What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We are ripping a four box mixer for Joey. We've got one 2019 contenders two 2020 tops chrome update sapphire edition and one 22 tops pristine baseball. So good luck here Joey. We'll start with pristine. We'll do pristine right here. Where'd my knife go? Others. So I'll be able to sleeve all this stuff so Joey all your all of your sapphire is going to get sleeved tomorrow. Once sorting and shipping comes in, I'll sleeve all your autos, all your hits, all your colored stuff right now. And then all the big stuff on that. You were here when I was doing it myself. So you know the drill. So just so you know I always say that before everything. Just so you guys know. I appreciate that Joey. Appreciate it buddy. Yeah, they work. They work really hard, man. Really, really hard starting and shipping is awesome. Come on baby.  Be sick. Got Shane Bieber refractor and Herman Marquez refractor. O'Neal Cruz Rookie for the Pirates. Jeremy Durand refractor not numbered. There's a Tory Hunter in case blue 49 out of 75. Nice one there Joey. Willie Starchel and Jim Tomy Purple 89 out of 99. Philly's Jim Tomy. Nice one there. Yeah, I got you. I already got you a handwritten note already Joey. Don't you worry. I got you buddy. It's not Sean's handwriting, so it might be it's going to be harder to read. I'll be honest with you, but it'll be there. It won't be as nice. There's Lou Bob on the Pulsar. Nice one there. Appreciate that man. Manning Machado and Joe Carter. Nice one there on the slice of a star. That is sick right there. One of the most famous walk off home runs in history for the Blue Jays. Joey Cart and how about a red Paul Goldschmidt two of five. There we go. Joey, the MVP on the red. Congrats man. That's so nasty. Let's go. Congrats there buddy. So awesome. Nice Goldie. Keep it going buddy. Oh who did show? Oh god. I don't know. I honestly, I don't even know who they played to be fair Wahoos. I don't even know who they played to be fair. Boba Shet, Andre Dawson. Man, that's something I should know. That's like a trivia question I would know, but I have no idea. I have no idea Wahoos. Kirlov, Jram, Juan Soto. Mitch Williams. Interesting. Okay. That is nice. Babe Ruth on the encase Pulsar. Not numbered, but we'll take a Babe Ruth all day along. Nice one there, Joe. Cover that real quick. The Dolos Garcia. Roger Clemens. The Rocket. Lars Newper. I have a funny feeling you will like this one here Joey. Oops, I don't want to show the name too much. You like that logo right there? You have a guest Joey. You guys got a guest? A national? Juan Soto, baby. Boom. Let's go. Not numbered popular demand. There it is. Juan Soto. Goto, baby. There he is. Wow. What a box man. What a box of pristine we're rocking with here Joey. That is on card. Yes, sir. On card Soto. There we go. Mac and Cratch Joey.  So sick. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Voodoo in the best way. Gold. Come on, baby. Give us a good gold. Trevor Rogers. Oh, Lugan. 40 out of 50. Nice one there. Luis Gonzalez. That's sick for the D-Bex. Beat the Yankees in the World Series. No, didn't beat the Yankees in the World Series but like annoyed the Yankees in the World Series. Shane Boz, T.J. Friedl and Max Cranick on the on-card Rookie Auto. Not numbered for the Pirates. Nice one there. Let's do your sapphires now. Again, this is 2020 update edition. Let me double check. Make sure this is with the right box. Trout, Carl Lewis, Blue Bob. They're all on there. All right. Good luck, man. I know a Godot, a Soto and a Red Goldie. So awesome. And a Joe Carter, which is pretty nasty. Okay, start. Miguel Cabrera. Oh, Christian Arroyo. Zach Green. Red three of five. Wow, for the Giants. Holy cow, two Reds in two boxes so far, Joey. Let's go, buddy. Again, that is a rookie for the Giants. Not too shabby. Nice Red. We'll take it, man. Why not? Robert Stevenson, David McKay. This is real life. Jose Salarez. Francisco Lindor. Or is this just fantasy? Let's see a big auto come out of here, too. Oh, Kyle Gibson. Frank Schwindel. There is Tyrone Taylor. That's going to be Rookie Auto for the Brewers. Escape from reality. Nice one there. And Richie Martin. And base, Billy Hamilton. Speed for hire, Billy Hamilton, that is. Box number two of update. Top 10 monthly. Got a green coming up first of Mike King. Nice for the Yankees. 17 out of 45. Dude, that's sick actually. Michael King's like potential starter for my Yankees this year. Good. He was a really good bullpen arm over this past year. Edwin Incarnacion. Very good, very good green to pull, I have to say. Very good. Judge Josh Harrison. So Joey, if you're an M's fan, are you a Seahawks fan, too? Trout. Miggie. Who's your football team, Joey? I'm trying to think of who would be your Chase in 19 contenders. David Agrozzle. Kyle Crick. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I got you. I got you. Seahawks, got you. Miggie. The Hawks. So we're chasing DK, I'm assuming, in 2019. Gavin Lux. Yeah, I'd be what, like DK and Gary Jennings Jr. were the two guys. Stephen Sousa. We've got, ooh, Shogo Akiyama for the Reds. Nice one there on the rookie auto. Very cool. Take that. Tim LaCastro, Ithaca College legend right there. Tim LaCastro. My alma mater, our one athlete we have in the bigs right now. Irsteed is a Cunha and base. I was going to say, I don't think there's any Griffies in that one. I'll look through them again really quick before we start just to make sure. Does not look like a Trout. Oh, there's none. Okay, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha. All right, 2019 contenders. Good luck. Come on, baby, let's see something big. I'll sleeve those here. Before we start, let me sleeve those Griffies for you too. No one was an insert. 31 Griffie. I got you buddy, no problem. And the other Griffie. So the Pure Power and the, I probably should have sleeve the Pure Power. That's not me. So there's that one. And the other one, just the base. Griffie. Nice one there. All right, let's do it. Come on, baby, let's see something big out of contenders in 2019. So just so you know, I believe that base does not ship out of this. Joey, if you want Seahawks, I could put them in there for you. It's up to you, but I mean, usually contenders that base isn't really worth much. All your inserts get shipped though. So like something like this, this will get shipped. Tillman, winning ticket, Peyton Mannell, base. Keem Butler, rookie of the year contenders. Do you want that base? I mean, we could do, usually we don't just because it's not worth, this is like contenders and Bowman are the only two, it's just not all card shipped. It's up to you. I mean, we can do it if you want. It's really up to you. Uh, Justice Hill to 49. Nice one there. You sure? All right, yeah, yeah. Yeah, so I mean, just for the future, with contenders, that base and Bowman paper are usually the only two we don't ship that base for. Everything else, it's all card ships. So like Pristine, everything, obviously, Sapphire, everything, everything gets leave and top loaded at Sapphire. You want a second year stuff? Yeah, I could send you second year stuff. Rookie of the Year contenders? Yeah, sure, sure, sure. Zeke Elliott and Carson once. Let's see. I think we'll send you that Tillman. That's pretty cool. Yeah, I'll keep an eye out, I'll keep an eye out for second year stuff for you too. We can send that. Byron Murphy and Andy Isabel. There's like second year Lamar, you can have that one too if you want. Brady will send. Ooh, nice. Noah Phant and TJ Hawkinson dual. Heck yeah, 17 out of 49. That's current Seahawk, Noah Phant right there and probably top five, tight end Hawkinson. There we go. Round numbers, dual. Congrats on that. There you go, Joey. Nice one, buddy. Heck yeah. Yeah, Hawkeyes legend. Both Hawkeyes legend, I guess, to be honest. Nice round numbers. Again, out of 49 there. Zay Jones, Kirk Cousins. Yeah, you will get that one. Don't worry, you will get that one. There's, nice. Miles Gaskin for the Dolphins. Grats on that one, Joey. Nice Gaskin. Legendary Brian Dawkins. Big Ben Breeze and Drake MVP contenders, JJ Wah. New Walker, Calvin Ridley. Yeah, for a, for one of the sticker autos, that's not a bad one for sure. That is Trayvion Williams. Champ ticket to 25. Nice one there for the Bengals. I think that's very, no, not variation. Never mind, just kidding. Nice one there, Trayvion Williams. I think he was A&M, right? Yeah, Texas A&M. Nice, Trayvion. Josh Jacobs, Rookie of the Year contenders. Cool one there. Hopkins and Alton Jeffery. Oh, Mahomes. Let me grab that Mahomes. Yep, Mahomes. That'll go. Dylan Connor Thomas. Troy Aikman, legendary contenders. That is Gary Inconley. Reggie White, let's send the Reggie White. That's a big enough name. Your golf, deck redemption. Damn, man. That could be a DK potentially. Ingram, Kenny Galaday, and base. Let's see. Probably he'll be expired, but we'll still send it. We can send the empty box and wrapper to Joey just in case. Rookie ticket. Card number 238. Devin Bush, not bad on that one. Steelers. I don't think that won't be your on-card, I don't believe. Not too bad again. I'll send you the empty box and wrapper with it, Joey. They might still have it, to be honest, or maybe you can just get... I don't know if you want the Devin Bush, to be honest. You could just probably get credit for it. We'll send it just in case. Yeah, I got you. I'll grab that empty box and wrapper right after this one. For Nat, sake one. There's a Miles Boykin. AP, Matt Ryan. Grab that box and wrapper now, as a matter of fact. All right, a couple more packs here. I think we still need one more auto, I believe. There's a Russ. I'll send you the Russ. MVP contenders, Rogers, Kilitrav, Donald. That is Miko Hardman and Juan Thornhill. Van Der Esch, CJ Mosley. We've got JJ Arcega-Whiteside, 37 out of 99 Rookie of the Year contenders. I wish he had a better shot, to be honest. Not too bad, though. Nice on-card. Dual of AJ Brown and DK. Nice one there. Marlon Mack, Dante Pettis. And last one here, Good Luck. Fulls, Rookie of the Year contenders, Hollywood. Cleveland Mack, Derek Henry, and Bass. That'll do it for your break there, Joey. Thanks again for the support, buddy. I do appreciate it. We'll get all those cards right out to you, man.


Income tax 2021-2022. Create a tax formula worksheet using Excel. Get ready to get refunds to the max. Dive in in to income tax 2021-2022. Here we are in our Excel worksheet where we will be building our tax formula from scratch from a blank sheet. I think this will give people a better understanding of the tax formula, how to visualize it, a better understanding of the 1040 and how the related schedules, including schedules and forms, tie into, in essence, the 1040. However, I know this is not an Excel course, so I'm gonna do this relatively quickly. And if you don't want to be building this and you just want to use, for example, an Excel template to check your work, we'll provide you with the Excel template as well. So I'm in Excel. First thing I'm gonna do, I'm gonna increase the size of the sheet a little bit down here. We're gonna increase the size a bit.  Then I'll typically format the whole sheet in the general format that I would like to see it in. And I do that by saying control A, or I'm gonna put my cursor on the little triangle up top, selecting the whole sheet. Then I'm gonna right click on the sheet and I'm gonna go into the format of the cells. We wanna format the cells. I usually go to currency. I put some brackets around it and make them red if they're negative. And then actually I'm just gonna do the brackets and not make them red, because I might use a red color from time to time in the formula. Then I'm gonna hit the dropdown and say, I don't want the dollar sign. I'm gonna put it to none. And then I'm gonna start out removing the decimals and only add the decimals if I want to. Part of the rationale is that taxes is somewhat of an imperfect science. I'm gonna take those off and surrounding to the dollar is oftentimes good enough. And it can make things look a little bit cleaner, not seeing the pennies on there, although you do have to deal with that rounding kind of thing, but there's always gonna be a rounding thing that will be involved. Also, if you look at tax software, generally they'll round it to the dollar, for example, if I jump over to the tax software. Now if I jump to the tax software, we could use the tax software to build this thing out, either looking at the Form 1040. The first thing we're gonna think about is in essence the 1040. However, we're gonna simplify it a little bit, trying to condense it down to just a formula. It might be easier to look at tax software in the tax summary. Oftentimes many tax alters have this, not just with cert, I'm looking at with cert here. But here's the tax summary, which basically breaks this down into a formula type of basis. And so you could use something like that to build your worksheet. At the end result of this, we're gonna build something that looks something like this, we're majorly focused on this first page, just the formula. And then after that, we'll start to add these other worksheets, which you can think of as similar to schedules and other forms that feed into the first page, in essence, the summary page, which you can think of as, in essence, the Form 1040. So that's gonna be our general idea. So let's go back on over to our worksheet over here. I'm gonna say, okay, we've got everything formatted. I'm gonna make cell A a little bit longer and I'm just gonna list out our formula. I'm gonna put my cursor in between A and B, so it looks like that, not like that, but like that. And left click and drag it to the right. Drag it to the right. That looks like enough space. And then on the top, I'm gonna put my heading, which is a tax formula 2021. I'm gonna keep it at that. I'm gonna format this one up top so I can see that it is a heading type of thing.  That's what I'll usually do to just show that it is part of the heading. I'm not gonna center it or anything right now. We'll get into that later once we add the rest of the data. I'm also gonna select the whole sheet and make it bold so that hopefully you can see it a little bit more easily. I'll scroll in a little bit more. I'm at the 205, I'm quite squirreled in at this point. So the first line item is gonna be income. You might call it tax income, for example, this is gonna be the income line item similar to what we see here in Excel. Now I'm not gonna list out the different kinds of income underneath it, like W2 income, interest income, and so on and so forth because I'm gonna put that in another schedule. I'm gonna put all types of income somewhere else. And you might say, well, why would you do that? Because it's on the first page of the 1040. A lot of the income stuff is here and some of it's in another schedule over here that pulls in on schedule one. So why don't you list it all out like it's on the 1040? And the reason is because the 1040 is not, in my opinion, optimized optimally. The 1040 was built over time and they optimized it a little bit more a couple of years ago adding that schedule one and so on, which I think was probably makes sense to me. But in any case, I'm gonna put all the other income line items on another thing, including the W2 income. And so I'm gonna start with just the income and let's just put in 100,000 just to practice, just to imagine a number, or I can just put a zero. Let's put a zero here, let's put 100,000. And then I'll add the income later and let's say that's our only line, we'll add the other forms later after this. And then we're gonna have the adjustments. So adjustments to income, which you could call the above the line deductions. So that's the same with our tax formula here. We've got the above the line, the decimates or adjustments to income. So adjustments to income. And so I'm gonna put a zero here and again, we'll add this to another form, another sheet that we'll add later. But for now, I'm just gonna put a zero there. And then that's gonna give us our adjusted gross income. Adjusted gross income. It's not really gross like nasty gross. It's gross like kind of, that name is supposed to indicate that's like our top line of the income statement because we're building an income statement. So there it is, just like we have here. So we've got the adjustments to income gives us the adjusted gross income. So there we go. I'm gonna say, well, let's put an underline here by going to the homepage, font group and underline and then we'll subtract it out. I'm gonna subtract it out with a formula equals, we're gonna take the 100 minus the zero, nothing's in it right now. But if there was something in it like a thousand, then of course it would be a decrease. So we're gonna see that, okay. Now here's where it gets messy. This is the messy time. Now we've got the greater of either, I'm gonna put a colon, the itemized deductions or the standard deduction. So that's where it gets messy. So I'm gonna put a little asterisk here to say where are the standard deductions, which I'm gonna put down below. I'm gonna try to put them down below somewhere. I wanna get myself plenty of room, but I'm gonna say let me put a table for like the standard deductions. What are those standard deductions? We could find those in general on the form 1040 and we could go down and say, okay, the standard deduction for single finalers, it's 12,500 married, 25, head of household, 18, eight. So let's put a little table down here and say, okay, I can put a table down here and say that this is gonna be the standard deductions. And put a little colon and I could say single and then married filing, married filing a joint. So I'll say married filing joint which, and so, and that we'll usually put as married filing joint, something like that. And then we've got the head of house, household, which sometimes abbreviated as H-O-H. And then you could have changes if they're over 65 or blind, which we'll take a look at in a second. So the first one is single or let's say, married filing separate. So single or married filing separate, sometimes named as married filing separate. So it could be either of those two. We'll get into what those mean a little bit later more, more so at least. So single or married filing separate, it's gonna be the 12,500 and married filing joint is gonna be twice that generally this times two, which kind of makes sense, right? Because now you got two people that are on one return, which if they both made the same income, you would think they would get a standard deduction of twice that. Head of household is a little bit of a bump up from single because usually there's a dependent involved. And then if they're over 65 or blind, if we jump over to our Form 1040 instruction, we see here, exception, if you're born before January 2nd, 1957 or blind, then you can go through this worksheet basically and it goes down here and you can see that then the chart on the last page of Form 1040 SR. So that would then qualify you for 1040 SR. And so if I was to check the Form 1040 SR and look at the last page, page four, you can see that you have some more variance on basically the standard deduction. So for single, for example, you could say, okay, well, it would be one or two, there's an increase in the deduction. So it was at before 12,550. So if it's 14,250 minus the 12,550, then it would be a difference of 17. Let's do that again. It was at 12,550 minus 14,250. That's gonna be a change of 1,700 if either over the 65 or blind. And if both, then of course you would increase it by the 1,700 twice times two if they were single. In other words, it would go up to 15,950 minus the 14,250. So we have incremental increases based on age and whether or not blind of 1,700. So I'll put that in. If married, the old married, if they weren't, if none of those conditions were met was at 25,100. And then it goes up to the 26,450. That would be a 1,350. Now there could be four circumstances here because now you got aged and blind and two people. So you could have one person over the age limit or you can have two people over the age limit or you can have two people over the age limit and one blind or so on and so forth. So you could see the different variants there. And then, so if I jump back over to the worksheet, I'm gonna try to put just something, a simplified version of that. I'm gonna say married filing joint. And then we've got this single and head of household, head of household variance. I'm gonna center that. I'm gonna center that. I'll make it black and white for a header. And then I'll say that they're gonna be possibly incremental increases if married filing joint of 1,350. And then I could multiply it times two depending on how many factors are gonna be applicable. And then here, we're gonna say that it's gonna be 1,700 that we'll have here that will be incremental changes depending on those conditions, age and whether or not blind or not. Now we could get more fancy than that but we'll keep it at that for now. So I'm gonna scroll back up and say, okay, that means that the standard deduction is gonna be equal to let's start it off at the single. I'm always gonna say equals and I'm gonna pull him down to the single and I'm gonna change this number based on the filing status and then those other two conditions. I'm gonna do it manually at first. We could put like a dropdown if we want to get fancy in Excel. Sometimes manual is actually better because that makes you think about it, right? It makes you go down and see how it's working. But in the case, there's that. I'm gonna indent these two to say that it's an indentation because we got these two conditions which are the greater of. I'm gonna do that by going to the home tab, alignment and indent and then the itemized deductions I'll put zero for now. They're gonna pull in from a worksheet. So we'll take a look at that. We'll take a look at that in the worksheet. Now notice that I put these two numbers on the inside here so that I can kind of see. I can compare them out and see what both of them are and then I wanna pull the one that I'm actually gonna use to the outside. So I'd like to actually see the one I'm gonna be using over here. So I'm gonna put my, I could use, I could do that with like an if, then formula. So for example, I'm gonna make this one zero. Let's say this one was 200 to make my formula easier. I want to use this one if it's greater than this number. If it's not greater than this number, I want to put a zero here. That's gonna be like an if, then logic function formula which looks something like this. Equals if I'm gonna do my condition. I'm gonna double click on the if function. I'm gonna say the logic test will be if this condition is met, if this cell right there, the 200 is greater than, greater than this number, then comma, that's what you say when then if that condition is met, what I want you to do is use this cell. So I want you to put that 200 in place. In other words, if not comma, that's what that comma means when I talk this through in my mind, then I want you to put a zero in place of it.  I'm gonna, well, let's not close it up yet. I said if the logic test of what's in this cell is greater than what's in this cell, then that's what the comma is. We want you to pull in this cell B6 or the 200. If not, that's what the next comma is and the next argument is if not, then put a zero there. So if I hit enter, it puts a zero there. I could test it. If I make this over this number, this number over that number, I could say, what if this was 14,000? Now it pulls over the 14,000. So on the other side, I could say, okay, well, let's do the same thing here. I'll bring this back down to zero and now I deleted my formula. I don't wanna delete the formula. So there it is. I wanna make this back down to zero. Let's do it here. This is gonna be equals if brackets, this number, if this number is greater than this number, then comma, I want you to use this number. If not, which is a comma, what do I want you to do? I want you to put a zero in there. So on this one, I'm gonna do the same kind of thing. It's gonna say I want a logic test to say that if this cell is greater than this cell, then comma, I want you to use this number, 12,500 or what's in cell B7. If not, comma, I would like you to put a zero there. So if I hit enter, now it's gonna pull in that number. Now it's a negative number. So I'm gonna go back in there. I put a negative sign in front of it for some reason. I don't know why, deleting that. There it is, testing it out. What if this cell was 14,000? Now this one pulls over and this one is zero. I like that format just so I can see what is actually happening on these two cells and I can still compare and contrast myself what's happening over here. So you could format that different ways. For example, you could just pull over the total down here, whichever one is higher and have one if then formula. But in any case, that's how I'm gonna put it. I'm gonna put a bracket here. So we'll put a bracket there or an underline there. And then we also have this thing. We'll talk about a bit later, which is a qualified business income deduction. Now this comes into place typically when you have a schedule C. So we'll talk about that later. So I'll put a zero on it. I'm gonna un-underline this one, un-underline. I'll put the underline there. That's where I want the underline. And this one is a relatively new thing, that other line item I put there. So you could see it on the 1040. It's gonna be here. You've got then the qualified business income deduction here. So we'll talk more about that later before you get down to the taxable income. So you could add some subtotals and whatnot before you get there. But I'm gonna keep it at this format for now. So we're gonna go back on over and say, okay, we'll take a look at that later. That'll give us then the taxable income. Taxable income. So this is kind of like the net income on which you would apply the tax. That would be equal to the prior subtotal that we had, which was the adjusted gross income, minus, I'm gonna take out the standard deduction or the greater of the standard or the itemized. So I'm gonna subtract both of these out, minus this, minus this, and then minus, minus this. And then I'm also gonna subtract out the qualified business income deduction. And so that's gonna be our taxable income. Or you can write it this way, equals this number minus the sum of these three numbers. And notice I'm taking either the itemized or the standard deduction because only one of these are gonna be zero given the if then formula that we put in place. So I'll put a bracket around that. So that's gonna be our taxable income. So now we're on the bottom half of the tax return. We're gonna apply the actual tax now, which I can't actually get because it's a progressive tax. So this is something that I typically get from the computer. It's gonna be the tax, so this will be the average tax rate. So this is gonna be the average tax rate or from tax tables, right? We're gonna count, in other words, I'm trying to say that we're calculating that I'll just, we're calculating the tax with the tax tables. I don't know what that is because I can't do it manually because it's too complex for me to want to do an Excel. I could figure it out and try to approximate it in Excel and that might be worthwhile. But I'm gonna rely on the software. I'm gonna check this number, rely on the software to calculate the actual tax. And then I'll put in the average tax here to give me at least that double check. So then we're gonna have the tax. That's gonna give us then the tax before, before credits and other taxes. So in other words, if I was to look at this example, for example, and if I go back on over here and I say if I had 100,000, 12,558, that would give us the 87,5, 87,450, which is gonna be, which is going to be this 87,450, I'm not gonna put the rate here. What I'm gonna do is get the tax now from the software. So this is something I'd have to go back to the software each time and say, okay, they calculated it at 15,15. So I'm gonna say, all right, the tax is actually 15015. Now I could go back in here and back into the average tax, which is what's actually used to calculate the tax, what's used to calculate the tax, progressive tax tables. But I can back into the average tax now that I have that, which would be this number, the 1515 divided by the taxable income. There's the average tax. If I make it a decimal, home tab, number, percentifying it, let's add a decimal to it. So about number group decimal, about 17.2. So in other words, if I went back to my software and saw this in tax formula in a tax summary, that's my average or effective tax. So it's not the actual tax because it's progressive. The highest rate was actually 24%, but you could see how we can at least double check that in our software when we're doing our data input. So then if I was to increase, notice that if I was to increase, for example, the income, I can't really rely on this average tax because the marginal tax is what's gonna be the impact on the next dollar change increase or decrease. But the average tax is something I can kind of double check there. So then we're down to this line item. If I look at my summary on this sheet, we've got the itemized standard deduction, we've got the tax before credits. So now I'm gonna say, okay, then we've got, after that, we've got the other half of this whole calculation, which is going to be tax credits, credits.  We'll talk more about them later, but there's above the line, there's like credits that are non-refundable and refundable credits. We have to break those out because of the nature of the refundable credits. So we'll talk more about that when we get to credits. For now, I'm gonna put a zero here. And then we've got other taxes, other taxes, which could include things like self-implement tax. And so we'll talk about, we'll talk more about other taxes later. I'll put that at zero for now. And when we do, we'll add schedules to kind of tie into those as well. And then that's gonna give us the total tax. So that's gonna be the total tax, which is gonna be equal to the tax before credits and other taxes. And then I'm gonna subtract out the credits and I'm gonna add the other taxes. So that's gonna give us our total tax.  For example, we'll talk more about that later, but we have the tax payments, payments, which is like withholdings included in that and refundable credits, refundable credits. So we'll talk more about those later and that'll give us finally down to the tax due or refund, tax due or refund.  So here we have the tax and then we had the payments that we made, which would be like your W2 payments or withholdings that would be included here to finally get to the amount due or refund. We would also include those other refundable credits if applicable here, usually for lower income tax returns such as an earned income tax credit and a child tax credit possibly. Now we could make this, we got this table down a little further, we can move it up a little bit. We'll go into more formatting of it though in future presentations. So this is the kind of rough draft we put together. We'll go back into it. We'll add some more underlines to it. We'll make it look a little fancy. We'll probably need to do a spell check on it at least. And then we'll start to add sub reports which will be similar to the 1040 branching out to other things that feed into it like the schedule one, schedule two, the schedule A, B, C, D, so on that we'll add in and we'll see how this whole thing kind of fits together as we think about each of these line items. And we'll start to go through these in the presentations like line item by line item, what's included in income, what is income? How do you, what's that impact on the finance? What's included in the adjustments? What's included in itemized deductions? Standard deductions, who qualifies for what? When do those go up? And we'll start looking at these basically line by line or try to, that's the general outline that we can kind of think about progressing forward.


How's it going guys? And welcome to kind of a special video. Today I'm going to be doing what I said in my previous mold video and I'm going to be going over all of these ones that my fiancé's mom has previously already slip cast. So without further ado let's go ahead and start looking at these one by one. So I'm doing manual focus on this so I can try to get this as best as I can. So sorry if I accidentally blur them a bit at some point. So this right here looks like a little lamb. It was probably part of an activity scene honestly. I'm going to put that one down. And right here it looks like we have kind of like some kind of bear. It needs a lot of care and love this one. Looks as though it maybe it actually sits on its side. I don't feel like it does. I feel like this one kind of didn't come out very well but that's all right. We have another bear and all of this stuff on the side it actually can be cleaned up but I don't do the cleaning my fiancé's mom actually does. But I might actually have her kind of show me what I need to do in order to do that. But this is a cute little bear. Right here we have a deer or a doe. You can see this is where everything's poured in. A nose needs to be cleaned up in the ears as well. Here's that one I've been talking about for a while that I really like. I think it'd be really nice to fire this up. There's a little bit of a mistake right there but you have the mold so you can create a bunch of these guys. We can't forget that we also have some boxes as well. This one right here is pretty nice. It's kind of like a seashell box. Looks as though it might have got warped just a little bit. That's all right though. Like I said everything can be report again and we're not low on slip and you know that. All right let's go ahead and pick this guy up. Oh I like this. I didn't see this one before so this is a mouse on top of a little tiny clock. I love clocks. They're just so especially the old style ones are so cool. And oh this guy back here. I like this guy. Let's pull him out like this one. This is actually an incense holder. How cool is that? That is definitely something that I would love to have fired. And you can pretty much mass produce these things too. Man that's so cool. I'm gonna have to do it gently because I don't want to break these guys. They're very brittle so here's an example right here of a mistake that you can make. If you put the lid on here well it's still wet. It actually can adhere together so this box is kind of sealed. It might be able to with a little bit of running something through the edge be able to actually separate it again. But let's look at a really nice box over here that we have. I'm gonna go ahead and move it around. Look at this one. That heart design came out so good. Look at that and you can remove it. Looks like it has a little split in it but that actually can be fixed with adding some clay to it. Look how nice that looks. Really enjoy that box. Let's move this over here. One that we made together the other day if I go ahead and grab it is that semi truck. It actually dried very well. I don't know if you can tell the colors much lighter now. And if we fired it we could actually put like a little peg in there that allowed it to move back and forth. How cool is that? Let's go ahead and put that down. And of course we have some more detailed ones too. This is also part of a nativity scene I believe. But look at the detail in this guy's fur. It's insane. All that detail. Looks like we have some flat dogs. I showed you guys briefly before. It's very cute. And then right here it looks like we have some kind of bowl. There's a huge stack of these guys too if you can see back there. So this is just one of those. Sometimes the mold has multiple different tiny little pockets that have the same design so you can pour them and make them in more large kind of bulk. If we look up here we have a really nice sunflower kind of dish. If you fired this you could glaze it. Maybe you could even do something like put your spoons on it or something. I think that would be pretty cool. Focus back in on it. What do you guys think? Let's go ahead and put this back. I didn't grab this guy. This guy right here is an owl. See if I can get the right focus on here. There we go. I'm not used to using a manual focus. Forgive me. Pretty cool. The bottom still needs to be cleaned off. And then St. Patrick's Day. We have a little guy right here, a leprechaun. I don't know why I couldn't think of it. It kind of looks ominous when you look at it like this. It's just like, how you doing? Pretty nice little thing. That'd be really cool for painting maybe even for kids. Then we have, of course, we have a more designed kind of things like this. Move it in a little bit closer. There we go. Man, I really like this kind of stuff. I'd love to just like, I don't know, pour like a cocktail in there or something. I think that'd be kind of cool. Drink it out of a fired kind of old style cup. Let's see if I'll move me this guy out of the way. Looks like we have some kind of stroller. I guess you could put a baby in there or something. Back you can tell is the more damaged part. But like I said, sometimes the slip just pulls the dirt off the mold and the next time you pour it, it'll be a lot better in its quality. You could do something funny and put maybe like one of the little mice or, I don't know, dogs in there or something. You could grab like this guy and be like, this is my baby. All right, there we go. I'm gonna set that back down. If I reach towards the top right here, we can look at some of the ones that I really like. And you probably already know what I'm talking about. It is these chess pieces and oh man, oh man, let's focus in on these guys a little bit farther away. That would be so cool if we could just find the rest of these guys. And I have that scroll side. Love to make my own kind of little chessboard. Man, that would be so nice. And then up here, there we go. We have another chess piece. I believe that's a rook. There we go. And we have two of these guys, but I'm just going to show you guys one of them. There we go. Pretty cool. Man, I really want to make a chessboard. I know I keep saying it, but man, do I want to make a chessboard? And we have a polar bear. It's pretty cute. Has a little bit of a hairline crack. It's repairable though. If you wet it down a little bit, you can seal the crack. And this is kind of cute, but I think it might be missing something. It looks like a nice basket and all, but it has a hand on it. We're at least part of an arm. So I'm thinking this goes with something much larger, so we're going to find the other piece to that. I got to hand it to you though. These molds are pretty cool. Are these slip casts? I can even make the pun. Man, all right, here we go. We have this cute cat. Let's actually zoom in or focus in a little bit more for these smaller guys. Yeah, look at that. How cute is that? I put that back up there. We got some bigger ones, so let's go ahead and focus out a little bit. I'm going to bring this guy in. This is something I really want to fire. Look at that. It has a teacup. Clean up the edges. Maybe throw it in the microwave kiln and see if it can actually get to a harder consistency.  I love that. Big fan of Victorian stuff. All right, and these guys are really cute. Look at this guy. Looks as though his tail is kind of missing, but it's a cute little cat. You guys know I love cats. So right over here, while these guys are really small, look at this guy.  That's so cute. Love it. And I don't know if I've shown this guy yet, but he's kind of loafing. Very cute. And then I like this one. This is one of my favorites because of the fur texture on there, the details in the face. What do you guys think about that one? I know we have someone's farther in the back, but I don't know if I want to really risk grabbing ones that are too far back without first moving the ones that are in front. I don't want to break any of them.  And I think that comes in a set actually. That's exactly why I didn't break it though, luckily. This guy looks really cool. Let's see if we can get him out of here. Look at this. Now this is something that I would definitely see like my grandmother buying or maybe even I'd pick it up. It could be, you know, any color you want to if you wanted to paint it. The details in the flowers are still there too. And I really like this one. Let's put this back towards the back. I think I see an egg. I'm not sure, but I could swear that I see an egg back here. Let's see if I can pick it up. Probably not going to put it back though. Yeah, this is just an egg. I think I might have laid on its side a little bit because we got some flat spots.  That's still cool. Nice little egg. Let's see if we have some bigger stuff and then I'm going to finish off the video. Ooh, this one right here. This is going to be the last one. It's going to be hard to get in here, but look at this seashell. This is one I'm really excited to mess with. We actually put holes at the bottom because we can totally turn this seashell into a planter. How cool is that? I would love to plant like some herbs or something in this. Very nice. But yeah, what do you guys think? I hope you guys enjoyed all these really nice slip casts, little tiny things right here. If you guys enjoyed this video, please consider subscribing and checking out my Patreon. And as always, a huge shout out to my Patreons. Thank you guys so much for your support. You guys are awesome. If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to comment, rate, and subscribe. And as always, I'll see you in the next video.


Hi, my name is Andrea with Foodimentary Adventures in Food. And this week I'm sharing four simple and delicious recipes using Posteroni. And as always, I'll make sure to leave the recipe links the description box. Today I'm making simple skillet chicken stroganoff. You are going to need butter and garlic Posteroni, butter, some chicken breast and I have sliced them pretty thin.  So we're going to start off by adding our chicken and mushrooms to melted butter, adding my seasoning and I'm just going to cook my chicken and mushrooms until that chicken is no longer pink. So my chicken is done cooking and now I'm just going to remove it from the skillet and that same skillet I'm adding in my water and milk and I'm just going to let this come to a boil. Now that the mixture has come to a boil I'm going to add in my pasta and the seasoning package and I'm going to give it a stir and let this boil uncovered for about four or five minutes. So it's been about five minutes and that pasta is cooked through. I'm just adding that chicken and mushroom mixture back into the skillet and if I didn't mention it, I turned the burner off and now I'm just going to add in that sour cream and I'm going to give it a good stir and then I'm just going to let this mixture thicken up a little bit. Okay, so here is everything all plated up. As you can see, it was so easy to make. You've got the richness from the sour cream and the chicken is nice and tender. Serving it with some stir-fried broccoli and a bread stick. Today I'm making Italian herb and sausage linguini. You are going to need olive oil and Italian herb, pasta roni, some sliced onion and green bell pepper. You're going to need eight ounces of sliced Italian sausage, some water and olive oil. So we're going to start off by browning our Italian sausage in our veggies. The original recipe actually suggests or says that you should add in your veggies the last five minutes of cooking time for the dish, but I want my veggies sauteed. So, and I want them to pick up that flavor of that Italian sausage. So I am cooking my veggies with that Italian sausage. So my sausage and veggies are finished cooking nice and brown. You just saw me add in some water and now I'm adding in a little bit of olive oil. And next I'm going to add in the contents of the pasta roni and that seasoning package. And now I'm just going to give this a good stir and then I'm just going to let this simmer uncovered for about 10 to 12 minutes or until that pasta is cooked through. Okay, so here is dinner all plated up and this is very tasty, has a really good flavor. And I am serving it with a side of green beans. So this is what we're having for dinner tonight and we will see y'all next time. For dinner tonight, we're making Cajun Pasta Supper. You're going to need a box of garlic and olive oil, vermicelli, chopped bell pepper, creole seasoning, water, shrimp, Italian sausage and stewed tomatoes. So the first thing we're going to do is brown our Italian sausage and bell pepper until the sausage is cooked through. And I did take my Italian sausage out of the casing so that it would crumble. Okay, so my meat is done. I just took it out of the pan, put it in another bowl and now I'm going to add in my stewed tomatoes and it says undrained and my water. And one thing I wanted to mention to you is that the sausage that I used in the other meal, it only called for half of the package so I was able to use the other half of the meat today. So that's really kind of a money saving measure. So I'm going to let this come to a boil. Okay, so now that the mixture is boiling it's time to add in my pasta, the Cajun seasoning or creole seasoning. The seasoning mix from the pasta and the shrimp. And I'm going to let this boil uncovered until that pasta is tender and that shrimp is cooked through. So my pasta is finished cooking. Now I'm adding that Italian sausage and those bell peppers back into the mixture. Gonna give it a good stir. Then I'm going to remove it from the heat so that sauce can thicken up a little bit. Okay, so here is everything all plated up. This is not super spicy. It's pretty mild to me but if you're sensitive to spice then I would probably cut down on that creole slash Cajun seasoning. And I am serving it with some leftover broccoli that I had in the fridge and some garlic bread that I popped in the air fryer. So this is what we are having for dinner tonight and we will see y'all next time. So for dinner tonight I am making cheesy beef corkscrew. So you are going to need four cheese corkscrew pasta.  I'm using lean so I don't have to worry about draining it after I cook it. I'm gonna season my ground beef with the hamburger grill shaker seasoning. You don't have to season it with whatever you'd like. You're gonna need some butter, water, and milk. So we're gonna start off by browning our ground beef and I'm just sprinkling in some of that hamburger seasoning. So my meat finished cooking. Now I am adding in my water, milk and my butter. And I'm just gonna let this come to a boil. Now that the mixture has come to a boil, I'm just adding in my pasta and the seasoning packet that came with it. Gonna give it a good stir, reduce the heat to medium and let this simmer uncovered until that pasta is done. Okay, so here is dinner all plated up and it is very tasty, nice and savory. And I am serving it with green beans and a bread stick. I hope you all enjoyed this video. If you did, please make sure to give us a thumbs up. It really helps out our channel. If you liked this video, I have an entire playlist of quick and easy dinners using convenient pantry items. And of course, if you haven't subscribed, we'd love to have you. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you all next time.


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Life on the Red Horse Ranch. Our other, Alabama knew there was a possibility of finding oil on the Red Horse Ranch. A representative of an eastern oil company has made tests on the ranch and has asked for an oil lease on the land. And now, we're waiting for Alabama to explain just how he made this discovery. We first join Mr. Carter, his daughter Rose, and Mr. Niles, the oil company representative at the ranch house. Well, Mr. Niles, I have good reason to believe that what you're telling me is the truth. That's the way I want you to feel, Mr. Carter. I'm glad you've taken time to investigate my standing and my company's standing. Have you read the lease over carefully? Yes, and I had my lawyer look it over in town. Everything seems to be satisfactory. Then I understand you're ready to sign the lease. I have your check here. There's no use wasting any more time. We'd like to get started drilling as quickly as possible. Are you sure that there's oil under this land? Well, Mr. Carter, as sure as a person can be until he's actually drilled, our geological tests make us pretty certain. Well, Rose, I don't suppose you have any objection to my signing this lease. Oh, it's marvelous, Dad, but we won't have to leave the ranch, will we? Why, certainly not. This oil lease merely gives the exclusive right to drill for oil on your land. We pay you the specified amount for the lease, and if oil is discovered, you'll receive your oil. Where do I sign? Right there, Mr. Carter. That's fine. I'll take this to town right away and have it filed. All right, Mr. Niles. I still can't realize just what's happened. And I hope it turned out to be what we expect. Well, I'll go now. Oh, no, Mr. Niles. We want you to stay for supper. Yes, of course, of course. Stay, Niles. The rest of the boys would like to meet you. Well, don't mind if I do. Certainly a wonderful ranch you have, Mr. Carter. Oh, listen. There are the boys out on the veranda. Let's go out and join them. I've met Mr. Niles before. Yes, we had quite an interesting meeting. Yes, sir. Alabama's responsible for this discovery that may mean a lot to all of us. Alabama, I think it's time for an explanation, don't you boys? Oh, yes. Alabama's the hero of this business. Well, I'm afraid you're mistaken this time, folks. You'll find the hero of this little story out on in the pasture corral. What? Out there in the corral? There he goes, talking in circles again. I'm talking about Red. If it hadn't been for him, I'd never have suspected that there was oil in a way around here. Well, how in the name of Job would a horse find oil?  There was nothing to surprise me, because he hadn't been in off the open range for more than six months. But it wasn't until about two months ago that I began noticing something powerful strange about Red's appearance when he'd get back off of them, John. Well, I saw him come back and I couldn't see anything different from usual. Well, it was just a happen chance, I guess, that I did. Just one little thing. I noticed dust hanging to Red's fetlock. I didn't think much of it for a while, but finally I thought I'd get down there and see what caused it. I found out it was oil on that horse that made the dust stick to his fetlocks like that. Where in the world did Red get oil on his fetlocks? Well, that's what I was wanting to find out. If he'd been walking in oil, it had been on his hoof. Sure, yeah. So I figured out that if there was oil on top of water, Red might wade in and keep his hoofs clean and at the same time get some of that oil up on his fetlock. So finally, Tenderfoot and I decided to see if we couldn't follow Red when he started off in the night. And that's when you saw him join that band of wild horses? Well, let's not get into that part of the story. Some of these long horns like Idaho here kind of inclined to doubt things they don't see for themselves. Well, Alabama, after what you've already told, I believe Arizona here could lick a mountain lion if you told me he could. Well, we followed Red a long ways on over in the hills near where the Red Horse Ranch touches the Badlands. There's where Red crossed a little stream and further up we found a spring bubbling out of the rocks, and I was right. There was oil on top of the water in that spring. It's a remarkable story, Alabama, and a remarkable horseshoe. Yes, sir. Well, boys, let's sing a song for the hero of the story. Only one song that'll do, and that's a strawberry roll. Let me tell you a tale, a good one I own. Of a bucking old bronc, a strawberry roll. I was hanging round town, not earning a dime. Being out of a job, just spending my time.  So I guess you're right, there's none I can tame. If it's riding ponies, that's my little name. Oh, that strawberry roll. Oh, that strawberry roll. He says he's a kiosk that's never been rolled. Guy that gets on him is bound to be thrown. Throwed off the strawberry roll. I would say, Alabama, you told us Red was going to have something to do with Bradford. What? Bradford? Well, I might as well tell it. You see, naturally, Rose, we wondered why it was that Bradford wanted to buy up all the land in the country. He got the bar D and the Flying W and a lot of other loose land here and there. And it's been about three months that he's been trying to buy the Red Horse Ranch. Why? It doesn't seem possible. Well, there's no use trying to get around it. Somehow or other, Bradford knew that there was oil under this land along the valley here. Naturally, he couldn't tell anybody why he wanted to buy the land because they wouldn't sell it to him. Oh, and he pretended to be our friend. He told us he was trying to help us and all the time he was only taking advantage of us. I'm afraid that's right, Rose. Of course, he had a right to buy if he wanted to. Well, this is no time to have ill feelings. Mr.  I love Tex Oins. Give Mr. Niles one of the best yodeling tunes you can think of. Well, how about the train whistle and blues? Let's go. Well, Mr. Niles, Alabama, where's Senderfoot? Well, I sent him over to Roan River, Mr. Carter, to see about that Dawson kid.  Oh, Dad, now don't make up your mind until you see the boy. Anyhow, we're celebrating tonight. Boys, we're all going to eat here at the ranch house tonight. I'd better go in and see how Cookie's coming with supper. I'll call you all as soon as it's ready. Well, how about a little more music now, boys? Hey, wait a minute. Well, if that isn't the voice nerve I ever saw. Boy, it's Steve Bradford here. Well, good evening, Mr. Carter. Howdy, boys. Well, Mr. Carter, I think I've got a proposition here that might close up the deal on this Red Horse Ranch. If I could just talk to you alone. Bradford, did you ever walk out across a prairie and step on a nest of hornets? I don't think I know what you mean. Well, I'll show you what I mean. Arizona, take off your shaft. Oh, gosh, why? Idaho, get that rain barrel out there. Oh, buzzer hoods, don't feed blood. What are you going to do here anyway? Bradford, are you going to stretch yourself over that barrel or are we going to have to put you there? Stand back there. Don't touch me any of it. Arizona, Bob Cheyenne, you each catch hold of him and I'll help you. Tex, you get the honor of laying on the shafts and don't hold yourself back. I've been an itching for this day to come. Gimme them shafts. I'll show them something. All right, lay on, Tex. That's plenty. Turn them loose, boys. Well, I'll not forget this, Alabama. Well, we didn't figure you'd be able to. It might remind you which side of the fenster stay on from now on, Bradford.  This isn't the last you'll see of me. Any of you. It doesn't look as though anyone's taking Bradford's threat very seriously. Alabama still insists on bringing Trigger Dawson's boy to the Red Horse Ranch. Perhaps we'll all get to meet him.