What is up everybody's got the slow motion thing going on today. So guys, this is my second live today. I did the experienced agent training a couple hours ago. It's right there on the YouTube channel also linked in Facebook and Twitter. It's live on Twitter. I'm also live on Twitter right now. I'm live on YouTube, Facebook linked in. So what's up everybody? I'm going to do another live cold calling session here with a good friend of mine out in the Austin, Texas area. And yeah, I'm just going to keep pouring it on here. Let's bring them on. Big Dan Forbes. What's up buddy? Hey, Ricky. How you doing? Good to see you. Good, man. So you're in the Austin, Texas area. Yeah. Yeah. I'm actually in Leander, Texas, which is about 25 miles north of downtown Austin. We have a lot of suburb cities, Cedar Park, Leander, Liberty Hill, Flugerville, Malmrock, Georgetown, which is sort of all in north Austin. But you know, people ask me where I'm from, generally say Austin because they know that. You're in Austin, Texas, man. Just you're in denial. You're in Austin. Okay. Face it, bro. Yep. So how long you been in business? Well, which time? I got licensed in 1995 and practiced real estate for 12 years in Florida. I was in Bradenton, Florida, which is about 40 miles south of Tampa on the Gulf Coast. And then basically we were the number one hottest market in the U.S. in 05 along with Las Vegas. And then the real estate crash just devastated our market in 2007. Okay. Left the industry, got hired by Merrill Lynch, worked as a financial advisor until 2014, which is when we moved to Austin. Actually when I moved to Austin, I actually started doing some one-on-one real estate coaching and training for some offices here in the Austin area because of my experience and background. And I realized I could make more money selling real estate. So I got back in to real estate. Basically, 2017 was my first full year back in the real estate. Got it. Got it. So you have 17, huh? Yeah. Okay. 17. So five years, second go-around. Yeah. Cool. Cool. And I see you're sure. Is it your own brokerage? Yeah. So I'm a solo broker.  You know, I'm a shingle. It's just me and my transaction coordinator. Got you guys. So listen, this is what everyone on this channel has been waiting on, somebody who has more than one year experience, which is most of our agents who do the live calls to come on and do some live calls. So I hope you guys are appreciating the fact that I listened to you and brought a more experienced agent on to make these calls. So, okay. I guess what you are. You've had some great people on.  Even if they're, I mean, even the ones that weren't that great, it gave me an opportunity to critique, which enabled a lot of people to learn from those critiquings. I, Ricky, I watch every one of those. Yeah. I watch them live, but I watch every one of those and I learn from every one of those. So. All right. Just so everybody can gauge like what we're dealing with here. What's your sell so far this year? 14 closed for pending for this year with another two that will close next year. So I expect to close hopefully 30, 35 this year, which would be my best year, you know, back into, back in the saddle. Got it, man. Got it. No, that's exciting. What was your sales last year? Last year was 20. Okay. 20 closings. Cool. Cool. Great. Great. 20 deals last year, looking at 35 this year, going to make some cold calls. So who are we calling, bro? Who are we calling? I love circle prospecting. So you love circle prospecting. I do it at least four days a week, sometimes five if I'm building on top of my game. So that's what I'm going to be doing now, just calling in, in a neighborhood. The sale prices in that neighborhood right now are in the, in the fours up to about 500,000. So do you have, do you tell me your experiences because you've had a lot of experience in the business, give me your just quick synopsis so we can move on to the calls. Like your opinions on expires for sale by owners, Zillow leads, open houses, all these other lead sources. You know, I love working expires and it's always been a bread and butter for me, but not this year because nobody's expiring here in Austin. There are some withdrawn. So it's been really, really, really poor. But I knew you were going to ask that question. So I jotted down in the last 12 months, I've actually closed 26 transactions. One of those was from Circle Prospecting, seven were buyers from YouTube, eight was from my sphere of influence, seven referrals, six from expired or withdrawn listings. So all right. So what, so give me your, what do you like Circle Prospecting, like how many calls you make and how often are you making them? Now I'm actually about an hour and a half a day, I'd actually like to spend more time doing that. So this morning, this morning I did an hour and a half and actually picked up a great prospect. It's an investor that owns some rental property and she has one here in Austin that she wants to sell. So I'm going to be following up with her. She's having a new roof put on, has a tenant in the property. I'm going to go over, take a look at the property, give her an idea of what it's going to sell for. Yeah. Had another one that called me back today that I had called probably two weeks ago that wants to list their property. And you know, the great thing is they're not talking to any other agents. You know, I called them and discovered them and don't have to worry about. But a bing, but a boom, man. One thing leads to another. Yeah. Are you using Red X or using Moja? Yeah. I use Red X and when I'm circle prospecting, I use the triple dialer. Love it. Let's get it. All right, man. Listen, while you're getting your dialer all geared up and stuff and getting ready to make those calls, I do want to let you guys know, listen, the experienced agent training I just did that was, in my opinion, very valuable. There's a link in the description or it's just on YouTube. Okay. Just go to there and one of the last videos I posted, boom, it was a live session. Also next week, on Tuesday at 1pm central, I'm going to cover NFT training. I'm going to train you guys on NFTs. What is an NFT? How to buy an NFT? Why do we even, are we even interested in NFTs? You need to understand the trends here and the future of currency and the future of this new industry that we're in with NFTs. I actually think NFTs might even become like your deed for like your properties and stuff. Something that could literally happen, like a digital footprint, instead of a paper deed, it's like you have it in your digital wallet. You own the house to your deed in your digital wallet. I think that's something that could be a reality.  Go to zero to diamond.com, backslash events and get your free tickets for whatever city is closest to you and sign up for the free coaching. Let's make some calls. All right. I probably should have opened this in a different browser window, but anyway, I'm ready to go. You can actually probably just split the screen. I got you. Yeah. I always like to say hello right away because sometimes there's a delay. Hello. I say hello a lot. Are you dropping voicemails? I am. What's that voicemail sound like? I'm trying to make it real friendly, real short. Hey, this is Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty. Could you give me a call back please and give me my phone number? Yeah. And I get callbacks every day I get callbacks. Some of those have actually turned into business, so I really recommend the voicemails. Now, that's good, man. That's all I'd like to do it to. The message for mailbox number one, five, one. What's your normal pickup rate or so? About 20% can be a lot of... Pretty good. Pretty good. I actually only count the ones that I have some sort of conversation with. I don't just count the ones that pick up. Hey guys, listen. Also, I don't know if you guys are part of the... I don't know if you're part of the Zero Diamond Discord. Zero Diamond Discord. We're actually making calls together in there, posting our daily results. Oh, hi, Andrew. Hey, Andrew. Hey, good afternoon. This is Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty, here in Leander. How are you today? Well, actually, just the other way around, I was hoping maybe I could help you. Another home had sold just around the corner from you and wondering if there's anything that I could do for you real estate-wise. You're good? Hey, do you have an agent here that you'd work with and ever did have a need come up in the future? Yeah, he hung up. He was out of there, boys, out of so quick. You did all you could do, though. Quick draw. Yeah. Automated voice messaging. Give me a second. I don't like to leave any space. All has been forwarded to an automated voice messaging system. You know, they've got these real interesting... All has been forwarded to an automated voice message system. You know, robo-call types of recordings that try to lure you into a conversation. I've been caught by some of those. Oh, hey there. Good afternoon, David. Hey, David, it's Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty, here in Leander. How are you today? Hey, well, first of all, I'm good too and been enjoying the rain we've been getting this month. How about you? Yes, sir. Good. Hey, David, I didn't want to take up your time. Another home had sold just around the corner from you and I didn't know if there might be anything that I could do for you, real estate-wise. Okay. Yes, sir. Sure. Do you have an agent here that you would work with if you were thinking about selling or buying? Okay. All right. That's great. You know, I find, David, a lot of people like to have more than one agent that they know in case that agent's not available. I'd love to work with you at some point in the future if it made sense. I'm wondering if it'd be okay, though, if I could just stay in touch with you. Okay. Yes, sir. Well, that makes sense. You know, I do know if you're like most people, one of these days you will be thinking, like you said, about buying real estate or maybe selling real estate and, you know, I'd love to work with you then. Would it be okay just to stay in touch? You don't be able to reach out. Okay. All right. How about if I just send you my contact information by email and, you know, and if you decide you ever want to reach out to me, you could do that. That's a great question. I get that sometimes. I use technology. There's a lot of different kinds of technology out there. And you live on Loma Cedro, correct? No, I don't live on Loma Cedro. You're not on Vista Ridge? In Vista Ridge any longer? I see. Well, I don't know why I've got the address. I've got the address wrong. But I guess you are here in Vista Ridge or in Leander, I suppose. I got you. I got you. Well, it's all old information. That's okay. Well, listen, I do appreciate the opportunity to chat with you. I really would love to have the opportunity one of these days maybe to meet you, maybe to work with you. I'm just looking for an opportunity to stay in touch. That's okay. All right, David, you too. Bye-bye. What can you do? What could you do?  Oh, yeah. That one wore me out. Listen, what I would do, what I would have done instead of that long that long thing where he had an agent. Yeah. You know, because you gave like a story right there.  It sounds like you're in good hands. Listen, I'd still love to stay in touch with you. Would that be okay? All right, just shorten that. Okay. Shorten it because you went on this long spell.  Here's what I see with you so far. It sounds very scripty. The tone, the what you're saying that, you know, right there, I think that would have been a moment that I would have skipped a weather time because he was like, you know, I think, and you went into, I would have been like, oh, yeah, listen, man. And like, when I lower my octave, when I say, you know, down to their level, where now I'm kind of on the same level. It's like, I got you, man. Listen, no problem. Just real quick. Don't want to take it too much of your time, but da, da, da, da, da. Right? Because your octave is staying the same no matter what. And I feel like you're not adjusting your tone and octave to not match them. A lot of people get it mixed up and they're like, oh, mirror them. No, it's not about mirroring them. It's just about adjusting it to where it fits. You know what I mean? I don't feel like it's fitting. But yeah, I would definitely shorten that part to, and this is what I've been saying lately. When they have an agent, I want to know who it is. And then I want to say, listen, it sounds like you're in great hands. Listen, I would love to still stay in touch with you. If that's okay. Is that, you know, would it be hard if we stayed in touch? Boom. Cool. What's a good email? You know, kind of deal. I do like, I do like to ask because I've gotten a lot of emails from people that said that they had an agent. Yeah. I used to. You know, I used to. I definitely want to ask. You're good. I definitely want to ask. I just don't think that that long, hey, some people want a second agent, you know, all those sentences, it turns into a thing where he's already saying, he kind of, he's already, he's telling us without telling us he wants to get off the phone. Right. Right. And so now here we are taking up more of his time. Yeah. Going through this mirror go round of words. Let's just say, listen, well, cool, man, listen, I want to get off the phone just as quick as you do. All right. If I just stayed in touch with you. Boom. What's a good email? Bam. Right. I like that. All right. Let's keep this train of rolling. All right. Let's go. There's two more numbers of that address. So I may be done on that one back here in a minute or so.  I did read some of this morning. I spoke to them yesterday, but they own more than one property. I usually use the ability with vortex is just dial through my computer. Yeah. And then I've got my, my earbuds in when I'm doing that, that works really well. Yeah. I had found that sometimes doing this, dialing it with my phone, that there was a delay between when it picked up. And so that's why I'm so quick of saying hello. Even the ability to drop the voicemail is a little delayed there. Maybe a little delayed. Well, it to change the icon from pause to voicemail when they pick up. It takes a few seconds for that to change. Oh, hi. Hello. Is this Betty? Hello. Hey, Betty. It's Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you today? Me too. I'm fine and been enjoying the rain we've been getting. How about you? It's nice. Hey, Betty, I didn't want to take up your time. Another home had just sold around the corner from you. And I didn't know if there might be anything that I could do for you. Real estate wise. You're right now.  I got you. Say, is there an agent? Is there an agent here that you know you'd work with if you, you know, ever did have a need come up in the future? Okay. Okay. Yeah. Sure. Sure. You know, at some point in the future, you know, maybe you'll be thinking about buying or selling real estate. And I'd love to have the opportunity to work with you. Would it be okay just to stay in touch? No, it has to wait. I'm not making any changes in counseling. I got you. And I don't blame you. I'm just looking for an opportunity to stay in touch in case, you know, in case maybe you have a need in the future, just wondering if that would be okay. That's okay. Okay. All right. Hope you have a great day, Betty. Thank you. Ruthless. Well, her husband died. Well, he didn't die yesterday. Listen, I understand. I just want the opportunity to stay in touch. What? There you go. Whoo. You know, I find that, um, yeah, you're right. And, um, probably I think my thing would have been like, listen, oh, wow, I am so sorry. You would have got the phone. No, no, I would have, I would have said, uh, well, I would have went in a place of, you know, I'm sorry to hear that kind of thing and then see, and then kind of try to fill it out to see where it went. I like what you did. Listen, I like what you did, man. That was, that was Ruthless, bro. That was, uh, you know, I don't want to, I don't want to give up. I don't want to be the one that, uh, you know, doesn't ask the question and gives up. I don't want to be rude.  Listen, bro, I have witnessed there is no objection that you are not going to smash. Like this lady said her husband died.  You said, she didn't say, I understand. I'm at the funeral. Yes. I understand. But at the same token, I'm just wondering if I could appreciate the opportunity to stay in touch with you. Oh, you never know. Oh man, this is good stuff. All right. All right. Let's, let's, let's go to the next one. I need to get some more emails today. That's why I'm pushing so hard. Oh, this is a priority call. So either they, oh hi. Oh, hi. Hello, Grace. Hey, Grace. Good afternoon. This is Dan Forbes with Forbes realty here in Leander. How are you doing today? Me too. I'm fine. And I've been enjoying our July weather so far. How about you? Okay. Well, listen. Absolutely. Hey, I didn't want to take up your time. It's just another home. It's sold around the corner from you. And I didn't know if there might be anything, anything at all that I could do for you real estate wise. Okay. I got you. Do you have an agent here that you would work with if you, you know, ever did have a need come up in the future? Okay. All right. Well, listen, you know, I know that. All right. Well, thank you. Bye-bye. All right. See, I'll let that one go. Well, she wasn't interested from the very beginning, you know, she, I know. I know, but it's, it's, it's interesting to me that a lot of people that are not interested in the beginning and they want to get off. If I just keep following the script and if I don't keep that in my mind, be surprised that, you know, those can turn into emails or, you know, contacts for the future. I don't want to be the one that gives up too soon. Yeah. That's what I'm saying. Absolutely, man. I'm, I'm all about it. I'm all about it. There's some kind of disconnect though from the beginning for some reason, you know, like there's something going on there. It seemed like every single person, they just kind of go into the conversation kind of with their guard up. You know what I mean? Do you feel that way? Yeah. I mean, I sense that I sense that with her. The last guy had his guard up from the very beginning, from the, hey, how are you doing part?  I want to keep evaluating this. Yeah. Yeah. Let me know if you, if you sense something. Definitely. All right. Let's go. Maybe it's because it's in the afternoon. Could be people have different moves different times a day. Do you normally call in the mornings or afternoons? Yeah. Yeah. 9 to 12. I love calling in the morning. That's all I've ever read about her. 9 to 12 was fire. And if I'm Mondays consistently, people are friendly or on Monday. I don't know why that is, but that's my experience anyway. I love calling on Mondays. This dude said husband died. No biggie. Need a backup agent. Need a backup husband. What was it? Backup agent. Oh. Are you married, Dan? Yes. No automatic voice message. Never know where these calls are going sometimes, bro. Yeah. Yeah. Let's not go there. Hello? Hello? Can I answer that? Sorry. I cannot get you. Some people have a big pause at the beginning of their voicemail. Yeah. Oh, man. That, that, that ladies, that, that, that was, that was one for the books. You should make a compilation. You can make a hilarious compilation of calls into a video. Hello? Oh, hi. Good afternoon. This, hi there. This is Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you today? I don't want to sell my house. Oh, that's okay. I promise you. I wasn't asking you about selling your house. I know you get calls like that. There was another home that had sold just around the corner from you. I was wondering if there might be anything that I could do for you real estate-wise. Yeah. Well, that's okay. Do you guys have an agent here that you know that you'd work with? Okay. She hung up. Man.  All right. Tell me what it is.  You're the master. Maybe you're sounding too jolly. Too jolly. Like a little too jolly. I'll calm it down. Yeah. Maybe it's just a little too jolly. Too friendly. See, I got this friend and family reminder here. Yeah. All right.  Right. Right. So think about the tone you called her. Okay. Right. So think about that right now. How exactly what's my tone? Like what do I say when I, when she picks up the phone? What am I saying? And what's my tone? Okay. Like play that in your head a couple of times and then do just that on the next call. All right. So, so when the answer I should say, what do you want? Yeah. Why the heck do you call me? That one was tough too because there was, there was no name that I could identify with. So I always like it if they want to. All right. Let's go. Aaron with dollars to use and he's using red X. Of course. Everybody's using red X guys. Everybody's doing it. Triple. Everybody's doing it. Hello. Well, hi, Chris. Yeah. Hey, Chris, it's Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you today? I am doing well and I'm enjoying this July weather so far. How about you? Yeah. I'm enjoying the July weather here. It's not hot like normal. How about yourself? Go to the next day. You're out of town? Yeah. You're out of town? Yeah, I'm out of town. Oh. Yeah, I'm out of town. That's okay. Well, listen, I didn't want to take up your time. Another home that's sold right around the corner from you. And I didn't know if there might be anything that I could do for you real estate wise. Yes, ma'am. Well, that's okay. I didn't think you were selling, but if you had a need come up in the future, is there an agent here that you know that you'd work with? Okay. All right. Well, listen, I'm just hoping that perhaps I could just stay in touch with you in case you have a need come up in the future. Would that be okay? Perfect. Chris, what is a good email for you? Okay. Well, I apologize for that. Well, that didn't go well. She hung up? Yeah. Yeah, she hung up there. She can hear you just fine, bro. Just fine. Yeah. Say what? Maybe. We can hear her. She can hear us. She was answering questions. What? I can't hear you. It's starting to break up. I... Yeah, I love that. Yeah. I can't hear you. Call her back. Call her back and say, I don't know. I think the line got disconnected. I can already went beyond that. I'd have to... Yeah. That was a good idea. I could have called her back. All right. We'll go on. We'll move next. I don't have the best of cell service in my home. That's why I like calling through the laptop. It seems to work better for me. Hey, listen. Did you see how the first part of that call went? Yeah. It felt so good. Your tone was different, and she was like, oh, hey. Yeah. If you go back and watch that call, your tone was different, and she connected. Right? Yeah. But then what happened? Here comes Mr. Jolly Man. Mr. Jolly Man. Is that my new... Mr. Jolly Man came back. Jolly Man, Dan. He came back to the ballgame. I'll be right back. I got a real important call. Keep it going. Okay. First message. First time I've been accused of being too jolly. Oh, hi. This is Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you today? Hi. How are you? I'm doing well. Did I reach a business? Oh, well, I'm sorry about that, but I'm an active real estate broker here. While you're on the phone, is there anything in the world that I could do for you real estate-wise? Yeah. That's okay. Thank you, too. Bye-bye. Hello. I like Vortex. I like the triple dialer. Oh, hi, Brian. Yeah. Hey, Brian. It's Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you doing today? You're calling about it. I said I can't do it. If I'm calling about what? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Forbes Realty here in Leander. Hey, I did want to... Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I just want to let you know another home that's sold around the corner from you. If you ever did have a real estate need come up, do you have an agent here that you know and would work with? Yeah. Ready? That's okay. Thank you, too, Brian. Bye-bye. Have a good one. Bye. Another friend in the business. Well, hi there. Good afternoon. Is this Cheryl? Hey, Cheryl. It's Dan Forbes at Forbes Realty. How are you today? Okay. All right. It's Dan Forbes at Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you today? Well, listen, the other way around, another home that's sold just around the corner from you. And I didn't know if there might be anything that I could do for you real estate-wise. Yes, sir. I'm wondering if you had an agent that you would work with if you ever did have a need come up. Okay. All right. Well, listen, I'll let you go. Would it be okay if I could stay in touch with you? All right, Cheryl. Thank you. Bye-bye. All righty. Ricky had to step away to take an important call. So hopefully he'll be back shortly for us. Hello? Oh, hey, Chuck. No, it's not Chuck. Well, they hung up. So a really good call session this morning. What happened while we were going? We reported to an automatic voice message system, 5-1. I've got 10 emails while you were going. No, you didn't. No, you didn't. I'm a poker player, bro. I can speak. Well, hi. Is this Mr. Byrd? Not Mr. Byrd. Wrong number. Well, listen, this is Dan Forbes. I'm with Forbes Realty here in Leander. I know I've got the wrong number, but is there anything in the world I could do for you, perhaps, real estate-wise? Thank you. All right, thanks.  I've made a lot of money from wrong numbers. I agree. I'm not available right now. You can leave a message. Oh, hey. Good afternoon, Anthony. Oh, I'm sorry. I got the wrong number. I hung up already. You, like, hesitated on that one. I did. Why? I felt that. Why did you hesitate? Well, you know, I like a lot of callers struggle with those that say you've got a wrong number. And I've been experimenting with some different people. I don't know any light just when he said hello. Hi. Oh, hi there. Good morning. Is this Ms. Braswell? I was looking for Mrs. Braswell. Oh, I'm sorry. I've got the wrong number. Do you own a property on Barranco Way in Leander, Texas? No. Okay. All right. Well, listen, I'm an active- You used to own that property. I got you. Did you guys move away or do you still live here near Leander? Oh, okay. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Right next door. Well, listen, you know, I know I've got the wrong number, but is there anything that I could do for you real estate-wise? Oh, okay. Well, that's exciting. Well, good for you. Well, you know, I'd love to stay in touch with you if you ever have a need in the future. Would it be okay to stay in touch? Okay. All right. Well, thank you very much. I appreciate it. Bye-bye. Hey, Dan. Yeah. When you asked for the email when they said anything or if something should come up in the future, they're already telling you they have another agent. Yeah. Right? So just say, hey, cool. It sounds like you're in good hands. I'd love, I still love to stay in touch with you if that's okay. Okay. Is it all right if I just stay in touch? All right. And they're probably going to say no. Say, all right.  You know, I appreciate, I appreciate the feedback. Um, the, the tone can make all the difference in the world. And there are days that, you know, I feel that I'm really on and I'll get eight, 10 emails and there are days that I feel that I'm off and, you know, try to try to evaluate those and you know, like most callers on here with you, of course, a little bit different, you know, being, being alive. But there's a lot of things going on, but there's really only a few things to concentrate on. And I love your emphasis on, you know, friend and friend, friend and family. And I would say, sticking to the script. I'm going to go back. Hello. Oh, hi there, Lucy. It's Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you today? Well, listen, I, another home had just sold around the corner from you and I didn't know if there might be anything that I could do for you. Real estate wise. I got you. I got you. Is there an agent here that you know that you'd work with if you ever did have a need come up? I got you. Well, I hope that doesn't happen too soon. Wonder if it'd be okay just to stay in touch with you. Okay. All right. Well, thanks for your time. I appreciate it. Oh, right. You know, I think maybe that they're not moving. What do you think? I think they're not moving. Whoa. Let me tell you something, Sonny. Yeah, you are moving out of my house. Yeah. I already told you once. I ain't going to tell you again. Yeah. You ask a while ago why. Hello. Hello. Oh, hey, Mr. Braswell. No, not Mr. Braswell. Hey, you may be the person I'm trying to reach though. This is Dan Forbes. I guess not. You ask a while ago why it hesitated at the beginning. It's because a vortex didn't move fast enough. It was still on the old record. And so I, there wasn't a name there. Hey, it's Dan Forbes. Run, run right into it.  Yeah. First second. So crucial. And that's where you're really losing a lot of these people. I want to go back to the comment about, where is it here? Josh, Josh was looking up the, he was verifying the numbers on true people search. Yeah. I mean, to me, the time that it takes you to do that, I could just run through the numbers even faster than it takes you to verify the numbers, call them. I'm calling all those numbers anyway. It doesn't make any sense. I'm looking at efficiency. I'm looking at scalability. I'm not looking for anything that's going to slow me down in the process. I'm trying to take advantage of these technologies that allow me to do all this at a super fast speed. I'm going to get, you know, some of these are going to be verified, some of they aren't. If I spend time trying to verify them, I could have just blown through all the bad ones to get to the ones that are verified. It doesn't make any sense to me. That's my two cents. Yeah. And, you know, I'll just say I've, I've closed many transactions from wrong numbers. I don't care if it's the right number or the wrong number. If I can speak to a human being, that's what, you know, that's what I'm wanting to do. I know a lot of people, man, that like did million multi-million dollar deals off wrong numbers. Yeah. Ready to go? Here we go. Yeah. Let's keep it going. The call has been forwarded to an automatic voice message.  You know, I want you to ask that question and try to get people to talk with a plenty of voice.  Has anybody ever done that? Yeah. I've done it plenty. Yeah. I've, I've done it plenty. I honestly have prank called property owners. Right. There's no videos of it. It was back in the day. I'm going to do it. I was like 20 years old. The next person to the names was probably should be like, Hello. Okay. I'll do it. Hello. Let me know. Leave a message. Hello. Is she sounding friendly? Hello. Hello. Hello. Mr. Warner. Is this Mr. No. It's not Mr. Warner. No, it's not. I was trying to reach Bambi Warner. Sorry. You have the wrong number. This isn't Bambi. I apologize. Actually Bambi Warner is the name on this, on this record here. Oh my gosh, bro, you did it. You sounded like you did a healing balloon though. Hello. I didn't do the whole thing. Hello. Bambi there. Right. This is Dan Forbes over here. Forbes real stuff. It's Bambi. I'm looking for Bambi. Hello. Yeah. Yeah. Do you have Prince Albert in a can? Hmm. Ooh. Is your refrigerator running? Oh, I'm sorry. This is Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty. Did I reach a business? Oh, I'm sorry to take you away from work. I dialed a wrong number, but hey, I'm an active real estate broker here in Leander. Is there anything that I could do for you? Okay. Well, have a great day. Thank you. Hmm. That'd be cool to catch somebody at work that turned into a transaction. I haven't had that happen yet. I mean, I've had conversations. Just a wrong number, you know, catch a cork in a store and turn that into a sale. That'd be cool. I'm glad that record had Bambi as a name. That was good. That was good. I noticed I had a call a while ago from a circle prospecting prospect that does want to sell their home. So I'll be calling him after I get off this. All right. This ain't going to be a bust, is it? It's going to be when and sometimes you'll learn. Exactly. You never lose. No. Well, Heather, good afternoon, Mr. Petsch. Is this Mr. Petsch, P-E-T-S-C-A? No. Oh, no. Goodness. I've got the wrong number. You know, you may be the person I'm trying to reach, though. Do you own a property on Las Colinas Drive in Leander? No. Well, this is Dan Forbes. I'm a real estate broker here. Anything in the world that I could do for you, real estate-wise? And I guess not. That was good, though. He hung up. That was good. What are you doing here? Like, we got to work out of the jolly. Work out of the jolly. OK. Yeah. Oh, Heather, good afternoon. This is Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you today? Hey, good. I'm glad you are. And I'm doing well, too. Hey, I did want to take up your time. Another home had sold just around the corner from you. And I didn't know if there might be anything that I could do for you, real estate-wise. No. Oh, that's OK. Thank you. I didn't push her. I knew she was getting off the phone. Yeah. You see, some agents say, well, let's get an experience agent on her. And let's watch him get 10 emails in an hour. It doesn't always happen that way. Yeah. I mean, hello? Hey, Alan. Good afternoon. Good afternoon, Alan. This is Dan Forbes with Forbes Realty here in Leander. How are you doing today? Yes, sir. Me, too. Doing OK and enjoying the rain we got yesterday. How about you? I'm here in California. Oh, you're out in California. Oh, my gosh. You own a property here. You own a property here in Leander, Texas, though, don't you? Oh, OK. Yeah. Well, another home had just sold around the corner from your property here. And I didn't know if there might be anything that I could do for you, real estate-wise. Yes, sir? It's a smart move. Please. It's a plan now. Yes, sir. Yeah. And the investment seems to be pretty good. Yeah. Yeah. Why is move on your part? Say, if ever in the future you were thinking about buying other real estate or maybe selling, I mean, do you have an agent here that you know that you've worked with? And family, friends as well. So yeah, I'm thinking of probably, you know, stick with them for a long time as well. But do appreciate the call. I got you. I got you. Would it be OK just to stay in touch? Yeah. Yes, sir. Again, I've got, you know, family, friend as an agent. Yes, sir. For future stuff. And what that makes sense. Yeah. I certainly respect that.  Maybe if I could. What is a good email for you, Alan? OK. All right, person. Thanks. I appreciate your time. Love it. That was good, dude. That was good. I like that. I like that. I like that. Cool, man. You can shut it down. We're at the top of the hour. Get that one shoulder. Yeah. I would go back and watch it, man, and look at the comments and stuff and just kind of rewatch the entire session. Any questions? Got you. No, I think, you know, I'm really trying to be conscious of that friend and family and the tone. Yeah. The jolly thing. I think that's. Yeah. And jolly is not the right word for it. It's just scripty. OK.  And that's what I feel. Maybe jolly is not the word, but I feel like it's too much. Like we're pouring on too much of the friends and family. OK. To the point where people are now they're questioning it, like, man, this is a little too nice. I don't know this guy. Send a little too nice. You know what I mean? You got to find the right level of it that can actually hit them, hit the nail right on the head where they're like, yeah, this, you know, I don't know this guy, but he sounds like a really nice guy kind of deal, not over the top. You know what I mean? But no, I love it, man. I love it. I think this will help you get a little better. Yeah. I appreciate you having me on. Yeah. Let's do it again. Anything else today? That's it. Cool, man. We'll see you guys at Salt Lake in two days. I love you guys so much. We'll see you on the next one. I'll be back here next Tuesday. We're doing live NFT training. What is an NFT? And then we're going to do live calls again. I got my guy. Mr. Branson, I believe, is on next week. Marquez Branson. So I'm looking forward to that as well. We'll see you guys soon.


So yesterday I made a post that I know a lot of you saw and I got a lot of messages on it, which was great You know so recently I Have been seeing in my Facebook feed a lot of sadness from people a lot of people going through things All seems like the same and it just seems like we're all kind of in a spot where you know We're hurting we're struggling with you know found relationship or you know death in the family or whatever it might be You know, it's kind of it's pushing me. It's pushing me to do a little bit more than I have I Don't know it's about maybe a year ago. I started a novel and The novel is the forgiven path to the city of Springs I didn't have a name for it at the time or I did and it changed and You know, I stopped writing it probably And I'm maybe three months into it. You know, I ended up meeting somebody now it's almost 18 months ago and Yeah, I just got I got sidetracked with life and you know hanging out and Doing fun things that you do when you meet somebody and so, you know, I put the book down and pick it back up and month and a half ago You know, we broke up and The first thing I did was pick the book back up and I said it's you have to read you have to write it You had to finish it. I keep your mind on things You got to focus on things and so I kept writing the book and it and it's funny how things tie in together and I'm writing this book and I can tell you the moment rereading as I'm going through my edits the moment that I that I picked it back up after the six months I Could see the shift in my emotion. I can see the shift in my words. I can see how much I'm addressing things differently from my heart and And then after reading so many Facebook posts and Instagram posts about, you know narcissism and and and people You know saying this person's not right for me and you know people come into your life and they leave your life and and you know Don't think that you're that you're bad or that you're damaged or any of this stuff and I and I'm reading I'm reading I'm reading and I see so little So little responsibility taken and and this is not meant to Make anybody feel bad about hurting or you know about Anything that they're seeing in their relationships their past relationships, but I'm gonna tell you this This is the one lesson I learned and I probably learned this last night and today So I've only been I've only been a part for You know a month and a half From my person, you know somebody that I probably Cared more about than I than I showed her and and that's okay because I know that But with my new novel being called the Forgiven Path It's for for the first part of the month and a half I kept thinking I had to forgive her I had to forgive her for for leaving I had to forgive her for Shutting me entirely out and saying I just don't want to hear from you I had to forgive her from making a quick decision that was stupid and wrong and But I'm gonna tell you this what I learned last night and today is this it's not her that I needed to forgive. It's me I have to forgive me because When you go through a breakup Initially, you look at things differently You look at things as well They did this and they did that and I didn't like this about them and and you know They made a rash decision and they're gonna regret this And I look back and I realized that's not what happened now. What what happened was it was me It was it was 100% me I I Was not the person that that she was to me. I Had to be better and I wasn't and when I talked about in my post, you know learning From you know from from the actual breakup learning from the hard and the part that sucks Hey, I thought that meant that I had to learn that She wasn't for me and I had to find a better person and that's not what I learned what I learned was I made a lot of mistakes, you know, I learned that She needed me to be a better person and as I sit here and I evaluate myself and I and I read my novel And I and I look at the words they put in there I'm realizing I'm getting to that point. I'm getting to the point where I'm realizing I'm not the person I need to be for somebody so You know, I of course, I'm not gonna get into details of my my relationship. It's not fair to her It's not fair to the people that know both of us It's You know, it's something I'm gonna keep private But I will say this The decisions that she made when we broke up Are definitely decisions that she should have made As much as that hurts me to say I Was not going to learn to be the person that she needed me to be if she didn't hurt me and Really, that's even said wrong if I didn't hurt myself There were things that I knew I needed to give her I need to be a little bit kinder I need to drop flowers off a little bit more because I knew that she loved that I Needed to I needed to show her off a little bit more than I did I let my ego get in the way and the fact that you know Attention to something we all like. I mean, it's something that we it will not all it's something that most of us really strive for We want we want to feel love you want to feel, you know, the people want us we want to feel like that we're Yeah, go through a divorce you want to feel like that you're desirable still and so I never lost that feeling and here I meant this, you know, this amazing absolutely amazing woman and She showed me that that I was desirable that I was that I was something that You know that that could be loved and Man looking back. Did she ever show me that like that that was one person that would just put it out there and show me and I didn't and Listen, I love the comments. I'm not being hard on myself. I'm really not I'm being honest with myself and I'm okay with that You have to learn. I mean my character in the book has to learn a valuable lesson through pain and Through hardships and he wasn't going to learn otherwise and he did and I looked at this and I went man Were you were you like predicting that this was going to happen to you? So I Went through a very very very very difficult divorce and the people that know me close know about it and the people that don't It was bad And I can honestly look back on my marriage and say listen You failed that too Don't get me wrong. There were things that happened that never should have happened to me But I look at back on my life and I realize that you know Initially, I make the mistakes of of getting in my own way and the reason why I'm telling you all this It's not for attention. It's not for reaching out saying I'm so sorry or you're such a great person for being so vulnerable It's not It is literally to teach somebody else not to make the mistakes that we keep making over and over and over again I Can sit here and tell you that two weeks ago I could have given you 20 things that my ex-girlfriend did That I thought were wrong and Today I can sit here and say all 20 of those were because of things that I did They weren't that she was doing them wrong to hurt me. I Think she was hurting and just couldn't tell me I Wasn't a bad boyfriend. I wasn't a bad husband But I wasn't what they needed. I wasn't the person I needed to be and I get that so listen Stop looking at everybody as a narcissist. Stop looking at everybody as it's their fault Stop looking at everybody and saying but they hurt me Take the time to heal and you're only going to heal if you can look at yourself and say But why did they do those things? What did I do that contributed to them? You're not going to find the answer in all of them There are absolutely people that are going to hurt you for nothing and there are people They're going to cheat on you and make you feel terrible and and and leave you for no other reason than they haven't healed But stop looking at it In a way that you cannot heal yourself Healing does not start By blaming somebody else healing starts by looking at yourself and realizing You've made a lot of mistakes and that's okay, and that you're going to make a lot more and that's okay, too I'm never going to be perfect. I'm going to make a lot of mistakes from this point on the rest of my life And I know that But what I know is this I don't know That I'm ever going to find my person again like I had I Believe I'm going to find my person again But it sucks to get to the point Where you know you had more than you could see with your eyes and It's truly important to understand this Some things are not fixable They're just not You can sit here and want it all you want you can pray you can beg you can do whatever you have to do Some things just aren't going to be fixable, and that's okay But look back on the good things you had and realize You can't do this again. You can't You have to be happy With what you have and not with what you don't have I don't mind making a video and being emotional Because I don't want to see anybody else go through this I'm fine. I'm good. I'm great. I got four beautiful kids five beautiful kids before that I take care of here and And that's great. I love that. I'm in a great spot in my life. I feel strong. I feel great But I'm gonna tell you I have a lot of regret I Don't have regrets necessarily for the things she did I have regrets for the things that I didn't do And she's not going to see this video and that's great And she's moved on With her life and she has to and not necessarily with somebody else. I don't know that I don't follow her I don't look into her. I don't even question.


Honestly, Wilson, but he's all on his own. Pass one, pass two, brilliant goal! What a majestic solo goal from Callum Wilson! Let's come back for Smith!


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What's going on everybody got Kyle and Matt here relating sports cards from one box of bowman chrome you it's gonna be for Kevin B Good luck Kevin. Let's see what we got sir See what we got Let's see a big one College ball is a refractor Ruben Owens First out of A&M. He's got to pay freaking Jimbo like 70 million dollars to not coach It's kind of wild so wild. It's kind of wild the biggest finesse ever in this Malachi Starks pretty much Will Shepard a 399 Kyle McCourt QP for Ohio State There should her Sanders base There's a first Marvin Mom and Harrison Keele Williams insert and jahad Campbell promo code. What do you mean Jace? Martianne Lloyd you trying to figure out Promo code magic win I did use that yesterday Refractor first is gonna be Devin Neil. I did get a promo code magic win yesterday. Best believe it I don't know when the next one's coming. So we got to Especially with these next few games, man Extractor first you taking in Sanders. I don't know when the next pizza's coming Oh the promo code for the past since yeah, they probably shut it down. I would think They probably shut it down.  Go fins, Sean. Almost that time Go fins. He's almost that time Jordan Travis Early risers go nulls sweat this out II II first trick may KJ Jefferson go sweat out with a chef with sab Just what I was sad. He's probably doing nothing First refractor is Will Johnson Raymond man Sanders K club Nick There you go, Nick I need uh, I need Tyreek to eat up that defense. There's jacquory brock There you go, Nick I need uh, I need Tyreek to eat up that defense. There's jacquory brocks purple shimmer not numbered I need Tyreek to eat that defense up Need to be alone. Here's a sure Sanders insert that makes sense Makes a lot of sense There's an auto. It's going to be Antonio Gates jr. The sparty There's Jason Spencer. We got a sparty and orange is going to be jace mclellan orange wave to 25 It's a low number there for the Bama, um Bama first bowman I might break things Oh man This is our first AJ swan Oh, maybe it's uh, maybe we're like a special or something. I don't know I know with uh with the promo code magic when if you put it like a special pizza in there It doesn't it doesn't actually use the code. There's a camp camper to 50 on the goal Gotta have like the exact thing they want you to have in there Unless they don't give it to you Monon guy, they might have shut it down man. They might be running out of chicken in the whole city They might be running out of chicken JJ McCarthy And that guy's got two breaks over on fanatics Over on fanatics got definitive and bowman.  I can't disagree with him there. I can't disagree with him there All righty there that'll do it for you. Mr. Kevin On the uh box of bowman chrome you appreciate that my man. We'll get those right out. See you


Hello Earth citizens. In this video, I'll show you a 10 minute routine to do before a test or anything else that makes you anxious. It could be a presentation, before a big event, something where you have to expose yourself and show and you feel vulnerable and you feel very anxious and nervous to do so. So if you're in that jittery state like, oh, I have to perform well, I have to do well or else people will judge me. If you have all those thoughts running around, this is the perfect routine for you. So you're in your nerves, you're nervous, you're anxious, please find a comfortable place to sit. Comfortable place to sit that's quiet where you could focus on you for 10 minutes. We will do a quiet meditation with positive affirmation, telling myself positive information and also using the breath to calm down my brainwaves.  So we'll use the breath and we'll also use positive affirmations to replace all the negative crazy judgment anxious thoughts that are running in your head. Replace those with positive, happy thoughts that calm you down. Are you ready? Find a quiet place. Close the door. Don't let anyone in. Okay. Quiet place. Please sit comfortably. Place your hands on your abdomen.   And first feel your body. I know you have a lot of nerves. I know you have a lot of thoughts, but feel your body. First feel from the top of your head. Scan your body downwards.  But imagine you're opening your internal eye, your third eye in between your forehead. Your physical eye is closed. And as they close, your internal eye opens.  Can you see your body? Can you feel your body? And now where do you feel tight? When you're anxious, nervous, we get very tight in our neck and shoulders. Do your neck and shoulders feel tight? That's okay. Just notice them. And now we're going to use the breath to calm our agitated brain.  So you breathe in. Imagine oxygen going all the way down to your belly. Hold it there for three seconds. Three, two, one.  Now as you breathe, imagine you're breathing a long thin breath. So when you breathe in, it's like this. When you breathe out, slow and long. Okay? Not like this. Slow and long. Like hold it for three, three, two, one. And then exhale like this. Are you ready? Let's do 10 deep breaths. In and out like this. Hands on your abdomen.  Deep breath in through your nose. All the way to your abdomen. Hold it there. Three, two, one.  Again, breathe in. All the way to your abdomen and exhale. We have no more breath. That's two. Breathe in. Hold it three, two, one. Exhale. That's three. Now if you got the hang of this, please close your eyes. Focus on the pattern of your breathing. Breathe in. Hold it three, two, one. Exhale. That's four. Breathe in. Three, two, one. Exhale. Again. Breathe in. Hold it three, two, one. Exhale. Six. Feel your body.  If you feel sleepy, that's a good sign that your brain waves have calmed down. Notice your tense shoulders and neck. Did your shoulders drop down a little bit? Do you feel a general sense of calmness? Even if it's a little bit, do you feel something coming down? Like you're doing a great job. Let's do four more. Deep breath in all the way to your belly. Hold it three, two, one. Exhale. Seven. Breathe in. Hold it three, two, one. Exhale. Eight. Two more. Three, two. Exhale. Hold it three, two, one. Keep your eyes closed. Keep your hands on your abdomen. And this time, let's say positive affirmations to yourself. Please repeat after me. Say these words out loud. If you can, if you're not in a space when you can, then just say it to your heart. Okay? My value is not determined by my grades. Beyond my grades, I am a human that is valuable, worthy, beautiful, capable, precious, and meaningful. My grades do not reflect me as a person. Only my character reflects me as a person. I can be someone with good grades and terrible character, or I could be someone with not so good grades, but excellent character. The value of me as a human being is determined by my character, my actions, my thoughts, and my words. Always remember, you are not your grades. You are not what your teachers tell you.  I am an absolute being. My value is determined by my character. What actions? What thoughts? What words do I choose for myself and others? Place one hand over your heart. Repeat after me. I love myself no matter what outcome. I love myself no matter what outcome. I love myself no matter what outcome. I love myself because I say I love myself. I don't need anyone else to tell me I love myself because I choose to love myself. I love myself no matter the outcome. Repeat that five times. I love myself no matter what outcome. I love myself no matter what outcome. I love myself no matter what outcome. I love myself no matter what outcome. I love myself no matter what outcome. Now open your eyes and say out loud with me. I love myself no matter what outcome. Yay. I know you'll do great no matter what outcome. Love yourself. Take care of yourself. You are worth way more than your grades. You are worth way more than what school tells you. Okay? Remember that. You did a great job. To experience a full one-hour brain education-based class, please visit a local body and brain yoga studio near you.


Hello, you're watching the International Daily Roundup by People's Dispatch, where we bring you major news developments from around the world. Our headlines, Canada's federal court upholds compensation order for Indigenous children. All charges drop against three leaders of South Africa's Abhalali Basem Ajindolo, death toll climbs in worst prison massacre in Ecuador, and hundreds protest suspension of Beirut Blast enquiry in Lebanon. In our first story, Canada's federal court has upheld a landmark compensation order for Indigenous children. The order was issued by a human rights tribunal in 2016 in retaliation to the welfare system. It found that the government allocated less funds for public services for Indigenous peoples. The discrimination pushed more children from these communities into the foster system. Despite forming only 7.7% of Canada's population, Indigenous children formed 52% of the foster system. The tribunal ordered the government to give Indigenous children affected by the system a compensation of $40,000 each. The children's parents and grandparents would also be eligible for compensation, except in cases such as abuse. The government of Justin Trudeau asked for a judicial review and a stay on the decision in 2019. The application was dismissed by Justice Paul Favel on September 29. The ruling was issued a day before Canada said to observe its first national day of truth and reconciliation. It aims to honour over 150,000 Indigenous children who were victims of the so-called residential schools. The abuse and torture carried out in the schools is considered a cultural genocide. Friday will also mark Orange Shirt Day, where people wear the colour to honour victims and survivors. Cultural events have been organised in various areas, including a Remember Me Walk to Parliament Hill. In our next story, all charges have been dropped against 3 leaders of South Africa's Shackdweller's movement or Abhalali Busse Majandolua. Linda Hule Anguni, Landau Shadzi and Ayaan Darangila were released on September 29. They were detained for six months at Westwell Prison, facing charges for the murder of Wuzi Shazi. ABM stated that their arrest was part of a crackdown on the movement's Ekhanana occupation. It is operating as a working commune with a cooperative farm and a political school. ABM has also said that the two witnesses in the case made sworn statements stating that they had lied. The autopsy report also contradicted the original witness statements. One of the witnesses was part of a local family affiliated with the African National Congress. The movement has stated that the ANC has been trying to seize the community's land to turn it for profit private property. ABM held a meeting to discuss the facts in the case on March 21. However, soon after, leaders George Bonono, Malfi Fever-Gasala and Sinico Mia were arrested. They were charged with conspiracy to murder, despite the fact that Mia was not even present at the meeting. Their trial is expected to take place in Durban on October 1. We now go to Ecuador where at least 116 people have been killed in what is being called the worst prison violence in the country's history. Fighting broke out between rival gangs in the littoral prison in the city of Gayaquil. At least 80 other people have been injured. Authorities have stated that the fighting took place using firearms, explosives and knives. President Guillermo Lasso has declared a state of emergency in the prison system for 60 days. Police, military and national service for comprehensive attention to persons deprived of liberty and adolescent offenders have been mobilized. The massacre in Gayaquil took place two months after 27 people were killed in the same prison. 79 prisoners were also killed in February during simultaneous riots in three prisons. An expert told AFP the Ecuador has been witnessing a steady rise in prison killing since 2017. The system is also facing structural problems including overcrowding and corruption. 39,000 people are currently imprisoned while the system is a capacity of just 30,000. The former Lenin Moreno administration was also heavily criticized in February for failing to guarantee the right to life and the security of incarcerated people. And finally, families of the 2020 Beirut blast victims held renewed protests in the capital on September 29. These followed the suspension of an inquiry into the explosion which killed at least 218 people. Former Interior Minister Nahat Machnuk filed a complaint against investigating Judge Tariq Pitar. Machnuk has been accused of criminal negligence in the blast. He accused Judge Pitar of bias and misconduct and requested his removal from the case. The court of cessation will now decide whether to accept or reject the case. Around 300 people gathered outside the Palace of Justice on Wednesday to protest the action. A similar complaint led to the dismissal of Pitar's predecessor, Judge Fadi Sawan. Pitar has charged several top officials with criminal negligence including former Prime Minister Hassan Diab. All leaders have denied wrongdoing. Before the inquiry was suspended, Pitar had filed summons requests for senior security officials. Among them was Major General Abbas Ibrahim and Major General Tony Saliba. The judicial probe into the 2020 blast has not yielded any results so far. Victim's families have repeatedly accused top political and military leaders of obstructing the proceedings. That's all we have time for today. We will be back tomorrow with more news from around the world. Until then, keep watching People's Dispatch.


So number one thing you want to do on your computer is just literally clean up your bookmarks folder, get rid of all the things that you're not using and then create really organized folders with all the things that you need to do every single day so that when you're trying to get to that login to that course, guess what? It's one click away. It's not you searching for the login, not remembering the URL for getting your password and before you know it, you've given up on actually educating yourself for the day. So the easier we can make a habit, the more likely we are to do it. A famous example of this is, if you want to go to the gym in the morning, put your gym clothes in your shoes right next to your bed so that when you roll out a bed in the morning, you don't have to look for them. There's no friction involved and all you do is you put on those clothes and you get to the gym because as we know, the hardest part of going to the gym is usually just showing up. Once we're there, it's not that hard to do it.


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And also a British-born man who was a member of the team, or rather a team of Islamic State militants in Syria, nicknamed the Beatles, has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. Alexander Kote tried on eight U.S. criminal charges including beheading four American hostages, lethal hostage taking and conspiracy to support terrorists. He is one of two Islamic State members held in Iraq by the U.S. military before being flown to the United States to face trial. Acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia Raj Parekh says Kote has been offered due process. Perpetuated by ISIS, we have given Alexander Kote the opportunity to face justice. Kote has been afforded due process and in the face of overwhelming evidence, he made the independent decision to plead guilty to his crimes. The justice, fairness and humanity that this defendant received in the United States stand in stark contrast to the cruelty in humanity and indiscriminate violence touted by the terrorist organization that he espoused. As the mother of James Wright Foley, I call on President Biden, our U.S. Congress and all Americans to demand that our country protect and assist any innocent U.S. national held hostage or wrongfully detained abroad. Our U.S. citizenship should mean that our country will do their very best to shrewdly negotiate for, rescue and recover our U.S. nationals whenever they are in danger abroad. Thank you.


Welcome to Protein Synthesis. In this video, you'll explore what protein synthesis is, including the two parts of its process, transcription, and translation. Protein synthesis means making protein. Whenever cells want to make any type of protein, they use a process that includes building blocks like gamino acids to build new proteins inside of the ribosome. Anytime a cell wants to make a protein, the instructions are transferred from the DNA to the messenger mRNA during transcription. To transcribe means to write something down. During the phase, the instructions are transcribed from the DNA to an mRNA molecule. Let's see how this works. Transcription. Inside the cell's nucleus, a portion of the DNA molecule unwinds, exposing the gene responsible for that protein. The unwound portion serves as a template to copy from. Nucleotides, with the help of enzymes, move along one strand of the exposed gene to form a molecule of mRNA. The purpose of mRNA is to encode the information for a single protein and leave the nucleus with the plants. On RNA, U pairs with A. The nucleus makes multiple copies of the mRNA from the DNA, depending on the amount needed by the cell, and sends all of the mRNA out of the nucleus and into the cytoplasm via tiny openings called nuclear pores. Translation. The protein synthesis process has now entered the second phase, translation. During this step, mRNA along with transfer RNA, or tRNA, and ribosomes work together to produce proteins. With the mRNA in the cytoplasm, it binds with a ribosome so that it can be decoded. The mRNA's protein message is read three nucleotide bases, triplet codes, or codons, at a time. Each triplet represents a specific amino acid. During the reading, the corresponding amino acid is activated by the enzyme. A transfer RNA molecule has two ends. One end has a specific binding site for a particular amino acid. The other end has a particular sequence of three nucleotides and the anticodon that can base pair with a codon. The appropriate molecule of tRNA attaches to and carries the activated amino acid to the ribosome. Anticodon bases pair with the codon in order to bring the specific amino acid to the correct place. A second transfer RNA molecule picks up another activated amino acid and brings it to the ribosome, matching anticodon to codon. The first tRNA releases its amino acid to the second transfer RNA and leaves the site. The two amino acids form a peptide bond using ATP as its energy source. The ribosomes read the next codon. Corresponding tRNA brings the activated amino acid to the ribosome. The second tRNA releases its load of amino acids to the third tRNA and leaves the site. Amino acids link up, forming peptide bonds using ATP. The process repeats itself until the entire message is read and all amino acids are brought in sequence, forming a polypeptide chain. This chain folds into its final conformation and is completed and released. Multiple copies of proteins are made as other ribosomes follow the first ribosome. Finally, mRNA is recycled when protein production is complete. The nucleotides are also recycled and are used in other processes. Today we explored what protein synthesis is and how it works by examining transcription and translation. You've completed protein synthesis.


That boy Fetty Wop, man. They done gave that boy Fetty Wop six years in prison. Six years. News you can use, news you can use. Make sure you got like, subscribe to the channel. Make sure you guys tap in, man. Check out what we got going over at Boss Talk 101. Make sure you guys become members of our YouTube channel. Just quickly, we wanna talk about that boy Fetty Wop, man. They done gave that boy Fetty Wop six years in prison. Six years. Fetty Wop, man, he ain't doing it in a minute, but they're using old videos, all kinds of stuff, to sentence him. They gave him six years. He might get out in four to four years if he's good, four to five years, but at any rate, man, they got him. They got him dead to the left on this one.  I hate to see anybody buying those bars, but they use some of his music, his rap music to convict him. This is something that you guys gotta be careful about, man. Man, that trap queen, that whole situation, they brought all that back up in court as well, saying that he was glamorizing drugs, all kinds of stuff, so you got to be careful, man, when it comes down to what they are saying, what they'll do to get you convicted.  They use stuff against you, man. When you say this stuff and it goes out on these internet waves, know that it can and will be used against you. This is public information now that you put it out in this way.  Yeah, I remember he was going with that girl, Alexa, Alexa, but I'm telling you now, man, that's over. He gonna have to figure out something else now because they've sentenced him. He's got the time now to think about it, sit down and think about it.   They doing rappers as dirty as they can to try to make them stay under their control. They know that the economy and entrepreneurship is something they know that these artists can be a force to be reckoned with if they ever unify, if they ever understand the power of unity.  All I'm telling you is, man, you listen to them and hear me good, man. Betty Wop, he got herself in a situation now, man. Willie Junior, that's his name. I'm telling you now. The prosecutor was ready to get him. They definitely was happy to get him. There's a big fish to them. I guarantee it. They brought everything they could up against this man to make sure that he understood that they were in total control of this whole situation, man. He got in trouble. It was in New York where he was sentenced at. So when you start to look at it, it says, on Wednesday, he appeared before the judge, Joanne Siebert, at the federal court in central Islam, New York, to receive a sentence in one year longer than the minimum. Mr. Maxwell waved to about 20 family members and friends who attended the sentencing and he entered the courtroom wearing a beige jumpsuit. His dreadlocks pulled back from his face. And his lawyer was Elizabeth. He had a Roman lawyer, Macedonio. She argued that Mr. Maxwell had been supporting many relatives and children. They don't care nothing about that at this point. They don't care nothing about that at this point. All they want is a conviction. That prosecutor is not trying to hear none of that. All they want is conviction. Once they got you dead to the left, they take that and run with it.  They don't want to hear none of that. Christopher Caffer on the prosecutor wins. They asked the judge to remember the collateral consequences of drug abuse and pointed out that many people suffered during the pandemic, but they didn't turn to peddling poison. Joanne Siebert called the case one of the most difficult she has had to decide in 30 years on the bench. You believe that? You think she really had time? You think she really was tripping about it? Because I don't think so, man. I said noticing that Mr. Maxwell overcame obstacles to achieve unbelievable fame only to throw it away. Man, they glad they got this boy, man. They know that this boy right here is like getting, it's a trophy to those guys. Once they get, when they got Lil Wayne, when they got Jairu, when they got any of these guys, when they got Pimp C, when they got Scarface for child support, any time they get, they know they're getting a trophy when they got C. Myrna down there. They not tripping about none of that. They don't really care about this man's family like that or they don't care about him feeding it, trying to help his family.  So now we're gonna make you pay for that. And that's what they're saying. And I can guarantee you, hey, it's not gonna be no easy win for him. You're gonna have to either get him some kind of protective custody, better not be a snitch. They're gonna have paperwork party when you get there. Yeah, but his crime, they say it was serious and his actions while on bail raised serious questions, she said. The thing you cannot escape is that there were other choices she said. In March, one of Mr. Maxwell's co-defendants, Anthony Seath, a former New Jersey correction officer, was sentenced to six years for acting as a courier of cocaine. Maxwell remaining for co-defendants pleaded guilty and awaiting sentences. So they liked him, I might have flipped on him. Somebody might have turned up and flipped on him. We don't know. Something happened here. Somebody probably flipped on him.  He done been to a few, you know, he was on love at the hip hop of Hollywood. You know, Trap Queen, he had a song. He was the big fish in this. Y'all get in the comments and tell me, y'all don't think he was a big fish and they were happy that they took a rapper off the streets, just as they did ARF. In any one, they can lock up. If you get caught with any situation, gun, anything, they locking you up.  If they catch you wrong and you know you're gonna pull me out of here right.  They know that there's a chance that you could have helped somebody, helped more of your people. So they gonna use that against you. So be ready because they ain't after the play. New York not playing? You running around here thinking they play? Ain't nobody playing. So the prosecutor's right now celebrating. This is a win. They got a conviction out of this. That's what you need to understand. That's the main thing. They got a conviction out of this. They happy about it.  If you can find one of the DAs, you gonna see they're having a good time in the judge's DA and the lawyers that prosecute them probably all eating together. So when you think they with you, a Fatty Wop, they not. So it's a game they playing. You a brother. They know that.  Dreads, one of your eyes missing. You had an accident, you were successful. You had an opportunity and they feel like they won today. So man, hey man, I keep you in my prayers. I'm gonna try to reach out to you like I always do, all the guys who get locked up. I'm gonna try to find out how I can send some money, put it on your book, shout out to Cripp Mack. Shout out, I actually locked out with him when he was locked up and a couple more people I can name but I'm not going to do that. But I'm telling you man, they happy when they locked these people up who had an opportunity to do something to help all mankind, all of our culture. So listen man, let me get out of it man. News you can use man. You've done another great segment man. Hey man, I think that's about it. Man.