I've been asked numerous times if I've quit playing Outriders, today I'll bring you guys the answer to that, and why I just haven't been interested in the game for a while now. How's it going guys? My name is DPJ and if you do enjoy the video, leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more Outriders, be sure to subscribe. So Outriders right now is probably in the best spot it's being in since release. No, this doesn't mean in the sense of the community and how many people are actually playing the game right now. I mean it more in the sense of the game is actually pretty solid. It's in a solid state. It's playable compared to what it was like way back when when it was first released and we all just struggled with the bugs and this and the other. It was pretty hard for many people to enjoy it. Personally for me though, even at its worst state, I was still enjoying the game because it still had plenty to do and offer. But as much as I was enjoying it from day one, it all of a sudden just crashed and me like many many people just got seriously bored seriously quickly. It seemed like an overnight thing. I don't think it was but it seemed now looking back like it was just an overnight thing. I don't know I can't remember what happened but it's a weird one. Now when the grind was gone for me again did become a little stale. I mean I still had things to do like level of the classes but for me I knew after doing everything come my trickster. Once they were leveled the same grind for that same loot awaited me and that's why for me the game kind of crashed. PCF then reintroduced well introduced day three DLC with a massive update which seemingly for a lot of people fixed the game from the majority of the game breaking bugs that they were experiencing. Also added in new content for this I feel 100% was a great move by PCF because it truly was what the game needed and it well the community needed sugarcoating before any new DLC was to come out. I mean like if the DLC came out and the game literally was still left in the state it was. I didn't do anything with it just kept quiet as they were doing until they released or announced new DLC the four new expeditions is that and the other. If they would have completely left that the game and just worked on the main DLC which comes sometime next year I don't feel it would have been or well it's quite as popular as it will be due to a lot of people still being angry at PCF but then sugarcoating the community dropping through DLC putting the game in a decent state before the main DLC comes out is a well was a great great move we cannot deny that. Now when this DLC will come out I haven't got a clue but as soon as it's announced obviously I'll let you guys know but I will be streaming probably a week or two earlier just to prep for the DLC get used to outriders because I know if I jump back on it now just be so lost I really would but yeah I ain't quitting outriders anytime soon I made some great friends playing the game many of you guys who supported me while streaming trust me people those days will indeed return let's just hope this DLC is great and it's what we want but yeah that's all I'm waiting for it's just for me right now I get real bored real quick of games like these when there's just nothing else to do I mean I've grinded the heck out of this game just can't do it no more it's the same with Destiny I mean Destiny's got new stuff coming I went back for the 30th anniversary event but it just felt I mean it was new but it just felt like the same shit I keep adding in it's the same shit over and over there are safe reskins it just feels like that to me it's just one of those things I mean yes when Witch Queen comes out you gotta jump in and play that but until then Destiny's a hard one for me to actually play and enjoy at the minute it's just crazy like that now when it's actually DLC is coming out we don't know yet what PCF have teased it might come within the new year so does that mean early January that would be absolutely amazing what I will say is February is a busy time for gaming and you need to time this right for sure because let's face it time in a game a great game wrong and we know this from past experience can ruin the game the best of games time for two is a prime example that game was incredible released at the wrong time more or less failed not many people even experienced it because there's just so many other games out in and around where it was released so yeah shame on respawning shame on EA because that could have been one of the best multiplayer games I mean the story the story in time for two was probably the best story I've played but even the multiplayer side of time for two another level another level also the problem is I mean people have already been stained by PCF left with a bit of taste in their mouth due to past experience with outriders I feel an ill time release people will pick and choose bigger and more promising titles if released at the same time people skip outriders if it releases say at the same time as the witch queen not that bad I mean you still get some people playing it but I guarantee you the bigger issue is destiny more people just jump on destiny so they need to time it right for sure but yeah guys I haven't quit outriders just having a break and I will return very soon indeed New Year's just around the corner guys I mean if they just surprise drop it January 1st imagine that that would be incredible but yes guys the end of the video has arrived I hope I answered any questions you may have had regarding me and outriders if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps me out and hopefully people I will see you on that next one


Good morning everyone. Hello and welcome to hyperpublic symposium on designing privacy and public space in the connected world. My name is Urs Gasser. I'm the executive director of the Birken Center and serve today as the co-host of this event together with my colleagues Judith Donoth and Jeff Wong. So a warm welcome. It's fantastic to see so many friends and colleagues, old friends and new friends, also from the other side of the Atlantic. So this is very exciting for me. Let me introduce some of the core themes and issues of this symposium by reporting about an April 2011 court decision of the Federal Administrative Court of Switzerland, which is my home country. And I will stick closely to my notes because I try to be very concise and brief this morning. So forgive me for that. In the April ruling, the Swiss Federal Administrative Court required Google Switzerland to take extra measures in the context of its street view service to be compliant with Swiss data protection law. The court required that Google not only uses automatic blurring technology to obscure people's faces and number plates of vehicles, but manually blurs other identifying features, such as skin color and clothing, from people photographed in front of so-called sensitive establishments, such as, and listen to the order of the words, women shelters, retirement homes, prisons, schools, courts and hospitals. Also Google is not allowed to provide views into gardens, backyards and the like, that a normal pedestrian pedestrian wouldn't see when walking by. This ruling here only used as a placeholder, so apologies to our colleagues from Google in the room. Nicely illustrates, I think, some of the core themes and topics of this conference and the topics that we seek to address today. First, the ruling illustrates the complexity of the phenomenon under investigation, the delineation between of the private and the public in the digitally networked environment. The street view case not only serves as a proxy for the ways in which digital technology shift the line, the boundaries between private and public, but I think it also demonstrates the need for a much more nuanced granular and context-sensitive definition of what privacy means, including privacy in the public space, such as streets or libraries, to refer to David Weinberger's excellent blog post. Second, the Swiss street view ruling against which Google, by the way, has appealed reminds us of the power of and responsibility for design choices. The power of design choices, in this case, concerns the ways in which Google is built from the design of the underlying code to the ways in which pictures are taken. A number of power effects, if you will, can be isolated. Design choices can have enabling effects. In the case of street view Switzerland, over a thousand companies, small and large, have used street view to build on top of it innovative services and provide products. Design choices may have leveling effects. Street view allows, for instance, disabled users to explore cities in a way that would only be available to people without handicap. But of course, design choices also have a constraining effect. They determine what we can do with technology, how we use it, and for what purpose. From a cyber law perspective, this constraints, perspective has gained much attention. Professor Lessig has popularized it with the equation code is law. But as with law, I would argue, it would be a mistake to put too much emphasis on this particular aspect designed as a constraint on behavior. I think it's one aspect, but nothing more. Finally, design choices can have unintended consequences and spill over effects. Again, street view is a good example, where in fact, privacy of people pictured in and included in Google's product can be compromised. One of the interesting questions is, what are the corrective mechanisms available to balance this power of design choices, both ex ante, for instance, before a new application is introduced and launched and exposed? Questions of accountability of designers seem largely unresolved. Third observation from this ruling, the street view ruling raises the question, what role social norms play vis-à-vis technological innovations? How do we think about the design? How do we evaluate the design of products and services that are bolstered by social norms? For instance, in this Swiss case, we have seen a significant percentage of Swiss inhabitants actually using street view and seeming to support the underlying choices that have been made when the product, the service, was designed. And then, of course, perhaps even more importantly, how well equipped are we to respond to instances where certain design choices clash with social norms? Our public apologies are on Facebook, as we've seen earlier this week, the appropriate way to respond, or is it about lawsuits, such as the case of Google Bus, or can we envision more productive, more forward-looking, more innovative, discursive responses? The fourth observation I take from the Swiss case, the street view ruling is symptomatic for the types of questions that the legal system has to cope with when operating in a quick-silver tech environment. Technological advancements, commercial practices, and shift in user behavior put pressure on traditional legal concepts and definitions. For instance, what does personal information mean? Street view also nicely illustrates the typical response pattern taken by the law. It seeks to subsume the new phenomenon under old rules, and only over time might react with innovation within the legal system itself, which is often the enactment of new laws or the introduction of new doctrines. The Grockster case here in the US is a great example of such a legal innovation. Of course, much more could be said about the law. I'd just like to add one other aspect. The ruling is also interesting in the sense that it brings up the question of the legal systems, reasonable expectation, vis-à-vis certain design choices and limitations. In this particular case, the law expects perfection. The court didn't consider it to be sufficient that Google's blurring technology catches 99% of the faces of individuals pictured. It requested a 100% hit rate. I could distill several more themes and topics from this particular illustration from this use case that I think is relevant for this conference, including economic considerations that play a key role, of course, across the board. And I hope we'll have a chance to explore some of these economic issues as well today. But let me conclude by sharing the following thought. In an environment where the lines between the private and public are blurring, where technology is developing so rapidly, where user behavior is in constant flux, where complex feedback loops exist among technology, law, economics and user behavior, and where norms become increasingly contextual, fragmented and ad hoc. I think it is our shared responsibility and challenge, both as designers and law and policymakers, to think about the creation of advanced spaces for negotiation and conversations about privacy and its boundaries, the exploration of new types of interfaces among spheres and layers, and also the creation of hybrid private public spaces. My hope is that today's conference is a starting point in that direction of kind of moving beyond the traditional discussions and tensions we've seen over the past few years when it comes to this question of private and public. With that, I'd like to turn over to Judith Donath with thanks to her and Jeff Wong, as well as Amar Asher and Caroline Nolan and the Birken team for actually organizing this conference. Thank you, Judith. Rapid fire in the early morning, right? Yes. Okay, good morning. So again, I'd like to thank all of you for being here and Urs for that great introduction. So in some ways, he said many of the things I was going to say here, I will talk in more general terms. I think the focus on street view is excellent. One of the issues around privacy and public space is that we're certainly not lacking for examples. You can open the newspaper on any day and find today between street view and face recognition in Facebook and congressmen sending pictures of themselves to girls on Twitter. The notion of how do we understand the boundaries of what is public and what is private and how technology is changing it certainly is an ongoing concern for pretty much everyone. So I think one of the foundations that we're thinking about here is that it's certainly clear that technology is having a profound effect on our understanding of what is public and what is private space. Both, I think some of the main pieces are there's an enormous amount of data that is being collected about everyone, whether you opt into using new technologies or whether you simply walk down the street. So all of your behavior, which was once very ephemeral, is quickly turning into a permanent record that can spread throughout the world and be seen in different contexts and this sort of movement of context, both in time and space, is really at the heart of what we understand as a loss of privacy. At the same time, the boundaries of how we can see what is public are also shifting as more and more of our activities happen in online spaces where we really have very little idea of space and even in physical spaces, you know that there's a huge construction around our notion of public and private. We all like to go to restaurants, people enjoy being out in public. There's some reason that we like to have meals even with a close friend, a lover or something, but still in a public space. But we have very interesting norms about we don't join other people at other tables no matter how interesting their conversation is. And if it's really interesting, we may listen to it, but we work very hard at not making eye contact so they're not aware that we're listening. If you get, I grew up on Long Island where you spent a lot of time in traffic jams and realized that people forget that their cars are transparent and that the fact that they're getting dressed or picking their nose in this space that feels very private is actually a public space. So it's not solely the online world that makes us forget about these boundaries, but it certainly makes that kind of loss of understanding what boundaries are much more common. So I think one of the themes we want to keep in mind here is this understanding from the design world of how do we understand what is this new public, where being in public might involve sitting alone in your room and typing something which will then be permanently spread throughout the world. But I've come from a variety of different disciplines. For many years I was at the Media Lab which is a technology and design center and one of the biggest criticisms at the Media Lab is that people do fascinating work and privacy is this forgotten afterthought. I then have moved to the Berkman Center which in the tradition of law schools privacy is often seen as a goal in itself as opposed to a means to an end. So part of the idea of putting together this sort of multidisciplinary conference and bringing together people from design and computer science and law etc. is that these different fields and architecture have very different notions about what is desirable, whether privacy is a goal in itself, something that we want to have in order to have freedom to behave in certain ways. Is it something that we really grudgingly accept because publicness is what is interesting to us or is what makes the world interesting. So part of it is bringing together these different perspectives. But I also want to introduce a bit of a historical perspective is that we also have to remember that we're looking at privacy and public space from a perspective of a time in human history that we've had an almost unprecedented amounts of privacy. Not only in our dwellings the notion of a private home but also in the mobility particularly of American society but you know throughout the world if you're mobile you get up and move from the place you were born you lose track of people who knew you in the past. It can be very isolating but it's also a very very private life. So there's a norm of privacy that we're coming from that also might not be, it's not necessarily a given of what was normal before technology but it's a time of very extreme privacy. There's the notion of the fall of public man, the alienated stranger in their urban setting and also among other forces there's things such as the move to a market economy of things that we once relied on very very tight networks of other people working very closely together. It is now possible to live your life completely isolated from any kind of real relationship with other people you can go into work, have a job, move frequently and live a very isolated life and certainly be clothed and fed and everything in ways that perhaps were never possible before. So we should also look at the changes in privacy and public space from different cultural and historical perspectives. Another key element I want us to keep in mind today is the question of who is watching us because that's also one of the big differences between different types of public spaces is that a lot of our issues around our behavior in public is that who is watching has a lot to do with whether being in public is a good or a harm for ourselves. A lot of the issues around online data is if this material is being collected by marketers who are hoping to turn you into a consumption machine, a less than benign government that is hoping to repress your behavior is very very different than if it's part of what makes for a cooperative society. It's very very hard to have cooperation amongst a set of completely anonymous individuals who have a very very high level of privacy but when you have that extreme of privacy you don't have society. And so one of the sort of big underlying questions that I think we haven't seen addressed that much in the discussions around privacy in public space is given the changes that these technologies are bringing that we really are living in this era where data is collected whether it's online or it's your face being recognized in the street, your movements being tracked, your health data being tracked. There is a tremendous amount of surveillance. There is an enormous change in privacy and our understandings of its boundaries but besides trying to move back and recapture what had been perhaps a imperfect and not necessarily real nostalgic space of privacy, the other way of looking at it is what kind of society do we want to form in this world? What are the ways that we can transform a lot of these changes into a better society? And so that's sort of the biggest question underlying this conference. And so as you know I think Amar has emphasized a lot it's a conference also where the speakers are introducing very interesting and different perspectives on it but I think almost everyone, probably everyone in this audience also has a very strong interesting perspective and a great depth of knowledge. So I hope that these issues and the other ones that come out during the different sessions we really want to emphasize how much we're looking for this to be not a series of lectures but a discussion among all of us. Thank you. And now I'd like to introduce Jeff Wang who is one of the co-creators of this conference. Okay, hello and good morning. I would just like to take a few minutes to say a few things about the logistics of this conference. It was a conference that was largely oversubscribed so there's a long waiting list and we had to limit the number of participants to 120 in order to encourage some interactivity, some intimacy, some participation. So I would hope that you would take the privilege of being in this conference to participate. So here are a few more practical information. The Twitter hashtag is hash and hyper public. So you should tweet as much as possible also because there's an installation just outside the door that has been created by Jeff Richknaps and his team at the MetaLab called Oracle that would selectively choose the most private tweets that is received at this tag and then make it public, project it on the wall, but then also create semi-permanent memorabilia that looks like this printed on a vintage thermal printer that you can take home. Then we are tipping the proceedings and we'll make them public or we'll make them available online. There will also be a Berkman intern teams that will go around during the breaks and conduct informal interviews. And again, I hope that you are willing to take a few minutes to answer the questions and be part of this conference. What the Berkman intern teams, I think Claire, Hannah and Shreya asked me to do is to briefly introduce the installation outside the door which is called hyper mural, I think. So it's a mural where everyone is supposed to write whatever comes into their minds either publicly on the wall or if it's more a secret or some gossip that he or she doesn't want to share with everyone on those little sheets of paper and put them inside the box. I don't know what they will do with it but you should pass by and then ask them. And finally, food for thoughts. So after the conference, there is this traditional food for thoughts dinner that is self-organized and there's a wiki site for the conference that you should consult and then sign up for or propose any of those food for thoughts dinners. So with that, I will give back to Judith to introduce the first panel. Thank you.


In today's video, we're opening a first edition metal Raiders box. My favorite set final two of our 11 days of Yu-Gi-Oh. It's been amazing so far. I'm hoping today we can pull something awesome out of metal Raiders. My favorite set. There's no reason to keep talking because we have some amazing openings. Still, this one in tomorrow's Legend Blue Eyes. So don't forget about that first edition. That's a big time box. Let's get right to metal Raiders. We have metal Raiders. Who's ready? M.R.D. Let's do this. Let's open this thing up. Shady Peach, you're getting the first pack. Open this box up. Very beautiful. Classic cards. No L.O.B. yet, but we are getting close to the L.O.B. opening, guys. If you guys are excited for that, Shady Peach, will you get one pack magic right off the bat? Let's see. One, two, three, four. Can we get Pakenio Moth? A lot of gradeable commons in here. So keep that in mind when you pull. Because I know some people actually message me. They're like, yeah, thanks for telling me to grade these. They graded 10s and they ended up getting like $200, $300 cards. We have Rabbit Horseman, Steel Scorpion, Lady Defei, Metal Raider's first edition, my favorite set, Tongue, Lava Battle Guard. And we have a Grande Moth.  I'm not going to complain about Grande. That's a pretty nice. All right, Tyler, congrats. Metal Raider is one of the best sets ever made. Let's see what we can get first edition. I'm not pulled to get Guardian. I've not pulled, you know, anything yet really besides Grande. One, two, three, four. Here we go. We have Paralyzing Potion. Hunter Spider, great price for Tyler. True. We have Occubim, Morinfan, Unhappy Maiden. First Picanha Moth of the day. Very nice. Armand Lazard and Little Chimera. Starting it off, Ofer. Ofer on Metal Raiders. What's new? Starting slow. Maybe we can turn around this third pack. Here we go. Hope you guys are enjoying the video. We are doing a giveaway for a Metal Raider's 25th anniversary booster box. Just like the video, be subscribed, turn on notifications. Let me know down below what you think about this Metal Raider's box and what's been our best box so far. One, two, three, four. We have Empress Judge Soul Release. Come on, guys. Larva Moth, the cousin Moth. We've got Grande, Picanha and the cousin Moth all at the same time. Water Monarchs, Cypressaurus, Jellyfish, Cheerful Coffin. We have a Queens Double. And finally our first Super Heartby Lady Sisters. Very nice. That is a super nice card. Heartby Lady Sisters. Beautiful. Super rare. That's good stuff right there. And Metal Raider's often more gradable than others. Like the print quality is actually pretty decent. Centering looks pretty decent on there. That's a good centering on this box. That's a good sign for the Relator Packs. All right, Vintage Yu-Gi-Oh! All right, Vintage Underscore Yu-Gi-Oh! He knows the deal when he sees one. He said I'm going for that Ultra Rare. What's that barrel dragon? Let's see what we can get. All right, one, two, three, four. We have Punished Eagle. Armored Zombie, look at all that armor. Flame Cerberus. Let's get Louis something. Battle Steer. Pale Beast. Ruks the 34. Jellyfish. Oguchi. Cheerful Coffin. And we have Witch of the Black Forest. Cool stuff. So that's great rare, actually. So you got Pale Beast. That's a clutch one. We got Oguchi. Armored Zombie. Some of my favorites. I mean, which is just a generally good one. So not the worst pack for Louis. Unfortunately, no foil though. Let's get a Gate Guardian. The only time I've ever pulled a Gate Guardian was on whatnot. I'm just saying. So that could happen again. Castle of Dark Illusions. Get Snake. Hibikime. Commonary Attack. We got the Little Chicken. Neuatori. Beastro Butcher. We have Swordsman of Ale. We have the Block Attack. And we have a Sanga of the Thunder. Look at that. Another nice Super Sanga of the Thunder. Okay. All right. We're getting some good Super so far. Metal Raiders is treating us well. Treating us really well so far. Very good cards. Solid Condition on these so far. They look pretty decent. We have 1, 2, 3, 4. What are we going to get? We are 1st Ultra. Maybe a Secret. We are 1 for 2 on Secret so far. Keketek Wolf. We have Saga of the Dark Clan. We have Domo. Impress Judge. Big Eye. Gazelle. King of Mythical Beasts. Musician King. Protector of the Throne. And we have Princess of Surugi. Okay. Yeah. Not great. Not great right there. 1, 2, 3, 4. We have Mushroom Man. Number 2. Last Juggler. Rocko Grigrado. Labyrinth Tank. Lady Defei. Luwing Cran. Lavabadogar. Kojikazi. Oh, and an Ultra Rare Magic Jammer. Interesting. Not the best pull, but when I pulled Magic Jammer, I got Beast Skull. So that'd be pretty cool if that turned out to be what happened. So Magic Jammer's like, it's pretty cool. It's not that crazy, you know, for an Ultra, but if you get a Beast Skull as well, that's going to be pretty nice. Adam, congrats on the Ultra Rare first of the box. I do love Magic Jammer because of like back in the day I used to have a couple of them from Metal Raiders. They're pretty nostalgic for me. Not the best pull though, obviously, but so pretty cool. Rail Whale is back for more. Let's see what we can get. Pack number 8. Let's get something crazy. Metal Raiders. 1, 2, 3, 4. Leogun. Oh, what in the world happened there? That card is jacked up. That is sad. Ancient Elf. Kojikazi. Okay, it looks like they're better here. We have Dragon Piper. Morinfan. We have Pumpking the King of Ghosts. Crass Clown. Pakenia Moth. Second of the box. Not bad. We have a Bug in my room. And I say that we have a Bug in my room and we have a Bug on the card. So pretty amazing. And Witch's Apprentice. Okay, the Pakenia Moth summoned its Bug friends. Okay, Rail Whale got another one. Okay. Good job, Rail Whale. 1, 2, 3, 4. All right. Pumpking the King of Ghosts. We have Paralyzing Potion. Here we go. Insect Soldier. Hunter Spider. Baby Dragon. That's a good one in grade. We have Launcher Spider. Baby Shark. Sort of deep seeded. And finally we have Blade Fly. All right. The Blade Fly is back. Blade Fly is not one you usually want to see. It's like, okay, Blade Fly. Not that excited about that one. Let's see if we can, instead of Blade Fly, pull like, if it's a rare, what would we want? Sangan. We already pulled Witch. I fear you're getting a really good one. That's one of the great rares in Metal Raiders. Magician of Fate. There we go. Got it. Vintage Yu-Gi-Oh. Good luck on your quest to pull something epic. Here we go. 1, 2, 3, 4. Lewis, we have Occubane. The Castle of Dark Illusions. Roaring Ocean Snake. Hibikime. Guilty of the D-Nite. Nebitori. What's that mean again? Can't remember. Electric Lazard. And we have, nope, Thunder Dry. That's a good one. That's a very good common. And the Robin Goblin. Oh, that's it. That feels bad. Feels bad when you get nothing. I feel like you got robbed by the Robin Goblin. The good thing about Metal Raiders, guys, is a lot of these packs, you can make your money back up. 175, you're easily making your money back up with these comments a lot of the time if you get tens. And they're very centered. There's a lot of potential in these packs. All right. We have Commonary Attack. Let's go Orion. Gig Attack. Soggy. That's a good one. Pale Beast. Also an amazing one, in my opinion. Rikishim. Powered. We have Mystic Horseman. Lucius Faceless Mage. Big Eye. And we have Shield and Sword, not Sword and Shield. That's the Pokemon. Pokemon. Okay. Pokemon. Different thing. Different, different one. Those had good comments as well, though. A lot of anime cards in there. That's the best part about Metal Raiders. That's why I say it's the best set ever, guys. That's what I'm saying. Here. Good job, guys. Everyone has paid for their packs. Probably because these are steels of deals right now. These are incredible deals on Metal Raiders packs, so just be happy if you're grabbing these. No secret yet. Solve a second Ultra, maybe even a third if we get lucky. Let's see. And the supers are incredible in this set. German Faction. Let's go, Metal Raiders. Lizard Warrior. Seven-colored Fish. Skull Knights. Armor Lazard. Beastrow Butcher. Little Swords of Reveil. Oh, man. I got to be that time. Share the pain, and I'm sharing the pain right now. We hosting good. We got it. Pack number 13. I think we have half the foils, right? Yeah. The value in Metal Raiders is some of the best in Yu-Gi-Oh! In terms of old school. All right. One, two, three, four. We have Crawling Dragon. We got Immortal of Thunder. Mega Thunder Ball. Bottom Dweller. The Dweller and the Bottom. Watch out. More infant. Stem pack. How many Bacchaneal Moss is that? Is that four? Or is that three? That's nice. That's really nice. I'm a Lizard and Mass Sorcerer. Okay. Got the Bacchaneal, though. We got the Bacchaneal. That's solid. That's solid. I'll tell you. I mean, it's not mine, but I'd be happy with Bacchaneal, because obviously, I mean, it's my favorite card. I mean, this is the best out there. Is there a whatnot expert in here to tell them how to get their $15 to activate? We have Ancient Brain. Feel the pain. We have Tongueal. Swall Battle Guard. That's a pretty nice. I think these do pretty well, actually, in PSA. Tremendous Fire. Beastrow Butcher. Oh, man. That was a weird sound. Beastrow Butcher. Dome of the Angel of Silence. Little Swords and a Veil. Is this it? Lock Attack? No, it's not. One more card. Mask of Darkness. I feel like Mask of Darkness actually, I feel like it's a $100 card in a 10, which is like so many of the rares are $100 cards. We're already on $15. Metal Raiders is flying by, actually. Metal Raiders is making itself known quickly. All right, Grail Whale. He's trying to get a Grail today. Let's see if he can do it right here. Here we go. We can happen, guys. One, two, three, four. We have Bickery, Bickery Box. Wean Dragon Guardian, the Fortress Number One. That's a classic anime card. Grounded Dagger Bug Rob. That's a classic Ruxen card. That's a card where I just can never say the name right. We have a King of the Omicron. William Congrats on purchasing a Dark Crisis pack. I see you three left, guys. King of the Omicron is nice, but this is such a good pack. Lady of the Fate. That's a classic one. For me, at least. Steel Scorpion. Blue Wing Crown. Lava Battle Guard, another good one. Here we have Dark Elf. Dark Elf's OK. That's actually no foil, but pretty decent right there, actually. So many of these packs are no foil, but they just have so many good comments inside, which is really exciting when you're opening. Let's go. One, two, three, four. We have Killer Needle, Skull Knight, Guardian of the Labyrinth, Tainted Wisdom, Mystic Horseman, Share the Pain, Illusionist's Faceless Mage. Man, Illusionist. That's a good one. We have a Cybersaurus, and we have Magician of Faith, not a foil, but a very good rare. I think that used to be a $300 rare. I don't know if it still is in PSA 10. Wow. This is still heating up. Eight packs left. Three to four foils. If it's a normal box. This is getting insane. All right, Retro. He's been so lucky so far. He's picking his spots. He's like, I feel like I'm going to get lucky here. Retro Baloney has been so lucky. One, two, three, four. Let's go. Will it be something big? Killer Needle. Guardian of the Labyrinth. We have Tainted Wisdom. Harpy Lake. That's a big one. Used to be a $300 rare. I don't know if it's still is. Block Attack. It's going to be up there though. Dream Climb. That's solid as well. Musician King, Protector of the Throne, and Barrel Dragon. There's another Ultra. That's in honor of Lewis. Second Ultra Barrel Dragon, dude. Retro Baloney. He just knows somehow. He knows exactly where the foils are going to be. I mean, we're shuffling and everything. It's not like he can know. He just has this feel. He just has a feel for it. Another huge hit, dude. He is on fire right now. You might want to buy a lottery ticket while you're at it, because you are five for five. No way. Five for five. You mad man. You mad man. That's freaking crazy. A Barrel Dragon. Pack number 18. Let's go. Okay. Yadikaru. Destroyer Golem. Ring of Magnetism. Mushroom Man. Number two. We have the Jiragumo Spider Man. We have Destroyer Golem, Black Man, Fire Dragon, Prevent Rat. These are not the best comments. I'm sorry, Adam. That was, yeah, that was pretty rough, especially for Metal Raiders. There wasn't anything too crazy in terms of comments or rares either. Unfortunately, we'll get you something better later. All right. Pack 19. All right. Blast Juggler. We've got, okay, Dark Crisis Purchase William. Very nice. We're almost sold out of Dark Crisis, guys. Labyrinth of Nightmare. We have Crawling Dragon. We have Launcher Spider. We have Genzo Number 7, Deep Sea Shark, Kojikaze, and we have, oh, the Cate Guardian Secret Rare for B-Way 92. There it is. I got my voice back a little bit for that one. Secret Rare, guys. We're two out of three. Cate Guardian has been pulled. That is insane. Let's go. Heck of a pull. Secret Rare. Best pull of the stream so far. Absolutely awesome, guys. Let's see if this discounted pack can provide an ultimate or an ultra. What is having a fourth? For people like, oh, there's nothing left in the box. People got it cheaper and then they got a third ultra. That's pretty cool. Harpy Lady. Dude, if this is a 10, you made your money back already. So not bad. Got to Karu. Oh, man. Big eye. Ring of Magnetism, Jellyfish. We have a Destroyer Golem, Mystic Lamp, Cheerful Goffin, and speaking of coffin, that's me. Maybe I'll like the coffin now. We have the White Magical Hat. We have the White Magical Hat and Harpy Lady. You actually did OK on that pack. One, two, three, four. Oh, no. We got a bent card up there. That's unfortunate. All right. Trent, the end, Punished Eagle, Armored Zombie with that defense, Flame Cerberus. Where is it? Trying to find it. Oh, it's the cocoon. Our first cocoon is bent. That's so sad. Musician King. We have Protector of the Throne, the LBs Rexon 34, and Starboy. Wow. Where are the supers in here? This could be a six-foil box where we only get three supers. That's possible. Next pack, we're on to number 22. Three left. So in theory, there should be two out of three here, but it's possible to be one out of three. All right. We have Immortal Thunder. We have Megathunderball. Bottom Dweller. Ancient Brainfield of Pain, Swords of Deep Seedon, Guilty of the D9th, Electrical Lazard. We have Dome of the Angel of Silence, and we have a Canon Soldier. Wow. OK, we're going to get a six. It's probably going to be a six-foil box. That's my guess. Unless we go two for two here, let's see what you can get. Got to be something, right? Got to be something. Yeah. Forget that DMG. It's going to be big. One, two, three, four. Here we go, guys. Share the pain. Send me some luck. Last couple packs. Swap Battle Guard. That's a good one. Tremendous Fire. The Int Trent. We have Rainbow Flower. Reocation Powered. Mystic Horseman. Lucian's Face is Mage. There's Heavy Storm, Lewis. Good call. Lewis called it. There's a Heavy Storm. So that's our sixth foil. So it's still alive for a seventh foil here. Heavy Storm. We got the Gate Guardian. It doesn't guarantee that you get seven, but a lot of times you do. Last pack magic here. Will we get another super? This has been a weird opening where we got like the high end first, but we didn't get the supers. One, two, three, four. Let's hope we can get something crazy. Let's get some good commons as well. Battlestear. He is Sue Bay. Last pack magic for Metal Raiders. It's been a pretty good box. Getting Gate Guardian. What is our second Ultra? Barrel Dragon. Yeah, that was good as well. We got the Magician. We have a Rabbit Horseman. Pretty good. Juraguma is a good one. Black-on-Fire Dragon. Prevent Rats. We got Tongueo, and will we get a seventh foil or will it be a sixth foil box? Yes! We did get another foil! Last two. Well done, Grail Will. Suigen. A very solid one, too. That's one of the coolest supers in the entire set. I mean, that's awesome. All right, guys. Metal Raiders is complete. Shout-out to Tomefo Show, Daxter, Puffins of Doom, Renesto, Diana, America Doidster, Liga Gwine 62, Brad KK Beats, Anonitai Show, Ian Musa, Junior Barting, Robert F. Thomas McLean, Changolang, and Joey Castle. Thank you guys for supporting this channel. I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


Hey guys, how you doing? This is your boy Rich from Rich TV Live and richpigsdaily.com where you can join the club and you can win big. Now, huge, huge news from Wunderfai, W-N-D-R in Canada, W-O-N-D-F in America and also listed now in Frankfurt, Germany. So I love cryptocurrencies. I love blockchain technology and Wunderfai announced earlier this week strategic investments with two of the biggest blockchain projects in the world, strategic investments in the Solana ecosystem and Sam Bankman-Fried's exchange, FTX exchange with the symbol FTT Solana is been a rocket. FTT also has been a rocket. So these strategic investments by Wunderfai Technologies into Solana and FTX cryptocurrency blockchain exchange is a game changer and let's tell you why. Right here, right now on Rich TV Live.  And if you have any questions, put it in the description of the video. We'll do our best to answer your questions as soon as humanly possible. Now let's take a look at Solana and FTX and this big news from Wunderfai. All right. So this is the big news right here. It looks like this. Wunderfai announces strategic investments in Solana ecosystem and FTX. So this is huge, big breaking news. This broke on November 8th on Monday, Wunderfai Technologies Inc. And it's WNDR in Canada, WONDF in America and A3C166 in Frankfurt, Germany to announce its investments in the Solana ecosystem through the Incentive Ecosystem Foundation which includes Solana and Serium as the two largest weighted assets. Solana is a high performance programmable blockchain capable of executing up to 50,000 transactions per second. Huge, huge game changing transactions per second and we're gonna get into that and is directly competing with Ethereum for dominance in decentralized finance, DeFi, gaming, payments and more. Wunderfai's investment and participation in the rapidly growing Solana ecosystem aligns with the company's focus on bringing access to the best of DeFi through strategic investments and partnerships. Serium, a non custodial decentralized exchange operating on the Solana blockchain was created by FTX, Almeida, Research and several other partners through the Serium Foundation. Wunderfai's investment in the Solana ecosystem furthers our mission of making finance more accessible and will provide exposure to one of the fastest growing segments of DeFi said Wunderfai CEO, Ben Samaroo. Further, we are thrilled to continue working with Sam Bankman Freed as we are aligned in our vision and future of crypto and decentralized finance. Wunderfai also invested alongside Ontario Teacher's Pension Plan, Board, Temasek, Sequoia, Capital and 65 other investors in the US 420 million Series B round of FTX trading limited which most likely they're planning on taking public. The global cryptocurrency company founded by Sam Bankman Freed himself a strategic investor in Wunderfai, Wunderfai's investment in the incentive ecosystem foundation and FTX totaled 1 million USD. So this is the news that caught my imagination and made me realize just how big Wunderfai is going to become. So let's show you guys a little bit about Solana. So this is Solana.com. This is their website. Powerful for developers, fast for everyone. So you can literally start building, okay? Solana is a decentralized blockchain built to enable scalable user friendly apps for the world. Look at this, 2,195 transactions per second, 38 billion total transactions, average cost per transaction is 0.00025 cents. So less than a penny per transaction. You could see here, join the fastest growing ecosystem. This is game changing for Wunderfai. I really wanna make sure you guys understand what this means. This news is enormous for Wunderfai and why I believe that Wunderfai will 10x. It's already up 100%. Congratulations for investors to God and early. I believe Wunderfai has what it takes to scale because of these partnerships and because of strategic partners and investors like Sam Bankman-Fried that are heavily involved in the blockchain ecosystem. Solana is the fastest growing, fastest blockchain in the world and the fastest growing ecosystem in crypto with over 400 projects spanning DeFi, NFTs, Web3 and more. You can explore the ecosystem on the website. I'm not gonna go through all of it but we will show you a video which will break it down. So hopefully you can understand a little bit more. Says right here, say hello, learn more about Solana and see what makes it great. Just simply click on this to watch the video. Tired of high fees and slow transactions, so are we. Public blockchains have opened the door for anyone with an internet connection to create and access digital markets. The global financial system has the potential to become more innovative. But there's a problem. Legacy blockchains don't scale and therefore the crypto apps built on top count either. As usage has increased, so have the fees and transaction wait times, preventing crypto ecosystems from making full potential. Solana, the Solana blockchain is fast. Who cost? Average fees less than a cent per transaction. Solana empowers developers to rapidly experiment and deploy apps using composable building blocks while never dealing with additional friction introduced by sharding or fragmented layer tool systems. Solana is censorship resistant to users globally. The network will remain moving for applications to run freely and transactions will never be stopped. Yes, Solana is truly unstoppable now and forever. To say goodbye to slow transactions and high fees and say hello to Solana, where you can build crypto apps that scale today. And you can see here scale for global adoption, integrate once and never worry about scaling again. Solana ensures composability between ecosystem projects by maintaining a single global state as the network scales, never deal with fragmented layer two systems or sharded chains. And Solana has been a booming crypto. We're gonna look at the charts, low cost forever. Solana's scalability ensures transactions remain less than one cent for both developers and users game changing fast forever. Solana is all about speed with 400 millisecond block times and as hardware gets faster, so does the network. This is a brilliant project, decentralized and unstoppable. Not only is Solana ultra fast and low cost, it is censorship resistant, meaning the network will remain open for applications to run freely and transactions will never be stopped. So you can learn more about the Solana community, become a validator and develop resources. And you can literally build on their platform. So this is Solana. I'm not gonna go through all of it, but I just wanted to show you some of the key metrics and show you guys some of the reasons why I believe this is huge news for WonderFi. And let's also take a look at FTX. So this is FTX. This is SandBankman-Fried's exchange, which is built by creators for creators. You can see here, FTX climate is striving to make FTX a positive force in the fight against climate change. 1% of all net fees will be donated to the world's most effective charities. Love the fact that they're giving back an FTFT staking program. So the symbol for FTX is FTT. So you can actually buy FTT tokens, which are also climbing fast. And we're gonna show you guys Solana. So you can see we actually, Amanda actually within our crypto community called the buy on Solana at $40, not too long ago, just a few months ago. It is now trading today at $238. It has been a rocket and it is a phenomenal project, an absolutely phenomenal project. So the fact that WonderFi is investing in this is brilliant. This is what you need to do to scale. You need to be involved with winners to be a winner. And let's take a look at FTX, whose symbol is FTT, who's also been a huge winner. You can see here, I marked this up. And you could see that this has clearly been trending up. And actually, you could see from down here, should just delete that. You can see from down here, it's gone all the way up from two bucks to $59.96. It's right around $60. It's been a 30X in a year. This is Sam Bankman-Fried's crypto exchange FTX, cryptocurrency exchange. And you could see here, all the different things that they do, we can scroll down right here and look at some of the key statistics of FTX. It's very impressive, $28 billion in the last 24 hours in volume, $508 billion in the last 30 days. And they have spent $6 billion in lending alone. So you can see here, they've got futures, spot trading, leverage tokens, volatility trading, prediction trading, fiat trading. So they've got it all here on this platform. And it looks like they're raising capital because they plan to go public. So you can see here, futures, 250 perpetual and quarterly futures markets, spot markets, over 100 spot markets, leverage tokens, volatility, FTX pay receive payments with our fast secure and low fee payment processor. You can stake and earn rewards by staking digital assets, fiat, US dollar, Euro, pound and Australian, 11 fiat currencies in total that you can trade on FTX and prediction markets, markets on the outcome of real world events. So pretty wild platform, obviously doing billions of dollars of transactions and you can download their app, the FTX mobile trading app, trade anywhere, anytime with FTX Pro. I got a lot of friends that are using FTX. I am not personally using it yet. Gonna definitely look into it, but clearly this is a platform that people are using and they're liking. Pretty cool here. You can trade all these different assets on FTX Pro. So pretty wild. Definitely gonna look into this more and definitely considering setting up an account with them because they got, seems like they got a lot of things going on and the fact that WonderFi is now making a strategic investment into the Solana ecosystem and FTX is brilliant and why I believe WonderFi has what it takes to absolutely scale exponentially. Now I wanna show you guys why Solana could be so big. So this is Sam Bankman Fried on the Block Crypto says, any products that we tried to build or that even that we tried to scope out, we originally were just definitely going to build on Ethereum because that's where everything was, product after product got into the same death knell which was 10 transactions a second for the network was just not enough said Bankman Fried. Solana's blockchain promises more scalability. This is why Solana is so big and why I think everyone needs to be aware of Solana as a crypto as far as going even higher. I believe it goes to $1,000 a coin based on what I'm reading here. This is just a game changing blockchain platform. Solana's blockchain promises more scalability through a new consensus mechanism known as proof of history. It appears to be favorable among traders. Serium, which FTX announced in July has seen its trading volume top 1 billion last month as per the blocks data dashboard. So you can see here the volume growth enormous. Of course, the benefits of a more scalable blockchain raises questions about decentralization. He said that there are limitations relative to Ethereum but it is possible to get a lot more participation than other more scalable blockchains. Solana has gone down in the direction of say, hey, look, we want the performance of blockchain to be an important criteria of it and we care a lot about the efficiency and scaling and economics of it, he said, while also wanting there to be a sufficiently big group of nodes. Now, what does that sufficiently mean? I don't know. Different people have different thresholds. Right now, there are about 600 active nodes on Solana. At that level, you're certainly going to be in a position where everyone in the world is running a Solana node but you could be in the position where 5% of the world is running one. Bankman Fried added, you can't get the same number as you can with Ethereum. So this essentially means that Solana is now competing with Ethereum and could even be better and bigger than Ethereum. Now, let me just remind you guys where Ethereum is trading. I mean, Ethereum is at my second largest holding behind Ripple. Ethereum is an absolute monster. It's the second biggest cryptocurrency in the world behind Bitcoin at 4,700. If this can be bigger, better, faster then and cheaper than Ethereum, which is essentially what it is saying, that is absolutely game-changing. Absolutely 100% game-changing. Symbol for Solana is SOL. And you can see here Solana right now trading at $237 and $37 has been an absolute rocket. And I believe because of their scalability, their transactions per second and their low-cost fees that this could go to $1,000 per token and they're currently at 237. So huge, huge news for WonderFi. Do not sleep on WonderFi. Yes, there's a lot of catalysts coming for WonderFi but I thought this news was enormous and there was also even more news that WonderFi posted. So let's go through it. WonderFi deploys additional Ethereum validator nodes. So WonderFi is doing a lot of big news here guys. And previous to that, WonderFi announced that they acquired an additional 10 million Canadian of crypto and DeFi assets. So here it was on November 1st, WonderFi Technologies Inc. Today announced this was about 10 days ago is received approval from the board of directors to purchase up 10 million Canadian in digital assets weighted across key assets that drive value in the decentralized finance DeFi sector adding to its existing balance of long-term holdings. Huge, huge, huge news. WonderFi crypto and DeFi asset allocation is driven by research and data insights from the sector and the company targets assets that provide long-term value. All assets are screened for technology risk, market risk and governance risk prior to acquisition and are monitored on an ongoing basis. WonderFi's purchase will be executed using a dollar cost average strategy in order to mitigate short-term price volatility in the assets. The company intends to generate yield on certain digital assets held in its treasury through staking, which is like receiving interest or receiving dividends and other DeFi mechanisms in circumstances where the company deems it to be sufficiently secure to do so. Pretty wild, this is huge, huge news all coming from WonderFi. And I love to know what you guys think of this news. I thought this was enormous news, enormous news and that's why I had to bring it to you guys and break it down because I just thought this news with Solana and FTX is so big and I wanted to make sure you know the people at home who Solana is and who FTX is. Solana symbol SOL been a rocket and FTX symbol FTT also been a rocket. All the right people involved, all the top cryptocurrencies all under one umbrella with WonderFi technologies. Let me know what you guys think about this news. I think it's huge breaking news. If there's any other big breaking news we'll let you guys know first, we'll break it down, we'll make sure you understand what it means. I think that this just means that WonderFi is on the verge of greatness. Congratulations to everyone who got in on this rocket early, you're ready up 100% but I believe that this is a future 10X and this is just getting started. Love to know what you guys think. Comment on the video. Remember, if you're not winning, you're probably not watching. We bring in the winners just like we brought you WonderFi and we bring them to you first. Thank you for watching everybody. Thank you for winning. Congratulations to all of you guys that got in on this rocket, this early stage rocket. I hope you got it in your pocket is your boy Rich from RichTV Live and you can join the club at richpicsdaily.com where you can learn about early stage stocks and cryptocurrencies every single day, 24 hours a day, seven days a week at richpicsdaily.com where you can become a winning trader just like your boy Rich. Thank you for watching everybody. Hope you're having a great day. And I want to also say a special thanks for all the veterans on Veterans Day in America and for all of the veterans in Canada that risked it all for our freedom. Let's just give them a quick moment of silence. Thank you. Thank you guys for watching. Thank you for all of the heroes that risked it all for our freedom here in North America, specifically in Canada, United States where we are celebrating Remembrance Day and Veterans Day. Thank you for your service. Thank you for your sacrifice. Without you guys, none of this is possible but because of you, everything is possible. Thank you guys. Thank you for your service. And thank you for the community for watching and winning with your boy Rich from RichTV Live. I really appreciate you guys. None of this is possible without you, the community but because of you guys, everything is possible. And we love WonderFy. I can't tell you guys how much I love WonderFy. WonderFy is absolutely wonderful. Thank you for watching everybody. Have a great day. We'll see you soon. Your boy Rich from RichTV Live. And I'm out. Peace.


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from I guess where you down about 10 I think you go on about an 18 to one run what was it that you saw that kind of turned this game I just thought we played really hard you know that's it's it's not always pretty right now as we're trying to figure this out and put the pieces together but you know we talked after Wednesday night about raising our standards and expecting a fight and you know tonight I thought our guys rose to it and then some in the fight combat the you know the resilience and you know there was a lot of pockets of the game where we we could have wavered but we never gave in and showed that our team is building a you know an identity and making those connections even if it's not smooth yet Steve obviously Ben had the foul trouble on Wednesday that was in the case now you had him do a little bit of everything just what you make of his performance a step up from Ben you know from the from the jump he was more aggressive got in the paint every time he gets in the pain he causes problems 10 rebounds eight assists a couple blocks you know he's he's starting to show the player he can be and I think he's still got a ways to go so really proud of him you know he shook off a first night and I thought was much more aggressive in a you know in an important game for us and Joe 18 minutes just would you make of his first game in your 11 months it's great I mean it's just great to see him out there you know he he's an important player for us so the quicker we can get him back up to his best is important for our group you know you know the characteristics he brings the teammate but that elite shooting the fight physicality plays with he's so important so just get him out there and kind of you know get a game under his belt was really important let alone giving us depth and inability coach two quick ones I mean just talk about Kyrie's fourth quarter where he just seemed to just make shot after shot for you guys I mean Kai was you know incredible down the stretch making some big plays for us you know we come to you know expect that type of shot making from him but it's not easy especially two games into the year I'm sure he was really tired and you're still trying to get your legs and and he made some incredible plays and second just I think you touched on the resilience fourth quarter every time you guys hit a shot they matched with the shot of their own just to come out victorious in this game what does it mean for you guys given that see so I yeah I probably get this wrong but I felt like it was almost a hundred to 88 and for you know it was a hundred all and so they went on a big run and you know it's trying not to use a time out and save two for the end but it was dicey for a second but that's the resilience that's the fight and I thought our crowd was incredible tonight you know a crowd was really behind the guys the block was great up there and you know our when our crowd gives us that energy when we're tired I think it's really important they gave us a real home court tonight and we know we're grateful Steve can you describe the defense tonight you guys won that turnover battle and it was very different from what we saw on Wednesday how much was that a benefit for you guys I help feel you guys that's win it was a character win for our guys you know we challenge them we talked about raising our standards how hard it is to win in this league especially our group we got a lot to figure out when we got a lot of guys coming off of surgeries and long absences Joe and Ben didn't play last season you go down the line a lot of these guys have never played together so it's not gonna be pretty it's not gonna be perfect and we self-defined ways to compete and so raising our standards of schemes sticking to our game plan being able to go to the second third action offensively staying disciplined building those habits you know it's so important and I thought tonight you know there was there was moments where you could see it coming together but there's also moments where it was just resilience and fight and raising our standards so I'm really really proud of the guys for the effort


Welcome to Nursing School Explained and this review of the fundamental success book by F.A. Davis. This is a new book just hot off the press in 2023 that will help you prepare for the next gen NCLEX. I know a lot of you are anxious and nervous about the new format of the NCLEX, but really the general format of the exam is the same. And now they have these case studies sprinkled in. So I wanted to take this opportunity and point out that this book has not only 1200 NCLEX-style questions, but they also give you these case studies that go over the test steps of clinical judgment. There is hundreds of alternate format questions as well as most importantly, really rationales for correct and incorrect answers. In addition, with any purchase of the book, whether it's digital or in print, you get a free trial of 30 days for Davis Edge, which gives you additional over 10,000 NCLEX-style questions so that you can become really proficient in practicing those. And I wanted to give you some examples here of what the case studies will look like. And so we have a case study here where there is a case scenario that's given with some data, vitals in this case and some labs, and then each case study will have six questions and it will always start with recognizing cues, analyzing cues, prioritizing hypotheses, generating solutions, taking action and evaluating outcomes. So this will kind of flow from one to the next and these case studies will help you prepare for your next gen. NCLEX. And like I mentioned, not only does FA Davis have the answer key, but they give you the rationales for the correct and the incorrect answers and explain why those are correct or incorrect. So this is a very, very great book for you to prepare for your NCLEX, whether you're already in your advanced semesters or just starting out. I also have a special discount for FA Davis products. 20% off I put the link and the instructions in the video description below so that you have those and you can prepare yourself for your next gen NCLEX and be confident going in that you're going to pass it. Thanks for watching. See you soon.