Thank you so much for staying with us once again. You are watching chit chat on your favorite youth channel Why to perform my name is feeling at feelings in a lot of socials, and I'm with a gang gang at the same time We're gonna know socials at June.  All right now. Let's move on to another story I'm Maria actress and model Doria Chage has narrated of how she was robbed at globe roundabout in a ruby while in traffic In a video Doria recalls four men approaching her car and thought to herself that they wanted to steal her phone So she locked her car and closed her windows She further noted that they meant ride really hard to check who was in the car and upon realizing It's a lady. They robbed her of her car mudguard, but she managed to drive to her mechanic However, the shocking part is that the following day when she sent her rider to buy the spare parts They sold her the same spare parts that was stolen from her the previous day. We have the video. Let's have a look There's two sides. They are chiming and they say they are Jew. You understand, yeah? So I decided we can pick a side they are Jew Guys, I was inside the car. You know what happened? I saw some four guys, and I was like How many ways you are same old so what I did I just locked my car We can finish at the beach as much as you and little did I know like a blink of an eye This was what was happening. Apparently I was told these guys they go around your car They are four of them. They go around your car. What you go around your car when I told you and I This is what they were doing So I had to go all the way to Kenya I couldn't go so I sent someone into a bike Imagine I'm in letter V2 Zangu the same same thing as they leave you on the zone email I mean can I roll I can't even believe it guys like I can't believe it Maybe you ever to Zangu Jenna, you know, no, I tell her anyway sour So apparently I'm willing to scratch your heart. I was very sure So I can that's how I got to know this is my and also guys, let me show you You see this part I To buzz room for that one and Welcome to Nairobi Now you are part of of Nairobi and so it's yes, do you know what I was thinking Hey Well, well, she's a celebrity I tend to think for most of them they are sort of like shifted from the Kawerida Nairobi that most common as experience. So Paul is Anna for what happened, but Maybe next time be more vigilant The moment The moment you are approaching CBD CBD start from Pangani You're supposed to be a lot Who is who even when you're driving you always need to be checking What's admirable and who's approaching the car who's who's like you need to be vigilant as a driver because you don't know All is lock your windows rather lock your car Windows if you are alone, especially if you are lady because I think As you are all aware times have been a bit tough So even for those who are stealing when gonna see but I'm not encouraging theft in any way But people are trying to make that extra coin just to survive not even for luxury So we just need to be more vigilant and Paul is Anna, but it's like we move on it regardless I know right. Don't they say marginal things you can replace. It's your life in mind. It's the most test hours You look sad. What's happening? Like to my watch I graduate with This is a life ministry It's called what You call it a roundabout No, not I got really good as a boy 6 30. I was going to work Now come here will come in one of your life Yes, the car that was in traffic, and she said that the car was there in the morning around atahakwa nashuguli We love Kenyapolice, we love you, but Nairobi But there is no traffic in Nairobi There is nothing because even if you are a girl and it's useless when you are with someone, you may be with them But it's so bad, the fact that she graduated with you You graduated from pick-pocketing and snatching bags Do you learn how to snatch cars and observe? I learned how to chat with cars and observe What about you? I graduated from UGZ I am a Jew I am a Jew I told him to record me I mentioned that I had recorded in place of a son of Captain Peter and that there was no recording like in the show, I told him to start over and he said, I will do the work I went over in front of him I told him that I was literally going to do it this is me content that is the content that is the content I know! it's not even the forum it's the forum exactly you guys We were discussing the same globe round about mumbo. Yeah, I was very old And then For sure it was really bad. Yes, because she was traumatized She was really really strong and she came to work and she was really broken. She was crying like she couldn't hold it Because you see they're targeting ladies. Do you want to do our ladies are more vulnerable? It's during the day. So what do you think we need to do? I think see see see it's not the common monarchy because that way the talk I injure to see me at you Oh, I do time to show Gary at him to try and see BD Nagari, okay? It will never be like that. I think it's upon the government. It's upon the Law forces, it's upon the police. It's upon the vigilante was say like we just need Normal people don't have a pickpocket in my lima leaves and I will listen your wheezy Shady-shady at our own Danny at you won't get on the same one get bigger see much We won't get what you don't get on the phone See let him will go on the other end of the year and I can you my uncle Junge snatched you at you. Do you know nowadays you're not snatched to your phone like that way Let me tell you let me tell you something June. Who not I'm home.  I'm gonna come on. I'm gonna come on You show to our own run run. I'll be here sometimes you say his phone We're stalling just the other day and you know where to stall it in Westlands To a bike I'm gonna give you run a keonga and What's he can't board just whiskey River? Yeah, that's another sport You can give me umeshika and you know that okay. That's car road is usually for well I can say middle-class upper-class, so you expect some areas. You're Yeah, trust me You don't know Now another risk it raises here in Kenya you'll be forced to use earphones when walking on the road That's a hazard in itself. Yeah, sir. You can't you can't take calls you have to I don't know. I don't know but She died to me well.   Yeah, mom. I'm gonna take I a tight night I'm gonna need a demo a little because we have friends of ours who drive Yeah, so you know to come out to turn a jewel not to name again is a guy receive even carried in them But they don't take things from those cars because of that particular time. I know that I'm your type you got him She drove in and I'm gonna order you and I'm getting it true You could a time at a side mirror a gary flan Me go to the time at a table and I say my will go nothing at a time any part what what made a field field I feel like we're hot cake. It's because when it came to the market It was very cheap by it was going for 600 K But I'm gonna market then this have any look at it is a baby. But Missy gone in me see value Linda do once value Gary Amanda do it's like the pro box pro box is another one Demi is another one Yeah, he's on hotcakes. I know who you are. Why can already market here in Tanzania? Before you know it Yes I think the government has a path to play in it I think they should step up the law enforcers and you're to Jerry because the moment you may have one news and you Make him an example to the rest It a cop down. Yeah, you're pickpocketing and busy. All right. Yeah, thank you so much guys My opinion and thank you for watching the guys at home would love to hear from you What do you think we need to do like she'll be more vigilant? New you should and I didn't cover Japan at job Never you through a co-idol like what's really happening. What do we need to do moving forward, right? Talk to us would love to sample that at the end of the show now onto another story and media personality Terian Chabette exposed a man who she intended to help but later dropped after realizing that he had been Thasting after her in her DMs for a while now Terian has taken to her social media pages to call out the man for shooting his shot while he was actively job hunting I expose. However, we saved the mixed reactions from Kenyans who are Kenyans on social media rather With some thinking that she could have given him a chance since he was qualified for the job All right, there it is on your screen That is how the story started like Terian Alquana to show like even though he and the yellow. This is the guy When I look at outside, don't say none of our DMs like hand sweet lips I'm making that up. Look at that. Yeah, that is the guy in the DMs and I should show to you Okay, like oh, you're looking nice. Yeah, no, no kissable. What is that even? Really not so easy I'm not to my CV. I know I'm being a jeterian like help me I'm was like, you know what? Send your CV. Send your CV and then the guy send the CV and Terian looks at the CV and the guy is actually qualified is like let's arrange for an interview and Then goes to look at that at the previous chat to these guys He's like wait, but I've talked to this guy got like a while back. I had talked to him Looks at the screen. She's like, you know what? What do you think? What's she wrong and compared to job anyway job qualified Is she being petty? I think it's petty, you know why? Mm-hmm. We all get those DMs. We all get such.  She's known So I'm to money and expect When he jobs, he says I don't give a job. Yeah to me hi hi there. Hi When can we meet you look pretty much as a love heart love heart kubu in a bit TV You know, like that is what you usually get You know Yeah, I'm working with you. I'm working with Canada My friend from I think You know what chill out girl everyone is going through that I'm a demon. I shoot their shots in men's inboxes Because here's the thing Qualified Like to organize for the interview to happen so that he can get a job But then I realize Kissable lips, so she's like this is a person. I'm going to keep in my office working for me The person who's been texting me like this. You as a boss. You're one hiring. Would you hire him? Well, um, if he has a skills the right attitude I can hire. You know what you can only change attitude So long as you have the skills and the willingness to learn and this is a guy who's desperate But the mere fact that he's leading to your inbox. I can say my he wants a job That's taking a big risk especially with a celebrity So in a case it wasn't necessary to come to an end and go okay fine I'm not hiring you because we're going to be DM nasty What's a guy but you don't need to expose them So that was wrong of her I'll tend for those who follow America's on Twitter I know I'm an avid follower Trash talk Where we in this app was Alicia Attention from anywhere Well, okay, I don't agree with the what's put out on his Twitter page, but his message I tend to agree with it Tell you and that was a necessary If you are not helping this guy Storing Asia, but there's only to expose him. I don't know For future reference You are to what I do Not that you don't find Hi hi hi You get them daily. Yes, how you'll react to them that you choose you know matter your energy out at all No pay your negative energy and any like it's not the first time she's getting it We are definitely sure even they are more worse. Yeah, that's it. No pattern Take him on board then guide him through tell you what you are doing is wrong. He is a professional environment Anything less That was the only way Attention Desperate they do anything So Yeah, yeah, I'm on the guy's side like we all get those DMs. Let's not apps like you're the only one No We've got you guys What is this And the Kenyans on social media have a questions people are you ready for this now Kenyans on social media have been questioning why So many international artists, especially from west Africa are coming to Kenya Despite COVID-19 now due to a high enough of artists scheduled to perform in Kenya Kenyans including Ben Saul Of Sauti Saul asking is it what is it that Kenya has that Kenyans don't see They even are seeing like bn continued to joke that even him he will be coming to Kenya very soon Other me at this point Like so many international artists, they're just like Kenya. I'm on my way that is bn speech Like that's his street of engine.  So Kunani Are we just hoping to receive anyone the other day? Let me tell you something recently those are Statistics that were rolled out and on youtube it showed like Diamond harmonize Zuchu Ravani all these top artists in east Africa and most importantly in Tanzania even the Nigerians they get most of their views from Kenya So are we hypocrites like our artists our views Five months later One meal on 700k We love you I'm speaking this from experience. We had an event at carnival. I personally went there. It was organized by Shafiweru Every other artist they turn out we're solo Even Bihati even every artist was there but they turn out Very long imagine international artists And I could just say many omale solo too laugh was about Kenya. We can talk about a laugh Event in a jar tickets is not sold out Tickets in a cross all that what can you say? Are we not jealous of our artists? Am I what are we doing? Are we not supportive enough? What I can say regarding that quality Okay, quality now International artists they spend To have a song out quality beat production kill a kid to video Equal top notch now again another thing that comes into play For the international artists.  It has been selling for the longest time But now the problem with Kenyan artists. I think they are too raw Because you also have to look at the kind of audience you're reaching out to find it might be the youth But also in the process That's how Kenya they're all bland I have nothing against gengeton. I love gengeton but In terms of PG You know But now check check. I'm like you have said those guys from from Nigeria Ghana, you know Kina Whiskey Whiskey actually Just on that note. He had a show in Is it London or you wise and you hope to stage with octo octo was one on one of easy Yeah, so try to him on that one. Yes. Yeah So you see like for his case He grew slowly by slowly and if you check with kids song from way back, they are not dirty Actually, we're singing about his rising. He was not that blunt. Yeah, that's the problem with Kenya So I think it's quality content. That's what you'll find at the invest even 10,000 for show for international artists than pay a thousand for I don't know trash music if I can call it I'm sorry, but I don't know how to give it opinions of Not white with a four jc. What are we thinking? That's right. I like one I agree in our quality of music here too and content So people don't invest in videos No, I'm saying Content I think what what you're feeding us because what you come out my lady at a most of the videos and I can't get to that I can't get it from you Yes Can your bf even Yes Jacket Because honestly That I'm talking about gang get on to be particular Let's go to other songs like Kina Othile's song Like I think that is what june meant Because Othile is our very own and whatever he's singing whatever content and bring out Yeah I Also something else I think from the word go we were trained to lipata in mindset Kenyan music is not good ever since we were growing up Blah blah blah blah blah blah Well Yes Oh, she's amazing But you see So many people said like she has good vocals and good content, but in English now, that's the problem Because of time, so I think we're going to be something some of the comments Surely Yeah Yeah, so we're here with marita roxy Marita roxy. Yes. Maria roxy watching from kambuyu reminded reminded me of this man in nyeri In nyeri town who's a sweaters and he got a kikuiu song saying So All right, so I thank you so much for that Talk see and see he's always tuned in and so my little video many in via is his birthday And he's saying it. He's the number one fan of this show So who's ready to sing as we go like before you some more some more comments To you happy birthday And that is more like hurry. Okay. Just a reminder. What's one of us? We are Every Wednesday, we're there for karaoke team karaoke Every single Wednesday make sure you stop by now. Let's sample out some more comments Oh, just me on instagram shout out to you and uh every year that was June you have shout outs because of time Now shout out to kevo from kambu. Thank you so much for watching us live. He was on his way home So he's been streaming John from get it right. Thank you so so much to my cousin Joyce boy. I love you all. 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Okay, welcome to the Bookmap Platform Details webinar. This is Bruce at Bookmap, risk disclaimer, trading, equities and futures involves substantial risk of loss. It's not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. For more information, you go to bookmap.com. There's a free 14 day trial period that comes with education. You get access to the Bookmap Advanced Order Flow webinars that starts in about a half hour. Goes for about an hour. And the Bookmap Educational Course, you get this as well. The webinar supports the Education Course or the content there in the course. And there's other educational resources as well. So if you have any problems or issues or questions, you can reach out to us at support at bookmap.com. And let's go to the website here and let's scroll up to the top. All right. Okay, so let's click on explore. First, there's the intro video for those of you who are new here. Just a minute long or so gives you an idea of what Bookmap is, what it's showing you. And let's continue on down here. Okay, so you can click here now. Tomorrow you'll need to click here for the next webinar. That will be free starting on Monday. It'll be after tomorrow's webinar. In the afternoon, I'll update this link and you can register for the next week's webinar series here. And then let's see more information about the platform, benefits and scroll down. There's Bookmap for equities with NASDAQ Total View here. You can learn more about that. And then connectivity. You will need one of these data providers or through your broker that has one of these data providers to connect Bookmap to the live market. So Bookmap is a software platform just like Ninja Trader is or TTX Trader or TradeStation or Thinkorswim. Those are all platforms. Bookmap is a platform as well. However, we're not a data provider. So just like Ninja Trader, you will need a data provider and you'll plug that into, receive your data. And we also connect to Ninja Trader through the API in Ninja, like any other Ninja Indicator or Ninja Cater, all right? And the same with TTX Trader Pro and Interactive Trader Workstation too, okay? All right, scroll down a little bit further. Here's where you can give Bookmap a try. There's Bookmap Basic. And then there's other features that will round out the Bookmap Advanced and Quant versions, all right? So you can see it's 49 per month for the Basic. It's billed quarterly. So it's gonna be 147 for three months. And then you can see 99 per month for the Advanced. The difference between these two are the features, okay? The ability to trade right from the chart and these proprietary order flow indicators that we have developed, okay? And if you don't have a data feed, you can click here, find out more about, you know, getting a free demo data feed if you want. And then you can then subscribe to the 14-day free trial as well here in Bookmap. Okay, if you can't decide which one's for you, you can click here and you get the features list. It should pop up. Here we go, all right? And you can see the differences between the two or three and you'll see more at the bottom here of what the differences are, all right? Okay, follow us on Twitter here, social media. There's Bookmap, or at Bookmap underscore pro. And you can subscribe to our YouTube page, okay? So for those of you who are new here, I would recommend going to the, let's go to the home page. Okay, and watch some of these intro videos just to get a feel for what Bookmap is. Then there's the features and components to understand more about the features in Bookmap and what makes up Bookmap. And then these order flow video snippets which are really short and concise videos that just go through the market phenomena or order flow phenomena that Bookmap uncovers. So this is where the rubber really meets the road is starting to understand this information here within Bookmap, all right? So you understand how to use Bookmap with the features and components but you understand really how to trade with Bookmap or understand order flow and then integrate that within your trading with these order flow video snippets, okay? Now the material here is very similar to what we go into depth with the advanced analysis webinars, okay? That'll start in about 34 minutes or I'm sorry, not 34 in like 25 minutes or so, okay? 23 minutes. All right. If you wanna watch some of those advanced order flow webinars there's some recordings here from selected webinars and you can watch those and let's get into Bookmap, all right? So just curious about some of the bigger picture markets here just let's jump in here and we'll look at maybe we'll look at the NASDAQ. We've been covering the NASDAQ lately and it's been pretty good. So all sorts of different stuff we've seen the last few days here in the order flow. All right, so now what do we see here? Okay, so especially for you new guys this looks rather complex, okay? So it looks like there's a lot of things going on here. It's really not and the demo here that I'm gonna go through will show you that it's actually pretty simple stuff. And in fact, just a candlestick chart is in concept is more complex than what you're seeing here, all right? So we do have an indicator sub-panel here. I'm not gonna cover that. I'm gonna just look at the main Bookmap historical chart and then you can see over here we have our data columns and our DOM. If I zoom in here, okay? We can see the depth of market, the DOM here in Bookmap which is the COB column, all right? Okay, so what are we looking at here in Bookmap? Well, it's pretty straightforward to be honest. There's three different items that we're looking at here. One is just historical best bid and offer. In fact, I'm gonna start just to demo this. I'm going to turn off some of this data, okay? And then I'll show you the candlesticks here but this is the historical best bid and offer. That's it, you know? There's no rotation, there's no candlestick, there's no timeframe. It's just historical best bid and offer throughout. And then we're looking at the volume, okay? The dots here that show the volume on the historical best bid and offer, all right? And the last item that we're showing here in this chart is the heat map, okay? And what is the heat map showing you? It's showing you the limit order book, okay? This book over here, okay? Or this is not really a limit, there's no limit to it. This is from Rhythmic. We have a complete depth of market here. Okay, but here is your order book and we're looking at liquidity in the order book. That's an important part to read here, really important part. Look at how they just came in here at 62.20 with high contract 74 or it was 90 earlier. Look how it just traded into that and they pulled that liquidity, looks like. Yep, the majority pulled that liquidity, all right? This is the kind of insight you're gonna get, all right? Now those 90 contracts were here at 62.20, okay? Now there's 27. How are you gonna know that there was 90 contracts there? How are you gonna know if there were those 90 contracts traded or not? It's gonna be rather difficult. It happened really quickly, okay? And this is what book map does with the heat map was record that data and project it onto the chart, okay, using the heat map. So you can see we're charging up through very quickly up into these areas here of high liquidity, all right? And some of it's trading and a lot of it's pulling too. Okay, you can see where you can make the distinction. Where it's pulling and where it's trading, right? And I'll show you the differences later. Seeing a little bit of phenomena as well of a book flip, okay, with high liquidity that was here on the offer. It's now on the other side on the bid. All sorts of stuff unfolds just by this historical view of the limit order book. And we want to understand this information. It really has an effect on price. It's the auction, okay? And yeah, nice flip. I mean, at all sorts of different levels here. So looking for a continuation to the upside. So it looks like it wants to accept at this point at least above 25, all right? And anyway, the order book is the heat map that you see here and that what is probably the part that makes it look rather complex here. But we'll get into exactly some of the details here. And it's just adding and pulling of liquidity. That's it. It's just being recorded. Yeah, nice sweep. Absolutely. I mean, this is pretty impressive here. We'll cover this in the advanced order flow webinar, but we see a really nice reversal pattern down here, head and shoulders, but we put the head and shoulders into context in the order flow. And we can see the drive up here, which is the key. And we trade to a new level up above here. Look at the acceptance up here. Everything looks points pretty nicely to the breakout here, all right? But anyway, we'll just refrain from that for just a moment and just go over some of the basics here. I'm gonna turn on the candlestick chart and we're gonna turn off all of the rest of the data here, okay? And now look at it, look at the chart here, all right? This is rather hard to read. This is a five minute candlestick chart. We can see the wicks, we can see the bodies, we can start to put together some of the patterns here.  There's so much more data here that we have no clue and there's no transparency into. This candlestick pattern here, and in fact, this time it actually worked. Yesterday it did not. We see buying pressure starting to come in and then we see it kind of close above this area here. We go sideways for 10 or 15 minutes and then we see the nice breakout to the upside. But we have no clue where the volume is trading. We have no understanding of what type of volume is trading. Is it aggressive buying or selling? And we don't know where and how much, okay? All of that information here is lost. And that's the kind of insight we want to make more informed trading decisions. And that's where Bookmap solves the issue. If we just turn on the historical best bid and offer, we can turn on the volume sub chart here. If we just turn on the historical best bid and offer, okay, we're gonna start to understand the price action within that five minute period, okay? So this back and forth, these little microstructural areas. For example, this low here, okay? This is just how these markets trade. We can see that there's a price structure here, okay? It's kind of going sideways. We see a low, but we don't come back to that low here and we kind of go sideways for a bit. And then we see that we broke above here, came back into the middle, right? It's gonna kind of bounce probably off of this little range here. There's gonna be a point of control and we're gonna, looks like we're bouncing off of that here and then we found buyers. Buyers pulled the market up. We're gonna see this in book map with the volume dots. We're gonna see that buyers stepped in, right? We're gonna understand the shift in the order flow from a large red dots pulling the market down to a shift and more green dots pulling the market up over here. This is what's completely lost in this candlestick chart. We have no clue about that, okay? And I'm gonna show you here in book map, all right? And here we go, okay? So here are our large red dots pulling that market down. Very indicative of order flow in a trend. More selling at lower lows, retest back up into lower highs. We see less volume and then we see more, again, aggressive selling at lower lows, okay? And then we see the difference here, right? Now look up in this area. We see that there's more aggressive volume and it's green. Most of it is green up in these areas here. And we've made a higher high now, okay? We've broken the structure and we see it with volume, okay? Just understanding these very simple concepts is giving us a lot of insight to the potential for reversal at this point. This is something we go over in detail in these advanced order flow webinars, okay? And okay, we rotate and kind of go sideways for a bit, but then look at the change again, okay? This confirms the breakout, right? More volume trading at a higher high. This is going higher, indeed it did, okay? All right, so anyway, that's just the volume and we understand where that volume's taking place. We're understanding how much and what type, okay? And to get into the details here because it's something that Bookmap is able to handle all of these different data points and there are millions of data points here. It's just not open, high, low, close for data points of a five minute or 10 minute or whatever timeframe or period or whatever you're looking at, okay? There are millions of data points here and Bookmap is able to handle all of those in real time, okay? We have a complex event processor that can handle all of this. So if I zoom in here, I can show you the details, okay? So here's our historical best bid and offer right here. Best offer's red, green is best bid, okay? These dots here, okay? These are aggressive market buy orders. They're aggressive because they cross the spread, they take liquidity off of the best offer and they're not providing liquidity. The guys in the limit order book over here, they're providing liquidity, okay? They want to sell at these specific levels or they want to buy at these specific levels, okay? The aggressor takes liquidity from these guys in the limit order book, okay? Now we're looking at milliseconds here and very microstructural areas. However, Bookmap can handle and you can see as I zoom in here, note how I'm pulling apart all of this trading activity and we're getting a feel for exactly what traded here. And in fact, we can go down into the nanosecond level here. We're looking at billions of seconds and this was one trade that was for volume of 35, okay? We can verify that over here in the insert a new column and we can change that into a trade counter. There's one trade, volume of 35, okay? So we know exactly what traded here, right? We also know that if I start zooming back out and I compress this time frame and we're going to hire time frames now, note how Bookmap handles this data. It's been aggregated only visually or graphically, all right? So this one dot, let's zoom in just a little bit more. I'm not able to put it within my chart range. Well, this one dot here of, or these three dots here are five different distinct trade events, okay? For volume of 39, all right? So if I zoom back out, note how Bookmap is aggregating visually the volume information and displaying it here. So we have an understanding of really what took place, all right? So aggressive volume came in and lifted the offer here in this area. A little bit of selling right here, but most of it is buying, all right? And if I zoom out even more, note how Bookmap handles this, okay? We're showing you now in overall because there was some selling in here. So we give it in a pie display. If you wanna hover over that dot, you can see here exactly what traded. We get the date, the time, what was on the bid or offer at this point, okay? And the volume it traded, okay? So 57 is this dot here, okay? Anyway, that's the traded volume. That's what we're showing here. And this is advantageous compared to a lot of other products out there because we're showing you the microstructure as well, okay? So for example, here's a couple of minutes of data between these two, well, this is one minute a day here between these two vertical dash lines and then another minute here, okay? And look at these little microstructural areas. And there's significance to this. This would just aggregate back and forth like in a footprint chart, okay? It handles volume that way and it spits it out as a numeric value. I like footprint charts. I don't have anything against them except that they don't show this microstructure. We have no clue of the exhaustion down here, okay? The breakout here of this little structure, the pullback to the point of control of this little structure. We can see it very clearly here and we can see that it exhausted out. We can see that we rotated back up to where the market can trade here and we get another breakout, okay? This is what we call price discovery, okay? Because it can trade higher. It exhausts here, it doesn't find trading but it does find traders. It previously found traders up here. It knows the market knows that it can trade up here again. So it does and then you get more buyers pressing price higher, okay? And price discovery. All right, so anyway, that's the traded volume. So I covered some of the heat map earlier but the volume is only really a part, a fraction of the order flow. There's so much more going on here that we really have no clue to just even looking at this chart right here, okay? There's all sorts of bidding and offering within the auction and how we usually access that is in the limit order book, okay, and looking at where they're lined up. And this is a good view. I think it's really insightful. The problem with the limit order book though is that it's only for the current market, okay? Once this data is displayed, we understand what's going on here but once it's pulled, we don't, okay? We'd have to memorize where these areas, where they're bidding and offering and what about areas around it, okay? Like in this area at 27, they're getting more aggressive. They're starting to front run some of that liquidity we just saw, okay? Bigger player too. This large lot tracker showing us that there's a bigger player here at work. And so now we're getting an understanding of more aggression here on the sell side. They're lowering the offer. Okay, we're getting that here from the current book, okay? And that's good. But what if price comes back up there and like this changes to 50 contracts? Well, you'd have to remember the price level and you'd have to remember that behavior that they previously displayed here, right? But if you wanna remember that information, you'll probably, it'll be beneficial. You'll get a few ticks out of it, maybe a few points, understanding some of the order flow here. But because we can show the historical map, okay? Since we take that data, turn it into a heat map in this window here. They were, you see the numbers change and the heat map changes. And then we record it and place it onto the chart here, okay?  It's getting a little too noisy, all right? Now we can start to understand their behavior in some of these areas here. Okay, they were up here at 28 and a quarter. They lowered it right at this point here. It's probably the same player. Pulling liquidity, adding it lower. Pulling liquidity here, adding it higher. It's probably the same player, okay? There's another player here at this 26 and three quarters. He was here earlier and he's showing up again, okay? So now we really can have an understanding of what this whole area, not just looking for a tick or two, but looking for like much bigger moves because we have the historical book in front of us. Look where they're bidding down here. Pretty high liquidity between this area, between 20 and 22, all right? So they wanna be buyers down here. This is where we saw the breakout just occur. And they're supporting that breakout because they were here on the offer. We trade up through nice, real nice move to the upside and then they're here now at higher area wanting to be buyers, okay? So we're able to see that. This is bigger picture stuff. I mean, we're looking at between here, this is 1055 and this is 1025. So we're looking at 30 minutes of data here. This is bigger picture, but we're still utilizing the limit order book because we have the historical view of it. And that's the advantage you're gonna get here with Bookmap. Now, understanding the context of this liquidity and the subtleties and the detail and combining that also with the trade activity where they're committed in the trades is where we're really starting to understand the market condition, okay? Historically and current and able to start to anticipate how they might behave in the immediate future, okay? All right, any questions? Okay, so anyway, I see a few of you guys are here from your attendees in the advanced order flow webinar. So we're gonna cover this because we covered it yesterday, pretty nice stuff looking at these reversal patterns and then the order flow shift and this one yesterday's failed, okay? And we noted that looking for a possible failure, this one is the opposite, okay? This one followed through nicely to the upside, okay? So anyway, we'll go through it and we will call it a day here and we'll see you in the other webinar in just a few minutes, okay? All right, see you there, bye-bye.


Hello everybody, my name is Lisa, and I welcome you to the weekly live stream run by ITTT. And today's live stream is going to be slightly different from the previous ones, because I'm going to share my screen and show you all technical things in real time. So this live stream is going to be devoted to some best tools for designing online English lessons. And to make sure everything is clear to you, I just want to show you in real time how I design my lessons. And as I have already mentioned in some of my previous streams, I've been using a couple of useful tools to deliver my classes. The first is Nero, which is an online collaborative whiteboard. And another one is Canva. It's a really great designing tool for creating beautiful presentations, templates, worksheets, and simply anything you want. So in today's session, we will start creating an interesting game which can be adjusted to whatever level or age group you have. So I hope you will really like it. And let's just quickly go to the main point of today's live stream so that everyone can keep up with me and follow my directions. So if you guys have already had Nero, it's a great idea to log in and try to do everything with myself, like simultaneously. But if you are not on Nero yet, it's okay. Just check out this stream and maybe later you will be able to try it on because this tool is just amazing. And by the way, this live stream is provided by ITTT. And well, let me just draw your attention to this little QR code here. So if you scan it with your cell phone, you will be able to get to our web page and get a 30% off of any ITTT TEFL courses. So if you are willing to start your teaching career, it's a great place to begin. And right now let me just share my screen right now. It's not like this. Okay, so we will start with Nero, as I have already mentioned. And the game I'm going to design is this one. It's really famous. Everyone likes it. And it's actually a great game to practice English as well. So I have already created a template, but it's not filled out yet. And in today's session, I want to show you different tech features of Nero, which you can use to design this particular game or actually any game you want. So let me just quickly overview the way this whiteboard looks. So this is like a huge whiteboard where you can place your materials. And your students actually may have access to the same whiteboard as you. I'm sure that many of you have already known this feature, so it's really convenient. And on the left side of the whiteboard, there is a dashboard. You can look through it. So there are different features, different tools to use on your Nero board. So for example, if you need some emojis, you can search in the internal search. Then there are also some text layouts and shapes. So you basically can find anything you like right there. So if you have some idea on creating, I don't know, snakes and ladders, for example, you can also do it with this whiteboard. And to access things like pictures, there is actually an in-plagged Google image search. So I'll show you later how to use it, but it's really simple. And it's quite convenient because you don't need to open another tab on your browser. And you can just easily get whatever pictures you like. And there is also Unsplash, which is a really huge library of copyright-free pictures. So if you need some more beautiful pictures, you can get them as well. And to create this game Monopoly or Monopoly, I'm not sure how to pronounce it. I'm so sorry. But if you guys have any comments on my pronunciation or whatever, you can use the comments section on the live stream so that I know that I'm not alone here and I can chat sometime with you. So to get started with this game, what you have to do is search Monopoly board on Google pictures. And it should be, well, any type of the board actually. So there are many different templates. Some of them are not suitable for this type of game for English lessons. For example, I'm not sure if we could use this one. So you just need to look through the pictures you have and choose the best one. And then, so when you found it, just simply expand it and start filling out the way you like as well. So I have already begun mine. It actually takes some time to get through all of the spaces. But basically you have to consider Monopoly rules and the basic board of the game, of the original game. So just make sure you put some of the main spaces like this one. So go left. This is the space where you start the game. Then some of the main features like this chance space, just visiting jail, free parking space, and go to jail. So these four spaces would be the main ones. And you have to also create picture cards to use for your community chest and for the chance questions. Right? So how to create your card with Miro? It's actually super simple. So you go to this left dashboard. You go to the dashboard on the left and choose the shape tool. So you click on it and you can choose whatever shape you like. But I believe for this one, this roundish rectangular form is the best. So you choose it and then you simply expand and adjust to the form you need. And then you can change the color with this same implocked features. It's really simple and super cool because you don't need to use any other special tools, special designing things. But another idea would be to check Canva, for example, because there are also a lot of different templates. And if you want to create a special color, for example, Canva would be the best option here. But if you want to stay in just one tool, Miro has all of these features included. So you can move this shape. And you can also type in on the shape the words you need, the questions and so on. So for example, to create this file, the chance file, you should think of several questions. It depends on the length of your game. So for example, if you play in terms of your usual class, like for example, my classes with some of the kids are around 40 minutes. So you'd probably need just a couple of questions. No need to create like tens or like dozens of questions. Several questions would be enough. So you type in whatever question you need. And by the way, one more thing. The way you adjust the game depends on your students level. It also depends on their topics. For example, here you can see my students topics. So I've decided to create this game for my 10 year old student. She has already covered 14 topics in the coursebooks in the coursebook. So I'm going to focus on these topics and pick out like several things from grammar section, from vocabulary and so on. So you can adjust this word game to whatever level your students have, right? Okay, and the questions would be adjusted to it as well. So for example, I want to help my student remember some things about her family. So for example, you can type in something like how can you call your dad some other ways. And just include this card. For example, it should be yellow in my case. Just put this card in the pile like this. So to make sure the card is not on the top of the pile, you can click on the card and then on these three dots and put it like this, send to back. So when you need it to be in front of the pile, send to front. When you need it on the bottom, then send to back. Okay, let's start with this one. So when you're ready with the game and you play, you actually play it, you can ask your student just to like take it out of the pile and the top card can be moved. So you can unlock just the top card of the pile this way. Okay, so this is the way you create cards. What about some of the pictures on the board? So you could also use this Google search, Google image search, which is in plugged in Miro. And you can type in some keywords like Mopoly community chest, and it should be PNG format. So you choose this picture and add it to whatever place you need. The same with the bank and the same with the money. For the game where you use different numbers, you will need a lot of different bank notes. So like I added $1, $5, $10, $20. And I'm also going to add some more types of these bank notes because I want to help my student remember the numbers as well. So this game is also really useful to learn the numbers. So if this topic is difficult for your students, then you can also revise it, review it. Alright, as for some other features, so technically that is all to mention from the point of like adding cards and pictures. But also Miro has got some useful plugins. And to show you what I mean, let's look at this dice picture. So Miro has dice as a paid feature as I remember. But if you like need one, you can also look on the apps field. So you need to click on these three dots on the dashboard and click on get more apps. So the paid version of Miro has a more sophisticated dice feature, but I found the one and installed it. So it's like a community dice. So someone created it and just distributed for free. So if you need some special features in your games, you can also use this marketplace to look for different tools. So you install the dice you found, and then the way to use it is a bit challenging, I should say. So to use it, you need to find a PNG picture, a PNG image of a dice. And then to use the dice of the game of the Miro tool, you need to click on this dice image and then click on the dice feature. And then it will show the simple random numbers. So this is the way you can use this dice, but I also want to mention that there are even more different plugins. And I actually found really useful ones and I've been using them, but today they unfortunately don't work. And when I figure out how to fix it, I'll let you know. I think that I'll show you this game finished next week so that today we just focus on some technical features on how to design it. And next week we will look at how to implement it and how to play it. Okay, so the problem with the dice is actually quite annoying, but we can't do anything. So if you can see, I've started adding different pictures and different numbers on my special fields, on the fields on the game board. But I haven't finished yet and I think by next week the whole board will be done and I'll show you the result. And probably I'll also be able to play with one of my children, with one of my students, and let you know how good is it or bad. Who knows. And the next thing would be how to also use Canva. So I've already mentioned that it's a great idea to use Canva and I want to show you exactly what I mean. So let me change my screen right now. So the part with this mirror and monopoly is done and I want to go to the Canva thing right now. Because these two tools are my favorite ones and I've been using them like the whole time. So let me show you some Canva features. Okay, so here it is, right? So let me know guys, if you know Canva and if you've tried to use it for your English classes. If you did, let me know how was that experience and how did you use it actually. So and right now I want to show you the field, not the field, I want to show you this template library. For some reason today my Canva is in Russian. I don't know why sometimes it's in English. I mean the layout is sometimes in English and sometimes it's just in Russian but who cares, it's pretty clear. So you can actually adjust your templates. So you can choose from the various templates on Canva. There are templates for presentations, for worksheets and lesson plans for Instagram stories and so on. So there are many different templates you could use. And right now let's look at some of the presentation templates because they are quite adjustable. For example, this one can be used for some educational stuff. Again, it's in Russian but who cares. So there are various templates. The presentation can be quite long. And again, we can use Canva, create presentations there and then extract to Miro. So if you know Canva, so just imagine that I have just created this presentation and I want to add it to Miro. So the way I do it is I can actually download the presentation in whatever format is useful, is convenient. But I prefer to use PDF standard. So basically I download this presentation from Miro, sorry from Canva. So I like save it. And then I want to move it to my Miro board. So like for example, I've prepared a presentation with different layouts and content inside. But I want to deliver it to my students, so I want to share it with my student. And the way I do it is I add it to the Miro board. And it's pretty cool actually because of the format and because of the way I saved this presentation from Miro. So right now let me quickly change the screen sharing thing. So I go back to Miro. Okay, let's just start sharing. I want to show you the whole screen. Okay, so right now we are on StreamYard, but right now I've moved to Miro. And you can see that I have saved the presentation in the PDF format. So what I do is I drag the presentation here. And it appears on the Miro board. But you can see just one picture right now. But if you click on this picture, you could see that there are actually 15 of them. And to extract them, you can quickly just simply click on the extract pages. And for example, choose either all pages to be extracted or like several. For example, I want to extract pages 2 to 6. And then what happens is this. So Miro extracts several pictures from your PDF file. It's super convenient. And I suggest you using it because it's super simple to create everything on Canva because it has different designing features you don't have on Miro. And then just extract and put all of the presentation sheets, all of the presentation templates on Miro. The same way you can actually create some backgrounds. So for example, you are going to create your Miro lesson, but you don't need to create the whole presentation. You just want to use several backgrounds and that is all. So you can basically do the same thing. Just let's delete everything. So to use Canva as a tool to create backgrounds is also really convenient and super easy because there are a lot of cool backgrounds to choose. So for example, you can choose textures, forms, shapes, whatever pictures you like. But you can also create gradients, for example, or colors you like. So this is also a really useful way to create backgrounds and then add to the Miro board. Alright, so that is pretty much for today. I just wanted to quickly show you the ways I use different features, different tools when I design my lessons. And it's actually up to a teacher because we all are pretty creative people and we can think of different ways to show and deliver our lessons. But I believe that my way is really interesting and helpful. So let me know what you think. And yes, I can see that there are several questions. Okay, so Fiona, thank you so much for helping me with this pronunciation. Yeah, I think I was pretty close to the correct one, but anyways. Okay, so there is a question. Is Canva an app? Actually, it has both variants. So for example, if you are more convenient to use it from your desktop, you can quickly go to their website, canva.com, and create your profile there. And then you can also download an app for your cell phone and synchronize your profile from the desktop with the one on your cell phone. So basically you can create your presentations, pictures, and whatever you like from both the desktop and the online application, cell phone application. Okay, yeah, and as for Canva as well, you need to download it from an app store. So if you've been using Apple or Android, it is both on, you can find it on both. So it's not a problem. And as for Miro, so there are also two options. There is a cool, solid desktop version and there is also an application for a cell phone. But the cell phone is less convenient, I would say, because it has a limited number of features. And if you, for example, want to use board games like this, it won't be possible probably. But it's a great way to use a cell phone version, an application when you're on the go or when your students, for example, go somewhere and they don't have an access to the desktop version. So I usually assign homeworks with this online application and I help students to reach the contents of our lessons easily. But usually when we have lessons on Zoom, I request to use the desktop version. But it's up to you. Yeah, sometimes students, especially the younger ones, they are so flexible, they can use different tools and different gadgets so easily and they create their own ways and approaches, right? So as for today's topic, I believe that the best tools for designing online lessons are still MIRO and Canva. And you can mix and match them, like mix and play around with both of them. But there are also some other ways to create lessons. And that's a topic to discuss, like maybe even... Well, we can discuss this topic later a lot, but it's not a problem. And what I want right now is to hear from you. Well, maybe you've been using something as well and you could share it with us. Feel free to comment right now because we have a really, really nice comment section. And I want just to make sure that everyone knows that if you guys follow this link, you can get a 30% discount on all ITTT TEFL courses. So if you want to start learning and begin your teaching journey, make sure you copy this link and save it. The other way would be to scan the QR code on the left or on the right side of the screen. Okay. And right now, please just let me know if you've been using any different tools. I'm really curious because I usually try to follow up with different technical stuff and I want to know some of the best features to implement in my lessons. So for example, I know that some teachers use Notion. Do you know this tool for planning? So some teachers create beautiful and even outstanding lessons on Notion and it's another way to organize classes actually. But I believe that if you create lessons on Notion, it's a less interactive way to deliver classes. Because for example, on Miro, students can also work with you together, like simultaneously. If you create lessons on Notion, you will do everything yourself as a teacher and as a presenter and students will just passively watch and do whatever you say. I believe that Miro is the best choice from this perspective. Some teachers also use Google presentations, Google Docs and whatever tools they have on Google. Hello, Moses. Nice to see you again, by the way. I've been using Miro for several months already, I think from last year, when I started teaching online. And of course, the main purpose of Miro is to work online because it's an online collaborative whiteboard. But by the way, I think that some of the teachers who work in a real classroom, they can also use it on Miro. Okay, the main difference between Zoom and Miro is that Zoom is a streaming platform like you can carry out your video lessons via Zoom and Miro is a tool for placing your content there. So for example, if you carry out your lessons on Zoom and you want your student to be involved into your class at like 100%, you can use Miro and you will collaborate on Miro at the same moment, like simultaneously. But as for the video chat, you will use Zoom. Miro also has the video streaming feature, but unfortunately, it is not free of charge. So if you're okay to use the paid version of Miro, then you will be able to use all of the features they provide. But if you, for example, like myself, want to use just the free version, you will need to get creative and flexible in terms of creating like special tools. But as I have already mentioned, there are many plugins that other people create and just distribute on the Internet. And next time, next week, I will finish this topic by showing you the outcome of my game design. So if you haven't watched me from the beginning of this presentation of this stream, let me quickly show you what I have started doing on Miro for my 10-year-old student. So this is the monopoly board. I showed how to design it with Miro only, but you can also use some Canva features, like, for example, to add a background or to design nice pictures. So, and I've mentioned that there are plugins and I've been using some of them, but unfortunately today they don't work for some reason and I can't show you how to install them and how to use them in real time. I hope that next time it will be okay and I'll show you the way the game will look at the very end and how to actually play it. And I think I'll also distribute this template of the game so that you guys could use it for your own and just change it to your student's needs and then play it, okay? Yeah, here is one of the heroes I'm going to use because this student is a girl. I decided that it's a great way to offer her several avatars and one of them is going to be Moana. Yeah, I really like this cartoon and it's actually a great way to build connection and relationship with your students. I believe that this girl will really like this game. Because she's so keen on this Miro board. Sometimes I see that she plays on Miro on her own when we don't have lessons, like she adds some emojis, texts and whatever. So it's really fun. So children like this collaborative tool because it's a way to spend some free time and because we started when it was the middle of the pandemic, it was really useful because students felt like they are involved into creation of something related to English and we participated like both creators. So I did something from my side. She added something from her side. It was really fun. And the same stuff actually is about students older than 10 years. I also have teenagers and they like to work on Miro. They create rankings and achievement boards. It's also so cool because they really like to get involved. Okay, so yeah, I think I'll finish this game by Friday. It is when I have this lesson with my student. And next Tuesday, I'll show you the outcome and hopefully I'll be able to show you how to use plugins for Miro and distribute several of them because they are so useful. But as for now, I believe this is the end of today's live stream. And the only thing I want to mention, well, feel free to ask me whatever questions you like. I actually forgot to create templates for the Q&A session, but as long as it's the end of the presentation and it's the end of the main topic, let's just quickly have a chat. So if you have any questions related to lesson designs, taffle teaching, maybe teaching abroad, feel free to ask me. Let's have like 15 minutes of Q&A and we will be done for today. Okay, so again, we have this comment section. If you have any questions related to teaching, taffle, T-SOL certification, maybe lesson planning, lesson design, whatever is on your mind, please feel free to let me know. Feel free to ask me and we will finish. Okay. And one more time, thank you guys for coming. Every week, I know that some of you join me weekly and it is so good, it is so pleasant to know that some people come every week. It's always really nice to see familiar faces. And by the way, new people are welcomed as well. Okay. All right. So guys, if you have any questions, well, don't hesitate because I don't want to keep silent here. It looks strange on the live stream. And yeah. Oh, by the way, I also wanted to mention that to create the monopoly board can also be helpful to check out the monopoly rules. So I found the rules on the internet, just Googled it. And yeah, that way was easier to find out which fields I should place on the board and stuff like that. Okay. So if there are no questions, we will be done for today. I hope that this presentation was useful. I hope that this session was useful to you because I wanted to share something more related to the English classes. And designing games is also so fun. So I hope it will motivate you as well. And you will try to do something like that in your own teaching practice. And as I have already mentioned, next week I'll be back with this topic and I will show you the outcome of my game design. So because there are no questions, I think that's the time to finish. Thank you so much for coming today. And I'll see you next week. So don't forget to subscribe to our ITTT group on Facebook and you can also check out our channel on YouTube. And I'll see you next time, guys. Thank you so much and have a good week.


Well guys, with the release of Disney's latest dolloping of Star Wars Mania in the form of Solo last month, I decided to take a look back at one of the franchise's smoothest and most charming of actors, Billy Dee Williams. He's the embodiment of Char, the personification of Cool, and also none of the only black faces in the entire galaxy. But Billy Dee gave Star Wars that distinctive Cool legacy which we can only pray and hope hasn't been completely destroyed by recent efforts. This deal is getting worse all the time. And let's not forget his contribution to Tim Burton's Batman in the form of Harvey Dent. His slick and debonair approach to Gotham City's District Attorney must be one of the greatest missed opportunities in the history of superhero cinema. If only we ever got to see him transform into the villainous two-face in Tim Burton's sequel, instead of this. Start this party with a bang! Baaaaa! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! Yep. Batman Forever is my favourite childhood film. Yes, I know. So, why pray tell am I mentioning all of this to you? Well because in the early 90s he released this. Alien Intruder. Well it looks like we're hitting the ground running with this cover. Just marvel at the level of detail they've put into this. It's almost like two semi-professional promotional stills have been photoshopped on top of what is obviously a crudely cut-out still image of Billy Dee taken from a random scene in the film. Also it takes a lot of Gohanes to rip off not just one but two different fonts from rather... How should I put this? Bigger budgeted franchises. Oh, and you know you're in trouble when they show highlights from the actor's careers on the back of the DVD case. Ooh, special features scene selection! I think we're going to be just fine. Yep, they went all out on the titles, huh? Yeah, for the sake of brevity I'm just going to fast forward a little bit here. The score kind of sounds like I'm playing an early Wing Commander game. Pfft, oh my god. Not the best way to start movie. Really isn't. Okay, so we've got some guys shooting at each other in a cheap warehouse. I mean, really advanced spaceship hangar bay. Yeah. Wow, just look at those special effects.   It's terrible. Yeah, sorry, hang about. What? You can clearly see in the shot that the laser blast is going straight past the actor in the center frame. So, where did the other laser bolt come from?  Oh, and by the way, if you're feeling slightly confused at this point, you're not alone. We're only 2 minutes and 28 seconds in. Yeah, there's no explanation as to what the hell's going on. And we've had two quick cuts to the scientist guy trying to access the ship's computer with some bizarre frame intercuts featuring Tracy Skoggins.  Oh god, stop cutting to that shot. Sorry, did that corpse just scream out? It did, what the hell?  Great plan. Bugs Bunny is the ship's computer. Okay. Jesus, this guy's incompetent. Look, he literally moves his rifle out of the way so this guy can turn around. Luckily for him, the guy's too slow to even notice. So this guy, who he learned is named Borman, storms onto the bridge to kill the captain. And that's where our mysterious woman, Tracy Skoggins, appears once again. Uh, uh, oh god, no. Please, please stop kissing. Oh, no tongues, please. Uh, yeah, okay.  You feeling horny? Jesus Christ. So for no apparent reason, Borman now realizes that he's murdered the entire crew and begins to feel regret. Kind of makes you wanna hit the sack, doesn't it? Uh, no, no it doesn't. Oh, come on. There's no need to be so melodramatic. Oh lord, who thought that shot was a good idea?  Jesus, we're only seven minutes into this film. Seven. Earth 2022 AD, maximum security present, new Alcatraz. Uh, sorry, what? This is set in 2022. As in four years from now. Okay, gotcha. So after that previous cinematic fiasco, we're now treated to a good old fashioned prison beating. It's good to know that the Trump presidency didn't cut prison budgets in the future. I mean, laser bars aren't cheap. Uh, yeah, again, no attempt at the story here, you know as much as me. During the fight we see another prisoner who's attempting to escape. Jesus, the Republicans don't mess around. Aw yeah, there's my boy. Sorry. I just assumed prisons in the future would have more advanced on-off switches. That thing looks older than what we have now. Okay, so we're back to this guy again. Yeah, just a pro tip.  A real computer jock. He's as good as they get. What kind of time are you doing, DJ? Life. Somehow we managed to penetrate the military budget requisition computers inside Mount Thunder. How much does he have in his account? Twenty million American. Hey, what can I say? It's what they wrote. Well, thank God for poorly installed man-sized ventilation shafts in a maximum security prison. Engineer first grade. Life, no parole. Dark driving. Wiped out an entire family on the Autobahn outside Houston. A booze, I don't know. Oh yeah, sure. Because that's your reaction. Jesus, what's this roof made of? Napalm? Uh, yeah, why not? That's how you slide. Again with the explosions. In the future, does everyone have to tap each other while holding a gun? Demolition's expert. Blue and Arbor'd car took out a pizza joint along with it. Five dead. You like to blow things, huh?  Bet you like to do that a lot. What do you want?  Okay, that's it. I'm done. Looking for a few good men. Yeah, that's no one in this room. At all. If you volunteer for this mission, you roll the dice. You hit your number. You're free men when we get back.    Ain't that like walking into a whorehouse with a lights out? What? I've wound up with a lot of dogs in those dark rooms. Um, focus? Anyone? There's one more thing. The Aphrodite program.  He's talking about virtual reality. It's called the weekend. You choose your woman, your fantasy. We choose the broads, huh? It's your weekend. You know, I never thought I'd say this, but I'd rather be watching Red Dwarf. Okay, so now that Billy Dee and his gang are on their way to find the missing space freighter, our gang of lovable, if convicted criminals begin their raunchy virtual weekend. Where you going? I'm going. 1952. Yeah? Well, I'm going to the Wild Wild West. I would pick Britain. Pre-Brexit. For the sake of brevity, I'll spare you the next 20 minutes of the film. All you need to know is that each member of the crew has a virtual simulation, and Tracy Skoggins appears in each one. We have a Wild West fantasy, a 30s film noir bar, a 50s American store, and a very poor attempt at Baywatch. Do you have fun in the 50s there, DJ? Oh. You ever ride a Harley before?  God, no, no. After all of that, the gang go about their daily spaceship tours, and later Mancuso discovers that the ship's coordinates have been changed, and they're now heading for G-Sector. What's G-Sector, you ask? I have no idea. It's never actually explained. Also, Billy Dee starts to exhibit some strange obsession with this highly overused shot of Tracy Skoggins. The chief engineer McClellan starts to hear music being played from his virtual fantasy on a disc, and then starts to lash out at DJ. But before that scene could develop any further, a distress signal is heard. It's a distress signal. I kind of have to believe that Billy was just drinking before they shot this take, and he refused to get rid of the bottle. Yep. Great hyperspeed effect there. Put Star Wars to shame. Seven days, and we hooked that sucker up, turned the road into our home. We're all gonna be free men.  Space cake. Space cake, anyone? And before yet another scene can develop, it's time to respond to yet another alarm. Huh? Oh yeah, I'm in this movie. The ship's coolant starts to leak, and then it's fixed. Oh well. Onwards to our destination, I guess. Ugh. The crew decides to enter their VR cryo pods again, despite the ship seemingly falling apart. While Billy Dee gets upset that it can no longer find Tracy Skoggins, but then spots her in the Wild West fantasy simulation. After a dull standoff with some VR Ed Harris's, Lloyd is saved by Tracy, but not before his love interest is killed off. As a token of thanks, Lloyd is asked to give her a back rub, but just as things start to heat up, Billy gets pissed that he loses the video feed. Meanwhile, in the 1940s Casablanca simulation, another love bot is killed, leaving the now singing Tracy Skoggins to blow McClellan a kiss.  And in the poor man's Baywatch simulation, we see the final love interest just dead on the beach with her breasts exposed. Yep, at this point they didn't even try.   Right with you. Fortunately for Billy and the audience, the ship, once again, encounters trouble. Ha ha ha ha! Your ship is falling apart! I will miss! Bastard! G-Sector! So the ship finally reaches the mysterious G-Sector, but before anything interesting can happen, the gang discuss the virtual murders in their simulated fantasies. A bromance scuffle breaks out between Lloyd and Mancuso. And after all that nonsense, the crew are once again ordered to report to the bridge. The ship finally tracks down the first ship from the film's opening. Oh boy, I bet there's a lot of vomit on that thing by now. The crew then dress up as ghostbusters and board the vessel. The crew board the ship and begin to search for survivors. Meanwhile, on board the holly, Alan is, um, getting busy with Tracy Skoggins. How you may ask? I've no actual idea. It's never explained. Have a coffee too much for ya? You know I live for caffeine?     You need to try some decap, Peter. Seriously? That's the end of the scene? Okay then. And for no apparent reason, the ship's android gets electrocuted from walking on a light panel on the floor. Oh, um, sorry for not mentioning him earlier.  He's a glorified prop. Hey, I heard a joke for you. How many New Yorkers does it take to change a light bulb? None!  Hey guys! Meanwhile, on board the holly, Tracy Skoggins makes the ship's computer do some typing. The crew has no luck hacking into the ship's mainframe and Billy Dee becomes distraught that he can't find Tracy Skoggins on his computer. You guys never heard of downloaded video in 2022? Billy the Blue Power Ranger uncovers a virus in the ship's computer bank when they discover the virus is in the shape of Tracy Skoggins. Billy Dee reveals that he was originally on board yet another star ship, the Joplin, that the holly was sent to find. Teaming up with Tracy, they hold Mancusa and DJ Hostage. Fortunately for them, it seems that the ship not only has man-sized ventilation shafts, but also wobbly walls. Lloyd breaks into the ship's armory, and supplies covered, and confronts Billy Dee. Billy Dee kills Lloyd, but not before he can arm the ship's self-destruct mechanism. Oh yeah, great design. Real handy that you set the ship to self-destruct thanks to a well-placed computer panel in a random corridor of the ship. Billy Dee then attacks Mancusa and DJ for some reason stands on top of a perilous drop and, unsurprisingly, gets shot by Billy Dee. What were you hoping to accomplish there, exactly? McClellan then appears and is hypnotised by Skoggins, allowing Billy Dee to shoot him easily in the back. Mancusa destroys the ship's mainframe, thankfully not making Bug's Bunny sounds while it dies. Aerial, I mean Tracy Skoggins, licks Mancusa's ear, sending Billy Dee into a jealous rage. Mancusa shoots Billy Dee, who is then sent flying into a cheap war panel. Mancusa then manages to get into the ship's escape pod and narrowly avoids the explosion. However, Tracy Skoggins has managed to sneak on board. And that's it. That was Alien Intruder. What was that film about? Seriously, this film is about nothing. We learn nothing. We know nothing about how Tracy Skoggins came into existence. The characters barely develop. There's no explanation for how each man falls for her and how she can drive them all to murder. They discover nothing once on board the other ship and the ending doesn't even attempt to have some kind of finality or coda. I can forgive the hilariously cheap production design or the fact that the ship's android did absolutely nothing to, or the fact that Billy Dee was clearly bored out of his mind and just drinks in every scene. Or the fact that Tracy Skoggins never has any kind of master plan or ulterior motive other than sexy murder. But the real sin of this film was how the evil sexy AI was already on board their ship. The crew were already becoming infatuated with Ariel before they even reached the ship they were supposed to rescue.  The entire rescue mission is pointless and once they get to the ship, all they discover is that they already had the same virus on board. And when characters die, there's next to no time for us to even care. The music just repeats the dull sound of synthesized horns throughout.  All in all, Alien Intruder is a completely forgettable mess. Sorry Billy, I love you, but did you need to paycheck that much? Well, at least they're still solo to enjoy. I mean, it's not like Disney could screw that up, right? Right? Guys?


What's good Josh boros back again with another video so I'm gonna check out 10 shocking secrets revealed by X WWE wrestlers after they were released by WrestleMania This should be an interesting one definitely want to see what was revealed if I've heard some of these stories or not Should be an interesting one, but I appreciate all the love and support cash on our channel. Let's get right into this one When an employee or wrestler leaves WWE they're prone to taking pardon interviews on podcasts and during the course of these interviews The former employee will usually reveal previously prohibited secrets in relation to WWE These secrets can relate to undiscovered information about behind-the-scenes in WWE Cancel creative plans or even insane stories about Vince McMahon himself Join us now as WrestleMania looks at 10 huge secrets revealed by ex WWE employees and wrestlers Be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell for daily wrestling videos and follow us on Facebook for Exclusively it's also check out our new channel WrestleMania shorts and WrestleMania Hindi Number 10 Vince McMahon's obsession with height It's no secret that Vince McMahon To be tall and muscular however until former WWE creative member court Bauer appeared on Chris Jericho's podcast It was never made clear how far McMahon's preference went according to Bauer during McMahon's feud with Donald Trump in 2007 but man was furious that Trump was wearing a coat that made him look taller than him Donald Trump was there right doing the angle of Vince and one night We're doing you know some sort of in-ring deal with Trump and Vince and it was cold wrote the lead up to WrestleMania and Donald Trump has like that big winter jacket and he's got like, you know, he's six foot four or something like that six for three He's kind of like a deceptively tall guy so, you know, they're doing a promo and Vince and him are going like face-to-face as the battle the billionaires thing goes down and afterwards we're in the limo and Vince is just livid like they get along great But there's like that kindred spirit thing with them and everything Yeah, he was he felt like Donald had intentionally showed him up. He's like, do you see that? He was wearing that jacket. He was clearly his shoulder pads or stuff. He was trying to look bigger He was like really hot about Trump trying to look bigger than him and he just like thanks to this Wow That's crazy Well, you got so much money that you you you feel slighted and have petty beeps over over You know someone looking a little bit taller than you that's crazy I can definitely that sounds accurate that that plays into Vince's ego for sure But a backstage information looks like McMahon's preference for taller larger-than-life wrestlers stem from his own insecurities Number nine perverted ways and blackmail when Nia Jax was released from WWE She revealed a ton of information about a time in the company and most of the stories. She shared were insanely negative and concerning In a random tweet Jax would simply imply that WWE higher-ups are perverts and certain employees in the company use blackmail to keep their jobs The full tweet read it's a shame some people deserve to get the opportunity to shine like the star They really are but unfortunately certain higher-ups can never see past their own perverted ways Too bad there aren't any lucky ones who can use blackmail to keep their jobs Obviously it's worth stating that Jax's comments should be taken with a grain of salt But nevertheless it makes for some interesting yet concerning backstage tea. I get it it's coming from her some people may not want to hear that you know Zane with her track record, you know in the ring or whatnot, but What she's saying Doesn't sound far from the far from From the truth it could possibly be and I'm pretty sure they are some higher-ups I mean we've seen some recent situations with the whole Vince McMahon and the hush money stuff So if Vince McMahon is involved in some stuff, you don't think some of these higher-ups are involved in some some unsavory things and Pretty much a keep your mouth quiet or we'll job you out or you'll never be seen on television again You know I'm saying like there's I can see that happening. So I wouldn't Completely disregard Naya here, you know, I do think she may have some truth in what she's potentially saying number eight triple H's pushback In 2008 Jeff Hardy's popularity had truly skyrocketed and WWE had no choice But to pull the trigger on Hardy finally winning the top prize in the company whilst a lot of staff members in WWE were on board with this One notable wrestler was against the idea According to former WWE writer Freddie Prince, Jr. WWE received pushback from the game triple H who questioned if Hardy was truly ready to win the title Triple H would even raise the question of they could even trust Hardy, which was a clear reference to his personal demons Vince McMahon was convinced that Hardy should indeed become WWE champion But this backstage story from Freddie Prince, Jr. doesn't exactly paint triple H in the best light That's crazy. I think I may have loosely heard something about that in the past, but damn I don't know about this guy And words but during a WrestleMania 35 rewatch tweet along former WWE writer Dave Shilling Tweeted an image of a list of words that were outright banned in WWE These words range from the likes of belt to other phrases such as here we go and number one contender These banned words usually related to wrestler promos But also applies to the announcers and deviating away from this mandate would notoriously land talent in trouble with McMahon himself Fans are quick to call this out for being totally ridiculous And the style of micromanagement has slowly been fizzled out. Thanks to triple H taking over triple H I think they used to say I don't think you could say I don't know. Let me see if hospital was on there Let me see a hospital was on that list. Hold on. We're gonna go back No Because I remember they used to say like they wouldn't say like taking to the nearest hospital They'll say taking to the nearest medical facility When you know when you think about it, you know, you can just say hospital too.  So there's gonna be some violence there Wow Dang Oh, this is from the Becky two belts was an ally of the word belt is not allowed Then so I assume Becky would get in getting trouble instead. They saw t-shirts. Yeah, it worked Financially it worked But if we're going by that belts is not allowed to say so that's crazy Just how much micromanaging Vince was doing sheesh number six the exploitation of Eddie Guerrero's passing WWE received major backlash in 2006 when Eddie Guerrero's passing was used to further an angle between Mysterio and Randy Orton during this infamous feud at Guerrero be heavily mentioned and at one point Orton would even claim that Guerrero was in hell Yeah Our revealed in an interview with wrestling in that Vince McMahon was heavily pushing for orton to say a line relates to Guerrero being in Hell and McMahon's forcefulness in relation to the Guerrero dialogue was one of the reasons why he wanted to leave No one was on board But Vince kept pushing for it and he just kept doing it week after week He kind of gave it the whole holy watercoating thing of being kosher mixing religious expressions and butchering it at that Basically, he made it legit in his mind by saying that Eddie was up there right now laughing because he loved things like that He'd be totally on board for stuff like this. How can you say that? It's just a way of saying something that made it feel less of a cold evil thing It's one of those things I disagreed on and everyone in the room disagreed on we all wish we could have done more But we weren't we all volleied it. You sure we could keep it more subtle No, you wouldn't even go for more subtle so there was nothing we could do and it was a terrible feeling It was one of the first flags that went up that let me know I needed to consider other opportunities That's what yeah, that's yeah, I wouldn't did that I get you want to push the lines, but One obviously he was beloved by many in the wrestling community around the world So that's one his death was tragic. That's two, you know, um, I just I just don't think we Think we just leave it alone. I think you could have Randy Orton, you know, I'm saying, you know You can have Randy Orton Healed it up in another way with Ray Mysterio that doesn't involve talking about rabie Eddie being in hell like I Don't know. I just think that I think that you could have left that or at least It was a little bit too soon because it happened really literally right after it So that's something you do if you wanted to really push that narrative If that's what you really wanted to do maybe later when the blow is, you know, it's not as impactful But at the same time, I just think when wrestlers have legitimately died passed away I think it's best to just kind of leave that alone. That's just my personal opinion I know some people like well now you can get a little edgy with it You know, we can find other ways to get edgy without, you know, going into Going into that realm of life and death, you know, Sam But nosing that Orton himself was heavily pushing back the notion of using Guerrero in this man Uh-huh, but man reportedly insisted that Orton simply did his job.  That's that's The power of Vince McMahon, bro Nobody's on board, but he's like I'm gonna do it anyway cuz I'm Vince High standards when it came to his employees We all know that McMahon hated people coughing and sneezing as he believed it made people weak But McMahon's bizarre rules for his employees went one step further according to former WWE writer Dominic Cota Cota would claim that meetings at WWE HQ were gone all day and McMahon would happily eat in front of his staff However, the crazy thing was that the staff members weren't permitted to eat anything That's right, McMahon made his staff members go all day without food Which could no doubt have led to McMahon being sued countless times over.  You're not about to starve me. That's it's illegal me.  This is a problem Legitary wrestler gal Kim has spoken candidly in relation to her experiences of racism during a time in WWE According to Kim WWE reserved in hiring Kim simply because she was Asian Kim claims that McMahon didn't believe Asian women were attractive I'm convinced that the Asian demographic was strong in the adult entertainment industry In shocking fashion at Kim actually began to make herself appear more white in order to obtain TV time Kim would reveal this during interview on Lily and Garcia's podcast as she revealed office like I don't understand What I'm supposed to do here because I do everything you guys ask me to do and Like I got to the point where I'm like am I too Asian like I didn't I was literally Highlighting my hair near the end to become more white. I didn't know what to do at that point That's why I left because I'm like, I know I have more to give to this business And you hired me back for a reason, you know, I did do something and you brought me back for a reason Right, so I just felt really I felt very suppressed Number three Vince McMahon knows he's out of touch. One of the common complaints about Before Vince McMahon took a step back was that he was out of touch McMahon didn't truly grasp what the modern wrestling fans wanted and it seemed like McMahon either simply didn't care what the fans wanted Or he believed he knew best in a fascinating combination of both McMahon when Matt Hardy left WWE in 2020 who revealed that McMahon outright admitted that he's out of touch with modern wrestling McMahon revealed that if the ultimate deletion match between Bray Wyatt and Hardy was well received then he is without question out of touch McMahon's reaction to hearing Hardy exposes was no doubt hostile It was probably damaged McMahon's perception of Hardy for the foreseeable future number two Exposes W. There's a thing he's been so out of touch for many years there's only is a handful of things that he may be right on and it may still have a grasp or for Grass for but outside of that most of the stuff if it's produced by Vince or came up by Vince. It's It's not good It's I'm just going off a track record. It's not good. There's some gyms. You can find it rare But outside of that it's it's not what it used to be He's just wrestling is not what it was in the 2000s. It's not what it was in the 90s It's much different people know more about the business than they ever did before so you have to come up with more creative ways to entertain and Sometimes well, I don't even think sometimes a lot of times, you know, it for Vince. It's this has been working for me This is what's been getting me money. I'm making more money than I've ever made before I'm gonna keep doing it because why the fuck not not losing anything by doing this We when see I'm punk appeared on Colt Cabana's podcast in 2014 it sent shockwaves throughout the wrestling world Punk revealed a ton of backstage secrets and the main point of his expose was that WWE Specifically Vince McMahon didn't care about their wrestlers Punk would discuss how poorly certain talents are treated and how the payoffs for big matches are disproportionate Punk would also state that he was asked to work hurt several times throughout his career And he would even reveal that he had a staff infection which could have killed him yet He was still forced to wrestle Punk's burial of the company was so noteworthy and damaging that it led to a heated lawsuit between punk and WWE Dr. Chris Aman a man would attempt to sue punk for defamation, but a man was unsuccessful And number one exploiting Roman Reigns is illness WWE's decision to turn Dean Ambrose Hill the same night that Roman Reigns announced that his leukemia had returned was vastly inappropriate But things went from bad to worse when they began to use Reigns illness during the storyline between Ambrose and Seth Rollins and 99% of the fans believe this to be too far Yeah According to Ambrose himself Vince McMahon wanted him to say one of the most disturbing lines possible During Ambrose's appearance on talk is Jericho McMahon wanted him to say a line that was so bad that he outright refused to say it Ambrose claimed that there was a line so horrific that WWE would have instantly lost sponsorship deals There would have been several rumors surrounding what that line was but it's never been outright confirmed by Ambrose or anyone in WWE Nevertheless what this ultimately highlights is that there is nothing that McMahon won't exploit to further a storyline We have a cheap TV rating. They have folks tin I remember when that happened. I was down for the heel turn I Understand why people was like yeah Maybe the heel turn and the timing of it was wrong, but say for example I Mean it was a real-life situation. So I I get it I understand that and it made for shocking Television because that same night the heel turn happened on Seth So I'm like, okay, if anything you probably could have did it like that next week That would uh, you know saying that would have been probably for some people more appropriate, but I I'll fine. I'll go with it. You do the heel turn. Sure.  So I don't really have a problem with him turning heel When he did but it's the stuff that they were alluding to and saying or whatever like Roman You know saying kind of kind of deserve this type shit Like that's kind of what they were going with to ham up the story or whatever you see what happened to Roman You know saying and it's just like uh, I don't know about that So I get it if they would have waited for the next week that next week on Monday night I think that would have been probably even more impactful because then it would have been like, okay They still love each other, you know saying this, you know, we don't have all of the shield But at least Dean and Seth will hold down the fourth to Roman get back boom Dean turns on them won't now I think the timing of that would have probably been a little bit better in my opinion But at the same when I initially saw it It didn't it was a shocker for sure I was like, wow they're really doing this right after Roman just announced what he announced. That's crazy It was a shocker but I can understand some people feel like that would no appropriate time to do the turn and everything else They did afterwards involving Roman Reigns illness was kind of kind of in poor taste But once again, it's Vince McMahon and he will do and say and try to take advantage of any real life situation Because it's Vince so comment down below. Let me know.  I appreciate all of us boy. Got y'all on channel roads 150k I'm still young speedy you to present champion the world Appreciate y'all kicking me see y'all next one


Hey guys, welcome back to our channel. My name is Andrea with Food and Mentory Adventures in Food. Our channel is all about the food. We do taste test recipes, grocery hauls, and what's for dinner. And I am here today with a grocery haul from Kroger. So I will jump right in for you guys. So the first thing that I picked up are these Quaker Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip granola bars. And they were absolutely free. I got my coupons in the mail for some free stuff, so I'll be sure to share with you which items were free. So these were free. And then also they had today only stovetop stuffing on sale for 50 cents. Now I do not care for stovetop at all. I like a traditional homemade cornbread dressing, but Howard doesn't. And he likes this stovetop. So when I make my dressing, I usually make him stovetop to go along with it. They had a sale on certain items where you had to buy six items in order to get them for the discounted price. So let me show you the six items that I picked up today that were on sale. The Landalake Butter. And I got three unsalted butters. I like to have those on hand in my freezer for the baking that I do. And they were on sale for $2.99 each. The other two items that I picked up that were part of my six for six are these suave body washes. I got Everlasting Sunshine and Ocean Breeze and they were $1.49 each. And my sixth item were the Skinner's Large Elbow Macaroni. I needed some for my mac and cheese and they were on sale for 49 cents. I also picked up some Kraft singles. We needed some of those for burgers and grilled cheese sandwiches. And then I also picked up some Simple Truth Brown Eggs. And they were on sale with the Digital Coupon. I think they were $2.99. The ice cream was absolutely free. That just means I buy a lot of ice cream. So I got a free coupon for Haagen-Dazs ice cream. Any flavor of any pint. And so I like the Rocky Road. And then this is an item that I've never seen before. I love Tillamook cheese. And they had this cream cheese spread aged cheddar Tillamook. So I was excited to see that. They had different flavors. They had like a garden vegetable but the cheddar sounded best to me. So I picked that up. This Simply Lemonade was on sale. They were $2 a bottle. So I picked up Simply Peach and Simply, it's as blueberry in it. So it's Simply Lemonade but it has blueberry. And then I saw these cheddar sticks. And it sounded really good to me. It's Wisconsin cheddar. So it's like a white cheddar with Parmesan. Another coupon that I used today was on these shrimp. They are peeled and deveined raw shrimp. They were on sale for $9.99. And then with my coupon that I picked up, that I got in the mail I should say, I had $2.35 off of that. So I got this pound of shrimp for about $7 and something. Some change. And then I picked up some frozen fish. And let's see here. So I got some flounder, thumbless skinless flounder. And it's 12 ounces. And then I also picked up some excuse me Pacific Cod. And it's also 12 ounces. And I think both of these bags were $3 and some change or something like that close to that. Now one thing, one deal that I was super excited about today was this black label fully cooked bacon. You get 100 slices. And it was clearanced out for $4.99. So I got two packages of the bacon. I plan on sticking it in the freezer. We will be having and we've had some company come into town to see the baby to see Harrison. And so this is great to have on hand for company for mornings for breakfast. So I picked that up. And then I also picked up some honey, wheat bread. Now you guys know I don't particularly care for wheat bread, but Howard will eat it. So we've got that honey, wheat bread. And then I think the deal that I'm probably most excited about today are these Pillsbury pie crust with your Kroger card. They were on sale for a dollar a box. So I got four boxes. I was thrilled about that. I use these pie crust to make pot pies. I use them for peach cobblers. You name it. So this was a great deal for a dollar a piece. So that's it for my haul. It was short and sweet, but I got some great deals that I wanted to show to share with you guys. And I hope you guys liked this video. If you did, please make sure to give us a thumbs up. And if you haven't joined our YouTube family, we hope that you do so. Thanks so much for watching and we'll see you guys next time.