Hi, you guys. Lindsay here. Welcome back to my channel Inside the Hem. A few weeks ago, we looked at the brand new simplicity patterns and today we're going to be going over the new new look patterns. So let's get started. So new look. We have got a cute little shift dress. A very cute little shift dress. This with the lace overlay is adorable. Let's see what we have in the way of shaping. No shaping. So we've got a little bust dart here, but like I need some fisheye darts here. Because I am pear shaped, I have to cut a size usually like two or three sizes bigger in my hips than my waist. So I have to usually always add fisheye darts to pull in the waist a little bit and give myself a little bit more shaping so this doesn't look tent-like. They're not very hard to add, but it's just always nice when they're there. I mean they look good on any body type. So it's a little disappointing when they're not already included. But I do like the high neck and all these overlay details. So that might be worth working with. Oh, here's a cute little peplum dress. What do y'all think of that one? It's a little dated. Are we still doing peplums over skirts? I don't know. Cap sleeve. Princess seems are nice though. And like you could always like leave the peplum off or extend the length of the peplum and then leave this skirt off if you don't have a dress that's already similar to this one with the uh she looks so sad. Like someone just left her with her flowers. If you don't have something already with princess seams and sleeves and a little notched neckline. Alright, this girl looks really cute. Dress or top it says. Okay, I like the tie sleeves. This version here. I would definitely add these little straps just personal preference. But yeah, I like this little detail. That's cute. How is seeing oh they're both seams. Why did they do that? I guess just to show you that it can go on a printed fabric? I guess. And this has this little neckline thing. I don't know what I I don't know what I think about that. I guess depending on I don't know. Maybe it could be cute. Maybe it could work. Let's see her in some other pictures. Yeah, that's adorable you guys. I really like that one. I really like that one a lot. Here's just I guess just easy woven tops which I mean we could all use some woven tops. I feel like the length on these new look ones are much better than simplicity. But if you don't have a basic top pattern this is this is one for you. It's got some angled bust darts which are very flattering. You could really perfect the fit of this and then use this almost as a sloper for I mean all kinds of other stuff. This is a really great like base pattern that you could I mean infinite possibilities with this pattern. Do y'all want to see her posed a little bit more? Oh there you have it. Okay what do we have here?  Pants without a waistband and they're that these are the same. And then we have a long pencil skirt super chic and then a knee length pencil skirt which looks adorable on her. Also she has like no hips. No hips. That's a really cute skirt. Again pretty basic but still very cute. Again one of those ones that you could just like really focus on making it really well made and have like a perfect skirt. Okay whoa hold please. Bomber jackets. I still to this day have not been able to find a bomber jacket with a button placket which I know is not hard to add but again like there's already like a gajillion patterns like why don't they have one that's just a little bit different than all the other ones with a button placket but say lovey it is what it is. For what it's worth this is adorable with the floral and the little knit waistbands and then the variations look like contrast body and sleeves and this and this are the same. So really no variations other than fabric choice. I don't know do most of them have the raglan sleeve or are most of them set in sleeves. I don't know is this an interesting detail I'm not sure I'm not too familiar with bomber jackets. Look how cute though I love that. Love that outfit the whole thing she looks so cool and she is feeling herself. She knows she looks cool. All right oh I could dig this. This is what are they calling just separates. Okay I kind of love this. Is this called a cocoon? Cocoon coat or cardigan or something? I love that. I don't know that I would have gone for such like in-your-face Asian fabric. It's a little bit obvious but this whole outfit is really kind of cool with the you know drapey pant and the basic tank and then this is like the whole pop here. I like that let's see. So yeah this is how that coat is constructed or the cardigan or whatever you want to call it. Very very basic but when you put it on it looks I don't know the drape really accentuates the fabric or the pattern a lot. Then we've got some basic elasticated pants with side pockets and then a basic tank. I love a good separates pattern. I mean these might take some work to fit me but or you know just put them with jeans or something. This is super cute. Let's see here a little bit more.  Look at that. I love that with the high heel. That's really cute. Digging these new looks. Okay now we've got a little athletic set. We've got a tank top and some leggings with contrast side panels. So really it's just two pieces shown in a solid and a print and then these are the same as well. I think this is mesh and if you haven't seen that they are putting see-through mesh in all of the leggings these days. I think it's quite flattering. Let's see some more pictures of her. Again with the princess seams down the front. Very low cut here so your sports bra would show. That's really cute I think. The color stories also that also helps a lot. I think those are cool. I like that. All right what now children's girls. Here's some more misses. I feel like there are a ton of patterns in this release my goodness. Are all of these new or I mean they're new to me for sure. All right we have got is that a gingham seersucker that's adorable. Just a little off the shoulder with a little ruffle cuff or a little ruffle sleeve. Cute, sweet, sort of basic. This probably never stays down. That's okay. Sweet right? This looks a little sloppy. It's just a lot of little elastic. All right maxi oh they're calling this a gown aka maxi dress. Let's see what we've got. So it's just a little ampere waist with under bust darts and then princess seam skirt. Wow. I mean it's really cute in this rayon shali I'm assuming that's what that is. It doesn't look like too fancy to me at all. I would wear this anywhere anytime. Oh look at the back details. Now why did they not show that on the front? Huh okay um we've got a oh so like if you were going to make it into a 90 there's a lace inset. We've got this crisscross detail. Hard to tell whether that's ribbon or cording or self fabric or what and then we've got a sweet little bow but this is definitely going to show your bra strap so you wouldn't be able to wear a bra but maybe you could sew in cups here if this is lined. They're not super great about describing the patterns on the envelopes. Wow look at this yardage. It's really pretty though I think I think that would be a stunning stunning look. Let's look at her modeling them. I want to see the back. Ugh you still can't see but see how your bra would come right here normally. Beautiful. I don't get how that helps sell the pattern at all. Great pick of her though. What else? Okay halter dress. It's been a while since I've seen a halter dress. This is very reminiscent of the swing in 60s I guess that may be the point. Very full skirt, deep midra fan here, very modest v-neck. Let's see the back. Yeah high back. I'm guessing this is hook and eye but I'm not 100% sure or button or something. It's cute. I could see myself in a halter again. Yeah buttons, covered buttons or buttons with loops. That's really sweet. It's too bad that wasn't available for the royal wedding so along. Didn't keep up with me this time. Where were we? Oh we were at the end anyways. Okay last page. We've got a dress in two lengths. Okay so again princess seam, square neckline with sleeves. You can either, I guess both of these are full circle skirts. A, B, C, they're all just different lengths. Interesting. I mean the square neckline is really the only thing that differentiates this from like all the other fit and flare dresses that I have. I have some with a circle skirt already and princess seams so you could easily just hack this from any neckline that you've got. So I don't think I would need to buy that one but it is nice to see that as an option. Okay we've got a really cute knit jumpsuit and dress. Like super cute. Oh but they don't have it modeled on a real person. I hate that. I need to see it on a real person not on this drawing of a person. I like to see how it fits here in real life and also like this leg looks really narrow. Like is it super skin tight and then flares out? Like where's her leg in here? You don't know because she's not real. Huh bummer. It looks really narrow like it's a little skin tight but you could widen the leg no big deal. Oh it's a wrap with Dolman. That's interesting. Well we can look at the drawings one by one. Cute idea. Cute idea. Okay keyhole shirt. Oh the keyhole shirt. I actually have some like this already but it's more like this one actually with the elasticated waist too and then you've got these options and then the simpler one. Cute right? I wonder what that looks like when her hand's not in her pocket. I bet it looks like a dress. Again with her hand in the pocket. Disguising how long this actually is. It's a little misleading. Like I feel like this part of the hem the shortest part of the hem should be like way up here not way down here. But that's just me. Here is an easy knit top. Okay we've just got a knit top with high low hems and set in sleeves and then this funky drapey one. Let's go closer look at that. That could be interesting to make. I probably would make it shorter still. And are these? No those aren't seams. So it's like slightly off the shoulder cap. Let's zoom in on that. That's cool. I think that would actually make a really great yoga top. Right? I mean they aren't selling it as that but it certainly looks good over her leggings. Cute. I've seen this one on their Instagram page. It is a wrap top. You know I love the ruffle detail. It's got set in sleeves or a dolman sleeve. It's also got you can see a little bit of pleating detail here. She moved her hair out of the way. Or plain without any pleating detail. And also this flutter sleeve as an option. So lots of good options there. Let's see them all line drawings. Cute. Yeah oh then the ruffle goes to the back. Yeah this one's really sweet. It's not a true wrap though because these are separated.  Thread button ribbon. So it must button closed and then you tie the ribbon around. Cute though right? Really sweet. Oh it's not ribbon it's self fabric. I don't know where the ribbon goes. It goes in there somewhere. Alright now we've got more shirts. Colored button downs with some kind of like patches or something. Okay top stitched pockets or these deep side slits or just basic but again a dropped shoulder. I like the tie. They didn't position it that way on the line drawings but the tie is cute. Oh see there it is untied. Little boxy. I'm gonna get the one view so okay my goodness you guys are still like four or five more. Okay here is a top skirt and pants again with the separates. Love a good separate. We've got these pajama pants. No I'm just kidding. The one pocket's a little strange but wide leg drapey pants. This cowl neckline top and a skirt with a ruffle. Oh and a tie on the side or tie in the center. What's with the one pocket? I'm not I'm not digging that one. Cute though. See how they it looks like a dress but it's not and they tied it up here on the side I guess. That's cute. Cute little outfit. A little I don't know matronly. Maybe the length makes it look a little old. Oh maybe it's her shoes. Are those cinderella's see-through shoes? Awesome. Okay next up Mrs. Sportswear it says we have got ooh a very interesting okay so we've got a princess sleeve and our princess bodice a raglan sleeve and a ruffle. Kind of a lot going on there. He's got a mini pencil skirt and that's the same and then we've got some pants without a waistband. This whole styling with the fabrics and everything is not doing it any justice. All right let's see her yeah it's just really hard she must be a dancer. It's really hard to visualize this looking anything other than like cheap but I gotta imagine that yeah the fit of this is going to be excellent because of the princess seams even the raglan sleeve I think is really flattering and then you know there's lots of options for the bottom half well not in this pattern but just in general you could just do like a ruffle here or you could add this bell sleeve or nothing but yeah this this all just no it also just didn't so very well I don't know why they chose those fabrics I mean look at all this puckering but this I think could be really nice and very very flattering the top all righty oh lovely another asymmetrical top you guys I think every time you see an asymmetrical top from now on you're gonna be like Lindsey's gonna hate that um okay well there it is not much to say for this whole thing I don't know I guess those could be comfortable look how low rise they are though that is really low rise and here we are with the one pocket again these are wide leg I mean in the right kind of fabric not in camo print maybe these could be cool like I get where they're going with the sandal and all of that this is just a no anything this tight is just a no oh but the pants could be cool um let's see her you get what I mean like it can be cool this is just not flattering I could dig the pants all right we've got kimono top and wrap pants or wrap pants or shorts okay the tops of no wrap pants or shorts I need to get my head around that so I think that's cool so it looks like do they get sewn down I'm sure uh I'm kind of at a loss or words my mind is not working I'm trying to understand this concept this I get it must be tacked down somewhere because shorts like this your whole thigh would just come out so it's got to be tacked somewhere and one of this is just an overlay or if it's like literally free and loose and you're you know you could just pull all this back and your whole leg would be exposed let's see how she models oh wait look so we've got what does that even mean that is not helping me understand this pattern I guess each you step into here and then this comes around to the front and you tie it in little bows or one bow interesting right are y'all getting it are y'all seeing how this works yeah it legit wraps around and she just can pull her leg out at any time easy access for I don't even know what but there's I don't know I'm confused I can't tell if I like it I can't tell what's going on I think it could be cool in a different fabric uh but I'm not sure if it looks matronly what do you guys think all right now we've got a tunic top and pants this is cool very chic pants I like these pockets on the pants much happier than side seam pockets elasticated and then just a basic top also with this oh so the top and the tunic they're calling it are the same just shorter it's not a separate pattern piece for the top cool let's see her little modeling shots super cute right again the fabrics though I don't know about these fabrics cute I mean she has to have a top on underneath that right can you tell I can't tell is it I don't think it's partially lined it didn't indicate that in the drawings yeah I don't know how that would work in a sheer fabric unless you wanted to let it all be sheer or wear a tank top underneath I think it's not the end oh that's the end bomber it's over but boy this ended up being a long video um I didn't realize there were going to be so many new patterns well um as we did before let me know what you guys think in general if you are in line with me on this new collection um let me know what your favorites were if you'll be buying any of these just your general thoughts let's have a combo in the comment section and until next time I will see you all very soon bye


Bismillah ar-Rahman ar-Raheem ladies and gentlemen very warm welcome to module 155, here we are going to discuss the entrepreneurial mindset before that I just wanted to share a one saying it's a famous saying says that if you must afraid of something then be afraid of not to think if you must afraid of something then be afraid of not to think so be afraid of this thing that your mind is different from the power of thinking it is not able to think and if you are not getting ideas your perspective is not being made your philosophy is not being made you are not thinking anything different then you must think what are you doing and you should be more afraid of this thing that your mind is not in the mind of so this entrepreneurial mindset today we will discuss that what this entrepreneurial mindset happens is that in capacitation of not to think or is that the capacity to think beyond something out of the box thinking you have heard the word and we have at least 20 to 25 years we have seen that out of the box thinking we talk about out of the box thinking but in that out of the box thinking everyone was in the box out of the box nothing was there the same accounting was the same ledger and the same accounting details and the same return on investment and after that you stopped thinking ahead holistically stopped thinking the same command and control system was the same hierarchy was the same functional level the same strategic level was the same operational level was the same hierarchical command was the top to bottom was the bottom to you and this kind of idea was not that a table will be placed and everyone will be standing and working and will talk on the chip and the chip will be brought to the microns and this kind of work will be called a Steve job which was resigned from the CEO four times the reason was that there was innovation return on investment is not coming you must have seen that your return on investment was comparatively their market share was never more than apple samsung or their competitors but their innovation was different that is the whole century was coming to touch and every day and every time they came with a new product before 2008 they had to be different again from the CEO chip and then he thought of again thinking of something different something new and he was not even frustrated for losing his job so he was thinking about his job he was not thinking about his job he came running and he saw a walkman and said that this is just eight songs and then right after half an hour and maybe an hour it will be over so this was a big walkman at that time with whom there were no stars and you are listening to songs but how to put it so he said and then he in 2008 came up with the new idea iPod and that iPod changed the whole world again a music library with the four thousand or five thousand songs or something like this so it is are they just driven by the driven by the uh rest taking to be independent one then to desire two opportunity driven entrepreneurs three necessity driven entrepreneurs four and then to self-efficacy for example who sought to either earn more money or to be more independent or opposed to maintain income automotive move idea that's what jeff vizaz is he don't own and he don't i mean necessity to driven entrepreneur jack ma so and then he said that i will bring the ideas of the west and do it in chinese And then you must have seen that Jack Ma has made only 500 Yon and made a share company with 18 people And by making a company, he has told you in the whole world that Taobao is also a thing A digital space is also a thing, a digital marketing is also a thing And the connectivity of the whole world is looking for a case study on it How did the supply chain develop? The third type of entrepreneur that I share with you is a self-efficacy base Take the example of Michael Jackson If I had told you earlier that the entrepreneur is not the one who is doing business Every entrepreneur sells anything in a unique way He sells services, he sells his songs, he sells plants, he starts working on vegetables He makes organic vegetables, he starts making desi eggs And so ever it is So what is self-efficacy? That is the entrepreneur emerged from deprived minority or a magical class of the society And driven by self-efficacy Now, the fact that you have to get rid of your own backlash My parents are black They changed my parents Someone told me that you will live for 5-50 years He will live for 50 years But he said that he will live for 150 years Then he hated his own color He also changed his color Because of that, he had been stuck for thousands of years So he used to eat painkillers, he used to live in a box And there were 17 doctors for every organ And 17 people who used to travel with them So that they could delay death They could not And in 50 years, there was a box of death In which there was a guarantee that death could not come So there are people who want to get rid of themselves They want to achieve And because of this, there are so many innovations In front of you Next, we see that entrepreneurs have the following qualities One is determination and perseverance Second is the drive to achieve Third is opportunity orientation Fourth is persistent problem solving Seeking feedback And then, the internal locus of control Which is successful entrepreneurs believe in themselves That is internal locus of control My psychologically control should be there Then there is a tolerance of ambiguity There is confusion in you Successful entrepreneurs thrives on the fluidity And excitement of an ambiguous existence Ambiguous existence is the most important part If I do not have ambiguity Or if I do not have ambiguity Or if I do not have ambiguity Or if I do not have clarity This is existence Whenever you come to do something new It will be a mess And when you go beyond it Then you will be looking for a solution Then calculated risk taking They always take calculated risk And moving on to the tolerance for the failure Check, do, act, plan, check Do, act, plan, tolerance, failure, no problem Move on But you cannot take your time Failure does not take 6 months Failure does not take 10 years A test and trial does not take Remember, Google said With the speed of light Google said That speed of light should fail Whatever you want to start Launch it quickly Hit it Failure Do it again Do it again Do it again But you must have the tolerance for the failure Do not worry about the failure Failure is the first step to the success Remember what you failed The fun part is that the next step Will be of great success Failure is the stair towards the success And then is the high energy level The extraordinary workload And the stressful demand With the entrepreneur place A premium on energy Then creativity and innovativeness The important thing is That all of this takes you to two things One and only important thing is vision Vision is always blur Remember You cannot share vision Yes, you can share your mission Try on vision if you understand But it is just in one mind One brain It is the reflection of the human brain It is the reflection of the human idea One vision And if vision is shared Then it is shared with the mind But remember that it will be partial So do not worry that our vision is not shared And then is passion A passion to build a team And team must align with the vision Then you will achieve the vision Otherwise You will always get something in some pieces You will get something in the form of a mission You will get some returns You will get some returns on investment You will get some team You will get some administrative things You will get some resources But you will not know collectively This is how we understand The entrepreneurial mindset Thank you very much


To understand the relationship between the temperature of air columns and the height of constant pressure surfaces, let's take a virtual balloon ride. One balloon is located in a warm air column, while the other is in a cold air column, and at the surface their pressure gauges read the same value. As the balloons rise, pressure decreases. We can see the pressure readings on their gauges decrease. But if we check our pressure gauge on the balloon in the cold air column, we find that it reads lower than that in the balloon in the warm column. And that's true regardless of altitude, because a cold air column tends to be deflated vertically compared to a warm air column. In other words, pressure decreases faster with increasing height in a cold air column than it does in a warm air column. So at any given altitude, the balloon in the warm air column has a higher pressure than the balloon in the cold air column. However, if we wanted the balloons to be at the same pressure, one balloon must change its altitude. The balloon in the colder air column sinks so that it's now located at a level with an equal pressure to that of the balloon in the warmer column. This dashed line represents the constant pressure surface common to the two balloons. Over the warmer air column, the constant pressure surface is located at a higher altitude than over the colder air column. Furthermore, at the altitude of the balloon in the warm column, the pressure is less in the cold air column. So cold air can be identified by either lower heights on a constant pressure surface or lower pressures on a constant height surface. Warm air columns have just the opposite, high heights on a constant pressure surface and high pressure on a constant height surface. So to reiterate the fact that pressure decreases faster with increasing height in a cold air column, then it does in a warm air column leads us to the important conclusion that cold air columns mark regions of lower heights on a constant pressure surface while warm air columns mark regions of higher heights on constant pressure surfaces.


the room tonight if anybody's got any other questions I didn't address I'll be happy to address this thanks everybody thank you so much several of our speakers are still in the back of the room and again we encourage you to follow your social media sites as well as regular media outlets as we announce additional community meetings related specifically to the debris program thank you again for being here and have a safe night


Hi, I'm Donna Igueta and I have a few books that have come out within the last year or are coming out very soon. The first is Lupe Wong Won't Dance and Lupe Wong is a 12-year-old girl who is a baseball player and wants to meet her idol who plays for the Mariners and if she gets straight A's she can do that. Well, when she shows up to PE one day she finds out they're going to have to square dance and Lupe's having none of that so comedy ensues and Lupe learns a lot about getting what you want doesn't always have to happen and sometimes you have to put your friends first. The second book that just came out is El Cucui is Scared 2 which is about a boy Ramon and his boogeyman El Cucui and when Ramon moves to a new town and is about to start a new school suddenly El Cucui isn't so scary anymore there are things that are scarier and this is a book about finding friendship and unlikely places. The last book which is coming out in October The Last Quintista which is about Petra Peña who is leaving earth for a new planet and when she arrives 300 years later after a deep sleep finds that the things she valued on earth which is storytelling are no longer valued and are being erased and Petra has to find a way to make them bring them back to humanity. Thank you.


We're not the poll is your own poll But this is a judge battle We're not fighting very, very, very credible judges They both won them We're putting up 100 power from both blocks This little gesture And we're going to get into the battle right now Okay, MC on my right hand side Smashes it in both blocks every single time Please, make some noise all the way from Canada We've got 100 bullets, that's gone MC on my left hand side Also smashes it every single time There's still the current two on two chat My brother's shuffle team makes a noise Every time Shouts to every other league around the world Putting in the crowd just like we are Who won the flip, who won He's tried to go first Yeah, I thought he tried to go first as well So I think he's going to be a flip for that I don't know Genuinely, I want to go first as well Could be like a flip Come on Alright, flip for first This is shit, you don't see them coming Heads or tails? Three, two, one Cheers, mate Alright, heads Who do you want to go first? Alright, cool Alright First? Yep Three, two, one Yep, sorry, bullets won a flip He tries to go first It's round number one, check point two You know the deal, it's 100 bullets That's gone Bullet Alright, look Her hitting me up That's what you think about shuffle team I said I saw the two on two battles I'ma need some help Which one is he? You mean the balding guy who lost to Tricky? That's a match you could don't? I bought a JC and had a classic with Jones Oh the girly one with the long hair You think he actually don't? I already beat kid to it So what's this attack of the clones?   Good name That's my review How many bullets a game?


The Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency has taken its sensitization on domestic and sexual violence to a Papua Luka government area with a charge to victims and community members to speak up against the menace. The program brought together men and women who were willing to change the narrative of issues and end the scourge. The community engagement officer, Dami Larry Adewisi, urged the community not to shield abusers while also encouraging victims to get the needed help. What we can do is to ensure that people, you know, part of the reason why we are here today is that people get to know that yesterday is an agency of government that they can report to. And when people begin to know that, oh, this thing is a crime, then they begin to have some level of consciousness as regards it. And it's just simple. People get to know about it, that this is a crime, and people tend to take back when they want to commit the crime sometimes. What we can do is to ensure that people, you know, part of the reason why we are here today is...


Welcome to Church of the Chair where we celebrate all the things we do while seated. I'm your host E here today with my co-host Chad Lutzky and we are working on a collaborative novel called the Planet Caravan. The point of this series is to offer solidarity, to demystify the process, or just give you someone to work with or quietly chill with. We're here for three hours every day from 9 to 12. We're usually late because we're talking behind the scenes, but anyways, we do get on here. We do the work and that's all that matters, so good morning everybody. Good morning Jordan. I saw you. Once again, sorry for being late, but yeah, we get to talk in and it doesn't matter how early we come on. Like if we get together at like 8.30, we still end up talking over time. But yeah, good morning Jordan. How are you doing today? It doesn't look like you've got anything else done, correct? I'm just checking. No, I don't think that you're caught up with what I did do. Yeah, hang on. Let me make sure. I'm pretty sure I am. Oh, that's down in the dark. That's after that. Actually, if you got your, no, your cursor's all the way down there. Hang on. I got it right now. If you want to click on me. There we go. Yeah, I read all this. All the way down to the changed ending. Yeah, I want to take a blind. Yeah, I read all this yesterday. Oh, okay. So, yeah, no problem with it. I left pretty much all that dialogue in there and then, yeah, I took out all of the, because he does have gloves and there was talk of like, you don't have gloves and stuff like that. I saw that, yeah. Good fix. And I tried to demonize Buzzard a little bit here to give us, start to establish why he's our new antagonist. Yeah, I think I'm going to do, I don't know if we're going this, if I'm going to do it like in the next chapter or what, but we need the first phone call to pop up here sometime soon. I mean, also the timeline is getting crazy because he's only been here. We are, we are almost 50,000 words into this book and we are still on day one of him being with the carnival. Yeah. So, we do have this section with a, let's see here. We have enough stuff going on that it's interesting. Like we have the, and I probably need to actually expand on the raid too, but yeah. Well, we have the sub, I don't know that it's a subplot, it's an event with Carla, but coming up with some kind of cool like side story subplot thing that where it puts the rest of the stuff kind of on the back burner. I mean, the tension is still looming, but if we can have something that becomes a kind of a large part of our story, which I don't think is, I don't think we've constructed any ideas for that yet other than just the tension, sexual tension between the kids and then buzzard, but. That is a, that is a line that automatically set off warning alarms. Where they are kids. I know, I understand what you're saying is, is like automatically though, like that, that string of words is just automatically made me go, uh-huh. Actually, the first thing that came to mind was that scene in it, but anyway. There was no tension there. I just, you just went for it. Yes. Yes. It's still it. Hey Derek, thanks for re-uping man. 28 months, good God. You've been a member for over two years. Two years and four months, dude. I appreciate it. And good morning. How are you doing Derek? But uh, okay, so I guess we can hold on. The thing is, I mean, we're over the halfway mark and we haven't even done the first phone call. We haven't done, it's just, I'm thinking of, you know, I want this stuff to happen naturally, but this is the reason why I keep saying that we're looking at something that's probably going to be 80 to 90,000. If I were to write it, it would be 80 to 90,000. So, and that's completely fine, as long as it's under 120, we're fine. But also, I'm just, I'm shocked and I'm not saying there's anything wrong. I'm just shocked that we are this far into this and we haven't even gotten, yeah, I don't know how else to put it other than we haven't gotten, you know, the first phone call. Well, you don't have a time jump at some point in time. You don't think it's boring? No, not at all. But then again, I'm also too close to it. So I mean, if I were to go back and read it, now I have no idea how I would feel about it. But I don't think it's boring.  Hey, this is Kay. He works on the Ferris wheel.  Everything's happening naturally. And I love that. But I also want to get this phone call because Cassidy is going to be worried about him. He hasn't been home all night. He hasn't been home all day. So, you know, a quick phone call, like, I don't know, we don't want it late at night. So maybe the next morning after he runs the bumper cars for the first time, which is what he's about to do, we can have, we can jump forward to that and have him, you know, either like maybe he goes into town with with other people to get supplies. Mingo sends him and he makes the phone call and Cassidy, pretty, you know, short phone call because he doesn't have a whole lot of money on him. We can even have a section where he has to go in and get changed for the money that he's already been paid. Then go in, get changed and calls Cassidy. I think that's, I might do that today. I don't know. I can see it pretty clearly. Calls Cassidy and Cassidy, where the hell, you know, where are you kind of deal? And he's like, yeah, I'm not coming back, but I will keep calling. So keep answering the phone to set up. I think I want to do three phone calls. We have the one where, you know, just the checking in, the first one, the middle one would be like, dude, they, they know the, did you take the Coke kind of thing? Cassidy, you know, and then the final one when he calls and Trav answers the phone. And then that will set up everything else in motion.   So we can certainly leave it a mystery, but I get stuck on things like that. So I don't know if we can explain it without, I mean, as long as it's organically not an info dump, like, right, like the end of a James Bond film, like, you know, the evil plan is what I'm saying. I kind of want to build that up. It's like, maybe even something to the next time he calls. Salt Jordan, Jordan, you don't have to be. Okay, I love you to death. Okay, I love you to death. You don't have to be a member and a sub over on Twitch. You don't have to do both. I appreciate you. But, you know, I didn't tell Derek because Derek can't, Derek's having problems over on Twitch. They won't accept his payment. But with you, please, you don't have to give me, that's over $10 a month that you're spending on me. I know you like the entertainment, but please. You can spend it on me, man. All right. All right. If you're, if you're fine, I'm just saying, I don't want you guys, you know, coming out of pocket every month for two different things when the only thing I'm doing over here is the writing streams. And I'm most of my content's over on Twitch now. But anyways, thank you, Jordan. Love your face. I appreciate you. I really do.  But no, I really do appreciate you. It's just, yeah, I'm not worthy. I'm not worthy. But anyways, okay, so what I want to do next is I want to have a night with him doing the bumper cars. And hey, Sully, how you doing? I watch you for hours every, you do. Yes, you do. I mean, you spend at least 20 hours with me every week. I appreciate it. Okay.  I'm not going to harp on you anymore. So thank you. Appreciate it. Hey, Sully, how you doing? But anyways, so my people are way too good to me. Back on track, back on track. What I want to do today is I want to do a night of him working the bumper cars, making, I don't know what's going to happen, see if I can make it interesting. I'm just going to try it. And then the next morning, the following morning, him going into town with like a group of people, maybe Sam, maybe even Kay, I don't know. And them going to town to shop for supplies, maybe toiletries or whatever it might be, because they do that. They stop off and they do outings to run errands and whatnot. And then he can use a pay phone, call Cassidy, and then they can have their initial, maybe even a little bit heartfelt there at the end, him getting weepy and Cassidy's like, when are you coming home? Maybe he doesn't want to tell him right away that he's never coming back, that his plan is to stay away forever. I don't know. What do you feel about that? Do you want him to leave Cassidy on and leave it? Yeah, probably, just like, right now I'm just doing my own thing, but Cassidy knows deep down that he's probably never going to stress this. Cassidy's also never lost anybody but dogs, so maybe I can work something like that in. I don't know. He will just blindly believe him. And then the next call could actually literally start like, you're not coming back, are you? Shane can be really excited about something that's happened. And he's telling Cassidy on the second phone call, and Cassidy can be quiet and whatnot, kind of puzzling it out in his own head.  And I think that would be a punch. I think that would be a good line. But we'll get to that stuff eventually. It's just, yeah, I have this problem a lot where, especially in books that aren't horror or action any of that stuff, wondering if this stuff is enough to keep people interested. And so far, I'm still interested. So obviously it's still interesting because I usually judge, because I'm very picky about my pacing. And so far I haven't had any pacing issues with anything that we've done. Always good, my dude. Looking forward to the next book. Awesome.  And it's hard to tell when something is, because you see a bigger picture and you're not like reading it. It's sometimes it's hard to, and I'd rather, I'd rather cut it sooner than overstay my welcome. That's why I did the skullface book. I was, you know, 40,000 words into skullface, boy. And I was like, if I wanted, I have no problem having this be the halfway point. Yeah. And I would have looked and loved that, you monster. Loving it. But I'd rather, I don't want people to be like, oh, this is great. This is great. Okay. It's time to, because even if you, like just about every concert I've been to, you know, seeing some of my favorite bands at about the two hour mark, you can start to be like, okay, guys, you know, I love you and everything. But an encore is, you know, if you, if this is your last song, I'm okay with that. I'm ready to go home, you know. I agree with you to a point, but every single one of your books, I have been like, I want more. There's never been a time where I've been like, okay, it can end here. And that's fine. I've always been like, fuck, I don't have any more book. It's every single last one of them. It doesn't matter how long skullface, boy. A hundred, a hundred percent, man. I was like, I want more of this. I want more Levi. I want, you know, and just, just remembering the name of the character. For me, you know, I've read so much since I've read it.  And that's not a spoiler. I promise you, that's not a spoiler. Just those scenes, it's just, I don't know, man, it sticks in my head. It's one of those things I will never forget that I read and enjoyed. And I always, I keep coming back to it at least once a year. I've read it, I don't know. I don't know how many times at this point. I want to say at least four. And I don't remember when I first read it. But I always end up coming back to it. And I always have fun with it. But yeah, every single time, it's like, fuck, I wish there was more. I've even thought about asking you for a sequel. But I don't know what you would do with it. I do love the way it ended. Don't get me wrong, because I was expecting tragedy.  And I do like the way- I've tried to, I've tried to think of, I've tried to think of a sequel, but I love the ending so much that with the whole smile and stuff, that I just, I'm like, if I do a sequel, will it ruin it? And then I thought about doing Skullface Girl and having some other kind of, not like a retelling, but from a female's perspective, but like, there's still someone else out there. And this is their journey, but it's, but yeah, it's different, but it's still got all the weird David Lynch, you know, oddball meetings and stuff like that. I don't know if I'll ever do that, but because I know that people would like that, but I can't help but think that it would ruin Skullface Boy. It might, it might, but I'll tell you what I tell everybody who complains about reboots and whatnot and how they ruined the original source material. The original source material still exists. Yeah. So I mean, that's, that's just it. That's, that's how I feel about it, but I'm not going to, I'm definitely not going to pressure you anything, but I'm just, I am just reiterating the fact that every single one of your stories, I've been like, I want more of this. You're one of those authors that I would follow you through, you know, 500 pages easily, because it doesn't feel like you're reading that many pages. When I can sit down and read your book in one sitting, and I am a very, very attention deficit. I usually only read for 30 minutes at a time. Then I get bored. Now, no matter how good the book is, and with yours, I will read for hours. Same thing with Stephen King, same thing with Carolyn Ketnes, a bunch of other of my favorites, Chuck Pollanik. I can read all of them usually in like one or two settings, and they write 400 page books with you. You know, it takes me about two hours to read any one of your books, which is very cool, because it's like a movie. You know, I just sit down, experience the movie, and going about my business. But there's still enough there to think about and latch on to and care about and whatnot. But yeah, I do 100%. I always want your stuff to be longer. I've never not thought that.   I don't have more of these characters. It's a very, very common complaint.  You know, we want a second helping. We like the taste of your food, and we would like more, please kind sir.  I see how you are, Chad. Wait, I see how you are. Good morning, Viking. How are you doing? Oh, sorry, you're late. Y'all tickle, y'all tickle me, Pink. Yeah, it's like always apologizing, because you're not here every second. It's like, I understand y'all have lives. I get it. I love y'all. I do. But anyways, it's good to see you, Viking. Man, hang on. Well, you don't have to hang on. There's nothing to hang on to, but I just realized, oh, this is going to be so satisfying.  One of my favorite things to do.  I love peeling those things off, man. It's one of my favorite things. I still got one on the bottom of my PC right here. Oh, Lord, that would drive me nuts. If I saw it, I'd have to take it off. I would have to. I would just bum rush and just like, it's got dust on it and it doesn't look good. I don't know why I left it on there. One of my favorite pastimes, it never fails. I will go down to a used bookstore or a thrift shop or the library or whatever, and I will buy books specifically because they have nice covers and they have stickers on them. Just so I can come home, I'm very particular about this. It's like a moment of zen for me, and I will sit there and I will try to peel off the sticker as slowly as possible. And it just does something for me, man. I'm just like peeling. And then if I do make a mess, like if there's residue left over, then I take my sweet ass time and I'm cleaning it off with Gugan and trying to restore it. I should have been a book restoration person. But yeah, that's one of my zen moments. I'll put on an audio book or some calming music or whatever, and I'll just sit there and peel stickers. It reminds me of what movie was that. Actually, it was a book. Well, it's also in the movie, but the Langoliers, to me, how he tears the napkins. I don't know if you know what I'm talking about, but he tears the napkins to calm himself down. And anyways, that's pretty much, it has the same effect on me, but taking off stickers. I like watching the glue, like spider web, and I just love that little details of it. I know I'm weird, but it's one of my favorite pastimes. Anyways. Yeah, I don't remember things like that or and especially character names. When you allow all these Stephen King characters, it's like the only napkin I remember in the Stephen King book is the obvious one in the book that you hate, Eyes of the Dragon, that I love.   Goddamn book. I love that. Anyways. But no, there's a character in the Langoliers who's OCD and anytime he's also kind of like the sub-villain, because you know, King always has a human villain and a supernatural villain. So you have the Langoliers who aren't really a villain as much as they're an unstoppable force that they're doing their job. They're doing what they're eating, eating time, eating yesterday as it were. And then you have Toomey who is OCD and he has to be at a job in a certain amount of time to do. I think he screwed over his board of directors or something because of trauma he had.  I'm just going to go, I'm a while out and blow everybody's money. And anyways, so to calm himself down, he tears napkins. He'll just sit there and he'll like orgasm face while he's doing it. But yeah, that's Toomey. I think his name is Greg Toomey, but anyways, he's from the Langoliers. I never thought of that. King having two antagonists. Salem's a lot is like that. The Shining is like that if you count the, obviously the hotels being the main antagonist. Yeah, he doesn't on purpose. He even talks about it.  The only time he doesn't have that is when he writes a non, Craig, thank you, Craig, not Greg. The only time he doesn't have that is like something like in Shawshank Redemption. But even in Shawshank Redemption, there's two evils. You have the Warden. I mean, they're part of each other kind of deal. But you have the Warden and you have the main guard that ends up becoming Dufresne's not friend, but ends up using him to get his taxes done and all that stuff and save money and whatnot. And then with the body, you have them running from the, there's the dog, the junkyard dog chopper. And then you also have Ace Merrill. So you always have a sub villain of some kind in a Stephen King story. Cycle of the werewolf. Every single one of his books has this. Of course, you have the werewolf, but you also have the, not only do you have the human priest character that turns into the werewolf that's villainous. So you call them one, but you also have at least in the story itself, there's an abusive man also. And it's always, he's always wears a wife theater. Same dude every single time. Same dude that's in Rose Matter. It's not always, it's a different name, but King has an archetype in his head for bad men. And that's definitely, you know, beer belly, beer guzzling, unshaven with wearing a tank top and black pants. And usually the good guys wear some kind of like chambray shirt at some point in time. He has a lot of stuff like that, like Dean Coons has his dogs and whatnot. But King purposefully puts in a main villain and a sub-villain. And usually since most of his stuff has supernatural elements, there's always an it and a Henry Bowers. There's always that balance. There's always a Jack Torrance and the hotel. There's always, you know, Barker, not Barker, Straker and Barlow, you know, from, from Salem. It's like that in every single one of them. And then in even Carrie, neither one of the villains in that one are supernatural. You have Margaret White and then you have the bullies at the school. So there's always a main villain and a sub-villain in everything he does.  And yeah, so I've always done the same thing. There's always been a main villain and a sub-villain. We're even doing it here. We have the family and then we have buzzer. So you have the big bad and you have the equally bad, but a smaller role in the, in the thing. So Craig to me, auto-star superchats. Okay. I'm going to do a chapter of people watching during the bumper cars. Maybe have him think about, so I don't know, we'll see what happens. I'm going to call it all in good fun, at least for now. Right. Okay. So before I get started, I've already been in this chair since eight, eight, third, well, no, eight 45. Yeah, I'm almost an hour in. I'm going to go ahead so I can just come back and jump right into this. Anyways, so I'll see you guys in about 15 minutes and then we're going to get to work until then Chad will be working. So enjoy listening to him type. Sully, what's my favorite book I've written that's on Amazon? Man, that's a really, I'm sorry, that's a really tough. I don't know that I can answer that because I like them for different reasons. I'm, I'm, I, Skull Face Boy is one of my favorites. It was just the most fun to write. If you're, if you're looking for like a gateway for, for my stuff, if you haven't read me before, I would say maybe a foster homes and flies or stirring the sheets. Yeah, I don't, at this point, I don't know that I have a favorite because I cover different genres too, from horror to gritty crime to slice of life coming of age to just kind of dark literary stuff. Yeah, I don't, I don't know that I have a favorite. Sorry. The same Deep Water as you is, is a favorite of mine, but I, it's also a book that I would recommend to someone as being the first thing they read of mine. I think it's one of my favorites because it's more on like a personal level. But yeah, sorry, I wish I could give you like a straight up answer. And it depends on what you're looking for too, you know. I don't have a lot of like straightforward horror, like maybe cannibal creator. He's got cannibals, he's got gore. But yeah, most of my stuff is not quite like that. Most of my stuff is horror-adjacent or just dark. I can't hear you. Are you muted? What happened? Did you get booted or something? Oh bro, there it is. My bro's across, yeah. When does, when does Carla get taken? Uh, very next day. That, that morning before they open. Okay, well, I just finished this chow time chapter and was heading into the one where he's going to work because it has to go to buzzer, then he works over and then he ends up with Kay. Do you think that we should have that later and have him so that we can establish more of Carla so that it hits harder when she's taken and have him directly working with? Plus, I feel like Mingo would, I haven't read any of this. I just started reading it. But I wrote more of this scene with buzzard. Like the, like there's a lot of tension right now with, with, and it's supposed we could take it out, but there's a lot of tension right now between Mingo and buzzard and Sam and and uh, the prick is a dude's name, Shane and buzzard. So, um, it's just weird to think that Mingo would have him work with, because he knows buzzard's jealous. But I do, at the same time, I want him to work with him and particularly with Kay. I mean, we could always explain the way by having Mingo saying, you know, he did it to see if he would work with people that he didn't get along with or whatever. It could be any, it could be, there could be a life lesson involved in it. I don't know. But he's not actually going to work with buzzard. He's working with Kay. So maybe I don't, maybe instead of saying go work with, I don't, I don't know. I get what you're saying though. All right. Maybe I'll just have Mingo say, you know, I hate to do this, but you're going to have to work with buzzard today. It could be something as simple as, you know, they're the only buzzards, the only crew, buzzards crew is the only crew that's shorthanded or whatever. But the, the reasoning I give for him taking over the, the bumper cars is before you get started in this is there isn't anyone else that he can spare from any of the other rides. The, any of the rousties, any of those people, there's no one he can spare. And he can't, and there's a guy that I call veins initially in the, in the breakfast chapter. His actual name is Gummy. Don't ask. It just came to me. But anyways, so Gummy actually wanted the bumper car ride. When did that come to you? Huh? When did that come to you? Yesterday, when I was riding it. But, and there's even a, there's even a line where Shane goes to, do I even want to know why he's called Gummy and Mingo says, yeah, you probably don't want to know that. But anyways, so there's, there's that. And then there's even more tension because buzzards pissed off on account of Gummy not getting the bumper cars. But Mingo's like, Hey, I have no control. I'm not going to steal one of your guys. One of your guys on your crew to do this. I don't have that, you know, capability to promote him to this job because he's working for you. So I got to use, I got to use Shane here because, you know, I don't have anyone else that I can spare because then I'd have to train Shane to do all those jobs when I can just train him to do this simple job. So that's the anyways, that's the argument for that part. But as far as it could be any number of things like, like you said, I hate to do this, but you know, you got to work with him because everyone else is full up. Okay. Thank you, silly. I appreciate that. Hope you enjoy it. We are back. Hello, Connor. And I got a lot of Connors. I got a Connor fugue, Connor Cummings. I got another Connor, Connor be something. But it's not like the letter B. It's like Connor be something. I can't remember what the last word is. Jesus Christ, all that writing and it's only like a page and a half. Yeah, I feel like I'm moving like my last is I scrolled up to see how much I got done. It's like not much. Yeah, Connor, just go back and watch the either the opening of like the first couple of episodes, episodes one, two and three, we talk about it quite a bit. But yeah, it is a lot. But we're working on a carnival theme coming of age story about a young man named Shane getting out of a bad situation and getting into a better one. Yeah, like Viking said, go back and watch the first few episodes. Yeah, definitely your best bet. The first two episodes specifically are literally just us brainstorming and outlining. That's it. So definitely go back and check those out. But certain things have changed. Some things have evolved. Some things have dropped off completely. But yeah, that is the best way to figure out what is going on. We even share our work. You're welcome. You're welcome, Connor. I'm looking at just taking a quick break on Instagram. I'm looking at Robert McCammons covers for his Matthew Corbett's world. Mm hmm. They're not good. You know, at some point, I don't know who's who's responsible for it. But when they started doing ebooks and all of McCammons stuff was that have you ever seen the covers for Swan Song and and all that stuff? It's the same cover, but just a different. Yeah, well, yeah, there's not much there. You know what that reminds me of this lens one of the worst covers I have is actually a Lansdale book. I get it. This is a first. Oh, is it the one with the fish? I bet you it's the one with the fish. I'm almost certain. But I'm almost certain this is the one with the fish. It's the one with the fish, isn't it? The Lansdale cover? No. Really? Oh, that's that's the worst one I've seen. But anyways, yeah, this is the first edition from River City Press, which is a local outlet, but it was a local Alabama Press that did this. You can see, look at this. The pages are different colors because they they they didn't have enough paper or the whole thing in one color. So they use some cream, some white. This isn't aging. This is the color of the pages. Weird. That's very strange. But there's this little chico press that he had pretty much written off publishing, but he was still writing.  But anyways, yeah, show me show me yours. Well, the the I was also mentioning McCammons. I remember seeing like Swan Song and Mine and Boys Life. They're all almost essentially the same cover. It's just different colors. And there's some of the worst covers. I mean, the Gone South Mystery Walk, They Thirst, The Nightboat, Swan Song, Mine. You're talking about all the ebook covers with the the like one color and it was like almost like ink and water like swirly swirly font, the same swirly font. Every single book that he had written is like that with just different different color. And I remember when I first saw those thinking, what are you, dude, I will do you free covers for all of your who whose decision was this? It's a publisher. Anyway, this is the Lansdale book I'm referring to. Yeah, that ain't great. No, I don't even really know what it is. I got I got you. There's one Lansdale actually ended up on a there was a website that showed off the worst covers ever. And Lansdale won one of them. And I guess the person didn't realize that Joe Lansdale was kind of a big deal. So they reached out to him because the whole thing that they did was we find garbage covers. And we give you a better cover for free. We're going to pick on you.  But we're going to get off for you a free cover. Well, they reached out to Lansdale. I guess Lansdale didn't even respond to them. So they went off on a ramp page like I'm trying to offer this guy. He's trying to make it in this industry or whatever. He's not going to get anywhere with this cover.  Did you not look up any of this other stuff? The man literally has a TV show. He has movies based on his work.   And then a Photoshop animated fish that was jumping out of the water, but it didn't fit whatsoever. And then there was like a fishing pole in there and it all looked like MS paint. It looked like they just not even Photoshop. It's like they just put images on top of one another. I gotta see what this is. He usually has cool covers, man. Yeah. Is it really that bad? Yeah. Hang on. Where is it?  I'm gonna find this. If I could remember where that one was. Here it is. Here it is. It's called bumper crop. Okay, I got a couple different versions of that one.  You want me to share my screen? Just look for the bumper crop. It's like a marble. Oh, I see. I see. Oh, yeah. That's the one. With the teeth, with the dentures on it?  I mean, look at that. That is awful. But anyways, yeah, I thought it was funny because that one ended up on that one ended up on that worst covers ever site. And the way they got roasted for trying to roast Lansdale was hilarious.  I have no idea. That is one of the worst covers I have ever seen. They're not wrong. But I mean, Joe Lansdale has been around, paid his dues, and he's doing well.   The version of bumper crop I have is the cool cornucopia, with the looks like mummy head on it. That's funny. Wow. Yeah, I'm sure that comment section was, that's right up there with the guy who, or girl, who said Crossroads did the audio book. Was calling out Stephen Graham Jones for writing about Indians. Yeah, yeah, that one is hilarious. I love that one. So Crossroads Press did the, that's their cover, dude. Because that's on the, that's on the audio book from Crossroads Press. That's, that's interesting. If you look up the audio book, that's, that's, yeah. All right, well, no comment.   I like that one. How in the world, that can't be, how in the world would Crossroads get lensed? They did. It's right, I'm looking at it. I can go to Audible right now and buy it. Yeah, get it for free if you have Prime. Is it the same Crossroads Press? Yeah, that's the same one. Because that's the one, this is the same folks that did, oh shit, hang on, trying to find, but yeah, I mean, this is, it's the same one because they got the same emblem on it, narrated by Winter Woody. Wow. And Winter with a Y, Wintner, Wintner, sorry, not Winter, Wintner, Wintner Woody. Okay, if that name doesn't sound fake as fuck, I don't know what does. But anyway, I got to get back to work. I got a little bit of, I got something brewing. He runs into some trouble with the bumper cars. What's a Greenhorn, dude? Greenhorn is someone who's new to something. It's usually used on like, it's, they use it in carnival settings, but they also use it in rough next scenarios like oil rig people, if you're new to boat work, they call you a Greenhorn. There's many different professions, but it's used mostly in fishing, carnival settings, and oil rigs. So just a newbie. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. What does he mean when he says, what can I do for you, Ruby? It's a mocking form of Rube. Rube is an insult in and of itself because you're just talking about normies or carnival, the people who are not carnival folk. But Ruby is taking that one, that insult one step further. It's like, you're not even, it's, it even goes as far as, you know, calling a man a sissy kind of deal. So you would call someone a Ruby because you're not even giving them, not even the modicum of respect with Rube.  So I need, it's, but that's how it's used. So I don't want to go into deeper detail, but I'm sure you understand just from that what it, what it is, like calling someone a pussy. So if you were to just say Rube, would it be RUBE? Yeah, RUBE is just Rube. And Rube is, it's not only carnival settings, like who was the name, the guy who wrote Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. He called everybody a Rube. It basically was anyone who is uneducated or not as smart as you or so on and so forth. But in a carnival text, in a carnival context, it simply means that you're not a carny. You're not part of the, you're just a normie. And then Ruby is one step farther because then you're insulting someone's, it's only used against men and it's, yeah. Okay. Whatever.  All right, take it easy Viking. You're probably already gone, but take it easy brother. I really only write three and a half pages. Oh my God. Anyways, yeah, I'm about to go on break two, Mr. Blackscreen. All right. Then when I get back, we got to wrap it up because I got to be out of here at noon. I'm going to talk for a little while longer. We can just go in cause they do whatever. I got also got to read what you wrote today. So I'll be back. Okay. Okay. I like the, okay. Yeah, I like that. Would you read what I wrote? Yeah. The way you rearrange things, I got to change that because they're not at the, they're over at the wheel. So he doesn't have a bowl in front of them. Yeah. Well, I haven't, I haven't touched any of that. That's all highlighted a different color because it's, I haven't touched it. I put a comment on here talking about discussed money. Okay. I couldn't remember, my brain's not working right and I didn't search for it or anything. Was there someone that he didn't get paid for yet? Yeah. It all comes up. I think, doesn't Mingo say something before this about he has Carlos and Jay and Henry's money for him? Yeah. There is a mention somewhere above with the pieces of paper. Right. Also, he finds out at some point, unless it's already been cut, I don't know, that he's not paying him, that buzzard is not paying him enough. Like it should be $3 instead of $2. And Mingo has that conversation with him at some point in time. I don't know when or where if it's already been, hang on, or is it in the section I cut? I think it's in the section I cut. Okay. So I'm gonna have to add that back in at some point in time. Yeah. I don't see it. It must have been in the section I cut. So we're gonna have to do that. But I was gonna have it to where he didn't give him the proper amount of money just to add insult to injury kind of deal. Damn fly. Fly's getting on my nerves. Yeah. This isn't the part I cut. Oh, well.  I got to... Little Susie, wake up. I still got to... I got to watch tonight's main feature for Final Guys still. And I got to go to get the CPAP fitting one o'clock. So anyways, I guess we're done. So thank you all for joining us. Sorry for all the yawning and everything here at the end, but you're boy tired.  I don't know. Or I'll just take all day tomorrow off. One or the other, I'm starting to get to the point of burnout. But anyways, that's all for today. Thank you all for joining us.  Chad, is there anything you want to say? Probably not. No, never do. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye.


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If we keep promoting the same feminist issues again and again and again and keep seeing worse results, we're not going to be better for it. And so that's my argument with feminism and culture and what's the wedge being driven between men and women that should not be occurring to have normal natural relationships. And I think culture in this particular way is getting in the way. A human construct is getting in the way. And if I'm showing a light on it and people are upset by that, I get that. I really do. But I think we need to look at it and we need to ask those questions. Let's get Tanner on it. So I'm of the opinion that any ideology that's based on being opposed to something as opposed to promoting what it is actually in favor of is a losing ideology. That's where you get a reaction or anti-feminism or anything that's actually designed to be opposed to a decline or any sort of opposition and it's designed to fail. So rather than being focused on being opposed to the negative aspects of feminism, we are better off focusing on being pro-masculinity and pro-traditional femininity and being able to build ourselves up in ways that we become the kind of men that we want to be. I believe firmly that people attract the kind of people who they're most like. And so if you have guys who are the bottom of the barrel and women who are bottom of the barrel, they're going to attract each other. Whereas if you focus on rising up as much as you can, then you're going to continue to attract women who have risen up to that same level just in that feminine aspect versus the masculine aspect. And so rather than... And I mean, I don't blame it. I went through that same thing myself where I went through these kind of weird realizations that the world wasn't what I thought it was what it was supposed to be. You kind of dive through the red pill rabbit hole and you find things like the Mansphere or the Pickup Community or anything else. And you take the red pill and you go, well, what am I supposed to do with this? And it's very easy to stay in that negative realm, but it doesn't do you and it doesn't do society any good. Whereas if you focus on, this is what I'm going to build. This is what I'm going to accomplish. I'm going to find societies and I'm going to find cultures because I live in a culture that very much focuses on being pro-family and pro-those traditional aspects. And so for me, I'm working on preserving something that exists that I'm used to as opposed to trying to rebuild something that's completely lost, which is what a lot of you guys are used to. So kind of like what I talked about yesterday, find your tribe and that applies to more than just style. Find your tribe of people who are like-minded with you philosophically and people who are actually going to be pro-masculinity or pro-traditionalism, traditionalism as opposed to anti-feminism. And that way you'll have much more of a positive effect than you would otherwise. Hi there. I'm Anthony Johnson, founder of the 2021 Convention and CEO of 21 Studios. And I wanted to say thanks for watching that short video. If you want the full version right now for free, click the button right here.  So click right here and I'll see you on the inside.


And now you're looking forward to it. Yeah. Alvernians were tough. I mean, tonight, the whole match, I never thought that they felt like they were going to lose. They were always battling, and they got us in some passing trouble, which that's like our strength with Tanner Mason and Tim Passing. And I think that was in the second set. It was pretty close. Could have gone either way. And then the third set, they finally broke down some. And I got a chance to play everybody, which was a good thing, even for just a few points. Yeah, I think that's how we easiest way to win. It's just to win that serving-blocking battle. You don't have to worry about signing out. We get into streaks where we're scoring points, serving and getting them out of system. And then I think Tanner had his best blocking match. He hadn't blocked a whole lot of balls. In particular, Tanner was good. And Tim and Alex is big. He's just a natural blocker. And Elliot and Aiden just read the game really well now, and they're always hands up there in the hitter's face. So I'm really happy. Yeah, I think we outblocked them probably in that stat. But they passed well, too. So they were running a lot of good offense. And we were able to just kind of turn it back on them. But my hats off to those golden wolves. They scrapped the whole time. And they're going to be somebody to contend with. They're really young. So we'll have to contend with them in the future, hopefully not too soon. Yeah, we've done well against ranked teams, I feel.  They feel like they can beat anybody on any given night. So I just told them that's going to be a fun match to play, because it'll be a good test for us to see where we are and our aspirations to win the conference and get to the NCAAs and play teams like that. So we did well against Juniata and Rutgers recently. So I feel like we could upset Vassar. But yeah, I watched the tape. And they're really, they passed like we do. They have no weaknesses in their passing game and have good arms. So it'll be a, I'm just hoping our guys show and are able to show their best game. And it'll be a really fun match to watch and knock them, sock them with the Vassar team.


We have to set the Constitution into its historical framework to gain a deeper understanding from how it was handled and the actions of governance and amendment that followed from its being written and ratified. To begin, I would have to bring in modern observation that has bearing. A government that has no people, has no power, no authority, and no control over its own resources. The potency of government comes from the people, no matter what its political form or claim to sovereignty. A government whose people have no power can gain none from them, and will also necessarily be without any real power or authority. Where the British government had taken action to reap economic benefits from the American colonies, it had effectively oppressed its own citizens. Not having learned from the lesson from King John's attempt to oppress the Barons, an effort that yielded the English Magna Carta, that government had to again face rebellion. This time it was by the people of the American colonies. I note this because the United States has not learned from this either. It has divided the people against each other and has selected one side to support while oppressing the other. Hopefully, with a little more perspective, we can avoid the need to enter into armed conflict to resolve our political problems. That path has always proven to be horribly expensive. The colonial settlers were not commonly educated or otherwise versed in the common law and probably only had a vague understanding of what sovereignty really meant. Yet, they found themselves represented by state legislatures and those representatives had signed the new constituting agreement to create a United States. The citizens were faced with a whole new concept of citizenship, one that reversed the relationship they had with the British government. This did not appear to be common knowledge and many leaders still maintain their earlier understanding of sovereign government purpose. A sovereign citizen under this constitution is not the subject of national governance, but the owner of the nation. Instead of the citizens legally owing allegiance to this government, the government and its leaders owe allegiance to the citizens. The colonials were not informed of this prior to signing the constitution that initiated this new government. Did they ever come to understand it? There was no apparent effort to provide the knowledge to common citizens and even a large part of the more educated leadership seemed unsure of the new sovereignty relationship their constitution had initiated. In fact, there had been no concerted effort to provide this type of foundation to citizens until quite recently. This course of study is part of that effort. Its purpose is not simply informational, but development for young citizens as they grow into effective adult citizens who are then able to take a more direct part in self-governance. With this lack of understanding the confusion of relations, the effort to amend and improve the constitution for the protection of common citizens began during the convention that proposed the new constitution. For perspective, this was such a radical change that even the people who were putting it forth for signature had difficulty with the concept of sovereign citizens. They're rightfully worried about whether others like themselves might find the concept so troubling that they simply ignored it and treated citizens as subjects of government under this new agreement. The founders realized they had an immediate problem, a challenge that setting the new government into place did not resolve. Even as they realized that they could not resolve their differences in legal slavery, they also had no solution to the ignorance of the people as to their ownership of the nation. Both slavery and legal ignorance were known problems that were simply passed down to the following generations for eventual resolution. As a side matter, resolving these problems was not even a constitutional purpose. The purpose of the central document was arranging and establishing the government, and it included unifying the people and states for the benefit of the people. Focus on the people's divisions and disagreements could only be counterproductive. As a forerunner to our study of the amendments, we have to address the results of the common ignorance concerning the sovereignty of the people. It results in attempts to use the constitution to defeat its own stated purposes. It results in government leaders attempting to act as sovereigns to the detriment of the people who are governed. As long-term results, we have an avoidance of public education on the subject wherever it might constrain those who would rule over the people. The very concept of development and empowerment of we the people has been actively discouraged and there is little official support for the purpose of empowering the next generation of citizens even though this is a universal purpose of people. We have some performance rules to apply in our ongoing analysis of law and government and these are essentially universal. The first principle already encountered is that the people are the public. Those things that the people are forbidden to do are or are powerless to do, they are unable to legally authorize or empower the government to do in their name. Where the government or its leaders would act in violation of this principle, they act in misrepresentation of the people. As a light principle, any government order that people must be compelled to obey is in violation of citizen sovereignty. If the people would not do it on their own then the government order is open and obvious misrepresentation. This does not address criminal or tort law where certain behaviors are banned with the active support of the public but acts of government that address regulatory enforcement. As intruency laws where the government arranges for legal punishment for those who would withhold their children from public schooling, it includes like regulation of non-public schools so that they must accept the purposes and restrictions of public education. Consider the legality of the US courts ordering the busing of children to satisfy the purpose of racial policy. Where is this policy? What public does it support? If the sovereignty of the citizen must be ordered to comply, then it is not what the common citizen supports. Such actions are just beyond proper authority of the court. They are beyond the authority of the people to even delegate it to their government. It has gone so far as laws that forbid people to gather as militias without government direction. Our constitution is not just a document authorizing and limiting government. It is an agreement by and among the people. We the people on how we are to govern ourselves. We are the source of all government authority and all the powers and our leaders can ever have under our constitution. Our history demonstrates in stark terms that our government leaders have not been willing to represent us in the past and are likely to avoid representing us in the present and future until we recognize our own personal potency as citizens. As a third practical rule, to empower citizens will also empower their representatives and disempower those who do not represent us. Our leadership has as a general direction of sovereignty acted to represent created beings, corporate entities, instead of citizens. There will be reaction to the teachings of this course and it will likely come from corporate sources rather than from people acting as citizens. Citizens own the government. They do not have to be paid to see to their personal interests though insisting that their government represents and supports them. There are many others who are paid to represent other interests. This is not a theory. It is a witness of our history. Employment law, the balancing of corporate and labor interests is just a witness to not supporting the people as individuals. Our final rule comes from performance studies. People working together in coordinated efforts are more than twice as effective as people working as individuals. People working against each other can only accomplish what other sides cannot prevent. There is no less effective approach than dividing into competing efforts which has become common for our nation. It continues through government even with the government of the United States being ordained and established for the purpose of perfecting the union. The very operation of our government is put to the test. Can two neighbors legally decide to invade the home of their joint neighbor stripping them of his rights and taking what is his because the two of them agree it serves some public purpose? If people cannot do this as individuals then they cannot authorize their government to do it in their name. This is the very nature of sovereignty. You cannot a vote away the rights of your neighbors and a majority vote does not authorize government to ignore the sovereignty of the citizen. Our government is to serve not to rule.  If they cannot do such a thing as individuals they cannot authorize our government to do it in their name. Such things are the strictures that the common law would put upon a government over a sovereign people. It is no wonder that many of the states have declared that their legislated laws have replaced the common law. It is the very definition of a sovereign authority that sovereign legislation overcomes any documented restrictions.  So a supermajority can act against even a sovereign citizen. This is the basis for criminal law, a realization that there are such disruptive behaviors that the people will not allow these to continue. This is the basis for requiring a jury in our government proceedings against a sovereign citizen. We have this basis in law, even if our leaders would prefer to act as rulers. Our solution is not revolution. A man does not have to revolt against what he owns. He just takes charge and uses what is his. This requires only two things, that the man realize that it is his and that the man has a purpose for using what he owns. This course is designed to provide that sense of ownership that comes with being a sovereign citizen. The purpose must be your own. If it is a purpose that is common to all citizen owners, then it will also become the purpose of those who represent the citizens. With this understanding, we are able to look back at the original Bill of Rights and Amendments in perspective of the times and with the sense of both our purpose and our accomplishments.