I want to ask you, I want to show you the video and you identify which continent you think this is coming from. I don't know, maybe it's Asia or maybe it's Africa. Which continent do you think it looks this beautiful? I don't know. Have you been to Africa before? Many skyscrapers... I stick to Europe. No, that's... I was told you're an African YouTuber in West Africa. How are you all doing? Welcome back to the YouTube channel. It's your favorite village boy, Mr. Ghana baby, right here in Munich, Germany. Listen, I used to live in China, yeah? I lived in China for six good years and if you used to watch my channel way back in China, this is the kind of videos that I used to do. I go to the street just to ask Chinese people what they think about Africa And also, I used to show pictures to Chinese people just to ask them, do you think this is Africa? So, good to talk to you all. And since we are in Europe, I really didn't want to do this video, but I have brothers and sisters from Africa that are based in Germany. They are YouTubers and I want to collab. So listen, I have to do something. I cannot just sit here and say I don't have any content idea. So we've got to do this. First of all, do me a favor. Like this video, subscribe and be part of this channel. But make sure the people that you're going to see on this channel, make sure you go to their channels and subscribe to each and every one of them. I mean, how many content creators? I think I'm going to have four content creators in this YouTube video. Come along, let's go. He's here in Munich and then, yeah, we are touring Munich with him. This is what I'm in the street of Munich. And let's say, I can't believe that I go to France everywhere. My brother.  I follow you. Really? Yeah. Wow, good to see you. Welcome to Germany. Thank you. I'm from Senegal. Senegal? Yes. I watch your videos. My phone is on my... I use to watch your videos, you know? Wow. I mean, they are no longer fans. They are more like family. Yes. Hi guys. Welcome to the... Where the my Instagram? Should I say that in Dutch? Okay. Can you speak? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Just a little, only that part. Well, go ahead. So, please comment, bye, with the Maya's YouTube channel. Okay, tell them to subscribe. Oh, subscribe? No, no, no. Abonieren. And with the Abonieren Zee. The Abonieren? Abonieren Zee. I just want to ask a question. Yes, yes, yes. Ready, ready, ready. Okay, so, where do you come from? Turkey. You're Turkish? Turkey. So, nice. I'm also a Ghanian. And I would like to ask you some few questions. Oh, that's good. So, yeah, I'm Rebecca from Rebecca Space. So, can you watch this video and tell us where, which continent do you think this is?  You guess, yeah. Guten Tag, okay. I want to show you something. Sure. And you tell me which continent it's this, okay? Okay. Which continent? Uh-huh. It could be everywhere. Can we zoom? Yeah, sure. Which continent do you think this will be? I'm not so sure, maybe like Asia? Yeah, that's the wrong, though. Dubai or something? Or... Okay. Um, South America? Okay, all the options are wrong. This is actually in Africa. Oh. Yeah, yeah. And it's in Nairobi, Kenya. Oh. And what do you think? Like, why did you choose all the other continent? And it never came to your mind, it's Africa. No, I actually thought of Africa first, but then I felt like these buildings looked a bit like in Dubai. Oh, okay, okay. I guess I was wrong. And my mom is from South America and it reminded me a bit of the city there, so. Okay, okay. I mean, these are the kind of things you don't see on your TV here in Germany. I mean, let's be frank. Yeah, but we have like all these also in Africa, but people don't show. Do you think this is Europe, Asia, Africa? What do you think? It's just guessing, so there is no hint. There's no hint, but just guess, just guess. Yes, so many skyscrapers. Why? Well, I stick to Europe. Europe, why do you think it's Europe? So because in Asia, you have more skyscrapers, yeah? And this is too less. And to be very honest, I never been in Africa, so I do not have any experience to judge this. Okay, so if I tell you this is Africa, would you believe it? This is Zimbabwe. I have to, I have to, so interesting. Can you mention some African countries, you know? Yeah, of course. Egypt, Nigeria, I don't know how it's pronounced in English, but Niga, Niger, these are maybe Burundi, I don't know, Rwanda, Togo, Burkina Faso, South Africa, I don't know. How did you know all these countries? How did you know? Like documentaries, or I have a friend from Togo. Oh, okay, do you also learn about Africa in school? No, a bit, but she's not from here. Okay. But I've read PTP from Gael Fai and it's from Burundi. Okay, okay, but where are you from? I'm from Switzerland. And you are from here? Yeah. Ah, okay, okay, that's nice. Okay, I think I want to thank you guys for your time, really appreciate your time, yeah. Okay, I'm going to say it doesn't look like any country I've been to. Okay, you've been in a lot of countries. Yeah, so that leaves two. I don't think it's Europe. Europe, no. What's your guess? Yeah, I don't know. I really don't know. A wild guess. I'm going to go Africa. Okay, wild guess? Like, I don't think it's... Okay, so Africa is correct. Good job. You've been in many continents. Yes. How do you travel a lot? Yeah, for my sport, for the whole, I've traveled, I've been to Asia, Europe, South America, and I'm from the US, so... Okay, yeah, she mentioned she's from Alabama, yay. And so I would say like it really doesn't look like any I've been to, like the way the buildings are. And I was like, hmm. So I'm going to go with somewhere I've never been. Okay, so Africa, you've not been to Africa? You have been to Africa? No. Not yet? I have been. Okay. I've been to Africa before. Okay, so probably you can't guess the exact country. It's going to be even more difficult. Yeah. My first thought when I was thinking that was Nigeria. But that's the only guess I would have. Okay, why would you think it's Nigeria? Because especially, okay, so I'm from the US, and there are large Nigerian communities there. And we always like, people have their preconceived notions about the continent and Nigeria, for example. But then when you hear people talk about it and you see, and it's way more developed than people would think. And so this is a developed city. It's a nicely built city, and that was my first thought. What comes to mind when you think of Africa? Big. What are some of the myths? Big animals. Big animals. Big animals. But there are animals here too, in Tia Park. Pardon me? Tia Park, here in Munich. Yeah, for sure, but in real life, sorry, in nature. Big animals, so what else? What else? So let me say, okay, many potential for solar energy. For solar energy, whoa, that's a good word. Producing hydrogen, for example. Okay, what do you think of Africans? Are we friendly or... Okay, you've never been to Africa before. But then you've seen Africans in Germany here. Or you've not met any Africans. So my point is, I would first of all expect that everyone is friendly to me, no matter where he comes from. Wow, wow, I like them. And if this is not the case, then this is not a nice guy, but not depending on the country or where he comes from. Which continent do you think it looks this beautiful? I mean, I guess, since I was told you're an African YouTuber in mostly West Africa. Okay, so this is not, yeah, but this is not West Africa. Okay. I mean, this is not even Africa. Where is it? I don't know. What if I tell you that this is Asia? Would you believe it? I don't know, I couldn't tell. You couldn't tell? Yeah, it's really hard to tell. Yeah. So cars and buildings and they almost look the same everywhere nowadays. Exactly. So this is Africa. Is it? Yep. Whereabouts? This is Namibia. Namibia. Have you ever thought Africa would be this beautiful? I've been to Africa myself. Really? Which country? I lived in Ghana for six months. And I studied in Cape Town for 12 months. So I know that Africa... So I'm a Ghanaian? You're Ghanaian? I'm from Ghana. And yeah, you've been to Cape Town. So Cape Town looks like this. This is like the coast of Namibia. Yeah. I've never been to Namibia. You've never been to Namibia. But before going to Africa, what was your perception about Africa before going? Were you scared? When you went to Ghana before? I guess a perception is that when you tell people you're going to go to live in Africa, a lot of people tell you to be scared. What are the things that you had? I think a lot of crime. People aren't quite sure what to expect. I don't think people have a clear perception of different countries. I think they think Africa is a continent and not as... They think Africa is a country, not a country? Yeah, exactly. That's what I think most people, they don't have a clear understanding of different cultures within Africa. And yeah. Wow. Yeah. You went to Ghana, you went to Cape Town. What is your impression about these countries? I love that. You love that? Wow. So glad you love that. Thank you so much. And tell somebody who has never been to Africa if you have a message for them, what would that message be? You should go and see for yourself. Oh. Lovely people. Thank you. I can only talk about Ghana and South Africa, but it's lovely there. I had a good time there. OK. Thank you. OK, I want you to take a look at this. Let me play the video. What continent do you think this is? Just guess. Yes. Why is this in here? What is this? Like it's a continent, like a place. It's a place. A place. Yeah, I want you to go if you can guess the country or the continent, maybe. What do you think this place is? Yeah, you can, sure. Just guess. I think it's Spain. Spain, no. England. English. Why do you think it's Spain or England? I think it's Spain because of the beach and it gives me some summer vibes. It gives summer vibes, but that's not enough to say. So we have beaches to Europe. I know, but this atmosphere of Spain, I don't know why. Yes, summer atmosphere. So the place looks beautiful. Yes, it looks beautiful, of course. Oh, OK. What if I tell you that this is an African country? Do you believe it's an African country? Yes, it can be. OK, so this is South Africa. Yes. South Africa. Kaplan. I don't know, I can't even guess, but this is the whole of South Africa. Yeah, it gives us a good side and a bad side. So this is a good side. No, we have... OK, have you ever been to any African country? No, not yet. Not yet, but are you willing to go to Africa anytime soon? Why not? When I'm older. When you are older, why do you say no? No, just feel free, you know. That's kind of interesting. So no time? No time, but then if you have time, you would like to go to Africa one day. Or... I think he's not interested. You're not interested? OK, what about you? Would you like to... Are you interested? Would you like to visit Africa? Yeah, why not? Why not? OK, why not? What about you? Why not? OK, why not? OK, what? She says when he's older... I understand, yeah, later, yeah. Would you have thought that Africa is this well-developed? I think we have a bad prejudice about it. And I think that Africa has much more development than we thought. So at the end, it's more about what we see in the news, what we see in the journalists, documentaries and everything they make look like Africa. Not that developed, but I think it's much developed, the development that we thought about it. OK, which country would you like to visit in future? Wow. In Africa. In Africa? I think there is like... It's like a super big continent, so there is like really a lot of different countries and different, like, I don't know, I would like to obviously see the difference between North, South and I think that there are really beautiful places to go, so I could not say one, especially country, about it. But I really think that it has a lot of nice places. Yeah. Can you see the places? It's very beautiful. Where do you think? I just see a resort or something like that. So this could be like everywhere in the world. They're like palms. It's a big hotel or a resort, something like this. And I see the sea or the beach. So I was travelling a lot and I saw this like in many places. Like, can you guess where this place is? I mean, that could be everywhere. Like, that could be in Southern America. That could be in Mauritius. It could be in Africa. It can be everywhere in the world where it's like hot enough that they can grow palms and there's a sea. So it's not very easy to guess where it is, but if I see you, maybe yes. Maybe it's somewhere in Africa, I guess. Yes? That's right. Well, I want to ask quickly. Have you ever seen something like this on TV? Have you ever seen something like this on TV? Yes, yes. I saw something like this on TV. Like, here, they show things like this, that Africa is this beautiful. Or what do they really show on TV? I mean, Mauritius, like Ilde-Maurice, Mauritius, the island next to Madagascar. I've been there many times and like, they have something like that everywhere. Like, the whole coast is around. It's, yeah, you have hotels like this everywhere. And I think, yes, I saw this many times. And I saw also something like this in South Africa. I was in South Africa and I saw something like this with my own eyes, yes. But, yeah. Okay. So will you advise the TV's? Because we live here in Germany. I'm a YouTuber here in Germany. Yes? I was brought here when I was 13. So I know what we see on TV as African. Like, people crying, children crying, hungry kids, blah, blah, blah. But I, each day is over, certain. I don't really see such on TV. No, not really often on TV, because the TV is, because like, you can see something like this if you go like documentaries about the country, like real filmmakers want to telling a story. So then you can see something like that. But normally if you turn on the TV, you see like news and stuff, and they always need something that people are giving money for it, you know? And if there's like problems in Africa and they want to help, like always they show Africa is like a country with, they need everything, please give some money to help them. So that's why people here in Munich thinking Africa is always like a place. So the first time you told me about yourself, you are from, you are what? I have African-American roots, and I did a DNA test. And so I know that part of it is from Nigeria. Wow, I'm a Nigerian. Yeah, nice, so here we go. Okay, you're half Nigerian, German. No, it's not half, it's like a very small part, like half of a quarter. Like, you're the DNA. Like 20%. So you advice to people, the Germans here, or the Germans, do you want them to visit Africa more? Do you want, since you've been there, what are your experience in Africa? Yes, so I'm at a, I have a new friend, like he's from Uganda, and his name is Peterson, and I told him last time, yeah, I've been to Africa many times. I was in Mauritius, and I was in South Africa, and he said, you need to see Africa. This is not Africa. South Africa is not Africa, and also Mauritius is not Africa. You have to go, like, to the center of Africa, then you can say I was in Africa, and like, yeah, that's right. And I think I saw nothing before. I was on the continent, but I need to go, like, to the, yeah, to the Victoria Sea. Like, the countries around the Victoria Sea, I think this is real Africa, and I've recalls Nigeria, Nigeria. Let's see something like this. Never been there. Okay, please try and explore. Yes, yes, I need to. Thank you very much. Three countries in Africa that you've heard of, know of, just mentioned three. About countries? Just countries in Africa. Do you have it? So do you have Senegal? Random three countries. Like, I would say, I don't know, Senegal, South Africa, Guinea, Marrakez, Egypt, like, there is a lot, like, yeah. Hey, couple, hey! For me, Ghana, the Gambia, Nigeria are the first three, because I know people from Ghana, from, I had a friend who worked in the Gambia, and then, I know people who are Nigerian, but born in the U.S., yeah. Okay, thank you so, so much, Edgar, so, also. Where do you think this is? What continent is that? Is it? How are we struggling? I'd probably say America. Europe, South America, Asia. I had cool America. Which one? America? Yeah. Why do you think that's America? I don't know. There's just a lot of, like, buildings and stuff like that today. Okay, so you have to tell you that's Africa, would you believe it? That's probably what I wouldn't expect, that sort of. That's actually Africa. What country? Where am I, Senate? That's Zimbabwe. That's Zimbabwe. That's Zimbabwe. That's Zimbabwe in Africa. Have you been to Africa before? I went to Ethiopia. Ethiopia, okay, okay. So, can you mention three African countries, you know? Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Kenya.  Morocco, Sumo. South Africa. South Africa, okay, last one. This is Algeria. Yeah, Algeria, is it? Yeah, yeah, yeah, Algeria. Like, from what you see on TV, what do you think about Africa? I wouldn't get that impression from what you see on TV. Yeah, you always get. Yeah, you see. But that's a well-off impression. What kind of impressions do you have? How is Africa like? What impression do you have? Well, like, the main sort of advertry you'd see is, like, the water, sort of, the poverty sort of side of it, more than anything else. There is actually a different, a different part of Africa. Africa, you people don't, like, the TVs don't show you guys. Yeah, yeah. So that's actually African. These are all African countries. That's also Africa. Africa. So how would you like to visit Africa? Yeah. Yeah, you guys should come. You're always welcome. All right, nice talking to you guys. What do you think of when, like, when you get Africa, what comes to mind? My first, my first mind is I, I don't know, the kids which have no, no food and no water. No food, no water? Yes, this is, this is my first idea which comes. Yeah, but I... Because of internet and social media. Ah, but you think it's true. Not all. Not all. I think a part can be true, but not all. But, like, you see Africa is beautiful, so it's actually not true. Yes, yes. You show me the other side of Africa. Yes, I have. Even here in Europe, you know, there are some not so nice places too. Right? Okay, so can you name at least five African countries? Do you know any? Yes. Kenya. Zambia. Congo. Okay. Zambia. Nigeria. Uh-huh. Algeria. Algeria. Tunisia. No, no, no. Tunisia. No, it's not an African country. It's a total, I'd like to give you a clear from Ghana. Ghana. I know also. Yeah. So, like, which African country would you like to visit later? You told me later. Later? Uh-huh. I don't know how it looks like then, but because of name and what I hear from France, I would go to Nigeria. Nigeria, yes. Actually, you'll love it there. Africa is beautiful. We have lots of food, lots of drinks, everything. I would like to taste fufu. Oh, okay, okay, okay, that's nice. I think you'll love it there, so try it versus Africa, okay? Okay. So, yeah, so we are recording this video for the Maya channel. So, if you like it, you can subscribe and then watch yourself and watch the other videos we do about Africa. Okay. If you want to know more about Africa, when you log in there, you'll see a lot of videos there. Uh-huh. So that you can be willing to go. Okay. Okay. What are the countries in Africa you know outside Nigeria? Uh, I know a few ones. I can mention them. For example, in Africa. Uh-huh. Like Egypt, South Africa. Uh, Ethiopia. Uh, Uganda. Uh-huh. What else? Uh, Maragaskar, like the island. Oh, yeah. What else? Yeah, that's good. There are like a few more. I mean, I can't remember now. How did you get to know all these countries? Like, how did you know? Like from the map and from documentaries and stuff. Do you also learn in school? Yeah, like, we focus more on Europe. That's for sure. Yeah. We focus more on Europe and around what countries are there, but Africa too. Okay. But not like, not into-depth, like not Asia into-depth as well. Okay. So Europe more, but Asia and, uh, and USA and South America and Africa, we didn't go into-depth. Okay. Like more on Europe. Okay.


The NFL draft consists of seven rounds, with 32 picks in each round. Therefore, there are a total of 224 players selected. And after the draft is complete, that leaves a lot of players undrafted. But just because they were undrafted, it doesn't mean that's the end all be all. It doesn't mean that they still won't have an opportunity. It doesn't mean that they still won't have a shot. And that's one thing about undrafted players, that their story is different. But their story, it isn't over. And with the Ravens, they are a team that definitely covers undrafted free agents. They are a team that definitely appreciates undrafted free agents. And I mean, there are different stories for each and every NFL franchise. But us, of course, being Ravens fans and really, really seeing undrafted free agents on this team every year. And the impact that those undrafted free agents have is undeniable. And in this undrafted free agent period, the Ravens have been very active. Very active. It seemed like they may have been on the phone with some of these undrafted free agents before the draft was even over. Because as soon as the draft ended, we started hearing about reports. Ravens signed this guy, that guy, that guy, that guy, that guy, that guy, that guy. And I do appreciate you guys' patience in this process because, you know, normally we would do the video on everybody, but it's taken some time because for the draft, I was just tired, man. Straight up. I was tired. The draft was a lot. It was a lot of fun. It was a lot of work. But we had a great time. So I appreciate you guys supporting Team Keeping Clean. We had 26,000. We had 26,000. So I appreciate y'all, man. I appreciate y'all. And it's not just Ravens fans that are on here. It's everybody, but we had 26,000 subscribers. So that's crazy, man. I appreciate it. But one of the... I think this may be the most talked about of the Ravens undrafted rookie free agents. And this... I got quite a few messages on it.  So you know Rick Steiner, right? I said, yeah, I know who that is. And he was like, hey, we just signed this sign. I said, oh, really? Okay. Okay. So his name is Bronson Rick Steiner. And he played for Kennesaw State, The Owls. Ooh. I don't know why I did that. But anyway, he was a fullback. And with him being a fullback, I immediately I was thinking, okay, cool camp body. I understand the business of the game. We got Patrick Ricard. In fact, we just recently signed him to an extension during last season. So he ain't going nowhere. Another fullback on the roster. Yeah, he'll just be here for training camp, whatever. Preseason, whatever. Then after that, see you. Because again, and I know that's very raw, but that's the business of the game. There are a lot of people that they need to get their roster up to 90 men. They got to get their roster up to 90 men. And then they go through camp and all that. And then they'll get it down at the end of the preseason. But then I saw some numbers that were very intriguing. Said a new Raven fullback Bronson Rick Steiner. He said he's six foot tall. Okay, cool. He's 230. Okay, cool. He ran a 4-4-8 in a 40. A what? A fullback? A what? Hold on. Can you run that by me one more time, please? He ran a 4-4-8 in a 40. Oh my. Okay. Well, this fullback got some legs. So then he said he did 35 reps on the bench and that would have been third at the NFL Combine. And I was like, so hold up. This is a fullback. And fullbacks are supposed to be strong. Okay, but 35 reps on the bench would have been third at the Combine. So he's very strong, especially amongst his peers. And strength doesn't just translate to weightlifting. So we got to understand that. But still, okay. But the 4-4, the 4-4-8 in a 40. So he's strong and fast. Wait a minute now. Tell me more. Tell me more. And then I said he led Kennesaw State in rushing, averaging 8.8 yards a carry. And when I read that part, I was like, hmm. A fullback? 8.8 yards a carry? Something ain't adding up. And I know it's a smaller school. So they play smaller schools, but still. A fullback, because I'm sure they have running backs on their rosters. But a fullback leading in rushing yards and carry. So I said, you know what? Let me look at the numbers for myself. See what this dude is all about. So I'm thinking maybe he probably just, he probably, you know how somebody's average, it can be really high. But that's only because they didn't get much action. They didn't get many carries. They didn't get many receptions. They didn't get much of whatever that stat is high in. So I said, you know what? Let me look at his games. Let me look at the numbers from his games. So first week, August 31st, 2019, he had four carries for 46 yards. I said, what? A fullback. This is a fullback. And again, I know they play in smaller schools, but this is a fullback. That don't make no sense. So he had four carries for 46 yards, average of 11, 11 and a half yards per carry. And he had a touchdown. Following week, he had four carries for eight yards. So average dropped a lot. Then he then he had four catches too. No, excuse me. Wait a minute. He had two catches for 37 yards and the longest catch was 34 yards. So this guy, first two games, the first game, four yards, I mean four rushes for 46 yards, average 11 and a half yards per carry. And then the second game, his Russian was down, but his catching was up. And it seems like he has to get a big play every game. That's what it seems like so far. But anyway, let's continue. And we're going to pick up the pace a little bit. All right. So third game, seven rushes for 64 yards, average nine and a half, I mean 9.1 yards per carry. And his longest run was 55 yards, even had a 13 yard catch. So you see the point. And then fourth game, 10 carries for 221 yards. Again, running back. This is a fullback. 10 carries for 221 yards. His longest run was 85 yards. But still, you know, there's a lot of long runs in there if he got 10 carries for 221 yards. Yikes. So then the following game, he said, man, I'm tired. I need a break. He had five carries for nine yards because that team was like, no, you ain't about to go off on us. Like he went off on them the previous week and he ain't have any catches. So it was almost like a little bye week for him. So then the following week, he was like, man, team, look, the previous week was tough. And I let y'all down. Let me make it up to you. So he had 10. The next game, he had 10 rushes for 138 yards. 10 rushes for 138 yards. He average 13.8 yards a carry. These are madden numbers. If you have a really, really good offensive line and you got like, say, Kwame Barkley back there or something, trust me, I know from experience. But anyway, this is a fullback. It's a fullback. And then in that same game, he had one catch for 13 yards. Then the following game, he got a little more modest. He had nine, nine carries for 51 yards. The longest carry was 25 yards. Next game after that, eight rushes for 36 yards. Average four and a half yards per carry. Longest was 14 yards. The following game, he had 12 rushes for 40 yards. A little more modest too. And then he had the following game, he had seven rushes for 28 yards. The following game, he had 10 rushes for 74 yards. Longest rush was 40, 40 yards in that game. Then the following game, he was like, man, I've been being very modest. I've been being very modest. And nope, I ain't with it no more. So he broke out again and had 10 rushes for 128 yards. Longest run was 65 yards. This is filthy. And then the following game, he had seven for 27. And then he had two catches for 21 yards. And then the last game, he had nine rushes for 39 yards. Longest was 14 and then he had to catch for 13 yards. So this guy, the point of all of those statistics, they show his big play ability. He has big play ability and it seems like all he does is make big plays. That's it. He makes big plays. And even in a down week for him, he's still putting in work. So I saw what people were saying about him. So then I saw what the numbers said about him. But as we do know, numbers do not always tell the full story. They don't. Sometimes they can overhype stuff. Sometimes they can underestimate stuff. So it just, they don't ever tell the whole story. So what I have to do, let me see him for myself. So I watched him. I watched games from this past year, 2019. And I will even watch some of them in 2018. And what I noticed about him, number 32, what I noticed about him, Rick Steiner, Bronson, he, I thought, and I'm not even joking. I'm not trying to hype him up anything like that. But when I watched him, I thought that the video was sped up. I thought the video, it was in fast motion. Because I'm like, this is a fullback. No, I know he ain't that fast. But then they will show stuff from different angles. They will show everybody else moving. And he just, not that he was faster than everybody else, but he just, his speed was crazy, man. His speed was crazy. And that 448 that he ran, you saw all of that in his game film. You saw all of it, all of it. This guy, he, something that I noticed about him, not just, not even when he, not even just when he got the football. But every play from him, he does literally everything fast. He does everything fast. Everything. He runs fast. His catching mode, like when the ball's coming his way and the quarterback's throwing it to him, he catches it like that, turns around, takes off fast. It looks crazy, man. When he's going to block somebody, he, boom, he does it fast. Or even if he's going to block somebody low, boom. He does it fast. Everything he does, he does it fast. He uses all of that 448, all of it, and some.  Of course, but like with him, he, he, he don't even, he wants, he wants you to regret touching him. He wants you to regret trying to tackle him. To me, now that I think about it, he reminded me like of an offensive version of Malik Harrison. Like how I told y'all, when I watch Malik Harrison, what I saw from him, he wants you to not want to be tackled by him if he tackles you, especially if he like hits you straight up. He wants you to remember his name like, hi, I'm Malik. It wasn't nice to meet you. At least the experience wasn't nice on your end. That's how I feel it is with Bronson Ricksteiner. If somebody tries to tackle him, he wants the experience to not be a pleasant one for them. And like just watching him run through people, but he's like running. The scary thing about him is that he's running with all this power, but it's speed that accompanies that power too. So that's a very dangerous combination. It's an extremely dangerous combination for defenders. And again, I know he was going against smaller schools, him being in a smaller school himself, but still I was like, whoa, yikes. And then even when he doesn't touch the ball, very involved, very active. He looks for contact. He looks for blocks. He looks to knock somebody down, man. He looks for it. He looks for that. Every play, I'm looking at this dude, like when he's not even touching the ball, and this dude is finding somebody. It seems like that's his mission is to find somebody and knock you down. So this guy, he plays rough. And I know it's football, so yeah, it is a rough sport, but he plays like a little extra on him. Maybe that's being a WWF superstar. I know it's WWE now, but Rick Steiner was WWF, WCW, whatever. Being his son, sure, he like, hey, I gotta live up to my dad, man. Shout out to the Steiner brothers. But he plays heavy, man. I mean, he's light on his feet, but he plays like strong, like real deal, man. And I love what I saw from him. So my original thoughts, they started to change. They started to change, because again, like I told y'all earlier in the video, I was thinking, okay, we got Patrick Riccardo already at fullback. So he just signed an extension. They're not gonna release him, trade him, whatever. They're not gonna do that. Like, no, they're not gonna do that. So this guy, Bronson, Rick Steiner, he's cool, whatever. I wish him the best, but what's he gonna do on the Ravens roster? They got a fullback already. But then I was thinking, and that's who after watching his tape, I said this guy would actually do pretty well in Ravens offense, even with them having Patrick Riccardo on the roster already. Even with that. And if there was ever, like we had the question from subscriber video that we put out yesterday about the possibility of them keeping four running backs. But if there was ever a team that would keep two fullbacks, if there was ever a team that would keep two fullbacks, it would be this one. Some teams don't even have one on the roster. But if there was ever a team where they kept two, it would be these Ravens. Because you know their number one priority, run the football. Run the football. And also remember this too, because there's a lot of people questioning the JK Dobbins pick. And it came out today too that the Ravens, they were Jeff Drebic. See, I got his name right now. But he said the Ravens were thinking about taking T Higgins with their first round pick. But anyway, the point is that Eric D'Costa said he wants to build an indefensible offense. And initially when you think two fullbacks, you're thinking that's easily defendable. Fullbacks ain't moving like that. They may catch some passes out of backfield, but they ain't doing much damage. But wait a minute, what if you got one fullback that is a really good block. I mean, two of them that are really good blockers. And then one of them that can really take off. And then you got Mark Ingram. You got JK Dobbins. You got Gus Edwards. You got Justice Hill. You got Lamar Jackson. And don't forget about Hollywood. Don't forget about Duvenay. Don't forget about Pro Shae. But I'm just thinking that some of the quickest guys on the field that could run the ball. But even if you take the wide receivers out of it, just what are you going to do? Anybody could get it. And of course, they ain't going to have all six running backs on the field at the same time. Now some of y'all saying, hey, they could do some wishbone packages. They got some possibilities, man. But if they were to keep two fullbacks from what I saw from this guy, I would not be surprised. Because they will find a way. And the thing about him too, with Patrick Ricard, he plays fullback and he plays defensive line. When I saw the way that this guy, Bronson Rick Steiner, looked for contact. When I saw that, I just thought, wow, this dude, he might be able to play linebacker too. He might be able to play both ways too. He might be another one. That's what it looked like to me. And the way that he played the game, it looked like he would welcome that. And I'm sure he would do whatever to get on the NFL roster, but it looked like he would welcome that.  Oh yeah, no problem. I'm with it. You want me to do that? Oh yeah, okay, cool. But another really good position for him too, that I think he would really excel at with his speed and him being so physical and his lead blocking ability will be on special teams. I think he could do so well for the Ravens on special teams. And that is where so many guys earn their keep. That is where so many guys get their opportunity. That's where so many guys make the roster, man, from special teams. As Ravens get right at returner, whoever ends up winning that job, who's leading the way for the returner? It could be him. That's one of the biggest things I thought about, man. And thinking about that just made me super excited. And I mean, even if it's one of those plays where he ends up catching the ball on a kick return, he's gonna end up getting some yards too now. But with him as a lead blocker with his speed and with just his physicality, opening up lanes for the kick returner, man, this guy got a shot, man. He got a shot. Yeah, they got record right now and record, record ain't gonna lose his job at all. His job ain't going nowhere. His job is safe. He's good. But with Rick Steiner, from what I saw from him, if that can translate to the NFL, if he can show that same oomph in the NFL, it'll be very, very, very hard for Ravens not to get his guy roster spot. It'll be extremely hard. And not no practice squad, man. Practice squad, if they show him off in preseason, ooh, and you know what they would, you know they go into, man. If they show him off in preseason and he's doing the same stuff, if they even try to put him on a practice squad, if they even think about that, he ain't gonna last there, man. And I know teams don't value fullbacks like that right now, but he's more than just, he's more than just your average fullback. He's more than just your average fullback. So he practice squad, he wouldn't last. He would not last. If this translates, he will not last. So if he plays like he was playing in college, and I wouldn't expect him to have like 11 yards per carry, anything like that in NFL, even though you never know. But if he can show that same hustle, that same energy, that same effort that he showed in college, if he can show that with the Ravens, I don't think he's going anywhere, straight up. I think he would be right on that 53-man roster, or didn't they add a couple spots to it? Have a big roster, yes, I think he would be there if he shows that same stuff he showed in college, man. But anyway, man, I really enjoyed watching him, and it made me very, very excited for the possibilities of him being on this team. And he would definitely have a spot. Ooh, Rickstein in his offense? Bronson Rickstein in his offense? Hmm, that could be a beautiful thing. So anyway, team keeping clean, appreciate y'all. I love you all. I hope you all are doing like really, really good, man. And you know what? Shout out to WWE, man. If you're still here at this part of the video, you watched this whole thing, just put it in the comments section. You the champ. You the champ. Not for me. I'm not the champ, but just put you the champ. Because I did see one video where he was doing all this stuff like that, and showing his muscles like the wrestlers. And he had a World Championship belt, too, man. He had a World Championship belt. I always wanted to get one of those. I always wanted to get one of them little belts and stuff and hang it up. I might try to get a team keeping clean belt or something. I don't know. But anyway, don't mind me. So shout out to Bronson Ricksteiner. And I really do hope it works out, man. This could be really fun. Anyway, team keeping clean, I appreciate y'all. I really love you all. And if you haven't already, tell somebody that you love them. Just show your appreciation for them, man. Because people need to know that they are appreciated, man. That makes a word of a difference. So this is me letting y'all know that I really, really appreciate y'all. I thank you all for y'all watching the videos y'all come through, y'all support like crazy. And it means a lot. And it does not go unnoticed at all. I appreciate every bit of it. So thank you. Love you all. And I'm out.


Good afternoon everybody I'm Tommy O'Brien coming to you live from TFN Headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, 2pm Eastern time on Tuesday, two hours left to go on the trading day, and we got markets hanging onto positive territory but thinly so. Dow up 26 points after being up more than 100 at one point early in the day, currently trading 26,411, S&P's positive by just two points right now, trading at 2,907, and the NASDAQ up 29 points, or almost 4 tenths percent in the NASDAQ trading at 8,005. What we get tonight, we get Netflix earnings, checking in on the streaming giant, quite a day it's having ahead of those earnings. It just keeps trading the positive territory, Netflix up 3.8%, that's after pulling back yesterday and quite a move, up $20 already from the low that it had made yesterday at 342, currently trading 362.26, quite a number on those Netflix numbers and to give you a taste on what Netflix, come on there we go, in terms of what they expect, it's not giving them, there it is. So what is Netflix going to expect? What should you expect? They're looking for quarterly earnings, 58 cents per a share, or non-GAP earning 69 cents per share on revenue of 4.5 billion, the big number they're going to be looking for is about 9 million subscriber ads with about 1.6 coming domestic, 7.3 coming international. So with that in mind, we'll jump back to the markets, we'll start it off with the Dow. As I had mentioned, markets in positive territory, but man, we had quite a slide in the morning especially in the Dow and the S&P, NASDAQ not so much, Dow trading 26,409 and basically it's session lows that we made at about 11 a.m. this morning. NASDAQ 100, little bit of a different story, check out that chart, 76,78, I'm sure the NASDAQ being helped by the likes of Netflix, currently just off the highs of 76,92 we made after 10 a.m. S&P much like the Dow, sliding most of the day, currently trading 29,11 just off session lows, gold having quite a day to the downside, 12,77,75, crude oil bouncing around, trying to get above $64 again, currently trading 63,86 and the euro, US dollar, euro trading 1,1288. And also after the bell, we get big blue, IBM, IBM right now up about 6 tenths percent trading 1,4477. Stay tuned folks, we got a man Dave White coming up right now with the power trading hour live from two till three, special treat from three till five, our man Larry Pezzavento hosting both hours of the Tom O'Brien show, stay tuned folks, have a great Tuesday.


Howdy guys. All right, so let's get started with our wood planks procedural pattern Okay, so first thing that I always do whenever I start a new Houdini project is I create a folder On my desktop or wherever I want on my hard drive And inside of that what I'll do is I'll go and create a folder that is going to contain the Houdini project Now I highly recommend using Houdini projects Because it'll allow you to take all of your assets that you create inside of that project all the HDAs all the textures all the Exported geometry all your hip files It allows you to package it up nicely and send it off to somebody else so they can Use it all right without having to worry about dependencies This is especially important when you start dealing with things like HDAs or Houdini digital assets Okay, so I created a folder called wood planks project and inside of this folder I want to create a couple more folders.  Now you might be wondering if you have been using Houdini at all Why I'm going in just manually creating as well. I found that the Houdini project helper tool inside of Houdini So if you go into Houdini over here They have this new project. I find it's a little bit cumbersome to work with and honestly I really just use this geofolder HDA folder and text folder mostly And so it's a lot faster for me to go and just create my own folder structure Because then what I can do is I can come into Houdini over here and I can just you know Go and hook this up by hitting this set project So open up Houdini and let's set our project to that folder. All right, so Inside of a Houdini procedural patterns select your new folder that you created All right hit accept and now we've got our Project hooked up now you know this because if you look down here It says job dollar job is set to this path. And that's exactly where I put that folder You can also come up to the edit up here and go to aliases and variables And if you go to variables you can see that job or that global variable. All right, it's set to that path All right, so this means that whenever that we want to go and open up something new inside of the open Window here. We can always select this dollar job folder right here and it takes us directly to our project So you can see it's really Advantageous to create projects this way. Well, I at least think it's faster just to do that You're still more than welcome obviously to you know it use the set project feature up here Okay, so with that we are now set up with our project. So let's get started modeling our wood planks


Welcome to Kondo Insider, our weekly show about association living here in Hawaii. This is July 5th, the day after 4th of July. So I want to say happy birthday, America. And also, I'd like to thank all of our veterans who have served and are serving us today with the great freedoms and protections they provide us in our country. So I thought an interesting show today, you know, I normally have a guest, but we're trying an experiment on some educational series where it's more direct on specific topics and where you have the ability to get some more direct knowledge on a topic. So today's kind of an experiment for us, and I thought the most beneficial and fun, maybe not so fun, story we could do is, can I fly the American flag in a Kondo? And can my Kondo board ban me flying the American flag? Interesting question. And maybe the answer is not so simple. So I've asked, and I want to begin and apologize at the beginning of the show because we've had a couple of technical video difficulties where I had a couple of videos I wanted to play today. Only one of them is going to be available, so I'm going to have to describe some of these examples to you, and I'll do the best of my most colorful way to describe them to you. And we encourage you to call in if you have questions at<PHONE_NUMBER> and ask questions about this issue, because, surprisingly, you'll be surprised how complex that question is. Can I fly the American flag? As a patriot and a veteran, I would love to fly the American flag, but it truly is a little more complex than you might think. So let's begin by the video we can play, and we'll start with some dialogue. Residents in this Libertyville neighborhood are up in arms, upset with their homeowner's association Knowles of Breckenridge over what they feel are restrictive neighborhood rules, rules that restrict their freedom of speech. I got two kids fighting in Iraq.  I love America, and it's my duty and right as an American to be able to say it loud and proud. But my HOA says that my patriotic duty, my first amendment rights are against their corporate policy. Reagan recently received a violation notice from Knowles of Breckenridge stating that he had to remove his American flag and other yard decorations, or face fines. Knowles of Breckenridge spokesperson Carol Peering says the association's policies are clear. As a community manager, it is our goal to help the association preserve and elevate the home values. In Mr. Reagan's case, the board has communicated to him numerous times what the rules are on yard art and feel it's only fair if all neighbors comply. Why do you hate freedom and being patriotic? The Knowles of Breckenridge Association believes in freedom, and thanks Mr. Reagan's children and all soldiers who are fighting on our behalf. The rules of the association state that seasonal art can be displayed three weeks prior and five days after a holiday, and that flags must be flown at a 45-degree angle from the home. The association is just asking that Mr. Reagan exercise his commitment rights within those rules. I mean, it just don't seem right. My family's done sacrifice for this country going back to the Civil War. My great-great-grandfather Benjamin Franklin, Jefferson Moore, Reagan fought in Gettysburg. I think these people would be grateful. Reagan has appealed his violation notice with the Breckenridge board of directors. In the meantime, Reagan doesn't plan on letting up on his love of freedom and the American way. Shoot. I mean, this flag, all these decorations, it's my way of saying I love the USA. I mean, it just don't seem right for me to take them down. Just doesn't seem American. While the association's extensive bylaws make it clear that Mr. Reagan is in violation. A decision from the Breckenridge board of directors isn't expected for two weeks. Only time will tell whether this man's love of country and freedom will win out over board policy. Well, that was an interesting video. Let me first tell you that that was a training video that was prepared by associate to create dialogue within our company on the issues regarding rules enforcement. So that's not a real news story. But you can see it creates certain interesting discussions about flying the American flag. Because when you look at that video, you see it wasn't just flying the flag. He created a, in some people's view, an artful way of expressing or displaying it. He didn't have a flag. He had along his walkway about 20 flags. And he made it an issue because of his patriotic duty that he wanted to fly not just the flag, but lots of flags. And then you get into the issues of protocol with regard to flying the American flag, which there is specific protocol for flying the American flag. So when you look at that video, it creates some very, very interesting questions. As a board member who has to establish rules of uniformity and ones that apply to all owners equally without discrimination, it throws open these questions. Well, first of all, can I fly any size flag I want? I mean, if you look at Fort Sumter and where the star, not Fort Sumter, Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland, where the Star Spangled Banner was written, I mean, that flag was huge. And what if he said, well, I want to fly the American flag and erect a 50-foot flagpole in my yard. And then you go on and ask yourselves some other questions besides size. Well, how many flags can I fly in my neighborhood? Well, you know, I'm from France. I want to celebrate the steel days. I'd like to fly the French flag. Oh, but I'm Mexican. I want to celebrate Cinque de Mayo and fly the Mexican flag. Nothing against French and Mexicans. But you can see the list goes on and on on what is a flag. And it gets even a little bit more complicated than that. Because what if I was a realtor and I took the American flag and I put on it and put over the top of it, for sale number unit 602? Well, am I flying a flag or is that a commercial sign? So is it unreasonable to keep your association looking great and protecting the property values? Is it unreasonable to have rules with regard to flying a flag or posting of signs or things along that line? I mean, we see it now already in Hawaii where you have open house signs and for sale signs with realtors and being a realtor myself. I understand why they want to be able to display their signs. And I'm going to get into this at the end of the show, how it really works in Hawaii. And I'll answer the question then about whether your association can ban flying the American flag. But you know, there's several cases nationwide on this topic. And what I want to do is take a moment before our break and talk about a case in Colorado. And I've got to go to my phone and look at some notes here. I apologize. But have you ever heard of the Gadsden flag? So I think we have a picture of the Gadsden flag we're going to put up for a few seconds if we have it. The Gadsden flag, don't tread on me. Those of you who know the history of the Gadsden flag, it's quite an interesting history. And the history is that back in 1775, when we were a colony under Britain, the British government started sending their criminals to America to live instead of putting them in prisons in Britain. So we were being put into all these criminals were being sent to America by the British government out of England and sent to the colonies. And Benjamin Franklin in 1775 said we should send the British government a bag of rattlesnakes as payment for these criminals that they're sending to us. That is exact words, but that's the message behind it. So that flag actually became one of the first mottoes of the colonial marines as a motto as part of their battle flags. And it's a yellow flag with a black rattlesnake. Don't tread on me. And technically speaking, the rattlesnakes should always be looking to the left to talk about not a political statement, but a statement about the rattlesnake's basic behavior. If unprovoked, it'll leave you alone. It's when you provoke it, it strikes back. And it was a message from the colonies to Britain and others, we don't want to be provoked. Don't provoke us because you'll pay for it.  But it wasn't designed as an adversarial kind of a fighting type of thing. It was certainly not a political statement. It was basically saying that we're prepared to defend ourself, and it really had to do with self-determination of the colonies back in 1775. So that's a little bit of history on the subject. So what happened in Colorado and a homeowner association? This is the video I wanted to play, which was a newscast from a TV station. And basically, an owner decided to fly, among other American flags, an American flag with the don't tread on me emblazoned on the flag. What's happened in society over time recently is don't tread on me has actually become a political statement to organizations like Me Too or Black Lives Matter, whatever it may be. But I don't want to say specific organizations. But organizations like that, it's kind of a political statement for don't tread on me. And so it's become more of a political thing today than it is about our government and about patriotism, as it was in 1775. So now you take this owner in Colorado who's taken the American flag and put on the flag itself, the snake and the don't tread on me and is flying it along with some other American flags. And so the condo or the homeowner association gave them a notice you can't fly that flag. You can certainly fly the American flags. But you can't fly that specific flag, which was the American flag with this, as you can see the original don't tread on me flag, with that rattlesnake and the slogan on top of it, you can't fly that because it's not an approved American flag. And you know what? The condo association is correct. That is not an American flag. And if you look up the history of the American flag, it is not a flag that is a true American flag or a version of the American flag. So can the condo association board say, well, you can fly the American flag. You can't fly American flags. You've doctored to make some statement. Now, the owner in this case says, no, it's about patriotism. But the other owners, some of them are upset about it because they're saying it's a political statement because, truly, other organizations have used the slogan, the original patriotic slogan, don't tread on me, to be a statement about their organization on women's rights or their lives or their racism or things like that. And clearly, the history and all the historians have written and said, this was never a political statement. It was a patriotic statement. So anyway, the association filed suit against this owner and basically said, you have to take down that specific flag that's not authorized because you're making a political statement, not a patriotic statement. We encourage you to fly the American flag. Well, like all homeowners, they disagree. And it's going to court. And they're being fined every day for flying the wrong flag. And because the court has a rule, I don't know the answer to it, but it emphasizes and again shares how difficult it is for boards to establish rules that can be uniformly applied, rules that would be equitably applied, and rules that don't kind of interfere with the rights of others. And there are personal political beliefs because that's not the purpose. And there are solutions to this, by the way, but we're starting this off as Ken the Condo Association Board ban you from flying the American flag. And on that note, I want you to think about it. And I want you to go get a drink in the refrigerator. And we'll be back in one minute with the answer and some more war stories. Hello, everyone. I'm Yukari Kunisei, the host of Japanese broadcasts on the Japanese broadcast of Hello, Hawaii. I'm here from 2 p.m. every Monday. I'm here at the Japanese Community, the Japanese Community of Hawaii, for convenient help, news, and so on. Hello, everyone. I'm here from 2 p.m. every Monday. Please take a look. I'm Yukari Kunisei, the host of Hello, Hawaii. Hi, I'm Pete McGinnis-Mark. And every Monday at 1 o'clock, I'm the host of Think Tech Hawaii's research in Munna. And at that program, we bring to you a whole range of new scientific results from the university, ranging from everything from exploring the solar system to looking at the Earth from space, going underwater, talking about earthquakes and volcanoes, and other things which have a direct relevance not only to Hawaii, but also to our economy. So please try and join me 1 o'clock on a Monday afternoon for Think Tech Hawaii's research in Munna. And see you then. Well, I'm back. Hope you went and got a nice glass of water or soda or something to watch this show further. We're talking about flying the American flag in a condo association. And we played a video with regard to an example of some of the issues that come up when flying the flag. And then I talked story about a situation in Colorado where the person somewhat changed the American flag and put the don't tread on me logo from the revolutionary times on the flag to make a allegedly patriotic statement that could be construed as a political statement. And now I want to tell you, if you wanna have some fun, go get your app and go to Google and Google through YouTube flying the American flag unfairly or something to that extent or improper flying of the American flag. And you're gonna find many videos all over the country where people have been told for one reason or another, they can't fly the American flag in a condo association. And certainly when you look at these videos, which I've done many of them, it emphasizes how broad this issue is on what people could do because I think that everybody's gonna use common sense on a condo. Anybody who's been in this business knows that condo sense is, common sense is not a word that's always available. We see so many things that happen in condos that I've threatened here, the association or think tech here that I'm working on a new show called Condo Court where we're gonna take actual condo examples of real court cases and what happened and in some ways it's laughable because people's positions. But staying on our theme for today, I wanna go back to Ken, the condo board, ban you from flying the American flag and I wanna tell one more story. And now we're going to Florida and unfortunately we don't have the photograph of this but let me describe it to you. Condo Association Townhouse has a little step in walking up to the front porch and people are allowed to put flower pots, little flower pots, about like that. And so an owner took one of these simple American flags that are probably one and a half by three feet or even smaller on a little wooden stick and stuck it in his flower pot. And so this owner got a notice from his condo board saying you violated our rules on the appropriate methods for filing, flying the American flag. Essentially kind of like the sample video we had earlier you can fly it but it's gotta be on the house at a 45 degree angle from the front door or something to that effect. I don't know the exact rule but it was something along that line. But he took a little simple cheap flag that stuck it in the flower pot and got this notice that he couldn't do that. So anyway he met with the board and they came to a resolution of the matter and he was able to continue to put the flag as a flag in the flower pot. Unbeknownst to him for at least until after it was done the condo board then changed its flower pot rules prohibiting anything to be in a flower pot other than the flowers. And so then they notified him he had to take the flag out because he was violating the flower pot rule. And they proceeded to start filing him $100 a day. And to some point in time he began protesting and refused to take the flag out. Said you change the rules after we already agreed I can put the flag in the flower pot and the board didn't relent on its position. And so all of a sudden the next thing that happened to him this is hard to believe but this is true. I encourage you to Google this stuff. The next thing happened to him he got a foreclosure notice for unpaid maintenance fees. And he showed the reporter who wrote this article that he paid his maintenance fees every month. But he went and watched our show last week I think it was a week before. We talked about priority of payment for most condo associations say that when you pay us money it first goes to fines and legal fees related to fines. So in essence these $100 a day fines they were paying from his maintenance fees leaving an unpaid balance of maintenance fees. So they were foreclosing for unpaid maintenance fees because the board had a priority of payment policy of how they were gonna apply these payments when you mailed them into the lock box. So meanwhile he's generated $8,000 in fines and which is now declared unpaid maintenance fees and therefore closing on his unit. Now he has publicly stated he's selling his unit he's moving away, he's not paying the fines he filed a lawsuit in the federal court the federal court said it was a state court issue and so now it's before the state court again I don't know the answer but I think it brings up interesting questions about can your association ban you flying the American flag? And I'm going to now give you the answer a decisive, clear answer. The answer is maybe. Here's the point. Association boards do have a responsible to establish quote reasonable unquote reasonable rules for the association. It certainly has some degree of reasonable is to limit the size of a flag, the number of flags it should be fly using the American flag protocol and it certainly has the ability to say when flags can be flown. But to be able to say that they can establish unreasonable rules that just bans it in its entirety probably not. And let's look at how that applies to Hawaii specifically because we have last year adopted a law that helps influence this particular issue. Well let's look at the first thing would be as I said maybe one or two shows ago priority of payment. When you get notices from your board you should have a right to appeal for any rule to be enforceable. You need to not ignore these notices let it build up to be big numbers and legal fees and things along that line. You need to go address those for your board earlier. In Hawaii we have the benefit of mandatory mediation dominally evaluated mediation before a retired judge so you can avoid all the legal costs of having to hire a lawyer. What's interesting under the Hawaii law with a law that is not on the veto list which was passed this year it says that you can't use priority of payment for fines, late fees related to fines or legal fees related to fine until you've had this mediation request. So you have choices here in Hawaii and how to deal with this issue which they may not have had in Colorado or with regard to Florida. So in some respects you certainly don't want your association to be a blight of a flag from every country and I'm not criticizing any country. You know associations to stop establish meaningful rules. The sample video gave you a good example. You can fly your American flag two days before a national holiday and seven days after the holiday. So you're allowing people to have their patriotic expression. It gets a little further here in Hawaii because we, I don't know if any other state is quite this way. It's the election time this year. You know the primaries are August and the general election is November. People now wanna do vote for whoever their candidate. They wanna have these signs all over. And so most associations have adopted that during a specific period of time they allow you to fly one, fly post one sign with respect to supporting a candidate through a specific period of a sign of time and at a particular size which gives you your political rights without making this something that all year long you're dealing with signs. It's interesting for realtors too. Because certainly this is impacted by what's a homeowner association, high-rise condo, townhouse and what's available for a sign. So most condos don't allow for the for sale signs. They don't want for sale signs over the building. What's the deal with the property values to have these signs hanging from the little eyes? What they do allow typically is an open house sign on the day of the open house for a specified period of time. So it's reasonable for the board to protect the property values and establish reasonable rules for signs and flags but at the same time not prohibit them in their entirety because it's more complex than we might think. With respect to what the issues are and boards are trying to hopefully in their best judgment provide reasonable rules that you can have expression without offending the other residents without making the association be making a political statement at the same time allow you to express your patriotic rights. And on that note, my official and final answer, can your condo association board ban the flying of the American flag? Maybe but they can establish rules that are reasonable with respect to signs, banners and flags in its association. And what is reasonable? Well, hopefully you won't have to go to mediation or before a judge to find out. You'll be able to work it out with your board and make everything all great. So we hope you enjoyed your show today. Sorry for the technical difficulties and some of the videos I wanted to see. Remind you, go to Google and do some search on this. It's quite interesting and make you laugh for sure. So anyway, thank you for watching Condo Insider and we'll be back next week on Thursday at three o'clock. Aloha.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2018 Nissan Altima SL is 22J40B. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used car headquarters. This 2018 Nissan Altima has the 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine that puts out 182 horsepower. This car has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. It has four brand new tires and this car is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside in the trunk, start it up and take a look under the hood. Glacier white is the color, I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And for the miles on this vehicle, this thing is in really nice shape. And if you like the video and how I do things here at Summit Auto in the lower right-hand part of the screen is a subscribe button to my YouTube channel, consider clicking that. Then click the bell notifications, you'll get updates every time I do videos here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the painted and polished aluminum 17-inch rims and it has brand new Kelly Edge tires, these are 215, 55R17 tires, you can still see the little wear knobs on them, we put these on in our safety inspection. Front fender is in excellent condition, I didn't see any dents or dings on there, it does have the projector style headlamps and the factory fog lights. Front bumper is in very nice condition. It's never been drilled into, so that's nice, didn't see any dents or cracks on there, and the hood is in fantastic condition, I didn't see any major dents or dings on that. Passenger side front fender, no major dents or dings on there, and the passenger side front rim, just a couple little light scuffs and stuff but it doesn't affect the performance and that tire is brand new as well. Now as you go down this side of the 2018 Nissan Ultima, take note of how clean this body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is, and I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the car, hear the car, and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you can get here. So when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at, and if this video helps you make a smart buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Back rim about the same as the front and these back tires are brand new as well, you can still see those little wear knobs there. Four-wheel disc brakes on this car, and I believe we did brakes on this car as well. Those brakes look really new, I know they got a little bit of surface rust on them but I believe they're brand new. Coming around to the back, rear bumpers in pretty nice shape, I didn't see any major cracks on there. The trunk lid is in excellent shape as well, I didn't see any dents or dings on that. I like it's got a button that you can do to open the trunk, and the back storage area is very nice and clean. Those back seats do fold down, and we'll check that out once we get to the back, and under here is a spare tire and your jack tools. Very nice and clean back here though, that shuts nice and solidly, and as you come around to the driver's side just as clean as that passenger's side, no major dents or dings on the rear quarter, and for full disclosure this back rim is in about the same condition as the rest, just a couple little light scuffs on there. On the rest of the side of the car, all the doors look really good, and insinidense and insinidings, has built in directional signals, power mirrors inside the SL package gives you the black leather interior, the interior is fantastic on this car, and once you see how many miles are on this car, you'll be like wow. Both of these front seats are heated, power driver seat, factory floor mats, it does have auto headlamps, power windows, power locks and power mirrors, the back seats just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, it does have a couple cup holders in the center there, and a child latch, child safety system back here as well.  Factory floor mats and carpeting is very clean back here, and it does have side curtain airbags, child safety locks on the back doors, and all bottoms of the doors all look really good, I didn't see any corrosion or anything like that. Looks really good. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this car has to offer on the interior, dim it down a little bit, so you can see that this one has 100,427 miles, so for the miles on this car, this thing is in amazing condition, very, very nice and clean. Instrument clusters in nice shape, has a leather wrapped steering wheel, that is in excellent condition as well. Cruise controls and blue tooth controls on the right, and information center and audio controls on the left. You do get AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities, and this is also where your backup camera shows up, and that is working nicely. This one does have the Bose premium sound system.  It's got a really interesting, almost like feather-like design to the center console here, like a wood-grain trim almost. Keyless entry, it does have a remote start, and there are your heated seat buttons as well. The passenger seat is power and heated too, and there are no rips or tears on that seat. Smells very clean inside this car. I don't think it's ever been smoked in, and the headliner is in fantastic condition as well. Up here you get a compass display and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. It starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. We'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today, and hopefully from this HD video you'll been able to verify the quality and condition of this car all the way around inside and out. See the headlights are working nicely. And under the hood we have the 2.5 liter four-cylinder engine. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this car is 100% ready to go. There is your emissions sticker. And for the miles on this car I would highly recommend this 2018 Nissan Ultima SL in Glacier white from a quality and condition standpoint. And to see more pictures of this car or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, you name it we got to go to that website right there summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Remember to like, subscribe, and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. Click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos we do each and every day here at summitauto. In fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel in the upper left to link to more Ultima cars like this one in the upper right. A link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right. Click those check us out and we're super excited to help you with this Ultra Clean 2018 Nissan Ultima SL in Glacier White. Thanks again for checking out the video I really appreciate it and remember to like and subscribe and share on my YouTube channel. Thanks again.


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Welcome traders to another Intraday Waving Ours session with me, Patrick Munley. I want to revisit the euro dollar here. It looks like we could have the major wave 4 low in place. We have made an impulsive move off the 117 level, which is subdivided nicely. Initial five waves into our first wave high, corrective move, wave 2 subdivided nicely as well into a wave 3 high. And we've now started a wave 5 extension to the upside. Once we get through this 129.5, we should be able to target a move up into the 122.13 area where I look for a wave 5 high to be posted. And then we'll be looking for a three wave corrective move to set long positions to join the major trend. As always traders, plan the trade, trade the plan, manage your risk.