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Hi everybody it's Sam of Extracraft, thank you for watching my tutorial today. I'm going to be showing you how to make this cute gift bag which looks pretty straightforward and it is to make but it's got a few differences. There's no score lines there's only a score line along the bottom here and then when you go up here there's no score lines around any of this it's all curved so this piece is curved over in the middle this is all curved over at the top and then I've put some little metal eyelets there and then I've folded over this bit here so it's got quite a different closure so there are quite a few differences to it when you look at it straight on like that it does look quite standard but actually it is quite different. I don't know what I'm going to call it you'll soon see because it'll be in the title but at the point of doing the tutorial I don't know what I'm going to call it. I'm holding it at the bottom so I haven't sealed the bottom because a lot of you know that I like to keep my things flat packed for whenever I need them it allows me to store them so once I undo the ribbon that will all fold flat so if you do want to you can do that and it's just really really cute so I've just put good times on this one it could be you know just given as just a nice gift or it can be turned into a birthday it's up to you so I'm using the beach life collection so this is the other pattern it's really cute with all these little critters on the on the little deck chairs so I've done my little topper here which I've made I've just died cut some squares and put them on foam I've used the matching beach life stickers here and the paper pack I have used now on a few bits and pieces it's here it's really fun really colorful and it's perfect for birthday themed as well because you've got things like the bunting the polka dots the stripes the other polka dots here and you know even the lollipops and stuff so it's not just holiday beach kind of theme there are obviously the buckets and spades and stuff but you can easily use this for other bits as well and this is by first edition so you need one piece of 12 by 12 for this one and first of all if your paper is directional this is the bottom okay I'm going to score the base now so you want to make sure that it's facing the right way okay so I've got mine all facing in the correct orientation there so this is like I said we're scoring the basis you want to score it two inches okay and then go all the way along to the end and from 10 inches you would then want to score it every half so 10 inches 10 and a half 11 and 11 and a half and that's going to give us our top part of our bag then rotate it and we're going to then score at two inches then at five and seven eighths of an inch then at I'm just following my other score line seven and seven eighths of an inch and then our last one is at 11 and three quarters so you should have a very small quarter inch tab here on the right hand side okay then flip it over okay and rotate it so you've got those half inch score lines that we scored and our base two inch score line pop it back in and just grab a ruler and from the seven inch mark you just want to get a pencil and just do a pencil line at seven inches and just use your ruler as your guide there okay so just a pencil mark on the back there and you can always rub it out afterwards if you need to okay so that's all of the scoring done I'm just going to get rid of my scoreboard and now we need to burnish all of our score lines so just go along and just carefully just burnish all those lines okay and when you get to this end here basically you just want to fold them all in they're going to go over each other like so okay you have to kind of squash them in at the end there but just do them all and then just burnish it like so undo it again because we need to do some cutting but that's how it is going to end up being okay so first of all if you grab your scissors so you've got your quarter inch tab is now on the left hand side and those half inch score lines are all along the top there the very bottom you just want to cut up to the first score line which is your base score line and then just cut that out okay then where that pencil mark is you want to just come from the top where those four score lines are then cut down and what I'm doing is I'm cutting to the left of that score line so I'm removing the bulkiness of the score line just down to that pencil mark so the pencil mark is is a score line really that's what we're kind of using it imagining it that it would be so now our tab is within that scored that pencil line and that base score line I do it that way it makes me more sense that's our bottom okay and then we've got these bits here so you've got a large section okay then you've got your two inch large and then two inch okay so the two inch bits are our sides flip it right around and you're going to cut all the way down all of these score lines again removing the score line itself so here now I'm cutting to the right hand side of that score line just down to the pencil mark and then I'm coming down again now and cutting to the left hand side of that score line so it's like a millimeter of paper that I'm removing and it just gives your your your project a nicer look so you can see there how much I've just taken out it's just this little slither so then I'm going along to the next piece again I'm cutting over to the right hand side first of that score line like so and then the left hand side like so and then again do that along that very last one okay so if I just turn that back around so this is the tab here this is our base and that's what you should have you can just see these tiny little strips that I've taken out again don't worry if you don't you don't have to do that it's just little tips to just help your project look just that little bit more finished at the end now with the two pieces that I've got that are the two inch width okay you want to remove all of those four score lines okay so just cut away the four the one the piece with the four score lines all right and again like so okay next we can or I didn't burnish my little tab there okay so now we want to cut along the base and again just kind of do the same thing just remove what I tend to do here is I'm cutting to the the left of the score line here but now I'm going to just take a little wedge out of the two inch piece because that is going to become our little kind of side tabs that we fold in anyway so you don't really need to worry about cutting the score line out you know I mean you don't have to be so precise this time because you're just removing more of a wedge than anything so that is what you should now have these two pieces here which have got our four score lines two pieces here which are the two inch width that pencil your little tab on the left and then these four pieces here which are our base so next what we want to do is stick down actually let's stick the top of this down it doesn't really matter which way but let's do it this way so all you want to do is I'm just literally putting a little bead of glue you do not need a lot this is just decorative it's not actually you know going to have any kind of strain on it or anything like that I just thought it was a nice little extra thing so I'm just using my bone folder just to and you just fold each one over so it's all stuck down like so okay next we can add some tape I'm just using this red very thin quarter inch red tape I'll get my words out in a minute it's late evening for me here I'm quite wide awake it's not like terribly terribly late but my husband's working and I try not to do my videos when it is too late but actually it's a lot quieter because I do live smack bang in a very busy city and it can be quite loud at times so it is actually quite peaceful outside so maybe I should do more evening tutorials okay so I've just popped my tape there fold your tab in fold it in half so you've got one one part of the two inch and the the larger bit and the larger bit and your two inch all right so it's completely in half and it should just perfectly line up so it's completely flat and that's how you will store it okay so next you want to stick down your base so there's the join that's where we've just joined that bit so that will become the back okay when we pop it into its 3d form that's now the back of our box so this will be the last one to stick down so I would say pop the larger one at the back down stick here and stick here stick them down and then glue here and stick that one down so if you're ready to make it and give it now then that's how you will put your base together obviously I'm not going to be doing that because I'm going to keep this flat packed so I'm going to keep it back open again anyway whilst we decorate and do a few other little bits and pieces so these two side bits here what you want to do is just grab a ruler and you want to come down what was that one there I think it was yeah it was one inch so you're going to come down one inch and again why do I keep putting my pencil away did I put it away yeah I think I did okay so you just want to mark so it's just on this piece here because that bit there it kind of blends in but it's just on this the little the side bits this is where we're marking okay so I'm just putting a little pencil mark at one inch okay and then where that mark is you just then want to cut in straight as you can halfway so it'll be another one inch so you come in one inch down okay so I'm just cutting one inch down and then one inch in okay then flip it over make sure this is going on the right side yeah so we just cut that one there just flip the whole thing over and do the same on this one here so again little pencil mark one inch and then just go in one inch okay basically now if I pop this back into position you can slot these together like so see what I just did there so where the two slits are just slot it in and it will slide perfectly in together so pop in whatever it is and that will secure it all in there nicely then this is the top now so you just want to fold those two pieces out and what I would say is just your bone folder and just fold them out so they now face out that way again make sure I've got the back although it still doesn't really matter at this point and then I've just got my whole punch here keep them flat again just for this actually kind of hold it all in place so they're both lined up front and back and I'm just going to run this along the bottom of that half inch piece so where that score line is where they've been folded pop it in as far as you can is an inch in I think with these ones and then again on that side so I'm going through both sides here okay and then that's ready to thread your ribbon through now obviously I'm going to use my eyelets here because I found my very old pack and I'm using two slightly different colors those ones let's get more of a consistent color here there we go so I've got four of them there and then I've got my pliers here and basically I'm just going to go over all of those and just it just finishes it a little bit more it really doesn't matter I make lots of things and I won't be doing this all the time but you kind of go through a bit of a it's kind of like my thing at the minute I'm just using it all the time but it's just another way to show you a way to finish your gift bags and also it does take the tension off the paper with your ribbon because I'm sure I know I have you've all done these things before and maybe ripped your your hole a bit where you've been tying your bow or you've pulled your ribbon too tight well this will stop that so and they're very very inexpensive and you've seen how quickly there that was to do and now if I just bring that up it just again just gives it something just makes it look that little bit more special okay so then I've got my little topper here so anything obviously you want to decorate I'm going to sit that one just in there so I've just mounted mine all on with foam okay and then just pop that one so let's do it in between the yellow sand there which is nice and even like so and then I have got my ribbon here so I'm just going to thread it through and then just tie it in your best bow there you have it so they're kind of like a paper bag sandwich bag I don't know I don't know I need to think about that but again the bases aren't stuck down but I think they're really cute really quick as well so hope you've enjoyed it if you have please give me a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel to see more thanks for watching bye


I have an audition breakdown for you. I'm going to share with you how many auditions I got in 2021, what casting websites I used, in general kind of auditions I got like voiceover, the actrical commercial, all of the auditions. So I have done this breakdown in the past 2020. I hardly did anything acting related. So I did not keep track, but 2021 thankfully I did 86 auditions. So let me tell you where I got them. So I do have this audition tracker that I made on Google sheets, if you guys want to make one, I have a video about it. But 30 of these auditions were voiceover auditions. 29 were commercial, seven were film, one was a guest star role, and one was a reality show. I do usually self submit a lot more than I did this year. So even though 86 auditions is pretty good for me, I could have gotten a lot more because just this year, 42 of those auditions were from my agents and 30 were from casting networks. So usually I have a lot more from casting networks for auditions from the Academy of Art, which is a university in San Francisco. In the past year or so, they have been doing short films or short scenes where you actually record them at home, or you're part of the rehearsal in their class and those are paid. So those were actually sent to me directly from the casting director from the university because I have worked with them before and they really they're just they really like me as an actor. So they keep inviting me back. It's a good experience, I think, to connect with new artistic people, directors, writers, whatever, and it is really fun for me as well. So I was able to do four auditions with them, and then four through aura casting, which I have made a video about it before, but it's an online casting company. And then one through cast talent, which was a big open casting call for a Netflix show. And that's a website that isn't as popular as the other ones. But every once in a while, they do have really good open casting calls. And then I got one from Instagram directly, and I did book that short film. But there have been other casting calls that I find out about them through Instagram, and then I have to go and submit on casting networks or something else. And also I did short films with friends this year. I did two, I don't know if I put the second one, actually, I didn't put the second one. But I also include that one, which I'm going to put that one in here as well. I like to do to put in here the short films that I work on as well, because those will be their lodge so that I can come back to it if I need footage for a reel or if I need an acting clip. I technically did a lot more auditions because in July, I also did self tape auditions every single day for a month. So that was what was that like 30 or 31 days in addition to this. So that month was definitely insane. I have noticed that usually around the holiday season, like Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year, that area, November, December, and a little tiny bit of January, it does tend to slow down a lot. People have already completed all their projects, or you know, it's like the editing phase or something. So there is definitely a period of the year that it gets a lot slower. During this time, I try my best to relax, but I am also still self submitting all of the time for jobs that are coming up in the future, short films, researching to see who is casting what, how I can get myself into an acting agency that I really want to be a part of in LA. So I'm always doing some kind of work for acting. And of course, because I have this acting channel and my acting TikTok, I'm also always creating content for that. And I do make a little bit of money from my channel here.  I did do a lot of things other than auditions. I did take an acting class. Did I take two? No, I just took one this year. I mean, 2021 to me was really successful, especially compared to 2020. You should consider these casting websites. And if you are in the San Francisco Bay Area, do some more research and see if you want to submit to MDT. They accept people online through their website. You have to have, you know, your headshots, your full body shots, skills, everything. But I suggest looking into them if you are in the Bay Area. They do accept talent that is local to the Bay Area. And then if you are anywhere else, just keep doing your research, keep looking around, see what your acting market is like. Let's look at which jobs I booked. I have my laptop right here. And the jobs that are booked are the first one was a short film that I booked through Instagram. And that is called Circle of 13. And then the next one was the Academy of Arts. I booked a scene with them, a UCG user-generated content. So a commercial that I actually booked. All of these were soft tapes, by the way, all of them. None of them did I go into an actual audition. The first one that was on Instagram, that one was a Zoom audition. And then a couple of the Academy of Art ones were also Zoom auditions. User-generated content project. So I did film this at home and I did book that. And then I created a short film called The Lease with a Friend. And then after that, I got another scene through the Academy of Art. I don't think I booked this one. This one says I did book it, but looking at the name, it's from my agency and it said, Polly, I do not remember actually booking that. So I must have made a mistake. The next one is another Academy of Art scene that I booked. And then an industrial for, so for this one, I was actually a featured extra. There were only, I think, four of us actors. There was one speaking role. I did book that one. That one was really fun. And I was so excited to finally book something that was like a commercial because I hadn't done a commercial in a while. And then I booked another scene with the University with Academy of Art. That one was a scary short film, which was really fun to film. I filmed it with a green screen and I made a vlog about it back in like March. And then after that, I did another user-generated commercial or content. And then another one. So I did three this year, the user-generated content. And then after that, I didn't really audition for those because I didn't like them as much, even though I could film them pretty quickly at home. I just didn't enjoy them as much and they were pretty low-pay. So I didn't do that. And then I got two, they're commercials, but also like informative, industrials. What it is, is YouTube hired me to be like the an actor for one of their videos about the YouTube shorts. So I did two of those. And that was really, really fun. And it was in Spanish. And I got to meet, I got to meet a lot of really cool people. One of them was from YouTube.  And that was filmed in Oakland. And then I actually was in a reality show that hasn't come out. But I was supposed to be an extra. And then I don't know how much of the footage they're going to use of me, but I did end up talking a lot on the show. So we'll see when it comes out. We'll see if I was a speaking person, even though it was reality, it was me actually talking. Oh, and then I did one more UCG actually, one more user-generated content project. But that one I did like because it was fitness oriented. I booked a featured extra role, which I didn't end up actually doing because they had to push the date due to somebody who was sick, but they pushed it to a date that I just could not do. I was an extra in a modelo commercial, the beer for an NBA commercial. And I don't know if I actually made it to the last any of the commercials because they edited it into a bunch of different commercials. And I didn't include it on here, but I should add it so technically, you know, 87. But I did another short film with my friend Javi and Victoria and that is still being edited. I got the first draft of it and I am really excited to share it with you guys. It's so much fun. So I got that as well. I'm going to add it. I think I did that in October and then in October I did an acting class and then it was Thanksgiving and then Christmas. So I didn't do very much in December, a little bit in November, but those are the jobs that I did book. 17 jobs booked out of 87 auditions to me is a pretty bad number as far as like my previous bookings. But I know that because of the pandemic and now we do self-tape auditions, they are auditioning so many more people. And I also am not submitting to as many background acting jobs, which was why I was able to work so much in the past. When I do background jobs sometimes, I'm not as excited about it, which is one of my goals for 2022 of like not talking down to any acting job I have, because sometimes I'm like, Oh, it's just a background job, like it's whatever. But no, like I should be happy that I'm making money through acting. This year, I got to work with YouTube twice and that was really cool. And they found out about me and they featured my channel on YouTube, which was really cool. So I am super proud of every single job that I got this year. And I am so excited for 2022. Thank you so much for watching. I am going to continue to keep track of all of my auditions in 2022 so I can share with you how I got them. And anytime there are any opportunities, I can share. Of course, I will either on here, Instagram or TikTok. And at the end of every video, I feature another channel. You guys should go ahead and check out Barinka Rodriguez right here. She has a YouTube channel, a lot of vlogs and it's a new channel. So I definitely recommend you checking her out. And if you would like to be featured on my next video, make sure you're subscribed, like this video and leave me a comment.


Ever since my very first board ever, I've had this sort of jaws fascination. It's called the Great White because the board is literally a template of an outline of a Great White shark. Kind of sharp wing and deep swallow. It looked a little more aggressive like a Great White would. Great White is a performance twin. Go push it.


In Google spreadsheets, you'll notice that when you select a row and try to drag and drop up and down, it goes very fast and it's hard to be precise in doing so. Let me go ahead and show you what I mean. So let's say that I want to select this row and click and drag it down further in the spreadsheet, just maybe three rows down. If I click and drag this thing, three rows down, well, it just jumps really fast. Notice it just, this is the natural way that Google spreadsheet works and it's quite inconvenient. So the way that they have, you know, Google spreadsheet has us do it officially is to select the row and click on edit and then move and then row down or row up as you'd like. But to move it down, you know, let's say five rows means I have to keep clicking edit, move, row down. It's not a big deal, but I wish there was a keyboard shortcut for it, but there doesn't seem to be. There's a more efficient way of doing it, which is to select the zoom, which is right now at 100. If I click on the zoom and I select 50 instead, now I can click on this row and move it down several rows without having it jump very quickly. You can only do this up to a certain point because if I move it down here, it starts to go pretty quickly again. So again, it just allows us to move a few rows more efficiently there. Now I discovered another method today that might be even better and this works with zoom 100. So let's say I was trying to move this row, what I would then do is click on the row, select the row with one hand and with my other hand, scroll without clicking the scroll bar and this will allow me to more gradually scroll down the sheet to place where I want to place. It's not perfect sometimes, it sometimes does it one row beneath, but it's still pretty good, let me show you again. First, let me explain what I mean. Instead of clicking and dragging the scroll bar to go up and down, you know how you can learn how to scroll on your mouse or trackpad without using the scroll bar. You know, on some mouses, there is that button in the middle where you can roll it up and down to scroll. On a trackpad, usually you can set it so that there is, and speaking of mouse, there's my cat. On a trackpad, for example, online, I can set it so that there's two fingers scrolling and that's what I'm doing here. When I show you, I'm scrolling, you know, I'm just, I'm clicking here and I'm scrolling up and down without using the scroll bar. Well, I can do the same thing by I can use that trick to move this row. I'm gonna select this row and I'm gonna use one finger on the left hand to keep it pressed down, to select the row, to get ready for drag and drop. And then I use my other hand, two fingers is how I do it on my trackpad to scroll up and down so that I can be more accurate in where I wanna drop it. So anyway, try these methods out and let me know if this helps. If you have any other tips for how to use select a row and move it up and down that you wanna share with others who are watching this, go ahead and comment below. I'm sure folks will appreciate it. Thanks so much for watching.


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Great. Welcome to Digital Asset News. My name is Rob, and today we've got a lot of things to go over, so I'm just going to jump right into it. First of all, you're probably here for the title, maybe even the thumbnail. If you're new, if you're old school, welcome back. And we're going to talk today about, I don't think that everything is going to go to the moon tomorrow, but I finally see some bullish patterns. We're going to talk about exactly what those are. So first, we'll take a look at the market, even though there's a slump going on. That's okay. We've got to pull back a little bit. And we'll take a look at some bullish indicators. Ukraine, inflation, MBRV, and the resilience that is the market. We'll also take a look at what I think is really leading the path forward. And we're going to talk about how Texas, a great state that I live in, is leading the way, and how midterm elections, which are coming up, really are a pretty big bullish indicator. And last, we'll talk about just a quick wall number three update. So first things first, let's talk about the market quickly and see exactly where we're at. So with this thumbnail entirely, you would think that I would have picked a better day because maybe Bitcoin could be not down almost 4%, but it is what it is. We've got Bitcoin at 222, and it's down almost 4%. Their name is down 4%, and I think most things are down today, but it's not the big story. The big thing is, zoom out just a touch, and we can take a look at the 7-day. Ethereum is up 22%, Bitcoin is up 6%, so on and so forth, BNB 6.9, and on down the road. So it doesn't just go up and to the right all the time. There has to be a little bit of a pullback. Does that mean we can't pull back to Bitcoin to, I don't know, 14K or 12K or whatever the crazy numbers that people are calling for? Sure, why not? But I just see how a path forward and not such the long winter that I thought it could potentially be as far as crypto and digital assets. So let's take a look at those bullish indicators. First of all, when we talked about this yesterday on the BCA show, I think this is a great step in the right direction. I agree to finally export grain out of your crane, ending a standoff that threatened food supply. If you don't know, Ukraine supplies, I think, almost a third of the entire world's grain to everybody. If not just Russia itself, I think Russia, it's like 60%. So you can't have that type of hindrance, and this is good news. And just sums it up here. Russia and Ukraine signed separate agreements Friday. It was yesterday with Turkey and the United Nations clearing the way for exporting millions of tons of the grain, as well as Russian grain and fertilizer ending a wartime standoff. So that's good. Does that mean that the war is going to be over? No, it's probably going to drag on for quite a long time, but at least there's some kind of relief. So there's one thing. Then also, everybody's worried about inflation, and I get it. And that's why I'm always talking about the trueflation website. It's free. You can check it out. And they just use these 30 indicators to pull in this data using Chainlink as an oracle. But things, I gotta tell you, I mean, from what Jerome Powell did, I mean, we're almost at 12%, 11.5%, some around here in March or so. As they have raised those rates and kind of put the economy into a little bit of a hindrance, we can see that it actually is working. And inflation is going down. It was at 9.8% a couple of days ago, and now it's ticking up just a touch or a scoosh, some people might say. So I'm anxious to see what the Fed actually does, which that's coming on July 27th. The question is, well, there's three questions. Will they take a look at the old CPI data and use that? Will they use current type of numbers like what you might see from trueflation? The big question is, I don't really care about the basis points, 75 or 100, 0.75 or a one full percentage point increase in the rates. The thing that I want to see is just how the market reacts. If it's resilient as much as it was with the CPI numbers coming out at 9.1% on July 13th, and how well we did on that date, then I gotta tell you, if it's that resilient for our market, I don't really care about TradFi. But if our market does well, I think we've got a pretty good case. And that will lead me to my next point, which is, we've got some good indicators here. This one was from friend of the show, Plan C, as he talks about the 200-day EMA floor model. And he says, and of course, this is retrospectively, I'm not a TA guy, but I do like to show these things because, hey, it just gives us a little bit of a push. And yes, a little bit of Hopium, which I think we could all use. But this 200-day EMA floor model stated it was only touched the last two bear market bottoms. We'll only visit this line one time. And upon leaving, the bottom was potentially in. So there's one in January 2015. There was one here in 2019. And there's one again in July of 2022. And another thing that I find fascinating is, of course, the Bitcoin market value to realize value ratio. I'm going to blow this up, but I don't think I'm signed in. Let's see. Oh my God, it actually worked for once. So anyhow, anytime we drop below 1.0, that's pretty much it saying we're at bargain basement prices. And that happened on June 13th. And actually, there was a report that was put out by Grayscale. And they said the exact same thing. June 13 was one of their indicators. But again, it still went down. Are you ever going to touch the bottom and grab it? Maybe. I just have never done it personally. I've never been able to be that good. But I don't think a lot of people can really do it. But it just goes to show you, is Bitcoin and crypto, is it overpriced? Or is it underpriced? Is this expensive right now? Or is it cheap? And these are the questions that I always ask myself. And this was actually a question that was asked to Mohamed El Arian over on CNBC. Talking about crypto, this was yesterday or early in the morning today. And before we hear the man speak, who is this guy? Why am I talking about him? Is he the janitor? What does he do? So Mohamed, Egyptian American economist and businessman, president of Queens College, Cambridge, and chief economic advisor at Alliance, the corporate parent of PIMCO, where he was the CEO and co-chief investment officer. He's done some things in the traditional finance. So let's just see what he has to say. So this is 45 seconds. I thought it was interesting because he's not the most bullish of people. It's kind of like me. But take a listen. I'm going to put this on the tab so you can actually hear it. Let me upkeep that. Let me mute myself. Hey, Mohamed, we always have these crypto conversations. We've seen crypto actually move higher recently. I don't know if you think that's a reflection also of just the market that's moved back and forth. We're up now over 23, basically 2300, 23500 basically. What do you think that says? If it says anything? It says two things. One, I think it is moving with what has been a relaxation in financial conditions of the last two weeks. And that's health crypto. But the thing, something else is that a lot of people think that the second or third, depending on how you count, crypto winter is now behind us, that the damage has been absorbed, that there's been a flushing out, if you like, of excesses. And now we have a better base to go forward. Hey, Mohamed, we always have these crypto conversations. We've seen crypto. So, I mean, look, again, Mohamed's not the most bullish of people. Somebody says stuff like that. I'm like, well, I can get behind that. That sounds pretty good. So those are just the small pieces of where I think a little bullishness is needed. And that's good. But this was the one that really made me stand up and take notice. And this is a story. Texas leads the way. And why midterm elections are actually bullish. And when I read this article to you, just tell me if this resonates with you and why you're in crypto. So this was from CoinDex. Texas GOP aims to enshrine crypto in the state's constitution. Listen to what they say, what they want. And this was the Texas GOP platform called for the state's bill of rights to include a clause allowing students to their own hold and use whatever medium to change. What are they saying here? Let me blow this up so you can see it. The right, and this is what they want a bill of rights in Texas. This has already been put forth by a couple of the people within Texas legislators. So the right of the people to own, hold and use a mutually agreed upon medium of exchange, including cash, coin, bullion, digital currency or script. All right. When trading and contracting for goods and services shall not be infringed begins the clause. Texas Republicans would like to see out of the state's bill of rights. No government shall prohibit or encumber the ownership or holding of any form or amount of money or the currency explicit protections are needed for the natural right of Texans. I think all people to keep an exchange and throw their wealth in the medium of exchange of their choice. So before I move on, does that resonate with you? Does that make sense? Could you get behind that? I sure could makes a lot of sense. I mean, why can't I use this? Why is it so much pain in the a to get these these things done? This really just come down to regulation and hopefully they can figure out at some point. But this part right here is what gives me a little bit of more bullishness and not because Ted Cruz said it doesn't matter. What he says is I would like to see Texas become the center of the universe for Bitcoin and crypto is doing pretty good job. As far as Bitcoin mining operations and things like that. But you see this part here where it says, if you're not from America, this R stands for Republicans. And I got to tell you from the different laws and rules and regulations and the bills that are being written, I know there is some bipartisanship, but it seems to me that by far and large. Most of the Republicans seem to want crypto to thrive. You've got Cynthia Lummis runs with Hummus from Wyoming. You got Pat Toomey also Republican. You got Ted Cruz. And of course, there's some others along the way that may not be Republican, but it seems like that's kind of how it is right now. And what is interesting to me and should be interesting to you is that for these things to get written, these bills to get passed seemed a lot of people in the House and the Senate to pass them. Laws have to be written. They have to be overseen. They have to be voted on. They have to be approved. The problem is, is that when you don't have your specific party in power, it's a little bit difficult. So right now, just so you know, there's a total of four and 69 seats in the U.S. Congress. 34 Senate seats and four or three seats are up for election on November 8, 2022. That's just coming around. Why is that such a big deal as far as a timeframe? Let's get that a second. So right now, Democrat parties and Republicans, you got 48. It's a 50-50 split, really. You got 50 and 48. There's two independents. And of course, Kamala Harris, who is the vice president. She is the one that can break the vote or break the tie because that's just how our rules are set up. Then of course, for the U.S. House, the Democratic Party is leading 222.11. It's very thin. It's actually very thin. And what this means, and you can see like historically, I'm not a big... I don't really get into politics in this channel because it's just... That's a huge recipe for disasters. Two things I don't want to talk about with a lot of people, which is religion and politics. It's one way to really screw up everything in a conversation. But the thing that I'm talking about here is that I think that the House is going to flip. And I think even the senators, as far as Republicans are going to flip. Why is that so important? Well, like I just talked about, I think Republicans are more on the side of crypto. So that's good for us. And then there's some other parts that maybe that you may not agree with. That's up to you. Have fun debating that dinner tonight. I don't really care. But the thing is... The thing we have to look at is how midterm elections affect the stock market. And I linked this in the description. Everything we talked about, I linked in the description. And just so you know, it goes all the way back to 1960. John F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, Richard Nixon. And I'm a big believer in history. I don't think that these things just happen by happenstance. I think that things just repeat over and over again. And when people say it's different, it's never different. Not really. So you can take all these numbers here. And right here where it says, before the midterm, the S&P 500 price. Then the next column is the S&P 500 price. Just immediately after November 1st, January 31st. And then that's three months. S&P 500 performance after that, after the next six months. So if we scroll down and just see this sometimes prior to midterms, I mean, when John F. Kennedy was negative 17%, negative 14% for Nixon, negative 31% for Nixon. Well, that was during that 1974 crisis when the inflation was going off the roof. Things were actually pretty good. But if you average them all out, it usually starts off pretty low, 0.3%. And then about three months later, an average, it goes up to 7.3% increase. And then six months later, 15.1% and so on and so forth. There's always just, and of course, there's a non-midterm average we don't really care about because 2022 is a midterm. Again, why is this so important? It's because, let me come back here, it's never, it's never different. This time is different, it's never different. There's this great book. It's from a couple of economists and it talks about, and it looks over different eight centuries about how things are just repeat and repeat and repeat. I could be wrong, four year cycle seemed to hold up. And when I take a look at this might hold up, but there was a video we did three months ago. And it was an old adage called sell in May and go away. And I put this out in April and it doesn't work all the time. It's not gospel. But it seems to work, it works tremendously well if I would have sold everything in April, but I didn't, I sold some, not that much. But there's another part to that whole saying of sell in May and go away. And it's this, the meaning of sell in May and go away is an investing adge that says an investor can improve annual returns by selling stocks in May and not reinvesting until November. So it's not just that you just go away forever. It's you sell everything. You wait for all the nonsense and the different problems to come up out and then you get back into it around November. And amazingly, these things might just add up. Now, does that mean it's going to add up and that you should do it because some guy who talks to you in his mom's basement with this fancy green screen behind him. No, you can't trust me. You can't trust anybody. The only one you can actually trust is yourself. So make sure you're doing as much research as you possibly can. And you're looking at all the different options for you because I can't tell you what to do. I am not your dad. And I do not, I am not a financial advisor, but it is just amazing how these things sort of line up. And that's it. So I tell you, think about all that stuff in the comments section. Let's finish up with just quickly. Walt number three. And we talked about this yesterday for the DCA show. And people were, there's still a lot of fun going around about how this wallet number three sold everything. And now everything's going to crash, but it didn't. This wallet here, which had a ton, and we've been following it for quite some time, it sold all this 29,000 Bitcoin. It's a lot, 25,000, 8,000, 8,000. And what it did is just, so this wallet address, the one P5Z, they just switched over to wallet number three, which is now, which is still wallet number three. It's the same stuff. One L, Q, QO, something, something. And there it all is. Hey, it's all back. So if you want to find that, there's a link. Actually, I don't think I did this. Let me see here. Let me add this in so you don't have to look for it. There, I'll save it. So you can find this very easily.  It's okay. They just moved around. Why did you do that? Who knows? Some people say this is Gemini. Some people say this is Coinbase. Some people say this is Nancy Pelosi's husband. Who knows? I don't know who it is, but that's what's going on. And then finally, just to follow up, the 100% free website, the Antejas Crypto, the one that I made for free for you and all your friends. And I made it free to always be free. We had a problem with data. Now I'm just kidding. We had a problem with it being so slow. And the reason why it was so slow is because we used GoDaddy. And once you get 30,000 plus people on that website, which is, I think we were actually coming up with 40,000 now, it slows down tremendously. So we had to upgrade to another provider and everything was switched over. And I think from what I've seen for the test and really tells me, it looks like it's doing pretty good. So that's what's going on for dantejascripto.com. So if you notice that there were some slowdowns the last few days, it was because of that. That's what's going on. So now, if you want to stick around, we'll do a little Q&A. I'll answer all your burning questions the best of my ability. But if you had to take off, it is Saturday. So maybe you should take off. But if you want to stick around, it's cool. We'll do all that stuff.  Thanks so much. I appreciate you guys hit the like button. All that good stuff. Now let's get into a little Q&A and go from there.


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I'm Dave Vellante of Wikibosh, Radhakrishnan. Ganesh is a Cube alum, Ganesh. We met last year at Sapphire. You guys, I think, were the first to be certified to deploy SAP in the cloud, and we're going to talk about that a little bit, but first of all, welcome back. Good morning. Good morning. First of all, what do you think of the show this year? What's the vibe like for you? It's amazing. It's amazing the floor. It's too much crowd. I could see there is a lot going on. What we were very happy about this year was there's a lot of very good coverage on cloud side and mobility as well as HANA. So basically when it comes to cloud and HANA, there is always a relationship. We strongly feel that HANA, at one point, we are right now testing it in our labs, and we are going to make it ported onto virtual systems, where HANA is going to run by end of June, which will be available for customers going forward. John, the cloud message wasn't that loud and strong last year, but it is this year. Yeah, we had you on last year, and tell us, what was the reaction like from meeting on theCUBE? Did you have good positive results from the videos? Oh, it's also about your business updates as well. Amazing results, and in fact, we love the way theCUBE has been run because we got quite a great traction. In fact, since last year till this year, we have implemented 11 private clouds for customers. Also, we have a broad WFT cloud, which we have about 1,800 customers from around 82 countries, and the biggest visibility we got is through your theCUBE. Well, I'm just excited, because that's the whole purpose of theCUBE, is to share the knowledge, and we really appreciate you coming in. Let's talk about your success last year, although we'd love to take all the credit, but really, you guys have a good business solution, and the market's kind of spinning in your direction. What forces last year really were in place? Obviously, the infrastructure has become a converged size really rapidly developing. Tell us about what are the success factors that happened last year with you guys? Why such good growth on the private cloud, which has been elusive to many on how to get to the private cloud. Talk about that. Yes, definitely. That's an excellent question. Basically, there is a lot of room because people started going for consolidation in the past, and now people have realized, or we could make our customer realize that, converged infrastructure is going to be a key, whereby they can completely optimize all their non-production resources, whereby they can fully optimize those non-production resources for production purposes. Like, for example, people used to create, even though virtualization is there for many years now, and SAP customers are also now running it for the past three, four years. Still, people had been architecting SAP running on non-production as a separate cluster and production to be its own cluster. They couldn't be able to gain those resources, say for example, from evening five o'clock till the next day morning nine o'clock. Those non-production people just go off home, so those resources are our item. They are basically offline, and we could enable ourselves with our technology, whereby we're running a lot of batch processes and creating more servers or apps on them in the nightly times to optimize and take advantage of those resources. So from an architecture standpoint, what was different about that from this year in last year? What innovations took place? What was the enabler in all this? Basically, I consider that cloud is largely helping customers because what is happening primarily is people used to buy expensive luxury hardware inside, and they predominantly in an SAP landscape, 15% to 20% is production, remaining 80% is non-productions, but people had been primarily spinning so much of landscapes because of so many SAP modules they have to integrate, and those SAP non-productions had been taking a lot of cost. There was no savings for them. With this cloud burst, with a private cloud, they get the ability, not only on-premise, they get the production up running in a premium hardware, they can also take these non-critical apps into cloud, whereby that helps customers in saving costs and also in maintenance, as well as greater SLA. So what about the business model? Let's talk about the SLA. So cost reduction, no brain, I get that. It clearly leverages these non-production resources when you need them, and that's great. Let's talk about the business model side of the customers. Talk about the SLA. How has it impacted their businesses? Are they actually leveraging these new resources to actually produce revenue? Can you give some examples? Definitely. Basically, if you're talking about availability itself, the availability was a big challenge to manage before a converged infrastructure was in place because people have to manage different components and people, to tie in these components, they need a lot of expertise in-house or they have to go for consulting basis. Now, with all this prefabricated converged infrastructure, one thing is their availability is so high. 99.9% availability, they could easily accomplish that. From a business benefit is about all these data analytics. So one is people could be able to gain these resources and they could club all these resources together to do better manage and better do queries on systems. I'm not just going after one piece of it like HANA kind of an equipment or a BA accelerators, but even people could be able to do because of the processing power what they have gained recently with the V-Vlogs on the UCS blades. It is giving because what we are fundamentally noticing these days, only 17% of the CPU is being used. The remaining part of CPUs have been idle. Most of the time what we are facing is memory contentions or I can say more storage contentions. Storage is getting to be the major bottleneck and even in storages, we could be able to do substantially better since last year till this year because a lot of solid state disks are getting cheaper. More the technologies within V-Vlog like fast VP, virtual provisioning and fast caches are enabling customers to do much more. So it is indirectly benefiting the business and the most important one point I wanted to add is if people, business people largely in an SAP customers that needs instantaneous system provisioning and that provisioning and have a remarkable change now with images can get provision in no time. Versus the provisioning cycle time which was what before? What was before, you are absolutely right. And what time frame are you talking about? What's the... Minutes now. We are talking about... What was it before? It used to be weeks. It used to be weeks. From weeks to minutes. Weeks to past, we just looked at all the procurement and everything else. How about the notion of hybrid cloud, Ganesh? There was a lot of talk about that a couple of years ago but when you talk to customers they were kind of cool on it. Are you seeing more of a move toward hybrid cloud and I want to share some data with you? Definitely. Dave, to be honest with you, for SAP as of today at least by 2012, 2013, I could see that predominantly SAP customers are going to be more implementing private clouds on-premise for productions because still there are a lot of things to be sorted out in terms of compliances, securities in those aspects. So private cloud is going to be predominantly for production whereas non-productions are going to be typically moved into a public cloud with a VPC kind of virtual private cloud which is going to be a hybrid model. So even bigger companies where we had been just working recently, we could be able to make a private cloud within their infrastructure whereby shade systems can come in and avail the private cloud in terms of analytics and that is what we are predominantly seeing like SAP is going to be on a hybrid model. It's not going to be either just a private or it's going to be public. So we did a survey last year, it was early last year and we asked people which of the following best describes your attitude toward cloud computing and we had a number of responses and I just want to show you. So this orange area here is the guys pursuing, let me see if I can even put it up here. That bottom part of the pie, this part right here, that color is the hybrid cloud guys. Now last year that slice was so thin it was probably on 6% of the total said that they were pursuing a hybrid cloud and now I don't, this is real-time survey. We just launched the survey a couple of days ago to the Wikibon community. Do a real-time data extraction time and you can see the size of that pie. Now the other piece of this red area is the private cloud, the one up to the top, thank you. Now that was dominant last year. Now the other one, that tiny slice, right over here was cloud computing is a buzzword of unclear meaning. Now look at how small that is now and that was huge last year. So we're clearly seeing two things. One is cloud adoption is clearly accelerating. There are still actually a substantial number of folks who are just getting started or don't have a cloud strategy so I think to those guys you got to really get going and get on the curve. But a vastly greater number are looking at hybrid clouds. Now you're saying that's not so much the case within the SAP community, which I'm not surprised. Why is that and do you expect it to change? Basically SAP is still looking into the industry because SAP always takes its own course of time before anyone could, before their adoption. That is what we had been seeing it for decades. So but SAP in this case has in fact moved much faster I can say in terms of private clouds. A lot of companies we are deploying private clouds at this point in time, but they're also seriously looking at an hybrid model for non-production systems because one of the major bottleneck cloud providers have for SAP is the number of SAPs what today in a cloud provider can provide. Now cloud providers could not be able to provide beyond certain SAPs like we call it like 7,000 SAPs. That is still a bottleneck because we need to also look into it because the database sizes are growing within companies and those sizes now are simple. Like a pretty much a database sizes are normal, sizes are two to three terabytes and people are going up to 10 terabytes. That is one factor which is going to limit SAP production customers to move into cloud for production purposes. Yeah, well you're saying this because of the data movement particularly the hybrid cloud, right? Yes. Because it just takes a long time to move data, right? So okay, now but I would imagine in one hand your business is in a really good spot. I would imagine you're going to start to explode because SAP has been behind in cloud. Now you're filling that void. Customers that want to go to cloud can come to you. You can help them accelerate that. On the other hand up until recently SAP wasn't marketing cloud for you. So you must be really happy about the cloud messaging that you're hearing at this event. Definitely, this is a wonderful year for us because even since the start of the year because of WFT cloud, now 82 countries are coming in and running on our cloud. We could be able to demonstrate that we could be able to provide systems in minutes, not just SAP one system. We are talking about SAP entire landscape can be provisioned within minutes which customers are very happy because a lot of developer community, training people, individuals, a lot of companies who wanted to try new products of SAP like VPC or ACM 70 and all, they're saying can we get a system because when they go to a traditional IT it takes weeks for them and then still they come back and say they do not have enough hardware to provision them. Now with us, with a swipe of a credit card people can gain a system which we are thankful to SAP alliances who has given us the permission to demonstrate such a capability. Why are people moving to cloud? Simple question, but let's go back to the basics. Basically, it's instantaneous access. One of the major thing we had been seeing is people when they have to get an SAP system it takes weeks. They have to get basis people, they have to get so many resources to bring together before they can have a system in. Business people, as you know, the technology with mobility and the speed like iPads and other things, people wanted it instantaneously. They do not want to wait for the next five days to get a system and cloud could be able to deliver that. So particularly it's a deployment of a driver. What about the whole notion of transparency and pay as you go? Is that a driver or is that more sort of Amazon?  We call it like in a month, 750 hours a month, it keeps running. So basically we are talking about it is pay as you go model in terms as of now for SAP. It does not make a lot of sense, but definitely we are talking about it is going to help customers save a lot of money. If they have a lot of non-critical systems which does not need to be up and running, they can turn it off. All right, SAP making big moves into the cloud. Good news for Wharfdale and Ganesh. Hey, thanks very much again for coming on theCUBE. I'm glad we could make it happen. It's really always a pleasure to see you very articulate and knowledgeable. So if you want to do cloud, call this guy. Cutting edge example of Private Cloud Execution Day, we said from EMC World 2010 when they introduced the journey to the Private Cloud which no one was on at that time. Now, we're seeing proof points of real Private Cloud deployments, so congratulations. We're glad to be part of it in some indirect way. I guess theCUBE has been helpful, thank you for being part of it. And again, that's just the great support that we get from our guests and you, the viewer. So we really appreciate it though. We'll be right back with our next guest live from Sapphire in Orlando, Florida. Thank you.


Hello everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Armo with the Stock Swoosh and today I wanted to talk to you about having a positive attitude. It's extremely important to have a positive attitude if you want to be successful trading. Actually, you need a positive attitude to be successful in anything in life, but even more so with trading. Why? Because everybody's wanting the same thing. Every single day when you go into the market, any stock you trade, anything you do, everyone wants the same thing and has the same goal. It's money. Not everyone is going to win. It's a zero sum game, as Gordon Geckos said in the movie The Wall Street. There is going to be one winner and one loser on the side of every trade. So you want to be the winner. In order to be winner, you need a winning mindset. Now that's not enough. You also need a winning system. I happen to have that in my golden gap system. You can come and learn it from me, but you also need a winning attitude. And this is just one of these things. I mean, this is just so basic, but unfortunately, a lot of people don't get it. They're trading for years, so losing money. They have a negative attitude. They don't want to invest any money in a class or a course like mine, but they keep trading and they keep losing and their attitude keeps getting worse and worse and worse and worse and worse. You know, I always say to people, if you found me, you were meant to find me. There was a reason that you came to me. You were meant to find me. You were meant to take my class. You were meant to do it because there's so many places out there that are trading educational places or have newsletters. They're not all good. I know that. I know that from personal experience. However, some are good. Mine is good. The stacks, which is a good place. My class is a good class. It is totally worth the money. You won't know that until you sign up, but I always feel like people were meant to find me when they do because again, there's thousands and thousands of places out there. So how would you happen to come upon me? My YouTube might be a webinar. It might be that you saw me on TV, but I truly feel like it's meant to be when people find me and they come and learn from me. And again, I'm here to teach you the information if you want to learn it, but it's up to you to have the right attitude. It is up to you to be positive. I do my best to encourage people in the trading room. When people email me, ask me questions or do the mentoring sessions on the side. It is important to have a good attitude with this. Don't let yourself get down. You can do it. I'm helping people to do it. People are successful with me. They're making money for real. I just had a mentoring session with someone this afternoon. He's ready to start risking more money. I said, fine, great. Go ahead. Start on Monday. Up your risk. You're doing well. We'll talk again in a week. So you have to have the right attitude to do it, but you also need the right system. If you're interested in more information on learning my system, I teach a class once a month. It's called the Golden Gap. Email me and Melissa at thestockswish.com for more information and go to the website. Thanks and have a great day.


What's good Josh boros back again with another video, so we're gonna check out 10 iconic wrestling entrance quirks part 3 You know, we checked out the first two parts. It's it's always Good to like kind of go back down memory lane and check out some of these Entrances of these were particular wrestlers and just the little things that they did to make their entrance that much better, man It's on all eyes are on a wrestler when they make their entrance The rest has an opportunity to stand out and showcase their character in this series. So far We've seen wrestlers use pyro vehicles taunts camera men the fans and all sorts of objects Mm-hmm this team today as we look at 10 more great wrestling entrance quirks number one the only takers I roll Every you should scare me as a kid Killer entrance whether he was riding a motorcycle or making that so walk down the ramp and once take it entered the ring He sent chills down the spine of not just the fans But also his opponent as the phenom removed his signature black hat and rolled his eyes into the back of his head Oh, we scared me as a kid Yeah Little thing that added to the undertaker's persona tremendously It worked it definitely scared me as a kid it worked every time down there Take a used it in his entrance as well as before and after hitting the tombstone pile driver Number two the brood coming out of the fire. They used to creep me out as a kid, too You undertaker wasn't the only dark and gothic character with a heart-stopping entrance the brood who were one-time associates of takers Ministry of darkness had a similar spying tingling entrance that saw them rise from a ring of fire beneath the stage It was a cool visual Accompanied by one of resting's greatest ever theme songs the brood couldn't have looked any cooler It's an entrance that fans and wrestlers continued Really Bro wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait wait before we get into edges legendary entrance Can we just look at the fact that you had people in? all blacks like Suits all black suits Basically pretending to be the flames as they walked out that That's funny, bro That's a good one They literally just laying down waving these little lights to pretend like they're fired. That's that's funny, man. That's a good one That's funny, bro number three edges entrance Love edges entrance, bro. You think you know me After his time with the brood came to an end edge continued to have memorable entrances from entering via the crowd with Christian to Performing his iconic tomb that sparked his pyro edge knew the importance of having a strong entrance Song when necessary and even paying homage to his past every now and again This was a dope entrance as well Edge was one to set the tone of his character as soon as he came out running through the smoke and hyping in Saab before posing to see what she heard it. You think you know me? Oh my god people just would go crazy, man signal his massive pyro display Love it love it every time The rock smells It was this electric energy that accompanied the people's champion every time he came to the curtain as soon as his music hit shop waves through the arena Is the Include his entrance simply electrifying Number five the new age Outlaws promo encapsulated the WWF Satitude era better than the new age Outlaws and much of this is thanks to their unforgettable entrance from the moment the Roadhog said Oh, you didn't know yep Mm-hmm saying every word and it was hard not to giving just how entertaining the Outlaws were classic you didn't know Oh somebody Teen champions of the world Oh And obviously if you guys remember in zoe in a big cash, you can tell their little Entrance how they would come in it was heavily inspired by By Roadhog And then Billy Gunn girl like that that you can it was superly Heavily inspired to the point where the crowd was chanting word-for-word everything in zoe and big cast was saying man This is crazy how they Should have been WWE tag team champions on the main roster, bro They never got that opportunity obviously in zoe with some backstage TV was getting in all types of stuff But still you can see their influence even with the With the acclaimed you can see the influence they've had over like tag team wrestlers with catchy Entrances and saying that people know word-for-word It didn't matter if there were heels or baby faces when Roadhog and Billy Gunn made their entrance the fans were with them all the way We got two words for you Do a rap to the ring performing their song get rowdy the team didn't last long But it acted as our first introduction to the man that would become known as our truth What's up interacting with the fans and becoming a popular babyface in the process I Don't get what nobody say our truth is one of the best comedy acts in wrestling history, bro They just said fuck it we've had it Was a favorite of instant man who believed truth was so funny and charismatic fans just couldn't boo him Yeah to argue with Vince as right from his entrance truth had the fans on his side dancing and chanting along to his iconic What's up theme song But our truth you can give him literally trash You could give him trash and he will turn it into gold He's the only person in my opinion that made the 24-7 championship Even even worth caring about because he was so funny, bro Calling it the 24. Uh, I think it was calling like the 24 or I think it was like the 7-11 Championship use adding all types of different names that made no sense Our truth. I wish you a speedy recovery. Hope he's uh healing pretty well, man. Wish you speedy recovery, bro You are hilarious. There's no doubt about it one of the funniest wrestlers ever In the limousine Numerous wrestlers have found success by riding to the ring in vehicles Especially when it fits their character so well for JBL This was no different after being repackaged as a rich Texan who resigned Bradshaw was driven by limousine everywhere He went and this included the ring, but as tends to be the case with vehicles in wrestling It's only a matter of time until they're stolen or destroyed Number eight CM Punk, it's clobbering time It's clobbering time Man who remembers his other theme song, bro. I love his old theme song, bro I love his old theme song.  It just gets you Amp it got me amped every time, bro Punk said the catchphrase first during his days in ring of honor before eventually using it in WWE and later AEW making it a staple of his entrance For punk the phrase was a good way to set the tone for the battle that was to come I'm also paying tribute to an iconic character Number nine Shawn Michaels prayer when Shawn returned to the WWE in 2002 He was born again and was responsible for his past actions and behavior Michael's faith in God was incorporated into his on-screen persona And could be observed anytime the hot break kid made his entrance Before signaling for his pyro Shawn would take a moment to engage in a prayer This gesture showed HPK's commitment to his faith Which helped him become a better version of himself While it was nice to see a glimpse of Shawn's faith being integrated into his character The WWE perhaps took it a step too far by having Michael's team up with God to take on Vince and Shane McMahon Who remembers that?  I know he did. I know he did Vince always had a pep in his step with his walk gradually evolving over time Becoming more and more absurd eventually resulting in the billionaire straw as we know it today The walk helped capture Vince's egotistical eccentric and wealthy persona And despite his evil character fans were regularly seen bowing in his presence and singing along to his theme song Whenever the former chairman made his entrance Today Vince's strut is heavily associated with Conor McGregor who performs the walk in honor of Vince as McGregor is a big fan of bookman Destruct the infamous billionaire strut man to the end of this video if there are any entrances we haven't covered yet Hey, this was dope. Y'all go give him a like once again, man. This this was great Rest on flashback. I'm already subscribed to the guy. I'm definitely giving the video a like Go ahead subscribe to him man. Love these entrance quirks, man. It just takes you back down memory lane Vince McMahon with the billionaire strut, you know, he did it when he came back to WWE Also, our truth is probably one of the best to ever Like the best comedian like comedic wrestler of all time and he's actually pretty good in the ring In my opinion. I've seen some of his old tna stuff and just uh in general He can actually pretty go well. He can go in the ring. So uh once again wishing him a speedy recovery But yeah, this was a great video comment down below. Let me know what was your favorite iconic entrance From this video.  It is it's it's it's an iconic one Only he can really embody the the arm swinging. I'm richest shit walk But I know this is not the proper time to even be talking about that with the state of WWE and how he's been Trying to you know sell the company and all types of things But I'm sure some of you guys still appreciate the Vince McMahon billionaire walk Comment down below. Let me know if he did the walk Do you guys think he also did the walk when he came back to WWE headquarters? But I appreciate all the love and support row two 150k. Oh, yeah. And by the way, yes Roe bros has returned once again. I know you guys Appreciate when I do return uh with the robe and by the way I am still your undisputed youtube wrestling champ of the world. See you next time. Peace