Yo, let's chat. Hey guys, welcome to my office slash bedroom slash music room slash SC room we are Going to go through some pretty cool SC review. This is the lat the latest video that I uploaded. It's a talk with Bethany where I let her roleplay as the actual se Asker question person and then I handle a topic which was I think men are better than women Don't really think that I dare you to use that against me in the future. Let's go. I Can't wait till that happens one day. It'll be like hey terrible. We told we totally got you I'm like, uh, no, don't you realize this is a fake video? Anyway, um, this is the setup that I have for my Budget stream deck. I got this shot right here where I'm in the bottom corner I know I'm so tiny check that out and then I got myself up here Then there's two additional shots if I think I'm saying something important I'm gonna be like zoomed in like this or it's just you and me We're just looking at each other But then if I zoom out a little bit check that out look at that, you know It's like the same shot, but you're not it's not as serious serious not so serious and Of course got this webcam sort of thing. It's all laggy, but hey, it's a second shot So anyway still getting this set up. Let me know what you guys think We will just continue to work. Anyway on this anyway Let's go through the actual conversation. There's some cool things that happen and Just want to go over it. Anyway This is a friend of my name Bethany we met yet each other at Sunday assembly and Nashville And that's her son Caden really cool kid. He I love how kids know how to do fist bumps And look at that power fist bump. That's an awesome kid Okay So that's that is basically my philosophy of how I do se I have three different things that I can ask questions about and it could be Targeted at the person who's holding the belief it can be targeting at the belief itself that conclusion that they've reached or It could target that method that they used to reach their conclusion And it just tends to be the case that there's a lot less ego invested in the methodology Then there is in the person and the conclusion and you know that when people say like oh, I'm an atheist or I'm a Christian or anything like that They so closely identified with their conclusion that if you try to ask a question about the conclusion This is if you're targeting them personally and they'll react as if you target them personally and they get really defensive And they don't open themselves up to actually having a thoughtful conversation about their beliefs or even how they came to the beliefs So target that methodology. How did you arrive at that conclusion? Is that method reliable? What if other people use that rely method and got to different conclusions? Would you be more inclined to believe that these are all great questions in SE and I think they're the ones that we should be asking Anyway, let's continue on Oh I'm saying the same thing look at me. I'm wasting other one's time here Yeah, that's exactly it Cool Right You can do it you do it please do it I'm begging you Okay, so that's a that's a really interesting point you can do I would recommend it with your starting out se try to do it on things that aren't religious in nature Marvel movies or Just like favorite sports teams video games anything that you particularly are Interested in talking about even if it's a conversation that's already started and you remembered Hey, I remember this guy telling me I could do conversations in SE without even having to talk about religion If you wake up in that lucid moment mid conversation try it out try asking someone how they what they believe How confidently they believe it and how they arrived at that belief and you don't even really need to challenge it Just get used to being in that thoughtful mindset where you're asking questions about the methodology It's totally a great way to start totally great way to start Look how thoughtful on me. Oh, he's dropping the bombs and look at her. She's writing it down. I didn't even know that look at that She's writing it down She's taking notes That's a great way to start how did you arrive at the conclusion that men are better than women? It's a good way to start and Yeah, I like that I like that as a more natural way than asking someone how confident they believe they are because that's always such a Weird thing confidence scales and throwing numbers that stuff. I think just hey, how did you figure that out? That's a great way to start a conversation That's not true That's potentially true There are strong women in the Olympics though, I'm not I'm not I'm not discounting a lot of it That's a really good approach. It's a little towards it's it's how do I put it? It is Exactly what you would want to get to in the conversation like if someone says I believe You know This thing because of X what you try to do is look at that X and see hey If I didn't have that X would that change your mind at all and if I said no that wouldn't change my mind at all That's not what I'm resting all my confidence on and X isn't useful at all I'm just saying X but I have no confidence in it whatsoever because I'd still come to that belief even without X So she's doing a great job and just saying hey Do you really believe this because of that thing that you just said and if I said no Move on to the next thing. That's great saves you time from having to ask questions about a bunch of stuff That doesn't matter to either of us. So yeah, she's doing great I Look at that finger though Yeah, I'm thinking right now that's a really good pensive place to be oh, okay, here we go It's always good Sure And it's always good To just get an idea of how confidence how confidence someone is when you say confidence level That won't mean a lot to people who don't are who aren't very useful with street epistemology Conversations, so I would probably try being more like How sure are you about this? Do you think there's any chance for you to be wrong or maybe that's probably even bad way I don't like saying wrong in a conversation like that. I would just basically say Get an idea of is there any window of doubt in that person's mind? So I'm like, are you absolutely sure that that's the case and if they say yes I mean like oh absolutely as in like there's no way that this is wrong. What's whoever this is like lean into it Like oh, so you're absolutely closed-minded on this idea. You're like a hundred percent confidently sure There's no way right if you lean into the the the the absolute nature of how confidence someone is about Any kind of claim they will naturally do one of two things one Be made aware that they might be being a little bit closed-minded and be like well, I'm not I'm not I wouldn't say closed-minded I'm definitely open-minded being wrong about some stuff It's like okay, cool. Now. They're not absolute That's like the bulk of what this work is all about trying to get people to not be absolute in their beliefs or any belief really At least just be open to the idea that hey, I could be wrong about almost anything But if they do reinforce that hey, man, I'm super duper confident I'm super duper confident man And nothing's gonna change my mind that gives you the perfect target To start asking questions about so they'll either give you the perfect target or they'll at least admit hey I'm not as confident as you know You might suspect me to be but we can still have this kind of conversation and that just gives you a good groundwork to start from She's doing it right now So where did you go? A lot Like all the NFL rings. Hmm. Got all the sports trophies. You got all the sports trophies You got that sports ball trophy. I know so much about sports. It's great Oh, why are you going for the gut? And this character is great Okay, I'm not saying women can't do I do like this though Bethany isn't just asked me questions. She's actually Injecting a little bit more of herself and and throwing some personal stories into this as well I So it there are definitely styles of SE where it's just question question question question question philosophy philosophy I get bored with that and I do like to have a back and forth with someone where I'm throwing out some stuff and then Throwing out some stuff to me as well And I feel like that makes it more of a conversation than an interview like this isn't like an interrogation, right? Both of us should be freely able to like introduce some things about their lives And I think that's cool. I think the way that she's done it The fact that it directly, how do I put it? Challenges my notion that you know, like there's no such thing as a female CEO You know like this character is that impression that there's no such thing as a female CEO runs the risk slightly of Challenging that conclusion that I have and that could make me a little bit more defensive in this conversation so there is that You to be you have to be aware that as you in efforts to make the conversation more conversational run the risk of Making your se partner more defensive and that's something but in the same way Only being robotic with the questions that you're asking and strictly only asking questions also runs of risk of not making that Emotional level connection to have that person feel comfortable in a conversation to where they even want to be open It's a strange balance But it's one of those things that gets better over time and I feel like the more comfortable you are the more comfortable The person that you're talking to is so do what feels good to you. That's the basic point of it If you like asking questions Ask questions if you like being intense be intense if you like being conversational big conversational But do you and I think that's the best way to actually get better at this. Anyway, let's keep going Well There's more men in charge Like you look at the president Look at the president For example, like if just because there were more men in charge A woman That means that they're more Does that lay in credence to the fact that they're better than women? Hmm. She's basically asking. How are you defining? Better without saying it so clinically right like if I am in fact saying men are better than women on What criteria am I basing that off of and is it in fact based on capability or like how much money they're making or how strong they're making like It's a really natural way of asking me What do you mean by better and if you can more strictly define that? Then we have a better grounds for at least showing like oh well Here are some cases where that may not always be the case where it benefits men or supports the idea that only men are better With a more concrete definition of what someone explains to be the case you have more Material to work with in order to figure out if that is in fact something that you should have absolute confidence over and Many times we have these kinds of conversations where we are dealing with something as ambiguous as a God But we fail to get an accurate definition of what the God is or what attributes that God has it's just like and It's so important to just nail that out as early as possible in the conversation that we don't have to deal with it Later on because you'll might notice they'll be shifting a goalposts. We'll ask people jump to like the next vague Impression that they had with an ill-defined concept I Think she's doing good here because like overall this is still a fairly like we're still only a couple of minutes into the chat She's asking for that definition and it's getting me thinking look at this pose. This is a really great pose Yeah, I'm definitely thinking about what's going on here. Anyway really really good chat so far They're definitely stronger than women So even if they're the same you like think about it like this Don't hire me if I have a construction So my basing off the longevity of the company look at her thinking she's already thinking about the next thing You're doing good. She's doing great. Oh, there's Pat in the background Just as helpful just as strong probably by a man But at least if they can do that then I'm okay with that too. So maybe I want to say that That's all you really want I'm not Okay, so again the goal of these kinds of conversations isn't to force someone to change their mind or Changed anyone's mind it ever period really it's to give them the I ability to recognize if they've Jumped the gun a little bit on their confidence based on the Method that they use to rive at their conclusion and if it turns out that the methodology that they're using is ill-defined or Not very good or not reliable They will naturally do their own backtracking on their confidence themselves and All you need to do is just shine a light on that and that's what the main goal with se is and I think this is like a really good way of showing that anybody can do it about any topic and The goal isn't so much like hey, you're a hundred percent about a let me turn it around to you're a hundred percent on z No, it's more of just like hey, you're a hundred percent on a is that really reliable is a actually reliable because I want to know Oh, I don't think that method that uses reliable Me okay, so maybe I'm not a hundred percent on a anymore me. I'm just like 99.9999 percent Okay, that's fine. Oh, you could be that that's totally fine because you just went from completely close minded I'm a hundred percent. I'm not asking questions anymore. I'm like I'm here to you cracked open that door Just a little bit you cracked open that door just a little bit and that's all you need to do And that's what's beautiful about this kind of hobby. You know just learning how to get people to be a little bit more open-minded That's all the goal is Just a little bit more open-minded. All right. Let's see what we've got Does she stop here or does she keep going no she stops dude, that's it That's wonderful. Yeah, look at all the notes she took that's great Yeah, if you can just Keep it positive. Yes Hey, yes, why am I agreeing with myself? Right still agreeing with myself It is fun, I highly recommend people try it out listen if you have the opportunity to ever have a chalk or talk with someone and If it's either online or face-to-face or over the phone and you remember this Video if you remember this kind of conversation Remember that you have the ability to help people think about the things that they really strongly believe the case And it could be about anything, you know And it doesn't have to be a challenge. It doesn't have to be an argument doesn't have to be debate No one's get defensive. There's just a really cool way to ask people questions about what they believe to be true in a really fun and conversational way that gets People hopeful it gets me hopeful that anyone will be able to talk to anybody about anything and this is where it begins So thank you for watching that video. Bethany. I think you did a great job. Wonderful job. Okay. That's it. Thank you guys That's it. These are my YouTube recommendations I've been watching a lot of Avengers stuff. Anyway, uh, see you guys later. Bye


I'm here in the Badon for family tracing. I'm looking for a family of Nigerian stranded in Libya. So we can reunite them with their families. The boy is 13 years old. We don't know how he got there. So the boy was able to give us the number of one of the family members. Some don't even know that the child is in Libya. Some think maybe the child is in Europe now. And we say, oh, the child has been detention in Libya. Many of them, they are so afraid and please, how can you help us to bring it? And we tell them, this is why we are here. Every part of this particular work is helping people. Whether you are traveling, looking for the family, you are taking the minor to the family, you are helping the sick person that just came back, you are helping people. I think just that sense that, okay, what I'm doing, no matter how hard it is, no matter the effects of my body or my mind or anything, I am helping people. That's what keeps me motivated.


Oh, we worship You, Jesus. Sit here with me, sing. Chains are broken, cause You spoke. It is finished at the cross. Now I'm living. Jesus, You have set me free. By the power of Your Spirit, every captive is released. Now for His purpose, I am living. Jesus, You have set me free.


We will further redo, give the floor to Mr. President. Thank you very much, Jean-Claude. What I'd like to do is, well, this is a very broad topic. So let me focus on the issue of financing for emerging markets and developing countries. And let me offer you two propositions with which I'm not sure everybody would agree, but I want to offer them in that spirit. First is that, as you know, we've just, after Marrakesh and the whole of last year's efforts, there's a broad consensus that you need to scale up financing for emerging markets and developing countries in part to continue to meet their own ongoing development needs, but also to enable them to deal with climate change, both in terms of adaptation and in terms of their contribution to mitigating the level of emissions going forward. And there are various numbers that float around. There may be three times larger by the end of this decade. And they're also being asked to mobilize much more private financing to go with that as part of their mandate. So let me say two specific things in that regard. First thing I would say is that the conversation about financing the climate-related part of emerging markets needs is quite confused because we think of climate as being both mitigation and adaptation, but in my mind they're very different strategies needed for that. Adaptation is just building into good development of schools, of roads, of hospitals, the extra cost of making them resilient to climate that applies to everybody, rich and poor, low-income countries, middle-income countries, and this should just become part of the mainstream of good development strategies. On the other hand, mitigation, which is the contribution that will come from the policies developing countries adopt that will have a global impact, is really only about a dozen countries, a dozen emerging markets. What the vast majority of countries in Africa do will have no impact of any measurable quantity on global emissions. And therefore, the only sensible way to allocate the financing for mitigation is to target the dozen or so countries whose actions will have an appreciable impact on global emissions. But the MTB system is very difficult for them to be able to do this kind of targeting. And the real risk is that we will end up spreading mitigation financing all over the world with very limited impact on global emissions and therefore waste some of that money. So what my first proposition is that we should think very separately about how to support adaptation, which should be across the board, and for mitigation we need to adopt an approach which maximizes the emissions impact globally rather than thinking of this as a sort of add-on for every country. The second point I want to make is that there is a expectation that now the multinational development banks, regional development banks will be successful in mobilizing much more private financing than they have ever done in the past. They have singularly failed to be able to do this. They set targets but almost never are able to meet them. And now they are being asked to do so with new instruments and a new willingness to do that. And the reason they are being asked to do that is because even if you multiply multilateral development banks, own lending by three or by four, it's just not enough. You have to bring in private capital because that's where the financing is. And people use numbers that become so large that they're not very meaningful. You can easily talk about hundreds of trillions of dollars that are sitting there waiting to be mobilized. But if you look at what's actually being mobilized, it's in a few tens or low hundreds of billions over some time. Now, my contention is that you can keep adding instruments and you can keep adding new initiatives. But the real problem why the multilateral development banks are not able to mobilize private financing is because they have a culture of risk aversion. So they're really not able to take on any of the risk that comes from doing things differently rather than just taking loans and putting them on their own books. And if you talk to anybody who is a private sector investor, actually there are some here who talk to the multilateral development banks, they will tell you horror stories of how the culture of risk aversion makes it impossible to mobilize additional financing. And this culture of risk aversion comes partly from within but it also comes from the instructions that they receive from their shareholders who at the ministerial level make proclamations about how they should be more risk tolerant, they need to go out and do these things. But by the time they those instructions filter down through the bureaucracy in each of those national systems to the directors who represent the same shareholders sitting on the boards of these institutions, it becomes quite diluted and then translated into don't take risks. And with that we can spend many years trying to come up with numbers and plans but unless we tackle the risk aversion issue in my view, we are not going to get very far in mobilizing private finance. So I would say that's the second point of what to make. Let me just end by making a small side point which is the risk aversion problem affects the multilateral development banks, but it also affects almost every public sector institution. That's the nature of public sector institutions is that they are penalized for making mistakes but they're not rewarded for making returns. And in some ways if you look at the IMF and John and I were both at the IMF for many years, if you look at the IMF, we are saying to the IMF that it needs to play a much stronger role as part of a global safety net, financial safety net in a world where there are going to be many more shocks. But again the design of those safety nets by the IMF runs the risk of being designed in a way that is so conservative that almost none of the potential beneficiaries of the safety net will be able to use it. And so like many of the problems that you would see is that the same approach to dealing with this obsession with risk aversion has to go across the street and into other financial institutions as well. So let me stop with that. Thank you Massoud. You were clear, crystal clear and extremely concise but with real issues.


Meanwhile, the federal government has reacted to social media giant Twitter, the late-in-president Mohamed Boharvi's tweet, referencing the civil war and threatening Southeastern agitators. React entered, the development and minister of information and culture. Lam Mohamed accused Twitter of double standards, stating that while the social media side has conveniently ignored inside him tweets by the indigenous people of Biafra, Aipur leader Namdekhanu and his cohorts, displaying the same biases it did during the N-SARS protest in rights when public and private property were being looted and set on fire. It finds Boharvi's tweet offensive. The minister said Twitter's role is suspicious and Niger will not be fooled.


Do not adjust your sets. This is still the Take One Tech YouTube channel, but I'm just about to record the first episode of my new podcast, the live streamer backstage podcast. This is something that is gonna be both an audio podcast, but also I am gonna be streaming it live as well. However, I'm not gonna be streaming it to YouTube. Hence the reason for me posting this video because I do think that there is gonna be a big overlap in the people who watch my YouTube videos and those who may be interested in this podcast as well. So I just wanted to let you all know about it. So what is it? It is a podcast all about live streaming as you may have guessed. And it's where I talk to fellow live streamers to understand how they got into live streaming, how they are using live streaming as a tool in their business. There are many people who have an existing business and live streaming was really just a way to reach out and reach more people or maybe serve their clients and community better. Then there are other people who have made a business out of live streaming in a different way, providing live streaming services to other clients where they go and live stream events and things like that. So we'll be talking to people like that as well. But then there's also other people who have just made a business out of live streaming themselves. So Amazon influencers and people like that who are streaming just purely on Amazon and that is how they are generating their revenue through brand deals and things like that. So I really wanna cover the whole sort of spectrum of live streaming from live events to live sellers to also, as I say, people who are just using this in support of their existing businesses. It's gonna be a weekly show and it is going to be streamed to LinkedIn because of the sort of business aspect to it. However, there is no meeting of live streamers that is complete without a total geek out about gear that they're using. So we will be running through the sort of gear that they're using to get the job done, taking a look sort of behind the scenes that they're set up some things like that. And so before that reason, we're also gonna be streaming to Amazon Live as well. So it's gonna be going to LinkedIn and to Amazon Live and obviously on the Amazon Live side of things we'll have the carousel there where we're just featuring all of the products that are being talked about at any time. And then after the recording, it's gonna be all mixed down into an audio podcast and then also a video podcast that will be distributed on other platforms as well. So you'll be able to get it in all of your favorite podcast players. I'll leave a link in the description to the Amazon and the LinkedIn and also to the podcast itself. So you'll be able to go and follow and all those kind of things over there. I'd certainly appreciate the support. But there is one extra level of this as well which is that for my YouTube members, you can join at those three different levels but at the backstage pass level, you actually get backstage access to all of my live streams which includes this interview show. So technically you'll be getting backstage access to the live stream of the live stream of backstage podcast. I won't try and say that again. But the way that that works is when you're on that level of membership then we start the stream going into Discord before the actual live stream starts and then we can have a chat with anyone who is backstage and also the guest obviously as well. And then after the live stream finishes then we just continue on in the Discord as well. So you can have that sort of extra time to ask any questions and things like that that maybe you've got come up as a result of the interview. So that is all as I say it's not gonna be on this YouTube channel but definitely head over and follow me in all those places if you want to keep up to date with the live streamer backstage podcast. Thank you very much. I hope to see you on some of those of the platforms during the streams. Have a wonderful day. Bye-bye.


They talked about how you're leading the league in quarterback pressures and disrupting things in the past game. Is that satisfying or you still want to get the quarterback on the ground a lot more? Yeah, no, I mean that's just the first step to getting sacked. But I think they'll come cuz I just feel like I just gotta keep being relentless getting after the quarterback and they'll come. I'm not really worried about that but yeah, no, I mean I'm not really paying attention to outside people giving me notice for all that. But I mean, yeah, it's nice, I mean, I guess. When you do watch tape of yourself, I mean you get more excited about the times you're around the quarterback and disrupting plays or do you say, man, if I'd have made this turn or done this, I would have gotten on the ground. And what's the kind of balance like? I mean it's nice to look at the tape and you get gratification from seeing you making strides and seeing results. But at the same time, I'm critical of myself and I'm always looking to improve so yeah, I think it works both ways. You're always trying to improve though and always trying to get better at your craft. And it's just a week by week basis. You gotta come out here every day and look to improve and that's what the best players do in this league. They come out consistently every week and perform. You feel like you're playing better or close to your best yet? I just feel like I'm improving each week and that's the goal. You've all been emphasizing this week when you do get there, not just getting into the ground but getting the ball out too. Yeah, it's definitely a big emphasis for us on defense. We've had guys come close but obviously the more attempts you have, the more chances the ball is going to come out. So it's definitely been an emphasis for us this week. Have you had more turnover drills? It sounds like there's been such a talk this week. More turnover drills this week than you can recall in a week? Yeah, it's been an emphasis for the defense this week. Any new drills introduced or the same drills just more often? More often. The high-mild reps that you have these games, is that tough? How do you go through managing and still bringing what you have to bring on each rep? Yeah, I've been saying, everyone knows me. Everybody knows I love to be on the field and that's just that. I love being on the field. I don't care how many snaps I have to play.  I don't train the whole offseason to be in the best shape of my life to try and be managed. I'm ready to go, I'm ready to go. What makes Ola so effective? Relentless. He's just always going at 100 percent. That's what I feel like everybody on our front has been doing this year. Everybody's just been going and feeding off of each other. And I feel like that's the great thing about it. Is it frustrating at all for maybe, I don't know, edges in general? Maybe you in particular that all the emphasis always goes on sacks. You know, and sometimes that's where the money ends up going to.  I mean, it is what it is at the end of the day.  But no, I mean, the film doesn't lie. People see the amount of times you're affecting the quarterback. And the sacks is just, you know, one thing on the list that you can check that it shows that you got into the sack. You got into the quarterback. But there's other categories that shows you get to the quarterback. You guys faced a lot of different type of quarterbacks this year. I mean, what's Wilson like and maybe going to give you an opportunity to get there based on maybe how he held the ball so far? I mean, he's a talented quarterback, obviously, drafted in the first round really high. But yeah, I mean, he's got a strong arm. He's mobile. We've seen mobile quarterbacks this year.  I think that played big part. Back on Ola for a second. Have you been surprised at how good he's been as far as rushing the passer and how happy are you for a guy like that? He's really been a special teamer in his whole career.  I love having him in our room. But yeah, no, I mean, it's super excited for him. But no, I mean, I'm not really surprised because you could tell, like during camp when I first like met him and do our practice that, you know, he's a guy that can rush to pass or so. I'm not surprised and I'm happy for him. Carol, we've had to hear for a couple years now and you have a quiet confidence about you. Does that help just being able to tune out everything? You seem like a guy does not worry about anything on the outside. It's always about what you're doing to get better. How much has that helped just over the years in a professional level?  In this business, when you're playing well, everybody's quick to love you. Same goes vice versa when you're not. So, I mean, yeah, I mean, I'm just, that's just me. What about BC Clemson? I got BC by 10.


My name is Thomas Chane. I've been in Toulouse for four years now, and I do international trade. The macroeconomics group in Toulouse is small in size, but we cover with my colleagues a whole range of topics from thinking about the role of information in macroeconomics to thinking about the economic crisis and economic booms to thinking about how to design an optimal tax system. Let me tell you about a very exciting new project I'm working on. So I've teamed up with colleagues, both historians and economists. Together, we are working on letters between merchants 4,000 years ago in the Bronze Age in this merchant civilization of Assyria. First, we test modern theories of international trade on these very, very ancient trade flows. We use this model to pinpoint the location of lost cities, and our economic model and the data on exchanges between merchants allows us to make a guess about where these lost cities are located. For international trade, there is a whole range of new questions that are emerging from the newly available data on economic exchanges within cities. That allows international trade economists to use theories developed for international trade and apply these theories for intranational trade, trade within countries or even within cities. New exciting data that are being treated by researchers today.


The following is a presentation of TFNN. Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento. Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now Larry Pezzavento. Okay folks, this is a chart of Bitcoin going over the past couple of years. You notice we made a high of 69,000 way back here in October of 2022. And then of course, we came all the way down to 16,000. And I do these ABCDs here the other day. John Jameson gave me this chart and we were looking for the ABCD to come up here right around 64,000. I just wanted to show you what happened. And this is what I'm just going to give my two cents worth folks. And if you pay more than two cents, you've overpaid. But let's take a look at what Bitcoin did when it got to 64,000. We got the 64,000 and it dropped 9% in 15 minutes folks. It dropped all the way to 58,325. Now we're back up there again. We're right around 63,000 again, which is, you know, that's that's the way these markets go up and down. But the problem that we have from my perspective and believe me, I'm a skeptical little rascal because I've been around for a long time. I've seen all these things happen and I'm a little a little nervous when I when I see things happening. This doesn't have any utility from what anybody's told me.  You can't put it in your wallet. You can't put it on your desk. You can't put it in your car. Take it for a ride. You can't do any of those things. But let's take a look at a few other. We'll start out with the tulip mania. This was the one from 1636 to 1637. They had a tulip bulbs started at about 20 bucks. I believe they got to the price of a house during 1636 and 37 right up in here. It was around 10 to $20,000 for a little tulip bulb. And of course, from February 3rd to May 1st, they went back to where they belonged, which was about four bucks. So anyway, that was the tulip bulb mania. And I remember this was long before we had charts. This was drawn by someone from one of the economic firms that outlined what was going on. But that that was that one. We do have another one here. This was really important from my perspective because I'm such a big fan of Sir Isaac Newton here is the this is the one from the South Sea Island bubble. Now Isaac Newton began buying down in here. Okay. And when it got up to this level right here, he sold out. It was about I believe he said it was near 10% near the high. He said he was fair just he had to get back in and he got back in and when it crashed, he didn't get out and he lost everything. This was one of the smartest men in the world as Isaac Newton said, you know, not Isaac Newton. Albert Einstein. I'm sorry. Anyway, just be just be be careful up in here folks. I mean we start to see stuff like this and then yesterday what happened was one of the I think it was Coinbase or somebody like this basically erased all the accounts and they had no knowledge of where they were. Now they reinstated everything, but for a period of I think three or four hours, they didn't even know where they had it whether they had Bitcoin or not. They would just disappeared. But when you got something like that, you know, something's not right folks. Come on down here. I don't know anything about it.  You know what you scared me a long time ago is when they start feeding me what we call it negative interest rates. That's what really scared me. Okay. That's what really scared me. So anyway, this is what we're paying attention to. Now let's take a look at another bubble that was near and dear to our hearts going back just a few years ago, 20, wow, 24 years ago. Here is the dot com bubble. You see it topped in March. The Dow Jones topped in January of 2000. Okay. This one topped in March. Then we had to break and it went from 49,000 all the way down to 1100. It was right after this was the 9 11. Okay. 9 11 was right there. You see we made a low on 9 11. We rallied up. And then we came down and made the final low here in October of 2002 from there. We went to 18,000 where we traded at today. So that it can you can hurt really badly if you're in something like this and you don't want to try to get involved with that. If you can possibly get away from it. I'm just giving you some warnings here folks from my years of experience. I've been through all this stuff. I've folks I never owned a share of a dot com company through any of this. I didn't I don't trade stocks. I was in futures and stuff, but I did. Okay. I mean the 2004 right at this bottom here is where right right there is when I first met Tom Hougart and Tom was just beginning to you know to get into well he was into trading, but he began to trade professionally around that time. And so we had a lot of fun during this is where the market came down. If you remember into 2009 March the 5th, which was a big day and that was the bottom of the market and it's been going up ever since. So these are just you got to be when you see vertical markets like this folks that when the only way up the only way is down. I mean come on Isaac Newton said for every action there's an equal and opposite for reaction. It might take a little longer than we might think to get that reaction, but we usually do get it. So let's pay pay a close attention to where if you're in Bitcoin, I don't know if you can use stops in that market, but just be really careful. I know some people have made a great deal of money and I'm not sure whether many of them belong here to TF for an internet, but I hear you know bits and pieces of people have made a great deal of money and I'm happy for them, but let's take a look here at the German Dax here. Look at this. Look at this beautiful picture here. Six days down stopped right at the exact 382 goes up makes a perfect ABCD three drive to a top pattern and now it's backed off a little bit, but still very little. See we're just looking at patterns and all patterns are doing is telling us to be careful. And when you see a market that is doing something like this where you see a huge movement and it's great if you can make money during all these things, but if you if you just looked at this from 58,000 up to 62,000 and then down to 59,000 that tells you're going to get right around 63,000 for an ABCD and it hasn't been any higher than 63,000 so far today. There's your a b c d and it's coming in right at the 78% level of that whole move a b c d right up in there. So just be careful.  This was in the 60s late 60s. I got involved in a great Russian grain robbery during 71 72 Russia was buying everything in sight and they were the trouble is they start selling everything in sight in the middle of 73. So the bear mark or the big grain robbery was all already over by July of 73 and what did the market do? It went into a vicious bear market for 18 months taking it down into October and December of 1974 when the Dow got down to 500 that was as low as it got double bottomed in October and December of that year. Those were these types of things that we seen in the past. Now this isn't the same thing. This is what we were looking at in October of 1974. It would been the same that we were looking at this like we had March of 2009. So these cycles are there. Sometimes they work. Sometimes they don't but stay tuned. We're going to look at some markets live and see what's going on today. So stay with us. Steve Rhodes started his trading career as a student almost 20 years ago and the student has now become the master. Steve won the prestigious Timer of the Year Award in 2018 and barely missed that mark again in 2019 finishing at number two for the year an amazing accomplishment. 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TFNN Educating Investors. Call now. Toll free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Okay folks this is a little more of the old A-B-C-D. This is crude oil. We talked about this since the last couple of weeks. We had that three drive pattern measured here to 79-61. The high was 79-62. What we're going to do now is we're going to blow this up a little bit and then go down to a smaller time frame so we can see the action that's happened. And this is what we had. This is our number yesterday. We broke all the way down. Had a $1,200 profit at one time. Then it rallied. You'll see this absolute perfect. There's your X-Bot right here. There's your A-Leg. There's your B-Leg. There's your C-Leg. Right at the old 786 right there to the money. And now we've come down. Dropped almost another $1,000 from that level right in here. So if you're only risking like on this particular trade to be risking about 60 points for $600. Once you've made $600 what you want to be able to do if you trade two contracts. If you can't trade two then you can't do this all the time. But you want to start booking some profits because these markets have a tendency especially nowadays when they're so volatile that you're able to look at what you're seeing here right now. Now this is just a small small pattern that's right here. But it says it still has the possibility to go a little bit lower. Now if I'm basically out of this now because when it pulled back to this level right here. It was right at the 61% retracement. I'd sold it at 18. I covered it right here at 46. Okay that was a $750 profit and now I'm waiting to see what happens next. So the thing that I'm watching closely is if I go down to the smaller time frame. All I want to watch is to see if I get that magical little number known as the old 382. So all I want to do is I see the high that's right here. I top this in and there it is right there. It didn't get above that 72, did it? Now look you've got an A, B, CD coming in back here again. So we could hit this one more time and then it could start down. That's what I'm assuming it's going to be doing. When I see markets like this you can see these A, B, C, Ds that are here. You can't trade all of these folks in the middle of the night. In fact today I believe it or not folks, I hardly ever trade more than three contracts a day or three units a day of anything. Well, not units, but three things like the S&P, the Dow Jones. Though that's one thing and crude oil, gold. I have been in. I think I've had nine trades today. I've had six winners, two losers and one break even making a nice return, but to have that many trades on for one day is really unusual for me. But I've been up all night. And the reason for that is the old allergy things have kicked in here at the old Pueblo here in Tucson. And so the Palo Verde started blooming with all that rain we had. And I'm giving him my best today to keep keep awake to get through this show because I'm taking enough antihistamines to put me asleep for about three weeks. Okay, now that's what we're watching. Now let's go back here and take a look at the gold trade that I was doing. Okay, now here's where we had the gold. We had this move right in here. You can see we pulled down right before the report right down here to the exact 786 hit it. Absolutely perfectly. Okay, that told us that we were going to go higher and we did go higher. There was your old high right here. You can see the ABCD formation that we have. So we're just going to draw it in. See how close it came to that number we were waiting to see, which is right up there at around 12. Excuse me, 2060, I believe 2060 and change as I recall 2061 was the number we got to 2059. Okay, and what I did was that was close enough for me. And so I went in right about here at the right around 57. I sold it at 57 with my stop above here. Now what I've done now, I have my stop at break even my stop is setting it break even 57. That's all I'm doing. And so I'm just using that as a guideline of what I'm looking for. Okay, I, you know, that's, it's all about risk control. That's really, you know, what I'm really what I'm really all about. Now, if I had a gun to my head and I never do, this is the one I do right now. Okay, let's just get this. I would sell the old stop and be right here because at this point, you don't have to risk very much at all. 92 was a 618. Okay. All right. A high was 95. So if you can stand the risk here of six points, you want to get short this thing with a stop above here. Now stop and think this market went from 5106. It dropped 46 hand or 36 handles down to this level here before it rallied again. Hello operator. It's trying to tell you, Hey, this is not as strong as it might look. That's my two cents work and I'm sticking to it. All right. Let's move on here to the next one. Someone asked a question during the time of when I was in the markets back in 72. Well, I started real early, you know, back in the mid 60s, 64, 63. Most that's when I was trading silver and stuff like that. But when I got trading grains and stuff was corn, wheat, soybeans, soybean oil, soybean meal. And you know, I was just using simple cycles. You know that that's really what I was doing. I was looking from low to low to see if there was a 16 day cycle here. I knew ABCD patterns. I didn't understand the significance of them until much later when I lost all my money and I lost all my money folks.  The reason that I lost markets would go up and then I would try to buy the first eight day pullback. Well, the eight day pullback would come just like right here. And it was supposed to go up for eight days, but it didn't boom down. It came and it did that for two and a half months and you can lose a lot of money in two and a half months trading against a trend. And that's exactly what I did. I took a seven figure account down to minus $2,700 and believe it or not, it was my best trade ever because when I got through with that, Don Mack handed me the book, the Gartley books and study this and you're going to be okay. And by golly, Don Mack was right. I've been okay. It's a little simple ABCD, but it's the one I like to use and it keeps me in the ballgame. All right, now let's move on here to the next one here that we want to look at and that question is the Christmas corn. It's having a down day, boys and girls, believe it or not. Here's where we are. We've had a rally now that rallied 20 cents. We've rallied from 45 to 4 to 65. That's what we've rallied exactly 20 cents. It's been our biggest rally we've had in this thing since so she was way back here somewhere. See this went from 50. This one only rallied 10 cents. This one rallied 20 cents. So my suggestion was if you're looking at this, there's the what it looks like. Okay, now we're just this is just a small pattern. Now all we're going to do as I said, look to buy the first 382 retracement because folks that'll get you into the ballgame here. Now we almost got there. You can see here we almost got to the 382 but we didn't quite. So you've got to wait till it gets there. That's at 458. That's 3 cents from where we are right now. You can buy it there and put 58, put a stop at right below 52. So you're going to risk $300 to be a buying, you know, starting your farm and growing some corn, but that's what I would be looking at with the corn. That's what I'm paying attention to. Now the soybeans have started to rally a little bit, but they're still not going anywhere of any significance. And that's why I'm not too excited about them as if you haven't been before I will be soon. These are the November beans. Let's take a little break here.<PHONE_NUMBER>. We'll be right back. The Gold Report. As a precious metal gold is still king. 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One, two, three, four days. You go down again. One, two, three, four, five days. One, two, three days. One, two, three days. One day, two days. When you first get a rally out of here and it goes more than five or six days, that might be the spot to take a look at it. But that's what these markets are doing. If you know, look at this. You see the spot right here? This took one, two, three, four, five, six days to make that high. One, two, three, four, five. There's the sixth day right here. Now you know that's an important number. All you'd want to do is you'd go from the last high that it made right back here and see if that was a 382. So you put it in like that and you'll see that it missed a 382 by quite a bit, but it's still heading down. Okay. Now what we'll do is we're going to watch these go through because each time we've had a rally, it's made an ABCD pattern. There's your ABCD right here. Now you'll notice here that it starts going sharply lower. Look at this gap. You see that gap told you that it was going to go a lot lower and that's exactly what happened. So you had another high in here and another high in here. So you start following it down based on the number of days that it's rallied. That one rallied four days, this one rallied four days. Okay. And that's taken us down to so far as what has been the low, which is 1124. We're trading at 1133 right now. There's a possibility that this could be the low in the soybean market. All I wanted to do is to give me a five or six day rally, something like this and then buy the pullback. That way I'll have a pretty good idea of what I'm looking all about risk control folks.  Very simple. How much do I have to risk? That's all I want to know. I had a little plaque that Amos Hostetter had on his desk and Monty Corp back in Princeton, New Jersey. And it said, is the pattern complete of what you're looking at? Yes or no? And you had to answer yes or no. And second is, has anything happened to change your mind about this position? Yes or no? If you could answer yes to either one of those questions, you could put the trade on, but if you could not answer either of those questions, in other words, it was no, you had to stay in the position. And that's how Amos made millions of dollars because he held positions through the most ungodly loss. You know, he would be, he would be, he would be bullish soybeans here and they'd be all the way down here. But when he sold them, they would be off the top of the page. I mean, you wouldn't think that that's how he made his money, but he did. You know, he had a, he had a fundamental structure of what he thought the market was going to do. He stuck by that and he made lots of money for a lot of people, but he had tremendous drawdowns on the way down. So I had, you know, as my age now, I don't want to mess with the drawdown part. That's, that's not, that's not in my, uh, not in my bailiwick. Okay. All right. Let's get this out of the way here. I'm trying to give you as much clear information as I can today. Let's get up here and take a quick look here at the, uh, the mini S and P in just since we've got a trade. Oh, let's, let's just clean down window tile vertical.  So I messed something up. What did I get it? Oh, I took out soybeans.  I took soybeans out. I got to put them back folks. Hold on to wise. I've got a big problem here. Here's go soybeans. I got to get back up here to my old sx and they'll be right there and I'll put them back in here. All right. And then I'm just going to put the window in right here to tile vertical and then I have to do one other thing and I've got to save that layout. Otherwise, when I go back, I'm not going to be having it and so that's it. So anyway, this would be one that if you were day trading today, I would be watching this one right here in the S and P I would have been selling that right there at 92. My stop is going to be at 98. I actually got to be a little bit above 98 because that's 98. So you'd have to put it at 99 would be the stop be risking 7 cents 350 bucks. Hey, this thing's worth a quarter of a million bucks. So that's not a lot of money. All right. So 350 bucks or 400 bucks out of a half a million quarter of a million is not very much for as far as risk. Okay. All right. Now someone's asked a question about wheat and that was one of the things that I said in the news of the last night. Let's get it up here. I said, if you're going to buy anything today, look to buy the wheat. And the reason why is wheat has made that nice little rally. You see how it's had a pretty good rally there for a couple of days. That's a pretty good rally. We went from 560 all with rally 30 cents and wheat. That's a great deal.   There's your 61% retracement here at 571. And we said put your stop right below here. So if you did that, you got a little bit of a profit in it. You had a little more of a profit a little while ago, but at least it's in a profit. So that's that's what I'm trying to find the same type of pattern here when the soybeans get ready to bottom. And boy, when they do folks, I just thought of something funny. Just I have to tell you a funny story. Well, since we kill some time here, I'm in Atlanta, Georgia, 1970 with Eli Lilly and I'm meeting one of the big top doctors surgeon down there that Harlan Stone and he was anti Lily. He just didn't have much respect for Lily for some reason. They sent me down there trying to get the Keflin on the formulary and so I got out of the plane and I hopped in a cab. It's raining like heck and I get in the cab and I said to the cab driver says, boy, is it raining and the cab driver was African American and he grabbed my tie and he pulled me halfway through the glass and he said, don't you ever call me boy? And I told him, I said, sir, I said, I'm from Tarrot, Indiana. I said, I grew up in a black neighborhood. I said, I don't have anything against you folks. I said, I just say boy because you know, it's a euphoric exclamation point. And I said, I don't go along down here.  So that was my talk about that. I still say it all the time because the old roots of Tarrot, Indiana stuck with me all these years. So anyway, that's why I was looking to be a buyer. This was easier one to buy than if you were trying to pick the bottom in the in the soybeans. I don't think they're ready yet, but boy, they will be. And when we do, we are going to be pyramiding the contracts. In other words, I have done this in the past. I haven't done it for quite some time, but since I'm in the twilight of my trading years, and I can see that one and a half furlong final resting post up ahead, we're going to be doing one of those for soybeans this year. I did one and doesn't make any difference. That's history. You don't want history. You're you're interested in the mystery. 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It was trading now instead of 12. It was trading for some ridiculous amount of money. I think it was around 70 cents a pound or something like that. It was just really quite high. A lot of folks have been following me. We made a lot of money. And on that particular day, you know, we have these life changing things. And the report was so bullish that they said the only soybeans that you're going to find are those in the Smithsonian Institute. When I read that, I said, oh, dear God in heaven, something's wrong, just like these dudes that are in this thing with the crypto stuff, same type of stuff. Anyway, we start writing sell tickets, put our stops in really close. Market broke that day with that bullish report was down the limit three days in row and went down for a year and a half. And that meant that the market had already made its move. So what I'm going to try to do is do the same type of thing with soybean oil or soybeans, November soybeans, and we're going to start adding to positions because that's what I did during that time. Every time I had doubled the someone's account and most of these accounts were five and $10,000 accounts. But when we cashed them out, they were worth the six figures and up. So every time the market doubled, in other words, if we go from, let's say, 45, okay, and your margin on that is 45, it's 600 points, okay, 600 points. When you go to 46, I would add another one, okay. So now you have a $700 profit and you're adding another one and then you add another one and then you add another one and then you add another one. But what you have to do is you want to do it in the context of what the market is doing. Remember, when soybean oil went up at one time, let's go back here. You'll see here, this is where we were in June. Look how the market went up. You see, if you started your program right here, okay, and then bought the first pullback right here, which was probably exact 382. Okay, there was a 382 right here. Did it make an ABCD on the way up? Let's just check and see. There's ABCD. ABCD will be the one for me. How close did it become? We came high was well, missed it by quite a bit. It missed it by half a set. 60, 11 and 60, 52 should have been the number and then we made a double top in here. And then, of course, the market started to go down and that happens all the time. But what we're going to be doing is we're going to be looking to be adding during these times right here. And if it's really bullish, remember, these haven't even been planted yet. There's nothing in the nothing that they don't start this until right in here around the end of March early April. The planning intentions will come out and they'll say, yes, the soybeans are X number of acres and they'll give you a rough idea. And that's when you want to start looking at what you're looking at. This thing will not start to go up until this trendline right here. You can see that long term trendline sets right there across these numbers. Once that's taken out to the upside that might be the place where it starts to go higher. So that'll take quite a while because look, even on this little format right here, just taking this small little pattern right here. It's got to get above 46. It's got to rally a whole scent just to get it above that 61 percent rate. But that would be the first sign. Yep. We made a lower low here and now we're starting to move higher. So these are the things that I have to be watching for each day. I do the same thing in the meal and I do the same thing in the oil. I do all the same. So I hope that makes sense and what I'm going to be doing, but it's going to take a little bit of effort. You're going to have to have nerves of steel. You're going to have to put a little trust in the old cowboy. But, you know, I've been to this rodeo a few times and I know how to do this. You're not going to risk very much that much. I can promise you I've been to that. I've been to that dance. I don't want to. I don't want to go to that dance anymore. I don't want to risk very much when we start this. We'll risk about a thousand dollars and on the way up we'll be adding with money that the market's giving it to us, protecting ourselves all the way up. Yep. We might get shaken out once or twice. We might have to start over once or twice. But when the when the opera is over, the lady will be done singing and that's where we want to be is in that opera seat, making salutations, having a little bit of a Dom Perignon 55 as James Bond would say. Anyway, so that's what we're watching here in the near future here for this. Our guests next week. We're going to have a Stan Harley and we're going to have Bill Meridian as our guest cycles research. Hopefully we're going to have Tim bossed. He's having a rough time but I think he's going to be able to come back on and he's got some good stuff. He had some really great trades. We weren't able to follow through with him because he had a little bit of a relapse. So we're going to have Tim on next week to see if we can get some more, you know, information from that. Let's take a quick look and see where we are with our stop and P position here. Here's where we are right here. We did it right there and you'll see. We're out about a point. One point not too bad. Remember our stop would be above here. I got my limit. Minder on because I want to see if it pulls back down below this level. That would say, well, he didn't hurt us very much. It only went against us by four, four, four points. You stop would have been here. So that's all I'm saying to me. This market that broke this much if it went from 06 down to 74 that is 36 handles. It wouldn't have been. You know, I know it's rally back, but I would think that it would be a lot more bullish. You can see here. Here was a bullish enthusiasm when that number came out and yet everybody that bought that stuff in here one time had a loss. So that's that's what I'm paying attention to is how much do I have to risk to see if this is going to be something that's going to roll over and maybe make a couple of bucks on the downside. So what I'd be looking for today because we've got a couple hours to go today. I would be looking for potential of a market like this. We had an ABCD pattern here. This would really shake them up, but can you imagine just risking that amount and looking to cover at 50 62? That's 32 handles. You only risk an eight and low operator. Those are the kind of trades that you like to find. You know, that's the way I look at it from the cheap seats here in Tucson, Arizona. If you have any questions<PHONE_NUMBER> in March, I'm going to have one of my day trading days where we're going to be live training for four hours. That'll come, I believe, around the middle of March. And so that'll be fun to do and be another three weeks or so before that gets off the ground. But we've done six of those. We've done pretty well. Had a lot of fun and people enjoy them. So we try to do two a year and our first one will be in March during that time. So anyway, that's what we're paying attention to here today with these trades. I think that's pretty much what I wanted to see about everything here. Let's see how much we got here on the old clock on the wall. 42 seconds left. Well, this is what we call dead air time, folks, because I don't have much else else to say here. Let's take a look at this gold trades. I really want to be short the gold. And I am, but I haven't got stopped down yet. See my stop is right there. So all right, let's take a break.<PHONE_NUMBER>. 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And I think we're heading down to 8240. We just made that really big ABCD pattern. And if we were to repeat what had just happened, we should get down to right around 6340 is what I'm looking at right in here. So your risk here is about one and a half cent and your profit potential is three and a half to four cents. So that's a really good risk-reward ratio. Fantastic. Thank you very much, Larry. That's all you need? Well, yeah, following you on the the bean oil and then the corn with the new crop. Well, we're ready. So just be patient. Hey, when do you you must be a farmer, right? No, no, I am a semi tanker driver. Oh, okay, good. Well, almost like a almost like a farmer. Anyway, they start they start planning. They start planting corn towards the end of March early April beans a little bit later. But that'll be coming through here. The thing I like about these hogs is for the last four days, we haven't been able to rally at all. You know, we know we rallied one or two pennies and it looks like it really wants to head down to around 83 cents and hasn't broken yet.  Cattle have already broken heavily. So the hogs are not usually too far too far behind. Hey, thanks for joining us, Dave. Happy holidays. I'll send that 20 bucks just as soon as I hit the next race at San Anita. Okay, okay. Have a good one. You bet, my friend. May God bless. See on the flip side tomorrow, boys and girls.


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Hi everyone, Joe for jasphyscasebrakes.com. Coming to you live from Hermosa Beach, California. We were in Atlantic City at the National Sports Collectors Convention. We had a great time there. It was really fantastic to meet a lot of people. And for those of you who couldn't make it, thank you so much for joining all of our breaks too and kind of being part of the national in a different way, part of our national promo, where we were given away over $30,000 in prizes. All you had to do was join those NSCC breaks. We had to do 75 of them. We finally did the last one today after we finally got our last case back. And the grand prize, four cases of tier one baseball. That's gonna be pretty nice. And pretty easy promo too.  And these are all the prizes that we're giving away right here. Here's a bonus prize right here too. We actually got that as a gift from our distributor, gifting it back to you. Trevor Lawrence Autograph Full Size Football. I think it's fanatics authenticated if I'm not mistaken. Correct, Nick LaPlante pointing out that you could have just bought out all those prizes. We would have gladly, if someone paid for that, we would have gladly given you all the prizes right then and there. But we're gonna do it the randomizer way. So I've got all the prizes collected right here. Here's the top prize right there. And then two through 13. I think I got all this right. Let me just double check again, 14 through 17. We'll get those. 18 through 29. 30 through 41. 42 through 73. Gets all that. 74 through 98. 99 through 140. And then 141, your bonus prize right there, that Trevor Lawrence. So for those of you who are always like, oh, I'm always at the bottom. Well, this time, that bottom, that being in the last bottom is not gonna be too bad. All right, big thanks to everybody here. Now this is on our break schedule tab. If you click the, if you go to the break schedule, then there's another tab over where we've been keeping track of this from break one. So you should have been able to audit all of your breaks, make sure your name is in there. We got to 75. So big thanks to everybody who made this happen. I appreciate it. We did a lot of tier one. You know, it's impeccable, definitive. Almost all of these were at the national. Those eminence breaks counted for multiple basketball mixers, some fillers, all that sort of thing. Thank you very much, everybody, for being a part of this promo. I appreciate it. And then we ultimately got to our 75th break today. And you go, that was that big bonus break right there. So that's a total of 1,589 names. It's a lot of names. So now let's actually, or actually minus one, because column or row one is that. So 1,588. So let's copy all those names. New dice, new list. So it will be the top 141 out of all that. And let's roll it and randomize that list. And we're just randomizing your names, not the prizes. So we're gonna randomize that whole list. Just three easy times, two and a one. Fingers crossed, good luck, everybody. Very exciting, who's gonna win those cases? Oh, and by the way, all those prizes, we've pulled those boxes already. So we're gonna get a nice jump on getting all that stuff sent to you. So all that stuff should be sent out in the next, I think, day or two. Two and a one, three times. Good luck. One, two, and once more, third and final time. After three, now it's only the top 141, but everyone here, thank you so much. I appreciate your support of Jaspies. I appreciate you getting in on this promo. Thanks for helping us out. Thanks for your support, even if you're just a spectator too. We appreciate that as well. Thanks to all the people that watched our show at the national. Thanks to all the people who came up and said hi to us. Hopefully I'll still remember names and faces when I see you next time. Hopefully you can visit us in Hermosa Beach, California. That'd be lovely. Especially if you're in a cold weather area, visit us in the winter time. So thank you very much. We could not do this without you, literally. Now we're getting to spot 141, which is gonna be that Trevor Lawrence. And that's gonna be, that's gonna be Stephen Kay. There you go, that Trevor Lawrence autographed football going your way. And then from here on up, thanks everybody. You're all winners.  I'll match you up on the list right there. Who's gonna win that grand prize though? So from 141 and up, you're all getting something. So thanks for getting in. But the grand prize, Eric Leal. Wow. Very close, Carl. But Eric Leal, congrats to you. Four cases of tier one baseball going your way. That's awesome. Boom, there it is. All right, so there you go. Eric, four cases of 2022 tops tier one baseball. This group right here, you're gonna get some hobby box of select UFC. This group with some chronicles, box of chronicles, 17, 18 chronicles. Mosaic soccer Euro edition for this group right here. Good time to collect soccer with the World Cup coming up. Court Kings, basketball, international blasters. Those are pretty great, WWE revolution. Hobby boxes going your way for this big group here. The 21-22 revolution, basketball, Chinese New Year edition for this group. Panini Flux, a complete set sealed box for 99 through 140. And then Stephen Kay, you get that bonus prize, the Trevor Lawrence Autograph Full-sized Football. But the grand prize winner, Eric Leal, congrats to you. Hey, everybody, thanks for your support. I'm Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. We'll see you next time for the next promo. Bye-bye.