Ooh, that's a hot mug, guys. Hey guys, this is my review for episode eight of Supernatural Season Seven, The Mentalist. Apologies again for the delay. I just had a project that I needed to get done. It's kind of why I'm not even doing it in a specific setup here. I think what I needed to do is I needed to rewatch the conversation at the end of this episode. I like the jokes of this episode. I kind of like how the story goes. It is a little bit lackadaisical considering the content of it and someone actually even brought it up in the comments about how there's just so happens to be this other psychic guy and Sam just casually blows him away. You would have thought that, hey, you're psychic. Do you by chance have, you know, powers related to someone with yellow eyes who might have burnt up your motherly figure when you were younger? The Mentalist has a little bit of good things going for it. It has a little bit of a funny story going for it. It's another filler episode, big surprise. It does have some elements that are enjoyable, particularly from the fact of the guys going after someone who is trying to kill. Oh, apologies, the fan system in the house started up, so that's why you're gonna hear a whirring.  It does remind me a little bit of the Chris Angels, the douchebag episode. The casualness of both the killing of the guy who's doing everything, despite the very, very extreme nature in which of how he's using this ghost woman. And then how unbelievably easy the distrust and the distaste between the two brothers is solved. First, let's talk about the actual monster. It's a ghost lady, an old timey figure of the town who's being used by this creepy psychic guy to kill off all these other mentalists. Admittedly, there actually is some little bit of tension. I like the damsel in distress who's in this episode, whose mother or grandmother kicks the bucket in the beginning. The best way I can say it is that this episode is kind of standard. Funnily enough, it's bland, but it's not badly written bland. Like it would be, obviously, in the latter seasons of this show. It still has that kind of eh. Be like, okay, you know, I can consume this and not have a care whatsoever about it. It's when it comes to the end of the episode, Sam and Dean have their conversation. And Sam just falls over. He just keels over. And he's like, yeah, you know what?  She was a monster and if I had a owner, I probably wouldn't have thought the same. Nah, bro, you have thought differently with people you didn't even know. First example is the vampires from season two. How is this just so easily forgotten? Like fans aren't that slow to think about it in this episode. Dean takes hold of the conversation, basically says he's been right the whole time, makes Sam feel guilty himself about it. And in the end, they just kinda like ha ha ha ha and they walk away. What was the point of putting in this story factor if it was only gonna be solved five episodes later in the most lazy way possible? This is Andrew Dabb era level laziness in this episode. I'm impressed just how bad this is, but I have a feeling the reason why is because the next episode is time for a wedding. So they had to have the brothers have some form of friendship again for the worst episode in Supernatural's history. So the episode isn't garbage. It does literally trip and fall on its own face at the end, but it had enough mustard to crawl its way to the end. But I'm not a fan of this episode. I'm not a fan of it. And I'm going to give it a generous rating, but it's still a negative rating. I'm gonna give the mentalists a three out of seven. Well, you know, just the ending. Like I almost wanted to put it in just to like tear apart this conversation, but I realized I would have been wasting a lot of time on something not nearly worth the time to be spent on. So I just decided to just review it. But let's see what you guys had to say about this episode. This tells me I need to rewatch because I feel I barely remember anything. I do love that Sam this time is the one to say, you cross the line. I never thought I'd get over Dean killing Amy Pond. Yeah, no, and to be honest, there's a few things that I'm re-remembering myself. Like I totally forgot the whole Amy Pond thing. I wasn't surprised that Sam was talking to Dean wasn't talking to Dean after finding out what really happened to Amy. He has every right to be furious with Dean for lying to him and killing Amy. I really liked seeing Sam and Dean trying to find a way to work together. I'm glad that Dean finally decided to let Sam in and tell him how he really feels about killing Amy and also about Castiel. I guess a little bit, but just how it comes across it just felt so haphazardly, so easily solved. The Mentalist is a fun episode exposing fake businesses that take advantage of people's pay to who pay those to see those on the other side supposedly speak to them and have their future read to them. Admittedly it asks a lot of from the audience to believe the murders, the murders the Leviathans did as the Sam and Dean are dropped. Hang on. Oh, and dropped. The public forgets about it, but it's supernatural. People have been dense about earlier seasons apocalyptic events. I also love the callback, the Campbell hunter lineage and having Helen by proxy make a cameo was really fun. It makes sense she'd reach out to the boys after Joe plus the monster involving a real psychic trying to help them versus a sibling who envied the gift. There's a certain truth that people prefer the safe entertaining way versus the real supernatural way. Now the reason I love how Sam and Dean handle their current predicament isn't necessarily outcome of Sam coming to terms with Dean doing the right thing, killing Amy and then Dean feeling guilty about lying to his brother's back. No, the reason I enjoy it is because it's a plot point that isn't dragged out throughout the season because in every situation where they lie to each other earlier and later on it is a reoccurring opening, the wound issue. I like that simply that when their drama can maturely be handled and then go back to hunting evil together. Mid at least season 11 to season 12 handled this pretty well by cutting the drama for a few episodes where they lie to each other. That's how it should be. I will give you that, Joe, I will admit that is the, I get that, that makes sense. I think it's just how it's handled, how it's written.  You don't want to know he doesn't mention that to Sam. Men's list, this is not only one of the weakest episodes of season seven but also one of the weakest ghost episodes that the show has ever produced. It's an episode that I always skip. However, I did rewatch it two days ago before slash fiction review. I couldn't even finish the episode. The only aspects that stood out to me was Sam's body language, the tension between the two brothers and the line where Dean said that he felt naked digging up a dead body in the daylight. Which, yeah, they just do that and they don't get in trouble for that. I don't know how on earth they got, like, I think they just couldn't shoot it at night. I just don't think they were allowed to. That's my thought anyways. Like I know there's supposed to be some urgency but that also could have been a logistical thing. The end scene where it was resolved to the tension between the brothers was the only positive point of the episode. I'll give it a two out of seven. Interesting twist how the real villain being a guy with real abilities but not enough showmanship, kind of underwhelming how Sam just shoots him and moves on, but oh well. Also, man, that conflict ended abruptly. I guess the brothers are bros again. It's nice that Dean got a little push from a friend but still, yeah, your comment is the one that made me think about just the implications of just casually shooting a psychic and not even thinking about the fact that, hey, you know, this could have been another one of the yellow eyes. All right, this is it. This was up until Andrew Dav's era was regarded as the worst episode in supernatural history. Time for a wedding. So give me your guys' thoughts about that episode in the comments below. I know I've talked about being like negativity, blah, blah, blah, but I do understand that this episode has its uh, don't spoil it for me though. Like if you can, I don't know. I usually try to not read your guys' comments until the day of doing the reviewing, so let's go at her because I don't remember this episode other than it's Sam being date raped, essentially, by, you know, the crazy one. Anyways guys, that's all for me. Hope you enjoyed the video. If you did leave a like and if you're interested in more, subscribe. Till then, see you guys next time.


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That's a nice clean break there with the damp courses. Day 3, good morning. So today's main focus at the moment, one sec, is getting these steels set up and ready. So we've got the doors out, just popped them off and we're going to get the steels then the trestles brought around in a sec and the accros and then once we've got all that set up, Vic is also going to bring his stuff a bit later on today so, steels are the main focus and then we're also, I'm going to try and get this block work up at least at some point today. So for now we'll get you set up on time lapse while we get this sorted out and catching a bit. That's a bit different isn't it? We're ready to go. Like I said, we're coming out to this pencil mark. So the steel is going to go past underneath that lead, that's why that's had the roof sparse taken out. It's the same there, much easier getting the steel in now, that's right isn't it?  So we've got a couple there, we've got ten mil, eight inch pecs in the corner there, the same here and again this is coming back flush, this is coming back flush, pad stones on the external skin, catnip to come out, see as we go in, this side should be straight forward, there's the wood, where the head is, which wood, the reason I say that is there's a cavity tray there and they've done what you shouldn't do really and built it right through, so that cavity tray is a break in the block work, so all of those should just fall out because they're not bonded to anything, things crossed. So that'd be helpful. This steel is going to have to slot in that way a bit and get onto that skin there. So we're going to get the steels in so they're going to go like that so the two ones fit in the room and the same there, then we can put the accros in and lift them up and in. Actually it'll be that way won't it, we'll have to go into there. So we might have to take a bit extra out there as well to swing it in and try to slot it in. So we'll take a bit of block work back in, so there you go, doors are out, everything is stripped back ready to go, big pile of shade in the way, but we need to turn back to get rid of that, we can pull that back as long as we've got room to finish this off and then again all stripped back here so we can get up there now and start making a mess. So first thing is to get these steels, hop on the chessels, we've started taking the cheeks down, that's almost down that side, this side's nearly down, go after your bit of repair work on that and that's ready for pad stones, that means another two course taking out. We'll get a 150 seating over there, we'll get a 250 of this side because it's under corner. We're in a position now where we can jump inside, get inside propped, undermine this drop the lintel out and then we're in a position then to start getting the steels in. So that's the plan, leave the chessels up, go in there on the ladders, just take out the seating as the lintel so it drops and then everything else will come out on top then. We're going to match but a few grabbers into the blocks to hold them together, stop them dropping but we'll see anyway, so we'll catch you on the inside. That was a bad entry stop, that was agony. We might get two, don't we? Give you a quick update as you've just seen, we've done some stitch drilling because long story short, the steel is going to be cut down a bit, we're going to have to close this gap up a little bit, 150 nibs the other side, because, I'll take you up here, I don't know if you can see but there's pipes and cables all the way through there, right where we need to get our steel. So we're in check with the customer and they've said that it's fine to close up a little bit and have the nibs make life easy for everybody, so that's what we're doing. So I was doing the stitch drilling, just got one more side to do and dad has cut the steel accordingly as you've just seen, we're trying to get this, we're trying to get this steel in and then, then I think a couple of here, then I think that we're trying to get that bricked up just to make sure it's secure in here now, so it's very dusty and smells of burnt metal now, but it's good that we know what we're doing, we're a bit panicky at first because obviously we didn't know how all that was going to go, but thankfully the customer was really helpful and just agreed to make life easier, so I'll get the rest of that stitching done and then try and get this steel in, so see you there. So we need a new grip. Alright, here's the organized care from inside, there's our accros ready, I'm going to put one of each end to take that end joist and the rest of the joist we're going to get with a piece of 32, three accros, once that's done we can drop this out, it's a nice cleaning break there with the damp courses, we just might have to drill the beam filling, that one definitely because it looks loose and fix it with the grabbers into the joist, stop them falling, because once they fall you've had it, so yeah that's just nicked the talks, we're going to get these accros in as much as we can want. I was about to come and grab the camera to film this, but as I did you already went, well one goes down, three things fell out, it's already been held up by the damp course, we're going to try and get that back in. This is a do not try this at home job, it was just a drilling that you probably didn't even see at the time, it was that quick, it just went, maybe a jump as well, and then all the fallen bricks have just fell like dominoes, and as you can see that was being held on by the carry tray, so we've got some grabbers though, so we're going to try and get the grabbers on, and just sit the block there, you know, obviously once the steel's on, we're going to bed the top of the steel, so it'll get bedded back as well, so that was just a bit, yeah, don't try that one at home. We're bored of our professionals and even we got scared. I'll get you set up so you can watch the grabbing. We're going to need a piece of tin or an apple to push that back up, and then we're going to put some screws in to hold it. OK, I'll push it up. OK, three bricks. What was it? Well, a block, it's three bricks. Right, and we can go back in as well. As long as they're pushed up, we're going to have the loose, and we're going to be held up by the steel. Yeah. So, it's back in, and I don't know if you heard that so we put some screws and grab this in, and we're going to do it with the other ones too, just to play it safe, because obviously if that one's loose, who's to say if the other one's loose too? So, making sure we place one extra safe after the oldest attack does. So, at least the lentils, that we're ready for the steels. I'd best get this mix finished, so we can get that more to set these pad stones, and we can get this steel set in that way as well. When Vic and Shaun come back, they can get the roof back on. We can try and get some brickwork done. And the mess is getting bigger. We don't have a skipper, you see. It's getting transported to a skipper in the job, so it's piling up a bit. So we're in a position now. That ends ready. Descends. Actually, that ends taking down a bit for the pad stone. Descends ready. That ends taking back for the pad stone. Yeah. We can mess the steels into place, get everything supported, put one echo in the middle, or one jack goes on, whatever. So all the echo goes off, and then pad stones fix tomorrow. So tomorrow we'll have the pad stones to finish off the brickwork. We're definitely pushing it to time now, but oh yeah. I want to go in there now, get the rest of this out from that side so I'm not destroying the pipes. Pipes in the way. Pipes in the way. Pipes in the way. The cables have been disconnected so... Right, see you in there. I'll give you the rundown. It's been a bit of a change of plan, but nothing dramatic. So basically, that is now ready for steels. The platform as well. It's ready for pad stones and steel, so to say. So all that's been put up ready to get your pad stones and steel on there. Same on that side, it's all ready. But the time now is... 20 to 3. Yeah, 20 to 3. So the time is going to take for us to get the steel set up up there. Both of them. All that stuff's ready. And we need to get that brickwork done. Tell them why we need to get the brickwork done. Look, if they can't figure it out for themselves. The back door's missing. Yeah. We've not got a back door anymore, so that needs to seal up the house so no one can just pop in. So, the fact that we're getting them steels and that brickwork done, we'd be here all night. So, we've got it set up for the steels now. So then, Dad, needs you guys up on the brickwork now. The mixer's ready. And as you can see, I've got a lot of mess to clean up. There's our buddy steels. Don't try that at home, by the way. There's our buddy technique that fell out, so to say. But yeah, another thing as well. Plus that set up, more than two steels being propped up by one Acro. So, that ain't going anywhere with eight Acro's there, so. There you go. So, I'll probably let you... I'll send you over to Dad while he gets his trust set up and I'll help him get his set up. I'm too tired to talk. I'm too tired to talk. Here you go. The main man will show you what he's done. Sorry. The main man's not available, so I'm on. Just give you a wipe. He's the main man, isn't he? It's not us. Right. Alex has had a good tidy up in there, so you can see some floor. It doesn't look like it, but I have. There's a lot coming out of there. Believe it or not. So, tomorrow, the rest of the cheeks to come out. Steels in, padstones in. Blockwork up there. Blockwork up there. And I've got to get three bricks on the top of that. Just around the shorts. I've mortar by three bricks. So, there you go. Don't forget this roof's coming off and they're going to bed a timber wall plate on top of that. And I've got a profile hold for it. It's still going to be a busy day tomorrow, but we're going to get in as early as we can and get stuck in. Everything's set out. So, it's just a matter of finishing everything we've started today. Steel's ready to go in. Right. Michelle, leave that. 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What's going on guys got Kyle here with Layton sports cards, and we are doing a personal for Jeffrey H Got two boxes of 2022 select football Good luck Jeffrey. Let's see what we got here. So we can get you an XRC. Maybe a nice rookie auto nice low numbered rookie Good luck Jeffrey Dylan Parham gave Davis. This is the 75 gonna be jumbo swatch of Skymore Rookie for the Chiefs there on the jumbo jersey to 75 Trevor Lawrence Silver AJ Dylan got a Chris Olave rookie premier level. We've got my J. Sanders on the blue power rookie number 2149 Silver rookie Ken Walker nice Ken Walker there and Gino Seahawks offense gonna be solid next year man Should be really solid There's a Silver Olave neon icons got a Tom Brady Silver Club level and And Jay Jetta on the field level Davis Mills Snapshots Najee got a silver rookie Dan Bellinger Matt Judon on the field level is the Ante Johnson on the purple for the Steelers number to 75 Leonard Floyd silver almond raw Trevor Lawrence There's a Kenny Pickett premier level rookie. We've got Eckler to 149 Sweet level tri-color filler. Got silver Charles Cross Seahawks a Keem Hicks Tray Lance We've got RPA. This one's gonna be Romeo Dobbs to 99 on the prime selections RPA 8499 for the pack AJ Torell to see how Jordan Love does next year with Dobbs and Watson two pretty solid receivers. They were both open a good bit for Aaron last year Select a of Tyree Kill. We've got a Devin White Silver Sweet level that's tie-dye coming And it's gonna be Russell Wilson on the tie-dye field level That one is number to 25 looks like a little line there, but it's not on the card. I don't think Might just be designed there 25 of 25 on the Russ I Don't know what that is. It's like a little it's not like a scratch though It doesn't look like it's actually dented or anything Jonathan Taylor Silver chaining Tyndall Yeah, I'm wondering if it's just like a little Something or other. I mean, it's definitely not in red Russ. That's the 149. We've got auto This is silver Super Bowl auto Darren Woodson or the Cowboys there Super 27. I will send a box and wrapper with that Russ Jeffrey Whatever that was on there did not come off So we'll send a box and wrapper for the tie-dye Russ Neon signs or neon icons Brock Purdy silver Justin Fields Deandre Swift Snapshots my homes. We got a tealaw. That's a sweet level silver tray Hendrickson Box to good luck Jeffrey See an XRC out of here. Good luck. Good luck. We've got jumbo patch. This is green to five Nice one here Wanda Robinson Rookie receiver for the Giants. Nice one there Jeffrey three of five on the jumbo patch Very nice green got a silver Kate Auden rookie Tyler Conklin here is white. It's gonna be Brian burns sweet level number to 35 Nice burns there for Carolina Kway Walker silver Marcus Jones A Malik Willis Nikon neon icons silver. Nice one. There's sweet level Desmond Ritter and A Marcus Davenport field level. There's a tricolor to 249 DeMarvin Leal Justin Fields got silver Jerry Judy Abraham Lucas CD lamb Got a silver Jamar Chase Christian McCaffrey field level See an XRC or low number here for you There is red Christian Harris rookie for the Texans to 99 Joe burrow silver Gino Christian Watson club level redemption. Come on Brock It's been a minute. I know you're here It is Garrett Wilson on the rookie signatures memorabilia blue That should be number 275 on the air rpa Garrett Wilson Nice one there Jeffrey Nick Bolton zebra Maddie Corral And zebra is Mike white for the Jets On these zebra super short print beautiful cards, man. Nice Mike white there got a J Jetta sensation silver JC horn and Tommy We've got a seguan red mojo to 49 And to 10 we've got gold jersey auto. How about Trevor Lawrence? Nice one there Jeffrey Four of 10 on the jersey auto. We'll mag this one for you, sir Beautiful hit there for 10 on the tealaw We go Jeffrey That is a sick one. Bless you Three left by blue charles cross for the seahawks to 99 Kite year elam silver rookie cordero Two packs left Jeffrey great hit on that tealaw gold got a sensation silver joey burrow Bailey zappy silver rookie two up sensations of christian mccaffrey. We've got a silver Herbert And Dawson knocks on the back Alrighty Jeffrey that will do it for your uh, um two boxes of select football. Thanks so much, sir. We'll get these right out


Hey stampers, welcome to another week of Watch It Weekly Wednesday. I'm Aubrey, part of the Stampin' Jill creative team, and today I'm excited to share with you an idea that I've come up with for a gift card holder. So this is really fun and it's a pretty simple idea. I wanted to just show you the general layout, and then I'll show you a few cards that I've come up with using this layout. And then also, for all the measurements, you can check out our blog post on stampinjill.com. We'll attach the link below so you can see all the measurements there. So we're going to start with a piece of cardstock. This cardstock is 9.5x4.25. And I have scored it and pre-folded it at 5.5. So it looks like this. And now I'm not going to give you all the measurements for all these pieces. You can go and click on the blog post and see that if you want all the measurements. But I wanted to give you the general layout for the card that I did. So I took a piece of white, basic white, and I stamped it on all of my cards. I'll show you on the finished ones what that looks like. Okay, so we're just going to adhere this right down on the bottom here. Okay. And then another piece. Now this, I either do a stamped piece of cardstock or a designer series paper piece, which again, I'll show you once. I show you the final project, that. And this is where I stamp my greeting up on this one. We'll attach that. Okay. So so far, super simple. Next, what I want to do, I'm going to grab these two pieces. Now this is the piece that's going to hold my gift card. So I'm going to use some glue dots here. And you can see I already have some dimensionals attached here. That's going to come in handy in just a little bit. I'm going to start by putting glue dots just down the edge of this colored DSP. Just like that. And then I'm going to take my white piece and I'm just going to layer that right over the top, just like that. Okay. And then I'm going to take two more glue dots. And I'm going to put one right in here like that and one right just like that. So I have a little pocket here. Again, that's where my gift card is going to go. Okay.  And this is what's going to keep my card closed for me, just like that. Okay. And then my little tag is going to slide right down here in this pocket. So this is my gift card holder here and it just slides right down in here. Now, to make this a little cuter, I have some sort of design. Now, on this one, I have a little flower and I'm just going to attach that to these dimensionals just like that. And that's going to become my little pole. Okay. Just like that. Super simple, super easy and a very fun little gift card holder for a loved one. So let me show you some of the ideas I've come up with. Using this layout, here's the card, um, kind of that I just was showing. So I stamped down here all these cute flowers. I have this flower here attached to my tag. So it says happy birthday. And again, you can put a gift card right in there for somebody. Super fun. Okay, grab my others. And this one I have using the succulents. And again, kind people are my kind of people. Thanks. Hey. And here's another one using that sweet ice cream stamp set. Thank you. You're so cool. So fun.  So make sure you visit us at stampinjill.com on our blog and you can find all the details, all the measurements to make this cute gift card holder. Thanks so much for watching. We'll see you next week for another Watch It Weekly Wednesday.


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