this one just shocked me. I was so excited. Hey fellow buddies thanks for watching. Amazing right? All right let's get started. Hey fellow buddies thanks for watching. All right you guys in this video we are gonna talk about 30 bread and butter bolos items to be on the lookout for items you can hopefully source really cheap and sell for a profit. That is one thing that I am known for is I source cheap and I do a lot of bread and butter items. So in this video I'm gonna show you items that I've picked up at thrift stores, garage sales, estate sales, different places and I'm gonna tell you how I flip it for a profit. So my name is Courtney also known as a Bolo Buddies and we are gonna get started. All right the first item you guys if you're not selling plush this is something I didn't sell for a very long time and I jumped on to I jumped on board and decided to sell plush and it is so fun. It's so easy to list it's easy to ship. Now some plush is long tail a lot of it is actually long tail. So don't go into buying plush with the expectation that it's gonna sell super quick. It does take up space so you have to figure out what works for you but I'm a patient reseller so I just list it and forget it and wait for it to sell. This is a Douglas brown horse by Douglas that's the brand Cuddle Toys. Let me show you the tag here and the rebel reseller over on her channel is picking plush categories and doing Bolo category videos. So if you want to learn about the different categories of plush to look for like the different brands which ones go for high dollar definitely check out the rebel reseller. She is a plush Bolo finder she knows all about plush. All right so this one sold for $13 and the buyer paid shipping. The next item here I dug this out of the Goodwill Benz and I looked at the foot and I searched it and I was like oh my goodness these are a Bolo. Kathy Cruz and it's spelled like this right here K-A-T-H-E Cruz K-R-U-S-E if you see these little dollhouse figures pick them up.  At the Benz it's a $1.79 a pound and this weighed like a few ounces so really excited about that one I had no clue. It's another reason why you should look everything up. This is a Fisher Price Loving Family Dream House dollhouse replacement window and basically if I find a Loving Family Dollhouse or Little Tykes play school and they are incomplete or they have fading or they're damaged I will part them out. I do fantastic parting these out. These two windows sold for $13 plus shipping. The next item here is this Disney Store Tiana plush princess from the frog princess and the frog and the blue dress from what I understand is a little bit harder to find so I ended up getting $26 for this plus shipping. She had her original tag so she was new with tags I mean she'd not been played with she was fantastic. I got her to garage sale for $4 and she sold pretty quickly. These came from an estate sale it was just a bulk buy so I mean I probably have a dollar or less in these and it's Jmar Jigsaw Puzzle Saturday evening post and I found one of them and I listed it I drafted it and then I found the other one and you know honestly they weren't going for a whole lot individually and I'm like I bet I can maybe get somebody to choose my listing if I put them together and this ended up selling very quickly for a best offer of $25 plus shipping. So lauding them up was the way to definitely go in that situation. Vintage Halloween Skeleton this is H.E. Lurs L.U.H.R.S. This is a vintage item it is articulated skeleton it's die cut I did not put die cut in the title I probably should have done that um you can see right here on the leg it is paper clipped so this one is broken so I sold it for less they do sell for more if they are intact this one I sold for $16.25 plus shipping I got this at a thrift store this here is a little pet shop it's from 2010 Blythe Buckles and Bose I got these at a garage so I've got I think this is my last one I think I got three of these and they were $3 each new old stock fantastic item but the same buyer bought this and then I got this at a um a state sale for four bucks but it had pins on the ribbon and I took those off and they did not go with the doll they were like uh I don't know if they were military or something some sort of issued uh pins so I took those off and listed those separately but I got this for four bucks and then I got the Fisher Price Loving Family in the original packaging how cool is that for $10 so the same buyer bought this this and this and they made me an offer of $92 plus shipping for those and I went ahead and took that this is a goodie pack of two side combs they are from 2006 so they're not vintage but they are maybe a retired style I don't know I dug this out of the bins it was super cheap goodie bins new old stock goodie at the bins new old stock definitely gonna pick it up I mean I probably had what a quarter in this and I sold it for $9 plus shipping okay before we go on here I am going to show you a short clip from Got Junk and Our Trunk on YouTube this is from my this is my Bolo series if you haven't seen this video go check it out it's a bunch of resellers telling you about big money Bolo's but this is a really nice bread and butter and we were talking about hair accessories so I'm going to include it here because it's fantastic and I didn't know about it so I wanted to share it with you in case you missed this video after we watch this we will get back to the rest of my 30 bread and butter Bolo's. Hi it's Rhonda from Got Junk and Our Trunk and I have a Bolo for you today when I was a kid we used to have door-to-door salesmen that would come around selling health and beauty aids vacuum cleaners and such and my mom typically didn't buy a whole lot of things when people would come to the door but when the Stanley person would come by she would usually get some of their products for hair and things like that but when I was about probably about six or seven years old maybe eight we needed new brushes and some mom bought my sister and um brushes and this was my brush when I was a little kid it is a Stanley brush as you can see this is like a plastic acrylic type handle nylon here and of course it's been used and all of that this actually is a Bolo it's kind of like the booty brand if you look for the Stanley you can usually sell their products pretty well too here's what this sold for so keep your eye out for things like this don't pass them by happy junking the next item is this vintage fisher price little people play family zoo seal replacement toy now this is what it looks like on the bottom I had to use google lens to figure out which place that this went with um this came out of a thrift store mystery box excuse me and it's definitely just a bread and butter item but you know things like this I like to save um I could just donate them I could throw them in a box and uh let somebody else deal with it but I I like bread and butter I like finding homes for you know these toys that people have the place that and they're just missing the seal and they just need it um I sold this for a best offer of six dollars plus shipping the next item is this ambassador premium for classic casino game blackjack it it was uh still sealed everything was in the inside but it was an open box so I went ahead and put used I got this out of a thrift store mystery box I if I remember correctly the mystery box wasn't that great and I was just trying to recoup some of my money a lot of times I won't do games because they're heavy but I listed this one and maybe I just need to list the games because I always seem to sell them um another little tip I have is putting the games on poshmark because five pounds or less goes for I think it's like 795 shipping which is fantastic um so I like to put my games I cross post those over to poshmark I use list perfectly to cross post my items I start on ebay and then cross post to mercari and uh poshmark if you want to see items that I've sold on poshmark and mercari I sell hard goods over there these items are all listed on ebay so if you watch those what solds those items sold faster on those platforms and I always say different eyes on your items sometimes your buyer is sitting on mercari waiting for you to cross post and list that item so check out list perfectly there's a demo video down below if you decide you want to try it you can use coupon referral code volo buddies all one word that will get you 30 percent off your first month so try it with the 30 percent off code um if you love it you can keep using it if you hate it you can quit right but I've been using it since 2019 and I still love it okay so um that's a little shipping tip for getting your board games over on poshmark all right this is a Barney the purple dinosaur musical toy cell phone and I got this at the Goodwill Benz also and I hope to have a Goodwill Benz video for you in the near future I sold this for $16.25 plus shipping the next item is this vintage heartstone pottery farmers vegetable sugar bowl now I like to pick up heartstone you guys hear me talk about heartstone most of the time it's bread and butter I have found some halloween mugs that have gone in the 30 to 35 dollar range but um typically 15 to 20 bucks but they do sell for me and uh they're local to my area I do believe so I find them a lot at garage sales and they're usually like a buck this one um you can see it says heartstone this one is kind of you can't really see it usually you can read heartstone but I know the print and this is vintage 1995 I ended up selling this for $18 the buyer paid shipping and I got this at a garage sale for $2 first time I've sold a sugar bowl by them this also came from the Goodwill Benz and if you watch my Goodwill Benz videos I have quite a few check them out on my channel super fun but you will see me digging for small toys in the bottom of the bin my favorite thing to pick up is small toys and I know they're time consuming but they are so easy to list they are easy to ship they're easy to research I mean if you don't know what it is you can take a picture of it with Google lens and figure it out pretty quickly now did I make tons of money on this no I sold it for $6.50 plus shipping but I probably had about a quarter into it so to me that's worth the time it took me to list it it is a vintage thomas the train and friends 1998 brit allcroft herald helicopter and from what I understand at the Goodwill Benz if they bring them out and the stuff that they take to the back I think that goes to the landfill so I am saving all these small toys from the landfill and I like that idea all right this is diamonds and emeralds by Elizabeth Taylor I got this at a thrift store for $1 and I sold it for $16.24 plus shipping this is new in the original packaging new old stock so you are allowed to sell perfume if it is brand new the next item is this disney little mermaid Sebastian and flounder cake topper you guys if you find these figures even if they're not cake toppers put cake topper in the title because a lot of times people are looking for these to add to cakes this one I got at a thrift store for about a quarter and I sold these for $10 plus shipping this is a vintage franklin mitt hippo salt shaker I have a video when I picked these up at the Goodwill and I talked about parting out these salt and pepper shakers over on my sourcing with bolo buddies channel this guy it was a two pack and I paid $3 for it but one of the hippos was broken so I decided to sell this one individually because somebody may just need a replacement make sure you put replacement in the title this is from 1987 and it's from the Noah's Ark series franklin mitt Noah's Ark and I sold this for $10 best offer plus shipping all right I just recently did a video over on my sourcing with bolo buddies channel about this it's the fisher price precious places play set I got a play set for $1 at a garage sale and I parted it out because it was incomplete and had parts from other play sets inside of it definitely go check out that video some of these go for big money but I want you to see how I parted this out to maximize my profits it's unbelievable how much money you can make now it is going to take longer to sell because you're going to need the person that needs this part right here but this item I listed it and it sold very fast so I paid a dollar for the whole box of stuff this one item sold for 1625 plus shipping so definitely check out that video this is a sesame street workshop snuff a luffagus snuffy figure from 2010 I got this out of a thrift store mystery box and believe it or not I sold this little figure for $14 he's not even he's like two and a half inches tall and the buyer was all in for $20 and 23 cents this snuff a luffagus I have sold him on multiple occasions he is definitely something to look out for this is a three pound broken jewelry lot these my husband picked up some broken or jewelry from an estate sale and these were the broken items that he just made a crafters lot and I ended up selling this to a viewer so if you are watching thank you so much I appreciate your purchase I know my husband threw in a little bit of extra stuff I think it was just kind of sitting there to the side and as he got stuff he would throw stuff in there so I think she got some extra stuff but I don't even I want to say oh I can't remember what he paid for it because he's gotten multiple uh multiple jewelry lots so um but yeah he made a crafter's lot so I'm pretty proud of him for doing that so sold this for a best offer of $30 plus shipping and you guys definitely if you're shopping my store use that make offer button that is why it's there I will not be offended by an offer okay the next item oh my goodness do you guys remember um I actually have two in here when I was at I think it was from my Ben's 10 Thrift Challenge and I had to get a craft item and I picked up this big tote of stuff and it was all crafters items and I did an unboxing on my Sourcing with Bolo Buddies channel but I paid for the the tote and it was like plastic and heavy and I'm like but I wanted to do the unboxing so I paid a little more by the pound but these just sold they are a masco plastic blocked brown teddy bear and they're floral picks and I sold these for uh $13 and the buyer paid shipping so that was pretty fun the next item is this vintage recipes handwritten cards clippings and I put in a cute hinged recipe box in a cute like this is an older listing I can't believe I did that I never use like cute or fun or yeah don't put those in your title that was that was bad I don't know why I did that but anyway it is a cute box but no need for those words that's not going to help you sell your item but um handwritten also recipes definitely can be a Bolo I got this at an estate sale for dollar I did take a best offer of 35 the buyer paid shipping they were all in for 49 19 on that you know like I missed a tab okay football beads I got these at a garage sale for $2 I went ahead and picked them up they're Ohio State themed they're like footballs red and gray and um these did take a little while to sell but uh paid $2 sold them for a best offer of 14 plus shipping they were pretty heavy so shipping was kind of I had to ship it priority mail these dinosaurs came from a garage so I paid a dollar for them they are play school from 1988 I love vintage toys and I sold these for a best offer of $10 plus shipping this is a briar horse he did have an issue with his tail which I pointed out and I did sell it cheaper for that reason if you get this and the horse is broken you can sell this uh the piece behind the horse right there you can sell that separately the stone wall um but I went ahead and thought maybe somebody would still want the horse because it was intact it was just starting to split I ended up selling this for $18 plus shipping I got that at a garage sale I don't remember what I paid for it I bought a bunch of horses that day okay so here's the other one from that same craft lot at the bend so I did pretty good I sold these little vintage um they're like uh craft wire twist or picks kind of like the other thing you can probably stick them down in a flower pot or um I don't know decor but they have a little made in Japan on them I thought they were super cool and again I didn't know what was in there when I bought it so I sold this for $14 plus shipping the next item is this Carter's pink mouse lovey and it's a security blanket I pick up every security blanket I see that is a dollar or less um most of the time they're bread and butter but I have sold some that are in the $30 range this one even had snags and runs and what I did is I just um let me show you here I just made sure that I showed that in the listing you want to show the back especially if it's a satin material and you want to disclose that oh there that was you can kind of see it what I'm talking about so it's not awful but you know it's on the inside but I ended up selling that for $14 and 30 cents plus shipping and that came from my Goodwill Binns plush haul the next item are these vintage Crayola 24 crayons limited edition number one wild animals from 2000 I got these at a garage sale for $1 and I sold these for $10 and 40 cents plus shipping all right you guys that was 30 bread and butter bolos let me know would you have walked past these items or would you have picked them up um I know some of them are less than $10 sales and not everybody likes to source that way but I like to mix it up I like to keep um bread and butter in my store big money in my store and I think that brings in a wide variety of buyers that are looking for different price points um I do charge shipping I am not a free shipping person I do free shipping over on Mercari um so basically if I do free shipping on Mercari I increase my price to cover the shipping so all right you guys let me know if you have any questions thank you for being here thank you for watching there's going to be some videos popping up here and here and one down below um a video and a subscribe and also my other channels are linked down in the description so check those out and thanks for watching oh leave me an emoji of a hat after we will


Welcome back everyone. Today, we're going to be talking about memory acquisition in Linux, and I'm currently on a Linux system here for memory acquisition in Linux. We are going to use the lime memory acquisition tool. You can get lime source code from GitHub and 504 basically forensics lab lime. And whenever we download this source code, it tells us basically how to compile how to use it. Lime also works on Android devices. You can use it for mobile mobile memory acquisition. But today we are going to use it for acquiring memory on a normal Linux computer. Okay, so I will post a link to this this GitHub repository. Basically, what we have to do is whenever you go to the GitHub repository, if you know how to use Git, then you can clone the GitHub repository, or you can just click on this clone or download. And if you know how to clone, then you can just copy this copy this address. If not, you can just download the zip file and extract it onto one of your Linux systems for testing. Okay, so I have already cloned lime into my opt directory. So I have this lime directory and inside lime, the lime directory, we just have doc license read me and SRC and what we want is this SRC folder. Now, I'm currently on my forensic workstation. But whenever we're running lime, we would be running it on a suspect system, right? It's not very useful to collect our own memory, we want to collect the memory from the suspect system, which means that we would have to compile lime for the suspect systems architecture. Now a lot of systems are going to be running. If it's going to if it's a desktop computer, one of the most common types of desktop computers are like a bun two, maybe 64 bit now. But there are a lot of different types of Linux and Unix systems that you could compile this for. So basically, you have to know the architecture of the suspect system that you are going to be acquiring memory from that way you can pre compile lime for it. If you don't know the architecture, then that means that you would have to compile lime on the suspect system before you acquire memory and that could first off take a very long time if you're trying to acquire compile on a very slow system. But that's also going to change a lot of things in the suspect systems memory whenever you are compiling this program. So if you can, if you know the architecture, then you should cross compile on your Linux system make a binary that works on the suspect system. If you don't know the architecture, then you might have to compile on the suspect system, but that is much more destructive for potential evidence than it would be otherwise. Okay, so I've already downloaded the lime source code. So I'm going to go into the SRC folder so CD SRC. And then this puts me this basically gives me all the source code for this. And I already have a kernel module in there so I'm going to go ahead and remove the pre compiled module that I had there. Okay, so you should have something that looks similar to this. Okay, basically we have this make file and this says how to how to compile this source code, which is lime H main C. Yeah, all of these things. Okay, so it's a relatively small program, which is good because we want a small program whenever we're collecting memory. So to build to build this module, I can just type make. And then I can just type make basically whenever I'm in this source folder. And this will automatically detect the architecture that I am currently on. And it will build and because I have these headers downloaded, it will build a kernel module for the architecture that I am on. So here we have move. The final final command was move lime dot KO lime 44021 generic. And this is specific to the kernel. This is the kernel version that I'm currently running. And dot KO is a kernel object. So basically we've compiled lime for a specific kernel. As a loadable loadable kernel object. Okay, so if we look again, now I have basically these, these files related to building. But the one that I'm really interested in is this lime 44021 generic dot KO. And this is specifically built for the kernel on this forensic workstation. It probably wouldn't work on another system that was using a different kernel, depending on how depending on what version of the kernel you're using, but most likely it wouldn't work on another system, especially if the kernel versions were very different. Okay, so imagine that I've imagined that this is my suspect workstation actually so we want to collect memory from this system. Now I need to load lime into memory. I need to load this kernel object and let it basically download the memory from this system. Okay, so now I have basically pseudo, which gives me a super user privileges or administrative privileges to this, this command this computer, and then I n s mod and this basically inserts a module or a kernel object insert a kernel object. And then we give it the kernel object that we want to load. And then we give it the path where we want to save our memory image at and the format we want to save the image as. Okay, so that's basically the most basic command that you need to run lime. So then we hit enter. And now it is copying. Okay, so let's see if we can see this. I'm going to open another command prompt here, dumber terminal. So if I go into seed drive opt, and I just saved it into the lime folder, we can see that Linux 64 dot mem is being created. And right now, it's copying pretty quickly. So right now I have up to 9.9 gig and it's still copying the 16 gigabytes of memory in this computer. So this is also something to consider that memory sizes are not very small anymore. So you need enough space to be able to store these memory images. Okay, so now the memory image is 16 gigabytes. And, and it finished. Okay, so once we've copied once we've collected all of the memory from the system, I'm going to go up. And now you can see Linux 64 dot mem. So this is my memory image. While, or before we actually start copying memory, we can't take a hash value. It's not like doing acquisition in a forensic workstation. We can't take a hash value before, because the memory is constantly changing, right? So for a, for a disk image, if we're making a disk image, we usually want to make a hash value before we begin to ensure that we know what the state of that disk is before we start and then we make a copy and then we can compare the copy afterwards. If the hash values match, then we know that the images are, we know that the images exactly as the data was before with RAM, that doesn't work because memory is constantly changing, right? So if I make a hash value before, and then I take an image of Ram, and then I have a hash value afterwards, they will be different because we changed Ram. And as the system was running, a lot of other things changed. So the first time that we have the ability to actually make a hash value that has any significance is as soon as this command is finished, as soon as we get this Linux 64 mem file, then I need to make a hash value, Linux 64 mem. I need to make a hash value of this memory image, because this memory image now that it is saved, now this data is saved into a file, it should never change again. And that's actually very important for our investigations. This is the hash value that will make it to court. And any, any other investigators that are kind of checking our work will use this hash value to make sure that our work is valid. So once this finishes, yeah, okay. So now this hash value will go in my documentation, I would also usually pipe this out into some sort of log file. So that way we have a record of what the original hash value was. And this hash value should never change again, right? So no matter where this memory image goes, this hash value will always be the same. Now we can also do a couple other things, for example, code signing using signatures. And the benefits to signatures is that we would have a date. I'm not going to go into how we do that in this video, but possibly in a future video. So that is it for acquiring memory memory, a memory image in Linux using lime. Basically, we load this kernel object. First, we have to compile it for the architecture that we're going to be copying data out of, then we load this kernel object into into the system, and give it a path where we want to save the memory image and the format that we want to save the memory image as. And then once we get this memory image out, and we saw that it was 16 gigabytes, so it looks like it's complete, then we have to make a hash value and document this hash value, we have to preserve this hash value completely. Now, the next thing I would do is make a copy of this memory image and then archive one of the copies off onto maybe a DVD or something like that. And then the other would be my working copy. So that's it for memory acquisition in Linux. Thank you very much.


In this video, guys, I will share with you five editing tips that I wish I had known earlier that helped me become a faster editor and create better videos overall. I'll be using FileCup Pro, however, these tips can also be applied if you're using DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro. So with that said, guys, let's get started right away. So my first tip is to playback your clips at double the speed. Whenever I edit an aerial clip of mine, I always watch the clip at double the speed as it helps me to quickly scan through the video and pick out the best parts. Whenever I edit an aerial clip of mine, I always watch the clip at double the speed. Whenever I edit an aerial clip of mine, I always watch the clip at double the speed. Now, the audio will still be clear, but it might be more challenging if you played back four times the speed. Whenever I edit an aerial clip of mine, I always watch the clip at double the speed to quickly scan through the best parts. So I prefer doubling the speed instead. It's little things like that that make editing a bit more fun and less tedious. My second tip is to use the custom keyboard shortcut. I keep most of the important shortcuts on the left side. This way I don't have to move my hand away from the keyboard and I can quickly execute an action. Now you don't have to use the exact same shortcuts that I have, but I find that it has worked really well for me and I'm sure you will find it useful too. The reverse playback is assigned to number one. Play and pause is set to number two and forward playback to number three. And pressing the number three again enables me to play back the clip double the speed. Additionally, I have the Q key assigned to trim the start of the clip. The W key is assigned to the blade tool and trims the clip at the playhead and the E key is assigned to trim the end of the clip. So instead of selecting the blade tool, then making a cut, making a cut again, selecting the clip and then deleting it, I can simply use these new assigned custom keys by making a cut using the key W and then trimming the left part of it by hitting the key Q. And I can also do it the other way around, make a cut and then select the E to make a cut to the right. This way it only takes the two steps instead of three steps to trim out the unnecessary parts. Now most editing softwares come with default keyboard shortcuts, but I don't recommend using them. It's best to really customize your keyboard shortcuts so that you can edit in a much faster way. Tip number three is cutting out the unnecessary parts. Really keep what's important and remove the rest out of your video. Your video should be as long as it needs to be, but as short as possible. Things like long pauses between sentences, ums and uhs and uhs. Now to determine which part to remove, I recommend viewing your video from the perspective of a viewer. Imagine it as if it were someone else's video and consider what you would trim. If you have someone who can watch it with you, ask for their feedback and also observe their reaction and pay attention when they become bored or tired. And that's when you'll know what to cut out. Now the fourth tip I have for you guys is to use creative assets such as video templates, music, sound effects, motion graphics and plugins, as this will speed up your editing workflow and enhance your videos. A great resource is motionary, which I use all the time and is the sponsor of today's video. It's an all in one platform with a huge library of media assets that you can use in any of your projects. You can download as many assets as you like with various media types to suit your video creation needs. Whether you're editing in Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro, MotionArray has you covered. It's also very easy to find these assets. If you're looking for a title template, for example, like the one I used in this video, you can head over to templates, select Final Cut Pro and under the categories, you have many different filter options. I then select titles and if I'm looking for a specific title template, I can also use the search bar to do so. Now, once I find the one I like, I can click and download that template. Then it's as easy as dragging and dropping it onto your timeline. Name your title, there you go.  No need to create animated titles from scratch or use the limited ones that everyone else uses that come with every editing software. Now, MotionArray has many more other creative assets that you can explore, it's membership-based and you don't have to worry about copyright issues as they cover it all. You can sign up for your yearly plan or use the monthly plan, which is great and cancel anytime if you decide to. I strongly encourage you to give it a try and explore MotionArray's vast collection of creative assets. These resources will definitely make your work easier and faster, helping you become a better video editor and if you use the link in the video description below, you can get $50 off the annual plan. So with that said, let's continue with our fifth tip. So tip number five is to cross-fade your audio. So once you trim down your aerole, you want to ensure the audio between the cuts is smooth and doesn't sound abrupt. It's a great trick to make your videos look more professional and it's surprisingly very easy to do. Most professional video editing software have this feature. Now instead of adding a fade handle on either end of the aerole clips, I can select all of them and select option T to apply a cross-fade. And now if we look at the audio, you can see that the cross-fade has been applied making the audio much more cohesive. A really useful trick for every creator. Now as a bonus tip, which I think is very useful for making your videos look more seamless is hiding those jump cuts on your aerole. By doing this, it will overall improve the flow of your video. Now a jump cut is basically when a clip is cut into two and edited in a way that looks like the subject appears to jump forward in time. Does that make sense? I'm here, now I'm here. What about now? Does that make sense? Now I'm here. I think you get the point. Now I use jump cuts frequently in my videos to cover out my mistakes, but in order to hide these jump cuts, I add a new perspective to the viewer by cropping in on the image. This way it looks like it was shot from a different angle and makes the video also more engaging. Now using the jump cut for every single word can be annoying, so don't overuse it. It works best after finishing the sentence and not right in the middle of it, otherwise it will feel unnatural to the viewer. 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Afternoon, Mike, with having to work inside the last two days because of the weather conditions, does that make it maybe easier to just postpone any decision on Derek's status until the postseason starts. No, I don't think it makes it any easier any harder still able to do. stuff that he would normally do in practice if you were outside. Terry. Jim Wyatt. Sorry, Mike, I have a little trouble there.  Yes. Uh, AJ said that you guys haven't dwelt much on the, the number one seed of what's at stake this week. Is that just kind of kind of the normal approach just going and, you know, try to take care of business and let things fall where they may. That's kind of seems to be what he indicated. You have to help me out here. You're trying to ask me to comment on what AJ, or are you trying to ask me a question with what my message has been to the team? Yeah, your message to the team as far as the number one seed and that sort of thing. Yeah, again, I remind you that winning takes care of everything. We're trying to continue to make strides of playing our best football late. We've done that last, you know, I would feel like six quarters as a team where we're complimentary. We're taking care of the football focused on the keys that we think are going to be important to win each and every week. And then, you know, it's another challenge this week. And but I think that that's important that we try to do those things here late in the season to continue to help us to win. Kayla. Yeah, speaking of the Texans this weekend coach, a little bit different from what you faced earlier on in the season. New quarterback in there. What do you see out of these guys this week?  The backs have been you know, running hard. And then that's something that I think has been a conscious decision. And we'll have to see where that where the game goes. You know, on Sunday, but just watching film is they've got tight ends in there. They've got sometimes XL linemen. You know, obviously, they're they're able to move the ball downfield with cooks and Collins and more. Some of those guys down the field. But it has been you know, trying to run the football hit some play action. You know, it takes some shots when they're there. Ron. It was of course with with Julio Jones, you know, trying to get him more involved in the offense. Are there things that you guys could do? Or is it really just a matter of defense is focusing on it? Because that's something that he brings up repetitively when asked about his impact, you know, what he could do statistically. I think availability is really important for all players. Anything else that or is it just really a small question to run? Well, really, what I'm trying to follow up on it and find out is this, you know, what are you guys doing to get Julio Jones more involved with the offense?  Dez, we're going to run the offense. We're going to call plays that that we think give us the best chance to win the football game. That's what we're going to do. Got it. In what? By a lot of times, when a team is four or 12, the takeaway giveaway number is not very good. The tech is actually a plus three. What have they done well there? And I know they even had success against this team back in November. Absolutely. And that's, I think that's just a testament, Jim, to how they want to play. And I think that they realize, I think that Nick and David realize that that's such an important stat. And that if you can, if you can win the turnover battle and not beat yourselves, you know, that's a right step in winning football games in this league. And because the talent is so similar and they're just such a small margin of error. And so we didn't do a very good job and they did a great job of taking away from us. We didn't create enough turnovers. We didn't create any and you just see the difference that it makes and when we play. So they're trying to do that. And that's, that's a testament to them. They've got some great guys on defense that are looking for those opportunities to turn the football over. That's something that Lovey Smith's defense has always been known for, you know, when they do play zone, you know, being able to break on the football. If you catch it on them, you better protect it guys are hammering at the football. You know, so those are things that they're teaching and coaching. Mike, obviously a pretty big step for you guys this year in terms of run D. Just wanted to maybe get your thoughts on on one or two things that have most contributed to that, whether it's, you know, scheme personnel, any anything else that comes to mind for you. What are you, what are you comparing that to the last year. Um, yeah, I mean, I think it's just a mentality and sometimes it's, you know, these games go differently. You know, sometimes you get into games where teams can't run it. Sometimes opponents.  I don't want to reference last year, but you know, we had some some games where we gave up a, you know, a lot of rushing yards, unfortunately, and I don't want to get caught up in too much of the numbers, because I think You know, that it doesn't always tell the story. I think it's stopping to run as a as about a mentality. Being great tacklers everybody doing their job.  They just they just had to stop running it. So that there's a lot of things that go into just looking at the numbers that Some people love to do. Last couple, Paul, Mike, wonder about Kyle on the defensive line. And progress you've seen from him. How influential has he been in the run game and is he kind of the quintessential dirty work anonymous type that every team needs. He You know, peco has got a he's got some versatility there's played different positions along the front. So he's been able to pick that up. I have always, you know, since we got him, I thought he played with really good technique. I'm not the biggest player, but I like the technique and what she plays with and his ability to hustle and play hard and Kind of like you mentioned kind of grind away in there, which is critical. And so he's taken and what else is he's done is he's taken advantage of his opportunities, you know, being in there and You know, continuing to play well and Do the things that we're asking him to do. And hope that that continues. Chris Harris. Mike, now that we have a sample size of a few games, what would you say or how would you assess the impact that Zach County has had on the defense? The time he's been here. Zach's just, you know, trying to be a great teammate trying to learn these guys and I think it's a little unique situation. Going in the team in a manner in which he did, but I think he's been trying to play physical and trying to Do the things that we asked him to do and tackle and chase the football and just try to continue to develop within our system. Last two questions, Ben Arthur. Hey, Mike, did Derek show you enough in practice this week for you to feel comfortable activating him if If needed, if needed. Yeah, I mean, You know, we have some time to make that decision will evaluate where we're at. But I mean, I think that he look good. We continue to track his speed and mileage and volume and see how you respond. So two days on the turf. And we'll see where he's at tomorrow and see how you respond. But you know, I feel good about where he's at. Last one, John Glennon. Thank you. Your favorite question for last rule and anybody out at this point. Tart and make one Jones tier Tart and make one Jones.