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Mae gwrt hwnne'r toffi TV i chi'n gofodo chi, rydyn nhw aston arnyn nhw 1 a rydyn nhw 2, roi ddechrau am ddweud hynny a'r oesau rheidido ar y methu yma. Di lwso'r ffordd yn amguedd o'r ddafodd ac yn ymwneud o'r dweud yn teimlo, ddefnyddi'r ddafodd yma ar y cyfrin o'ch niad yn ei hirth o'r drefn. Yn y ddechrau ymlaen, mae'n gweithio'r ddechrau ddweud yma ar y cyfrin. against Chelsea with the three pick today. I had a gone with Delhi. I don't understand what the manager is thinking with McNeill. The Maori crying at me going, I just don't get it. I don't get it when you're playing against powerful centre backs and you've got those three off front that are off very little in them areas. I would have started Delhi and then maybe replaced them with London after an hour or whatever. But this and he went with what he went with. Yeah, I mean Villa had a chance very early on off a corner and then Everton kind of grew into the game a little bit and got on the ball and we had a great opportunity with Dwight McNeill. We won the ball, broke to the edge of the box, he should have shot, there was no one near him and he had a pass on to the Maori grey as well and he overheard the pass and it was a big opportunity that he wasted. And you know that was probably Everton's greatest opportunity in the first half. We had a moment where we thought we took the lead, a ball into the box, it broke a corner, come in, it broke to Anthony Gordon and he put it in. But obviously VAR got involved. It looked tight but maybe it was just offside. But only the pitches he was showing, Connor Coal, he was getting a share pull by Luca Dean. So you know on what I was watching they were saying it's a possible penalty but it wasn't given, not that I was surprised. And then Villa, you know we give the ball away, Dwight McNeill in the middle of the park thinking he had all the time in the world instead of just laying the ball off and Villa caught us out. And I think once Watkins picked the ball up I think Tarkoski has to do better. He backed off and allowed them to run into the box where they played it in and it's a lovely finish from Danny Ings. He held off the corey, I think it wasn't smashed it with his left foot into the corner or he scores against Everton so that was no surprise. And then Everton could have had a penalty again at the end of the first half, another corner. Broch and Mason Holgate is taken out with a high foot and I don't understand why and what VAR's there for. If it's not clear and obvious Michael Oliver missed it and he missed quite a few things today. But again that's no surprise. I don't know what VAR's there for because it was a... I mean all the images are all over social media, the video, the challenge, anywhere else on the pitch it's a foul and the kick could be shunned off. I'm not advocating should have been shunned off in the box. I'm just saying it looked very, very, it looked like it could have been a penalty. Second half Everton were probably a bit better than they were in the first half but it's the final third. The fine up until the final third and in the final, they get to that the most important bit. There's just nothing with those being nothing. Rondon cwm ond, and when Rondon cwm ond, at least we had a little bit of a presence up there and we started to get bits and pieces. Villarol was your threat, they got, they had Catino, they had Ings, they had Watkins who were overall threats and can do things, Jacob Ramsey can open your open runs from midfield. But they brought on Leon Bailey as well to stretch it and he did. Always quick travelling with the ball. But we were still in the game, you know, we've had opportunities in the game. Anthony Gordon's had a couple with his left foot he should have done better with but we just didn't really carve anything out and we went 2-0 behind, you know, poor play. Ond anna cwm ond, you know, we'd already gone 2-0 but we hadn't really. Ond anna cwm ond didn't he because he was involved. We had the ball into the middle of the park and he lost it. But what's got to happen there is, I don't talk off, he has to come to the ball and he backed off and they broke and it, you know, got Watkins in anna cwm and he rolled it across from Wendy and Nocturine for 2-0, which was frustrating. But straight from the kick off, Edithon scored, you know, immediately the ball followed, got it to ond anna, he showed good footwork and strength, got him right on the back, played it across from Lucas Dean, knocked it into his own net as he did for us when he's playing for us against Villarol last season. To give us our first goal of the season. And then we almost equalised immediately. Ball in, rond ond, knocked it down and ond anna cwm in, it's a brilliant challenge in the box.  You know, just things didn't quite go for us, but frustrating really because I think, you know, we were probably good value for a point. We finished the game with more attempts than Villar 15 attempts, I think, to Villars 12. So we, you could argue we might have got a point out of it, but it's frustrating and until we correct the final third, we're, you know, we're going to struggle. So this week's a big week. I think Edithon, after going and getting a striker in this week, because it's just not working, we can't play without a forward. There's no goals in the team. We're going to have to go and bring someone in this week and hopefully, for us at home next week, hopefully, with the striker, we can get off the mark and start to improve. Because, like I say, up until the final third, we look fine. We look like a decent side, can knock it about. But you haven't got anything at the top end of the pitch. I'm not going to win games and if you don't win games, we saw last season what that happens. Another injury as well, obviously, that goes without saying. The core is probably going to be out for a while. But again, just, you know, play two games, we've lost three players. So part of the course for Edithon. So there you go. Disappointing afternoon, frustrating afternoon. Man o'r math. Holgate. Dothbazorrait. O'n ardod yn fawr when he come on as well. Parfyn. Llews on the ball for the second goal, which is quite important. There you go. Yeah. It's Roxton. Enjoy your day. See you later.


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Welcome to this week's preview show where Neil Perret is alongside me in the media suite as we talk through all things AFC Bournemouth in the next 15 minutes or so. Here's what's coming up. We'll look back at last weekend's fantastic 2-1 win over Aston Villa. We'll also be joined by Dan Gosling on this week's show. And finally we will look ahead to Sunday's big game at Bramble Lane. But first we're going to start back at last weekend. It was a fantastic win here at Vitality Stadium so let's remind ourselves of the goals. Rico to deliver the free kick. Swings in a whip and threw a ball brilliantly. Unfortunately goes past everybody. Francis keeps it in. He's got Harry Wilson core on the box to look for. Just delayed the ball, Francis. Swings across it himself. Gosling at the back post, nods it down and then on to it. Trying to circumnavigate it. Harry Wilson straight into that wall as strong flames for handball. Breaks for Fraser. He tried to bend one in. He just plays it into the penalty area now. Davis trying to turn his man. The block from Francis spins up in the air. Well, what a win that was here at Vitality Stadium. Neil, you were there, you were watching it. It was a brilliant performance, wasn't it? And we've now got back-to-back wins in the Premier League. Yeah, much needed back-to-back wins. You know, before we played Brighton, things weren't looking too good. But all of a sudden six points and, you know, the tables got completely different complexion. OK, the FA Cup defeat was in the middle of those two games. But, you know, there was a much changed team. Some different players played in that. You've got to say that the six points were probably deserved as well on the balance of playing both over the two games. And we'll start with the first half on Saturday, even before the goal. It took a while for it to come, but, you know, we were really on top and causing problems before then. Yeah, I think it's probably the most dominant first-half display certainly at home that I can remember for, you know, for quite a long time. You know, it was only a matter of time I felt before that first goal came. And once the first goal came, the second one followed quite soon after. And you can, you know, Aston Villa were probably looking at it half-time thinking, you know, how are we ever going to get back into this game? And then, you know, sending off comes along and all of a sudden it's a completely different game. And that timing of the second goal, it was crucial, wasn't it? You know, just before half-time, we were looking to go in 1-0 up and we ended up going in 2-0 up. Nathan Ake responded superbly. Do you know what, I think it doesn't happen very often. But the second goal was probably more of a relief than the first goal. I know that might sound a strange thing to say, but, you know, all of a sudden, you've got a 2-0 cushion in a game like that, right on the stroke of half-time. You know, it's a real dagger for the away team to concede so late on in the first half. If they'd have gone in at 1-0, they might have been able to, you know, think about retrieving the situation.  And like I said, it was only the sending off that completely changed the course of the second half. Well, let's talk about that sending off, you know. There was half an hour to go when Jefferson Lamb had got shown his second yellow card. What did you make of it? Well, I thought it looked really, really harsh at the time. I've seen it a number of times, and it just gets even harsher and harsher every time you see it. You can see that Jack Grealish clearly, you know, tries to scissor Jefferson Lamb and make it look a lot worse than it is. You know, you can't blame Jack Grealish for doing it. It's all, you know, all in the game. And this is what's going on these days. But, you know, very, very unfortunate for Jefferson Lamb to get a second yellow card. Not a massive fan of Vaar. We saw Joel Ward get a straight red card in the Crystal Palace game, which was downgraded to a yellow card. Well, why a yellow card, which leads to a red card, can't get downgraded or cost in the same thing? I've got absolutely no idea, because had that been referred to Stoley Park, you know, Vaar, I think they certainly would have said, no, that's not even a booking and maybe not even a foul. And we talk about Jefferson Lamb as a red card and the backs were against the wall for the last half an hour. They got their goal, but almost, does that make the win even more special, even more rewarding? You know, they really did have to work hard for it, and they dug in so deep in that second half.  They were in the ascendancy then. You know, you did worry that a second and maybe even a third goal could have followed because they were ramping up the pressure at that stage. But I think it just shows you how well we defended that there weren't too many clear-cut chances after that that we gave away. And, you know, it was a fantastic effort with Simon Francis, leading by example at the back of the captain. I think he's played at centre half against Brighton, Chelsea, and now against Aston Villa, three games that we've won. You know, what a fantastic performance that was. And we talk about Simon Francis' performance. There were a number of superb individual performances. Simon Francis, Philip Billing, had a good game. And then Ryan Fraser, he got the sponsor's man of the match as well, so he, you know, had a brilliant week too. I think I said to somebody shortly after the game, it was almost like the Bournemouth of old, you know, that, you know, the Bournemouth that used to have the momentum and the spirit and everything that was there. It was a real, I know the manager made reference to it, being like one of the championship, when we were in the championship, we got promoted that season. The whole atmosphere around the ground, the supporters, the players, everybody was, you know, and you could see what it meant to everybody at the end of the game, that massive huddle. It was just a really special day and a really special win. And just finally on Aston Villa, I think Chris Temple alluded to it on the show last week. The significance that that three points would bring, jumping out of the bottom three, leapfrogging Villa, and suddenly you can always start to look up a little bit more than previously. Yeah, I think there's obviously a note of caution with saying things like that, because, you know, we're far from out of the woods and, you know, Aston Villa and Watford and, you know, Norwich and Newcastle, everybody. Or you can keep reeling off all these names of the people that really are still involved. It's a relegation fight and it's, you know, it's going to go all the way to the last day of the season.  So it really is a cliche, but it is going to be one game at a time, one, you know, one win at a time, one result at a time and, you know, see where you are. Absolutely. Well, on Saturday after the game, you may have seen that the squad had a big huddle in front of the Steve Fletcher stand at the end and Nathan Ackay spoke to AFCB TV about what that was about. Special moment, I suppose, in the pitch with a big team talk. What was said in that? Basically, Fletcher took it.  We know that, but we, we have to remain focused ourselves, we know what we can do. We have, we can only change the situation. So, yeah, that's, it's been a good start so far. The last two games, but it's not finished yet. So it's a long way to go and we know that, so we have to keep it going. Well, that was Nathan Ackay speaking after the weekend win against Aston Villa. Now then, as you can see, we have been joined by Dan Gosling. Dan, thank you for joining us. Let's start back at last weekend, what a brilliant win it was. Yeah, huge win. You could feel the atmosphere sort of before the game. It was sort of everyone building up as a six-pointer and it was, I think, beating Brighton and then sort of backing up. It was, it was sort of a must win and that's how we sort of started the game, the intensity that we played at. Obviously got the crowd involved who was unbelievable on Saturday as well. And yeah, I think that was back at our energetic best. And after the game, what was the mood like in that dressing room? Yeah, bit of relief. I think we totally dominated the game and then obviously a split second changed the course of it. And in the end, obviously we was hanging on a little bit. We could have scored the third right at the very end, but it wasn't to be. But yeah, sort of sense of relief. I think, obviously, if we even drew that game, it would have been a travesty really. It had been thoroughly undeserved to draw, but yeah, to come out of three points, it was huge. It was a double celebration for you. Dan, you turned 30 on the day. Yeah, yeah, it was, couldn't have gone any better really. I had a chance to score. Golden assist would have been perfect, but yeah, no, the win was top the day off. Life begins at 30. Is that what you're hoping for? I've heard it a few times. Yeah, no, it's a milestone. One that I'm proud of, one that my family's proud of. Obviously, I've had a professional career since 16 now. So yeah, played at the highest level for a number of years and hopefully more to come. Obviously on Saturday, we saw you playing a midfield three with Jefferson Lermer and Phillip Billing. What's it like playing alongside those two? Yeah, no, it was good. Obviously, we've chopped and changed a little bit with the three. But yeah, on the weekend, obviously, I think we totally dominated that area of the field. Jeff was behind us, sweeping things up and tackling people and doing what he does best. And then me and Phil was sort of charging about getting on the other things, getting second boards, winning tackles. And yeah, I think it worked really well on the weekend. And at this club, we've got so many brilliant central midfielders. We've got the likes of Lewis Kicken, Andrew Sermon as well. Do you kind of all drive each other on and push each other to be the best you can be? Yeah, definitely. I think this year, that's arguably the strongest area of the team. I mean, we've all been fit all the same time, really, since I missed the start of the season. We've had five of us. And it's been tough, really. But that's what you need, competition. And it makes you play well. And when you do have the shirt, it makes you feel good about yourself that you're doing something right. Because if you do play on the free, and there's two not playing, the two that aren't great players. And so you must be doing something right. We've all had a good chance to analyze Jeff's second yellow card. What have you made of that, Dan? Yeah, and I've seen it once or twice. Yeah, it's very soft. I look back at the first half. I think Tyrone did probably exactly the same to me. And well, that should have been a penalty if that was a red card. It should be a penalty. But yeah, it wasn't to be. I think they were looking for that. I said, at halftime, just be careful that that's what they'll try and do. And yeah, Jack Grilish is obviously a very good and very clever player. But yeah, ultimately, for me, it was very soft. I'm going to say he's the villain of the piece quite often. But he certainly pulled the strings for them on Saturday. Yeah, they looked for him every moment of the game, really, especially when we went down to 10 men. He was popping up everywhere. And their first thought is, where is he? And he makes things happen. He can put little boards through, play to feet around the corner. He's a very clever player. But yeah, I think we dealt with him well. There's a couple of things in the first half. He came in on his right foot, a few dangerous boards. I know he hit the outside of the post. But yeah, ultimately, I felt like we dealt with him well in this game. Just finally, I want to ask you about this weekend. Sheffield United, having a fantastic season so far. How have preparations gone for you and the lads? Yeah, no, we started today. We was recovering yesterday. We started today. Obviously, everyone knows the system that they play. They stick to their principles. And it's a strange one, really, with center half sort of overlapping wing backs and stuff like that. So to get a grip of that is key. Obviously, we played them first game here. And they scored late on. We wasn't our best that day. But trying to hold on would have been massive. But yeah, they've had a great start to Premier League life. It sort of reminds us of what we did our first season. You can see the spirit that they have. And they're together in us. And obviously, the crowd there, the back of their team. And yeah, they've done a fantastic job so far. And obviously, there is the potential to make it three Premier Leagues wins in a row. That'll be the first time since the 2015-16 that we've seen that we've achieved that. Just what would that mean to you and the lads? And what confidence would that bring to the squad? Yeah, it's quite incredible, really. It goes back that far. But that's how tough this division is. But yeah, it's a huge motivation for us to do that. We have a little break after that. So to sort of have that break after a win would be huge. And to get that 300 bounce and sort of keep trying to move up the table and get as many points on the board soon as possible is a huge motivation. So yeah, that's what we're ultimately looking to do. Well, Dan, thank you very much for joining us. I'm sure we all wish you the best of luck on the weekend. Now then, our attention does turn to that weekend game against Sheffield United. So let's take a look at what Eddie Howe had to say in his pre-match press conference. And then Aston Villa was a much improved overall performance where we showed our quality and how we can play. Yeah, now we've got to go improve it again. And I think that's the key thing. Now we've got to back it up a third time. But the lads seem in a very good place. I think they seem very focused on the challenge ahead. We know there's a long way to go. We haven't achieved anything yet. We still have to win a lot more games. Josh King and Jack Stacey have trained this week. So they're both getting close. We'll have to make decisions on whether we involve them or not. But pleased with their progress. I think from the heart of the football club have a very, very strong message. I think we're very clear on our opinion towards racism of discrimination of any kind. And I think it's the right thing to do. I think the winter break is a great idea mainly for the international players. I think it's brilliant for them, as I say. I feel for them sometimes with their schedules, not just during the season, but in the summers as well. So they don't really get a chance to unwind. And I think this is a really good opportunity for them to do that. Well, that was Eddie Howell speaking just an hour ago here in the media suite. Neil, looking ahead to this weekend's game against Sheffield United, everyone's been so impressed with them this season and rightly so. But what do we know about them? Well, I think they're a little bit like us. When we got promoted to the Premier League for the first, in our first season in the Premier League, I mean they've been in the Premier League before it was quite a long time ago now. It wasn't even the Premier League then, I don't think. But they've surprised a few people. And that's exactly what we did in our first season. People weren't used to how we were playing. They weren't used to our players. And that's exactly what it's been like with Sheffield United. You could argue that they've been slightly more successful than we were in our first season. Obviously, they're in the top five, top six. That's some fantastic results, both home and away. So an absolutely formidable, formidable team to play wherever, home or away. They're obviously very hard to break down. They've kept nine clean sheets in the Premier League so far this season. And that's the third highest in the league. So it's going to be awfully hard to get past them on Sunday. Yeah, I mean, we saw the never say die spirit from Sheffield United on the first day of the season. When they came here, we took the lead through Chris Meppen. For all the world, it looked like we were going to hang on that day. But no, Billy Sharp came off the bench and scored that late equaliser. And from there, Sheffield United have just gone from strength to strength. That's been the story of their season, if you like. It was on the first day of the season. Never say die, spirit, backs to the wall for certain periods of that game. But stuck to it and probably got what you could say just about was a deserved share of the spoils that day. But yeah, they've got this unique style where they have what they call overlapping centre halves. And it doesn't really give them a numerical advantage, because I think that a couple of the midfield players drop back. But it's very difficult for a manager to sort of prepare against that. Because normally, you're preparing for conventional 4-4-2s or 3-5-2s or whatever. And this is completely different. So every manager's had this twice the season. So that will be something for the manager to sort out for this weekend. And they've got some players that have really stood out from this season. We've obviously seen how good Lundstrom can be, ender Stevens overlapping from left back. And someone we all know all too well is Lee Smusei, who we'll face on Sunday. Yeah, Lee Smusei. Chances were limited here with Callum Wilson and Josh King ahead of him in the pecking order. Two very prolific strikers for us at this club in our Premier League era. So Lee's had to sort of buy this time. He had a few chances from the bench. But he's gone there, and it's been a remarkable transformation. It's horses for courses, different clubs, different players, different personnel, different surroundings. All that comes into a professional footballer's makeup. And Lee's obviously found himself quite comfortable in his new surroundings. I think he's got five Premier League goals already. He's looked very dangerous along with Fleck, who's got five goals for them as well. So, like you said, that very dangerous opposition. And in terms of our team and our team news, it looks like Jack Stacey and Josh King are getting closer. It remains to be seen whether they'll feature this weekend. But even if they're in and around the squad, that's a massive boost to everyone, isn't it? Well, I mean, you can see, we've beaten Brighton. We've beaten Aston Villa. We've got players coming back from injury now. Just what the manager would want, options, choices. He can look at his bench and think, how can I change this game? How can I freshen up this game if I need to? And stuff like that. And Joshua King and Jack Stacey, two players, very good players, both of them. Both had respective hamstring injuries from the Brighton game. But what a great boost it will be if we can get them back in the squad. We don't know for certain yet. It might be a game too soon. The manager might choose to give him another week off because we've got the winter break coming up. But we'll see. I mean, if they're back, then fantastic, great options for him. And someone who definitely won't feature is Jefferson Lama after picking up that red card last weekend. He's been so consistent for us this season. But we've got players that can step in. We've got the likes of Dan Gosling, who we've just heard from, obviously, Philip Billing, who's been playing really well. And then Lewis Cook and Andrew Serman, who perhaps haven't been getting the game time that they've wanted. Yeah, it's a strange one with Jefferson Lama. Because had he only had one yellow card against Aston Villary, he would have got a two-match ban. But now he got two yellow cards. He's got a one-match ban. I know he's still got the nine bookings hanging over him. And if he gets another booking, then that will be a two-match ban. But just imagine, if he now went from between now and the end of the season with no more bookings, then he wouldn't get that two-match ban. It's a strange one. It's a bit of a quirky one.  And the door is open for somebody. If they can come in and stake a claim and play well against Sheffield United, then the manager's proved it before that if you play well, you can keep the shirt. And just finally, it's another big one at Bramble Lane on Sunday. What's your score prediction? I think it's going to be a really good 1-1 draw. I think it's going to be a fantastic point for us. Well, a 1-1 draw and a fantastic point for us, it would be. Now, if you are going up to Sheffield United, then have a very safe journey. But if not, make sure you keep an eye on our website and social media channels for the latest updates. Bye for now.


I'm Zeke and welcome to the Dream Green show.  But in this video, I'm gonna bring you guys the top 3.5 stocks that are trading at the 52 week lows. What is a 52 week low? A 52 week low means that a company price has dropped and it's trading at a price lower than it has been trading in the last 52 weeks in the last 365 days in the last year guys. Now there are a couple of things that can make a company trade like that. The first way is that the company the previous year was overhyped and the price stock way above a fair trading value and it's just starting to pull back to what the market would deem a fair trading value for that stock. So the first way is that it was overhyped the previous year and people are starting to take profit because they see that it's overpriced and the market is starting to pull back on that stock. The second way that a company crashes like that which is my favorite way is through bad news. Now if a company is getting sued, some lawsuits is out about a company, the CEO tweeted something dumb that came out with a bad product, anything like that. Any bad news that makes the market overreact to where a company pulls back and starts to trade at a 52 week low. I love that type of bad news guys. And then the third way is actual bad news. Like a company fired their CEO, they changes their business strategies, they change their business models, they're the continuing a product. There are a number of things that could fundamentally change about a company that would not be good about the company's future in the growth of that company. And that kind of bad news right there is what I call a fundamental change of a company. And we want to stay away from stocks like that. So the companies I'm gonna bring you in this video are on the good side of the pullback guys. 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Sign up, deposit $100 and you'll receive five free stocks valued up to $17,000. Once again, you could keep them inside the platform and use it or you could sell your five free stocks and withdraw all of your money. Guys, it's free money. Do not miss out on this opportunity. But enough talking. Let's go ahead and dive straight into this video. Welcome back dreamers. Here we are. The first stock I'm gonna bring you guys is Facebook our meta platforms, AKA Facebook, tickle symbol FB. Here we are on the four hour chart and let's zoom all the way back as you guys can see all the way from 2021 right here. If we go all the way over, Facebook is now at a 52 week lowest lower than it's been trading in the last 52 days. But once again, guys, if we took at the long-term trajectory of Facebook, Facebook is a pretty decent company and it's been going up over the last decade or so guys. Facebook is a decent company to invest into. It's a company that I've been dollar-cost averaging into. So if we go back to the four hour chart, as you guys can see, Facebook just had an earnings report and during the earnings report, they showed that they was investing quite a bit of money over into the metaverse and they did not meet their expectations. They was down by 4.4% on the expectations from the earnings. So people, the market overreacted. Oh, Facebook is pouring too much money into the metaverse. They're not gonna be profitable for the next 10 years if they continue to do this. Are they gonna make that money back from virtual reality? So the question is in the air, if meta platforms, Facebook is gonna be profitable during that next couple earnings report since they're investing so much money into the platform. So the market did overreact and as you guys can see, there is a big major gap. This is the bad news that we're looking for. It's this gap right here all the way from around $279. And this gap right here where it's no trading volume because it just took a major dip all the way down to $246. And we already draw some support in resistance zones over in the Discord so that we could possibly swing trade this one in the future. So if we do get in around the 200, hopefully Facebook pulls back to the $200 price point. That would be an awesome price point for me to get in on Facebook. So I'll buy a couple of shares of Facebook at $200. If it pulled back some more to $180, I'll buy some more at $180. And if it pulls back to $160, I'm gonna load up at $160. But the thing is, I'm gonna wait until Facebook starts to really trend back up. So this green 200 M A line right here, the exponential moving average line, once it starts to point upward, that's why I'm really gonna start to dollar cost and back on Facebook. So I could start setting up a good position to swing trade this right on back up to this area of uncertainty. And while people are uncertain in this area, that's where I'm going to be selling and taking profits. So I could be a little bit more patient, wait for Facebook to pull back. So for example, if Facebook pulls back to 200, I'll buy one share. If Facebook pulled back to 180, I'll buy three shares. If it pulls back to 160, I'll buy six shares. So I'm dollar cost averaging down so that the average cost of my price won't be so much. Then when it starts to trend back up, let's say it does pull back to 160, our dollar cost average end. Let's pull out the measuring tool. And we buy up to 10, 15 shares on the way down to 160. When it gets back to the middle of this uncertainty zone, that is a profit of 67% guys. Give our take here and there because we did buy some at 280. But that kind of swing trade is a home run for me. We do not have to wait until Facebook completely recovers all the way back up to its all-time high of $381. We're gonna take a 68% profit in the area of uncertainty. So this is the best strategy that I use when I stock, take a dip. All right guys, before I bring you the next great company that is trading at a 52 week low, if you guys would like to sign up for Patreon, I'm gonna leave that link down in the comment section. The Patreon will take you to my Discord. Inside of the Discord, I post every single time I buy and sell stocks. I post my swing trades and I post technical analysis just like this inside of the Discord. We have also professional, we also have pro traders inside of Discord that post day trading options every single day inside of Discord and people are finding some success taking those trades inside of Discord. So if you wanna swing trade like me, they trade like others inside of the Discord or option trades like our pro traders post, then you might wanna check out the link in the comment section to my Patreon, which will take you to the Discord and you'll have knowledge to a whole bunch of information from a great community of traders all in one place. So if you guys want access to a whole bunch of information, check out that link down in the comment section. So let's go ahead dive into stock number two, which is TROW. All right, here we are on TROW, T-Row is, it is an investing firm, all right. Here we go. It's a publicly owned investment manager. It's a firm that provides services to individuals, institutions, investors. So basically they're just like an investing firm and if we go over to their dividends, they've been around for a long time guys. They have increased their dividends every single year for the last 35 years and they have a dividend year of 3.35%. If we take a look at T-Row, of course their all-time high is all the way up here at around $224. And they took a major, major dip from the all-time high down to the low of around down 36% since they was at their all-time high. But to me that's not much of a concern because if we take a look at the long term, right now if you take a look at the long term, this is over the last couple of years. You see that guys, they do take their dips every now and then. Back in 08 they took their dip. Back in 2011 they took their dip. Back in 2018 they took their dip and of course the pandemic dip. And here's the dip and the things that's very interesting to me is that right now it is at the fair value. I always find that the 200 EMA line is a pretty fair value line for me and it's looking like it might bounce right off this line if not pull back just a little bit more. But right now according to my technical analysis, $144, $143 seems like a fair value. And if we go back to the four hour chart, let me show you guys something very interesting. Let's hit auto. So if we go right here and let's say from here to here, you guys see that it is in a downtrend. Obviously it's inside a downtrend. But if we look at the RSI on the same mark right here, let's scroll all the way down and put a click right there and then go up. So as you guys can see, the stock price is pulling down but the RSI is going up. That is called a divergence. So when you see a divergence inside of the market that it means that it is time or due for a reversal. So I'm going to keep my eye very close on this one. I'm going to set up some alerts and posting inside the Discord. So if you guys want to know exactly when I get in on TROW, then go ahead and click that link down in the comment section. So let's move over to stock number three, Paypal, PYPL. You guys all know what Paypal is and of course the news that came out on Paypal. None of the companies are taking a big dip because something fundamentally has changed about them. But a lot of them are missing their earnings report because of the over expectations. So we scroll back to the last couple of earnings. As you guys can see, it's a gap right here because they miss expectations. They beat earnings right here but the stock continued to pull back. They beat earnings right here but the stock continued to pull back. So you guys don't run it. If they beat the earnings report, why is the stock starting to pull back? Well, like I told you guys at the beginning of the video, as you guys can see, it was very well overhyped the previous year and it shot up to all-time highs of around $309 for Paypal, guys. This is for Paypal. It shot all the way up to around $309, $310. So of course, even though there was beating their earnings report, a couple of changes did happen in the company but nothing major. They still continue to pull back. And now it's looking like it's starting to pull back to around a fair value before it started to take off a year ago. So if we draw out some support and resistance lines, right here is a pretty good one. And well, really, let's draw the zone. I don't like drawing out lines. Let's draw the zone. So we pull out the rectangle tool right here and draw the zone. That would be anything under $100 for Paypal. Anything under $100 for Paypal will be I'm going to dollar cost average into that. But so this is an awesome zone for us to get in on Paypal somewhere inside of this $99 price zone right there on Paypal. So Paypal is a company that has been performing very well over the last couple of years. They meet their earnings almost every single earnings except for one right here back in May, 2020. And the most recent earnings right here and the prices started to take a dip. So if it pulls all of it back to under $100, Paypal is going to be another great buying opportunity. So let's go ahead and pull up the last stock of the 3.5. This one is a 0.5 because it's not quite at a 52 week low. It's starting to rebound a little bit. But the one, this company right here, Unity is one that I absolutely love. So they did pull back near a 52 week low 2021 was around a period they started at 150. It got all the way down to around $79. And then as you guys can see throughout 2021, it started to get over height. It shot up the metaverse name, shot up inside of the stock market. So it's stocking went all the way up to $209 at one point. And of course, people said, hey, it's trading at a very, very high price right now. I don't see it at a fair value. So people started to take profit and started to sell off in the green MA line just crossed the 300 MA line. So that is another indicator that show me that this, it could still be in the pullback, but I'm going to keep a very close eye on this one. It's not quite at the 52 week low, but it did. The one that I, the reason I put this in here is because it did break the downtrend line that I drew out a couple of weeks ago on Unity. It did break that downtrend line. So I had to start to trend back up. That could have been a quick swing trade for us to take some profit. But it's looking like this is a good resistance on anywhere from $112 to $118. So we could dollar cost average in on any of these zones down here. So if it pulls back from 91 to 85 inch dollars, that would be a good price point to get into. It could use this line right here as a support zone and it do not want to break below this zone right here. But I do see Unity trading in between these two zones for the next couple of weeks. But if it do break above this resistance zone as right here, then Unity might start to recover. Unity is a platform that I use all the time. Every video game I play, every Star Wars film I watch on Disney plus, they use the Unity software. So I do see this company, especially everything happening in the metaverse coming up soon. I do see them eventually somewhat recovering above the $150 price point within the next year or two guys. So that is the point five stock that I'm going to bring you guys in this video.  If you made it to the end of this video, only 15% of your subscribers have hit that notification bell. So make sure that you hit that notification bell so you don't miss out on any future videos just like this one. Let me know down in the comment section of any other 52 week lows that you are investing into currently at the moment. Comment that down in the comment section. I'd love to make a part to this video if it's a great company. Now don't just throw some horrible company down in the comment section that they ain't got no chance of recovering like hurts or anything like that. I dropped down some good quality stocks that maybe just had some bad news come out lately that just took a major 30, 40% dip that we could get in and swing trade that right back on up to the top. Drop those companies down in the comment section. But other than that guys, don't forget to pick up your three free stocks for Reboot is literally free money. I will not be telling you guys about it if it wasn't free money guys. So don't forget to pick that up. Other than that, I'm Zeke. Bring you to Dream Green show and I'm out. Peace.


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Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armel with Stock Swoosh and reviewing the market. So why did we sell off into the close today? Well, there's a lot of reasons, actually. Fears of interest rates going to rise next week bigger than we thought. Originally, they were thinking the Fed was going to raise rates a quarter percent. Now it's probably going to be a half. I'd be shocked if it wasn't a half. Even though the betting odds are a third of people think that it's going to be only a half, I just totally, totally disagree. And the other reason is things are starting to come, I think more to a head, one year into the anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine War. And I think that that is affecting the market. So we were down today. We had a bad report. Again, consumer competencies in the toilet. And as you see here, the market did open today lower. It was a tricky day. The market's been tricky lately because it fakes one direction, goes another direction, fakes up, then goes down. I'm not surprised we sold off into the close. I was surprised we rallied. But I shouldn't say that I'm surprised about anything anymore because this market, again, never seems to go quite as fast up or down as you would like it to. So why did the market sell off today? Basically, it sold off because of the momentum, which is to the downside. So let's take a look at it.  So anyways, let's go back to Friday. Here's Friday. So Friday, actually Friday we gap down. Yeah, so this was Friday we gap down, drop fell, bounce this tally thing here. The way we closed here was just really into the close. That was it. So most of the day on Friday we were red, just so you know. This happened very, very late, the bounce. Then we gapped up on Monday and we ended up, not going anywhere at all. So again, when you look at today's close, why do we sell off? This is a fall through continuation really from yesterday. We fell yesterday in the gap up, closed red, opened this morning lower. And again, started to fall off initially, then we rallied up, and then we started to fall. And in fact, let me tell you exactly what time it was late. It was around one o'clock, 1.45-ish. So again, one of the things that's interesting with this market is if you follow fundamentals, I mean it depends who you're listening to on TV because some people think the Fed's going to back off raising rates in fears of pushing us into an actual recession or a deeper recession if you think we're in when we're ready, creating more of a panic with consumers. Or some people think that the Fed has to get inflation under control more because it's still not under control and they have to raise rates higher, longer, faster, whatever. So I don't really follow fundamentals for any reason other than when I have to talk on TV. I will say today was extremely low day for low volume in the market. Very low volume. Again, here was the total volume right in here. It was a low volume day for the market. The whole week feels like a low volume day for the market, but the market also is drifting lower and feels very, very, very, very heady. So why do we sell off today into the close? The continuation of fall through really from yesterday? And again, I do think that this week, just this week right now, here we are today, today's Tuesday, night, tomorrow's Wednesday, I think we're gonna sell off. Whether it happens tomorrow morning in the Gap, whether it happens Wednesday of the day, Thursday of Friday, I don't know, the sooner the better in my opinion, but it does appear that this market just feels so, so heavy. And you gotta know that going into your trades, be very careful with longs. You still have to be picky with shorts. But it's one of these weeks where be cautious. Good luck everyone and if you're interested in more information on the Golden Gap course, email me at melissa at thestockswish.com.


Today what I want to talk to you about is what does it mean to vote? We're going to be getting at some very fundamental ideas and looking at the traditional way that we vote, issues that may be involved with that, and looking at alternatives, specifically looking at approval voting. So let's get off right to the beginning. What does it mean to vote? Well, when you vote it involves several elements. The first element is the expression. You need to offer some kind of information on your ballot in order for that to be calculated for a result. So typically what we see as far as expression is we're told to choose just one person. So that's just one way to do that. And really that's the least amount of information that you can offer. Other ways include ranking candidates or ideas or options, giving a thumbs up, thumbs down or choosing as many options as you want. Another option is scoring candidates, so giving them each candidate a value. So these are just different ways that you're offering your opinion, you're expressing your support for all the different options that are available. So that's one element of voting. Another element of voting is the calculation. You have to do something with that information in order to get to the result. So typically what we see is just summing up selections for different choices. So say you're limited to choosing just one candidate. Well typically you're just summing up those selections for those candidates. Other voting methods, they take that information typically among ranking methods and they apply an algorithm in order to determine the winner. So there are different procedures that this calculation can go through in order to determine the result. And finally you have the results within the voting method. So you have some kind of representation of support for all the candidates that are involved. We have a winner, we have a set of losers, and all of the candidates that were present get some kind of measure of how much they were supported by the electorate. So how are we voting? Like how do we do this typically? Are we doing this just the same old way that we always have without really thinking about it? Or have we been experimenting more? Well typically we really don't think about this. We think about voting, we think about just choosing one person. So let's talk about the typical way that we go about doing this. So here's the same old way. What we see is we see a selection in front of us, here's the important point. Choosing one. This is typically what we see. And what do we call this? We call this plurality voting. So let's talk a little bit about the way of plurality. Parality with the expression element that we talked about before, when you're giving information, the information that plurality asks of you is to choose just one candidate. This is a limiting instruction to choose just one. Remember this is the least amount of information that you can offer. And secondly, it adds up those selections. So it looks at all the candidates, how many voters chose those candidates, and it adds those up in order to determine the result. So this is typically what we used to. Parality is so pervasive that this actually tends to be what people think of when they think of voting without recognizing that it's just one way to go about voting or conducting an election. When we think about elections, obviously, we're not talking about just in government. Elections take place in a number of different contexts, including awards, contests, and also within clubs and boards. But you see a lot of miscellaneous ways, too. For instance, in Atlanta with their zoo, they had two panda bears coming in and they wanted to name them. So they had the public vote among the names that they made available. But even here, even with the Atlanta Zoo, they limited their voters to choosing just one set of names among all of the choices. What's wrong with this picture of Parality voting? We've been doing this a long time. We don't really think about it. So is this okay? I mean, have we been doing this? Is this good enough? Is this something that has been working for us? Let's look a little bit closer at this picture. So I want you to look at two ways in particular that Parality voting raises issues. The first way is with something that we call vote splitting. So imagine you're with a group of friends and you're trying to choose the best actor. And you have four actors that are just like Michael Keaton. And the other alternative is Paulie Shore. Now here, if you have, say, 79% of the voters here are supportive of Michael Keaton, we're going to run into an issue because there are four Michael Keaton's that are hard to distinguish. And say with Paulie Shore, say Paulie Shore, now you may not be the best actor in the world, but he has a little bit of support. So we'll put him at 21% support. Here if we're using Parality voting, the vote will split four ways among Michael Keaton's. And so as a result, you have the support for Michael Keaton divided by four. So Michael Keaton needs to have more than four times as much support as Paulie Shore, even if the overall platform for Michael Keaton has 79% support. So vote splitting is a very real issue. They don't, candidates or choices don't have to be identical, but if they're similar in some way, then you're going to have a vote splitting issue that doesn't represent the platform for that idea. The other issue that Parality raises is something called betraying one's favorite. With Parality, you only get one vote. And because you only get one vote, you need to make it count if you want to have a say in the outcome of the election. So if you have a candidate that you really like, and it doesn't seem like that choice is going to be able to go anywhere, it's not that popular, then you don't want to throw away your vote by choosing that candidate. That's the best choice you've ever seen. You could be in love with that choice. But if you want to have a say in how the election turns out, you're going to need to look among the front runners, among the choices that are likely to be able to have a chance at winning. And so typically what we see in Parality elections, not just with people, in elections take place in a number of contexts. And so if there's an idea that's there that you really like, you may not be able to choose that. And in addition, that comes up in the results. So other choices that may not be as well known. They're sort of like raising in popularity. Those are going to get a dearth of support compared to their actual support, because Parality just doesn't give voters the opportunity to look at them. So we see some of the issues with Parality voting. So what's the fix here? What do we do about this? I would suggest looking right at the directions. With Parality voting, the directions tell us to choose just one candidate. Again, this is a limiting instruction. So we need to take that and allow voters to be able to be more expressive with their vote. And so we need to take that select one, get rid of it, and allow voters a broader way to express themselves. So this alternative, we would say to a voter, you can select one candidate or more. So it's not limiting anymore for a voter to choose just one person. And this has a name. We call this Approval Voting. With Approval Voting, you can choose as many candidates as you want. The ballot itself looks a lot like the traditional Paralty vote for one ballot that we're used to. We see that the choices in the box are the same. The layout is the same. The difference in Approval Voting is that you can choose as many as you want. And these are equal. So traditionally in a Paralty election, you would total up all the selections for the different options. With Approval Voting, you're doing the exact same thing. Only now if a voter chooses more than one option, we're actually counting those. On the Paralty, had a voter chosen more than one option, we would throw that ballot away. So we're just saying, count all of the votes. Don't throw ballots away when people choose more than one candidate. And it counts them all equally. And Approval Voting, same thing as what we're used to. We're simply adding up all the selections for candidates. We're not doing anything complicated here. Everything is the same, except we're saying, you know what? We're not going to limit you. We're going to let you choose as many options as you want. And we're going to count all of them. That's all we're doing. So how does this address the problems that we mentioned earlier with Paralty Voting? So let's look first at our Michael Keaton issue versus Paulie Shor. Well, here we are back again. We have four Michael Keatons and a Paulie Shor. We see a Michael Keaton platform. And 79% of the support goes for Michael Keaton versus Paulie Shor's 21%. But now we're using Approval Voting. We're using Approval Voting, and we see that all the Michael Keatons are virtually identical. Well, what do we do? Well, we don't want to split our vote anymore. So as a voter, we just choose every single one. If they're all the same to you, just choose them all. You won't have any more vote splitting among the Michael Keatons. And you have an honest reflection of the support there for Michael Keatons. So here, you'd have 79% of the support for Michael Keatons. And Paulie Shor is still getting his 21%. But you'd have an accurate reflection. And Michael Keatons wouldn't have that same issue with the vote splitting. The other issue that Approval Voting does a good job addressing is betraying one's favorite. Under Approval Voting, you can always choose your honest favorite, no matter what. And the reason you can do that is because if you have a candidate that you really like, you can go ahead and vote for them. But if you want to have a say in the election, as far as the outcome goes, well, you can also look among the front runners and do a process similar to what you did on the plurality.  And now you have the chance of affecting the outcome. And then you look at everyone else that you also like. And then you can choose them as well. The important thing here about choosing one's favorite and not having to worry about betraying your favorite is that all of the alternative choices, even if they didn't win, they get a much more accurate reflection of support. And that's important for your electorate to have to appreciate the outcome. If they see that their options aren't getting an accurate reflection, that's going to be upsetting to them. And the same thing for the candidates. Whether people that put their ideas in the ring or people that put themselves in the ring, they want an accurate reflection of support for themselves, even if they didn't win. And that's important for discussion and it's important for new ideas to be able to have a shot at growing. This simply is not possible under Ferrari Voting. And now we have a video here to demonstrate approval voting. So here we go. What is approval voting? Simply put, it's a better way to run an election. Let's take a trip to Plantsville. It's election time and Mayor Blueberry is campaigning hard for a second term in office. She won the last election with 65% against her opponent, Mr. Squash, and she still enjoys strong support. Once again, Mr. Squash is quick to challenge Ms. Blueberry. But this time, they're joined by a third challenger, Mr. Peach, who shares similar views with Mayor Blueberry. Mr. Peach sweet talks almost half of Blueberry's supporters into switching their vote to him, while Mr. Squash holds the same 35% he had last time. The votes are counted. And what's this? Mr. Squash wins? Blueberry and Peach have split the fruit vote. How did this happen? Peach's supporters also liked Blueberry, but couldn't say so on their ballots. A simple solution is to change the ballot from vote for one to vote for one or more, allowing everyone to state all the candidates they support. This is called approval voting. With approval voting, the election would have gone quite differently. Peach's supporters no longer fear that a vote for Peach will help elect Squash. Instead, they show their sincere support for Peach and also Blueberry. They want to prevent Mr. Squash from winning, and they do. And approval voting accurately reflects Peach's support. Mayor Blueberry wins the election. Democracy is restored. Approval voting is more than just a smart idea in plan spell. It's a smart idea anywhere you vote. Approval voting is used by organizations across the globe, and for good reason. It's democratic because the candidate with the most support wins. It removes the spoiler effect. Even losing candidates get an accurate reflection of support. And voting your favorite never hurts you. Start the conversation on approval voting and share this video. Then join the Center for Election Science at electology.org. Better voting starts with you. Ask yourself the question. How would you like to run your election? Do you want to do things the same old way? Or would you like to try something new? Thank you.


Good morning everyone. Happy Monday. I am on my way to Starbucks because I have about 20 minutes until I would like to be at school and so I'm treating myself to a Starbucks. I also am kid-free this morning. Scott is taking cash to school for me so I am able to kind of have the morning to myself which is really nice. He usually does this on Mondays because he has Sundays off and so he doesn't have to you know and he doesn't have to come home from work and then take him to school in the morning so it's kind of nice. He gets you know enough sleep and cash gets enough sleep and then everybody's happy. So I am going to Starbucks and I have no idea what I'm going to get. I can love it when I roll up to Starbucks and there is no line. It just makes my whole day better. Sometimes when I roll up to this Starbucks sorry I just realized my heater is like blasting. Sometimes when I roll up to Starbucks and the line is like way back there I get really discouraged and I'm like do I really want to sit in this line but today I didn't pack myself any water. I didn't pack myself any coffee and I didn't eat breakfast because I knew I was coming to Starbucks. So I was really crossing my fingers that this line wasn't going to be super duper long but they did build a new Starbucks between this one and like out of town. So now we have three Starbucks's in our area so we have the Santan Starbucks. We have and then two Queen Creek Starbucks's now so I think that the playing field is equally split now or at least maybe the busyness of this one moved over there because a lot of people go that way for work and that one's on their way. This one is not on my way to work by any means but it's only a three-minute drive to and from so it's really not a big deal. Like I left at 640 and it's 649 and I'm in line already. So definitely worth it. Good morning can I please get a Trenta sugar-free vanilla iced coffee? Can I um can I do almond milk in that please? Yeah. And then do you have any bacon egg bites? Yes I do. I'll take some of those and then three Trenta waters if I can. You said three Trenta waters? Yes please. Anything else? That should be it. All righty it is to be done 22 today. Thank you. I have some things I need to do around the classroom a little bit today maybe. I need to put my magic school bus thing away. I actually really want to laminate all of these items. I might go and ask my school secretary if I can get those laminated. They do laminate things for us every once in a while but I don't know if the laminator is like working or on or has laminated in it.  It was quite the task getting all of this up here with the rat bag but I did manage to not spill anything. And I wanted to show you guys since this is out I gave my kids a test on Friday last week on energy. It was just like a quick assessment of the standard that I had been or standards that I had been teaching. And so I did mark down how they scored. So HP is highly proficient and then P is proficient partial proficient minimal proficient. And then I just tracked it along the three blocks. So the first block I had eight proficient and above. Second block was nine proficient and above. And then third block was seven proficient and above. So my I think my average was I think like let's see eight seventeen twenty four. So twenty four of them were proficient and above. The rest were either partial proficient or minimal proficient. So within my minimal proficient I have at least ten that are either sped or ELLs. And so that like you know the test can be read to them though. Like there's a combination set in the test for them for that specific reason. But I think overall they did pretty good. And my partially proficient like they were really close. A lot of them scored like within a few points of being proficient. So I think they did pretty good. And I do have a remediation quiz for them that's been made. It tests them on the same standards. But it has different questions. So I'm going to give them the chance to do a second quiz this morning. Or I guess the beginning of class today. And whichever score they do better or whichever tests they do better on I will give them their higher score. So I think that that's always a really good thing to do is give kids a second chance especially when they see a test. And it's the first time they're seeing a test like test tests are just harder no matter what like kids kids just don't do well on tests you know. So I like to give my kids a second chance whenever I get the chance. All right so I wanted to update you guys on my plans for next year's school year. So I do have a big change coming and I'm really excited about it. It's going to be a lot of work but I am really really excited. So next year I will be teaching drum roll please. Fourth grade science and social studies. I am not going anywhere except I am moving classrooms. So I'm actually picking up and packing out of this classroom and I will be moving over to where Mandy is currently teaching her current classroom for many reasons. Reason number one Mandy is leaving fourth grade. So Mandy my best best friend you guys have known Mandy if you have been following me for my whole YouTube career then you guys definitely know Mandy. We talked together up in Prescott. We talked together in Mesa and we teach together now. She is definitely my dearest and most special friend not just at work but out in the real world. I just adore her and her family. I taught her son Aiden in fourth grade and I'm just in love with her daughter Millie. She is like best friends with Cash and they're the same age and we just love each other. So anyway she is moving on from fourth grade ELA and I'm not going to tell you guys where she's going yet because I don't know if it's official but I do know that the fourth grade ELA position is opening up here. Mandy's student teacher is probably going to get that position if she interviews. Well so I will be moving into her classroom for a couple of different reasons. Reason number one her classroom is two feet larger than mine and so with being the science teacher I just feel like I would like a little bit more space. I think it would really suit me. Reason number two Mandy has three super-duper long windows that I really like. She gets a lot of good natural light in that classroom and I really need that. I don't do the whole fluorescent thing when I'm not filming a video or like at all I try to keep those lights off and the lighting in her room is just way better. The view from her room is like the whole front of the school. I can see the train tracks. I can see Cash's playground and I really like the idea of being able to like look down and see him. I think that would be really cool and then also her classroom stays really nice temperature all day long. My classroom gets really hot and muggy because I'm tucked in this like courtyard and I'm facing the sun all day long and I just I'm not vibing in here. So next year I will be moving into her classroom. I will take you guys over there so you can see what the room looks like. It's exactly the same lamp as mine. Door, wall, cabinets, TV, whiteboard, everything is the same. It's just facing a different direction. So I will probably more than likely keep my layout exactly the same. I might switch it up a little bit just because I'm realizing now like being the science teacher I don't really need to put an importance on like a class library. Like I still have a class library but it's not like it doesn't need its own space. Like I just need to have the books available. Same thing with like having a countertop for my kids notebooks. Like I just I've learned now that I'm going into my third year of just teaching science and social studies. I really do know what the kids use and what the kids don't use and what needs to have a spot and what doesn't need to have a spot. So anyway that is my big news. I am gonna be moving classrooms but I am not changing grade levels or subjects and I'm really really happy about that. I am also going to be teaching Glee Club next year same as always. I would love to add like a drama class where the kids can like work on theater like reading scripts and stuff but I just don't think that I'm gonna have the time for that. So we'll see you someday. If I ever make it to the middle school level I could do an elective and I could do musical theater and that would be really really cool. So anyway that is my big not so big news. Right my friends so it is my lunchtime and I just spent about I don't know 10 minutes setting up for an escape room that we're gonna be doing tomorrow. I have this Mayan coding stations escape room sort of thing that I found on tbt. I think it's by think tank. That's the name that I'm seeing on the front of it think tank I believe on teachers be teachers and all I did was I taped the clues down to different areas in the room and then tomorrow the kids will be going around in teams trying to solve the mystery. So there's clues like this where they have to like decipher the symbols that go with a letter and then find a secret message and then if they are able to find a secret message on all four clues then they get a certificate saying that they completed a Mayan Empire puzzle and that they win and each if they if they pass then they each get a starburst. So that is what I just spent my lunchtime doing as you can see I've got a station there a station here one up front there and one on the whiteboard here so I just spent a few minutes setting that up and now I'm going to eat my lunch and just kind of relax. I have grades that are due on Friday this week they're actually not due till Monday but I'm giving myself till Friday to do them so I do need to go and peek through a couple of scores on some tasks and just update a few grades and then my lunch is over in about 13 minutes so I'm gonna try to get as many of those entered as I can in the next 13 minutes and then I usually try to focus on like one class at a time so like one block at a time that way I keep track of what I've done and what I haven't done so I'm gonna sit down and do that and I'm eating school lunch today because I forgot lunch and we had no groceries so I'm eating pizza sticks and marinara sauce so nutritious but that's how it is today. So I decided to take the fourthies outside today to practice their lines because it's a beautiful day out it's like 75 degrees there's a slight breeze beautiful day got some shade so they're practicing their lines with their teams. Alright guys so it is the end of the day it is about 425 ish and Cash and I are getting ready to go to the gym so I haven't been to the gym in maybe over a month. I've been really trying to focus on my eating which as you guys saw today and what I ate for lunch so I'm trying to get back in the habit of going to the gym and I'm going to try to focus on doing this at least three days a week for now and I'm gonna try and do it Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays that way I can have Mondays go to work out and then go to the grocery store Tuesdays go to the gym Wednesdays go to the gym and then Thursday I have off and the whole weekend I have off so that's gonna be my goal for this week hopefully I can achieve it I am drinking a pre-workout today which does help once I drink it I have to go to the gym and work it off otherwise I won't be able to go to sleep later so I am gonna drink this and hopefully it helps me to stay motivated while I'm there okay you guys so it is the end of the day I am now just sitting in my office I'm getting ready to play a little bit of Sims it's 8 15 and cash is totally asleep there's Jack they love to land here with me and mess up the pillows thank you Jack so much for that yes I'm talking to you so anyway I hope you guys enjoyed today's vlog and I will see you in the next one bye