Hello and welcome back here to the channel. I'm your rabbit We are staring at another one of the street cars in almost its entire form We're doing some shakedown on this car and some final testing as you can see some styling has been done to this RX8 It's a different, you know exhaust RPF one wheels some energy interiors We've also set it up with headlights as well as a custom type s under body kit that can be turned on Separately from the headlights so definitely something very fun. So make sure you follow me on all social media which found the description box below Let's get to it All right, so we got to get the wheel cam Turned on So you guys can actually see what's going on with the full wheel cam and everything like that So with having those type s lights underneath the car you got to know when they're coming on So you know on the left of the steering wheel There is a little type s box that when you turn the type s lights on that does light up to it You know the type s lights are on So and they are separate from the headlights toggling on and off so you can run those without the headlights or with them So we're gonna go full shake down the star 7 and see a little bit of testing on the Motor and the tune and things like that Cars are in their final testing stages For when it comes to physics if you just are doing some modeling and things like that to them I thought I was gonna go over that modeling and stuff to them To give it a little personalizing style from the factory car So we hear it awesome Aussie drip coat 2020 Trying to get this R7 shake down a little bit to reach us all the way out and turn the tires wall Not head into it. Oh, we're gonna head into it I knew that as soon as we let that way we're gonna hit it you can hit out this way So this has been definitely a fun pack Fun packed building these street cars and getting them dialed in like just some styling aspects left Before we can get these cars fully out and released Definitely to change that theory slightly Could be arches on red line there and into that wall almost no post gear pocket down a little bit too much there Up that hill. That's my entire wall again. I'm just a little bit in third person as well Curse of rotary Definitely got to keep this car high in the bands. Let's type s lights on right now This car does have green. So each car will have different colors based on The car color so every even if every r7 will have different color like depending on the livery that has So some styling things and stuff like that that are maybe different for each car You can see in the same car they're gonna be slightly different when it comes to how the cars look But definitely needed to put that type s indicator on the inside of the car so that people could see When the type s lights were actually on From inside the car kind of bogging it down But I try to jump right here. We got it without having to use handbrake definitely a major plus of course, you know We do have My channel supporters on the back window of this car Evil raptor vision logo full of water and energy innovations to the biggest part of the channel right now Do you have a GoPro on the back side of this car to get all those, you know Shots working on trying to get that camera to be an actual camera for when you want to run Replays and stuff trying to figure that one out so that you can actually watch it from that GoPro position if you wanted to definitely Loving how this r7s handling if you got to keep this thing up in high revs like I said First of a rotary. Oh, I thought we were gonna have that when people are too much up on the wall so you guys did see is that Stingray the Mustang and Now the r7 so there's a couple more cars in the mix that will be coming out in this So definitely check the channel in the Instagram When he seems to be coming out hopefully very soon like I said, I just have some styling and stuff to do on the cars You know teams and we go to the interior dialed in with of course some handbrakes the energy equipment on the inside because you know Gotta support the energy brand or gearing for this car Adjust some of the tune because all the cars will have a base tune on them So you should be able to get onto it and just hop in and drive it And they should all have a very similar base to run with each other within their own Handling characteristics of the car Got to keep it matted just to make sure we're staying in Power I mean we can run into it. We're gonna change tracks and do another test. So catch you guys when you're on grid So another aspect of these cars that I have been working on Don't say fast lights on working on with a few people that are testing with me Is the ability to run some tandem tracks because having street cars that could run in like street style Competitions in streets out 10 of them definitely a very plus. So we're right here at kill care U.S. Drift up in third Well tap in the RX 7 then the wall tap were coming back on the inner part of the track So I stalled that up one thing that I've definitely been Working a lot on is to develop a good base tune for these cars for everybody To be able to just get in the car and just go full send on it without having to worry too much about tuning and things like that Because a lot of people may not know how to do full tuning. So out of the box car Ready to rip. It's definitely a good thing to have I thought I was gonna go full send into that wall Definitely not the cleanest of runs, but it was actually a very solid run And I definitely enjoy it the little details that we're putting into this car You know for these Carpack release. So it's the one more cent here. That's where I wanted to be. I miss that zone by a lot We'll take a look at the actual replay and see where we were actually at But overall that second part of that was not too bad. Let's go take a look at that replay of course We have AI turned off. So we're gonna have to go into a five camera Because we have the AI turned off Competition so trying to see where we're at. Okay, so this was a this was the run I kind of want to see where we were on the wall really over nice deep in that zone I'll take that we're way off that zone now So a little bit of tuning left for these cars and some styling and some other cars This car being an RPF one is definitely a nice fit Make us follow me on all social media all of which funds description box below and as always I thank you guys for coming back and watching. I'm your rabbit. See you guys on the track


And welcome all to another excellent edition of The Power Trading Hour. And as we start off yet another excellent episode of The Power Trading Hour, S&P is up 8 points, Dow is up 23, NASDAQ is up 57, Russell is up 13, Crude Oil is up 76 cents, and see what else do we have here. Gold's basically flat. It had a little bit in the tank earlier in the day. Probably the big move of the day happened around, what was that, just after 10 o'clock. Not exactly sure what came out. It was about the same time that we saw a news announcement about giving away the, what is it, $10,000 for anybody with a student loan. So I don't know if that had to do with it. Maybe there was something else, but it was right at around 10. We saw the dollar up at about 109 on the DX, got down to about 10835 and that was in what, two bars? So there wasn't a lot of time. It's back to 10862. So is it? Maybe somebody else has some knowledge of what went on. I'm always thinking everybody kind of knew about it. So maybe that's not it. Maybe there was something else going on. Maybe that was being used for cover for something else nefarious. But we're looking at it. And of course, the TLT, at the same time, we talked about it getting back into the 112. Well, it jumped the creek today. It's done it with volume. You already have almost 18 million shares into that last 15 million share low on July 8th. Even the lows before it had lighter volume than that. So we're down. We're into the gap. We're into this big candle that really was a bullish engulfing of three days. That was the 13th, what is that 13th, 14th and 15th of June. And that basically had a 10 point bounce out of that. And now we've come back and given it all back. Energy is about the same on the way up as on the way down that first move off the bottom. Mostly a probably way too many people short to quickly on the bonds. It went back up to another high. Short squeezed everybody out, in my opinion, and now back down to this low. You've got plenty of volume that does open the door for the June 16th low 10812. And right now, was it the bond? Was it the dollar? Was it political news? Was it anything else? That could be unknown. It's a stym captain, but always interested here. If anybody has any alternate theories. See, the new man says good on the CCJ. We bought the CCJ, which is a Kamiko, the uranium company. And that was 2250. Had a good buy in on that. We were looking for 2650 for the first stop. We got a lot of volume today at a big gap. So I'm going to assume that it's probably going to need to consolidate a little bit and we'll take another shot at it. The news is that Japan is going to open up a reopen, a restart, depends on how you look at it. 17 nuclear reactors that they had mothballed because, of course, they need the energy as does everyone. So your new game is on. The game is afoot. Probably could come up with some other mixed metaphors. But I'm just winning too much already on the mixed metaphor thing. They told me to lay off just a little bit to give everybody else just a glimmer of hope of winning that award this year. But I think they all know. Anyway, other things going on that I thought were very interesting. Once again, the dogs woke me. They're in a bad rut here of waking me up in the middle of the night. But very interesting to watch China coverage on Bloomberg last night. The more interesting thing to me was that they are now rationing electricity for rechargeable cars. And we're on the odd and even thing, kind of like us back in the 70s with Jimmy Carter. If you guys are that old remembering that you could only buy gas depending on if your license plate landed in an even or an odd letter. I don't think you had custom plates back then. I don't think that you did. I wonder what they would have done. It has to be an odd or even letter. It could have been anything. But very interesting to see that they are rationing electricity for rechargeable cars. Of course, they sold a bunch, about a million. And what I don't think a lot of people understand is just how compact China is. And it's not like there's a lot of extra room to be throwing up extra electrical lines, especially in the highly congested cities. But there's not a lot of these manufacturing plants that are way out in the sticks would be easier to build yet another generation station or maybe patch into the circuits that feed all the electricity. But it is very interesting to see. One of the other things I always thought was interesting about the EV market was an article, and I can't remember where I saw it now, where they talk about since it takes at least four times as long at a minimum or the minimum stop is four times longer than it takes to fill a tank of gasoline that we need to have four times the room for charging stations if people don't always charge their vehicles at home. I wonder if that's a good omen for all these racetracks and everything else. They may have the most prized real estate in the world. If that is true because, of course, you can only park so many cars in so many places. But maybe you don't need to be on the main drag if you're going to spend 45 minutes charging your car. I don't know. But I thought it was very interesting that they're already running into the problems that many people have talked about. Of course, over the early part of the summer in Los Angeles, they were asking people not to charge their cars at certain times. So yeah, any kind of technology that rapidly changes, it's never 100% easy. There's always a few flies in the ointment, as they like to say. What was that now? Was it the, I want to say, what was the rock song about the fly in the ointment? I'll think of it during the break.<PHONE_NUMBER>. Email me at path at TFNN.com. And of course, you can always get my newsletters at the front page of TFNN. 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Apple announcing its big dog and pony. I got to put something together with that for a mixed metaphor with yet another animal, but I don't have anything at the moment. Anyway, 35 million shares today, yesterday 54, 69 down into this gap higher that had 70. So there isn't a whole lot here, but they have announced their dog and pony to show new products on September the 7th. What day is that on? Looks like on the Wednesday. Well, I'm glad they're waiting until I come back on the 6th to get warmed up for their dog and pony on the 7th. Normally, it's a Tuesday. I guess maybe they pushed it because the vacation day there on the 5th, but we'll see. And yes, I will be off the air anyway from the 29th and come back on the 6th. So we've got that to put in your pipe and smoke it. I never knew exactly what that meant, but it always sounded good. Okay, anyway, Apple, Big Dog and Pony, the 7th.  One of those is Warren Buffett. I almost feel like I have to take a bath and a shower with a Brillo pad after they get done with him. Apple is almost slightly less offensive if they call themselves a media outlet to be critical or at least investigative on it, but if you're one of these big guys, I guess there's a lot of pressure to get the big catch that people want to watch on TV, whether it's the big financial swami or the big cap stock in the market. Probably don't want to run people off too much.   But his 10 years, kind of now on the 15 years, kind of on the ash heap, I think it was 12 years, ash heap of history of doing a whole lot of nothing. He did kind of have his hands tied, but didn't really do a lot other than sell a lot of shares, but allowed his old boss to do so too. And now he owns a basketball team. So I guess that's apt conversation, but not a hero. Apple, of course, going to be part of history today. So why don't we do that and we will move upwards and onwards after that. But it's always history, not so much repeating, but certainly does rhyme a lot. It is almost always repeating and on this day in 2011, Steve Jobs says, I've always said that if ever a day came when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple's CEO, I would be the first to let you know. Unfortunately, that day has come. Of course, Steve Jobs about a year earlier than that was diagnosed with incredibly lucky observation that he had pancreatic cancer. He was 1 in 100 that may have been able to save his life. He decided to drink Asian tea instead of listen to doctors and get it operated on and out of him. By the time he came to his senses, about six months later, of course, it had taken over half as pancreas and we all know how deadly a disease it is. It is always, as Neil deGrasse Tyson says, it's always interesting to think you know enough to make a decision and make a smart decision, but not smart enough to know that you're wrong making that decision.   Just a thought. And also now 12 years in the rear view mirror, 11 years in the rear view mirror, you wonder what he would have done with the time that he had left at the helm, not just managing one product and making it bigger but continuing to innovate. And he was kind of always the bomb thrower, always interesting to see the path that the two companies took from Apple in its early days to Microsoft. Steve Jobs, a real revolutionary and of course, Microsoft and Bill Gates was a big fan of the Japanese at the time and he believed in the just make it 1% better every day. Steve Jobs believed that you had to break the mold and maybe have a few dust ups, maybe even burn the house down, but incremental was not in his vocabulary. And of course, Bill Gates was only that. I think they call it, I want to say Kai Jing. Can't remember the name of it. It was by 1990, 92 remember Japan was going to take over the United States. It was inevitable. But he followed the really the industrial versions from the early 60s to the mid 80s. And we had a big tail of two different companies over a long haul. Microsoft kind of getting back to its roots, and that is extend and extinguish all competitors, bring everything you can into the fold and make sure everything you do leverages something else you do. But I do digress. Anyway, on this day in 2011 is the last day. And of course, almost a biblical story, isn't it? Guy kicked out of his company only about seven years after going public. I think they went public in 1978 or 79. Got kicked out in 85 came back in 95 and became the CEO again, I think a 97. But what a tail of woe is me making biggest company company in the world, at least for some short time. We'll be back in a minute. If you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. 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A big mover out here, not a lot of volume so far, 10%. Did write about some very good news in the fuel cell area on Monday in the tech insider. Just up to the downtrend line. I don't know if this has changed a lot, but we were talking about Japan. And somebody brought up that there wasn't a lot going on in EVs in Japan. They really are very focused on making the whole hydrogen thing work and fuel cells. And there's long been rumored that they have some kind of double top secret breakthrough and why they continue to push fuel cells and not really do much in the EV space. Of course, kind of early with the Prius in that whole area. Kind of interesting, they haven't done anything. Makes you think that maybe they have an ace up their sleeve. And of course, Toyota has made over 150,000 fuel cell forklifts. It's about all they use in Japan these days. And so they've got a lot of experience with the technology. Maybe it works better in fleets than it does in others. We've got Mercedes working on some long haul hydrogen fuel cell semis. They've got one that goes back and forth across the country. It uses liquid hydrogen and sniffs oxygen out of the air that it needs for that. But yeah, it's interesting. Okay, what else do we have? Got some more emails here. So we'll start looking at some other stuff. Oh, yeah, I didn't bring Mr. Diablo on. I'll get him on the next thing. I forgot about it. I was busy looking up stuff here. So we'll get the Diablo back in a minute. Just looking through the emails here and trying to get to the ones we want. Okay, we looked at Apple already. Let's look at the other usual suspects. See much going on. As we talked earlier, didn't think a lot was going to happen. I think we've got a low in. I just don't think we're going higher until we get past the Fed in the next day and a half. Was it tomorrow at noon?  I know it's, I think I've seen a couple of people report that it's tomorrow. Don't know exactly what time that Powell gives its speech. I don't know if the others matter that much anymore. And whether or not he's rather sanguine about the whole thing or becomes a big hawk or a dove. But I think a lot of people are going to be reading the tea leaves. And it was always interesting if you aren't old enough to remember the depths of the Cold War where there'd be somebody standing next to Khrushchev or Stalin. And they always thought it meant something like he was next in line to the throne at one of the big May Day parades or some of the other stuff. But always, you know, who was cozying up to the latest despot running the Soviet Union? Kind of the same thing. Everybody looking a little too close probably about what he does and making a lot more than what it is. But it is interesting. Anyway, Netflix up a little bit today. Not a lot of volume, but I don't think much of anything has a volume today. So we go back to the CBOE consolidated volume for the day. It's been dropping by about 100 million this whole week as we start the show. And it's about 150 million off yesterday's volume at this time. We just ticked over during the break six billion shares. So this isn't a big down move with volume. Doesn't mean that we can't continue to see this thing go down unlike volume into Labor Day weekend. That would be the probably the biggest bullish case to come back and see maybe buying after we come back from Labor Day. The bearish case would be probably going up significantly with a lighter volume into what is probably going to be lighter volume all next week is everybody on Wall Street heads out to the Hamptons for the last big hootenanny. I don't get to use that word enough. Hootenanny, shindig, all the great words. Anyway, going to be kind of light. So generally you want to fade the probably about 70% of the time you want to fade the direction of the market on light volume. And we're probably certainly going to have that. So we'll see. But markets love to turn after the big three day weekends. We're starting to see the Indian.  Generally, I don't see much of anything and they're doing everything they can to get them in the last couple of days. We had our primaries here in Florida yesterday and pretty much exactly what everybody thought. None of them were really close. So we'll get into the fall and they will try to disparate us and do a lot of other things like gas light us into November. But I think everybody pretty much has a world view and they're probably sticking to it. So I don't know if there's really that many people are going to change anybody's minds. But they're going to try. So this is generally when I start to the effect I can try to avoid the media as much as possible. Because like I said, their job is not to make me feel good or do anything but make us all feel that the world's coming to an end. And therefore watching it on TV. But homey doesn't play that game. I'm I'm going to probably do a little bit of turtle imitation and try to hunker down until it's over.<PHONE_NUMBER>. Like I said, not a lot of volume in that. Let's go ahead and look at the other usual suspects. Heavy shorting continues in AMD and Nvidia. You're basically flat on the last two days. Well, flat. I'm going to even say flat for the last three from the close. Friday's closed. This sideways on AMD of volumes to really decrease the last five days in a row. Again, no real sign out here. Maybe we could get that tomorrow if Powell does do his little dance on the catwalk. And the convinces us all that he really didn't mean last weekend. And he didn't mean what he said before at the FOMC meeting. Maybe something else will come along. Nvidia and VDA. I've been watching a online event called Hot Chips throughout the week. And so I'm kind of a little bit tired. But a lot of very interesting information on technology. Maybe it'll pay off one day on a trade where I know something or see something. In fact, there was one company that I saw a lot in this thing. I don't think it's public yet. Let's see if I can't pop this up because I wanted to think about it. And I haven't quite done it yet. Company called Grock. G-R-O-Q. That's got to be it. A lot of discussion about this one. They're not public yet. But they have a new machine learning system. And it's streaming or streaming data and machine learning. Very interesting technology. Just remember in a couple of years when they go public that I brought them up first. G-R-O-Q. We'll be back in a minute. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure. But you also need excellent instruction from experts. At TFNN, you'll get advice and guidance from the authority in technical market analysis. And it's not just dry tedious text either. 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But he's a pretty good boy. But man, we had a tough first year. He was highly mistreated, extremely mistreated. And it took a good part of a year to turn him around. But now he's a great guy. And you can't put a butter knife between us, both.<PHONE_NUMBER>. The other one's Vixen, by the way. She's been on the show before. But she never wakes me up. She's pretty good. She sleeps through the night all the time.<PHONE_NUMBER>. So what else do we have going on? Oh, we looked at... I want to talk about Meta. Somebody asked me if this actually made any difference. The Federal Trade Commission came to an agreement where they weren't going to buy some AI Metaverse company. And basically they told them Facebook couldn't buy it. And then Zuckerberg was trying to make an in-run around that by buying it himself personally. And so they added them to the lawsuit. They've taken him off only. And Facebook Meta Musil still has to fight that. But we're getting into a point where the FTC is starting to get its groove back, kind of like Stella.  So I think it's probably... If you're looking for some big M&A in this sector, another good warning chart across the bow of these companies. I still suspect, I'd say the odds are better than 50-50 that he leaves the company and just from the other things he's doing, which is selling all his property in California, buying more property in Hawaii.  But if you got the cash, I guess you get to do it.<PHONE_NUMBER>, path at tfnn.com. No, not a one. Like I said, this is one of these, someone's bringing up in the den that Fuel Cell never had any positive earnings. This is going to be one of these technologies like Fusion where they say it's the technology of the future and always will be. But things are getting much better. Probably somebody did ask me, I'll give you a taste of it. And that is that they've been able to double some of the specs and match what the Department of Energy and the military want for fuel cells. So there are some out there now that are getting much better. They've dropped the amount of platinum needed to about the exact same amount of platinum that a catalytic converter would use. So that would be about the same. If anything, it's probably a little easier to recycle stuff in the fuel cell chain. In fact, you could probably rebuild a fuel cell as many times as you want and recycle everything in it. There aren't the same kind of toxic chemicals that you have in lithium ion batteries that explode in your face. Of course, you do have the potential for a Hindenburg, but there have been a bunch of them, especially in Japan with very little problem with that. If you turn one of the mirrors over, turn it turtle, it has the ability to have like a little antenna that kind of comes out the bottom of it and will shoot all the hydrogen up about 10 feet into the air. So I guess you could go light it and have a torch. But if it does end up in a big wreck and it feels it, it will kind of raise this antenna, kind of like the old antennas that used to come out of the right front quarter panel and you would see them add more. I mean, it would go up about, I think about six or eight feet on the top and it just vents all the hydrogen as quickly as it can out of that opposed to turning turtle and having the same thing and kind of a wand raises out of a protected area and outgasses all the hydrogen it can there. Of course, you know, you got the same thing with gasoline car if possible. Big difference is, of course, almost impossible to put out a lithium ion battery with water. There are some foams that put it out. Not all the fire departments have that technology yet and even then it doesn't work great. Works better than nothing, but that's not a whole lot. Why you see so many of those cars burnt to nothing. Anyway, good news. Does it mean that fuel cells have turned the corner? No. But like I said, the future is always fuel cells and always will be. Now, there's probably, I think this is at least on a par now with lithium ion batteries may take another two years to get this technology out. And as I said before, Toyota has been locked on this technology for a long time to the exclusion of working with Panasonic on its batteries, although they have and there are more cars out there with that. But they're staking a worldwide event with apparently fuel cell technology at some point. Doesn't really matter for the electric motors in those, which of course are going to need about 150 pounds of copper to be made. So the copper business could, whether you go lithium ion or you go fuel cell, you're going to need the same, pretty much the same electric motors. So that business will probably be good. And if fuel cells take off, platinum could have a nice life as it does now, where everybody's stealing catalytic converters. But I do digress. I don't know what the kind of foam it is. I've just seen them use it a couple on a few of them, but I think it's just, it's kind of like the yellow face masks that fall down in front of you on airplane. Most people don't know those aren't really hooked to anything. They're just to muffle the screams, right?<PHONE_NUMBER>. Okay, we got another one here. Anyway, meta. I'm wondering what it would do if Zuckerberg does announce that he's leaving, but he's making all the moves. He's gotten rid of his second in charge. And the question is, is he going to find anybody to want to sit in the hot seat through a lot of congressional hearings next year? Okay. Okay. 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New York, unique New York, unique New York. Sally sells seashells by the seashore. Sally sells seashells by the seashore. Red leather, yellow leather. Hi, I'm Sal and Mike. Welcome to episode three of HGTV. Are you allowed to curse on YouTube again? This is what we're doing. This is my Twitch chat. This is YouTube. YouTube, I'd like for you to meet Twitch chat. Twitch chat, meet YouTube. Don't be like that.  You can't sit with us. That's what I feel like you guys are sometimes, YouTube. I know you've been with me the longest. I know you like deadlifts. I know you guys like leaving angry comments underneath every video. I know six of you really, really feel good clicking that thumbs down button. It just fulfills your Sunday ego. But just say hi to Twitch, you know? Just give them a, hey guys, let's be friends. FHGTV, that should be the series title. Don't watch HGTV, watch me. Renovation station, day 11, grinding up the floor. So we got the walls, I would say 99% done. We have a little bit of edging to do, but we don't have the ladder and watch perverts. I'm not talking about edging, you know, but is it called edging? Detail work to do. We need a bigger ladder, so we're gonna work on that. Next, we're gonna get this concrete to look a little prettier. And one of the biggest questions, we covered a little bit in the podcast this week, if you wanna check out 50% facts. People asked like, Mike, you said you don't feel like you belong or strength doesn't have a culture and gyms never called to you in terms of how they looked or felt. What are you gonna do that's so different or so cool? And I think a lot of it's just attention to detail.  And then on the opposite end, the only other gyms that you have are literally just four walls of ceiling and someone puts a squat rack in there. And in between those, there's so much detail that could be made. And so for me, it's about attention to detail and paying attention to those things that matter both performance-wise and visually that allow you to have a good experience when going to the gym and building a community. I didn't just wanna rent this building and throw the squat racks in here. That's not a vision that me or the boys had. We want it to be aesthetically pleasing while being functional. Functionals 100% the leadway, but it can be pretty at the same time. So the goal is to get this ground, not necessarily even because, you know, we're not bowling out here or playing golf or something, but to even it out a little bit and to get all the gunk out of there to prep the floor for a dye. So we're gonna have the majority of the place dyed cement, look a little prettier, give it a little pow, and then we'll build the platforms and the equipment kind of around that to give it its main aesthetic. So that's what we're in the middle of now. The grinder's only 10 inches. I know ladies are saying only, but 10 inches is a little small and we're trying to bang out 550 square foot, 5,500 or so, and it's slow because you're literally grinding cement. So that's what we did mostly yesterday. We had the back room, we went to the podcast media room, a ton of like three decade old Blinolium. So we're a jackhammer and that guy out. I have like forearm pump that hurts so bad. But that's pretty much done, that ground's gross. We're probably gonna have to redo the drywall. One, because of like old water damage and two, because of sound. We don't want the sound to bounce off so bad. So the back room is like kind of like a mini project of its own going on at its own pace. And then the focus is here. There's a cool wood frame that's kind of like vintage from when this place was a machine shop in the 60s. It was all painted with, I don't know, four different colors and layers over the decades. So me and Connor started to sand that out, make that look a little bit prettier. And that's about where we stand. I'm in constant emails with the equipment, trying to figure out what our priorities are. Again, I think I've talked to you guys and some of this is behind this, you know, seeing business stuff, but we have so many different communities because I've been on the internet so long and I have so many friends in the strength game. And locally, obviously our base is gonna be people that want to get better through a barbell. Now, within the niches of that, we don't know who's gonna show up to be a member here. Hopefully, you know, the clothing really speaks to a segment of you guys and you guys can relate to how I like to wear my clothes and how I like to express myself through fashion. While it's still being comfy and being able to work out in, but it's also something you just, maybe not go to the club in, but you can go out in, if that makes sense. I don't want to use the term athleisure because I feel like all athleisure companies right now look the exact same and that's not what I'm trying to build. I don't want to build skin tight joggers and stringers. No offense to the boys out there. That's not what I wear. So, or I'm not wearing making Lulu lemon tights. Like they already do a really good job of that and I also don't wear tights. So we're gonna find our balance of that. So hopefully that hits a large segment of you guys. And in here, we're gonna get like my individuals. I want to get better and learn. But again, the niche of that where it will go is where we'll slowly build up over time. We're gonna get all the basics in here. So it'll be a full functioning gym, but maybe we have more power building homies in here. Then we're gonna get a couple more machines, some hammer strength, maybe another cable set, even though we'll have some cables to begin with.  So then we're gonna upgrade, maybe get some elink equipment, some comp bars, some combo racks, whatever. Maybe the weightlifting crew comes in. Maybe we got a bunch of Olympic weight lifters in which case we'll figure that out as we get there. So we're gonna get the base in. I'm discussing all that online with different people getting quotes on equipment. But it's gonna be an evolution. It's gonna be an evolution. One, we're trying to elevate what already is the garage strength gym. And then beyond that, this in itself will evolve over time to hopefully fit the needs of our community. And that's the number one goal. So a lot of things still juggling. A lot of things still moving slow. The place looks good with just the paint. But we still have a lot of improvements to go there. So two or three more days probably. And hopefully we'll have some dye on the ground and that'll be a little bit of a visual pop. That'll probably be episode four. But for today, we're waiting on the grinder to come back, Jim McD on the way and start to bang this thing out. Any questions? Raise your hand. Leave your comments below.  You're welcome. Goodbye.


Many years ago when I was less gray here and a bit fitter, I used to be a competition runner in Tasmania and that's big in Victoria, so my first taste of Victoria as a very young firefighter I guess was when we used to come across and run in the state championships and I actually thought then we are a great organization, how big it is they seem to have everything that opens and shuts and it was just almost a bit starry I'd come in from a small state, a small service to go and have a look at a big service and that's I guess I've always from that point had an eye on CFA just a straight name and title here Gavin Freeman on the deputy chief officer responsible for urban portfolio within CFA it was a bit of a long road for me to get to CFA I started my fire service career way back in 1985 with the Tasmania Fire Service as a recruit I came from a farming background in Tasmania and that was what I thought when I left school at 15 that I'd be a farmer for the rest of my life never panned out that way while I enjoyed that time I realised pretty quickly that the family farm wasn't going to support an extra income at that point so I started looking for jobs in 19 I picked up a career or job with the Tasmania Fire Service which rapidly became my career I spent 32 years in Tasmania and worked in a range of areas from firefighter on station, station officer, district officer and ultimately working as the deputy chief for Tasmania Fire Service for the last seven years after that I decided I needed a different challenge a different change over the time in Tasmania I'd done some sort of tournaments one to Victoria to the Fire Service Commissioner then I'd been fortunate enough to deploy to North America a couple of times into most states in Australia so I knew there was a world outside of Tasmania and six months before I started with CFA I had an opportunity to undertake as a conman in the Northern Territory which really reinforced for me that it was time for a change and I had something else to offer and when the position came up with the Country Fire Authority I jumped at it and was fortunate enough to be offered a job so it's almost been 12 months now in September it'll be 12 months since I've been with CFA and it's it's fine I'm loving every minute of it and absolutely no regrets about making the move when I first started in a role the chief officer said to me you know you've only got a couple of priorities learn learn what your portfolio is all about learn to and understand CFA and get ready for the fire season because it was September so we're about to launch into our summer season so pretty simple and clear priorities were set from the chief and I had a preconceived idea of what the urban portfolio would entail but things like the Coast Guard perhaps the emerging medical response and the operational comm side of the business that we've picked up on top of the more obvious areas of urban probably weren't on my radar but it's great I've spent some time with the people that lead those areas and they're doing a fantastic job and they've really been helpful to help me understand what's required of those areas and it's fantastic to be able to try and provide as much support as I can to keep those areas moving and it's been a little bit dynamic when I started there was only one other substantive deputy chief officer and a couple of vacancies those vacancies have now been filled so we now have a team of deputy chief officers all permanently in position working with Chief Officer Warrington to really drive CFA forward so that's been one big change we've moved from what was a little bit of period of uncertainty to now getting sustainability and now it challenges to transfer that down into the regions and down to the districts over the years through my connections across the country got to know quite a lot of the leadership team within CFA and I have enormous respect for them for past leaders that I knew and the current leadership team so all of those things lined up and then the position came up and I've got to clear my hand completely my wife's family come from Victoria so that was also another driver to be able to come come back home and on top of that our daughters are a police sergeant here in Melbourne so we actually have more family connections to Victoria than we do in Tasmania at this point so it was a logical step really it just seemed to be the natural thing to do come to a fantastic organization a new challenging job and be able to link it back up with family at the same time was just winds all around so when I walked in day one well I had to meet a lot of new people and learn a new organization I was very confident that that was going to come quickly and I was right very quickly I realized that all of the people in CFA are fantastic people they weren't being distracted by anything else they were just focused on delivering a service to the Victorian community and I still see that today so you know fire fire agency people across the world are fantastic people at heart and the CFA people are no different they're great and it's just I'm looking forward to meeting more of them one of the big challenges for me of course is exactly that Victoria and CFA such a large large state a lot of brigades and a lot of people to get around and every day I'm almost meeting somebody new and I expect that to continue for a little while but I hope to get around the state much more in the next few months now that I've been able to settle in and learn about what my job role is to get out and actually learn what the real challenges and the real issues are for the people that make it happen for us the Urban Portfolio is quite diverse clearly we have responsibility to maintain CFA's urban service delivery so response to emergencies in in the build-up areas of country Victoria and that includes obviously preparing for brigades for structural fires includes all the rescue disciplines road crash rescue a technical rescue discipline such as vertical and trench steep angle rescue we also look after the emergency medical response the EMR component within CFA under the Urban Portfolio also is operational communications which is exactly that all the the CAD the infrastructure the radios and the FSCC's that work in our call centers so we have responsibility for those we also now look after the well-being team within CFA which has some great synergies with the EMR work that we're doing because of the extra exposure additional exposure our frontline responders now get to trauma having the the support services that help them in the well-being team and all the fantastic programs that they run just makes great sense and it seems to be really kicking some some big goals we're winning some getting some good wins in that area we also have responsibility for the rehab teams so they're the teams that respond with our firefighters to do health monitoring blood pressure monitoring and make sure that they're safe if they're going into multiple entries into into fires for example the other component that we pick up which is almost a bit of a anomaly is a Coast Guard CFA have a number of Coast Guard brigades and we work hand in glove with that while the Coast Guard brigades are actually CFA brigades but they also function as a Coast Guard flotilla as well but so where there's a fire on water our CFA Coast Guard brigades will respond to that and we provide support to them the deputy chiefs obviously have a very close relationship with the chief officer chief officer of warrington runs an approach where it's very much team-based clearly the chief has ultimate responsibility for under the act for the operational performance and of the CFA but the deputies in my role are there to support the chief we very much play a support role the chief is the leader of our organisation in terms of service delivery and operations but the deputies are there to make sure that we interact with our people across the ground the chief is one person he can't be everywhere so we see our roles as deputies very much as you to face between the response across the state through the regions and the districts to the chief officer and providing advice and support to the chief to make sure that we continue to keep Victoria safe when I first started there was some frustration from across our volunteer and career workforce around training around low voltage fusion removal and safe working at heights and again had been a lot of good people put in some effort into trying to get that up and running and get a capability improved in that area what we've been able to achieve in the last little while is forward movement on that we've got some training planned now the the programs have been designed and that was through collaboration very closely with DCA Paterson in training and and just you know I take the approach that needs to be a team focus on everything we do and the other deputies have the same approach so since in the last few months I think we've been able to actually get things moving we haven't got all the results we want yet it will take in some cases two to three years to finish things because it is such a big organisation but at least we're heading in the right direction in some of those key areas that perhaps have been gaps or stagnated a little bit in the past so that that being part of that team approach with the leadership team is a really positive thing and I'm relishing that and looking forward to doing more of it but what I can say I'm very proud of is I've been able to provide support to the urban team to finish projects that perhaps I hadn't been able to get done previously and one of those for example is the the the field guide that's a combined publication between MFB and CFA has been ongoing for two and a half years last week it went to the printers so that that's sort of the nice win and fantastic work with the people in the team. Look if I if I could have my time over again and if I could sit down with the 19 year old me that started as a recruit I would probably tell them to make more of the opportunities I mean I've had a fantastic career I've been really fortunate but probably didn't appreciate how fortunate I was in the early stages of my career so just being able to to be part of a fantastic team they're doing a job that we really make a difference to the community and can make a difference to people's lives at the time I've had a great time really enjoying it but I didn't really appreciate how lucky I was to be in a job like this now looking back it's quite obvious to me it's been fantastic but you know if I could just say to anybody that's starting out now remember it's one of the best jobs in the world and you've got the opportunity to really make a difference and enjoy that journey all the way along and take every opportunity that's thrown at you. If I could send just one message out to the wider CFA I mean coming in with relatively fresh set of eyes and one of the newest people in the organization having been here less than a year but I do have a lot of experience in the industry what I can say is that CFA is a fantastic organization it's one of the biggest fire services in the world I think it is one of the best fire services in the world and I think people need to to remember that and and celebrate what they do that's really well I suppose it will be easy to to you know feel down because of the the uncertainty around where CFA will be going forward there's a reform agenda that's out there of course we can't ignore that but CFA people are really doing a fantastic job of keeping the Victorian community safe there will always be a CFA in my view and it will continue to grow from strength to strength so just my message is just don't be hard on yourself recognize what a fantastic job that you do do and how important you are to the Victorian community and focus on that keep doing a great job that's what you're good at


Hey there friends. Thanks for checking in back with the budget series and today we're looking at a diamond back AM2 On average $340 is what this is currently selling for it used to be less But as we know prices have increased quite a bit throughout the last couple years It comes with a 12 round magazine with a flat base plate and a full-size 17 round magazine nice trigger pull I'm measuring a little heavier than the website closer to six and a half six and three-quarter pounds Doesn't have a trigger bar safety in there a nice grip texture. That's actually really nice a full pick rail right there It breaks down just like a Glock. It has a orange pendant front sight and a Two-dot rear sight and they are Glock compatible Overall, I think it's a pretty good gun. These were selling for very much budget prices when Times were normal. All right, so the the dotted back firearms have really come a Long way ever since its original launch probably 10 years ago with the DB 9 that DB 9 the new one is much better The gen 4 anyways, this has a Striker fire indicator in the back another feature that I did not mention, but let me go ahead and take a few shots Yeah, it has performed very reliably And I mentioned it breaks down similar to a Glock so many handguns are doing that these days Got the takedown levers right there pull the trigger it off comes the slide a captured recoil spring 3.5 inch barrel by the way and There is the frame Not a bad little shooter I've been happy with it, and I think that it certainly looks cool. It has a nice ergonomic feel and I certainly like that they included a 17 round magazine this time and back a m2 has a stainless slide It also has a black nitride finish of a matte black on Top of the slide as well as in the serrations kind of gives it a cool look But when I when I was on the site it showed Only the all-black model, so I'm not sure if they're still Producing this let's go ahead and take a few shots How about a limperous test? Well, I only had three rounds left but with that They am to pass the limperous test the loaded weight for the am2 is just under 27 ounces with 13 rounds another thing that I think is pretty cool. They have that diamond Shaped magazine release it sits flush Making it kind of snag-free, but it does have a nice deployment. Let's try one handed from this distance here We'll see how it goes and there we go the diamond back am2 Nice little handgun happy to have it part of the budget series and I have found it to be extremely reliable throughout the years and It's also a nice little plinker for a very fair price if you like videos like this Please subscribe and share I always appreciate thumbs up button. Thanks for watching and you guys be safe