All right, here we go. 150, five pro investor cases. I saw it start with a knife that might be a sign. I've seen so many golds here. I do see a lot of golds. Shit, we might be due. Oh my God. Dude, whoa! Another new Valorant bundle just dropped, and even though they're not the craziest skins in the game, the prices are still insane. Then I started thinking about another tactical shooter with insane skins, CSGO, and how much fun I have opening cases for them when I play it. I'm gonna be working with one of the biggest case-opening platforms, Skin Club, again in this video, because they offer the best in fair prices. Last video, we doubled our balance and got a $500 knife off of one case. So I'm gonna be opening them up again with Blake today and see if we can get a better one. If you want an extra 10% deposit bonus, be sure to use my code, ROB, and the link in the description below. There's also a new chapter event going on right now where you get one point for every $5 spent. So be sure to take advantage of that.  Only use this platform if you are above the age of 18 and don't spend any money you cannot afford to lose. Let's get started. All right, so we have a balance of, wait, we have an even higher balance this time, a $1,000 balance. So a little bit bigger of a balance than we had last video.  So last video we did $250 cases, but this video I wanna do a $300 case. Wait, they have new cases. The Phoenix Pulse one looks sick. Phoenix isn't valorant. All right, let's start off with a Phoenix Pulse case and see what we get. Let's just do one. We gotta warm up a little bit. One. Maybe we get some gloves. Imagine gloves in my first case. Dude, if I get like another goal of this video. Oh my God. Wait, no way.  Oh my God. I cannot open a knife in my first case because then people are gonna think it's actually scripted when it's not. Yeah, we were just joking. And then all of a sudden the knife popped up. Yeah, let's open. I kinda wanna run back to Phoenix Pulse. Like we were so close to that knife. I wanna run it back. Yeah, do the Phoenix Pulse one more time. And then do a Lunar Legacy. Okay. All right, so let's run back to Phoenix Pulse. Maybe we get our knife. Dude, there's so many knives. Oh my God. Dude, do you see how many knives there were? Dude, am I? Lunar Legacy. Yeah, let's do a Lunar Legacy. $3, like just a little $3 case. Little crazy. I wanna do like five cases though. Cause they're only three bucks, right? Like it's only 15 for five cases. Like let's do all five. Anything good? Watch one of these be a knife. We just need like one good one. I mean, not the best. Dude, honestly, I got so lucky last video. I wonder if like all my luck is dried up now. You know what I mean? Let's do a, let's just try one of each of these new cases. Let's do Burst of Lily's. Yeah, I got a good feeling about this one. Maybe you do it back to back. Yeah, we're gonna back. Let's see what we get. Oh my God. Oh, look at those three knives just sitting there like that. Dude, it's just always like one or two off, bro. I think you open again. Open again. Yeah, let's open it again. And this time we'll upgrade it. We'll upgrade this next one. Burst of Lily's. There's so many knives, bro. There's so much gold. Come on now. The glue can't help it. I mean, it's okay. It's okay. But we're gonna upgrade it this time. We're gonna upgrade it. What should we do? Like a two X? I think a two X is fair. Or do we wanna get like, we could try to get lucky and do like a 10 X. Cause I mean it's not that crazy of a skin. 9% chance. Yeah, just do, yeah, you do a five X. Yeah, let's do a five X. We have an 18.6% chance. So probably not gonna roll to under. Oh wait, we'll do another one where we roll under. Yeah, that's my fault. Honestly, I should have rolled under. That's the key. That's the key on these upgrades is to roll under. Yeah. Do we wanna run attack on Titan case? I feel like dude, I just love the attack on Titan case. Yeah, I do too. Maybe do two of them. You wanna do two? Yeah, let's do two. Two of us in the call. Yeah, attack on Titan, yeah. Do two, do two. Even though we don't get a knife for gloves, if we can at least break 60, it'll be nice. Yeah, I'd like that. I saw a knife in there though. I saw a knife in there.  It's always one off, bro. It was one off. It's always one off. Hyper Beast, that was the first M4 skin I ever got in CSGO. Wait, and the point disarray. Yeah. Dude, when we played CSGO. That was the first case that I got. Yeah, okay, let's do, let's upgrade them both. I mean, dude, these are our skins, bro. Like, we've gotta be just here. We've gotta get good luck here. Should we just do like a nice two X, stat-track neon rider? Should we just go for it? They would put it in the profit a little bit. All right, let's do it, let's do it. I think we're due for like a 44% chance to win. Wait, I think that's in. That's in. Wait, we got it, we got it, we got it. Nice. W, bro, let's go. Do we upgrade the neon rider? And create a rush.  I think we have to rush it out. I think we run. Ooh, imagine that. 45% chance at a bowie knife. I think we go for it. It's not a crazy knife, but like. Right, it's got to discard. But it's still a knife. Yeah, it's still a knife, right? Okay, so hear me out, hear me out. I'm gonna, we're gonna two X this. We're gonna, we're gonna win the knife and then we're gonna two, we're gonna 1.5 X the knife and we're gonna rush and like hit it again. Are you down for that? Yeah, imagine that, I'm down, let's do it. All right, all right, all right. I'm actually feeling good about it. Me too, honestly, we gotta hit this though, which I think we just did. I think we hit it. I think we got it. Okay, nice, good start. Okay, nice, okay. It's not the craziest knife, so it's nothing to get like insane about. All right, 1.5 X, right? Yep. For a, I kind of want a different one though. Yeah, I get a different one. Do we want the gloves? No, we want the daggers. Oh, let's get the daggers. Let's go daggers, go daggers. 61%, dude, we can hit that, 61% chance. Yeah, there's no way we don't, right? But we just won two forties in a row though. Yeah, it might be due on a loss. Yeah, we might be due on a loss, but I told you we would do it. All right, let's do it, let's do it. Let's do it. 61% chance, bro, like the odds are, they're in our favor a little bit, but like we just won. I think we got it, we got it, we got it, we got it. Damn, stat, track, shadow daggers, bro. Track, shadow daggers. Do we rush this or are we getting too crazy? Do we just go until we get like a $3 knife? Dude, I feel like we're so due for a loss. I'm scared, bro. Imagine a $3,000 up. A $3,000 up, bro. Yeah, let me, let me get the price of a car on a skin. Literally. Did we do 1.5 X?  I don't care, bro. Let's survive a knife, let's go. We hit it, we're in. Right in the middle, too, damn, we are confirmed on these wins. Dude, do we go again, bro? Imagine, imagine. I feel like I'm pushing it, dude. I feel like I'm pushing it, bro. We have a $300 skin already. Wait, we're in, dude, we're in the wild drop now. That's two videos in a row, we're in the wild drop, bro, that's me. Dude, do we do it again, man? How are you getting these? Dude. 60% chance of the flip knife. Dude, I want to do it, but it's so painful if I lose. It's so painful. Here's the thing, you do have another knife already from last video, but having two knives is also nice. I'll let you make the decision, you got 15 seconds. Okay, okay, hear me out. This is the final one. Final one, no more after this. All right, six seconds, I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it, final one. I can't move on, I can't move on, click that button. Should we have rolled under for the last one? Maybe. Oh, we lost. Wait, are we in? We're in, we're in. Barely, barely, barely. Yes, bro. Let's go. Yes, yes, yes. Just barely, oh my God, that was close. Well, bro, I'm in the wild drop again, bro. You're up there again, you're up there again. Dude, people aren't, dude, I don't know how. I mean, to be fair, all of our- People are going to think it's fake, bro. I know. I'm just so, I'm genuinely lucky, bro. Okay, I have one final question to ask you, and I know I'm pushing it, okay? This is wild. Oh my, dude. Okay, the only reason why I ask- The karamas are my favorite knives. I know, the only reason why I ask is because if we open this one, it'll officially beat the skin we opened last video. Wait, that's true. It'll be, because this is a 434, the last video was, right now it's 557, and this will be 635. Ah, man. Okay, 61% chance. I'm not kidding, bro. Final one, I have to do this, I'm done. I have to do this, I'm done. 61% chance, this is a higher end of chances that we've had since the past ones. We got it. We got it, we got it, we got it, we got it. Right in the middle, dude, these are confirmed wins. Oh my God. They're just not even close.  Just go all the way to get it down, make it up to a house.  Dude, think about the run we just had. I thought last video, that was gonna be your most expensive skin. Bro, me too. And now we're sitting here on a karambit. We had to work for this one, though. We had to work for this one. Yeah, that is true. Dude, that's enough, no more. I'm not, I'm not pushing that. I'm not pushing that anymore.  That is so insane. I haven't got a knife in either of mine. I know. What if we... A classical? Wait, didn't we do the Triforce one last time? Let's open them up. All three Trinity cases. If one of these are a knife? Dude, I don't even, I feel like I'm desensitized to knives now. Like I don't even know how to react if I do get it. Okay, I mean we got... Okay, okay. We got a sick Desert Eagle, though. I mean, that one Desert Eagle? Yeah, made up for all the profit for the cases. We're $3 in the profit.  But I'm getting... I'm not gonna do it. That is so twist. If I do, hear me out. If I do another skin club video, we'll upgrade the Cranbit or my Bayonet Lord knife. We do five pro investors. This is kinda twisted. Scared money doesn't make money. You know what I mean? True. All right, here we go. 150, five pro investor cases. I saw it start with the knife. That might be a sign. I see so many golds here. I do see a lot of golds. Dude, we might be due. Oh my God. Dude, whoa, what the fuck?  What? It's factory new. Are you kidding me? A 0.18% chance. $800 Bayonet Doppler factory new. It's not even 1%. It's 0.1%. Dude, I don't even know how to react. No, no, they're actually gonna think the video's fake.  Dude, nobody's gonna believe this, bro. There's no... I have it open a single knife and you're getting Bayonet Dopplers factory new. I don't... I gotta say this one, bro. I don't know how rare of a skin that is. Hold on, I gotta tweet that again, bro. I gotta tweet that. It might be time to battle it out. Remember what I said about my luck running out? Yeah, no, my luck's just even... It's just even better, bro. It's even crazier. I wanna make sure we keep enough in the balance for the $3 case. So let's not do anything too crazy. We got OG Nubin. Level 97, this guy's a max twister. Nice! Nice. Nice again. All right. Yeah, it'll come down a case then. Yeah, it comes down to this final hit. And I think he beat me. Yeah, I think... No, I won! Wait, I won by two. Wow, by two. All right, so now this is a crazy mode. So crazy mode, we want it to be the lower the amount, the better. Okay, nice. We got a good lead here.  Oh, that hurts. Okay, it comes down to this one. It comes down to this one. Wait, I think I won. I think I won. Demon emoji time. Wait, did you? Are you sure? I think I did, yeah. Pretty sure I won. Nice. Nice, bro. Yeah, that's about two dollars. Dude, I just, I'm not kidding, Blake. I'm radiant when it comes to battles, bro. Honestly, really?  Real, man. Guardian of the Wilderness didn't hit for us last time. I think we might be due, right? Let's start with the 150 here. Dude, if I get another knife, I do it. I don't even know what to say at this point. If I get another knife, the video just ends. It just like, it would just be crazy. Oh, that's a... This case hates me, bro. That's a tough one. That one hurt, bro. Final case of the day. Who is crazy? $300 case, the most expensive case they have. Bro, look at all these knives, bro. Imagine, imagine you get a butterfly dockler. Please, bro. Come on now. I see those tigers in there. Imagine a dragon lore. Imagine that. The Azimov AK. Okay, okay, okay. Yeah, okay. We should have known. You know what? I was due for a loss, bro. I'm not even gonna complain. Look at my balance, bro. Yeah, overall wins today, I would say. That's it for me. If you want an extra 10% deposit bonus, be sure to use my code Rob and link in the description down below. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one.


All right, guys, 21 convention, Melbourne, Australia, 2012. We have our second speaker, and we just met for the first time just a few moments ago, or actually a couple hours ago. But Damien Dica, he is a dating, lifestyle, and executive corporate coach. I'm actually really excited to hear what you've got to talk about, because he explained his speech a little bit. I'll let him do it. But I actually, I personally feel it's stuff that we need to be focused on a little bit more in this whole realm of personal development and everything the 21 convention is about. Damien, come up. Woo! What's up, man? Thanks, buddy. Pick it. All right, guys. Hello, everyone. Look, I've got to say something. I've met James a couple of times. I've, you know, we cross each other on our paths, we have a similar line of work. I've never actually listened to him do a talk. And today was the first time, and this is only a small talk. His real talk is going to come tomorrow. And I've got to say, I'm really impressed. I think this is a guy who's really switched on. This is a guy who really knows his stuff. And what he says resonates with me in a really good way. So I'm really keen to hear what he's got to say tomorrow. So before I get started, guys, one thing you need to know about me is that I'm quite a geek. I'm quite a nerd. I pretty much burn through a book one or two week. I get through one or two books a week. They're always on the topic of human behavior. Right now I'm following a Stanford University course on human behavioral biology. So you're going to cop a little bit of that for me today, starting right now. So what I want from you all is I want to get you all in exactly the right chemical state in your brains, in your body. I want the right chemicals in your brain to best facilitate brain plasticity. That is neuroplasticity, your ability to learn quickly and take on new learning patterns and behaviors as quick as possible. How am I going to do that, guys? I'm going to do that by showing you a picture that's going to get your attention. Because there's something interesting about it. Matt, wait, wait, take a minute.  Good, now that we've all got looked at. What has happened now, guys, is we have a new set of hormones running through our body. Those hormones are going to help us learn why. Because oddly enough, a man's brain doesn't learn nearly as quickly as when he's got sexy women on the mind. So who am I, guys? My name's Damon Deaker. And I am a dating coach. I run a dating coaching company in Sydney and I coach men and I coach women. I run these courses in Sydney, in Melbourne, in Perth, in Brisbane. And I was just over in Vegas a little while ago, heading off to Thailand. But guess what, guys? I'm not talking to you about dating coaching today. That's not my thing. What is going on with these slides?  Hello, there we go again. Apparently these are filtering through all in the room. That's okay. I'm also a qualified life coach, by the way. I'm certified diploma, NLP, hypnosis. You get it. I'm not going to be talking to you guys about life coaching. I'm not going to be talking to you about NLP. I also run corporate events, okay, as was mentioned to you in the beginning. That's actually one of the reasons that brought me down here outside of the 21 convention. I had to come down for an event. I had to come down. I had to have an interview with guys about what happens is I don't advertise. I don't advertise to run these sales and marketing programs word of mouth spreads and what happens is they fly me around and I do these corporate training things. But guess what? No, I'm not talking about sales. I'm not talking about marketing today. What am I talking about, guys? I'm talking about how to be happy. Why am I talking about how to be happy? You guys are here. You're here to learn a whole lot of interesting things. This is an epic, epic event. The reason why it's epic is because it's a chance for guys to learn a whole lot of important skills. Learn a whole lot of things. It's gonna improve their lives. It's gonna do something for them. And you're all here because you wanna learn something. You wanna learn, ooh, how am I going to be more successful with women? Ooh, how am I going to be healthier? Ooh, how am I gonna be more fit? How am I gonna improve my body? How am I gonna improve myself as a man? What do you want that? Okay, you all want that because you believe something about what you're gonna learn here.  Okay, the more of something that you're getting here is gonna improve your happiness. And this is big because all of you, okay, have 20 plus, 30 plus years working hard to become happy. All right, but I guarantee most of us if you ask us, are you feeling happy, happy enough, I want more of it. That's our key thing. We want more of that in our lives. And I'm hugely passionate about this. I see this as being a cornerstone to what we all need in our lives. Doesn't matter what you want.  If you're not happy, you fail at life. So being happy is big to me. And I'm gonna subject you to a little bit more education here. Who's heard of epigenetics before? One, two, three, ah, great, there's a couple of geeks in the audience, fantastic. Epigenetics, guys, is to give you a bit of a basic lesson. It's where we can inherit certain traits from our parents, but they have nothing to do with our genetics. They're inherited traits that do not follow, that have nothing to do with our actual genetic code. Let me explain and let me explain in a way that'll help you understand why I'm so passionate about being happy. So if I have a look here, I wanna have a look at my great-great-grandmother. And my great-great-grandmother lived in Holland. I'm Dutch, my background's Dutch. And she was married to a landscaper. And this landscaper, he lived on this property of this incredibly wealthy Dutch family looking after their gardens for them.  And by every account of anyone, every account of met, and there were a lot of accounts, this guy had a face and temper. He was violently, violently aggressive, okay? He was a very, very unhappy man. Okay, and you can imagine the impact that had on my great-great-grandmother while she was pregnant. So while my great-great-grandmother was pregnant, okay, with my great, with my grandmother, my great-grandmother, pregnant with my grandmother, what happened is all these hormones flushing through a system, all these stress hormones, they're called stereotypically blue-coca-coins flushing through her body. While this baby's in her tummy, what's happening is this baby is learning, okay? Not cognitively, but it's body is learning. Ooh, the world I'm gonna go into is dangerous. There's a dangerous world out there. I have to be the kind of person, after going to the kind of person, that's gonna be very, very sensitive to danger in my environment.  She was very easily stressed by her environment, okay? Any little thing could go wrong and she would get mad, okay? My mom was frightened of my grandmother as a child. And she inherited this, epigenetically, from her mother. And so, when she was pregnant with my mother, she had a whole bunch of stress hormones, glucocorticoids flowing through her body, telling her life is tough, life is difficult, any small thing that goes wrong, make a huge deal out of it. So, my mother was born, and she too, bit of a temper, bothered by things in her environment, very difficult to find happiness in life, very difficult because any little thing that goes wrong, it's a disaster. Now, her temper wasn't nearly as bad as her mother's, which wasn't nearly as bad as her grandfather's, okay? And so, I come along and what I'm receiving is a slightly lower dose of glucocorticoids, stress hormones, which were in her body when I was a child, when I was a baby, when I was gestating in the fetus, in her tummy. And guess what? I have high levels of glucocorticoids naturally flowing through my body. What does this mean, guys? When I was 19 years old, I had a breakdown. I was trapped in my bedroom, okay, with panic attacks that didn't let me out of the room. I suffered with horrific depression. This is my background. This is kind of the thing. We've all got a moment, if you talk to James, I'm sure he has too, a moment in life that was so tough, that was so difficult that we had to bounce back and make something of ourselves and just fix it. This was my moment.  This is not who I am. I'm gonna make something happen.


Good evening and welcome to Tucker Carlson tonight. Two days ago, as you know, a mentally ill teenager called Salvador Ramos murdered 19 children and two teachers in an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. The crime was so awful, so completely unimaginable and shocking that it was about 24 hours before most people thought to ask exactly what had happened. How was Ramos able to get inside the school? Why did no one stop him as he methodically executed so many children over about an hour? Where was law enforcement? Those aren't just fair questions, though they are. They're essential questions. If you want to prevent similar atrocities, you need details. You've got to find out what exactly happened. This is a well-known concept. Every time a commercial airliner crashes in this country, federal investigators painstakingly recreate the final moments of the flight. Not because they're ghoulish, they want to know what caused it. And that's the main reason that air travel is so safe after action reports work. Yet somehow, our leaders rarely respond as rationally to violent crime, almost never. A mass shooting is just too tempting a moment for them to demagogue. The public is often grieving and in shock, so it's the perfect moment for the usual opportunists to leap forward and cast blame on their political opponents, to seize all the power they can while the country is too traumatized to notice. You almost never hear anyone in Washington ask, what happened? Instead it's always a race to see who can benefit politically. This week was no different. Within hours of Tuesday's Massacure, Democrats in Congress announced they planned to clamp down on your ability to defend yourself for the firearm. Why's that? Well, apparently the Uvaldi shooting was your fault, so you're going to pay the price. The media applauded this, so Democrats went even farther. Yesterday they unveiled their plan to seize firearms from American citizens who have not been convicted of a crime or even accused. Now under normal circumstances, it would be instantly obvious that that is unconstitutional. In our system, you have to be convicted before you can be punished. But in the hysteria that understandably follows a tragedy this horrible, politicians know that they can suspend civil liberties. And it's not just Democrats, by the way. Republicans in the Senate immediately signaled they're on board with more gun control. Mitch McConnell, who at the age of 80 has adopted political views that are strikingly similar to Joe Biden's, low T liberal, announced that he stands with Chuck Schumer against you. I am hopeful, Mitch McConnell said, that we can come up with a bipartisan solution that's directly related to the facts of this awful massacre. Directly related to the facts. Well, that sounds sensible. But since we're passing new federal laws, it is worth asking, what are the facts here? Well yesterday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott appeared at a press event to relay the main fact, which is that law enforcement on the scene did all they could to save those children. That's the first thing to know. Watch. The reason it was not worse is because law enforcement officials did what they do. They showed amazing courage by running toward gunfire for the singular purpose of trying to save lives. Law enforcement showed amazing courage by running toward gunfire for the singular purpose of trying to save lives. End quote. Now we heard that and we wanted to believe it. Most of the time we admire law enforcement. They take an awful lot of abuse to do a hard and essential job for not much pay. If you think you don't need the police, go ahead and defund them and see what happens. So that explanation sounded good to us. But was it true? According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, it was in fact true. A spokesman called Eric Estrada told us that a school resource officer assigned to Rob Elementary in New Valde exchanged gunfire with the suspect before the suspect entered the school. In an interview with CNN, Estrada stated that the gunman, quote, engaged the school resource officer.  The director of the Texas Department of Public Safety, Steve McRaw, affirmed that this happened, quote, the bottom line is law enforcement was there. McRaw said they did engage immediately. So that was the story. And again, we were happy to believe it. But it doesn't seem to be true. A witness called Juan Carranza, who lives next to the school, said he saw everything that happened. Carranza said to the Associated Press he had watched Ramos crash his truck outside the elementary school, take a rifle and shoot it to people at a funeral home nearby. Ramos then began shooting at the school building before running inside the school about 10 minutes later. According to Carranza, there were no police officers at the school to engage Ramos. Ramos went into the school and began shooting. When police finally did arrive, Carranza said, they didn't do anything at all for about an hour. In fact, parents had to beg the police to save their children. Go in there, go in there, one woman said. It was a shocking story. It was the opposite of what authorities had told us for more than 24 hours. So whose version is true? Well, in the last day, videos have emerged corroborating Carranza's version of events. Those videos show police officers with rifles and body armor standing outside the school. It's not clear if the gunman was still shooting at this point, but we do know the gunman was still alive. And yet instead of going into the school, the police instead worked to keep parents out of the school for a full hour. Watch. It seems apparent that when that video was shot, the gunman was still alive with the firearm in the school with children in the school. Now, a Texas official later suggested on camera that while all of this was happening, some members of law enforcement in Texas went into the school to get their own children out. Is that true? If it is true, it's a moral crime at the very least. In the meantime, we know that police were forcibly keeping parents away from the building. At one point, an officer held a taser at his side. Watch this. Taser, of course, aimed at the parents. Now, one parent called Anjali Rose Gomez told the Wall Street Journal that as soon as she heard about the shooting, she drove 40 miles to the school because she had two sons enrolled and she wanted to save them. Quote, the police were doing nothing, she said. They were just standing outside the fence. They weren't going in there or running anywhere. Now, she immediately complained about this and when she did, federal marshals put Gomez in handcuffs. Ultimately, they freed her at which point Gomez, quote, made her distance from the crowd, jumped the school fence and ran inside to grab her two children. She then ran out of the school with her children. In other words, this mother was cuffed, freed, ran into the school and still had time to get her kids out as the police stood outside. Now, if that's true, it's a scandal. Today, the police called the press conference to try to explain all of this. Victor Escalon with Texas DPS began by explaining that it might be just a rumor that parents were urging police to go inside the building. Watch. Is it accurate that my witnesses and potentially parents and the students were urging the police to go in while you were waiting for a tactical SWAT team, even that some parents were asking to borrow police armor so they could make a counter assault on the school? I have heard that information, but we have not verified that yet. So what part haven't you verified? We have not verified it. Is that a true statement or not? Or is it just rumor out there? Oh, it's a rumor, except it's on video. So it's not at all a rumor. It's a fact. Now, that officer did admit that there was no school resource officer. After all, the one we were told had to quote, engage the gunman. Didn't exist. Watch. It was reported that a school district police officer confronted the suspect that was making entry. Not accurate. He walked in unrestructed initially. So from the grandmother's house to the barge to the school into the school, he was not confronted by anybody to clear the record on that. So the point is not to point fingers or blame people. Nobody wants the school shooting. Everyone's heart is broken by it, but the authorities are not allowed to lie to us in the aftermath of an event like this. And our federal officials are not allowed to take an event like this, ignore the facts, and then use it to take our constitutional rights away. So what are the facts? Well, here's the news story from Texas DPS. At 1128 AM, the shooter crashed his truck outside. He then pulled the gun and began shooting indiscriminately at two people at a funeral home. That confirms what the witness Karanza said. He also shot the school building. During that time, as you'd expect, people are calling the police. Twelve minutes later at 1140 AM, the shooter went inside the building. How'd that happen? Then four minutes after that, the police finally went inside the building. So in all, there was a 16 minute gap until the police showed up and responded. So why did that take so long? That is a fair question. In fact, it's a critical question. Even at the Parkland School shooting, when police staged outside as students were being murdered, police wound up inside the building 11 minutes after the shooter. But in this case, it was 16 minutes. Why was that? We have a right to know, but today, police wouldn't say. So you got to understand, 1130 is the information we have at this point that we can confirm. 1130 AM, the beating gets a, we got a crash and a man with a gun. They have responding officers. That's what it is. It is 12 minutes from 1130 to 1140. That's the information we have right now. Look, at the end of the day, our job is to report the facts and have those answers. We're not there yet. So the second the shooting starts anywhere at any time, things get very confusing. They used to call it the fog of war. It's entirely real. It's hard to figure out exactly what happened when people start getting killed. But on the big questions, it's very obvious immediately. Was there a school resource officer who exchanged fire with the gunman? That's not something you would imagine that either happened or it didn't and you would know right away if it happened or it didn't. It didn't happen, but they said it did happen. That's a lie. Why did they lie? Police did say that officers went inside the school for four minutes after the suspect, but then they were treated outside the school and then police did not re-enter the school for another hour. During that time, they say they were waiting for backup, including for some reason, for multiple crisis negotiators. Watch. Officers are there. The initial officers, they receive gunfire. They don't make entry initially because of the gunfire they're receiving. But we have officers calling for additional resources. Everybody that's in the area, tactical teams. We need equipment. We need specialty equipment. We need body armor. We need precision riflemen, negotiators. Now, no matter how pro law enforcement you are and we are, there's only so much BS you can take in the face of a tragedy like this. We're waiting for specialized equipment. You have an 18-year-old with a firearm and little kids being killed. What kind of specialty equipment do you need? Negotiators, really? As children being murdered? One 11-year-old child says she smeared herself with a friend's blood to convince the gunman she had already been shot to death. Another fourth grader who survived the shooting said that police told kids inside to call out for help while the shooter was still shooting. Then the gunman killed a student who followed police instructions and called out for help. So if you're wondering why police waited an hour for a negotiator to talk to a gunman who's indiscriminately murdering children, you're not the only one. They were asked about this at the briefing today. Was the door really barricaded? Was it just locked? Police wouldn't respond to a simple question like that. Watch. What were the obstacles between 1144 and 1244? I got you some good questions. Yes, sir.  Can you explain to us how he was barricaded and why you guys cannot breach that door? So I have taken all your questions to consideration. We will be doing updates. We will be doing updates and answer those questions. So two days after this massacre, authorities are slowly admitting that everything they told us was in fact untrue. There was no school resource officer. They're not even sure if the door was barricaded. These matter, these questions. If you wanted to stop mass shootings in the future, figuring out how this happened would be the place to start. But of course there's nothing in Joe Biden's latest executive order on policing in the memory of St. George Floyd that addresses anything related to this shooting.  Because the point of this is not to protect children, obviously you may have figured out it's to blame you for what happened in Uvalde because you dare to exercise your constitutional rights. And if you do dare to exercise your constitutional rights according to MSNBC, you're complicit in mass murder. The truth is not by a policy defect, but by design, by design of the Republican Party in this country. Every kid in every classroom is exposed and vulnerable to a shooting. It absolutely is partisan because there's one party that's refusing to pass gun laws. The fact that we leave kids to go through the rituals you're talking about vulnerable to this to this kind of slaughter is a political decision. Please stop thinking that there is some body count, some level of brutality and carnage that will move them. These Republicans and their two pet Democrats, that the rivers of blood will one day run deep enough. These ghouls drawing politically convenient conclusions accusing people who have no connection whatsoever to this massacre of murder all on the basis of no evidence and then when the evidence emerges and it doesn't comport with the politically convenient story they want to tell, they simply ignore it. But the rest of us should not ignore it. We should not a voter gaze. We should demand the truth. We should demand to know what happened. The children who were murdered deserve at least that. In a moment we're going to speak to our friend who happens to be the mayor of Uvalde, Texas, Dominic Ockman. But first we're going to speak to Ryan Petty. He is the author of the father of Elena Petty who was murdered at the Parkland school shooting. He's also a commissioner on the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Public Safety Commission which investigated that massacre and a member of the Florida State Board of Education. Mr. Petty, thanks so much for coming on. Thanks for having me tonight, Tucker. As we just tried to explain there's a lot that we don't know but we do know that the initial version was so far from the apparent truth that it makes it makes you wonder. Yeah, Tucker, I you know I'm sitting here listening to you describe the timeline of events and what we think we know and I'm getting angry and I hear the anguish in the voices of those parents that were begging law enforcement to do something and I I remember back to Parkland and learning that the school resource officer in Parkland stood outside for 48 minutes and I'm having flashbacks to what happened then. Look, we're early in the investigation. I understand we don't know everything but when stories change as radically as they have over the past two days in law enforcement can't give us a straight answer about their response. People should be angry. My heart goes out. My heart breaks for these families. Well yeah, because I mean we're being told that we need to turn America's elementary schools into like a checkpoint at the Gaza Strip border. We need to militarize them but what's the point of any of this if the people in charge of keeping our kids safe refuse to engage with an active shooter? I'm appalled at what I believe has happened or at least what we think has happened so far. The fact that look for 12 minutes the shooter was outside shooting and then he went into the school and four minutes later police respond but they were ill-prepared for the attack. They didn't have body armor. It doesn't appear like they had rifles and the ability to get into the classroom and stop the killing. So they set outside for what appears to be 40 minutes waiting for a tactical response team to come in and address the threat. This is appalling. They should have been prepared. First of all, this shooter should have never gotten onto the campus walking into what appears to be an unlocked door unchallenged by anyone and able to breach security and no SRO on that campus. I can't believe after all we know that all of these attacks that there were so many failures yet again in Uvaldi. What a story. Ryan Petty, thanks so much for joining us today. I appreciate it. Thank you. So at the heart of all of this is the town of Uvaldi, Texas, about 60 miles from the Mexican border. As it happened we've been to Uvaldi. We know the mayor there. It's a really nice place and it's been at the center of the national immigration story for the last couple of years. Uvaldi has been through an awful lot and it's going through even more now. Tom McLaughlin is the mayor of that town and he joins us. Mr. Mayor, thanks so much for coming on and our heart genuinely goes out to you and to the people of your town. It must be bewildering to see Uvaldi at the center of this tragedy but also of a center of a national debate over gun control and all these bigger issues. It is Tucker. I mean my heart breaks for these families. You know, I don't even know what to say. This is senseless. It should have never happened. The hearts are broken in our community. This tragedy is senseless. It should have never have happened. It does seem like from the, and I know that you're caught up in what's happening in your town, the unimaginable thing that just happened, but outside of Uvaldi what has happened there is now being used as a kind of football in the game of politics. Are you aware of that? Do you have a sense of what people are using this tragedy for in Washington? Okay, so it seems that the police were preventing the parents from going in to rescue their kids.   Like when do you have some kind of mass shooting event and the police charge in? That almost never happens. The police almost always stand around outside and let the slaughter go on while they quite and quite establish the perimeter as Kevin Michael Grace would comment time and time again. After the guys shot everyone he could, he commits suicide or on occasion the police will finally go in and do something. But it appears in this case that police went in for their own kids but they prevented other parents from going in for their kids. So the cops weren't interested in engaging the shooter for an hour but they were interested in going in for their own kids. First I want to acknowledge the brave men and women of law enforcement that showed up to the scene that actually were involved in the scene actually made entry into the school and saved more lives that of course we lost 18 but I want to praise those brave men and women of law enforcement also off our condolences on behalf of Texas Department of Public Safety to the families to the victims of the entire Uvalda community. So what we do know right now that the suspect was involved in a family disturbance earlier on the day with his grandmother and when she shot his grandmother. From that point on what we do know is that local law enforcement received a call of a crash and a man with a gun nearby where the school's at. At that point local law enforcement responded to the school. The suspect made entry into the school and as soon as he made entry into the school he started shooting children, teachers, whoever was in his way he was shooting everybody. We had of course as I mentioned brave law enforcement made entry into that school exchanged gunfire with a suspect who was wearing body armor several police officers were shot. At that point we did have a tactical law enforcement team arrive on scene. They met entry they were also met with gunfire by the suspect but they were actually able to shoot the suspect and now the suspect is deceased. As of right now we do have 18 children confirmed that are deceased as well as two adults one of those being the teacher from the school. And we've also heard word that Border Patrol agent was struck with gunfire a few officers shot. We've heard that some law enforcement officers actually went into school to get their kids out. Can you talk about that? Right so what we do know Vanessa right now that there was some police officers families trying to get their children out of the school because if it was an active shooter situation right now it's a terrible situation right now and of course just as we mentioned the loss of life it's just terrible it's a terrible tragedy when out it took place. But yeah they went in to get their own kids but didn't really do anything for now or for other people. The cops ain't doing but standing outside. The shooter entered the school armed with a gun at approximately 11 30 a.m. The video livestream begins at 11 54 a.m. It shows frustrated and scared parents shouting at police trying to enter the building themselves. Six-year-old kids in there they don't know how to defend themselves from a shooter. Authorities have said that police officers tried to enter the building but came under fire and that a tactical unit eventually made its way in and confronted the shooter. They announced at 106 p.m. that the shooting was over and that they had the suspect in custody but the details of what happened in the 90 minutes are still unclear. Hey I can't be like that man. Well it does seem fairly clear that this guy was shooting and outside the school for 12 minutes right and the school didn't bother to lock the door. So when you have shoddy operations the police response was shoddy. The school response was shoddy. I mean what kind of America are we inheriting where cops go in for their own kids but they don't go in after the shooter and they prevent parents who want to go in.  The cops will go in to look after their own kids but then they handcuff and prevent other parents from going in to look after their own kids. So I don't have really strong opinions on gun control. I'm not strongly for it. Definitely not strongly for it. Probably middle of the road Republican on it. If you can show me good evidence of restricting certain type of weaponry will reduce needless death. I'm open to that argument but arguing hey give us your guns the government will protect you and then this kind of shoddy performance from the government which seems to be the norm. All right. What's rare is the police go in and engage. All right that's the rare thing. So this guy shows up at the school 1228 he goes into the school at 1240 police arrive about 1244 they go in for a couple of minutes come back out and they stand around form the perimeter prevent parents from going in to rescue their own kids for an hour. So the government was lingering outside the school for 12 minutes shooting that walked into the school unobstructed. Okay so there was no armed police officer there as they were telling us there was parents were begging cops to intervene within 15 minutes of the start of the shooting but cops couldn't be bothered they apparently went in for their own kids stopped other parents from doing the same. So who's responsible for ordering these cops to just stand around keep parents out of the school instead of sending them inside to stop the horror. I mean who's going to take responsibility for that avoidable part of the basket who leaves the door open when they're shooting going on. If you're a police officer your job is to go in but that almost never happens. Your job is to rush in perhaps if you can't do that perhaps you should find another job. Now Jason Whitlock has an interesting perspective says our culture has moved in such a negative direction in the last decade. I'm not sure first responders would run up in the world trade towers today cultural right has consequences when you make heroes of people who contribute nothing and demonize those who risk everything maybe this is what you get. We've promoted cowardice and we demonize masculinity and then we're all shocked when we see so much cowardice. Rather tired of conservatives demanding that no one politicize this event which I think is absurd and rather self-serving. Apparently we're supposed to just gaze at the abyss for a week or so and then just move on but I guess what will come together as a country by gazing into the abyss an event like this. Some of them will say that we should look at some deeper you could say cultural causes of this social alienation and then just move on they don't use that I do. I agree with that but they seem to offer the solution of come to God which was the solution offered by Marjorie Taylor Greene on Twitter. She basically just unthinkingly said gun control won't work well it won't work I don't know why you oppose it but anyway she says gun control won't work we have to look at the values that led to this the loss of values and we should all come to God so it's a kind of solution that we have to convert the entire public into her non-denominational version of Christianity and then this won't happen. I don't know the religious background of the shooter. His name is Salvador Ramos apparently he was 18 he was Hispanic living in a community about 75 miles outside of San Antonio in Texas.  Onlookers are yelling at them to go in. They don't. So one parent urges bystanders, let's just rush in because the cops aren't doing anything. Right, that's how it normally works. But you think they want to get hurt? I just want to get their pension. And it's not as though it's a mystery that the protocol for law enforcement when there's an active mass shooter is to go in as quickly as possible. That's been the protocol for years now. But these cops, they were waiting for a negotiating team. Right, they were coming out with every excuse possible to avoid danger. But they were very rigorous in restraining parents from rescuing their own kids. What a great job the cops are doing here, arresting parents, intimidating parents, handcuffing parents, bringing parents down to the ground, making sure parents can't look after their own kids. Cops have no interest in trying to protect the kids. They're just standing around aiming their ire at parents. So the Evaldi police, right, they get almost all the funding from the town. They've got their own SWAT team. Right, they visit schools that they're familiar with the layouts of our schools and businesses. Right, they had a tactical team trained to deal with this kind of situation. Great job, guys. Great job. Now that all children, even lower school, are going to become aware of this, they're going to become aware of this trend. Certainly high middle school, middle schoolers and high schoolers. And it will inflect their lives in ways that I don't think we quite understand. Many people lament the fact that this young man was able to buy a gun at 18. And in particular, the type of weapon that can be used in brutal massacres like this. And to be frank, I agree with them. I'm genuinely tired of making excuses or apologizing for American people who have done that to this point. Okay, I didn't I didn't have a strong opinion on that. Looking at outside the Beltway, they're claiming more police in schools is not the answer. That seems ludicrous. But there's little to no evidence of the presence of SROs, right? That's the terminology. School resource officers stops a determined school shooter. It's not all or nothing. Do you make the target harder? Right? Do you deter? Doesn't have any deterrent effect that you can't stop all instances of the determined school shooter does not mean that there's not a deterrent effect ever. Now, there's this argument that having school resource officers or police in schools, it beats a school to prison pipeline, right? Because all these juveniles getting arrested. They were on a path to become doctors and lawyers and dentists. But unfortunately, students of color are disproportionately likely to get arrested to have negative interactions with school resource officers. Right? Having school resource officers intensifies the use of suspensions, expulsions, police referrals and arrest of students. These efforts are over two times larger for black students than white students. So is there something heinous about the police here? Or is there a discipline problem within parts of the communities of color? So after years of declining youth arrests across Florida, the presence of law enforcement in Florida schools related to an increase of behavioral instances reported to the state. Well, I don't think these behavioral incidents are benign. So I am all for having police in school. Now, this left when critique says that that might make some parents those coming from a place of privilege who haven't experienced over policing in their communities feel safer. The feeling of safety comes with a hefty price tag that destabilizes families and communities, in particular those of color. It destabilizes those who are already destable, unstable, anti social, criminally inclined. I think we don't have enough people in prison. Right. More police. I think generally speaking, better than fewer police. However, half hazard incompetent, pathetic, and cowardly the response this time around. Okay. I've been watching quite compelling TV show court under the banner of heaven. And it's a compelling look at the dark side of the Latter Day Saints, the Mormon faith. And some of his critiques would would hold up pretty well for almost any religion because pretty much any religion is going to have have a dark side. She's got me under a spell. Well, wait, hold on. So they're playing around smoking. And it's dad's not very happy. Lord guides my political vision. Voice you hear is the devil's. No, he he answers prayers to your in your cheering crowds. They judge what is holy and what is fashionable. Yeah. No, no, your mother and I, we, we cannot return to our mission. All those souls in Louisiana need a baptism and we must stay here to save our, our son. Leave from temptation, Daniel, to look away from man's laws. They're so small. And this is fairly typical for strong in groups, right? Walk away from the man's laws. But our in group has our own laws. We don't have to worry about the laws of the out group. I had all intensely identifying in groups have this tendency temporary. So this is the equivalent of the Jewish saying, what will the Goyim think? Or who cares what the Goyim thing? Turn the back toward the heavenly father's designs. Study them closely, his words, understanding his law, his plans. So you've got Jewish versions of this, you've got some bad men's versions of this, you've got Catholic versions of this, I assume. Look at me here. Damn. No, I've been reading about it. Our church changed the rules over time. It started when we ban the doctrine of poor marriage. That's when it started. I mean, you tell me, but from what I, everything started going wrong in this country when Mormons abandoned the principle of plural marriage, man. Red property were announced it. He's wanted to keep federal troops from marching into Utah. That's all old Woodruff had nine wives himself. You folks, you just kept on doing it. We do not pretend to know more than the founding prophets. We do not change their beliefs to suit the fashion of the time. That's what I'm talking about. So unless you're raised in the Mormon religion or in Orthodox Judaism or self-adventism, or pretty much any religion, the religion looks at best weird to you. And so I'm sure they're going to be a lot of Mormons who are copying it as a result of this TV miniseries, because it shows the dark side of the Mormon faith, just as there's a dark side to Judaism, there's a dark side to Adventism, that there's a dark side to everything to every, every religion. What happens if the cops come around? If man's law conflicts with heavens, and the faithful will be ranged under the banner of heaven against them. Prophet Taylor, right? I dig it, man. I think we're pretty much finished here. Mr. Nichols, head out now. You know, I want to be as good of a scene as I can, but everybody up north, they're just so concerned with being a good American too. So this is episode four under the banner of heaven. And some of this dialogue would be applicable to any strongly identifying ignorant. And deprive the family of its lawful and necessary. What is this? That is an essential LDS tract printed by Joseph Smith himself. And it also says that a man needs at least three wives to achieve full exaltation into heaven. Do you know Joseph Smith had 33 wives? 33. His youngest was 14. No. But if it's so essential, why have I never heard of it like in church? Well, because the US government has been whittling away our doctrines for over 100 years. But our church vowed that if man's law is ever conflicted with ours, that we would be ranged under the banner of heaven and against the government. So this is what my father set me on track to find. How we have perverted them. Man. Perverted them. You know what sounds perverted to me is collecting wives. Was Abraham a pervert? Huh? Was was Moses a pervert? I don't know. How should I know that? I didn't marry Moses or Abraham. Do you want to have an affair on me, Dan? Is that, is that what this is about? Do I not satisfy you anymore? No, no, no. And you will not speak to me in that manner ever again.  How can you possibly see me as the head the way I see Christ if it's just the two of us? You don't have, you don't have to go marrying more women. I know that you're the head. You always say that you can't be happy unless I am happy. We sit exploring fundamentalist Mormons. You took Robin on a lookie-loo to an LDS compound. Maybe he led some of those men in his life. Could have been the bearded men you saw. I guess it's possible. Yeah, you think? You ever discuss this with me? See, it's, it's no different than the chiropractic principle. If you're out of alignment, then your whole body begins to fail. And we have been out of alignment with God's plan. Is there any wonder that there's such discord and disorder across the world? How could it be any, how could it be otherwise? When men are beset with lust and frustration, God could not be any more clear we need to assert absolute control on our married life. So if I get Brenda to agree to the absolute control thing, is the multiple wives thing mandatory? Well, if you want to get to the Celestial Kingdom, it is. The revelatory of its purity, I assume. If any man espouse a virgin in desire to espouse another, he is justified. Who else follows this revelation? Now. Brickham Young? Only his anointed men? Mars is a never-evolving church, Emma. In Father New, it would inspire opposition. So further than that, if we cut down our church here, it grew roots. We made a vow. He phoned me every while ago. President Ballard, it's a pleasure to meet you. How can I help? Well, Robin told me he's badly in need of spiritual counsel and under circumstances he must be carrying a heavy burden indeed. If you're here to visit him, I ask if it can wait for tomorrow. The case is very active right now. I know Heavenly Father won't let you rest until the evil doers are in hand, but Robin's a good boy, as are Alan and Sam, and seeing all three in need of healing prayer. I'd like you to release them into my custody. Perhaps we can talk in private. No. You don't need to trouble yourself. I don't feel it's...


Lagos State Governor Babajde Somolu says his administration is forced to leverage technology to become Africa's modern economy. The governor said this at the ongoing Out of Home Advertising Conference and Exhibition 2021, organised by the Lagos State Signage and Advertisement Agency. A Lagos State Government House Correspondent Love Ikukou Oyedokun was there and now reports. Outdoor Advertising sector today is witnessing unprecedented growth in diverse forms and Lagos State is no exception. Speaking on the theme of the event, the roadmap for the growth of signage and Out of Home Advertisement post-COVID-19 in Lagos State, Governor Somolu, represented by his deputy Obafemi Hamzat says his government will support in enhancing infrastructure by providing data to enhance capacity of small and medium-scale enterprises. Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources, Tunji Bello says the conference will create a better roadmap for the Out of Home industry to foster effective collaboration with all stakeholders in the advertising sector. I have no doubt that this conference will create a better roadmap for Out of Home industry. I am particularly looking forward to the discussion of fostering effective collaboration with all stakeholders in the sector. This is the key ingredient for good sectoral relationship. Managing Director of Lagos State's Signage and Advertisement Agency, Adid Damola says the main objective of the conference is for the government to gain the confidence of stakeholders so they can invest in policies and programs of the agency. Our new roadmap is therefore directed at driving efficiency and simulating investment, investment capital for the industry. We are combining the use of psychology and newer sources of finance to stimulate sectoral growth, develop new routes for acquisition and ensure long-term investment for outdoor advertising infrastructure in a manner that will make the industry attractive to investors. The consensus by speakers is that the event apps and regulators, especially LASA, must gear up to meet consumers' needs by deploying technology. From Lagos, Love Ikuku Oyeduku reporting for PLASTV, Africa.


Hi, my name is Akash Patel, I'm a maker now. So this is a review of short-term interest rates in the theory of deep buy space. And I thought I would have a unique view because I see the plumbing a little bit. So I just kind of wanted to give you guys my take. And this is my opinion only. So again, this is not financial advice. Again, this is just a review of the interest rates. And just what are some of the potential risks? This is a little bit of my biography. I have like 16 years of market-making experience on the new socket chains and the socket change. Okay, so one of the big points I want to make is a currency is not a currency unless it has a yield. So try to keep that in mind. And then let's go through the history a little bit. So, you know, maker CDP is kind of sort of January 2018 with a rate of 0.5% stability fee by early July 2018, die-supplying increases to about 50 million. The biggest use case for die is, you know, people are basically using it for leverage.  So that's another key point, where are they selling it to? They're selling it to market makers. So initially, market makers were loaded up on die. And there are about five big market makers in the space. So this is a quick chart to show you kind of the growth of die-supply over time. You know, it starts at zero, goes to about 80 million currently. This one is to look at the, the blue line is basically telling you the stability fee interest rate, right? So most of the time it was half a percent in 2018. It went to two and a half and then back to half a percent in 2018. 2019 is where it gets a lot more interesting and we'll get into the story of why. So, again, this is just a die USD price from Bitfinex. This is to remind everyone kind of what the chart looked like for ETH during this time period. So ETH, you know, does a big fall from 1200 all the way down to about 80. And then it's back up to kind of around 200. So again, this is another chart just kind of again describing the ETH die peg. So, you know, the orange line is the peg. So it's kind of, there's a better chart here. Okay, so this is kind of one of the most important charts and kind of where things get a lot more interesting. So as you can see the orange line kind of around April, you know, we're hitting about 95 cents on the peg. And this is kind of where it gets a lot more interesting because the market makers basically get overloaded with die. And again, the purpose of a market maker is to essentially, you know, provide liquidity, but not really hold long-term positions. So then the maker token holders, their only option was to increase interest rates, cause people to close off their CDPs, thus buying die up and bringing it back from a 95 cent price back to a dollar. So another good chart is this chart from Vishesh Chaudhary. And this basically describes the die peg and the different interest rates along as we're going along. So this kind of middle area is when it was around 1%. We fall to 95 cents, they start increasing interest rates. And finally you can kind of see the peg lifting and coming back to a dollar. And eventually they go to 70 and a half, they reduce it, then they go all the way to 20. Okay, so what are the things we learn? There's a huge market for e-colors and one of them leverage long and probably true for other types of coins. And they're willing to pay a high interest rate close to a ceiling of 15% for CDPs.  They admitted it to old market makers and not a lot of natural flow to buy die because there's no initial yield. So die supply decreases and CDPs close. This created opportunities for die-mining compound.  So this is a quick chart of the yield that you can get on the other platforms. So die-tracks above a dollar, then the make-over holders basically decrease from 20% down to 10. But the cool thing is now we finally have teammate flow, which is, there's sellers that die for leverage, there are buyers that die for who want high yield. And these are quickly, a couple of the platforms you can easily use these with two clicks of a button. This is again, an explosion of protocols and we have a bunch of places where you can earn like high yield. Okay, so final thoughts. Again, currency is not currency unless it has a yield. And I believe kind of yield is the killer out that's gonna bring a billion users to the area. So. Anyway, thanks.


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I've realized a lot of vlogmas has become you guys watching me wake up, and I'm not sure this is the most flattering angle for me Good morning you guys. I hope you have had a lovely First few days of the week so far. I don't even know how to introduce myself It's too early for my brain to work I thought I'd show you guys what I do when I wake up in the morning and because I start a bit later today It gives me time to film how I what I would do in the morning because filming slows you down, obviously It's gonna be very honest. I hope that you guys don't judge me, but first honest thing I don't make my own bed. I come back and it's made. I'm not a bed-making kind of gal. Oh, we need a hair tie Got this kind of hair tie They're perfect in the morning You know your hair is big when it doesn't even make the short First thing I love to do is to wash my face with a face wash and Today's face wash is the ultra facial cleanser by Kiehl's I have three that I love and I just switch between them based on whatever I'm vibing right now my skin's Got a little bit break out on my forehead I usually only get mini breakouts if My hormones are flying or I'm stressed So I'm gonna go with the first one. How do you move a second? I don't know And now that that's all rubbed in He let you wash up. Oh, it's the blue minus the orange So step two of my morning routine is always putting face cream on Otherwise my face won't be able to move like I literally physically won't be able to talk Next I'm gonna brush my hair, but I thought I'd show you guys just how cute this whole pajama set is it's from Victoria's Secret And it's like a onesie Let me try this mirror So the next step in my morning routine is definitely the most difficult brushing my hair. My hair is so long Wave Guys, I'm so sorry.  So the brush that I use is nothing special I don't even know where this is from. So today I have placement I'm on an uncle shift. That's why I'm starting a bit later, which is kind of cool. And then I am Maybe meeting up with one of my friends. I'm not sure and I have no idea what a psychiatry uncle involves So don't ask me. Maybe you can tell you in the next video Clearly there's no tactic to how I just brush my hair and let you just put it through and hope for the best Let's go down now. My mom has made breakfast. So mom this morning. I'm showing the vlog what we do in The morning. What are you doing honey? Hello Good morning This is fresh honey that Yes, my uncle and auntie get out from Iran when they come Yes, look at this honey. It's amazing. I am not having honey for breakfast That is just sweet for me in the morning. I'm gonna make myself an espresso. Oh, you made me omelette And I made this omelette for Sepideh Because you're cute The city should love a lot of black pepper. That is very true. I love I love Spicy food you guys So this is my favorite cup. I don't know why why is this I think because it's clear and I like to handle and it's big So I don't you just put one then trivia and I pick my favorite pod Sina chose these they taste I hate them. They're Christmasy flavored and I don't like them. These are decaf. Those are two strong soldiers them This is my favorite the gold. Oh, that's my favorite as well So now pop it in this underneath like that Then I switch on our machine We do this. Hey mom, will you tell the vlog? Yes, what your Christmas plans are? I? hope they're going to America and Not me though. No, no, me and Sina Yeah, so basically it's so weird So basically it's very weird, but this year we actually have split Christmas plans So originally I was only meant to have a week of Christmas that I thought I had Turns out when I check my time table I have two weeks of Christmas So I found this out about a week ago and because we are dual citizens. We have British and Iranian passports We need to apply for visas and go for interviews if we want to go to America and So my mom went for her interview Sina went to Vegas. Was it this summer or last summer? Was it this oh, yeah, so I went to Miami and Vegas this summer as well and last summer she went to Vegas So I think it's America a lot so she already had her visa and Saul was meant to be working as a dentist in Sheffield and only had like five days off or something and then my dad was like If the two girls aren't going I'm going to stay with them. So they're not alone So Christmas so then Saul and I found out we both have like around almost two weeks off But we only found this out a week ago So now we're not going to America with them because we don't have visas and it's December We can't apply and go get and make it on time to go with them So now my dad is saying okay. It's another three of us going holiday So now I'm trying to book something for the three of us to go away And yeah, it's been quite a hectic book because everywhere is obviously So much more packed out triple the price. Yes. I'm so excited about the America She's so excited because she's going to see her favorite cousin. Yes Her favorite cousin. Well to be fair. This is your favorite cousin outside Iran Yes, um, but yeah, let's go have our breakfast. Sorry short. This is my latte Made by yours truly. It has got one shot of Nespresso and the rest is look Also, don't know if any of you guys watch Emma Chamberlain, but she taught me something the other day You can put two shots of Nespresso and it'll be double shot coffee I don't know why I never ever thought of that ever So I just did my makeup and it's kind of semi-glam And it's because I'm going to be doing the last of my shooting for my secret project So I think it's time to reveal to you guys Just exactly what my project is Because I feel like if you follow me on instagram, then you'll know Otherwise you wouldn't know um My grandma's in the background that this is my secret project I have started up my own little Clothing line. Um, it's like a mini online clothing boutique. It'll be launching. Hopefully the end of this week And I'm so so excited. Um, I will be posting updates on my own instagram and revealing the name And um the instagram of the page as well for you guys to follow So make sure you follow me on instagram if you guys are interested to see it is persian bunny Um, and I'm so excited. I've said it like eight times, but I absolutely love fashion I make sure that every single piece is high quality And I don't want too many of each one because I want it to be unique So yeah, it's really really special to me. It's been really exciting But I definitely have to put it out there. Like I really highly rate all entrepreneurs It's so difficult starting up a business so much goes into it that you don't even think about So yeah, I have a newfound respect as and I always respect entrepreneurs, but I kind of See it a different way now But yeah, I'm just gonna be finishing off doing some last of the shooting So just finished shooting the last of the things I need to shoot And hopefully the website will be live by the end of this week And maybe I can do like a try on of my Uh, they've party pieces. Let me know if you guys want me to do that and I 100% will But I want to show you guys this I'm wearing like a long sleeve top And then I wore this like crop jumper over it. Can you see Like the double in the mirror and I feel like I hate it But I also love it. I can't pick up my mind. What do you guys think? Major fashion dilemmas here. I'm just gonna make myself some lunch. Um My mom just left and word is that there is no food because she's just been going out this whole week Because her my grandma her mom has been staying with us My mom doesn't come on my vlogs She doesn't like any pictures of her being posted on the internet You might see her like walking in the background but as in for her to actively participate or anything She's not really like that like as in she's A private gal she's just been chilling with her mom And they've been having a cute time and I've been trying to Juggle everything but I've just got this on call tonight and then hopefully when that finishes I'm gonna come home and book my holiday But I feel like this vlog will go up before I've booked it So if you guys can think of anywhere nice and warm for me and my dad and soul to go Um, then let me know name me somewhere warm And preferably for like nine days, but we'll see how long we can We can take off so any ideas then let me know Um, sorry that today's vlogmas is super short. It's because of my on-call shift But I hope you guys saw like a A We cut routine with me or a morning routine with me, but that's it really I love you guys so much and tomorrow I will have a lot more fun content planned for you So, yeah, love you Bye


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