So the reason why I'm here is because this cooler is running a little bit warm I just had it open a minute ago, but it's not doing real good on temperature And this is one I think we looked at the other day and kind of just set it a little bit lower the coil looks clean the Vinegarers and things like that it wouldn't surprise if it's not so it surprised me if they're not causing leaps But while I was looking at that I noticed it's a lot of ice on the walk-in freezer. So They go in here and take a look and Yeah, it's a little pack look in there. You can see that the coils can probably be frozen Same thing on the backside not looking the good Not the goodest My best guess is the defrost clocks not working right so let's go out there put that into defrost while working on the other thing See if I can get a two-for-one special peep show here And before we get into that I've got a new toy here This thing is so simple. It just makes me happy It's just amazing. What we've got here is the door jam. You can find it at door jam.com Goes around the door jam. So you don't get locked out. Well, this is one of those weird doors And it's got a kind of a difficult one to do it to I'll show you what we got to work with and how we do it These kind of doors suck Because they've got the hooky job there, which is no big deal But the problem you run into Yeah, you can hook it on there like that but They want you to stretch it All the way over there, which kind of scares me because it's just like you just got it, you know Don't really want to rip it up first day. We're gonna do that and that's what it comes out to be And I don't like doing that But even though it's stretched out the writing It works So what they usually do is they put a little piece of metal and somebody kicks it out and then you usually get trapped So it's gonna work We're just fine. This is the same cooler as I worked on a while back It's working on the walking cooler. This is on the freezer Pop this baby off here and take a look See what we got. Yeah, I would say this probably is a problem That puppy is fried to the maximum gluteus it is screwed Well, we're just gonna have to shut this thing down. I don't know what in the world happened. It's something Something just fried that I think good It looks to me like it even blew the circuit board put the circuit board there See it's left and right wise. It's split out Let's say it's probably this one There we go Yeah, we're gonna have to get that replaced. I don't think there's gonna be any fixing that What I'm doing here is looking at what terminal that is because I can't quite read that. I don't know if you can It looks a little hell of a Skelder there But from what I'm seeing it looks like it's probably the number three terminal And number three is usually your defrost I'm gonna go over here and take a peeky-poo here at this defrost heater see What I'm wondering Because the way that is Yeah, I Mean it that is that is really bad. I Mean it got loose so something happened, but I'm gonna make sure this is not like a dead short to ground Maybe that's something that was going on. I'm not sure But before I hook up a brand-new clock up to it and blow it up to I'm gonna I'm gonna make sure that It doesn't look like mice have been in here too much here. I mean you can see there's something going on here But it just I don't think a mouse got in there and caused it from what I can see go ahead and get this yanked out of there and See if we can start trimming up some of these wires and make them make them a little bit better You can see we have a little bit of splatter in there It burnt that wire feeding it which you know, they don't necessarily mean it was dead short One second could have been loose and cause it to feed like that Kind of a crazy day, you know, we just got back from Florida The two days ago it was 87 85 degrees down there and I'm here in Ohio It was 14 when we came into Detroit and here it is today. It's 54 degrees tomorrow It's gonna be 61 then at the end of the week. It's gonna be below 30 got a level high of weather. Yeah, you know Let's see if we can get this thing undone and get it juiced up with short check and resistance to ground on some of these other wires That thing got so hot.  It just dripped Drip down there. This is a OEM clock. You see me replace this on a call a couple times ago Anyhow comparing it It's exactly the same XM3 fan So this is gonna match up to that one there What I do go ahead and copy the labels to my label are here that way. I don't have to like mark them down I'll make it a little easier We'll have that for later then then I'm gonna start testing those wires make it a little easier to test to because This one here doesn't use crimp downs. It has its own little terminal block. I'll make it a little easier I went ahead and repeated it X in four and Four there and obviously we have our three here go ahead and chop those off you can get a better look at it here You can see it's had a bad day It ate her up pretty good. You got your little jumper cable there Yeah, she definitely is crispy critter I think it just kind of reminds me purely of a loose connection because if that was a Dead short it would just blown and trip the breaker Unless we got a bad breaker. You can see these resistors here got super hot Unless we got hit with some crazy freaking surge of some sort, but this thing is toast literally I went ahead and checked resistance between three and in on there's two different ends here When I found the combination, which is the brown and this red one. Those are the heaters They came in at about 33 ohms. So it sounds about right now. I checked it both of them to ground I had nothing so it seems like we're fine.  We'll see what happens, but you know, I did my Due diligence here to make sure that it wasn't just a you know a dead short and currently it does not appear to be now If there's something loose or something like that. We'll have to double-check for that But for right now, it's it just seems to be the issue was just maybe a loose wire or something I'm gonna truth Serious pumps down Should be able to go off that wire right here Lock so it can run either or So we got the heaters technically on right now. Let's pump them down till that pressure switch here cuts out Okay, just told the steady there Pushed a couple extra in there. Well, let it go off on timer and then we'll throw it back when we get done It's still running I got it set up to run as long as it needs to until it finally kicks out on that defrost termination switch Got most of our mist cleaned up here. I'm gonna leave this off until I'm ready to leave Which I've got to go right by it to get to my truck, but let's go downstairs. Take a look down there Yeah, it's got a ways to go yet. It's not Not there. Oh, yeah, it's it's working Looks like all the elements are working I'll just let it do its thing here for a little bit while we're doing that. Let's go over here and look at this cooler Now the other day week a month ago, whatever a Day after a month ago or two months ago whenever I was here Which gotta be careful that I cleaned the condenser you're off. Make sure it was clean Just knowing the history of how these things are It would not surprise me if it's low Hate to jump into that. It has a digital control on it Which they've already got that cranked down That's why unless the sensor is out of whack Then You know, so let's go ahead and see if we can get into here. There's a way to get this pulled out It's really nice. I think we're gonna have to move it this direction to be able to get into it You're not gonna be able to get a whole lot there We don't really have a bunch of water in the pan. Really almost none compressors Pretty hot on top hotter than I care to deal with And is running The pressure is running That's rattling enough to drive you nuts. You can tell this has been Wet in the past. Let's clean out that trap You see it's getting some accumulation there, but it's giving me every sign that it's low on refrigerant and it could be the controller, but We've had a few of those go bad.  Yeah, I've seen worse.  I mean it will be but not Not like if it was shutting off. You guys know I like infocon whether it be detect three or stratus I figured it's time to give this thing a little try. It's been sitting there for a while Got some interesting information from some of the sales guys said that this might be just a little more sensitive because there's less tubing in it Now let's take a look here and see if we can get a snifferoo You can just smell the vinegar's big time Definitely can smell the vinegars look at that, buddy Love it That's a surprise.  Yeah, that's in the coil. It's doing it Yep Yep, yo I'm gonna do it with both hands that way I can be certain it's in the coil and not just one of the lines Go ahead and yank that down if we would like but What's the point? This is 134 a 12 ounces just spoke with the guy that's in charge of things He said just go ahead and recharge it probably ain't that bad Okay, so we are good to go on that I went ahead and Got a saw on tap They're on the suction line This is the way I like to do it. I swedged that quarter inch And then put it right on the suction line of the compressor a lot better than this clamp down pieces of junk And we're gonna slowly add our 12 ounces to this for me It's always easiest just to recover it start over and just weigh in the charge It's just the most accurate way to do it especially on these critically charged systems And if your suction pressure is still low after weighing in the refrigerant charge You know that you've got a cap tube restriction or a inefficient compressor or something along those lines That's why I do it and when you're only talking 12 ounces. It's just a smart way to do it All right at 12 ounces may have went a half an ounce over which since it's leaking not a humongous deal Right in there about 20 pounds that should drop here shortly. I kind of charged them at a medium pace I didn't like slug it with liquid usually we're gonna run 18-pound suction with a box that's that temperature We should just drop down or the TD that they usually talk about you're gonna have about 10 or 15 degree on some boxes when they talk about that it's the Saturation temperature minus the box temperature so the box right now is running 45 degrees so if you take your chart for 134 a and subtract 45 from 15 and then it should line up with your gauges there run about a 27 degree TD which These boxes here a lot of times they'll have higher ones Usually your walking coolers freezers are gonna usually be a 10 sometimes 15 degrees So like this one here running 42 you really need to you know get the temperature of the return side of the evaporator but That's just something to kind of go off of Delta T versus TD TD is your saturated temperature Minus your box temperature whereas an air-conditioned world. We usually do a Delta T Which is your evaporator going in versus evaporator going out with evaporators being so small like these are That's why they usually go with the TD air turbulence and things like that. It's just hard to get accurate measurements From what I'm seeing here. It looks like we're running about the same suction pressure Like I said, we wait it back to factory spec. Everything seems to be doing fine Generally if the cap tube is getting restricted it's gonna dive down there really low if not into a negative and I went ahead and put a sticker inside here that way Record and proof that yes, I told you I almost forgot. We need to check this freezer yet. Make sure it's doing okay We're up to Five and you're gonna take a peeky-poo at it looks better That one's pretty clear Got it Got that little bit right there, which We'll probably need to get that manually All right, your pump sprayers are fastest way to get this thing melted I sat there and did it with the torch the torch is just too slow And then with the new type of refrigerants that are flammable You can't use a torch and the only thing you can use is hot water So we got that done the reason for that is it will never melt on its own Most likely and then you're taking a chance of getting a call back That's why I went ahead and did it did I want to do it? No, but I don't want to have to come back later because it grows again and They know that it was frozen and they would think that either is a problem going on still or it is An existing one that was never finished. So that's why I did that now the remainder of the coil and everything is clean So I get this part done. Let's go outside button that up. Here's something to keep in mind too the safety It this one here don't let's not work. So if I would have locked on me I May not have been able to get out It's easy enough to get past it here some of the higher-end doors.  So we just pull that thing back out. She's off and Still looks like brand new that right there didn't do it a good job But you know what it's made to be used and it didn't hurt it at all. You can see some good shape That's pretty awesome Anyhow this system here. Let's go ahead and set the clock on it real quick Which we're now looking at five o'clock PM time So there's five right close enough to there and we are good to go All right guys That's gonna wrap this one up if you enjoyed the video and you want to see more like it If you would please hit that thumbs up button Consider subscribing check out our Instagram and Facebook page and until next time We'll catch you guys on the next one later


Around the world, there are countless cities with incredible skylines. Some are futuristic, some iconic, some medieval and some utterly bizarre. In this video, we'll give you our top 10 most beautiful skylines in the world. So starting off with number 10, Vancouver. Known as one of the most liveable cities in the world for over a decade, Canada's largest west coast metropolis features a distinctive skyline of modern high-rise conduct New York City. Since it's much cheaper to film here than it is in the Big Apple. While the buildings themselves don't offer much in the way of aesthetics, it's their overwhelmingly beautiful surroundings that make this one of the prettiest skylines anywhere on earth. Snow-capped mountains, wildlife filled waters and lush forests frame the glass skyline. With the 62-story Shangri-La Hotel being the tallest building in the city. Number 9, Seattle. Set a bunch of architecturally distinct high-rises on a steep hill, add a space-age national landmark, then put a snow-capped Mount Rainier in the background and set it all on the shores of Puget Sound. And you'll have one of the most breathtaking skylines not only in America but in the world. Home to the TV show Frasier, I've always loved seeing this skyline. That iconic space needle building is just a thing of absolute beauty. It kind of looks like a UFO is landing on this amazing city. Number 8, Tokyo. Tokyo is the largest city in the world. Because of its size and density, every corner in the capital of Japan appears to have its own skyline. Neon lighting and unique contemporary architecture is visible at every corner. This is one skyline that truly means business. Tokyo has over 20 structures that are over 200 meters in height. One of the most well known is the Tokyo Tower. A communication and observation tower. This structure is the second tallest in Japan. Tokyo is a city that looks spectacular at night with a myriad of colors. Despite its incredible skyline, Tokyo is actually a city restricted by its structures. Unlike many other destinations in Asia, Tokyo can't build mega tall towers due to the potential danger of earthquakes. It does however have the largest fleet of helicopters in the world, meaning you can view the existing structures in the most incredible way. Number 7, Doha. Doha's skyline looks like something straight out of a science fiction movie. Doha's buildings architecture is a bold and feat of ingenuity and good engineering and the best place to see it all is from the water, preferably at sunset. When the promenade and buildings are lit and the sky over the teal waters of the Arabian Gulf turns different hues of orange. It is one of the most pristine and clean cities I have ever seen. Number 6, Moscow. Now this one really surprised me. I had no idea Moscow's skyline and city was so beautiful. The majority of Europe's tallest buildings can be found in Moscow. The shape and design of these buildings is truly breathtaking, especially when you compare it to the backdrop of the city. Number 5, New York City. It is pretty much impossible to make a video about the world's best skylines and not mention New York City. The Big Apple is defined by its iconic Manhattan skyline, a mesmerizing silhouette created by dozens of glimmering skyscrapers and easily recognized by almost anyone in the world. The crown jewel of New York City's skyline is the 102-story Empire State Building, which stood as the tallest building in the world until its completion in 1972. Now it is the 37th tallest skyscraper. Currently the tallest skyscraper in New York City is the 104-story One World Trade Center, which rises 51 meters above the sacred site where the original Twin Towers were destroyed in the 2001 terror attack. Number 4, Dubai. Emerging seemingly out of nowhere, Dubai is home to more skyscrapers taller than 250 meters than any other city on the planet. While the skyline is not so dense compared to most other cities on this list, like New York City or maybe Hong Kong, each building is an architectural marvel on its own. The Burj Khalifa is the world's tallest man-made structure with 163 floors, topping out at an incredible 585 meters. Although the tip of its spire reaches 829 meters, which is over half a mile, some of the other notable structures in this desert city are the world's tallest all-hotel building, plus the tallest all-residential building in the world, the 101-story Marina's Princess Tower. Number 3, Singapore. You have to see this skyline with your own two eyes to truly appreciate it. It is so surreal seeing the $5 billion Marina Bay Sands Hotel and gardens by the Bay. This pristine city-state is by far one of, if not the most archaeologically impressive places on the planet. When you see the Marina Bay Sands Hotel for the first time, your jaw will hit the floor. It is unbelievable how big it truly is. The cantilever on top with the infinity pool makes this one of the most iconic, if not the most iconic hotels on the planet, in my opinion. Number 2, Shanghai. Once known as the Paris of the East for its glamour and elegance, Shanghai is now one of the largest cities in the world with over 24 million inhabitants. The city is on track to become the world's largest financial centre and constantly adds new, eye-popping skyscrapers to its ever-growing portfolio of amazing structures. The tallest building in its skyline is the 127th floor Shanghai Tower, which is 632 metres and makes it the second tallest building in the world. The most recognised, however, is the Oriental Pearl Tower, which has 11 spheres, a revolving restaurant and an impressive light display And finally, Number 1, Sydney, Australia. My favourite city in the world. I've dreamt of living here my entire life. I visited Sydney four times in my life and seem to love it more and more each time I visit. Pretty much every night I'd walk down to the quayside and take in the beauty of the harbour and opera house, looking over the skyline. The Sydney Opera House, in my opinion, is the most iconic building on earth. Ask anyone and they will know which city it is in. Watching the sunset go down over the harbour on a lovely 20 degrees night with a beer in your hand is pretty hard to beat. And finally, Hong Kong. One of the best skylines in the world but it's very, very dense and there are many uninspiring buildings. In terms of beauty, I don't think it makes this list. Chicago. For me, Chicago just misses out on the top 10. Frankfurt. Excluding Moscow, possibly the best skyline in Europe. Sometimes referred to as the Manhattan of Europe. Kuala Lumpur. The Petronas Towers are a thing of absolute beauty. However, remove them and Kuala Lumpur Skyline isn't overly impressive. So there we have it. Our top 10 most beautiful skylines in the world. See you people in the next video. Till then, it's a buy from Design History's team.


Hey guys, welcome back to Six Sister Stuff. Today I'm making the best chili in the Instant Pot. So I'm Kristen, I am the second sister from SixSisterStuff.com. And every Monday I'm sharing with you a new Instant Pot recipe. So today I'm sharing with you my mom's Instant Pot chili. Now this is her normal chili recipe. So if you don't have an Instant Pot, don't worry, I got you covered. So down below in the description, I have a printable recipe for the Instant Pot chili. I also have a printable recipe for the slow cooker chili. And if you're running out of time, I also have a video that you can make it on the stove top. So I've got everything covered. So every single year on Halloween, my mom made this chili. And I decided to make it this year for my kids, but this time in the Instant Pot. Now Halloween is my most favorite holiday. We started doing family-beamed costumes a few years ago. So these are just a few of them. From superheroes and villains to a Star Wars theme where I was eight months pregnant and the perfect BB-8. Last year was the Wizard of Oz in Texas. And this year in Sacramento is Mario-themed. So now I hope you all had a wonderful Halloween. Now let's jump into the kitchen and make this delicious Instant Pot chili.  All you have to do is push the saute button, put your meat in there. I would also put your onions in there and you'll cook them together. But it's Halloween, things are crazy, so I cooked my meat in advance. I'll put a link in the description for you on how to cook it inside your Instant Pot. Now onto the chili. I have one pound of cooked ground beef. I have three stalks of celery that I chopped up and then one whole onion. You don't have to use a whole onion. I just like onions, so I like to do the whole thing. On top of that, you're gonna add one can of kidney beans. I used dark kidney beans and I drained them, rinsed them and drained them. Then you have eight ounces of tomato sauce and two cans of diced tomatoes just thrown right on top. Now with one of those cans of diced tomatoes, I just filled up about half a cup of water and dumped it in the pot. Now the next thing is one fourth cup of ketchup. You can measure if you want. I just always eyeball my ketchup. This next step is optional, but my mom always does it so you add one tablespoon of sugar. Then two tablespoons of Worcestershire sauce. Worcestershire, Worcestershire. Lots of comments about that one. You can say it how you want. I call it Worcestershire sauce. So you can mix it around a little bit if you want to, but it's all pressurizing together so I just put the lid on. Make sure your little knob is on ceiling, not venting. Then I'm using, of course, the manual button so if you have a different Instant Pot, you can use Pressure Cook, just anything to make it pressurize just normal and you're gonna cook it for 10 minutes. Now you can turn the knob and let the pressure release or you can let it release on its own. Now the chili is all the way done.  Now I'm curious what you guys like to serve on your chili. We always serve ours with Frito chips, with cheese and then breadsticks and salad on the side and that was our Halloween meal. All right you guys, thanks so much for joining me today on this Instant Pot Monday. Now if you are new here, don't forget to subscribe and push that little bell so you can get all my new Instant Pot recipes. All right you guys, I'll see you later this week, bye.


So let's jump over to our man, Teddy Kegstad. Folks, we talk to Teddy every Wednesday at 40 past the hour. You can read Teddy's Tiger Forex Report. Every Monday he puts that out. Check it out, folks. TFNN.com, head on over to TFNN.com.  You head on over to the Tiger Forex Report. You'll see another bottom right, $97. And folks, if you haven't checked it out, it comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Sign up for it while we talk to our man, Teddy Kegstad, and you'll be in action by the time we're done with this interview. Teddy, we got some action today and currencies as usual. Good morning. Good morning. What would you like to talk about first? I have a trade in the end set up for you if you wanna talk about that. Let's do it, man. We know we got a lot of listeners that like talking about the end. What are we looking at for the end? Okay, so for those of you that are classical barchartists, we have kind of a bull flag situation coming up. And if you're a candlestick trader, which I wrote a book on and I'm bringing the candlesticks, we have a continuation pattern that's forming. Now, it hasn't completed itself, but it is forming. So now, Friday, we had a big surge in the dollar, okay? Now, when you have a big rally in this situation, okay? And then you have, we're Monday and Tuesday, and now today, you have slightly lower trading days. Ideally, it's a three-day pullback where you have kind of a consolidation, a little bit of testing support. The key is tomorrow. So if we basically settle where we're at today right now, where we're trading at right now, or maybe even a little bit lower, as long as we don't take out the opening from Friday, and I don't see us having a big, big trading date range today to begin with. And if we have a big reversal to the upside tomorrow, that would complete the following three methods, trading pattern, which means that's a continuation pattern, which means that the US dollar yen probably has a good chance at if this pattern completes itself.  If it does that tomorrow, then Friday into next week, you could probably see the yen trading probably every bit of two to three handles higher than where it is right now. Nice, and you're looking at those on a daily for those candles? Yes, on a daily basis. So if you look at it from Friday, you'll see how there was a big bullish surge Monday and Tuesday. We're kind of relatively quiet trading days, but lower. And today we are doing the same. And ideally it's a three-day pattern when you pull back off of a move like Friday, but it can be two to five. And the thing is, the candlestick pattern is really, if you put it into a bar chart, instead of using the regular candlesticks and you put it into a regular classical bar charting pattern, it would look exactly like a bull flag situation setting up. It's a very similar type of pattern. Nice. Yeah, and there's this, I feel like I'm seeing headlines every single day and I know I'm not every day, but in terms of the yen, in terms of the new governor over there, in terms of the volatility that you could see, quite a runoff one-on-one, but it is interesting in terms of how volatile, and it seems like the headline's somewhat conflicting in terms of where things are gonna go as he steps in. Sure. Where do you wanna go next? We have some inflation in Germany, of course.  Okay, sure. Well, as far as the dollar index, now those that read the Tiger Forex report, if you read it on Monday, I was calling for a lot of sideways action. And for the most part, that's what we're seeing this week. Now, we do have a surge in the euro, US dollar, and ironically, New Zealand dollar, US dollar today, but overall, markets are very choppy in sideways. The euro, which is the biggest weight in the dollar index, obviously is driving the dollar index today. And I think that you have this inflation number. This is something we've been talking about for ad nauseam now for months about how the German economy is crippled and how things are definitely escalating as in a negative way. So inflation running at 7%, that is not good for the EU at all. So I think that you're gonna see the ECB remaining hawkish. So, but they can't be as aggressive as we have been. Like I mean, and now the fact that we're looking at our Fed not leaning back, like where they're gonna basically probably keep on doing quarter point raises for quite some time now. I mean, in the future, that means it kind of negates a lot of what they're gonna do. So I think that what you're seeing today is a spike with the Euro US dollar, I would be very cautious if you're a long, you know, I keep your stops tight, you know, and I would, I think it's a cell rally forecast right now for that, for that market. It's a great take, man. It's gonna be so cool just even as traders to see where it plays out, because boy, you talk about not mission impossible, but yeah, I mean, they're dealing with their woes, we're dealing with ours and they're saying, man, just, I can't believe Powell's gonna go back at it, why didn't the US get their inflation under control, right? Because that gives a headache everywhere as Powell just ramps it up on those economies and on their pursuit to tame inflation. What do you wanna go next? You talked about some of the other equity forex pairings. Well, I would say like one of the key things to watch out right now is to be careful with is like, for instance, like the US dollar Swiss. That is chop suey, I think it's gonna be, I think you have a good chance to get a nice rally to the upside. I would be very cautious though, you know, because I think that any big move you have to the upside is going to be a sell rally forecast for that currency. I think, but right now it's gonna be a very tough trade on a daily basis. So unless you're really focused on that currency and know it well, I would stay away from it. I think that you're gonna see most of your action in the Euro US dollar, the pound, I think also right now it's consolidating. I think you're gonna see a move there as well, you know, especially because if these inflation numbers are hitting the EU, you know, what happens to the EU happens to the UK as well, predominantly, you know, so, and I think that you're gonna probably see some knee-jerk reactions with that as well. I would expect to see some volatility kicking up, but I would be cautious as far as direction, you know, we have a situation where like, for instance, like the US dollar, Canadian dollar, that's been in a wide range trade for months, you know, it had a surge last week, now it's kind of flattening out, you know, so I think that we're coming into, I mean, I hate to say it, but I think we're coming into a very directionless market for the next like probably three to four months for most currencies, you know, whereas, you know, the currencies luckily trend 70% of the time, 30% of the times they consolidate, well now I think we're coming into that 30% phase, so I'd be very cautious with trend moves, you know, I would pick your points, you know, like in your targets keeping kind of tight, you know, and your expectations as well, you know, I wouldn't expect to see any radical moves in any of the currencies and as far as on a trend basis. And for those listeners, I know we got a question in the tiger's den, just asking you, I know you've talked about it before, but your book on candlesticks, what's the title of that and where can people find that if they want to? It's High Probable Japanese Candlestick Patterns, so they can get it on Amazon, it's in Kindle and paperback versions, so and it's a full color too also, so like examples like the following three methods, like I was discussing about the US dollar yen, that's a chapter on continuation patterns and it discusses how to trade it and how to, you know, evaluate that situation too. Candlesticks are great, man, I hear you. So folks, check it out and check out the Tiger Forex Report, man. It's so interesting, Teddy, just how yields, central banks, currencies driving so much of the action and man, we get some volatility coming down the line, I think in equity markets. Oh, we certainly do. For the foreseeable future, I was kind of chuckling you yesterday, the moves in both directions, man. And as a technical trader, some of these levels, it's just bouncing right off areas of support and resistance. Well, Teddy, we appreciate the time as always, man. Have a great week and we'll talk to you next Wednesday. Thanks, Tommy. Sounds good, take care.