Yeah, like weird. Yeah. Yeah I think either david picking up a Bowman chrome spot. Thank you, buddy. Appreciate that. And I'm gonna drop you guys a link really quick to the Tops chrome. Oh, I know where tops chrome is not breaking next Duh, we have two Merlin breaks right idiot Refractor Patrick Osterhage Osterhage for Bochum Yeah, Merlin has been fired man bright future paul voner by our Munich I am very excited to rip some See a few ball patches from that so far so good to 165 Felix Agu on the prism auto for verter brahman Felix Agu I'll see a super come out of here. I want to see a super out of here in Merlin That'd be awesome Uh bright futures jamey beno gettons for dorkman Nice wonders of time Uh, horse uh hrubesh for hamburger sv So that'll be a random right there because that is uh one guy that is not on the checklist. That's a super short print. Congrats on that. Good luck Prubish That will be a random to everybody What a humberger as via like that tim lemperly Refractor daniel, uh doke for union berlin. What up? No. Yeah, what up, buddy? Milan a airborne lucas rinandis And they just start taking nba 2k colors max and leish to 275 the amethyst and Dark matter That's giorgino rudder.  Yeah alfonso davis uh to 250 for barn muik on the x-fractor Opal. Yeah opal is another one too.  That's the I think one of the only teams that's not currently in um The checklist down to 19 to go on bowman chrome sapphire Thank you all as well as 15 to go on um Top scrum sapphire joseko gavardi all to 230 for leipzig. Yeah, I should price it. No, I think you're good Now bowman chrome goes first. So I think that's fine Well, just someone looks like oh Yeah, you're fine. I think you're good thomas castanaris for stupke art I guess you don't have really bowman chrome on the True true very true uh jude bellingham refractor dortman moani five of five rookie for frankfur on the red congrats on that There you go frankfur Randall colo moani Get that into a mag for you frankfurt very nice very nice About to see messy play hell yeah puka uh jan tealman 275 pink wave Two reds in this case not bad bright future paul vonner The top top 11 in the wonders of time technically felix agoo, I don't think they're considered casey I think they're just short prints Silas katampa and vumpa flash of genius. I don't believe so. I don't think panini does cases either. I think it's just like I think they're all known as ssp's or sps uh marco rickter flash of genius Ray's made the playoffs looks like caminaro. Yeah, I know caminaro is gonna be the new guy Black and gold autos are in sp authentic. I don't know joe scally macho galabac. I don't know to be honest, uh, nick max million arnold wolfsburg wolfsburg That is a patrick osterhage rookie auto for bochum. Nice one there That's bochum uh randall colo moani a bright future thomas castanaris angelo stiller uh tutta airborne a airborne uh maxent la croix or la croix bright future tom bischoff often on You guys down to just 19 to go in bowman chrome sapphire Very excited that is always refractor alfonso davies barn muck more spots came in real quick does not look like it On to the last one here do a quick Dust down i'd say I'm not what you're not kyle. I'm not kyle's a bot Kyle's a barnacle head. I'm working with kyle. We're in u and forest now so it's Yeah, true True because what do you top load on thursday night? What are you on top of for me and floris? twight once a week fabio, uh, shira shira dia to 275 twice for cough What are you sorting and shipping bot in the other days? Yep, nice. Yep. Yep. Sobelzai base refractor tiago tomas purple marco friedl to 2.99 Marco friedl one of the other I'd say green waved jamal moussiala to 99 nice one there by our munich I think i'm gonna start having when I buy and break my name I think that's gonna be my new name right future pasagos der hage. This is becoming a thing now. I'm making this a thing Ridley baku No, that's a bunch bob episode Which one of the breakers are the worst pronunciations marco rois probably me to be honest maybe matt Because kyle forest is great. Rodrigo zalazar flash of genius. Uh, uh, forest is great. Kyle knows a little bit more about Soccer than I do mario gotse So kyle knows a little bit more. I would say I'm biasly. I'm gonna say sam angelo felgini But me and matt probably are the two worst. Yeah jimmy luling Auto is max million arnold's for wolfsburg. Nice one there on the refractor auto Luziola base Refractor jamal luziola But i'm pretty good once someone tells me how to pronounce someone's name. I'll i'm very good at remembering. That's one thing I will give myself Sobel's eye at leipzig a airborne. Uh, mohammed simicon Leipzig again That guy out there is a barnacle head Airborne philip leinhardt big time barnacle head Uh, tom bischoff refractor for hoffenheim bright future tom x thomas castanaris base and base I do a quick random for the wonders of time of hortz grubesh Just gonna put all the names in for this one. All right guys again I'm gonna roll the dice whatever teams on top or whatever names on top after five times look at the card one two three four and five going to marcus h marcus h getting that one congrats marcus Uh recap here as well Whoops We had Top 11 kevin trap green jamal musiala to 99 pink yan tealman 275 autos we had max million arnold pasty patrick austerehage kevin, uh octo guma justin chay christopher and koon koo philips aghu and a red randall colo moani rookie to five for frankfurt I'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill up next. We have merlin


So now let's examine in a nutshell Act 1 and what happens in each scene within this act of Hamlet. Now in Act 1 in scene 1, essentially we learn that for two nights there's been a ghost in Elsen or Castle and of course do you remember that this play is set in Denmark. Now there's this ghost that's been basically roaming and haunting Elsen or Castle and the gods who are protecting the castle and Horatio more specifically who is Hamlet's best friend, Prince Hamlet's best friend, realise that this ghost has a very similar likeness to his dead father. Now they realise that this ghost keeps on haunting and they're not entirely sure what to do however Horatio decides that he's going to choose a good time to tell his friend Hamlet, Prince Hamlet about this ghost that looks really similar to his father. Now in Act 1, scene 2, we learn separately and so when the scene changes that Gertrude, his Prince Hamlet's mother and a widow because we learn that Prince Hamlet's dad has died King Hamlet, Gertrude and King Hamlet's brother Claudius marries and of course this leads to Claudius becoming the new king of Denmark and of course he's the leader of Elsen or Castle. So they marry and fairly quickly, fairly soon after the death of King Hamlet. Now Claudius as I've mentioned replaces the dead King Hamlet and they ask Prince Hamlet who we know goes to University of Wittgenstein University they ask him to stop being so melancholic so sad about his father's death but also they tell him that it's not really a good time for him to go back to University they ask him to stay at the castle and to not go back to University which he agrees. However we also learn of course as I've mentioned that Gertrude has remarried really quickly Hamlet is really disgusted with her behavior he's really outraged at his mother's decision to marry so of course this is interesting because he chooses not to be outraged at both of them to be married actually his outrage is more directed towards his mother he's disgusted that Queen Gertrude has married his father's brother Claudius rather than directing his anger also to his uncle Claudius for marrying his mother. Now in act one scene three essentially we learn that Hamlet as I mentioned decided to stay in Elsen or not go on to Wittgenstein University and not to go back however we're also introduced to Laertes and Polonius and of course we know that Polonius is a courtier he's one of the close advisors of King Claudius. Now Laertes and Polonius essentially advise Ophelia who's the daughter of Polonius not to have a really close relationship with Hamlet so we learn that Ophelia is kind of a love interest of Hamlet however she's not of the same class of course remember that Prince Hamlet he is royalty Ophelia, Polonius they are part of the courtiers they are definitely part of the noble aristocracy but they're not on the same level socially as Hamlet as Prince Hamlet who Laertes and Polonius believe is probably going to be married off to another princess and so they don't want Ophelia to remove her in a sense maybe even lose her virginity to Hamlet because they believe that Hamlet is just going to use her and then end up marrying a princess anyway so basically tell her you're not allowed to talk to Hamlet anymore you need to cut off links with him.  Now Hamlet is of course really shocked by this realisation but also it starts making sense to him a little bit because how was Claudius so quick to marry his mother and so quick to try and ask him to forget about you know the past events his dad for passing on so on the one hand he kind of seems to trust and be swayed by what the ghost says but on the other hand he does have a bit of a mistrust of the ghost and therefore he decides to feign madness in other words to act mad as a way to entrap Claudius and to maybe misguide him in order to maybe trick him into revealing that definitely he killed King Hamlet or for him to know that he didn't kill King Hamlet do bear in mind that Hamlet's mistrust of the ghost is very typical of the Elizabethan era contextually speaking a lot of Elizabethans thought that the ghost supernatural witches were always mischievous creatures that caused chaos therefore Hamlet is acting according to what typical Elizabethans would expect which is not to complete you trust everything that the ghost says at face value however what the ghost does say and also the likeness of the ghost looking like his dead father is too compelling and it's too important for Hamlet to not ignore so he decides that he's going to feign madness at different points in order to see whether Claudius is going to fall for his tricks and ultimately reveal that he's the one that killed his father so that's it when it comes to the key events to know for act one


So, this is the last time I will ever be in my Tiffin. There are major changes coming for me and it's a little bittersweet, but the back is full of boxes and recently I told you guys that things change and things have changed majorly for me. This is my last 10 minutes in this rig. I'm about to move all of my stuff out of here again, I'm moving, but I will tell you that my lifestyle is changing and, you know, it's weird when you live in a small RV like this, my whole life it's in like 10 boxes back here. Hey guys, it's Robin and like I said, I've got some major changes in my life that I'm going to tell you about and I'm going to tell you about something I'm really excited about today.  So right now I no longer have the Tiffin, haven't had it for about a week and a half now. I'll be telling you guys all about that in January because this is going to be my final video of 2019. If you guys have been following me for a while, you know that last year I took the last five weeks off of the year from YouTube because I was finishing my book Be a Nomad Change Your Life and this year I'm also taking off the rest of the year because I am working on a massive project for you guys that I think you're going to love and it's something that is really needed in our community, I think. So look out for that in January. So my Tiffin's gone.  But first, I'm going to tell you guys what I've been dying to tell you for a couple of months now, which is that I have a big event happening in January. I'm going to be doing a TEDx talk. I'm sure some of you are like, Ted, who? Who's Ted? What did Ted have to do with anything?  So if you guys aren't familiar, head over to TED.com or the TEDx YouTube channel. It's on Netflix. There's a podcast. And basically, TED is an event designed to share ideas that matter. So every TEDx event has a theme. And I am going to be speaking at the TEDx South Congress event in Austin, Texas on January 18th. And the theme for that is the time is now. It's not even about travel or RV life. They reached out to me to ask if I wanted to do it. And of course, I jumped all over it because I'm a big fan of TED talks. I'll put a link down below if you guys want to check it out. I think there might still be some tickets available. But if not, I am going to be coming back. The first video I'm going to be doing, I'm hoping is going to be a live stream from Austin before I go on. The TED talk won't be on my own channel, but I think it might be live streamed at the TEDx YouTube channel or it will be in their archives. So once that's up, I will link that so you guys can watch it if you want to. Or if you're going to be in the Texas area, I will be in Austin for TEDx South Congress on January 18th. So for the next five or six weeks, I'm going to miss you guys. But stay in touch with me on Facebook and Instagram because I'll be giving you guys some updates there as well, especially about when the live stream is going to come out before I go on. And I'll see you guys back in January on the road, still living my nomadic life. Until then, I hope you're all having happy travels and be free.


What's going to get us welcome back to another video so in this one I'm going to show you how to make money dropshipping in 2023 by volume failure this video is for the beginner this video is for the person who is just starting their dropshipping journey or perhaps have been dropshipping for a few months now um the ransom ads tested some products but ultimately they haven't seen the results they've been hoping for um this video is not for the experienced dropshipper or the seasoned dropshipper that you could say um who's consistently making sales and making a bit of money when it comes to dropshipping before jumping to the presentation then I just want to kind of pre-note the information and say that dropshipping is probably 10 times harder than what you think it is if you're new to this and you've been doing some research watching some videos on youtube um you're part of maybe some facebook groups or following certain people on twitter you've seen screenshots you've seen videos and it can be quite easy to kind of build up that perception that dropshipping is easy and that everybody's making ten thousand dollars a hundred thousand dollars a million thousand dollars when it comes to dropshipping but the harsh reality is that that's just not the case so if you are struggling then just know that it's completely normal and all you have to do is continue your education and ultimately don't quit the only time you fail is when you choose to actually give up at this that being said then let's go back to the presentation and firstly I think it's important to take a look at what not to do and first of all I think it's safe to say I think it's like a fair assumption to make that over 90 percent of people fail at dropshipping and when I say fail I mean that they don't make a single penny so if we can agree on this so in that case then I think it's safe to assume that if you do the same as the majority of the people then ultimately you're going to get the same results and you're going to fail as well if most people fail at dropshipping and you're doing the same as most people then you're going to get the same results as most people and I think it's a fair agreement for us to make that most people actually fail at this so let's take a look at what everybody else is doing so if you've been following the channel for a while you'll know that a few times throughout the year I'll do a weekly series where I take a look at subscribers Shopify stores and I'll review them so in my time I reckon I've probably built 20 or so Shopify stores myself I've probably reviewed somewhere between 50 and 100 stores so I think it's safe to say like when it comes to spotting what an amateurish or a store that doesn't really set itself up for success I can spot those pretty quick if I may say so how do we analyze a Shopify dropship in business first then we need to understand that when it comes to every successful e-commerce business there are three pillars well there's actually four but we can't see what suppliers brands are using so the three pillars to every successful e-commerce business whether it's on Shopify whether it's on Amazon wherever it may be for a business to be successful they have to do these three things well so what we're going to do is take a look at what you should be avoiding underneath all three of these pillars because we're taking a look at things from a Shopify dropshipping standpoint of view the first pillar is Shopify store or website so no matter where you're selling your e-commerce product the first pillar the first thing you need to do well to be successful is have a good website in this case is going to be Shopify store the next thing of course is a product you need to be selling a product which has a real kind of use case scenario for somebody makes somebody's life better makes somebody's life easier helps improve their own kind of perception of themselves and makes them feel better about themselves perhaps helps them with a certain pain they're having physical or mental whatever it may be basically you need a product that people want to buy you can't go around selling rubbish because nobody's going to buy number three is marketing obviously you need a way of getting your product in front of people you can have the next best thing since sliced bread but if you don't know how to put in front of people or to put in front of your ideal audience then obviously nobody's going to buy it pillar number one is your Shopify store I want to show you this website it's called trends.builtwith.com forward slash shop forward slash forward slash I should say Shopify dash theme you guys can go and check this out and I think you should because it's quite interesting reading or at least it is for a bit of a geek like me and basically what you're seeing here is a breakdown of what themes Shopify stores use in the United States they do do it by other countries as we can see in the right hand side here Australia Canada Brazil Germany etc with us being the biggest one by far so as we can see there's a massive leap between the US and pretty much any other country so the US gives you the best kind of averages or the best mean data to take any kind of draw or any conclusion from so if we come down here we can see how many websites are using different themes we can see the most popular one is the dawn theme so that's kind of like the replacement for the debut theme Shopify's default and free template we have Shopify custom theme debut Brooklyn craft minimum and then we have debutify down here and this is kind of like the top one seven or eight themes so the conclusion we can kind of draw with this this does take this with a pinch of salt and I will kind of explain this more in a second is that if you're using the same theme as everybody else then there's a tiny argument there to be made that you are setting yourself up for failure because if most people are using these themes and most people are failing then you're kind of putting yourself in the same boat however I'm not saying that you must avoid these popular themes because there's a reason those themes are popular is because they function well and they have great features what I am saying though is that you must must must this is non-negotiable if you want to be successful you must differentiate yourself from the competition and the reason for that is because your competition is going to be part of that 90 percent that we spoke about at the beginning it's going to be part of that group of people who fail at this so if you do not differentiate your store from those people ultimately you are going to lead yourself down that same path which ends in failure another reason why you should differentiate yourself is because you don't want to blend in with the noise you don't want to blend in with the crowd if you're selling the same products as everybody else if you're using the same similar material and content and your store looks very similar in terms of its colors its fonts its imagery and its wording you're going to blend in and from a consumer standpoint of you you're going to come across and pretty much look like the same company the same business and if they didn't buy from your competitor who looks very similar selling the same product then why would they buy from you think about it they're just not going to so unless you differentiate yourself from the competition you will not win that customer so the four main places I see where people fail to differentiate themselves are colors fonts imagery and wording I put an asterisk next to imagery because that is pretty much where 99.9% of people all fall at this same hurdle they all use the same stock imagery taken from suppliers so colors how do we differentiate yourself if your business is using one of these colors or not these exact colors but there or thereabouts then these are like the three most popular colors used on dropship in stores so if you're using one of these then again you're going to be pointing yourself in that same boat as other people as the majority of people and again you don't want to be in that boat you want to be in your own boat that doesn't sink at the end of the day fonts again these are the three most popular fonts across different Shopify stores we have poppins we have leto and we have open sands if you're using those similar colors and these similar fonts it's going to be very hard to distinguish yourself from everybody else then we have imagery it is time-consuming but at the end of the day if you want to be successful at this you should be serious about this and spending the extra hour maybe even two hours to edit every photo of your product will pay dividends so here's two great examples on the left hand side this is what most people will do is they will import the imagery cross from their supplier if you've been on ad express for longer than two seconds you'll notice that suppliers copy each other they use the same content so no matter where people are sourcing that product from even if it's a different supplier to you chances out be the same images so edit each image individually take away the background put a shadow on put your logo on whatever you've got to do just to differentiate it from that stuck photo on ad express so here's a very quick and easy example if you're wondering how to remove backgrounds you can get tools like canvas i can show you very quickly um so just click the image go to edit image canva is a tool that i've been paying for for god knows how long now and probably three or four years um it's a tool that i'm not affiliated with in any single way but hands down no matter what business you're running if you are online you will have a use for canva so it's got some really great tools so i'm just click on background remover i think when i did it it like skips off this bit here but what you can do is you can click this arrays you can make your brush a bit bigger and then you basically just go ahead and edit yourself i'm not going to do it exact for the sake of this video just click done and then apply and then to add the shadow we can go to shadows we can go to glow we can go to apply and then obviously just take your logo wherever it may be upload it apply it done it really is that simple quick and easy and depending on how many products you've got on your Shopify store may literally be a 10 or 20 minute task to do this for the images that you're using last but not least then for the Shopify store is wording so so many times i read people's product descriptions this is where you have a chance to big up your products and be it a big up your Shopify store as much as possible and too many product descriptions are just boring and bland and sound like they've been written by a teenager doing their GCSEs there is no excuse nowadays with the tools like chat gpt so here's some great examples for that same product instead of just putting top quality sound that doesn't do anything it doesn't paint any pictures it doesn't make it exciting so what i did was a winner to chat gpt and i said rewrite top quality sound to make it sound more exciting and these are the three examples it gave me so unparalleled sonic clarity it's exciting it's sexy in comparison to top quality sound exemplary exemplary audio precision unmatched acoustic excellence three just more exciting and energizing statements and yet they all sell they all say the same thing pillar two is the product then arguably the most important part to any business because you need something that you're going to sell otherwise you'll never make a single penny now i could talk for two hours on product selection probably longer in fact i could definitely write a book on it there's so many different pieces of criteria and i have a checklist that's part of my program that has i think like 30 if not 40 pieces of criteria that you can check against every product but here are the top three points so if you've been running a business up to this point and you haven't seen the results you hoped for then check these three points against the product that you've been selling and if you miss any of these points then you know where your problem is so number one is validation what i mean by validation is that there's evidence that people want to buy your product so if you found a product on facebook or a competitor on facebook let's say um and you see in comments like this so i have this and i love it too please ready to order now how much is it where can i order just got mine minutes ago love it how do i order these mine arrived today bought myself one of those and i loved it ordered two more as gifts if you see comments like that on a facebook ad about a particular product there's no denying it people want to buy it number two amazon so not available preferably try and find a product that isn't available with amazon prime the majority of shoppers on amazon are prime members and they stick to products that are available via prime so if you find a product that's super easy to find on amazon they're undercutting you by 30% and they can get it delivered next day it's going to be very difficult to compete with that now i'm not saying this is a 100% must because you still can succeed especially if it's a new product however if you're selling quite a boring generic product that people don't really care about quality or materials they just want the cheapest price and they want it tomorrow they're going to go look in on other platforms such as amazon to find it so a better takeaway from this point is try and find a product that isn't so easily that isn't flooded on amazon basically number three is countries to pick the right country to sell your products don't just assume usa or uk it can be so easy when you start a business to think you're going to sell to the usa because it's the biggest and most popular however if you checked out my video on monday you would have seen that usa is also the most competitive so it's the most expensive and most difficult to succeed in my opinion because that is where everybody goes if you've found a product that is validated and a product that isn't flooded on amazon however there's just lots and lots of people drop shipping it to the us why not go to the uk why not go to australia or new zealand or europe another country where that product might not be saturated might not be readily available however it still has the same appeal and still has that validation that people like the product and are buying it moving on to pillar number three then the final pillar if you're still watching with me then i just want to take a quick second to say thank you i really do appreciate the support i upload videos every monday wednesday and friday so if you're enjoying my content then make sure you hit subscribe to see every video so pillar number three then marketing understanding the following two things will completely transform your results so i want to show you a statistic so facebook reveal this is from career arc dot com so you guys can go check it out and see the stats for yourself or do a bit of research it's really especially when it comes to marketing you need to need to have some at least kind of basic knowledge of why consumers buy how they browse and the impact or things strategies you can put in your content in your actual creative to capture attention because that's what it's all about at the end of the day the reason it's so important especially on platforms like facebook is because people aren't on facebook to buy anything when was the last time you went on facebook to buy anything probably never unless you're going on the marketplace which is small fry in comparison to google or amazon people are on there to socialize to go through their newsfeed kill time while they're on a lunch break whatever it may be so facebook revealed that the average attention span on the platform for video content is about two seconds two seconds so one two gone that's all you have to capture the attention of the consumer on a desktop computer it's a bit longer but on a mobile it is 1.7 seconds that's less that's like one gone that's it you have that tiny little bit of time to capture the person's attention and the reason why this is so so so important is because if you have a very long boring drawing out creative and in that first two seconds the customer doesn't know everything about your business or everything about the product or you don't at least capture their intrigue to make them want to keep watching then you're going to lose you're going to fail it's just it really is that simple so in less than two seconds consumers have 38 percent of brand recall that's basically remembering the brand that was advertising 23 percent of brand awareness and 25 percent of purchase intent so in less than two seconds they have made their mind up basically quarter of the way or whether they're going to purchase that product or not so those first two seconds of your ad creative are what you need to split test and are what can make the difference between success and failure the second thing you need to understand is the best practices to improve your ad quality and performance so this is mind blowing to me this article which shows you basically what facebook are looking for and what they kind of shun upon or what they hate in ads which ultimately is going to inflict the results out of all the millions of advertisers on facebook only 7 000 people have seen this basically essentially these are the attributes of low quality ad content so if your facebook ads are doing any of these things it will impact it will harm the results of your facebook ads the two or three biggest things or mistakes where see people falling essentialized language completely butchered that but you can read it so seven mind blowing uses of carrots so instead of putting get free shipping today only doesn't need to be like that facebook does not enjoy that use of language next is engagement bait if you're asking people to like or comment or tag that's going to harm your results and the other thing as well is lack substantive or original content if you are recycling content taken from wherever you found it online and not making your own content that will harm your results so not only is original content better for facebook but it's better for your audience too so again think of it like this if you're using a really popular ad creation software or you're using content taken from a supplier and chopping it up and putting some cheesy music over the top but essentially it's the same as what's already out there what a lot of other people are using when your audience is scrolling through their newsfeed let's say they've seen that ad before for the same product and they have very similar content to yours and then they see yours later on in the day or they see yours the day after they're just going to kind of make that subconsciously in a split second thing i've already seen that not interested goodbye whereas if you've got an original piece of content and you take care and give those first two seconds to do diligence that they need then you have a very good chance of resetting their attention span then making no connection whatsoever to the other company or other dropshipper they've seen the product ad for and then you have your chance then to put in front of them your creative for them to watch the rest of the video and sell them on the product and so with that being said then guys and that's it for today's video i really hope you enjoyed it i really hope there was some important information in there for you and you found it helpful if you did let me know what that helpful piece of content is any comments questions video suggestions whatever it may be anything i can do to help you out just post it down below i read every single comment so i will get back to you thanks again for watching guys i'll see you in the next video on friday cheers


Hi friends, I am so excited today to bring you 19 drugstore dupes for high-end makeup. This is my biggest dupes ever. I wanted to compile a lot of dupes that I talked about in the past for you guys, but I also have a few in here that you haven't seen before. It is doing this complete makeup look. It is a fall makeup look, which I'm super excited about. Can you tell which side it is? I don't think that you can because I sure couldn't if I was just looking at someone that had this on. So I hope that you're as excited as I am to see this many dupes in one video. Thank you so much for tuning in. If you're new, I hope that you do subscribe. Please give this video a thumbs up and let's get right into this look right here that is 19 different dupes on my face. But I found from Milk Makeup their HydroGrip Primer. So it's hydrating and it's grippy. It really feels very hydrating and immediately when you put it on, you get this feeling of it's almost a sticky feeling and I hate to use that word. It grips on to that foundation so well that your foundation is going to last all day. So I have really kind of fallen in love with that. The dupes for it is from NYX and this is the Honey Do Me. Now this really has just kind of been touted as a hydrating primer, not necessarily a gripping primer. And what this is, it's a little bit thinner than the Milk Makeup one. And as it dries down, you're going to feel that little bit of tackiness, that little bit of grip, same thing as the Milk Makeup one. We're going to be working first with the new nudes from Hooda Beauty. This is a very beautiful palette and I have loved it from the minute it came out. I used it and it's just one that really drew me in. And we're going to start out with this light peach color right here. It's quite light so as you're working with it, you're going to see that it really will brighten up the eye look. And I'm just going to use that as a transition color and get that blended in. The quality of this palette is just wonderful. Everything is still blendable. The mattes are great. They last a long time. All of the shadows in here do last a long time. I'm going to go directly into the Pro Mastery palette from LA Girl. I love this palette. I showed it in some of my favorites and it's just one of those really great palettes. So we're going into the peach in here as well. This is such a close dupe for the Hooda Beauty one. I actually like this formula a little bit. So we're going to match up these colors and we're going to use that peach first. I love all of these LA Girl palettes because they have fantastic mirror in them. I mean that whole lid right there is a mirror so you can do your whole entire makeup look. For our next shade, I'm going to use this pink color right here. It is a really pretty, almost a warm pink rose and I'm going to be using that as my crease color. Staying out here, just barely above the crease I guess. Not quite the crease color. And then in the Pro Mastery palette from LA Girl is this color right here which is very, very close to it. And then on a shader brush I'm going to take these two colors right here and mix them a little bit together. And they're just going to deepen up that outer part of the lid. And then I'm going into the LA Girl palette and I'm going to use this color right here which is basically just the color that I mixed in the other one and it's just kind of a deeper burgundy. When you work with this palette you're going to be so shocked at how creamy and buttery their mattes are. I just think their next level beautiful. As a lid color from the New Nudes palette I'm going to go into this shimmer right here and it's going to go across the lid. And then from the LA Girl is this one down here and these aren't exactly matches but boy they are close and when you get them on your eye you're not going to be able to tell much. I just think that this palette matches it so closely that if you've been wanting the New Nudes then dive into that because it really is a beautiful creamy luxe palette. I love it. I use the High Brow from Benefit to go into my waterline. It's super creamy and it brightens up that inner waterline so well. But the DuPort that I've talked about a lot is from Wet n Wild. This is their brow highlighter and this I love and I use this in my waterline as well. I like this one better because you guys this one just sticks in that brow, in that waterline excuse me. Go ahead and use a second coat. This one from Benefit won't stay on as long as the one from Wet n Wild. Now we're going to move on to Foundations. One of the Foundations that I fell in love with the very first time I tried it is from NARS and this is their Natural Radiant Longwear Foundation. I have the color Deville which is a little bit dark for me right now. I'm really light right now but that's okay. We're going to make this work. I'm going to use a couple of pumps because it comes out in very small pumps to begin with. But can you see how yellow that is? Hopefully you can. I'm going to have to use my mixing pigment from LA Girl in the blue and I'm just going to put a little bit of blue in there to offset that yellow color and that's going to help me out a lot.  So if you're in love with the Beauty Blender and you think that you can't find one as good anywhere else, these are like $10 or a package of five. They're fabulous. So I really do love them and I'm just spraying them with like a Max Fix Plus any sort of primer water that you might have and then I'm just going to work this in. I'm going to take a little bit more and go on these places that I have a lot of discoloration and just blend that out a little bit more. This foundation covers so well. It is so pretty. You can't see any of my scarring, any of my pimples or anything that I have right now and I just love that about it. My dupe that I chose for it that is one of my very, very favorite foundations is from number 7, Lifting Luminate Triple Action Serum Foundation. This has that same radiant property or that illuminating property that the NARS does. It is actually a little bit better for my mature skin because it's lighter. It feels good on the skin. It's a beautiful, illuminating finish. I just really like it. And on the other side of that sponge, I'm just going to work this side in. I will say that this is a little bit lighter as far as its coverage goes. I kind of like that though. I like having a lot of coverage, but what's going to happen with this is it's going to cover well, but it's still going to let some of my skin show through. I didn't talk to you guys about this color. This is such a good color. They have cool and warm tones on the website and then also they carry them in target. So this is cool ivory and for my cool undertone, it is so good. And now as I've worked that in, I'm going to come a little bit closer. Can you guys see any difference whatsoever on those two? All right. Not long ago, I did tell you a dupe for the Born This Way from Too Faced, their Conceal. And I think this is a multi-use sculpting concealer. I really, really like this. It's a great formula. It's a great coverage. It's really good for a mature skin. It's one that I really love. But I have been trying to get away from purchasing anything from Too Faced. That's another whole other video. I like this one because it does have a little bit of an undertone of yellow. And my under eyes are so purple that you have to use something that has a little bit of yellow. So as soon as I work this around just a little bit, I'm going to leave it. I'm not going to work it all the way in. And the dupe that I found for it, Makeup Revolution, their new Conceal and Defined, their Infinite. And this is the best concealer I have used in a very long time. I don't think it's just a dupe. I think it's way better. And I'm in love with it. So I'm just going to, because a lot more comes out of this, I'm just going to dot that there. And I'm going to dot that there on my eyes. And then I'm going to just work it in, and sorry, I'm flipping you off every time, aren't I? And I'm just going to work it in just like I did the other one. This will cover all my word. Okay. I'm not working that in all the way. Again, I'm going to stop right there. I'm going to do my, my brows with the Elf Wow Brow. This is a dupe, exactly for the little benefit one. And it's also a dupe for the Glossier Boy Brow. It has a little tiny wand on it. This one has fibers in it. I'm just going to go ahead and work this into my eyebrows and be right back. Okay. Brows are done. I'm going to set up and I'm just going to work it in the rest of the way. What is beautiful about the new Infinite Concealer that you're going to see on this other side is that it will set down by itself. Now, if you live in a humid climate, if you live somewhere where it's really warm, then you're going to want to set this no matter what with a powder or a setting spray. I use a very tiny amount of the Hourglass Ambient Lighting powders to set it just because it's so humid right now. Normally I wouldn't have to, but on the Too Faced I would have to no matter what. And I am just going very, very, very lightly across that. And then the dupe for it is the Milani Prep Set and Glow. I've talked about this before as well. And then just go across that ever so slightly. I normally don't use powders there, but I've been finding that since I've had so many hot flashes, it does have a tendency to melt. All right. We're going to move on with eyeliner. I love to do a nice eyeliner underneath my eyes and bring it about a third of the way over and then smudge it. And what I'm using right now is the Urban Decay Vice 24-7 Liner. The color is vice. And I'm just going to go ahead and I'm just going to lay that down. These two colors that I'm going to show you the next color is just so pretty. Work with one eye at a time. So then you have the actual eyeliner and you can go in with a pencil brush and you can just smudge it out. And then the dupe that I have, I've talked about these like crazy. I don't think I've compared them to the Urban Decay 24-7, but these are the one to get lucky from Ardell. I think this is just the plum one. What's nice about this compared to the Urban Decay is it is an automatic one. These are super silky and they go on super easily. They're going to be so much proof.  You just need to get it worked in there because what happens is if you go back and try to do a second coat, you're going to find that it's dried down and it's going to come off when you're rubbing it with the liner again. So don't try to do a second coat. Just put as much on the first time as you want to. Then just smudge it around. This also has a built-in sharpener in the lid, which is really nice. So these, I think, are a little bit better than the vice ones. I know that they stick better than the vice ones, and I love them. So from Benefit, a lot of people's choice for powder bronzer is the Hula bronzer, and that is this one right here. Cut that in your hand so that it doesn't start out with too much right off the bat. And just do the outline of your face to begin with. And then you can pinch it and do a little bit of your cheekbone there. And that will give you a little bit of contouring for the cheek.  And then I'm just going to take it and I'm going to buff in all of the bronzer to make it look more natural. Going to clean that off. And the dupe for it is from the Going Coconuts line at ColourPop. And this is Coconut Bee. It's right there in the pan. It looks so close and it really, truly is. I like the Coconut Beach a little bit more, obviously, because of the cost effectiveness, but I also like that it is just super, super easy to blend. The Hula is too easy to blend, but this one, I don't know, there's something really, really special about this one. And I just love the way that it lays down across the skin. We're going to go into highlighter now. I do this before my blush because I just like the way that it looks on my aging skin. And this is from Ulfra. This is the Retrograde highlighter and it has the purpley tone over here and then the champagne tone over here. We're going to be using that champagne tone and I'm going to throw up on the screen what that is actually called. And that is what I have a dupe for. So we're going to be going across here. Oh my goodness.  And I'm going to clean off that highlighter. And from Maybelline, their Master Chrome, this is number 250. This was originally the one that Nikki Tutorials did. They do still have this at Ulta. I did just check this one is almost identical to that Ofer one. And again, the glow that it gives is just some next level beauty glow. The blush that I chose today is from Clinique. This is one of their cheek pops. This is Heather Pop. This is one of my very favorite rose colored, very muted blushes. And yet it gives a beautiful flush to the cheek. You can see that I'm really loading it.  But I still love them because they do last on the cheeks a long time.  And the dupe for it is from the new L'Oreal Age Perfect line. This is the Radiant Satin Blush. This one is in the color Muted Mauve and it is a perfect dupe for the color. I actually like this formula a little bit better. You don't have to use quite as much and it just goes on so beautiful. Look who joined us.  This is Oliver. He is my new baby. And oh my goodness, he is just a lovely, lovely little guy. He loves his mom and I love him and I get to introduce you to him. So there he is. And he is just a sweetheart. I am so in love with this little man. So we need to get on with the tutorial, though. As a setting powder, I chose the Charlotte Tilbury Airbrush Flawless Finish Powder. I have mine in light and yes, this does go quickly. But this powder is so perfecting. I don't need much of it to really just give a beautiful blurring effect to the skin. But from number seven, this is the Lifting Luminate Translucent Setting Powder. This is absolutely gorgeous. I'm going to show you a brush dupe. This is from It Cosmetics and this is a huge powder brush that I bought. I think it's like $36 or something. But the dupe for it is this one from Elf and it is 12 bucks. And this is one of the best powder brushes I've ever had. I think it's softer and it's better than the It brush. This powder, that is the Lifting Luminate, it still gives that beautiful setting effect, but it has that absolutely gorgeous feel to it across the skin. The silk and the blurring effect to it is so beautiful. And I can't reiterate enough how much I love this powder. I think I like it better personally just because of the way that it blurs everything out, so really, really love the Lifting Luminate from number seven. So beautiful. And from Cover FX, we're going to use, this is a travel size of the High Performance Setting Spray. This says it's 24 hour wear. I hope nobody's wearing their makeup for 24 hours. I know that I don't. This has a great mister on it, you guys. I love this mister. This is a very long wearing, very wonderful setting spray. And I just think it's thebomb.com. I can't believe I just set that, but it is great. And then the one that I've chosen as its dupe is the New Conceal and Define Infinite 16 hour wear from Makeup Revolution. Now, you also can compare this to the Urban Decay All Nighter because it's pretty darn close to that. Now, I will say that that sprayer is too much, so I'm going to hold that way away from me and it's going to give just a little bit too much.  I do like the way that this holds the makeup on all day long. For the eyes, the Tartes, Tartiste, whatever it is, pro liner is so good. I love it. This is a dual ended one. I have a tendency not to use that black side, but I love this side because the tip of this pen is super duper fine. And I just think that it does a great job. So I'm going to curl my lashes. I'm going to immediately after they're curled, put my liner on from inner corner to almost outer corner. I stay away from the very outer corner about a quarter inch. So it doesn't pull my eye look down because it has a tendency to do that. The mascara that I'm absolutely in love with, Stila came out with their new waterproof mascara. I loved their original so much. And I love this one even more because it is the waterproof one. This will give you length and volume and all of the things that you need for the dupes side. I'm using Physicians formula. This is their Eye Booster waterproof formula. And this is supposed to have a lash serum in with it. And again, I'm going to go from inner corner to outer corner. And there is never a skip. There is never anything to worry about because this is black black and it's waterproof. So that one is one I love. And then the one that I chose as the dupe is the Maybelline Falsies. This is the lash lift. This again is a waterproof formula. The wand on this is almost identical to the Stila one. This formula from Maybelline, it lifts, it separates, it gives volume, it gives length. I love this mascara. And especially in the waterproof formula, you're not going to have any flaking. You're not going to have it go anywhere all day long. And I just absolutely love it. For lipstick, don't shoot the messenger about the name of this. This is Urban Decay. This is their lipstick. It's called Violate. I didn't name it, you guys. I like it. Yes. But it is a kind of a purple lilac color. I think it's so beautiful and it is going to go on this side of my lips. I did have a liner on already. But the dupe comes from Rimmel. This is number 200 Soft Hearted. This formula is identical. This color is identical. You couldn't get any more the same if you just built it yourself. They are just exactly dead on. And then lastly, we are looking at Sweet Mouth for a lip gloss from Fenty Beauty. These are the nicest, loveliest lip glosses. They're so pretty and I just love how juicy they make your lips look. This doesn't have any color in it. It's just going to give a super duper shine, just a very clear gloss. And then the dupe to it is from Essence. And this is one of their plumping nude lip glosses. And I don't remember what color this one is in. I'm making sure that I link it in the description box below. But again, this is not one that has any color in it. It just has the gloss to it. The difference in the two of these is the essence will have just an ever so tiny bit of that plumping effect. So that is one thing that you kind of want to be aware of. Anyway, take a look. I'm going to do my hair and I'm going to come back and we're going to talk a little bit about all of these.  I am so excited about bringing you 19 different dupes. This was a video that I took a long time compiling, but I'm super proud of it because it is kind of like the greatest hits of drugstore dupes ever. And so I hope that you did enjoy it as much as I did. Leave in the comment section which product you're going to try or if you're going to, if you already have some of these and you're going to look at them and try them and I hope that you did enjoy it a lot. Please give it a thumbs up. Thanks so much for spending a bit of your day with me today. Please stay happy, stay healthy, stay sanitized. And I will catch you all in my very next video. I love you. Bye, guys.


Hey everybody! Welcome to the Waldoch Way. I'm Jessica and today's video is going to be a look inside of our brand new and the first of its kind a novel unit study for a Christmas carol. Now it is not Christmas here for us without Ebenezer Scrooge and his three spirits. It is a book or a story that we have been reading aloud since as long as I can remember whether that was in picture book form when Emily was younger or me reading this aloud over the past three or four years or this year reading it and deep diving with a novel unit study which I'm so excited about because it is just a time-honored tradition in our family so really being able to deep dive and make it a family learning affair is going to be so much fun. Now any book that is a Christmas carol that is the original text will work for this novel unit study. You could technically use one of the picture books for it you're not going to be able to use to do all of the comprehension because all of the comprehension questions are going to be based off of something that is the original text. Whether that is this copy which by the way is like 3.99 on amazon or whether that is one of the maybe nicer illustrated editions which this is what I'm going to read from this year because it's absolutely beautiful but as long as the actual text within it is the original text one that has the five staves it will work with this novel unit study. Okay so now let's go ahead and look inside so you can see everything that is included when you get this unit study for a Christmas carol. The first thing we have is kind of an introduction page this is a little bit of what's included how it's going to work and kind of my heart behind it and then every stave which there's five of has a very similar setup so they're all going to include copy work of some kind. They're all going to include vocabulary work of some kind and all the activities are going to vary from stave to stave but there's going to be one for every stave as well as an answer key for that so that you don't have to try to remember at all. There's going to be comprehension for every stave some of them are going to be fill in the blank some will be multiple choice some will be short answer they're going to vary from stave to stave as well but there will be comprehension for each and every one with answer keys. There's going to be a summary for each stave they're going to draw a picture of something that they think represented that stave and answer a few short questions about it to kind of summarize what they've read or what it's been read to them and then there's going to be creative writing for each stave the creative writing project or suggested project is going to be in relation to that stave in some kind so like stave one they're going to pretend to be Scrooge and write a diary entry right after they have seen or met Jacob Marley so it will be in relation to that then like i said every stave repeats in a very similar fashion the activities just change a little then once you get through all five staves we have some figurative language activities. Now christen's carol is full of rich figurative language so i really wanted the kids to be able to explore that and learn more about it and kind of why we include it in really great writing so that's what we're going to do here we're going to talk about why it's included in great writing we're going to give examples of the different types of figurative language the definitions of them and how they can be used then they're going to go search christen's carol and find a few examples for themselves the last thing they're going to do is going to be a hands-on language activity where they're going to kind of do this game type of thing with figurative language from the book so in the figurative language hands-on activity we are basically going to be analyzing sentences from the text and trying to decide whether they are a metaphor, assembly, an onomatopoeia, an illusion, a hyperbole, a pun, an idiom, or a personification what they're an example of and each of these cards has the definition on it so that the kids don't have to try to have it memorized or remember they can have it to reference so they'll pick one of 20 cards here and they will look at the underlined part and try to figure out what that is so in this instance it's a metaphor yeah metaphor and this one is a simile that's another simile that one's an onomatopoeia that one is personification idiom a pun you get the idea so they're going to just do all of them like that and there is an answer key included so you don't have to try to know yourself which each one of these is we also have a christmas carol crossword puzzle so this is going to kind of be a review of the entire book at this point there's an answer key for that as well then we have a project where they get to design their own book cover so they're going to reimagine the book cover for a christmas carol and then we have elements of a story so there's going to be multiple different things here that have to do with elements of a story so that we can really dig into what it takes to create a great story like a christmas carol so we have story setting identifying the theme plotting the story character analysis which they get to pick their favorite character for it doesn't have to specifically be any character persuasive writing book review which this is going to be so much fun they get to try to persuade a friend whether they should read or not read the book book and movie comparison which this will work with any of the christmas carol movies so you can pick the one your family loves most or you can pick whichever one you think is most appropriate depending on the age of your child and then we have cross curricular connection so this is going to be a list of a lot of different ideas of how you can use a christmas carol in your homeschool and incorporate math writing social studies science art and music so we're really going to dig into making it kind of an all-encompassing unit study


Sabrina, you have an important job in the seaball fishery sector. Could you tell the participants more about yourself and what draws you to the sector? So what I do is oversee the overall quality and safety of the company's products to ensure it meets all requirements of the customer and all laws and regulation governing the manufacturing of food. On all the trailers, there's a TED, which is a turtle exclusion device, which is a part of the net, so it ensures that turtles are not brought up with the catch. We also have the type of fishing gear that ensures that the environment is not destroyed. Following that, we would ensure that we discharge the product into the plant. We have machines that peel and graze the product, and then we would freeze and cartoon and then we ship to our destinations. MNC certification has been very important in achieving. It was actually customer-driven, so it has really opened new market opportunities for our company. So as an actor in the seaball fishing industry, what key issues do you think that the fish-raising project can address? I think the programme would be beneficial to Guyana, who is in addressing some of the sustainability issues that we have. An old fisherman's book would tell you that usually when there's a lot of rain, we get a lot of shrimp. And over the past years, we have not had a lot of rain. We currently also have issues in terms of large amounts of sargassum beans and decrease in catches. Specifically for our company, I have seen that over the years we have had a decrease in catches. I think more research needs to be done as to what's causing the influx of the sargassum needs. And also in terms of climate change, more studies to see are we going out farther to catch the seabop? Should we come in more insure? Also because of the decreasing stock of seabop, you are now actually having to try to meet market demand. So what is being done about this failing to meet market demand? With the MNC certifications and the biotech collections, we are not over fishing and there is hope in terms of sustainability of the fisheries. But in terms of our market, we're not sure what's going to happen there.


Hello, everyone. I am here with Isaiah James running in New York's ninth congressional district. He's running again He's been on my show multiple times and he is one of the best congressional candidates Isaiah James welcome back Thank you so much for having So I I've got to ask the question and we've talked since you've launched again What on earth made you want to run for Congress a second time because the first time it sucks the life out of you and every Congregational candidate that I've spoken with says it is the most grueling the most tiring thing that they've ever done You're doing it twice in a row. What made you want to do it? Well, first of all, this is not the most grueling or tiring thing I've ever done I've been to war three times That's a good point. Yeah, so This is actually pretty easy compared to getting shot at and blown up every year. Yeah, I mean so not that Not that grueling. It's very time-consuming, but what made me want to do it again You know, I don't want to say do it again. Like it's just like some endeavor What made me have to do it again is because the situation that we're in in this country is getting worse by the day It's getting worse by the billionaire created It's getting worse by the company that fires somebody, you know Lays them off instead of wants to pay them a living wage. Nothing is getting better Everything is getting worse and it's not hyperbole for me to say that things are getting worse People know that so nobody stepping up, you know, the few people that do step up the voices are drowned out so, you know What do we have to lose by sit by by standing up and fighting for our community?   What's different this time to you? I feel like now you kind of have the additional Insight that you that you need to actually win and bringing home What do you think has been the biggest thing that you've changed with this second run? It's not really I haven't changed anything my message is still the same. It's it's still, you know Economic message for the people but the thing is I'm not as gullible as I was last time. I'm not as you know Rose colored glasses as last time, you know last time believe it or not. I was running I was like I didn't want to tell anybody I was running. I thought I could do it in secret and like You know sneak up and be the insurgent and nobody saw I didn't really want to raise money because I don't like asking Poor people to work in people for money. I'm like, yeah, I don't I don't really need money I just need a good message and a good voice You know good volunteers. I'm not as naive as that this time. So I know I just I grew up a lot from 32 year old Isaiah, so I'll be 35 In two weeks, so I grew up a lot. Happy birthday. Thank you October 13th. I turned 35. I can't okay so yeah, I grew up a lot since then, you know, I mean and It just it just shows me that it shows me that this fight is worth having because when I was young and and Idealistic at 32 thinking I could change the world now. I'm at 35 and I know that we have to change this world Yeah, and I turned 35 next year and I feel like with each passing year I get more and more cynical but not necessarily in a bad way I mean some of it is demerism, but I feel like I just know more. I know what to expect I know how to view the world better and I feel like with age It really does come wisdom not for everyone because oftentimes the trope is that when you get older You get more conservative, but that certainly hasn't been the case with me, and I don't think it's the case with you So it's interesting one thing that I wanted to ask you about is and we talked about this the last time You're running for Congress is you are running against Yvette Clark This is the incumbent and we don't hear very often about Yvette Clark You know the rotating villain for the Democratic Party if you will is mansion cinema And so she's definitely not as bad as someone like Henry and re quay are or other corporate Democrats So why do you feel as if she needs to be primaried? I? Want to correct you on something she is just as bad as all of them. She's just quiet She doesn't do it. Oh, she doesn't make any waves. She just takes the corporate money and doesn't do a goddamn thing So they're just bad.  She's just as bad as the rest of them She just doesn't do anything. That's why you'd never hear about it at least Joe Joe Manson's a piece of he's a POS But he takes a stance She's a tissue in the wind. She goes wherever the wind blows. She doesn't want to ruffle feathers She she votes for anything military. She votes for anything You know Nancy Pelosi says and as we can see look what's happening in Congress right now Even the demo some of the Democrats don't want to you know, bolster the social safety net So all of these folks they're just as bad. What makes me know that she needs to go is that dude? If you walk around my district right now All right as the same homeless people on the streets they were on the streets three years ago If they didn't die from the pandemic if you walk around my district right now, there's more drugs. There's more crime Excuse me. There's more children who are hungry doesn't this there's more people getting evicted from their homes I'm like what the hell is going on in two years during the pandemic you had The world at your feet you could have done anything you could have put forth any bill and got people rally into your side You did nothing you did nothing I mean dude that we can't afford to have feckless milk toast Middle of the road whatever acronym or adjective you want to use we need bold Transformational leadership and we need it now look at the look at the world as it stands You know, I mean the ice caps are melting their amazons on fire Do people are there's a goddamn? Pandemic that is killing millions of people and we still have half the country who doesn't believe it's real The other half of the country who just wants to go and bury their heads in the sand because they've been dealing with it like the rest of us Now is not the time for us to take our eye off the proverbial prize Which is a more equitable and more just and a more more Egalitarian society and we can make it so we just have to have people in office who want to make it so Yeah, and I think that the point you're getting at is that if you're complicit You're part of the problem and I totally agree with that. She's not putting herself out there She's not being a leader and I think it's actually bad if a politician isn't trying to strive to have More say more national name recognition You don't have to just put yourself out there because you have broader political ambitions And you want to run for president you can put yourself out there because you have something to say and that's really what I think is lacking And it's the lack of effort from a lot of these lawmakers that is Sufficient to warrant a primary challenge, but you know, you are someone who's a leader and so here's what I want to ask you I actually want to pose a hypothetical question to you because if you're in Congress, it's it's gonna be challenging It's gonna be tough. I have no doubt that you can weather any storms whatever they throw at you But I'm curious as to what you would do in kind of peculiar peculiar situations where there's really no right or wrong answer So let's say that you just introduced some bill that you really want passed. This is kind of like your go-to issue And in order to get support for it in order to get more co-sponsors for it You have a group of Democratic Party lawmakers who say we're not gonna give you a committee hearing for this Unless you vote for this other bill which you don't actually agree with ideologically you're opposed to it So the question is in that type of a scenario, which is bound to come up if you're in Congress How do you balance out the pros and the cons doing something you don't like to possibly? Benefit the greater good. How do you navigate those types of situations? Can you just kind of speak through your thought process? Yes, so I'm glad you brought it up Somebody has to take a stand if you keep equivocating than it you're bringing up a scenario. That's not a hypothetical dude It happens all the time It happened. That's how we get all these pork barrel defense spending Why do you think the rich keep getting richer and tax breaks keep going through because that happens all the time Look what happens when there's a group of people who say we're not going to vote for that bill Unless you make the social safety that bigger. It's it's national news They're like what is going on because finally somebody's taking a stand No, if it's going against what I believe ideologically, I'm not going to vote for it. I'm sorry I'm not I told you this the year and a half ago the lesser of two evils is still evil All right, I do not want to prescribe to that I don't want to sign my name onto a bill that's going to give israel more iron dome funding while our schools are failing I am not going to sign on the bill that gives a corporation a tax break While a single mother is struggling just to make ends meet and can't get help from the damn government I cannot in good conscience do that I would hope that the people of my district would vote for me knowing Who I am and where I stand on the issues Sending me through congress to represent their best interests and to do what I think is right on their behalf Because I'm not some rich kid who just wants to run for office I am one of you when I take this suit jacket off I walk down flat bush avenue I go to the bodega and I buy a sandwich because I am one of you So I would want you to do what's in the best interests of me And I hope they understand that anything I would do would be in the best interests of them Not the rich and not the powerful Yeah, I really like that uh that answer because it kind of gives people a sense of what You're going to do in congress. You're going to be one of the legislators.  You just want to get things done I'm not going there to have to make friends. I'm going to solve problems. I don't want to be any of those people's friends I don't want to go to your parties. I don't invite me to food Listen, if you know me if i'm not working i'm at home. I'm reading a book. I'm watching youtube I don't want to be a friend. I don't want to hang out with you I'm your co-worker and that's what at at 1700 five o'clock when you walk out of this building. That's what that stops Yeah, okay, so I want to I want to ask you a different hypothetical question Um, so it's about policy details and you're one of the few people who I think really Explain the fundamentals of certain policies that you support really well like the intricacies and sometimes We can get presented a package that is seemingly good, but when you dive into the details It doesn't look so good. So for example, there's a couple variations of paid family leave going through congress I don't know which one will ultimately land in the build back better act the reconciliation bill But uh kirsten jillabrand surprisingly has a really good Um paid family leave plan it just takes from social security and people just they they get that federally But then there's also a corporate version of that same plan Where it's uh privatized and you go through a certain company sort of like insurance I don't know which one will ultimately land but let's say that that was taken out of the bill That was decoupled and there was a vote for paid family leave all of a sudden You have these independent media progressive personalities saying isiah james just voted against paid family leave He's a sellout. How do you handle that situation because it's really difficult like we're in and this isn't I used to think that this was just a mainstream media problem It's also an indie media problem too where sometimes we have Standards that are either too high or we don't understand things So how do you change the narrative as a politician? When you're not necessarily able to come on shows as frequently as usual and explain yourself How do you how do you handle that type of situation because optics is everything in politics? And once you kind of lose support if you were to lose support Um, how would how would you try to regain trust among not necessarily your constituents but people who uh Have been following you for years my viewers for example people on twitter How would you respond to that because I genuinely don't have an answer But I want to know what you think well the thing about me is you know, I'm I'm an accessible person. So I would like you know what I would hold Christians cinema or Chris uh, or Chuck Schumer or hold alive on On instagram or facebook our generation. We are the millennial. So I know how to use all this stuff. So one Don't don't look what I I say look what I do If I ever voted for anything That you know goes against the interests of working people and poor people. No, I would never do that I would never ever do that So if I've ever done that and you call me on that but it'll never happen and two I'll address the people i'm a i'm a i'm a man of the people if you have a problem With the way you think things are going and i'm your representative you could talk to me Send me a dm Right now even right now to this day mike and you know this I have thousands of followers on all my social media. I have the blue check marks. I have all that stuff There's not a single person that writes my tweets that does any of that stuff. Whoever does that is me I see everything I respond to everything because I if something is going out in the world I said it and I meant it So just reach out to me and talk to me. You'd be surprised somebody wrote me an email to the campaign email The other day they said hey mr. James. I saw you on a show. I wanted to make a donation. Here's my phone number I was like, okay. I called them wasn't a big donation. It was like 27 bucks They were shocked that I actually called them. I was like you told me to call you So I'm calling you I can devote five minutes out of my day to call you and to tell you what my platform And policies is about it's just being accessible to the people people get mad at at aOC But she doesn't she gives you like once in a once a month she'll Cook something on live and answer a few questions A representative is literally the voice of the people so You just have to talk to people you have to make people see that I'm not voting against I'm not voting for anything that's against your best interests Because right now people get so mad because they don't understand anything in washington It's all a bunch of yeah, have you ever read like people you say I break down policies I went to school both undergrad and graduate for public policy and political science So I understand the minutiae it's about breaking down these complex subjects into simple Easy to understand things for everyday people like this is why this bill sucks. It sucks because it's going to give Corporations, you know huge tax breaks and it's going to hurt you the working person And if they understand that you're that you not only can tell them that but that you're fighting for their interests because you're one of them Then people would believe that's why If you look last cycle you remember all the policies that were going out all my opponents were attacking each other None of them said a word to me None of them said a word about me or to me to my stuff all they said was I had lack of experience But they couldn't attack my policies because every one of my policies is written by working people My wife is a teacher. That's why we talk about Education my wife is port-a-reca her family is port-a-reca. That's why we talk about independence from port-a-reca My father is an immigrant to this day. He's not a citizen. That's why immigration means a lot to me I talk about veterans issues because I'm a veteran I talk about student loan because I have student loans lgbtq mean something to me because my little sister Deserves the same equality as everybody else. So these aren't just amorphous topics to me All of this stuff actually means something to me and mean something to millions of people across this country And that's where i'm going to fight for Yeah, yeah, and I love it and the reason why i'm bringing up these hypotheticals is because by now I feel like most of my audience knows you so I think it's interesting to get the insight to what it would really be Like to visualize I want to do a live with you so people can just ask questions Right then in there, you know, I mean, I'll be awesome I don't want people because I know we say like these questions aren't scripted But people I know somebody's out there gonna be like they probably rehearse these questions, which we did I promise you you did not but yeah live like even like a 30 minute live on twitter or something where people can just ask questions Just ask me whatever you want to ask me as I guess i'm a public figure now I I had to google myself the other day and said public figure, which I never thought I'd be but whatever Just ask me whatever you want to ask me. I'm just saying regular old isa I told you most of you don't know this I have on a nice blazer I have on sweatpants and crocs.  I'm a regular everyday guy. So don't don't let the glasses in the in the nice suit for you I love it. Oh, I will say rule number one when you become a public figure is never google yourself I learned the hard way that that's a very bad idea. So yeah, I googled myself. I was like, oh Oh, yeah about me.  I'm 40. I didn't know I was 40. Okay Yeah, yeah I found very very weird stuff. I actually broke down one of the uh celebrity biographies written about me It was very strange I don't know where these people get this information Some of the stuff they wrote I'm like that is absolutely not true I've never lived in massachusetts.  I was 40 years old I was like, wow, I didn't know any of this stuff. It's news to me Yeah, news to you as the person is reading this about you. Yeah, it's It's bizarre. It's bizarre. Well, isiah let people know how they can support you what you need specifically Uh, currently is the donations.  My last my last pitch to you would be I'll tell we're millennial. So I'll tell it to the gen z is We're in the end game now. All right.  So that'd be my pitch my pitch would be listen. You're broke. I'm broke Everybody's broke if you're not rich, you're broke. There's no there's no middle class in america anymore. You're the rich or you're broke I get that if you can donate 27 dollars 50 dollars 100 dollars by all means I would love for you to do that because every single dollar is Uh a door knocker. We can hang on somebody's door. It's a t-shirt. We can print up for a volunteer It's it's the staff that we can turn from volunteers into paid staff You know what I mean? Because We want to pay people for their work. So those dollars actually matter and they actually count and they actually do Do a lot for a grassroots campaign and if you can't Follow me on social media and share whatever the hell I say Blast it out if you agree with it blast it out to your your circle your circle your social circle because Six degrees of separation. You'll never believe Who sees that I'm telling you right now. I've said some stuff on twitter and I've had people hit me up I'm like, how the hell is this person who's a famous actress or actor See this because somebody somewhere shared it and they got to them and we made that connection and that's what it's about It's about making the connections because I promise you your problems aren't you're just your problems The things you're going through it may feel like it's just yours But other people are going through them too and we only win by becoming a collective Yeah, I mean just think about it. I always said this to you. I think was two years ago, Mike A single snowflake it falls and it hits the ground and it melts has absolutely no effect If enough snowflakes get together when they fall they can create a mighty avalanche They can wipe away anything in a goddamn path. So that's what the collectivism collectivism is just think of it like that So that's my pitch.  That's it. All right. Well, Isaiah James. It's always a pleasure I'm sure that you'll be back at some point in time before the primary. Uh, good luck. We'll be following your campaign Thank you so much for having me now. I'm about to go eat dinner because I am Same same. All right, you take care