अगर पारलल हो लें, तो उनका डारेक्ष्झन को साअन्स का जो प्र्पोष्टनालरती कोस्टन्ड होता है, उसे होता है.  उब loon ऍंब पर यागटार क भी बी बायाiyaemary , , , , , lii kya plus 5 kya kya toh ju shortest distance hota hai ju shortest distance hota hai shortest distance hum logon hai Patha hi hai is nothing but it's the projection of it's the projection of a1 minus a2 in the direction of in the direction of the cross-product of b1 and b2 chigya toh b1 and b2 keh cross-product mein अगर हम यान मैंवान्स यीटु कर प्रुथेक्षान लेलें। तो वो शेदो basically हमारा शोट्धिस दिस्ट्न्स लेलें। हाता है! औहानाकि मैंसको आपको दिखाने के भी एक कोशिष करोंगा फ्रीट दीजमबत्री के तूं तो यहांपे भी वन क्ऱ बी तो निकालने के लिए हमें क्राऊस पड़क निकालना ख़त्या क्राऊस पडर्क्निकालने का तरीका हम सपको मालुम है हम लोके इक दितरम मनेड बनाते हैन जिस में पहला रो रो ہوता है the unit vectors i cap, j cap, k cap the other row is the components of b1 the third row is your components of b2 let's see what comes out i cap 15 minus 16 minus 1 minus j cap 10 minus 12 minus 2 and plus k cap 8 minus 9 which is minus 1 so this comes out minus i cap plus 2 j cap minus k cap so a1 minus a2 we have got here b1 cross b2 we have got here so let's see what we have to do for the shortest distance projection this is very important projection of a1 minus a2 in the direction of b1 cross b2 so for the shortest distance projection of a1 minus a2 in the direction of b1 cross b2 what does it mean means that we have to take the dot product of a1 minus a2 with the unit vector along b1 cross b2 don't forget this it can be expensive so if you want to take projection then you have to take the dot product unit vector along the along the b1 cross b2 vector okay so let's take it what is the problem in this what was a1 minus a2 I remember to forget i minus 2 j minus 2 k so this was our a1 minus a2 vector b1 cross b2 so it is written above minus i plus 2 j minus k divided by modulus of it modulus of it will be 1 square 2 square 1 square which is actually root 6 so let's see its value will be 1 minus 4 plus 2 okay one more thing here sometimes the answer can be negative so don't forget to take the mod okay mod means to make it positive the modulus of the vector or the magnitude of the mod this is the mod to make it positive so here we will need the mod so it will be 1 by root 6 unit okay so let's see this is our x value so what is the question so what is the question the question is cost inverse cost root 6x okay so let's come cost inverse cost root 6x root 6x means cost inverse cost 1 okay now let's see cost inverse cost theta this is a very important thing which many people do wrong cost inverse cost theta this will be theta only when theta belongs in its principal value branch means between 0 and pi okay so here the 1 radian it will count like 1 radian not like 1 degree so 1 radian of course between 0 and 3.14 okay so it will basically follow our formula so what is cost inverse cost 1 this is the answer so see the answer is coming out so easily let's see which option it is option number C correct answer and you get 5 rupees let's go so this was our mathematically problem solving video now let's see with the help of GeoGebra so friends now we have come on the 3D GeoGebra calculator so here first I will sketch the lines on vector form so basically our line was equal to here in GeoGebra we write capital X and the point which it was passing was 1,2,3 plus lambda times so in GeoGebra we can write any parameter T it is not necessary that you write lambda so 2,3,4 okay so you can see a line on the right side of the screen okay now let's write the other line the other line was our R is equal to 2,4,5 that means the points on it were 2,4,5 plus again T times 3,4,5 3,4,5 okay so you can see both the lines let me show you so these lines are skew lines that means they are non coplanar and they are not available as i told you they are like road or flyover so we have to draw a shorter distance so friends first what i will do here i will try to show the point 1,2,3 so to write the point normally we use our normal trend capital A and 3 coordinates in the bracket you can see here A you can see here okay now let's write the B point which was our B point 2,4,5 let's write it down see this B point is on the other line here what i do let me change the color the color of the first line is a little green yes okay let me show you okay so friends what we have to do we have to draw cross product of the direction vectors of these two lines so what we do for cross we assume two vectors to show the vector in 3d geometry we use small letters so 2,3,4 as soon as i write it it will treat it as a vector although it is not visible and let's write the D vector our D vector is 3,4,5 if it is not visible okay so now we have to show the cross product of COD okay so for cross product there is an order command you will write it and in its parameters and inputs you will write COD vector so you will show the cross product so see cross product dotted line let's make the color a little green let's keep it dark blue okay now friends we have to draw the shortest distance between A and B so first of all make a line connecting A and B okay so you will see that a line segment is made now let me take it come friends now we have positioned the graph that the line that passes from B it will not be visible exactly behind this point B right we have done our view so that particular line passing through the point B is going within the plane of our laptop okay now see what i will do this is the dotted vector because our cross product of COD will translate it means i will move it after moving it i will take it to such a position which will help you in visualization so i will move it to that vector U on point A okay you can see now this distance when you drop from B on this perpendicular line so this distance let me try to show you this distance this distance can you see this distance will be your shortest distance this will be your shortest distance so basically what we do we project the distance between A and B so this length which we have shown this red color which i am trying to show you this is the shadow of A1-A2 so this is the shadow of A1-A2 on the cross product of CND this is the distance which gives us shortest distance so hopefully this video will be helpful for you to visualize how our shortest distance actually looks in 3d geometry thank you so much for watching keep learning and stay safe


Mass events are held in Israel. The multi-thousand event will begin on Sunday, March 31. This was reported by the times of Israel. The participants of the action demand the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the holding of early elections. One of the main demands of the protesters is to reach an agreement on the release of 130 hostages held in the Gaza Strip. They accused the government of blocking negotiations on the release of the hostages. It is reported that the actions will last for four days according to the Israeli press. This protest is the largest since the attack of Hamas on Israel on October 7, 2023. According to preliminary information, more than 100,000 people are participating in the action. Demonstrators on Sunday evening blocked a main city highway, after earlier rallying in front of the Israeli parliament, lighting fires and waving the national flag. Police used water cannon against the crowd, and jostled and pushed protesters back as they shouted that Netanyahu must go, pressure has been growing on the Prime Minister as opponents of his right-wing government have found common cause with the families of the hundred or more captives still held by the Palestinian group Hamas in Gaza. The families have pledged to take to the streets every night this week as they call for the government to bring them home, many protesters carry placards of. Netanyahu's face covered in blood, accusing him of failing to protect the country from Hamas. Even before Israel's war on Gaza, Netanyahu had faced months of street protests over controversial judicial reforms.


Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Give the people what they want. Your weekly movement news roundup. 12th of November. Give the people what they want. Coming to you from people's dispatch. That's Prashant and Zoe. Zoe is in an airport. A fleeing from the COP26 in Glasgow. And I'm Vijay from Globetrotter. Very pleased to be with you. Today is the last day of the negotiations at COP. Not a police convention. It's the conference of parties, the 26th one. Regarding, well, climate change or the climate catastrophe. Zoe, bring us up to speed on the feeling at COP26. And where things stand, at least on the streets of the, of Glasgow. Thanks so much, Vijay. I mean, we spent a very productive, interesting week in Glasgow. Participating largely in the people's summit and other events related to that. The global day of action on, you know, last Saturday. I think by and large people are quite upset with the outcome of the COP26.  And in the sense that, you know, there's been a lot of discussion of, you know, very kind of small mechanisms. Okay, we're going to do X to limit, you know, the emissions. We're going to do Y to maintain the temperature gap. But really when it comes to rethinking how, you know, most of these countries approach production and consumption. We're talking specifically about global North countries. There hasn't been really any attention to this. And I think a large part of this element also of not rethinking has to do with militarism, the military industrial complex. Many activists that we spoke with, especially from Code Pink, from, you know, World Without War, other organizations that have been working tirelessly to bring up the very important issue of militarism in climate devastation. There's something that's completely not spoken about. The U.S. military is one of the largest contributors to climate devastation, not only, you know, in the actual, you know, destroying the environment with bombings with other sorts of military campaigns, but also to maintain the structure of 800-plus military bases across the world. This is one of the crucial measures that was raised and not a word. Not a word was mentioned except for a brave journalist, Abbey Martin, who did go into the sessions and ask Point Blank, U.S. legislators, about what they're going to do about militarism, and they really gave no answer.  They have to pay massive debts to their former imperial masters, even amid a COVID crisis, even amid this environmental catastrophe. So all of these issues remain unaddressed, and so when we see leaders like Boris Johnson and Joe Biden getting up, even former President Barack Obama, you know, pleading on the world to take action, it just really feels like empty words when they are not able to really give any concessions when it comes to changing the mode, you know, of production of consumption that exists in their countries, which is the largest, again, contributing factor to climate change. So it's not going to matter how many bicycles people use, how many reusable water bottles they use when these countries continue to operate in the same way they always have been. And I think it was really inspiring, you know, despite all of that, kind of a grim outlook, it was still very exciting to be, you know, part of the People's Summit, seeing all these, you know, activists on the ground who are fighting to protect the climate, to protect the environment, you know, hearing their proposals for a, you know, a green future, what a just transition would look like. Vijay, you were on a panel two days back about, you know, what an actual just global green new deal would look like. What does that mean for the global south? What does the global north green new deal look like in terms of, you know, paying reparations, supporting technological transfers to the global south? I think these are the key issues that this space brought up and think that we need to take forward when really engaging in a true class-centered and imperialist, you know, having the analysis of imperialism when we're thinking about environment and climate change. And I know that in the coming weeks, People's Dispatch and Globetrotter will have a number of stories that Zoe and I will put together. The streets of Glasgow resounded with two slogans. One of them was blah, blah, blah, which was a comment made by the young Greta Thunberg in response to the kind of conversations taking place inside the green zone. You know, we now got used to calling places where these important people meet the green zone. I only think about Baghdad and Iraq, where it was the US occupations green zone felt a little bit like that, blah, blah, blah, said Greta. That was all across the cityscape. The second slogan was change the system, not the climate. I thought that was quite interesting. Not an attitude available inside the negotiating rooms. Nonetheless, nonetheless, this is very significant. The United States in China did sign the same piece of paper, a US-China memorandum of sorts on the issue of climate. There are three things important in my mind about this memorandum, one of them that they in fact signed it, that they sat down together and they produced a joint declaration. It's very significant in the midst of the war on words particularly imposed by Washington DC on the Chinese government, on the Chinese people. It's significant that the Biden administration, the Xi administration put down a declaration together. I think we should take some relief from that. The second important thing is that the declaration said that the two countries would work together and work in the multilateral system to reduce carbon emissions. I think this is significant. It puts a lot of pressure on the United States now to meet some of the targets. China has already pledged to go to net neutrality, net zero. We know that the term net zero is actually not a credible term. It doesn't mean zero carbon emissions, friends. Don't get misled by this. It's a kind of branding exercise. It means lowered carbon emissions, but still the countries, particularly the United States, pledged to advance the decline of carbon emissions. That's important. But the third very significant thing is that the declaration talked about methane. Now, methane is the second most prevalent greenhouse gas. And here we have an open door. Methane or conversations about methane lead us to discuss the farming crisis in the world. The farming crisis. Look at what the farmers in India have been doing now. A year of protest around Delhi and in other places in Haryana and Punjab, Western Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan and so on. Really well developed farmers protest. They are protesting. We've talked about Iraq where this year farmers have reported to the Ministry of Agriculture. Only one third of the land is being farmed. These are significant issues. The issue of drought of agriculture, of corporate farming and so on. And the methane explosion takes place principally also because of increased consumption of meat products and so on. All of this is on the table now, given that the United States and China signed a paper saying, let's discuss methane. It was not much discussed at COP26. Even the day when agriculture was to be on the table. They discussed things like supply chain problems, liberalization of trade and so on. This is not the way to talk about how we're going to reduce methane. What one should do about creating nutritional food, the question of corporate capture on food and so on. Not on the table, but raised as a consequence of it being noted down in the declaration by China and the United States. Now we should not exaggerate this declaration right after that. Jake Sullivan made a throwaway remark saying the United States is going to work with Pacific Rim countries, East Asian countries to build an economic alignment that essentially the way his language sounded without China. Xi Jinping responded at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit saying, look, we don't want to return to the world of the Cold War. We don't want to have these trade blocks that restrict access from one country or the other. The problem faced by the United States is it's all very well to create these alignments. But for most of the countries in East Asia, in fact, for many parts of the world, China is the principal trading partner. So they cannot afford to join these packs. It's a move that I think to some extent is a little bit politically aggressive. It's not really economically sensible. And I think this is clear. And I think this has been made clear by trade negotiators who don't want to enter into a kind of exclusionary pact with the United States against China. But this is where we are still. I think we should pause and say the declaration between China and the United States of some significance. It's not just the waste of paper that we often assume these things are now waste of paper. I wish someday we could have a paper that talked about the rights of the people of Western Sahara where that piece of paper is taken seriously. Prashant, what is happening in Morocco and in Western Sahara? This is a very important month because this actually marks about just about a year since the Moroccan forces launched a major escalation in terms of the situation in Western Sahara. They attacked the buffer zone, peaceful protesters. They attacked peaceful protesters and forced the Western Sahara, the Polisario front of Western Sahara to also respond by saying that they could not stick to the ceasefire anymore. But over the past one year, of course, there have been a lot of incidents. Morocco is continuing human rights violations in the region. So recently Qadessa, which is one of the most important organizations that talks about the issue to the Sahara people, has released a report where it has indicted both the Red Cross and the international UN framework which deals with this issue for not really doing enough on the issue of Western Sahara on the issue of those who are suffering under Moroccan occupation. So that's one side. On the other side, it's important to note that just a few days ago, the king of Morocco has said that Western Sahara is a non-negotiable issue. And again, recently, a couple of days later, Morocco's foreign minister said that they wanted to change, turn the page definitively as far as Western Sahara is concerned. Now they, of course, they have foreign ministers talking about this issue in the context of tensions with Algeria, which has been supportive of the Sahara people. But it's important to note, of course, that over the past one year has been a very important year in the country as far as issues concerned, also because we saw the Abraham Accords. Morocco joined the Abraham Accords. Donald Trump giving legitimacy to Morocco's occupation of Western Sahara in return for Morocco, recognizing Israel, one of the most cynical deals that we have seen in recent times. Recognize one occupation in return for another. So that was a huge game changer as far as the situation on the ground was concerned. And at this point of time, I think it's very important to go back to, when we talked about COP26, we talked about some of the commitments that are made, some of the agreements that are made of international nature which are binding. And the fact is that there is supposed to be a referendum that the UN has to conduct, which is not being conducted because of Morocco's, you know, Morocco's intransigence for lack of better word. So in this context, I think very important to keep returning to this issue again and again, there have been multiple human rights violations for it. I believe on November 5th, there was an airstrike in which at least two civilians accrued a number of, you know, there were instances of say civilians being targeted with missiles by the Moroccan forces as well. And a lot of these incidents often sort of, you know, go under the radar because then maybe the number of casualties is not say that high for the media to take notice. It's not one of those issues. And the media has also gotten used to a situation where it takes many of these issues of occupation as, you know, granted. We see the same with Israel and Palestine as well, except when there's a major escalation. Otherwise, it's just something that happens regularly. So I believe that, you know, the fact that this is the anniversary of that very, you know, that very unfortunate attack by Morocco and the fact that there was no international condemnation. In fact, Morocco was actually rewarded by the United States and the fact remains that the Joe Biden administration has not substantially reversed any of its positions either, especially on the Abraham Accords. So as far as the people of Western Sahara are concerned, it's continuing. And we spoke recently to one of the representatives of Kodesa who pointed out that the Saharavi people have been patient for decades now. I mean, they were promised a referendum. They were promised an internationally agreed diplomatic solution to be decades since that promise was made. And that was 1990, four or three decades. And the fact remains that nothing has changed on the ground. The situation has in fact gone worse. So how long do we expect the people of Western Sahara to be patient? How long do we expect the people of Palestine to be patient with all these international commitments that are made? I just, you know, thrown to the winds by the United States, its allies and, you know, the situation, the ground is allowed to change to the extent where these powers can finally say, okay, we agreed to this 30 years ago, but now unfortunately everything is different. So we need to have a new reality, which is really the idea that Morocco is also pushing for. So an important anniversary to Mark. A new reality. You know, it's interesting how reality that word gets used facts on the ground, new realities. This that and the other thing on the backs of ordinary people new reality in Afghanistan, not so very new for many people Prashant. You know, when the winter starts to set in in places like Afghanistan, it is a moment of great peril. People are now I think realize that before the Taliban took over in earlier this year. Half of Afghanistan's gross domestic product came from foreign aid, which has been largely suspended. There have been some pledges and so on but not enough has come in. This includes food aid, very significant. The food and agriculture organization just released a statement recently saying two thirds of Afghans are going to struggle with food from now till the end of winter. That's about 25, 26 million people are going to struggle with for food from now till the end of winter. That's several months. The two provinces of Badakhshan and Nuristan are going to freeze in. And you know, recently I was in touch with the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent societies and you know been communicating with them about what's going to happen in Badakhshan. I had written a series of stories for Globetrotter and people's dispatch from the Wakhan corridor, which is in Badakhshan up there in the north. You know, Fezabad, the main city, there's a great concern that as the winter closes in, as the roads close, there's simply not enough capacity for food. In Wakhan, for instance, there has been endemic poverty for a long time. I fear that the starvation is going to get a lot of people and there's very little commentary happening about the possibility of rushing food aid and so on into Afghanistan. The European Union has pledged a billion euros of aid to Afghanistan. That's a good thing. The US said it would provide 144 million in aid, but you know, even 1 billion euros, 144 million dollars insignificant compared to the needs if half of the gross domestic product was made up by foreign aid. This is simply not enough and I mean there's a way in which there's a need to come to maybe three, four times that amount of money, but it's not just the money, it's the food aid. That means food has to be air shipped in and so on. Not sure that there's any interest. Meanwhile, on Friday, there was again another attack in Spenghar district. This is in Nangarhar, which is in the southeastern part of Afghanistan. You might remember this as the area where Donald Trump launched the mother of all bombs. There was another attack in a mosque. People killed, you know, injured and so on. Don't really exactly know what's going on. Looks like this is another one of those, you know, Islamic State attacks, perhaps the Mulalim mosque was struck. You know, it's not clear what's going on, but we know that the violence is still continuing. We know that the violence one way or the other is not being brought down at all. So there is a great deal of concern in Afghanistan still and I'm afraid most of the press has just put their boots on and walked away from the story. Part of the story, as I say, is the ongoing war or ongoing hostilities and the attack in Spenghar is a sign of that. But the other part of the story for me that I think the most powerful and urgent part of the story is the question of hunger and the question of how hunger is going to impact areas which will be snowbound. By the way, I want to just put a plug in for the seven media houses that produce this very important text on hunger. You can see it at the People's Dispatch website, peoplesdispatch.org. Very important text on hunger. It takes a global panoramic look. I feel now Prashant, the desire to slip in a story about Afghanistan and the great hunger, the international red crescent and red cross societies say it is the worst humanitarian disaster in the world today. And by the way, that is after Yemen or Yemen coming second. It's Yemen and Afghanistan in the lead to be the worst humanitarian disaster of our time. Catastrophic. Catastrophic. Both disasters made by war. Both disasters made by war. One of the great pollutants, not only of the planet but of the human spirit. Very, very sad story. We'll come back. We're going to be covering this. We're not going to drop the Afghan story. It's very important for us to keep on the Afghanistan story, keep on the Yemen story. Meanwhile, I gather there's a big strike wave taking place in the United States. We saw Amazon workers earlier. We saw workers at supply chains and so on. And now Columbia University. Columbia University, one of the major universities is seeing a strike. Prashant, what's happening at Columbia? Right, Vijay. It's interesting you mentioned Yemen and Afghanistan because what's common to that, of course, is the fact that the United States and its allies are involved in weapons and selling munitions, providing information, all kinds of assistance to these conflicts which have caused these disasters. Whereas at home, what we see is that there is no money, apparently, to pay for the discussions we've seen in Congress over infrastructure, the kind of haggling that has been happening. Apparently, there's no money to pay for, say, infrastructure as kind for social security of any kind, for spectacles for old people, for dental aid. Interestingly, so like you said, Columbia University, one of the biggest, you know, one of the biggest and most famous in the world, across the global south, in countries like India, of course, people always talk about this big university, Harvard, Columbia, etc. There's this idea, you know, this notion of them being very elite. But what we've seen in recent times is that in many of these universities, student graduate workers are going on strike demanding that they be treated as workers, not at all a counterintuitive thing, if you think about it, but which for these universities seems to be very counterintuitive because for long these universities have functioned as though they're doing the students a favor by allowing them to work in the university. It's like working in a university campus, you know, builds your character, builds your career, gives you more experience, and so for that matter, it doesn't really, and so because that doesn't really matter if you're not really treated as a worker. So it's interesting to note that across some of these major universities, strikes are going on, protests are going on. So the most recent one, like you said, the strike has entered its second week. Thousands of graduate student workers have gone on strike with a very basic set of demands, demands like dental care, demands like wage, you know, wage hike. So I think the numbers basically are that if you look at the cost of living in New York, Columbia actually pays much, much lesser than what a person can survive by. Meanwhile, it's actually got a very, very huge endowment. So pandemic doesn't really seem to have affected that. So the numbers basically say that I think $6,000 to $19,000 below a living wage is what some of these graduate workers are paid. And meanwhile, I think 2020 ended with a $42 billion endowment that the university received. So really the question is that, why is, why can't these worker, why can't these student graduate workers be paid? And like I said, Howard, again, seeing a protest, MIT, another protest on the major university, which, you know, another major institute where again, student workers have been mobilizing. It's interesting to note that these are not just students who are coming together just for a cause but that this is unionizing per se. So it's very, you know, it's not, it's not just a gathering or anything but students properly unionizing in the format that we recognize around the world. There's been a lot of solidarity from other sectors in all these universities where, you know, employees for instance have extended help have tried to, you know, provide support to the pickets. The universities, of course, responding despite their claim of academic freedom, responding by very crude methods including cutting, cutting down some of the stipends. We're trying to divide the union for that matter. But nonetheless, the fact remains that these protests we talked about in the previous episode, we talked about how the United States was going through, going through what was called striketober, where there was this mass number of strikes across various sectors. So after, you know, after the 80s and the 90s, when we were all told that mobilizing for your rights has sort of become, is no longer, it's part of the end of history. It's part of the past. But nonetheless, what we see is that across sectors, we saw teachers protesting a couple of years ago across the country as well. So I think all these waves indicate the fact that increasingly there is a huge amount of disenchantment with the system, with, you know, with how things are organized and when it even escalates or percolates upwards towards institutions like Columbia and Howard, we do know that the United States and its managers clearly have a problem. Well, you know, of course, this is an extraordinary, you know, set of events that at these prestigious institutions were seeing strikes and perhaps this will become a strike wave. Meanwhile, of course, going south from the United States and election in Nicaragua. You know, the result seems to be that the government of Mr. Daniel Ortega will continue. There will be a range of other elections taking place this month in South America, in Latin America and so on. You know, that is of importance. Before we get to them, I just want to say that in Chile, the president, the sitting president Sebastian Pinera was impeached by the lower house for the revelations in the Pandora papers. It's unlikely that the upper house will follow suit, but the right has been dented by these revelations that were, you know, created a political crisis in a sense. Chile meanwhile is facing another problem. The French have refused to ratify a trade deal through the European Commission. In the European Commission, they worried about the import of Chilean poultry, but this is going to have also knock on effects on the election there later this year when Gabriel Boric will stand from the left against the right wing candidates. And then there'll be a second round in December, but that's Chile. Meanwhile, Zoe attempts at coups and so on in South America while these democratic processes are happening. Tell us about it. Yeah, so we've discussed, you know, some of these processes before attacks on both the government of Pedro Libre, Pedro Castillo, who, you know, had a very hard spot, won victory back in June in the Peruvian presidential elections, a second round runoff against Keiko Fujimori. And we followed the step by step how the right wing, you know, first of all, didn't allow him, basically didn't want to concede their defeat. They're very, very clear defeat in these elections. They didn't want to concede. They put up every legal obstacle possible to delay the electoral council from really declaring him victor. And since then they've been putting pressure on in, you know, all sorts of ways. So, you know, creating defamation campaigns online against members of his cabinet, saying that they won't approve his cabinet. Several ministers have been forced to resign. Then a new cabinet was sworn in. And since then they've continued and continued to put pressure against them. And it's unfortunate in the sense that, you know, in the leading up to these recent presidential elections, there was this crisis, this institutional crisis in Peru, which saw several starting with the impeachment of Pedro Pablo Kosinski, and then seeing the successive kind of right wing being able to wield this pressure on this, you know, in parliament to force the presidential vacancy, which is when they force out who's in office. And there have been rumors that they're trying to create a situation of in governability to kind of give the justification for creating the forcing basically Pedro Kosinski out of office. They have made it impossible for him to really take forward any of the, you know, programs and proposals that he, you know, proposed as part of his campaign. They're trying to, you know, rid all left elements from his government. So this is something, you know, we've been watching, we're going to continue to watch. And then just over the border over in Bolivia, you know, a parallel case in some senses, but I think the force of the social movements is really, and, you know, their ability to mobilize and defend the government is sort of what differentiates the two cases, because since the return of democracy in Bolivia just a year ago with the landslide victory of the mass ticket of Luis Arsene, David Chokwanka, the right wing has, of course, not remained quiet. They have been, you know, trying, similarly trying all avenues possible, trying their old strategies of civic strikes, resisting the process of justice. Many of these people were involved in severe crimes against humanity during the coup itself. Some of them are in jail. Some of them have fled the country. But the most kind of hard headed far right leader of them all, Luis Fernando Camacho, he has been engaged in a campaign of creating civil strikes. And so back in October, he had called for a, you know, national strike to try to destabilize the government. And this really did not have much of impact. Social movements took the streets immediately, rejected the strike, called on people to continue about their work as normal. He has once again called another civic, civic strike, the start of the beginning of this week on the one year anniversary of the return of democracy. And then, and similarly, the strike has not been successful in disrupting commerce and business, but they have returned to this strategy of violent road blockades and attacking indigenous working class people. Already one person has been killed in these clashes between, you know, people calling for an end to these disruptions, trying to against the destabilization of their democracy and defending the government. So, you know, when the left wins power, it is not just about winning in the elections, but it is about defending that process of change, defending that revolutionary process because the right wing never sits idly. Well, it's important story. We'll keep following it. Zoe right now is in the airport. If you look behind her, you'll see a sign that says Kazakhstan, not sure where she's going to, but she may be going somewhere interesting. You've been listening to give the people what they want coming to you from People's Dispatch. That's Zoe and Prashant, the co-editors of the finest movement driven news site, peoplesdispatch.org. And I'm Vijay from Globe Trotter. See you next week.


present at this meeting either in person via phone or via Zoom who would like to address the board. I am seeing none. I am hearing none. Therefore I will close the public comment period. We'll move on to item number three which is the consent agenda consisting of the minutes of August 24th, 2022. Program updates, the executive director update, finance report, and a solid waste implementation plan inclusion request. I want to make one point in that the minutes of the August 24th, 2022 meeting, the header starting on page two of those minutes states that it's the July 27th, 2022 meeting, but in fact it relates to the August 24th meeting, a minor correction that I'm sure will be put in the permanent record, but I just wanted to point that out for the record. Are there any requests to remove an item from the consent agenda for discussion? I am hearing none. I am seeing none. Consent agenda then is approved as presented. Next item on the agenda is item number four, personnel rules and regulations, requested changes. This memo begins on page 21 of your board packet and I'll turn it over to Amy Jewel at this point to lead us through this. Thank you. So as the memo states, we are looking to make some changes to our holiday schedule. You'll notice the memo heading. It says discussion only. It actually is coming to the board for board action requested tonight. We did bring this to the executive board to discuss and they were in favor of moving this forward to the full board. So change number one that we are interested in changing is removing president's day from our holiday list, which is the third Monday in February and replacing that with the Juneteenth holiday and our justice, equity, diversity and inclusion committee, which we're really excited about has just recently started. We've done quite a bit of work. And one of the conversations that we had as a committee was that that the Juneteenth holiday, the hope was that the district would want to recognize and celebrate that holiday. And when we looked at the holiday schedule, Sarah wasn't comfortable with the addition of a holiday, but did look at the schedule and say in place of perhaps president's day is one that we could remove. So that is request number one request. Number two is our current holiday schedule. And it's been this way for 30 years is that it's been a day and a half at the Christmas holiday. So that's 12 hours total. So Christmas Eve has always been a half day for facilities. And we recognize that that is difficult for most of our staff to spend time with their family. And we had requests from the staff could we close for the entire day. So if this is approved, it would be an addition of four hours. We had the discussion at the executive board meeting for some of us, we can use vacation time to supplement that, but not operations folks because we don't have other people that can fill in. So when when they request December 24 off, because of family things, the answer is generally no for most everybody because we don't have 25 other people that can fill that slot. We did look at the number of folks that go to our facilities and we had the conversation that we assume most of them will just go on another day so it doesn't feel like a loss of revenue. It does mean we'll be busier on other days that following week. But we think that we can handle it with the staff that we have. So our hope is that the board would approve removing President's Day, adding the Juneteenth holiday and then including December 24 as a full day off. Are there any questions? First of Saturday, do you want to add anything? Anything else? No, that covers everything. Very good. Let's take these in two parts. We'll open it up to commissioners for questions and discussions. So the first change which would be to remove President's Day from the holiday list and add Juneteenth in its place. Are there any comments, questions, observations from from the board? It certainly is a nicer time of year to have a to take a day off in June. On the other hand, of course, it makes the winter a little bit longer if you're looking forward to a day off. And I would take a just got widespread support from both the committee and what you can tell from staff. My personal concern is that it really should be something that that staff would like to do. And it's not just kind of a top down decision. So it's requested and supported by the staff. I personally would be in favor of it. No, it definitely was. And the support for the Jedi Committee work in particular has been very strong. And this is something that was identified earlier in the year back in April or May. And it really was just too late in the fiscal year at that point to request this change. So we told the members of the committee that we would bring it back for consideration earlier in the next fiscal year, which is where we are now. Thank you. I just think that I think it's great to add Juneteenth. I think it's sad to drop President's Day. And was just was there any discussion about just adding Juneteenth and not dropping something? There was, yes. And, you know, due to some of the conversations that came up as a result of the Gallagher Flynn study, which did say that we have a good supply of holidays already. We thought that it would be more readily acceptable to do a swap for one of kind of the lesser holidays. However, we would not say, no, no, no, don't let us have a February day off. You know, certainly, Steph would absolutely appreciate that very much. But we were being sensitive to to the results of that study that said we already are on the on the higher end of paid holidays. We are with other municipal organizations for the holiday but in that study looked at private as well. So that's why. But I'd be all in favor of letting our set. We added it. That'd be a wonderful email to send out. And so it's the opportunity to amend emotion when we get to that. Well, I feel like, you know, voice in the wilderness, probably. Any other comments or discussion? Yes, we have any evidence that this caused any problems for commercial customers, particularly the Christmas Eve clothes? We're we're on the just on the Juneteenth one, we'll get that's going to be I'll recognize you soon as we get to that one. Safe. Yeah, same question. Yeah. But this is somewhat of a public facing change. Well, is it actually Juneteenth? We would normally have been in operations for the public facing operations, the drop off centers. So this is a change, but no, no diminishment or diminution of the total amount of time that's available for people to bring their materials to either drop off center or to the Murph. The Murph would not be affected. Because they again, we contract for those services with Kasella. So they are Kasella employees. So that schedule is unaffected. We're talking just about CSWD facilities. Again, just staying with the Juneteenth holiday. Any other questions or comments? And let's move on then to the suggestion proposed change number two, adding four hours of holiday time, which does have a budgetary impact that's identified in here because it would be additional hours and an additional benefit. But Rick, you want to ask your question then? Yes. Will this have any negative impact on commercial customers that were closed entirely on the Christmas Eve? So again, for the Murph, no. For the environmental depot, all the commercial customers have to make appointments anyway. So that will be unaffected. We don't see much commercial activity at the drop off centers as it is, that tends to be mostly residential. But there could be some impact to small businesses if they, you know, were intending to come in on that day. And then at the Mountain Compost, again, it would be minimal. We don't tend to see much inbound material on a Saturday, which is what this is this year on days where the Christmas holiday is midweek or on a weekday. That is a consideration. So what we normally do, and what we would continue to do, would be to run a skeleton crew for inbound material acceptance only at, say, the Green Mountain Compost, for example, to make sure that haulers could, if they were collecting on that day, would still be able to drop off food scraps. And that's something we do normally. And we would continue that practice. And we did have discussion at the exec board about the impacts after Christmas, which is really when the demand for for our drop off centers is high with all of the post Christmas material that needs to be moved. And I think it was quite emphatic that there would be no no change was entertained for the day before or I guess would be New Year's Eve itself. Correct. New Year's Eve is not effective. This year, though, with Christmas on a Sunday, it is a little different. So Amy, if you could explain that again. So when it falls on a Sunday, our facilities are closed on Monday. So we'll be closed on the 26th, because that would be the observed holiday for staff for this for this year. And when it falls on a Saturday, the observed day is the day before the admin, it would be the day before for operations that are normally open. It's that day. Correct. Excellent. Bring your hands up. Thanks. I'm curious what the Jedi committee discussed as it relates to adding hours to a denominational holiday. I don't know that there was a dress. So it wasn't. Okay. That's a good question. Yeah, we can certainly take a look at that. Other questions and comments from from the board. Again, I'd point out that there is a dollar impact of roughly $6,800. Should that should the additional hours be incorporated into a personnel policy? And personally, I think it's, it's considerate. And I'm always concerned about work life balance. The day before Christmas is is generally important family day. And I think it's a, it's a good step forward for the district to, to give our employees the full time off. Well, the full day off. That's just my opinion. Bring your hand is up again.  When I was appropriate to make a motion to adopt the proposed changes as presented by staff for Juneteenth, in place of President's Day and adding four hours for staff on Christmas Eve. Thank you. It's been moved. Do we have a second? We'll have an opportunity for further discussion. A second. Actually, Rhonda, you can't second because you're from Winooski and bring us here, bring us here at the meeting. Oh, I'm sorry. No problem. We're still looking. I'll second that. Thank you, Leslie. It's been moved and seconded to, to adopt the changes as presented. Bring your hand is up. Yeah, I was going to ask about moving them separately. About what? Moving them separately. Moving them separately. That could be, I think that's, that's a, can we take that as a friendly amendment here? Katie, would you be okay with amending your motion to take, take them in separately? The first part of that being proposed change number one? Sure. I would like to propose that we adopt the first proposed change and adding Juneteenth holiday in, in a place of President's Day holiday as presented by staff. Thank you. And our second year also, would you be agreeable to that change? Yes. And I would like to propose that we adopt the changes to the, add four hours to Christmas Eve to allow staff the full day as presented by staff. What we want to do, Katie, is take them as two separate motions and not vote on, on them together, but have the opportunity to vote on each requested change independently. So if your motion, I hope would be the first motion would be just to deal with proposed change number one, which is Juneteenth. Okay. Paul, I'll second that. Thank you, Ken. So it's been moved and seconded to deal just with proposed change number one of President's moving or removing President's Day from the holiday list and adding Juneteenth. So further discussion on this motion and this one proposed change. I'm seeing none. I'm hearing none. All those in favor of adopting the motion or to remove President's Day and add Juneteenth in its place to our holiday calendar, please say aye and raise your. Any opposed? Say nay and raise your hand. Any abstention? The motion carries. We're now on to proposed change number two. Katie, I'll entertain you to make that motion. Okay, I would like to move that we adopt the addition of four hours on Christmas Eve to allow employees the full day off as presented by staff. Thank you very much. Do we have a second for this motion? Second. Thank you, Rick. It's been moved and seconded to add four hours of holiday time on December 24th. Is there further discussion on this motion? Seeing none, I'm hearing none. I believe them were ready for the question. All those in favor of adding four hours of holiday time on December 24th. I'm sorry. All those in favor of the motion to add 24 hours of holiday time on December 24th, please say aye and raise your hand. Those opposed, say nay and raise your hand. Abstentions, please. Two abstentions. I believe the motion will carry as presented and voted. So we'll have four hours then to our holiday schedule to our time off. Thank you very much. We're now ready to move on to item number five, which is the bond vote update of the materials recovery facility. I'll turn that over to you, Sarah. Thank you. And I apologize. I had intended to have an update to the last month's memo in there. But there is information, both the materials that were were sent out and I have information in my executive director update about the bond vote. We are proceeding with lots of presentations. We've had several this past month. I gave two yesterday, only yesterday, I think it was yesterday. And we have some additional presentations coming up. So yesterday was the Burlington Transportation Energy and Utilities Committee and the town of Shelburne. We have I believe when new ski is coming up is no, but yes, when it's coming up, as is Williston for select board meetings. We have also been going to Rotaries and to the much of the chamber, Jen, you would know better if we've got the chambers coming up, but we have been going to the Rotaries as well. So there's been a lot of great conversations. We have not had great attendance at our public forums. So that was why we initially reduced public forums down from the planned four down to two. We do have the required public hearing will be on November 1st and that will be here at Williston Town Hall. And Chen and probably forgetting some things fill in some blanks for me please. We've been we have the FAQ. I'm sorry, my camera's not turning on. But we have a Q sheet out that has been distributed to our drop off centers, town clerks that want them. I'm sorry, not town clerks. Yeah, on our website, we have the FAQ and also a fact sheet. And we had the postcard that was nailed this week and has arrived in people's mailboxes. And lots of impressions from our digital ads are it's really ramping up and getting notice. Thank you. And I will reflect on and just draw highlight to one of the items in my executive director update on the financing. And I did have a conversation with the representative from the EPA and their grant process is is still in the works. They are hoping to have the applications ready for municipalities to utilize by around mid October. The federal government fiscal year is in October to September fiscal year. So their goal is to have some money out very, very soon and have the applications reviewed within about 60 days after that period closes. So a very quick turnaround, particularly for the federal government. So the hope is that we would have results and know if we are being awarded a grant very early in the next calendar year. So we will certainly apply for the maximum amount that is available for application, whatever that is determined to be. And they are still determining what that range of dollar amount is. Again, the process is for this particular round of the infrastructure grant, which is what we will be applying for is a competitive round, which bodes well for us because we have probably one of the very few nearly shovel-ready projects, again pending a positive outcome on November 8th, ready to go. And again, looking at implementing significant technology that is aligned with the EPA's goals and really fits the bill of this grant program. So I'm feeling very positive about our potential for receiving some funding from the EPA through the SWIFR grant process. And I will certainly give another update as soon as I have it, but definitely in the October Board Packet in my memo. Discussion questions from commissioners. I do have a question. Should we have a successful vote in November? How soon then could you lock in the interest rate on the loan or on the monies that we would borrow? I'm always concerned about the rising interest rate environment. I don't know if you have an answer to that tonight. I don't, but I will double check with the bond bank to see when that would be when that would be locked in. I will have that in my next update as well. Thank you. Other questions or comments? Again, I can attest to the exposure to certainly online every time I'm on social media. I see something about about the Murph medias because I don't do much on social media and I don't click too much, but there's a lot of a lot of presentation I'm getting exposed to. And kudos to staff for working on that. And am I correct? This is about the time that the staff recommends that we as representatives start posting stuff on front porch forum in addition to what the district is posting or not. Thank you for the question. Very good question. So I would like to have Michelle and Jim work up a revised calendar. So we will get that revised schedule out to commissioners within the next couple of days. Certainly by early next week. And so just to kind of, I want to make sure that we are aligning those posts properly. So let me make sure that we get the most updated calendar out to you before anyone does anything soon. So thank you for asking that question. That was important. Again, there are two parts of this. One is certainly to vote, but the more important part is how to vote and the issue of information about our project, right? You know, just to make sure there's awareness. I would like to say that the Jericho town clerk has done a very good job of making people wear on front porch for help to vote for the CSWD bond. So yeah, you have a very good clerk in Jericho. She's wonderful. Other discussion on the materials of the Murph bond vote update, part of our agenda tonight. We are moving right along, which I'm sure is well appreciated by all of us. We're now ready to move on to item number six, which is an executive session for the discussion of the Murph contract amendment and administrative lease. Do we have language to enter executive session? I move that the board of commissioners of the Chittenden solid waste district go into executive session to discuss the Murph contract and administrative office lease where premature general public knowledge would clearly place the district, its member municipalities and other public bodies or persons involved at a substantial disadvantage and to permit authorized staff, other invited interested parties and the solid waste district attorney to be present for this session. Thank you. Anyone care to move this motion? So moved. Thank you, Leslie and Jericho. Do we have a second? Back to me, Walston. Thank you. All those in favor of entering executive session, I didn't catch the comment. All those in favor of entering executive session, please say aye. Aye. Any opposed? Any abstentions? We'll now move over to executive session for those folks through December 31st, 2022 under the same terms and conditions that they've been operating under for quite some time. It's within late most recent contract. Any discussion on the motion? Think we're ready then for the question. All those in favor, please say aye. Aye. Opposed? Say nay. Any abstentions? Contract is extended. Thank you. Next item on the agenda is other business. Any other business to bring forth to the to the to the body? I would only point out for upcoming meetings in October. Finance committee meets on October 12th, 5 p.m. The exec board I believe is October 17th and the full board meets on October 26th. All those meetings are open to all commissioners. If you want to know what's going on, going to those committee meetings is really valuable. So always encourage you if you've got the time to attend. No other business before us entertain a motion to adjourn. Well, Paul, you have a question or comment? We can't hear you. There we go. No, it's our end.  Okay, let's see an emotion to adjourn that we have that has been moved and seconded. So move. Thank you. Do we have a second? Thank you, Katie. All those in favor of adjournment, please say any opposed. They may. Any abstention? We are adjourned. Thank you all very much.


Hey, what's up everybody Ricky Careuth here welcome back to another live cold-call wars. This is episode number seven So I've been gone for a past couple weeks. We went to California did our zero-diamond event there, which was incredible It's actually right here. We streamed it live on YouTube. So if you guys missed that I'm also gonna post my actual talk hearing about a week or two and And then when I got back I realized I was sick so we didn't do last week So here we are episode number seven. So we're gonna cap it off next week with episode number eight And then we'll have our eight winners. Okay, and then we're going to want to get back from South, Florida So sometime in July, we'll actually do our championship round. We'll have our championship bracket style Rounds and then whoever whoever wins the overall championship out of the eight winners that we have will go up against me in a separate session After that for the grand championship guys, if you just tune in into this or wondering how this is gonna play out We're gonna do eight episodes. We're gonna find the eight winners We're gonna let them go head-to-head and a bracket style and then I'm gonna take on the wear of the whole thing so I'm looking forward to that and Yeah, no, I'm just I'm happy to to be able to do this And then we'll see where we go from here if you guys like this we may keep doing this I may go back to just doing just one agent coaching them through the You know through their calls and stuff like that So we'll do a survey or something and we'll see what you guys want And kind of go from there, but I'm really excited about this one today I've got two agents that are on my in my group in my organization John Hamrick right here. He's right out of my office in Gulf Shores. What up, bro? What up? What up? How you doing? good man So tell everybody who you are how long you've been selling all that good stuff Yeah, I've been a realtor for five years started down in Ocala, Florida Built a business down there moved up here about a year and a half ago to Gulf Shores and Started working with Ricky so has it been how long a year and a half at least actually. Yeah. Yeah Before we know it dude, it's gonna be five years gonna be ten years.  Hey, what's up guys? Everybody knows Rachel go ahead and reintroduce yourself and tell everybody how long you've been selling and all that good stuff All right. Well, um, hey Ricky by the way, thank you for having me again Rachel Warrell over here in Panama City Beach 30 a here in Northwest, Florida And I'm super excited to be on here. Oh, yeah, how long I've been selling. This is my fourth year And actually make calls with John a lot on our Zoom call. We have a private Zoom call room So I'm pretty interested John will be a worthy opponent. So we'll see how this yeah city wants game You know, we're good friends me and Rachel know each other for a couple years now. So so do you guys? Let any agents come into the zoom to the zoom call session. Yes. Yes, we do and so do you want to put that? We email me the link right now before we get started So here's what I think we should do because we do we we do keep it pretty like we do have rules for the zoom Okay, and the rules are that you got to have your camera on and you got to be making calls So John, what do you think the best way for them to reach out is to hit us up on Instagram from me and jump in We're always there. Somebody's always there managing the room. We do like to have the cameras on we don't want creepos You know checking everything out. We can just remove those. So that's not a big deal. So, yeah So to camera on come visit watch his call may cause yourself hit us up on the Instagram So we got Rachel Warrell realtor over here hit me up in the DMs John hammeric your John hammeric dot RE on Insta John hammeric underscore RE Okay, email me the zoom link and then what hours are you guys doing the zooms? All day all day I get on there usually by 7 38 o'clock and Somebody's on there until 6 if it's not me or Rachel. We make someone host to manage it So literally a zoom calls open like every day during the week from like 8 to 6 for people to go in make calls with you guys get coached You know get feedback saying things like that. Yep. Yep. We're very positive give tips and tricks get tips and tricks It's it's a fun place to work All right, I'm gonna grab this zoom link right here before we get started because this is valuable Let me put this I'm gonna put this into the description guys of the YouTube description also put it in the chat If you give me one second here, we'll see John Close Link open to anyone Wants to make calls 8 a.m. Central Standard Time to 6 PM such time Monday through Friday All right, beautiful beautiful Dammit there we go Copy save Alright about to get started here. So you guys know the rules No, we don't know the rules. Tell me that I'm gonna I'm gonna put this here in the in the comments there their zoom link Also put in the YouTube Description if you guys want to go in there make some calls with them, right? Oh look at all the comments. I didn't see that What's that? I just saw all the comments Yeah So that's really cool like Shane noblins doing the same thing you guys are doing it like this is something ever people need to get Together and make calls right and and hold each other accountable and hear each other and give feedback and stuff like that I think that's just incredible like we didn't have zoom when I was coming up So this is amazing just even have the opportunity to to hang out with you to make a call So that's really cool. No, okay guys. So here we go. So 30 minutes. I'm gonna put it on a timer Okay, you guys are gonna do hi Aaron What's up Aaron said hi? I don't think I can type in the chat so So you guys are gonna have 30 minutes to go at it and whoever gets the most emails wins right if it turns up being a Tie then we go to sudden death whoever gets the first email after the 30 minutes wins, right? So so that's really the rules. You guys have any questions about that? No All right, Rachel, how are you feeling? Do you are you mean you're okay? Yeah, we'll see how this goes. It's late.  What's your prediction? So John is very charming and very smooth.  I appreciate that Yeah, yeah, absolutely man. That's Alright sounds like we're John's gonna win this, huh? You think Rachel? No All right You guys have your dollars ready. Yes All right, let me get my timer going All right, okay, so get your dollars ready. You're ready to roll. We're gonna do this in five four three two and one Ring ring you guys circle prospecting Yes Calling a neighborhood of houses called Bear Point in Beach Hey there, I don't know if I got the right number or not Hey Kerry John Hammock from EXP Realty down here I'm fantastic. I'm glad it's not raining boy. We had a little storm both year a minute ago, didn't we? So Yeah, you you got 56 56 by you, correct? Yeah, okay, I thought so Yeah, yeah, I love it over there. I um It's pretty cool neighborhood. I tell you what I know you're not gonna sell anytime soon I would love the opportunity one of these days to help you. Can you care if I just stay in touch? What's your email address Kerry? Oh Right one out the gate. What happened on your call didn't quite catch it. Did you get rejected on an email? Hello Um She's just kind of iced me out. No moving anytime soon Kerry, but I'll just stay in touch I don't know if you ever need anything. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Good night She's she was like, I don't know how I got your number on there I don't know. I don't think I need to like loosen up a little bit. Did you get one? Nope I saw you. I didn't know That didn't feel smooth at all, I don't know. Yeah, I'm gonna feel like you should kind of maybe said Cool. What's a good little quicker? He had a little hesitation, but she gave it to you so it works Oh, yeah, all the matters All right, feeling nervous now Why are you? How many people are watching? Who cares? It's just me Ricky How many about a hundred right now has been forwarded to an automated voice messaging system Sorry, but the person you called has a voice One conversation and one conversation with one email from John right Thanks, Leo agrees with Aaron cucumbers cucumbers. Yeah Please leave your message for five. Hey, this is Amy leave me a message and I'll call you back as soon as I can Telephone number two five one Later night and number Scraven right along here. Hopefully I'm not spammed now. Hello Hello, oh Hell no, I'm up on me. I wonder if I'm spammed. I'm gonna check. I think I can check while we're going Well, please leave your message for good Hey, are you there? Hey, I don't know what happened with that. Yeah, I'm here I don't know what happened Hey, man, I don't know if I got the right number or not I'm Rachel Warrell. I'm a realtor over here in Santa Rosa Beach. Listen. I was looking for the owner of 94 Gulfview Way here in Highland Park. Is that you? You got the wrong number. No, wrong number This is long law enforcement phone number. Oh get out. I just call the cops. Yeah. Thank you All right, see if I I'll go ahead and mark that as a bad number Hello, you have reached Tina Terry with Roastville Borgman Jason. Hello. I'm so sorry. I couldn't answer your call. Please leave them Okay, I'm sorry. I missed your call, but if you would so I just tried to test it to see if I was in The app crash though. Oh, that doesn't know it doesn't do anything. Just keep dialing Rachel So do I get extra points for calling the cops do I get anything for that? No, not unless you got an email Yeah, I've been forwarded to an automated voice messaging system. Slimmy What's up, Shalini leave your message for five. I'm gonna knock John out. Don't worry Had a couple people pop on the zoom I got the zoom Right now Hello Yeah, a couple people click on the link. Oh my gosh. I'm so sorry. I'm talking to my friends. Hey, I don't know Is there at the right number or not? Um, I'm Rachel Warrell. I'm a realtor over here in Santa Rosa Beach I was looking for the owner of 240 Gulfview Circle over here in Highland Park. Is that you? Yeah, oh good just what I wanted to speak with how are you happy Friday? Good good me too me too. Listen. I don't want to take up too much your time. I was reaching out. I just 206 well few circle right down the road for me Debra. My name is John Hamrick from exp realty here in Gulf Shores How you doing this evening? I'm glad it's not raining I had a little storm blow through here a minute ago. Didn't we well listen I know you guys are good to go right now. I Was totally cool with that. Um, is it okay? Okay?  I was just calling about their point over there I'll give you a call and see if there's anything at all it could help you with My real affair he's buying to you and he's with Brett Robinson. Gotcha. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, okay You'd be in big trouble if you used me Ryan Yeah, but thank you anyway. You're very welcome. All right. Have a good evening. All right, Brian's a good dude The person you call does not have voicemail Please leave me a message and I will get back to you as soon as I can. Thanks. All right. What do you think so far Ricky? With what do what can I do better? Well, I can't really coach you because that gives her you an advantage in the the whole afterwards Okay, okay What who gets who an advantage? It gives him an advantage if I give him tips during the competition So we'll get on we'll get them after Okay, if there are if there are any to give, you know I've heard nothing but greatness so far if that tells you anything I'm dropped 18 voicemails See that's the part you don't really see on the outside, you know, that's Let's say half of them, you know, hear your name and stuff, you know, I mean that's that's doing something I just don't know Well, I guess we'll have to see but it says I've done seven dials and then I'm on the triple line dialer, so I don't really know What's going on? It's not working. You don't have it set up right or something Restart it What is a deal with that bro, it's a weird thing at the end I hit the voice drop voicemail and then I'm getting a buzz Hey, is this Donna? No, it's not Doug Gumbett. I got the wrong number. Um, I Apologize I was looking for the owner of a house over on Ornacore Avenue and bare point. I guess that's not you. Yeah, that's No, it's my daughter-in-law. Oh, I got you. I yep. Yep. I don't know how your number popped up Sorry about that. Oh, do you even live in Orange Beach? I don't I live in Georgia. I used to own that house gosh, and You got that Georgia accent you got that Georgia accent All right, well, I'll let you go I've got Well, what is her note? Do you have her number handy? I'd love to give her a buzz about that house Oh, I just wanted to chat with her. I'm a real estate agent. Okay. Okay, fair enough In fact, they're fixing it up. Yeah, it's a it's a project Okay, well, you have a wonderful day and enjoy the weather. Yes, ma'am you too. Bye. She went after her email Well, she's in your well, okay. Yeah Please leave your message. Oh, she was nice You can refer agents in Georgia Oh, we're cranking now we're cranking. I love the southern accents. We're cranking Aided voice messaging system Now I'm now it's me and when I pause it it always Yeah, getting a Hopefully it's not translating on the other end like that forwarded to an automatic boy Hey, I don't know if I got the right number or not. Um, hey there. I'm Rachel Warrell I'm a realtor over here in Santa Rosa Beach. Listen. I was looking for the owner at 33 and we'll be Hey, how are you happy Friday? Not getting a lot of people on the phone Well, thank you. Thank you. You actually have I don't want to take up too much of your time. I was reaching out. Um, I just got uh 206 I sold 206 school few right down the road from you And I don't know just reaching out seeing if y'all needed help with anything Oh good, glad to hear it. You're in a good spot right there. So Plus with that, you know, I love the community pool back there Well, listen, Zach, I mean, I know you guys are good to go right now and that I'm cool with that Um, is it okay if I just shoot you my contact info and that way, you know, if you need me down the road You got me. Can you reach my voice mail? Sure. Absolutely. We'll uh, we'll trade contact information I'm a mortgage guy and I work in Florida. So maybe Um, maybe I can help you out too. Absolutely. Hey, let's let's sell them. Let's sell them. Um, All right, now I'm going to go home. It's two to one. It's two to one Um, so I see a comment here. Ricky, you should make calls too from Richard So Richard last week or the last week that I did Uh, somebody said that and I actually started making calls right there if you go back to last weeks But um, that was just a proof But um I'm using for the email but I'll But I'm saving mine for uh, the winner of this whole thing honestly Good and um, yes, send me send me reply back send me your contact info and Um, yeah, let's let's do some business Sounds great Rachel. I'll uh, I'll reciprocate and uh, we'll get connected. Thank you very much for calling today Oh, thank you Zach. It was a pleasure I admire your hustle There's not a lot of people out making phone calls today These days I'll say these days so good for you. Oh, thanks, man. I appreciate you. Yes You're in the business Yeah, absolutely. Your call has been forwarded to an automated voice It's that old school stuff. It's still working two five one Yes, sir Thank you. Me too. I know I love it when I see someone hustle in respect All right, Zach. Well, I'll shoot you my contact info and hey, you have a good weekend. Okay Thanks a lot. You too. Thank you. Thank you All right, we are halfway through a little over halfway through guys All right, I gotta restart. It's definitely malfunctioned Hey, I don't know if I got the right number or not. Um, I'm rachel waro. I'm a realtor over here in santa rosa beach Listen, I was looking for the owner of 202 vintana boulevard. Is that you? Yes Oh good. Well, just so I wanted to speak with how are you happy Friday? You decline press one to start the call Same same here. I'm making some making a few little weird calls before I you know, hopefully get some time off this weekend Um, well, well, hey, look, I don't want to take up too much of your time. Um, that was just reaching out I I just sold 206 golf you drive. That's right down the road from you Um over in howlin park and I don't know just reaching out seeing if you needed help with anything Hey, mr. Holder Uh, you there mr. Holder long number. Oh good. You get to come down and wait often or Over here last week. Well, we're back here. We're back here a couple more weeks. We just we just driving over and we're long too Oh, nice. You live in the dream. That's great Well, good. Good. It's only about 14 hour drive. So it's not too bad 14 hours. Where do you live? Yeah We live in Oklahoma Oh, okay. I got you. Well, I mean, it's worth it though. You get to come to the beach. So that's good Well, hey I What was your name again Carol, very nice to meet you. I'm rachel warrell Um, listen, i know you guys are good to go and it probably will be for quite some time And i'm totally cool with that. Um, is it okay if I just send you my contact info in that way, you know If you ever need me down the road, you got me Okay, I will do that. Um, what's a good email for you, terrell? It's uh terrible To an automatic voice message system telephone number two five She got another one. Yeah, I know three to three to one Does she get three? Well, she got the mortgage broker and the one before it I didn't think she had one before it Yeah, it was one to one for a while pretty sure. All right. Well, thank you. Terrell. You're not available. That sounds like a plan I hope you guys get to come see us soon Uh, we back here. We've back here a couple weeks. I get three weeks off and then in June Beautiful beautiful. We'll come down and enjoy it. That's what it's here for Yes, we do. All right, man. You have a good weekend. It was it was very nice to meet you Thank you. Your call has been forwarded to enough. Do you have three emails rach or two? Just two? Yeah, that's what I thought Okay, I got a call back. I'm gonna take this Oh, man, they hung up and I stuffed the dialer It's okay. You used to get three I had to restart my dialer to you The call will start at the beep Hello, this is john Five zero two seven eight. Can you hear me? Well, I had somebody call me too, but I'm like so scared that I'm gonna mess up this dialer. I'm not gonna I call I don't know Hi, I was looking for mr. Mrs. Weldy Oh, okay. Sorry about that Well, I was looking for the owner of their house of the house on armadillo avenue. I guess they own that house Yeah, yeah All right, I've got another number. I'll try him Yeah, yeah, I'm a real estate agent. How are you this evening? Dude, she don't want to sell her house on armadillo drive. What would you talk about? Oh, hey angie. Hey, um, I don't know if I got the right number or not Um, hey there. I'm rachel warrell. I'm a realtor over here in uh, tanner's beach Hey, I'm looking for the owner of 43 emerald beach way over here. He has a lot to say He's waiting. He's gonna Oh good. Well, just the lady I wanted to speak with are you happy friday to an automatic voice message Yeah, you too. What's that? Thank you. Well not an angie. I was just I don't want to take up too much your time I was reaching out. Um, I just sold 206 golf you drive right down the road from you and I don't know Just reaching out seeing if you needed help with anything Rachel, you know what?  I knew your name sounded familiar Yeah, well good job. Yeah. Well good teamwork Yeah, all right. Cool. So I know all right angie. I'll talk to you later. Okay Hi, you're going I've got her email. Does that count? We are like doing it together. No, that's a real estate agent You can look it up on the mls freaking hilarious though I circle prospected the eight months. I'm sorry I was like, I thought her name sounded familiar. I was like, whoo red flag red flag And then I actually talked to her That's funny. I'm so glad I can't hear people laughing right now Thank god I'm just going to keep calling I call the cops. I call the agent Hey, is this mr. Craver? Yeah Hey, mr. Cravey John Hamrick from exp realty down here in gulf shores. How are you this evening? Can you hear me? Okay, mr. Craver You're on youtube. Yeah. Hey, I was just calling about your house over in bear point there That's where you live, right? Oh, I apologize. I got a bad connection. Um, I'll have to try you back. All right All right, seven minutes left guys seven minutes left You knew him I couldn't hear him. Oh, you couldn't hear him. He was real fuzzy Yeah, he was a little fuzzy Rachel says Rachel said a four-letter word Did I? Yeah Yeah, thank you for calling your safe farm agent. Not a bad one Oh, what'd I say when she said she was the listing agent.  Oh, yeah Can you like beat things out ricky?  I know Okay, yeah, I like gary b exactly. Please leave your message for two So it's two one right now We got how many more minutes five minutes six six minutes It's crunch time. Yeah five It's getting it's getting deep. I'm not worried. I'm not worried. It's been forwarded to an automatic voice message It'll happen.  It's two to one you What? No, I've got two emails.  I thought you All right. Hello. Hey, um, I don't know if I've got the right number or not. Um, I'm rachel warrell I'm a roller over here Listen, I was looking for the owner of a 220 emerald beach circle. Um, is that you? Yeah Did what you used to own it? Oh, I see. Okay. Well, I guess that is my time. Got your number on this. Um, okay. Well, are y'all out of the area completely? Your call has been forwarded I'm sorry. Okay. I gotcha. Where'd you go? Our call has been forwarded. All right. I guess they got a beach over there, right? I don't know Um Okay, I gotcha. It's not as pretty though. I mean it can't be right Literally dropped 60 emails of voicemails. You're like it's sand. You sound like a local He's not like a true flirty and it's sand. I'm not doing it Okay, I got to listen. I was just reaching out. I just sold 206 school if you drive right down the road, um You know from your old house and you know just reaching out seeing if y'all needed help with anything Okay, no worries. Yeah. Yeah. Well, listen. I'm rachel waro. I'm an agent over here. Um, it's a Hey, this is john hamrick from exp real t down her and go shores How are you seeing this, you know, you got me? Ah, she hung right up on me Okay, all right. I called back. Oh, what's a good email for you? That's pretty much all she wrote. Come on. Hey, sorry. We got disconnected My name is john hamrick. I'm a real estate agent down here in gulf shores. How you doing this evening? Oh, yeah, I can hear you. Can you hear me?  I didn't have that woman's name. It was an LLC You know how I got that A custom is your right when you picked up the phone did and he just liked it And he gave me that email You think I don't know. Yeah. Hello. Hey, um, I don't know if I have the right number or not Um, I'm rachel waro. I'm a realtor over here in santa rosa beach Listen 248 vantana boulevard over here is is that you? Well, it used to be We owned it three years ago. Please leave your message more. Well, there's new owners. There's new owners Okay, well, I guess that it explains, you know, how about your phone on that? Um, well, where'd you go? Are you still in the area? You for calling? Hey kelly How are you kelly? Anyway, we're we love Hey, this is john hamrick from exp realty down gulf shores How you doing this evening? I got you. I got you Um, do you you want to move back to santa rosa beach? Are you thinking we're not getting rained on? We had a little storm blow through didn't we? Oh, sorry. I'd um Yeah, I hope so. I hope so. We can get a lot of rain down here. Tell you what Oh, yes. Are you going to the one? Yeah, I just uh, I seen there was a house over there that sold for Well, are you on the list? If not, I'll get you on. Figured I'd give you a buzz and see if there's anything at all I could help you with Got it.  Well, I mean, oh, that would be incredible. What are they looking to buy? I'm really excited for that community. So it's it's going to be a good area. Um Well All right, all right, you know what I think Okay, I've seen a couple of those lately. I'll tell you what let me get your email. No, I don't have long dark hair I've got long blonde hair. You got it. You can get your rich You need to be dealing with the right Um, but what's a good email for you? I'll send you my contacts. So he got me Yeah, what is what is your email kelly? What is your email kelly? I'll handle them Um, but I'm very happy for you. I'll definitely send you an email here in a minute and um, I would love the opportunity to help them Thank you. Good talking to you. Happy friday. So Just just tell him to call me. I'll send my phone number. This is my office number. I'll send my And um, maybe we can get in touch and figure something out, okay Okay, right on right on He did Well, I'm glad I called you kelly pick it up. All right Yes, man, bye Okay, did that one count it came in like right at the buzzer Well, no, if you're on a call even if they picked up the one second mark, you're gonna ride that call out You know what I mean? Okay. I was pushing for the email before went zero. No, no You ride the call out till it till the call's done. If somebody picks up on the last second that call counts Even if it lasts 15 minute call, it's it counts Awesome. I got two. Yeah, you got did you get another one? Yep She got another one. She got four. Yeah Oh Shit, you both talk to you both talk to 10 people Okay Um, you both got on the phone with 10 people at peace. So that uh, I mean in 30 minutes you got you got on the phone with 10 people Rachel picked up four emails. John picked up two. So rachel is the winner. Good job Man Good job I was sweating it for a second. I was sweating it. I really really was I thought you were winning Uh, I thought he had three like I for some reason I was thinking he had three and I was like, oh dang Those yeah. Oh my gosh. So you're going to the championship round john Um, you okay? Yeah, I'm terrific Oh my god, yeah She's really amazing on the phone. Yeah, I mean both of you are there's really no, uh There's really nothing to say honestly Um, I think that the girl in georgia. I would have went for the email like I would have went Yeah, I should have That was one thing rachel talked to an agent I think I might have went try to like create a relationship with the agent a little deeper That's the listing agent ricky. Okay, right that I like have it So we have a relationship we're doing a deal together right now. Oh you are Yeah, that's kind of awkward. Okay I thought her name sounded familiar and I was like, oh Ha, yeah, that was That's kind of awkward so guys, um Watching the both both agents here were using redx, right? This is real representation here They've talked to 10 people in 30 minutes and you guys saw there were some people that were kind of rude and some people That were really happy to hear from you and they picked up some future clients here. John got two rachel got four What else can he do? See it's so crazy to me people spend so much time money and energy trying to like do social media to get leads and You know buying leads and doing all this stuff when you it just results in a conversation anyway When we could just sit here and just call people Right, which you have to do anyway when you buy the leads or do social media I don't understand but I just that last one that last one's a buyer that's coming to town next weekend They sound I just feel like we've hacked the system, right as much as I believe in social media And everybody should go all in on it It still doesn't trump the fact that that's just leading right back to this and we could just sit here and do this all They all I just we do Uh, yeah, I said we do don't we John? Don't we?  I'm glad to help And um, let me know what I could do. You definitely need the triple line dialer, right rachel That was your first time with the triple line, right? Um first time in a while. I used it back when I first started making calls Um, you know, I've especially been on this zoom and making calls with other agents. I see the value in it Dude, it just It just blows through a man. You're not sitting there waiting every every single Every single uh number or whatever, but anyway Um, cool, man. You guys both did amazing. I don't have anything to say. There's no like Honestly, hey, everything was so dang smooth. It was like butter Um No, no, I appreciate you guys coming on john Maybe we'll see you next season if we do another one rachel I'll see you in the championship round And everybody watching you guys have an incredible weekend keep crushing it doing your thing And uh, i'm gonna keep doing my thing So i'm gonna keep doing everything I can do to help you guys increase volume. Let's get it. We'll talk to you guys soon


Hi, my name is Robert. I'm coming to you from Switzerland and DASA asked me to prepare an overview of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation GDPR that goes live on May 25th. GDPR was created to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of natural persons, in particular their right to the protection of personal data. While GDPR only explicitly protects EU residents, every organization collecting data in the EU will be expected to comply and so the impact is really quite broad. We can think of GDPR's effects in two primary categories. On the one hand, the rights, it grants to the owners of personal data known as data subjects. And on the other hand, the new requirements for those entities collecting and processing personal data. Every EU resident will be granted rights that effectively increase their ownership over personal data. These rights include things like accessing, amending and erasing personal data, having the right to portability, which means having data stored in a machine readable format, not being subjected to automated decision making. This includes hiring practices, but also the content people are shown, and having the ability to lodge a complaint and receive judicial remedy, which we'll get to at the end. In order to collect personal data, consent is generally going to be required, and this consent takes a particular form. It must be for a specific purpose and any data collection must be limited to that purpose. It must be requested in plain language, it must be easy to withdraw and given freely, and it must lay out the nature, scope and purpose of processing, as well as the data subjects rights. Entities working with personal data will be expected to provide data protection by design and by default. This means things like securing data appropriately and communicating breaches both to data subjects and to regulators, but also doing things like impact assessments before collecting data, keeping a record of processing activities and nominating a data protection officer. If an entity is located outside of the EU, they'll be expected to nominate an EU representative. In order to enforce GDPR and also in order to provide guidance, supervisory authorities will be created in each member state of the EU, and they'll be responsible for providing expertise, for providing codes of conduct, best practices and so on, but also for levying fines. The fines are set at a maximum of 24 million US dollars or 4% of the violators global total turnover, whichever number is highest. I'd be happy to take questions either by email or I should be calling into this meeting and I'm grateful for the opportunity to speak to you. I hope it was helpful. Thanks.


Hey guys, it's Kevin. I remember I got the little Canon printer that I added a ink tank to it. I'm going to put the link to the video about how I did it and how to do it here. Some of you like the idea, some don't. I'll be using this printer. If you bought anything from me in the last few months and you packing sleep is printed by this printer. This is what I did after I finished it. That was back in July and now it's November. And guess what? It's broken. Don't say I told you so. The only problem I have is that those random stripes and I clean and I clean, I cleaned and also print another check. It's weird because another check looked perfect. No problem at all. I looked and looked and finally I light up and I figured out what was the problem. And before I open my printer and put my hands in there to fix it, it may be better to talk about if it's worth it. The printer has been worry-free. Only thing I did is I added ink to it. So I didn't have to buy cartridges. I didn't have to refill cartridges. Fourth thing is let's see how much money we saved for printing this many pages. Let's go to Ken's website to get some information. So Ken has sold a black cartridge for 1799 and Ken says it has 11.2 mil of ink in it. So the question is how many pages can 11.2 mil print? Let me show you a trick. Each mil of ink, each millimeter of ink can print one page full color. For example, if you print a page all covered in black, that's going to take one mil. So 11.2 can print 11.2 black page, all black. And Canon is not Canon. Just every printer manufacturer assume the coverage of a regular document is about 5 percent. So coverage is 5 percent. So a regular text document or whatever you have, we're going to have that page covering 5 percent of black. So the estimate pages just equals the whole page and divide by a coverage, which is about 224 pages for black. Okay, let's check Google 250 pages. How about that? We're pretty close. So we do the same thing for the color, except the color you get four cartridges for one set. So you need all four to work together. Each one has 5.6 mil and the price is $47. And we assume they can print 5.6 whole pages of color and coverage is 2 percent. Then we calculate the estimate pages is 280. Google says 259 and we get close again. Now we can divide the number of pages printed by how many pages a black cartridge can print, which is about 44 black cartridges. To buy those cartridges, you'll need about $700. We do the same for the color and you'll need about 35 sets of color cartridges. So if you do not do the CS and this is how much money you're going to spend. So how much cost us to do this? We spend one hour to modify the printer. Remember we assume a 5 percent coverage of black. So that many pages and multiplied by 5 percent, that means about 500 mils of black ink. And about 200 mils of color ink, I mean 200 for each color. And how much does those ink cost us? Let's go to bchtechnology.com and the ink I use is KT600. So you just go there and type in KT600 and this is for Canon. So this one has three blacks and one of each color. So if you buy two sets, you're going to get six blacks and two sets of color. And each one is $15. So the whole thing costs $30. And for one hour over time, I mean we can consider how much time you spend on go to the store buy 44 sets of cartridges or how much time did you spend on shopping online and just click buy. So that probably equals to one hour. And for the money wise, you either spend $2,000 or you spend $30. So my verdict is it's really worthwhile to do a CS. OK, this got along. So I was thinking about how I fix it in this episode, but probably I have to do it tomorrow.


Welcome back again folks. I'm glad to have you with us Now it's always good to talk about good plays and I'll let you in on this one which was not a good play and I'll I'll explain what I saw in the first place and why it didn't come out to be a good play I tend to think that we learn a lot more from our mistakes and I will try to show you why it didn't go my way and Maybe we can all learn from this now Visa was upgraded on Tuesday ahead of the FOMC minutes coming out. I was very surprised and very bullish on the upgrade And I believed we could have moved pretty good On this on this upgrade. However, when you prepare your day, I've shown you this before this is the one hour Chart, look at support. There's support in this area And I'll show you Zoom in on this So there's support here Which happens to be there and then the next line of support is this area and Remember this area. I'll show you later what happens with this area. So basically we are opening above This area anything above this enters above the old one Making this whole thing bullish Let's go in the five minute and I'll show you what I saw about this I'll put the the line on the old support Here on the left side Let's make that on the five and you'll see what I see This was the open This was the old resistance Now we're opening higher. I'll zoom in on that We're opening higher It's a little dip below and as soon as we got up there. I think our entry was pretty pretty good This is where we entered for a long, right? Let me get out of this And I'll show you what I saw afterwards Let's go back to the one hour the next line. I told you was this one Right, let me zoom out a little bit Like this so what happened close enough was this You know it came from that high Down to touch support well twice. I really let's do that again. You need to Support support and then we're not right so you can be sure that this line here is Old support it will become resistance, right? Let's put that back on a five minute and see what happened in today. This is what happened we alerted here and Then what happened was? Knocking its head on the old resistance like I told you and then what happened is we crossed it Managed to get above it and that's it. That's when I thought we're good and we're looking good for a long run. I Chose 230 Because I believed we could go higher than to 230 however going 230 With only four days to go with the FOMC minutes Coming up. It was Way too risky. Why? because FOMC minutes will affect a ticker like visa where visa is dependent on Whether the inflation is going up or down or if they increase the interest rates or not all this will affect the How much people are spending if they're trying to slow down people spending? Visa is going to get affected so this was way too ballsy and I should have gone on a later date later expiration if I wanted to be to Stick with that strike and the reason for this Why I thought we could go Higher is this Look at this daily the daily showed that we were Breaking above You know, there's one green candle another one another one we were breaking above this and At the time this candle was a green candle, right because the open was there We started going up There was a spike and it was a green candle, right? If it clothe like in this particular case it closed red because it closed at this level, however all the time we were above the entry line the whole thing was green and My point my idea and target was this line, which is Higher than 230 was 231 something so this was my target and This is why I was aiming for a ballsy play Homerun play that I call them and it obviously didn't work and look at this here What happened people got a little scared midday and we started tanking big time, right? We started tanking but not a little bit We started tanking all the way Until this resistance Support sorry, there was one tiny green candle there and the rest pretty much is red Bounced on the on hold support went back to 200 EMA and then flushed after hours on That fear of the FOMC minutes coming out on that next day so I Did not expect this whole thing to flush almost eight dollars from here to there Basically this was voiding pretty much whatever was left in the premiums If we had gone Another week out it would have been much safer because what look at what's happening now We are back to the level where This was here Now it's back to this level Obviously we were we entered higher however, it would have remained a lot more freemiums then if we had Taking on the same weight so sometimes when you look for a home run it doesn't quite work out the way you want it and I was very very bullish on it and Was too risky of a play knowing that FOMC minutes could have affected the the visa play it should have gone or not touch it at all So basically when you enter a trade make sure that you are aware of the possibilities That can happen Let's say you're playing Tesla. You know that you can have a recall flashed in In the middle of your trade well, that's Probable but the probability is a pretty low However, if you know the FOMC minutes coming out you have to be aware of it and Trade accordingly. So this was a bad choice of maybe play it or at least a bad choice of expiration date and And that's it. I hope you get something out of this and Maybe you not make the same mistake Again, all right folks. Thanks for watching