Hopefully you can see my slide there. Yes, we can. Thank you, Robin. Yeah, brilliant. Okay, cool. So yeah, Mingfang asked me to just kind of give you a brief presentation related to data governance and its involvement and impact with data quality and how data quality and governance kind of can interrelate and interact. So firstly, I would just like to give an acknowledgement of country. We acknowledge and celebrate the first Australians on whose traditional lands we meet, and we pay our respect to that elders past, present and emerging. And for me today that's the people of the Gadigal nation on the rural lands in Sydney. Just the content for today's presentation I'm just going to give a brief introduction to myself so you know a bit more about me my background and where I can subsequently support or answer any questions people might have with regards to data governance or my current role with the ARDC. I'm going to comment on the importance of understanding what research data is in relation to this sort of information, touch upon data governance and data governance principles, then move into kind of the considerations of data governance and impact for data quality, and then I'll try and answer any questions that people might have. So just a quick bit about me so my background and skills I've got over 12 years experience working with data. Very much kind of within the stem size so sciences, arts and humanities, and the glam sector particularly working with non traditional research, and I've had various roles. In the UK I was the research information manager at Glasgow School of Arts so working very much with non traditional research, before moving to Sydney where I became the digitize repository and digitization manager at Sydney uni, and then senior research and then I moved to Liberia at UNSW, and I have now moved to the ARDC where I'm the research data specialist in data governance, which is a role I'm thoroughly enjoying, and this is an area that I'm happy to support projects and people with in that area. Something I kind of wanted to touch upon is the question of what is research data, and this is actually a common question that comes up for researchers, and they're kind of thinking about the projects that they're doing, and actually understanding whether the data they are collecting can be classified as kind of research data and how it should subsequently be managed recorded understanding say the quality of it and understanding the fairness of the data and how it could be potentially used in the future. So research data primarily is information records and files that are collected or used during the research process, and data maybe numerical descriptive visual raw analysed experimental or observational. So this is quite a brief definition and I must say there's many, many more out there, each of differing lengths, but I quite like this one as it looks quite simple and to the point. And then you have to also look at what types of research data might be out there that you might be kind of working with and needing to understand the quality of that type of data that you're handling. So, primarily we have our quantitative data so numerical information qualitative which very much comes from your surveys focus groups, obviously no data in non traditional work so visual materials, that sort of thing. And very much I've come into contact these days with indigenous data and understanding the quality of that and how it can subsequently be handled accordingly, potentially understanding kind of community aspects to the management of data. You have sensitive data of course, which needs to be handled and tackled in its own ways, software is becoming much more prevalent as a research data type. I've just mentioned these areas all fall under the stem glamour has kind of categories, then kind of understanding the type of data you have whether it's primary so that you've collected firsthand or secondary data that you're actually making use of someone else's data, such that you really need to be aware of what you're using and the quality of that data. There's a quick kind of overview and commentary on data governance. So for me, I see data governance as an umbrella term that can be used to describe rules and policies for the handling and management and sharing of the data created by the research project or within an organization. Organizations have different types of data governance so that could be the data governance associated, say within your university for your kind of HR data and general data around the organization. For this talk, the particular interest is in research data governance so it's the data that's coming out of the research projects. Policies and frameworks tend to be created as part of a governance approach to support data governance, and within these specific principles need to be stated and adhere to. We also mentioned that principles can follow particular structures and there's different options out there when it comes to the principles. And also the policies and frameworks that can be created with regards to data governance can be as detailed as you require them to be. I've experienced with the ARDC and some policies and frameworks I've reviewed for projects. Some of these have been in the realms of 40 to 50 pages while some have just been a couple of pages long. So it's very much what works for you and what's best for the project that you're working on. This diagram just comments on a couple of considerations in association with data governance. So the first concept relates to value. So do you actually know the value of your data and within kind of value of the data you could also be investigating and understanding the actual level and quality of the data that you're going to be handling and subsequently allowing access to which is the next step in the diagram. So do you know who actually has access to the data that you're you've been creating or you're working with. Do you know where your data is actually being housed? Is it on kind of local server? Is it within the state? Or is it external devices? Is it in Australia or outside of Australia? These are considerations that need to be made when thinking about data governance. The security of the data is important. So who's protecting it? Is there any cybersecurity or authentication processes put in place for the handling and sharing and management of the data, which leads on to how well the data is subsequently protected in preparation for reuse. So that's kind of looking at what licensing or conditions, terms and conditions that might be put in place on the data to help support its use. So from the research that I've done since joining the IRDC within data governance, the framework and policy can follow specific principles and listed here are some areas that could be covered. So common ones that have come up in the literature that I've investigated and looked at. So it's very much kind of looking at the integrity of the data that's being managed and collected within the research project and subsequently handled and shared. So this is also where kind of the quality of your data will come into play because it influences the integrity of the data. So transparency is important because this will ensure that the data and information being collected is understandable. It's clear everyone using or potentially using the data is across its purpose. So you've got audibility and accountability stewardship is very much related to who is managing the data so roles and responsibilities in the handling creation of the data sets and subsequently say the sharing so the roles of data custodians and the research is actually asking to gain access to the data that's being created from a research project. It's important also to kind of add checks and balances to the data to ensure it is sufficiently managed. Those standards might be put in place for the management and also risk and change management should be covered within the framework for the handling of data governance. So just some other considerations and support areas that kind of crop up with regards data governance. Projects, areas of studies and research creates unique data sets that need to be managed and governed, governed accordingly. When thinking about the data that you're creating and is going to be the kind of endpoint of the project is important to have a understanding and knowledge around the actual type of data so it's formatted size, whether the data is seen as sensitive, sensitivity of data will impact on various aspects of the management of the data such as the ability to share and license and publish the data. What might the intended audience for the data, are there any caveats or any specific rules or work that needs to be done to ensure your data is of sufficient quality for the specific audience that you're working with. The intended reuse of the data might someone want to reinvent the wheel and do some new research using your data or do they want to actually use your data to verify the results of the work that you've already done. The actual kind of sharing of data needs to be considered so terms and conditions put in place and understanding of where the data might potentially be stored and its access so this kind of relates to local and national storage, or whether it's just kind of computational device that gets used and licensing copyright IP, those sorts of areas need to be understood and attached to the data and this really influences the potential reuse. This data also of course is the actual quality of the data that is being collected or created and you would want to ensure that the quality of your data before sharing is of a sufficient standard that other people wanting to reuse the data can get the benefits from the data as well. Of course, fair and the fair principles are very common when it comes to data management and handling of data, so is your data at the end of your project can it be classified as fair is it findable is it accessible is is it interoperable and is it reusable. Following on from kind of looking at these considerations this really helps you to develop various principles and the policy for data governance and very much is this can be done through the development kind of a checklist to allow people to really understand if you've gained enough knowledge around the data that's being collected as part of your project. So just coming to the end of the presentation now so just a couple of comments related to kind of data governance and data quality. So, in my opinion, data quality will impact components of data governance, particularly relating to the actual sharing of the data. I do not want to share data with another individual organization if they're not happy with the quality of the end product and the data that they're wanting to share. Data quality will also impact an influence request for data so those kind of searching for data will will themselves be looking for good quality data. When doing their literature reviews and their searches for supporting materials for their research. It's also important to have reliability and trust in the project so quality assurance and when looking at other people's work and other projects to really see and understand where the data can subsequently be used for other projects. And as mentioned with one of the principles that I highlighted earlier to do stewardship roles and responsibilities impact the quality of the data that might be being created as part of the project and will subsequently feed into the data governance frameworks. So who is handling the data, who is requesting the data, and not making this an over complicated process. And then as mentioned earlier, the fairness of the data, and whether the data fits in with these principles of findable accessible interoperable and reusable. So based in conclusion just a concluding statement here. So data governance is a fundamental component of any research project. It is important to have a governance framework in place to support the management handling and sharing of the data created by project. And it is important to ensure that any data that has been created as part of the project is a good quality to support sharing and future reuse of the data. I would like to end my presentation there and I will stop sharing my slides and Catherine, you can stop the recording.


Good morning everyone. This is a time I often not hear on Facebook live but I'm so excited to meet you here today and talk about something that not only is super relevant and I had planned this talk before the relevancy in the news lately of alopecia and hair loss has become such a topic of conversation but I know many of you listening out there have either experienced this or someone you care about has experienced this and I feel like many many more of my patients are seeing issues with hair loss so I wanted to talk about that subject today and I couldn't think of a better person to bring in than my amazing stylist Gwen who's at in Vogue Salon she's live on site today with lots of great solutions super excited to introduce her in just a minute to talk about some of those solutions but first just a little background you can hear me here on YouTube you can also catch this podcast on anywhere you listen to podcast stitcher itunes etc and of course right now we're live on Facebook this is Dr Jill live you can find all of my blogs articles in about 10 years of information on my website at Jill Carnahan.com all kinds of free resources there and I actually just a few months ago wrote an article about causes of hair loss so if you want more information or want to read in depth there you can find that on my blog at JillCarnahan.com Today we're going to talk about some amazing salon products and solutions that Gwen has and takes care of her clients with but you can also find products and solutions on DrJillHealth.com there's one particular product we we actually use for hair loss and we'll talk a little bit about that later so excited Gwen to have you here today we met a couple years ago kind of right in the midst of the pandemic and you've been amazing in my life because I feel like quality of the hair my thickness the health of my hair to a new level and it's been so fun to work with you and to do try new things and to learn new things and I just consider you an expert in the field and obviously an advanced stylist you have a long client list and it's it's I just feel lucky and blessed to have you in my life in that way so welcome. Thank you so much I'm looking forward to having this conversation with you and just gathering client needs and solutions for our clients to have thicker fuller more beautiful hair. Yeah so it's again it's so exciting what I wanted to just share today on all levels is first of all I might just share just a little bit about the causes of hair loss because I believe that lots and lots of people are experiencing problems with thinning hair hair loss even complete alopecia which is you know totalis where you lose everything on your scalp I also just wanted to share briefly I have been there you may think right now you know I have this lovely hair that's all growing out but I wanted to share Gwen I don't know if I've even shared this picture with you just really quick and tell my story 20 years ago I think many of you know I've had cancer but this was me right after chemo I don't know if y'all can see that picture totally bald that's one of these types of hair loss called alopecia and I'm sorry it's the alopecia that happens after chemo so you the chemo causes that hair follicles to fall out and you lose all your hair so all this to say I actually have been completely bald before in my 20s when I had cancer and chemotherapy and I know what it's like I mean it I told Gwen the other day was we were talking and when I was in her chair getting styled I said you know it's I had breast cancer so I had scars and surgeries on my breasts which as a woman is very personal part of my but you know image and how I feel about myself but the hardest thing about that cancer was not surgeries not the impact of scars on my breast it was having no hair and I know maybe some of you have dealt with that and dealt with it better than I did but it was really hard to go out bald and obviously at the time I had wigs I had all kinds of things I could do but I remember one particular incident when I was going through the airport security and they're like ma'am take off your hat and I had a hat that had beautiful hair so I looked really normal and I was like okay and I take off my hat and I'm completely bald and it was just like there's a lot of shame and embarrassment in that situation walking through and obviously they didn't know that they weren't trying to single me out but it was one of the things that sticks in my mind because there's something about our hair that makes us feel human and beautiful and connected and I think especially as women you know for me this it's just lovely to have hair again I also always joke because I found a word at that time bald is one thing right it's just kind of this you know four letter word but there's another word that means hairless and it's called glaborious and I always use that word because I thought it was so much more fun to say well I'm glaborious than bald but like I said this is close to my heart because I have been there and I've had experience at people can have all kinds of types of hair loss and I'll just share a couple of those because part of the issue with hair loss is figuring out what might be going on and what kinds of hair loss might be happening because if you can get to the root cause then you can have a solution one of the things that is happening a lot right now is uh telogen effluvium what happens with most of our hair is about 90 percent of our hair is in this growing phase for anywhere from two to eight years and it's just growing doing its thing and then when it gets to the end of its cycle it goes into this telogen phase and it falls out so usually only about 10 percent of our hair is falling out at one time and we notice there's a few hairs in the shower the sink but it's not like we're getting handfuls but Gwen I'm sure you've been hearing have you been hearing more and more clients with handfuls of hair or a lot more hair than usual like falling out I'd love to hear like when you have clients in the chair what kind of things are you hearing there in the salon for hair loss and experience of your clients. Absolutely it's one of the main causes that motivated me to want to have a conversation and seek out your expertise in this field because after two decades in my industry it's a huge concern and growing and growing even more I hear women say things you know they're it's not as full as it used to be they're you know just as really thinned out over time sometimes they're scalp exposure sometimes it's just the overall condition but luster the density the fullness the body that seems to be changing over time and there's various factors that they're looking to me for answers and that's again you know why I look to you to help me help them with why is it happening and also what can we do about it to help help everybody look and feel their best. I love that and I promise you hang in because we've got some amazing solutions from Gwen she actually obviously has a hair model there with the the wig and we're going to talk in depth about what what you can do if you had hair loss just briefly if you're having this so telogen and flubium if you've ever been pregnant in three or four months after you lose a lot of hair that's the same thing that happens with this it can also happen after an intense fever or illness so I'm seeing a lot of people that got sick with COVID and two or three months later if you look back one of the first questions I asked my patients is if they have a lot of hair loss they say when did it start they might say okay it started in January so I said go back three months from when it started did something happen in your life a death of a loved one a high fever illness or some other thing that happened because often they can pinpoint it back to some event in their life like being ill and then they lost the hair and what I can usually say in that case if I look at their scalp and there's no big bald patches which is a whole other topic I can tell them you know what your hair is going to grow back so if you're listening now and that fits you it will grow back it's just that all of a sudden things shifted from that 10 percent of hair loss all of a sudden to about 50 percent so it feels like tons of hairs coming out but all those hairs are just in that cycle of falling out instead of growth they will come back and it may take a little while as far as for you to get that fullness back because all of a sudden 50 percent of your hair is just starting over but the truth is it will come back in the coming years other thing I see is nutrient deficiencies and things where whether you have inflammation or gut issues we need zinc and selenium and vitamin A and vitamin D and biotin and choline so I always make sure nutrient wise the patients have the right nutrients because a lot of these whether you have a gut disorder where you're having malabsorption or other things you can have issues with nutrients and if you don't have the basics in your diet and too much is sometimes just as bad as too little so if you have access toxicity of copper or zinc or selenium that can go that way too a few of the other really common causes would be issues with hormones and thyroid and of course if you haven't had your doctor check your thyroid hormone like TSH and free T4 and free T3 those are some of the really important things to check and make sure a lot of issues with low T4 will cause hair loss but if you excessively get prescription medication for thyroid and your hyperthyroid that can also cause hair loss so either end of the spectrum with thyroid can cause issues and finally as we age I'm in my 40s our hormones change and with women especially loss of estrogen or menopause can cause thinning of hair lack of luster some of the things that you talked about Gwen that you hear and then there's something else that's really it we call it male pattern baldness but women can have this too and it's if you start converting your testosterone into dihydroxy testosterone or DHT this can cause the hair loss that's kind of on the sides and the scalp here so it thins out and there's usually a little bit of a peak here you can actually look at it probably Gwen and tell the kind of male pattern baldness and some women get this too and this can happen if you are a lot of women now supplement with hormone replacement therapy and if you get testosterone in your body converts it to DHT or dihydroxy these are measurable in the blood so other tests that you can ask your doctor for so you can check all the vitamins I mentioned in the blood you can check the testosterone estrogen DHA cortisol and the DHT the dihydroxy testosterone and then like I mentioned the thyroid those are some critical things you can do so basically we have this falling out from illness the telogen effluvium we have hormone related thyroid adrenal and female and male hormones and this other spectrum this is probably the most difficult one and briefly mention it and then we'll go to solutions is the autoimmune or the scarring alopecia so sometimes people can get a disease like lupus or fungal infections or things and these can cause scarring of the hair follicles and hair loss usually this is patchy and there's big bald spots and they're kind of shiny you don't see any of the follicles there anymore this can be permanent and this is much more scary because you're getting these big patches and you don't see any new hair growth now even with that there's a lot you can do with steroids to calm inflammation with functional mess and looking at the root cause and reversing inflammation I have a 14 year old patient who lost all of her hair after a mold exposure and that can be related to high histamines and issues with molds I remember also after I had mold I lost about an inch half an inch of my scalp hair because it kind of pulled back and fell out and it all came back in after but histamine which is part of mass cell activation can also cause hair loss so that's a very brief but very broad overview of a lot of the things that we're seeing and Gwen would you say in the last two years with the pandemic and more and more people experiencing COVID is that one of the things you're seeing is um as a hair loss in the last two years even I think it's increasing stress levels are up people have gone through a lot in the last couple years and it's showing in their hair yeah so let's talk about solutions I want to dive into some of the things that say someone comes in like I say I came in either you know post chemo thinning or um and maybe we talk about someone who really has the scarring the the glaboriousness where their massive hair loss and their hair is so thin they need a real solution for that and then we can talk about products and options for if they're just thinning or lacking luster absolutely one of the things I wanted to start out with was a couple of images of clients that up before and after just so someone could imagine what could that look like for me and what's out there that could be a solution to get more information to our clients I wanted to show this picture here this is a before and after you can see yeah so this was brought by an educator from hair talk and this is featuring a product called hairware so it's a semi-permanent piece that is applied to the top to involve more density and more volume on the top of the head so I'll show you what this piece looks like so essentially this can be worn semi-permanently or daily to take on and off and for temporary wear or for monthly maintenance it can be applied of various different ways and this comes in various different sizes and it's able to instantly change the way that your hair looks and likely how you feel so it's going to be applied over the top and a stylus that is trained in this method is going to apply this they're going to custom order the color cut it and blend it and so you're going to be looking very natural wow I love that and do you see a lot more like on this scalp area where it's thinning up top is that where the you know there's there's multiple places that people can be lacking density it can be on the top it can be on the sides the bottom sometimes it's very obvious in one specific spot which is where the topper would be a great option just to kind of get awareness out and know that that's an option for people I'll go ahead and show the second image should give you another client that this would be an example for so you can see with her hair she is really starting to get a separation on her part line so there's more scalp exposure and thinness in general to the point where it's almost getting to a balding situation so again a top applied and instantly changes the way that the hair looks that's amazing and it looks so natural like even the color there the ombre kind of blending it's obviously you guys are a pro at that but that looks amazing I think that the client wants to definitely feel secure that no one's going to notice it's going to be very discreet and very natural looking in that they don't have to share unless they choose to yeah oh that's amazing I love that what else would you say as far as people what about just all over like for me it's interesting because even this last year you and I talked I think it was around September October I started having like a lot of hair falling out of the top and I started using several different products and things just and I think in that case it might have been the little conversion to DHT stress post COVID like a bunch of different things are playing into that and now it feels like it's starting to come back to normal what kind of products or recommendations would you have there so I'd like to showcase just a couple of products for us because the needs are so diverse and different things that people go through so anywhere from overall thinning wanting more volume dealing with breakage dealing with loss of density loss of fullness hair stocks came out with a product called density so looking for thicker fuller hair I'll go ahead and just give you an image of this product so this is for clients who are thinning and just would like to have more fullness more body over time so this is a shampoo there's a full line of products that they can use this is just one example they can really help increase that in hair growth for clients secondly some people deal with hair falling out they might have a lot of hair in the brush possibly in the shower sometimes it's even on their clothing items so Genesis this is another product that cares to us makes and this one is going to really really help reduce the breakage in your hair and the hair fall that's been very very common in clients I've noticed initially it is a super hair serum so this is something that I think would be a go-to for anybody just looking to have more hair healthier hair fuller hair and this is going to be applied weekly and over about two months period of time will make your hair feel thicker and feel fuller now if you're wanting to kind of take the next step and just you know maximize everything that's out there available the care stops makes a product called specific so these are going to be scalp treatments that are applied to your hair weekly and they're going to be kind of like a super serum so you can grow as much hair as possible and these are suitable for women they're suitable for men and it's really going to talk to when you're dealing with something kind of along these lines where the hair is spreading apart more scalp exposure and they just like to see even small hairs start to cover and give more more density more fullness these treatments are applied to the scalp and can really help with that well love it and I've used some of those I love the pink one is that there's just such a variety of products that can be customized and used for people so it's not something that you have to suffer with and there are solutions yeah and there's a solution um let's see care stops has that uh blue one and do you remember is that because I love that one too I was I've been using that I was going to share with you the two um I'll share another screenshot because those care stops I literally have those in my shower I love them there's also uh I mentioned earlier I have a product of my own that I've been found really helpful if you guys can see that that rapid regrowth serum down here at the bottom I'll try to blow that up um for DHT dihydroxy testosterone if you're having the male pattern stuff um that can be really helpful at blocking the DHT so I've what I found in the beginning when I was having that thinning I used that serum now I'm using the kerosene serum and it's just great for maintenance but it's really I feel like I have my hair back it's like 80 percent back to where it was so super super important and those serums there's also I brought these to show these are actually in real time these are um prescription peptides that also work on the scalp level so we have all these things and I literally combine them with patients you know you can use a great like a line like care stops you can use um some of the growth serums like the Dr. Jill line and then these peptides are super powerful they're by prescription only and they also will enhance one of them is particular like if you really have lost your hair like you said it'll help the regrowth of the hair at that follicular level and the other ones are those dihydroxy testosterone blockers and I think a lot of even the over the counter products have those DHT blockers in them because it's such a common thing and when we get women to menopause what happens is our estrogen usually drops that can cause thinning and lack of luster of the hair so one of the things you can do with your doctor is you can talk about hormone replacement therapy because if you check in your levels are really low like we said low estrogen you might want to replace that because that's going to be something that really helps skin and hair a lot of the elasticity of our skin and the strength of our hair is related to hormones so as we go through menopause and those drop you can replace those at the physical level and then like we said thyroid is a key and some of the ingredients that make thyroid hormone are zinc and selenium those are absolutely key so if you don't even know where to start with nutrients at the very basis I would say usually zinc is appropriate vitamin D and vitamin A can be appropriate and interestingly too some of the fat soluble fat soluble vitamins which are A, D, K, and E all of those are important for hair growth so if you have an issue with your gut where you're not absorbing things or you've had Crohn's or Colitis or you've had gut inflammation sometimes over time just a lack of nutrients because you're not absorbing them will lead to hair thinning and loss what about this is one that's real common and I've had this off and on where I just feel like oh it's kind of dry and brittle and lacking luster what would you recommend or what would you do with someone who has just dry brittle or kind of lack of shine anything in particular there that you would recommend yeah dryness is just very common for our climate and I'm noticing it in almost every client that I have in this law so I would say a deep conditioning mask would be a great place to start something that you can do weekly and just apply to your ends leave it in about 15 minutes carastos has 10 different ones to choose from and just really get your hair looking lots of shine and beautiful condition it does it's amazing when I come back from this one like I don't know what you did Gwen but in salon we carry a fuse with dose treatment so if you're just looking to address a variety of concerns we have products that are for thinning for losing hair just wanting more body we also have them for dryness we have them for brittle ends if your hair is splitting or breaking or damage from chemicals we have a fuse you a dose product that you can have applied in the salon whether you're going to have your hair blown out if you're going to have a color service done and it's going to really improve the condition of your hair instantly and last over a month yeah that's the truth like literally I don't know what is in that stuff and I was like oh what is this this is amazing yeah you also gave me a serum I don't know if you remember it was a carastos the real shiny stuff it's in a bigger bottle kind of that what is that because I love that I've been using that in my hair fiber architect a blue product duals treatment serum so it's really going to address any sort of damage from heat if you're over styling your hair excessive brushing or if you just have general hair that tends to split and break on the ends some hair just naturally does that so that's a really great solution I love to apply it dry after your hair has been blown out or styled and just absorbed that into your hair and it also has heat protection up to 400 degrees oh wow that's amazing because yeah in Colorado you have an extra hard job I think because it is so I always go to you know say I'm flying to speak in Orlando or somewhere more it's much more literally my skin and my hair I'm like well what happened it's like new because that moisture in the environment and we just happen to live in an incredibly dry climate that's laid out there if you're not using really good sunscreen it is I mean all of these things that we do in the moisture it's such a big deal especially in Colorado where we live because it it's common that people have both issues at the same time sometimes what's going on at the scout can be completely different than what's going on at the end so they might be experiencing dry ends and also fitting at the same time so they might have oil through the top which can clog the follicles and prevent hair from growing and then also have dryness and breakage at the bottom yeah and that's where those treatments can probably really work because you can treat even yeah the physio dose are excellent we have you know a variety of products there's even specific shampoos that will help treat the condition of your scalp we have scrubs any sort of different things to address what might be happening at the root in the midst and on the ends wow this is amazing and I know super helpful to people who are experiencing this and like I said you know the main thing that we want to do is bring hope and unsolutions but wherever you're at on that spectrum of hair loss like I said I've been there too I've been bald so I know what it's like to not have hair at all um any last words of wisdom Gwen or things that we didn't talk about that would be ideas or solutions for patients or clients I guess in your case I would like to just encourage anybody listening or even you know if it's a friend or family member to not be shy against asking for the things that are concerning to you whether it's booking a consultation with a stylist or if you're already seeing someone regularly and you know bringing up the things that are bothering you because likely they're bothering other people and you're specialist like myself I've been educated on multiple different hair extension methods topper methods products even sometimes just blow dry tips and a physio dose you never know what can make a difference so I would suggest a complimentary consultation I would do that absolutely I'd love to meet anybody who's interested in that or just wants to talk about it because there's so many things out there that can really change how you look and feel about your hair Gwen you're amazing I know you've changed my life um because when you feel you know like your hair looks good and you feel good it really makes a difference and as I've been you know doing live and talking and speaking it's it's really one of those things that's kind of in the background and it's sometimes hard to be able to talk about but it really does matter and it makes a difference in your confidence and how you appear so thank you not only for what you do for all of your clients but personally I am so grateful to have you in my life and as an expert in my hair to help me take my love and even ask some pretty color we've been experimenting with colors and it's been so fun so thank you for taking the time this morning to share with us thank you for all your expertise and Gwen is at Envoke Salon in Denver so if you're local as she mentioned she is one of the best thank you so much for your time today thank you so much


in a moment you'll hear james stewart as the six-shooter just one of many fine programs brought to you each week on nbc tomorrow night there's top comedy entertainment with the bob hope show the philharis alice fey show and can you top this with senator ford bob hope delivers rapid-fire comedy routines while philharis and alice fey bring both mirth and music it's a great friday night lineup of comedy programs all of them heard only on nbc james stewart as the six-shooter man in a saddle is angular and long-legged the skin the sun dyed brown the gun in his holster is gray steel rainbow mother of pearl it's handle unmarked people call them both the six-shooter the nbc radio network presents james stewart as the six-shooter a transcribed series of radio dramas based on the life of brit ponson the texas plainsman who wandered through the western territories leaving behind a trail of still-remembered legends this was my first trip in a powder crack for a full three months working the spring round up for bar why I've been keeping me pretty busy and I hadn't been any special reason to come to town but I figures about time making appearance scars saddle was showing a lot of wear and tear well as my own outfit didn't exactly look like it had just arrived fresh from the mail order house pants were getting a little thin around the seat and there's a pretty big hole in the sleeve in the jacket I tried to patch it up but I hadn't done a very good job so I left scar at the livery stable and held it over the east and green rivers general store I am getting another jacket a new pair of britches shirt or two and I'd probably be able to find out what's been going on the town while it was out of even usually managed to keep up on the latest powder-crick happenings store hadn't changed much everything seemed to be about the same at Ethan he hadn't changed much either he must be almost 65 but now he sure didn't look that old though standing there by the pickle much on a great big fat juicy dill hot even we'll we'll we'll I've been wondering when you was gonna honor his with your presence with that song yes sir I was remarking about you just this morning told miss Bennett when she come in to get some yardage for a new dress I said to miss been about time for the six shooter to be coming into town he sort of overdue I said overdue what are you talking about it well there's milk for you for one thing letter somebody and to pick a Kansas from the looks of the envelope no must be from out of my she listens to pay care oh she does eh well here you are a bit under the postal rules I should have sent it back when you didn't show up but I figured I could expect your point well it's gonna read it oh oh oh my oh that pickle through his bit of it must have got too much bigger in this batch I ain't very fond of dills anyhow don't know why I keep on eating them holy smoke hmm something to matter break holy well oh what's a letter from Adam I think she's she's she's coming out here to powder Craig oh gonna pay a little visit now ain't that nice no it's more than just a visit even oh no no she's figuring on settling down here well she aims to make this her home look oh well there's a lot worse places a buddy can live no no but she expects me to live with her she's she says she's gonna keep house for me well that's real considerate of her real considerate you know well I appreciate her wanting to look after me but why well a dog gone at Ethan now you know I couldn't settle down not permanently I'm used to traveling around and living alone and bunking were from a fancy strike you know that sure but maybe it's good for you to take root some place huh you know what they say Britt rolling stone gathers no more living alone does have its disadvantages oh well now you're a fine one to talk I have noticed you making any effort to acquire a family oh now look here I'm a lot older than you are too old to change my ways but you're still a young book you ought to be sort of a reliable man yes sir I think you ought to take your hand up on this here offer you don't think anything of the kind you know you do not you're just trying to get my goat that's all I know you I'm just right and I'm tonight now thank her for what she wants to do for me but I'll just explain I'll explain to her and I kind of doubt that the letter would reach her in time to hit her off for you what yeah that one she sent you has been here for several weeks now oh yeah well I guess I'll just send her a telegram then that line out of powder cricket still working oh yeah yeah ain't been a single breakdown lately not since Emma patches headed south back into their own territory yeah well that's what I'll do then I was a telegrammer well I am kind of doubt that a telegram would do much good either we're seeing is how you and them is already in powder cricket yeah well I'll send it one I'm fine she got here a week ago that's Tuesday coming on the same fee I've run a whole lot of furniture too well I'll hold on Nathan no you're not serious so you're joking with me I know I'm not just you take a stroll over to the old Mac Dennis house you know on the corner behind the bank oh yeah you and render the place right after she arrived must be all moved in by now well I just don't want to say I understand she's got your room all fixed up waiting for you my room well that's what she's here for ain't it to look after you well I don't need any look on that well maybe not maybe not but it appears and Emma's got all the ideas seems to be a real understanding maybe don't says it's all right for you to keep sky if your heart said on it is to keep sky up what she probably don't care much for horses herself you see now you just listen to me even green rubber I'm not gonna live here on that what a I mean I never asked Adam to go to the cheese shouldn't take it upon her self to without my with hey the old Mac Dennis house you said yeah that's the one ain't very fancy but from here on it's gonna be home sweet home hey Brit just see about that are you grown Brit oh no no Adam no I had my full growth the last time you saw me I 25 years old now it seems to me you've shot up some since then not much flesh on you though that is you're just plain skinny well I reckon being so tall make me a little thinner than I really am you know your father was just as tall as you are but he must have been a good 20 pounds heavier yes ma'am yes ma'am well we'll put some flesh on those bones of yours a couple of good home cooked meals and you start filling in yes you well you like the house yes it seems real comfortable I haven't quite finished unpacking yet and some of the big pieces have got to be moved I was waiting for you to give me a hand yeah I'll be glad to have your rooms right over there if you want to take a look at it go on Brit go on you needn't be afraid I fixed it up real frilly or anything like that oh no no I wasn't worried about that well oh that looks fine it's just fine just take a good feel of that bed mm-hmm oh yeah I bet you don't get a soft mattress like that in the bunk house where you didn't sleep yeah no no we sure don't I'm working on a patch quilt for it started before I left Kansas expect I'll have it finished up in a week or so well I'm before you go too much trouble yes you see you see I I didn't know you were coming to powder Craig yes Mr. Green River told me you haven't been in to pick up my letter you must have been kind of surprised to find out I was already here I was practically flabbergasted yes I whatever made you decide to come west all about it while I'm fixing something come on out in the kitchen I was going to have a real fancy meal for your first night in your new home but you didn't give me enough warning so I'll just have to warm up yesterday's pot roast that's all right oh there's nothing I like better oh there's some potatoes in that sack would you mind stealing a couple of them for me no I bet I'm bad here I use this plan the nights in the draw beside you oh no not the butcher now here now this one oh I say that would be better well now about my coming to powder Chris I just felt it was my phone in duty you ma'am well you see Carrie got married last February carry my youngest girl you got me carried oh oh cut and carry she was almost 30 and I was beginning to wonder whether she'd ever get a well she finally found herself a real nice man yes he works for the Sanctuary Railroad Company she's got me a train ticket at half price that's all well anyway after she left home that meant my family was all taken care of my immediate family that is and then I got to thinking about you my only brother son all alone with nobody to look at dear well I've been getting along all right now don't you try to tell me that if ever I saw a man that needed a woman to take a hold of him why those clothes you're wearing are a disgrace oh yes these are your way well I was gonna buy some new ones today well they was washed and ironed and mended proper you wouldn't be needing new clothes all the time a wife that's what you really ought to have but I suppose you like the rest of the punks it's put off everything until the last minute well I don't go with it alone is expensive oh I'm not saying the two can live as Jesus one and I don't want you to get the idea that I expect you to support me has never even crossed my mind oh indeed I've still got some of the money your uncle George left and my boy is both sending me a little bit from time to time I don't imagine we'll have any finance problems bridge well you see Adam I'm signed up with the bar why and I'm sorry but I I just can't very well stay on here in town with you there are other jobs besides ranching well it's about all I'm good for I've had a talk with Mr. Allington at the bank he says he'll give you a position of manager say the word me what in a me work in a bank oh no Adam I'm in a bank I wouldn't know the first thing about it I don't seem to bother Mr. Allington he was really pleased with the idea said it would probably cut down some of his losses having you as an employee what's the matter brisk sort of neck the finger a little bit nuns here you can use this piece of rag for a bandage it's no no you don't want to get blood poisoning do you now tie it on all right all right and you'd better let me finish those potatoes you're feeling them there wouldn't be enough left to cook well you see what I'm getting at Adam is well I'm not the stay-in-put type of man I'm sort of used to being on the move it's high time you let some place oh I've heard about you and that gun of yours all the way back to Kansas so wonder to me you haven't been shot up half a dozen times by now at least of those stories folks tell a true well the stories probably did some growing on their way east I'll bet I know one thing you don't they'd even got a title for you back there oh the six shooter that's what they call you know as if the name of ponset wasn't good enough well don't you feel too bad about it dear after we live here in peace and quiet for a spell everybody'll forget all about those escapades of yours now Adam I there's just something I've got to explain to you and I want you to understand that I I know what you're trying to say you think I'm making a big sacrifice and coming here and setting up a home for you know no no no exactly no no indeed and it's it's not just a feeling of duty either the plain truth is I I wanted to come or it's kind of hard to put into words but well after George died I still had the children to keep you busy but now now there's no one no one but you I guess I'm the kind of person that just has to have somebody to worry over must be my nature and I'm only 60 for it I ought to be able to run a house for a good 10 years yet the ponsets a long life as a rule oh sure sure so I I just don't know what I'd have done if there hadn't been somebody I could be of use to I guess you're kind of a godsend for it it looks like I need you more than you need me mm-hmm well I reckon we both need each other well I made out about as well as could be expected that first night I stayed with that and I wasn't exactly what you'd call comfortable the bed was too darn soft for one thing and it wasn't easy getting used to having another person around all the time at least ways it's oh I I knew she had my best interest bread puns that you eat the rest of those turnips are good for you and that all before I forget it don't you think you ought to see about getting a haircut it's hanging way down the back of your neck and whenever she asked me to do something well I sure didn't have any right to object they were things that had to be done and a sack of flour a spool of number 60 white thread and some empty fruit jars I think I'll put up some of that rhubarb out in the garden looks real nice to me and as for the advice she gave me well it was probably good advice well worth listening to I just don't see why you can't try working at the bank for it you don't take to it you can always quit I'm not saying that you have to keep on with it for the rest of your life well after a week I knew that I couldn't go on much farther and when Dan Porterfield came in I told him I'd be back the ranch by the end of the month but I sure didn't know how I was going to manage it I just I just couldn't leave at him not without hurting her she just needed somebody like me to fuss over and there wasn't anyone else who seemed to fit the bill at least nobody at least nobody I could think of right off here is the last of it great coffee salt bacon good material it's all in it yeah that's all I say one thing you sure surprised me Britt I don't see why I do I figured you wouldn't stay on with your aunt not more than two three days at the very outside but by Jiminy it's it's over a week now ain't it oh no it hasn't been a week but it it couldn't be that long by George it is a weekend well the time sure does fly when a man's contented and satisfied uh-huh Ethan I'm gonna let you in on a little secret you remember the other day when you first told me how damn it was in town well now the truth of the matter is I was kind of upset I I didn't exactly welcome the idea it ain't no secret Britt I guess I know how I'd feel was I in your place well that's just dead I never realized what I've been missing all these years what are you talking about I want to tell you that I wouldn't give up living with Adam for all the gold in California in the first place she's the finest cook ever lived why her hot biscuits alone is enough to make your mouth water and that isn't the half of it she takes care of all my clothes you I can put on a clean pair of socks every day I have a mind to do it no a clean pair every single day if I want to but the best part of it is that that I'm not lonely anymore guys it's sure as nice as somebody to talk to and to play Casino with in the evening yeah of course I know none of this sounds appealing to you Ethan but gosh I sure hope I never have to go back to living alone well see you later huh oh yeah yeah I'll be seeing you break oh yes guess it did I sort of slipped my mind you sure aren't much good at remembering things oh well I'll go back up town and pick one up it'll only take me never mind never mind we can do without until tomorrow better get your hands washed son supper will be ready in little bit as my by the way I had a little chat with Ethan Green River this afternoon you know I kind of feel sorry for him living alone nobody care whether he comes or goes on I don't know I'm sure yeah I was just thinking maybe we could have him over to supper one night oh well now I'm not as young as I used to be and get non-food for company that's kind of an effort well but it wouldn't have to be anything special and besides it might be nice for you and Ethan to sort of get together to sort of a little get a little better acquainted you don't think I'd so much as look at another man after your uncle George do you I'm surprised oh no no I didn't mean anything like that oh no no no no no no no no the fact is Ethan is kind of spoken for in a way you don't say oh yes oh yes yes Maude Hinsdale she's got her eye on him Hinsdale Hinsdale yes you know the soprano on the church choir the screech one oh yes and come to think of it somebody was telling me Maude was sort of worried about you when you first showed up and she was afraid another widow might give her some competition for Ethan and she's been having trouble enough land them as it is you know she needn't have concerned herself oh she's not concerned now not that she's seen you well no at least that's the story I got well for Maude Hinsdale's information I've had plenty of chances to remarry since your uncle passed on oh sure you have I'm sure you have now that you mention it tomorrow night might be a very good time to have Mr. Green River over for supper I was planning on chicken and dumplings and there'll be plenty for three well now you're sure you it won't mean too much work for you oh what's a little work for it this is your home as much as it is mine your friends are always welcome oh fine fine that's that's real generous of you I will be able to eat again for a month a Sunday is Ms. Bancroft and so on is do it oh now Mr. Green River is another whole apple pie we haven't even touched I thought we're too strong healthy men like you one pie wouldn't be near enough oh please not another month well if you're absolutely certain I can't tempt you to more of anything I guess a mile as well as we're off the table can I help you on am by fridge you know I don't like anybody in my kitchen you two just go in the parlor and enjoy yourself here's your bread you wasn't exaggerating one little bit then any yours just about the plan is cooking ever come across my nice view to say that eighth and considering that this is just a sort of a plain ordinary Ronald Mills supper is about like what we get every night no oh yes oh yes Sunday dinner now there that's when she really put yourself out oh oh yes that's Sunday where I see you don't suppose you can manage to get me an invite to one of her Sunday meals do you breathe I don't know now look but I sure appreciate I am I well I can't promise anything but I'll do best well for the next 10 days or so Ethan was practically a steady border at Anna and he sure did put it away too and Emma didn't seem to mind she said she liked to see a man enjoy his food and Ethan more than obliged her I tried to leave them alone as often as it could but as far as I could tell their friendship just didn't seem to be progressing past the dining room table look like I just have to sort of give Ethan a little touch of spur so one evening after I ripped the sauerkraut while Adam was out in the kitchen doing a good let my build out another notch it's always to it Ethan yeah there's something I've been mean to ask you you're right here well now you know I'm at Emma's only relative in powder quake that is yeah she's sort of my responsibility mm-hmm well what I'm getting at is your intentions my what your your intentions about Emma oh oh I see what you're grabbing at now but well you don't have anything to worry about I don't know no I wouldn't I am real fond of Emma and it's more than just a cooking tool and other circumstances where I might even consider asking it to marry me other circumstances yeah well you you told me how you'd feel if anything happened upset this little home you've got here and I'd be the last man in the world to cause you any misery Brit why you're one of my closest friends now now just hold on here a minute now look what you can take my word for it you and Emma can live on here together just as long as you've a mind to and I won't do a thing to interfere but I'd like you to interfere huh I if you want to marry Aunt Emma and she wants to marry you you'd be doing me a favor no no Brit I just won't let you make such a sacrifice sacrifice yes that's just what it is a sacrifice all right Ethan you can believe whatever you like but I've made up my mind I'm not staying here in powder Crick I'm heading back to the bar why the first thing in the morning and after I'm gone and am will be all alone here all alone unless you plan to do something about it well I guess I really wouldn't have gone through with it leaving that and I mean but I was pretty sure that Ethan really liked her and all he needed was a little prod well a big prod anyhow I got scarred at the bar and I rode around for an hour or so but when I came back to the house Ethan's buggy was gone maybe maybe he hadn't proposed at all or maybe she turned him down well only one way to find out let's go inside what happened to your brain oh well I I just wanted to give scar chance to stretch his legs oh I thought maybe you were given Ethan a chance to propose to me oh he asked you to marry him that was the general idea I see you turned him down huh is that what you thought I do well I was afraid you I mean I I figured you'd be worried about what would happen to me that was all I'm not the least bit worried about what'll happen to you Britons it why why I've known since the first week you moved in here that it just wouldn't work out it's clear as day that you and that horse of yours aren't going to be happy unless you're roving around somewhere bedding down without a roof over your head oh I saw those blankets of yours on the floor I know how you've been sleeping well I it appears to me that there are some men who take to be a nook after and cared for and there are some who just don't that's why I agreed to marry you accepted him of course I did he's the kind of man who will take to be a nook after well I hope you're right and am I sure hope you're right and you know she was she was 100% right why the next time I came through Potter Creek to visit and him and uncle even well well sir he was just about the most married man I ever saw and so help me he seemed to enjoy it too of course maybe when I'm his age well well I guess I don't need to start worrying about it now the six shooters that transcribed NBC radio network production in association with review productions it is based on a character created by Frank Burt and is written by Mr. Stewart may currently be seen in the Universal International picture the Glenn Miller story others in the cast were Eleanor Audley and William Johnstone special music for this program was by Basil Adlam and the entire production is under the direction of Jack Johnstone all characters and incidents were fictitious and any resemblance to actual characters or incidents is purely coincidental by the way you'll be interested in knowing that the six shooter has been chosen for broadcast or men overseas through the facilities of the armed forces radio services this is John Wall speaking tonight played truth or consequences with Ralph Edwards on the NBC radio network


Here we are in our custom zero homepage going into the new company file we set up in a prior presentation that being get great guitars we're going to duplicate some tabs to put reports in like we do every time right click on the tab up top to duplicate it right click in the tab up top to duplicate it duplicating the duplication process then back to the tab to the middle as the one to the right is thinking accounting drop down we want the balance sheet report the big balance sheet we're going to tab to the right accounting drop down again this time the income statement or the profit and the loss the profit and loss we've got 2023 is the year we're working in nothing yet happening on the income statement with the balance sheet we've got those beginning balances let's change the range up top i'm going to put a custom range and we'll go to 2023 and the end of 2023 that's what i want update it okay so that looks good so thus far we have entered the beginning balances imagining we pulled them in from a prior accounting system then we talked about some transactions that are often the case or necessary when you first start the business financing transactions such as getting cash possibly through a loan from the bank or from yourself the personal cash going into the checking account in order to get the money to then buy furniture and equipment the fixed assets that are going to be necessary and to do whatever we're going to do in our case sell guitars and that would mean buy an inventory as well as doing guitar lessons that we're going to have and that's going to help us to generate revenue in the future so now what we're going to do is start to buy inventory so we bought fixed assets now we want to buy inventory because we're going to sell actual guitars here so when we buy inventory i'm going to go to the tab to the left to facilitate the transactions remember there's a couple different ways with inventory you can you could deal with the purchase of inventory back to our flow chart this is from quickbooks desktop but we're just using it in order to look at the normal flows through the accounting cycle here so and i think this is just a good flow chart so when we deal with inventory we've got the purchase of inventory so it's going to be involved on the expense side of things when we buy the inventory which is what we're going to be doing now and then it's also going to be on the customer side of things because we're going to have to decrease the inventory when we sell the inventory in other words normally inventory is going to be one of those accrual kind of things kind of like the fixed assets where we have to deviate from a cashed based system because we can't just simply expense the inventory when we purchase it because the general idea would be that we want to line up the expense of the inventory called cost of goods sold and the same time period as we sell the inventory which adds another level of complexity to our accounting process now you could try to get around that you could say hey i'm just going to stay in a cashed based system and i'm not going to deal with the accrual component of tracking the inventory when i buy the inventory i'll wait for it to just clear the bank possibly and the and the purchasing side and i'll just record it possibly through the bank feeds to cost of goods sold right when i purchase it and then when i sell stuff i'll just record the revenue side at the point in time i sell it and the timing won't be quite right but if you have very little inventory and you have a justin chime kind of system or you make custom stuff for example and and therefore you you're buying the inventory for a particular project then you might be able to get away with that and that's not and you might that might work but if you're buying inventory and you're holding on to any significant amount of inventory then you're going to have to manage the inventory that you're holding on to and if you just expense the inventory when you purchase it you don't have the inventory on the books to help you to manage the actual inventory the assets that are on the books which can be significant and you have a matching problem in terms of your income statement because you're not actually recording the expense of cost of goods sold in the same time frame that helped you to generate the revenue therefore we typically have to put the inventory on the books as an asset when we purchase it which is what we're doing here and then when we sell it that's when we have to decrease the asset and record the expense of cost of goods sold when doing that we could do that either using a periodic inventory system or perpetual inventory system if we use a periodic inventory system we wouldn't set up inventory in the zero system but rather track the inventory in excel or some other spreadsheet programmers or inventory management program and then just make periodic adjustments into zero that's one method that can work and you can do a physical count at the end of the night week or month in order to make the adjustments necessary the other method is to track everything within the zero system on a perpetual inventory system which is what we are doing here which means when we purchase the inventory we're putting on the books as an asset and tracking the sub ledger when we sell the inventory we're going to be recording the sale side and the cost side meaning decreasing the inventory and recording cost of goods sold at the point of sale all right so that's what we're going to be doing we're on the purchasing side of things here so the first form that you might have in the purchasing cycle is a purchase order however this would only be the case in certain circumstances you might for example be in a situation where you're just buying the inventory uh and and you have to pay for it at the point in time you purchase it in other words oftentimes when I buy something online at like an online store I pay for it at the point in time I request the inventory and and so that's different than a purchase order if you're on a purchase order we're sending out the purchase order let's say we're we're imagining we're going to buy 20 guitars and I'm sending out the purchase order and they're actually going to send me the guitars before I pay for it and so you can see in that kind of situation there's got to be a lot of trust on the vendor side of things with you you have to have a lot more power on the purchasing side in order for them to actually ship the inventory before you pay them so so that would have to be the kind of the scenario if that is the case then you enter the purchase order which is a strange form also because it doesn't actually have a financial transaction related to it there's no impact in other words on the balance sheet and income statement although we still want to track it because when we receive the guitars the inventory then we want to compare what we got to the purchase order to make sure that everything is proper and then we've recorded as a bill or we pay it at that point in time so that's what we're doing now purchase order all right so let's do it we're going to go back on over now note that we set up the uh the products and services so usually if we're track obviously if we're tracking the inventory we have to have set up our products and services here and so that we can track the inventory through the purchase order but they won't actually hit the books until we've received the inventory and we'll create in essence a bill or pay or just pay directly from the purchase order all right so let's go up to up top enough talk action we need action here now you can go into the purchase order a couple different ways you can go into the drop down here these are all the normal transactions so now we're in the normal course of transactions we expect to be buying inventory often therefore there's a form in zero specifically for the purchase of inventory you could also go into the tracking of the purchase order area in the business drop down and purchase orders and so this is where you know we're going to track our purchase orders and we can go into here and say we want a new purchase order all right and then we're going to purchase this one from our one vendor so far we buy our stuff from fender or no we buy it from epiphone epiphone so if i start typing that in epiphone populates we're going to say the date is going to be 01 slash 12 let's say slash 23 and delivery date so you can pop you could populate the delivery date if you have that you got the purchase order number being generated from the system i'm going to keep that i'm not going to have any reference number the theme represents the kind of the template so we're going to use the standard template here we're going to be doing this in us dollars and amounts are taxed we're not going to be taxed on the purchase so i'm not going to have any tax on the purchase side in this case and then i'm going to choose the items now note that you could if you don't have your items set up just put a description of what you're doing but if you want to track the inventory you have to have the items set up which we set up in a prior presentation so i'm going to have an elp so there's an epiphone lustpull that we're purchasing from them we're going to say that we purchase 20 of them notice the cost is already populating that's not the sales price that's what we buy them for uh so i'm going to say there it is and that times 20 gives us 8 000 and so then we're also going to buy an erp which we said was an epr an epr which is an an epiphone riviera let's say we buy five of those and they cost 440 times five gets us to that uh 2200 let's buy an eps h and so that's the epiphone semi hollow body


I'm being shadow banned, Phil! You and all of your ancestors BANNED!   Wait, yeah, that's right. Because, like, who wants to hang out with a shadow club anyways? But now it seems the shadow people control the interwebs. Strange things are afoot at the Circle K. I'm telling you, Phil, it's a dark day because of all those shadows. And the shadows are banning stuff. You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. We must be cautious. Before, I didn't think shadows could do much more than just, like, follow you around. But now we're living in, like, Peter Pan's never, never land. And the shadows have come alive, and they're taking over the interwebs, Phil! It's alive! It's alive! Behold, Pee-Gaur! I'm telling you! Pee-Gaur? Stop asking me about my medications, dang it, Phil! I'm telling you, the shadows are after me! Here you are! They're after me! They're after you! Okay, you don't believe me, Phil. I know just five seconds ago I called you a man. That's because you are a man, Phil. Yes, that's what you are! You're so sensitive! Oh my, you are not a furry ferret, Phil. I'm not calling you a furry ferret. I'm not calling you that. I really think you should, because, uh... There's no such thing as a human furry ferret.  But the shadows have totally come alive and are taking over the interwebs. They're taking over our country, butters! This is life or death now! Help me! And they totally shadow-band me, Phil. I'm telling you. Just look at the numbers. Trust the science. Now I gotta slash 40% out of the budget. Science. Trust the science, Phil. Science has not retired. Science can't read- Dr. Fauci is not science itself. But that's not science! It is now. Science can't retire, Phil. I mean, out of curiosity, who actually hired you into this organization, Phil? Who hired you? You did! I certainly did. I see. The chief diversity officer. And they were excited to have brought in the first ever furry ferret, huh? It's all starting to come together now. Of course. It's all coming together. Staff meeting! You got nothing, do ya? I got nothing.


One of the lessons in the story of Musa and Al-Khidr is that they were traveling and they came across a wall. And Al-Khidr rebuilt the wall. The wall was falling down and Al-Khidr rebuilt the wall. So Musa A.S. says like, you know, you can charge them, right? Like you did some work for them. Al-Khidr explains later that there was a treasure for orphans. So there was the father. What did he do? He buried his wealth. He must have realized what? He's going to die. And so his act of estate planning to protect his wealth for his children, especially from these greedy people, was that he buried it. And the Quran describes him as a righteous person. And then Allah swt took care of those kids, sent Musa and Al-Khidr and rebuilt the wall. And then hopefully when they got older then they're able to, you know, procure their wealth. So this idea of protecting your wealth so that the next generation can receive it and benefit from it. Not just the next generation, but your dependents and your family.


Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. My name is Jack the Bustler. I should know we were back with some more one piece of the episode 52 and 53. It's all the supposedly going to go down this episode. Luffy is finally going to be converged on by smoker buggy, this woman with buggy. And I can't wait to see how it all goes down because I feel like it's going to be kind of chaotic, the clashing between I guess both buggies side because not like buggy is working with smoker. And apparently smoker would want to take buggy down too since he's a pirate. So it should be interesting to see how this all plays out. We're going to hop right into it. If you're new to channel top of sub hit that big bell so you don't miss any future episodes.  Let's just hop right into it. Oh, oh, is she going to go? Oh, interesting. Hmm, that throws another sort of wrench into things. We know who she is now too. Showtime, baby. Your buggy revenge. Hey, what's that kid doing up there? It's like no one's ever gotten up there. Oh my, who is that? Oh, are you the keeper of this platform? It kind of looks like again from a Koku Yashi. Is he's like at a museum on an exhibit, basically.  Oh my gosh. No. Oh, she knows Luffy. I'm just as confused. Yeah. Is this before like we met Luffy? The first man who hit me. They're faces. They all just swapped. Passionate fist hit me. Wait, what? That's her. Wait, I forgot her name. So with an A. Can you say it? Oh my gosh. Wait, why does she look so different? The weapon does look familiar. That is the weapon she used. His face, he still doesn't. Oh, he's still lost. She was like literally the first villain inherently in the show in episode one. She's much more calm and reserved now, too. Bro, she's like, puts everyone in a trance. So what was that a buggy ball? I think his buggy launching his attack now, too. OK, he'll recognize buggy for sure. Your smooth skin is unharmed. Is that the second comment? Alveda. Yes, dude. Yeah, the spiked bat did seem familiar. Oh, what? Smooth, smooth fruit? What? That sounds so broken. Nothing can hurt her because it slides off her. Bro, what? Also, where did she find a devil fruit? Oh, just wait, Luffy. Just you wait. He's waiting for the grand reveal. He's so excited to reveal it, too. It's his style. Tell me he recognizes buggy, right? Please? He's very memorable, at least. Left. Hell. Friendship. Oh, my gosh. Well, he's like Guy Sensei in Naruto. Like, is he going to be like this for Luffy? Is he just bad with names and faces? Yeah, it's all popping off now when smoke are going to show up. Chaos. He wants people to see this fight. Buggy. Oh, man, it's about a no rush in this town, bro. Oh, shoot. Oh, man, are we going to see a rematch between him and Zoro? I was like, yeah, like where are Zoro and Nami and Usopp? 100 billion serve? That number can't be. Can someone crunch that? You're going to execute Luffy. Really? All right, let's see it. This should be good. Wait, why do I feel like Smoker's going to walk up and get like a flashback to Roger on the stand? Something must be up. Wait, there's actually a storm coming. Oh, there is. Oh, no. They're not even going towards like the town square. I'm so glad Zoro has three blades again, man. If it just feels right, the town is plunging into chaos. Now they know that something's up and they hear Buggy, bro. Wait, Buggy was before Usopp, right? So Usopp doesn't even know who Buggy is, right? I think so, yeah. Iron Cobb Alvida. It's going down. Dude, this might be, this actually might be kind of crazy. Unit one? Oh, why? He's methodical. I like it. Because Luffy isn't the only enemy to him right now. Oh, no. Oh, no. What do they see going Mary? Dude, this might be Zoro's first opportunity to try out his new blades. It looks like he's wearing headphones. I know it's his new goggles, but... Sanji and Zoro hopping into action. They got to take everything back eventually. They can't just leave it all out. Things are getting weird. What a sight to behold. I wonder if he has any amount of respect for Luffy. That's what I'm so confused about is Smoker's perspective. Because it seemed like he saw Gold Roger as a hero to an extent. Whenever he was executed. Oh, dang, dude, the storm. He's like, kind of ominous. Oh, shoot. Maybe he also wants to see what Luffy does. No, he actually thinks Luffy is going to die. Or this will be a perfect opportunity for Luffy to show Smoker that he's different. Oh, man. Let's party! They're just shooting guns, bro! My goodness. He struggles, bro. What would happen if they'd actually took a blade to him? What did skin bend around it?  I just don't understand Luffy's threshold at this point. Like what he can and can't withstand. It's like a metaphorical and physical coming together. You're stuck here. Yeah. You just started to run faster! Oh, no, dude. They need to take it out of port and just like keep it somewhere safe. But there's also a storm, so it's kind of hard to let them destroy it. The rich. Oh, no. He's already out here? Oh, wait, they're going to fight him. He's going to stand the way of it. Hey, he is the real pirate!  Oh, my gosh. Please save me. The man I had my eye on. The only one she said that hit her. I feel like Luffy's going to like role play as if he's actually dying. He looks so over it, though. Yes, sir! Tell it to him! Why are they so shocked? Usually people laugh. I mean, he looks stuck, actually. Is that Zoro and Sanji? The boys! Let's go! Hell yeah. Oh, shoot. This actually might be a showdown showdown. Smoker's just going to let them do everything, because he doesn't need to step in. Let's go, baby! Like I said, Zorgen test out his new blades. They cleared fast! Oh, those are still like the citizens. Can anybody get up there that quickly? Oh, shoot, they're going to topple it. Oh, man. Showtime, baby. He's got three blades again. Not much of a match. The rest did, too. One of the fights lately for them have been, like, on the brink. Okay, well, if you actually want it to be, you need to stop monologuing, buggy. Some buggy will fall, too. That's what they're waiting for. One thing is, it's not going to happen, though. See if he can't die. He knows he's different. Oh, shoot. Oh, what? The lightning strike the blade?  Dude, how lucky is that, though? It's like the spirit of Gold Roger looking down upon Luffy, like, sharing him on. Oh, my God. He's caught on fire. Hey, where's Luffy? Oh, what is it? What is happening? And now it goes. Where's buggy? What is that? Oh, with a hat? He's standing. He's actually dead. Wait. Do you believe- Wait. Why is he walking like a crab? Wait, is buggy actually dead? Like, actually this time? Well, now it just gets more complicated. Are they going to fight with buggy's crew? I mean, I feel like they kind of have to. Oh, man. I like the setting for it, though. They'd have no dog in this fight. They can just dip. Yeah. Oh, man. No. You say we'll never get to the Grand Line. That snaps him into action. Wait, so what is buggy's status right now? I'm very curious. His run? I knew Smoker would think about it. Yeah, genuinely. Just like Gold Roger. Sheesh. Not a single one, sir. He's like changed Smoker's like, look on him. It's like someone who's meant to be king of the pirates. With that kind of attitude, being executed for being a pirate. Maybe he's beginning to realize that Luffy actually might have a future like that. Oh, the weather saved them. Is this something he... I don't know if he wants to let that happen either. He's let them get to the Grand Line. That, like, everything is trying to help them right now? Yeah. Like I said, the spirit of Gold Roger looking down upon him. It's gonna take quite a bit, brother.  What is this? The storm of fate? Eh? So maybe that confirms there actually is someone helping them? Like maybe doing a rain dance or something? I don't know. The lightning, dude. That's just, that's just God. I mean, like one singular lightning strike right onto the blade right before it strikes Luffy? That's not a coincidence, dog. There's just no way that Luffy's just that lucky unless the universe just smiles down upon him. Alright, episode 53, let's get it. They're in the end of East. Whoa. What is this? Inherited will? Like a face marking. Like, dude. So mysterious. Now the question is how is Nami and Usa versus those other two going? The dude in his lion. That is so cool. I'm sorry. Yeah, they stand no match against Alveda, this guy. Again, like I said, she's gotten calmer too. So her skin can be damaged. So what extent is like, okay, he's not dead. I'm not surprised.  Go after gum gum. Yeah, that's Mochi and Richie. I feel like Nami and Usa took them out though. It's gonna cut to like them laying there or something. Motor? That's- What man's turned into a freaking card from Mario Kart? I have a ramble. No friction. Oh, because she's so smooth? Okay, dude. What is this? What a duo. My goodness. Oh, the guy with the markings on his face. Oh no, it's Smoker. Yes! Smoker coming in clutch. Luffy's the big fish, yeah. Did she say plume plume fruit? They've got him! Those are kind of nice bounties too. Oh man, they're actually locked down. Oh wow. Cage shot, okay. Specifically for double fruit. Oh no. They haven't made- No! You serious? Oh my god, he can't light the ship on fire. Oh my goodness. He's trying to cover it with his paws, bro. Poor Richie. Richie's still my captain of Buggies Pirates. I like how serious his voice gets. Richie, don't do it. You don't want the smoke, buddy. Who stops got a whole new, like, sack of toys, bro. Andy is the goggles now. His aim isn't as accuracy as gotten plus 10. Or not! Who's that, brother? This can't be your fall from grace. He's licking the egg. He's so cute, bro. Richie deserves so much better. Oh my. Oh my. Not the- Oh my gosh, he rides a motorcycle. Can Smoker get- What is that? That's not a motorcycle. That's a monster tricycle. Smoker can't get more badass, man. It's just not possible.  Oh no. Yeah, I guess she never did realize it. She was a bit clueless. We don't have time. I'm sorry. Oh no. I mean, he's got a point. Oh, don't tell me she tries to stop him. Like, oh, you will? That was a gift. You don't want the smoke? You don't want the smoke? Oh no. He's going to get flashbacks to finding what's her name. She looks like her. What did he realize? She said, don't interfere. Oh man. I like how Luffy doesn't question it. He's not 1-2. Are they just going to watch? Uh-oh. He's one out of a second. I'm sorry. You're out of match. She's got three. That must be hard to even block those with one blade. Backs against the wall. It's over. It's all over. Dang. What can she say? Yeah. Out of all of them, definitely not that one. It doesn't seem like a big deal to him, but her losing is. Especially everybody watching. Oh no. That's going to hit a soft spot. Yeah. Boy, she is a lot like her. I can't tell if he's crying or not because of the rain. He's just spilling it all out there. This is so sad. Smokers blocking the way, dude. He's going to stop them at all costs. It's like he sees like the next gold Roger in him. And he wants to put a stop to it now. Oh, how are the cigars lit? Oh, I guess it's like his power is smoked so you can just keep them lit. Makes sense. The flash of lightning, man. Hey, man, when Luffy gets serious, it scares me, dude. He's such a cheery upbeat, you know, chilled open book that when he gets mad, Bob and weave. Oh, no, not the going Mary. Drive, drive. Oh, no. One anchor. You just still around till they get there. Yeah. Just use Richie and him as like as guards. You can take the shots for you. He's so cheesy. He's like, uh, I left him behind. They have side quests to take care of. I just love the way he fights. Man. I mean, worst case scenario, you just wait till the weather clears. Maybe just leave for now. If it means the ship survives. Whoa. What's up is going like maybe seal the water. Like, boom, boom, boom. Logetown has plunged into absolute chaos and I'm here for it. Kind of showdown is just going to be though. There's another objective for him. Everything is just to get there. I do. I want to see the grand line so bad. Oh man. Dude, that is sick. Like the sound effect too. That'd be tough to fight against, man. He has a lot of control over you. I think the biggest thing like that could come into play here is that random dude with the face markings. Like, is he the one because like causing all this? He the reason that Lovie is still alive? Like, it's going to bite back. Bro, Smoker is not even, he's barely even moving back. Wait, is he absorbing it with smoke? He is. I'm going to be honest, man. I think Lovie is kind of outmatched here. He has to outsmart him if he actually wants to beat him. We still need to know what the thing... Wait, is he like made of smoke? Oh my gosh. Wouldn't that inherently mean he can just like teleport anywhere smoke is if he just sends his body? I like how you call it devil's... Oh shoot.  Oh my God, he's huge. Who? Should I know? Am I dumb? The government wants your head. Who is this? Am I dumb? Should I know? What? Does he control the weather? It's a green tornado with absurd amounts of power. Well, Smoker knows who he is. It seems like he has more than a bounty though. Is he gone? She's like, I brought him. I'm not stealing it again. It's the waves.  So is he just going to launch himself? Oh, he is. I would say I really want to see a fight between Lovie and Smoker, but I don't think he wins. I mean, you have that precision. And I guess he does. Is that it? Oh man. I want more information on this guy. Who he is? Like I said, obviously Smoker knows. I'm so in the dark. Has he actually been the one helping them? Like lightning on the same day. Oh yeah, it was the same day. That's true. Destiny. Who are you, man? Dragon? His name is Dragon? That's very fair, Dragon. I like your reasoning. Dragon seems like a man of culture. And I respect that. A man of reason. The same reaction. Bro, my man sees how much potential Lovie has now. Oh man. He wants to sail after them. Oh man. I don't know about that. Bro, they're actually sailing after them. I was going to say, what about Buggy and all them? They got back on their boat. After Lovie? Is everybody going to the Grand Line? Oh my gosh. I want to get there, dude. I need to see what it's like there. Oh dude. We're so close. Amen. Rain or shine, who cares? It's honestly more appropriate that it's just the worst conditions possible to enter. A launching ceremony? All blue. King of the pirates. Greatest swordsmen in the world. The world map. What's Usopp's? A brave warrior of the sea. Oh. They all got their feet up. Let's go. We finally made it. We finally made it. Ominous is how ending though. It only took 53 episodes, baby, but we did it. It couldn't have been more appropriate how chaotic their entrance into the Grand Line is than all of these people after them.  They're all ready. They're all willing, and they all have their own reasoning for being there, but a similar mindset. I actually really liked the fact that Smoker is going after Luffy because it shows just how scared he is of a new coming of this King of the Pirates. I think he sees the potential on Luffy. Whenever he smiled, whenever he thought he was about to die, right then he was like, wait, this kid is not one to mess with, and then the elements helped him. He's like, this guy is on a path to godhood. But at this point, I believe the next six or so episodes are filler. I was told by my Patreon peeps that I can skip episode 54, and then I'm going to watch, in the next video that you'll see, I'll watch part of episode 55 and then part of episode 61. And then I believe that'll be it for East Moon. We'll be completely done with the first, I guess, saga of One Piece, which is crazy in the next video. I'll have probably watched this filler arc in my own time to see kind of what it's all about, but a lot of you said it's not super important, so I digress. But guys, that's been it for episodes 52 and 53 of our One Piece Watch. Drop a comment down below.  And as always, I hope you all have a wonderful rest of your day as usual, and I'll catch you in the next one. Peace, peace.


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It was good boys welcome back. I told you I get you more basketball. I got you more basketball I'm a boy Jesse and Trav on the camera. Thank you so much. I appreciate on camera man I'm not fancy like these guys, but I'm very excited to play last time. I went out sad against cash 11 to 5 not proud of it, but I'm excited to play again. We're doing 15 this time half time at 7, right? Yeah I'm down. I'm nervous bro. I'm nervous too. It's gonna be rough. It's gonna be a good physical game I'm excited. I'm gonna shoot for ball. I like cash shoot for ball.  I've been watching this man. Who you're in the gym every day In the gym every day Okay from both of us His defense is actually intimidating. He's literally the exact same start as the game versus cash to the score Yeah, I'm like one for 12 on my career. I'm hot though. Good game. I was exhausted I'll put a little better fight than a versus cash. I started the same way and lost the same way, bro Do you hate your threes?  Peace