All right. So I'm very excited today to bring Justin on the channel. Justin was able to land a job at a, I think Fortune 500 tech company, like a really, really big, well-known tech company. And his wife was also able to land a job using the methods that we're going to be talking about in today's video. And they were able to do it in a very short period of time. So they both discovered the same methods by watching content online. And they both tried it and they were both able to land a job in a very short period of time, which is awesome. So hey, Justin, thank you so much for coming on the channel. I appreciate it. It's definitely an honor, Shane. Glad to be here. Awesome. Awesome. All right. Well, hey, let's get into it. So first of all, take me all the way back to the beginning. I think you were working as a car salesman. I don't think you knew too much about the career you got into in tech, but tell me about that period of time for you. Certainly, Shane. This just feels so good to be here. So literally, my wife was a stay-at-home mom. We have three children. We've been married nine years, our oldest child, six years old. And I was working for a new car dealership. And I made the most money that I had made on any job in my life, selling cars. I started doing that during the pandemic, first sales job. And I first heard of Tech Sales, which was foreign to me from a friend of ours who went into Tech Sales a year ago. And she actually works for literally one of the top companies to work for. And didn't really pay attention to her. She would tell us about her journey. Never would pay attention to her. And then when she got hired, and she's telling me, yeah, I'm projected to make six figures. And in my mind, I'm doing something called Tech Sales. That sounds weird. I'm like, maybe you will. Maybe you want kind of thing. And so we came across course careers specifically. And then we heard an elaborate explanation of Tech Sales on Anthony O'Neill's show. Now, Anthony O'Neill Shane is someone who my wife and I have followed for years. So we didn't just hear of Anthony O'Neill. We respect him. We take what he says very seriously. And so my wife discovered it. She brought it to my attention because we both were already looking for a career transition that we could do together because we like working together. So I did a lot of homework. Definitely. I looked up reviews on more than one platform of them. Of course, I went to course careers YouTube. But then I tried to search up people outside of like course careers YouTube to just try to get an understanding of who they were. And everything checked off good for me. After my homework, I felt like this was definitely a way to go that we should devote ourselves wholeheartedly to. And so I made the decision to my wife. I'm like, look, we're going to do this. And she was kind of apprehensive at first, but she was on board. We started course careers in the same day. And then the rest was history. That's awesome. Yeah. And hey, I tell people all the time, like make sure you do your own research on anything, right? Like anything that I allow on my channel, I do a crazy amount of due diligence on before I even think about allowing it on my channel. I mean, we all saw what happened with like the whole FTX situation with all these influencers promoting FTX. Like I don't want that to happen with anything I ever promote, right? And I've been like that since the beginning, but yeah, course careers is legit.  And I think Anthony O'Neill, if I'm, if I'm correct, I have watched some of his videos. I think he's under kind of the Dave Ramsey brand, I believe, or something. Yeah. So, so Anthony O'Neill, he at one point, he definitely, he was an actual Dave Ramsey personality. He was on the Dave Ramsey show. And that's how we discovered them from following Dave Ramsey years back. And then in recent years, Anthony O'Neill, he branched off and now he carries his own brand now.  For sure. For sure. Yeah, his content's awesome. I love what he's doing for sure. Awesome. So you and your wife both decided to go into course careers after discovering it, just kind of browsing the internet and just checking everything out. And then tell me about that experience for you going through course careers. So what was the curriculum like? How was the experience? Yeah, just kind of share that if you could. Yeah, so the material within itself, I like to describe it like this. I felt like Troy, the CEO, didn't leave any stone unturned in terms of the preparation that went into it. Just as someone who is personally looking to have more of an entrepreneurial mindset of just taking ownership over my finances, creating systems, I could really appreciate and respect the material. So with that being said, course careers has a lot of information to offer. And I would dare to say it literally, it does cover every area that you need to. To the point from a practical level, I've landed a job, but yet course careers is still a resource that I can go back to, to learn, to understand not just the role of an SDR, but even how to function in certain softwares, whether it's sales, engagement, CRM, sales data platform, you name it. I mean, it's really incredible, even down to how my wife and I actually received the job through our ability to prospect, through our ability to understand how to follow up, how to find people's emails when their emails isn't listed on LinkedIn. So we learned and acquired this through course careers. From an experience standpoint, it took a lot more focus than I personally anticipated. And I mean that in a good way. It wasn't something that I could just kind of halfway give my mind to wing it, wing it through the final exam. The final exam was extremely thorough. It took a lot of time to actually prepare. Because of how the questions are worded, because of the different methods of how you answer, you have to know the material, graduating. And so that is something that is greatly respected by my wife and I, because to go through a course and you actually have to understand the course material that will prepare you to ultimately get the job that you're looking to get is brilliant. And then the price on it, obviously that was a big thing for us on why we originally decided. And listen, Shane, it was worth every single penny. And I can say that looking back now, because my wife and I have something tangible that we're holding in our hands and 450 bucks with a coupon, it's like that really is insane to me. And the fact that it actually brought the results with it. Absolutely. And say, speaking of that, the course will be linked down in the description as well as the pinned comment below. So if you guys want to check out a free training that course that Troy has, he does have a free training that'll kind of tell you about, you know, SDR, BDR, what exactly tech sales is, what would you would be doing on a day to day basis, what the opportunities are, etc. You can check that out.  I think it's Shane 50 is the coupon code. Let's go ahead and how many interviews did you and your wife have after course career? Certainly. So my wife from three weeks of her putting in her initial application, she had four job offers. I think she interviewed with a total of maybe eight different companies. I interviewed with about six different companies when it was all said and done. And I had two job offers and two other companies. I was still basically in the interviewing process.  And I just went ahead and accepted the position within to it at that time. So definitely we were able to get in front of companies. Again, course careers prepares you for that. Right. So I mean, it literally prepares you on from how to do a LinkedIn to basically how to actually understand the interview from start to finish. So going into it, we kind of already obviously we had a mindset for it. We knew the role of an SDR whether we went to school for college for business or not, because we were well equipped. So anything that was thrown at us question wise concerning the role we understood it. I guess you could say as if we went to a university for it. So that was cool.  Yeah. So it took just a shade under three months, Shane, a shade under three months, which we were excited about that. And so in context, again, we're married, three children, all six years old and under with both of us going through this, I was working full time for half of that time period. And I was also creating content almost full time while going through the course. And so for us to still be able to basically land preferred jobs, really. And I mean, and I can't say that we were necessarily expecting that, although I was strategically, I wanted to go for obviously the best. But literally like my number one choice company, like I was able to land that and out of the offers that my wife got, I mean, my wife gets paid more than me, like out the gates, like substantially. And she literally landed a job with one of the fastest growing startup companies in the world. So just incredible right under three months. Wow, that's awesome.  And yeah, but it's like, yeah, into it is a massive company I've used several other products before. So really, really awesome. You were able to land a job there.  So that's kind of a little bit higher risk, higher reward type move, sort of. But you know, both of those are really super solid options for the first job that you get where you're going to be learning so much on the job every single day. So that's awesome. I know that everybody's going to be wondering. So if you would like to share, I'll let you share as much as you'd like, how much were these first job offers that you guys got? Yeah, certainly. So with me, I took what's called a full-time contract position with into it. And so with a company of that caliber, it's more common to take a contract job or some type of position to get your foot in the door. Even with that, I'm still expected to make up to 60 grand. And if I go into a permanent position anytime soon, right within months, then that pay could be anywhere from, if I remember from Glassdoor, anywhere from 70 up to six figures. And my wife, and I'll be pretty transparent, my wife, her base salary is $60,000. And so base salary 60. And then OTE, so on target earnings, meaning if she just hit her quota every month, she'll make 80 grand. But her commission is completely uncapped. Wow. That's amazing. That's incredible. First job right out the blocks. Just man, that's incredible. 80 plus. And yeah, you both have awesome, awesome stuff going. So combined, you guys are just absolutely killing it now. And look, and this is like, this is just cool because again, right, we're like new to tech. So like, we don't even know how this world existed.  So we're like, we're excited. I had the camera out earlier. A new MacBook arrived from my wife today. And so her company sent her a MacBook, they're sending a computer, and they're sending the latest generation iPhone in a bicycle. What? That's incredible. Right. It's 2020 paid time off days. Like in the first year, I mean, our family literally has the highest healthcare insurance that you can get all of our family. And we have like pet insurance to do the job. I mean, it's yeah, I mean, we're like literally like, we're sitting back like opening the packages, it was like looking at each other like, can you like, can you believe like, this is happening from like, we enrolled in this course that we saw like on a show on YouTube like three months ago. And now like, we're really about to change the trajectory of our family's financial goals. I mean, it's incredible. That's awesome. Wow. Yeah, that's that's the thing is like people kind of pay attention to the numbers. And that is important. Like you need to make sure you're getting paid a lot. But in tech, there's just so many benefits that you have.  I have a friend living in Japan right now working in tech, you can just travel the world if you'd like. There's so many benefits health insurance, they send you free stuff, they spoil you. And that's the thing is if you're learning these highly in demand skills that the tech industry requires, that college pretty much just doesn't teach in most cases. So it's kind of hard to acquire these skills. They just spoil you, you know, so it's that's got to why I tell people to go into these careers. It's, I mean, it's incredible. So oh, and by the way, I wanted to mention I love your channel. So Justin and his wife actually have a channel where they're documenting their journey of going into tech. So this is really awesome. It's, it's kind of like one of those channels where you're kind of going with them as they, as they go through this journey of kind of transitioning into tech. And they just started it. You've almost got 1000 subscribers. So that's awesome. And I will link that channel down in the description below. So definitely check out the channel. It's called tech journey. So that is, that is really awesome. You guys are kind of documenting your journey for, for other people, they can kind of see it's not just somebody who's already, you know, like 10 years into tech, it's somebody who just started going into it. I think there's a lot of value there for sure. So you got it, you got it. So what would you say to somebody who is thinking about trying to get into tech and, you know, they're thinking about maybe even tech sales or another tech career as well, because there's a lot of really good ones. And they're maybe thinking about, you know, using course careers. What would you say to that person? Absolutely. You know, and so I answer this twofold chain and I'm gonna answer how I really answer people. Obviously, you have to make sure it's what you want to go into, right? So you do your own homework. If you figure out, Hey, tech sales looks like something suitable for me, you know, which course should I get into? Well, I'm going to say course careers night and day because I can speak from experience. I've done course careers, right? And it was effective for me. And the reasons that I chose course careers, I feel like that could apply to most people because I'm married. I have three children. We're mindful of our finances. Like we weren't like rolling in dough leading up to this moment. And so when I saw, okay, $450 with the coupon, I know how much other courses cost. And in my mind, I'm like, well, my wife and I could just work really hard if somehow you won't get paid this much, paying $450 for a course as opposed to a higher course. I mean, we didn't know. We got into it. And my wife ended up landing a job where that's really the highest base salary that I've heard of for a starting SDR. And that was all through $450 course, right? And in terms of what you get from it, so not just the material, like I talked about that already, but the network chain. I mean, like in my opinion, course careers is like an army. So like, I mean, it's crazy. So like my wife and I now we're in a position, you know, yeah, we have like this small little community forming on through YouTube. And so of course, people reach out to us for help. And yeah, we will help anyone. But I know that I was helped from people in course careers while I was going through course careers. I landed the job at into it because someone who went through the program of course careers referred me to a recruiter. And that is how I got like I landed that job. And I don't think I ever put in the actual application for the role. And this was through network within course careers. And so when my wife and I receive an email, and someone tells us, Hey, I just enrolled in course careers, I'm looking for some advice that I mean, that lights us up because now it's like, you're coming into a part of like what we've came to. So that camaraderie that's there, if you have the work ethic, and you know that it's something that you want to do, then night and day hands down, I would choose course careers for sure. That's awesome. All right, well, hey, thank you so much for sharing your story sharing the journey. It's been super fun interviewing you and just like listening to this and yeah, this is this is the kind of thing that hasn't been possible until just the last few years. And now it's possible to just go into kind of a high demand, high paying career in a very short period of time. Sometimes I mean, we have people getting into careers in two weeks sometimes in extreme cases when they're when they don't have a full time job in a family, of course, when they can just dedicate all their time to studying. But yeah, this is possible, this is out there. And it's just funny that it tends to be the best jobs as well that you can get into relatively quickly too, because there's just so much demand for these jobs that companies are kind of willing to train people and kind of if they have like that baseline set of knowledge, they're able to kind of train people and just invest in them. And companies are more than happy to do that to fill these positions. Yeah, this is a massive amount of demand and it's not going to slow down anytime soon. That's more motivation. Thank you for that, Shane. You got it.


Item number SCP-914 Object Class Safe Special Containment Procedures Only personnel who submit a formal request and receive approval from Site Command may operate 914. SCP-914s be kept in Research Cell 109b with two guard personnel in duty at all times. Many researchers entering 109b are to be accompanied by at least one guard for the entirety of testing. A full list of tests to be carried out must be given to all guard personnel in duty. Any deviation from this list will result in termination of testing, forcible removal of personnel from 109b, and formal discipline at Site Command's discretion. Warning! At this time, no testing of biological matter is allowed. Refer to Document 109b-117. Applying to rough setting to explosive materials is not advised. Description SCP-914, the large clockwork device, weighing several tons in covering an area of 18 square meters, consisting of screwdrives, belts, pulleys, gears, springs, and other clockwork. It is incredibly complex, consisting of over eight million moving parts comprised mostly of tin and copper, with some wooden and cloth items observed. Observation and probing have showed no electronic assemblies of any form of power other than the mainspring under the selection panel. Two large booths, 3m x 2.1m x 2.1m, 10ft x 7ft x 7ft, are connected via copper tubes to the main body of SCP-914, labeled intake and output.  The words rough, coarse, 1-1 ratio, fine, and very fine are positioned at points around the knob. Below the knob is a large key that winds the mainspring. When an object is placed in the intake booth, a door slides shut and a small bell sounds. If the knob is turned to any position and the key wound up, SCP-914 will refine the object in the booth. No energy is lost in the process, and the object appears to be in stasis until the output booth door is opened. The intense observation and testing have not shown how SCP-914 accomplishes this, and no test object has ever been observed inside SCP-914 during the refining process. The process takes between 5 and 10 minutes, depending on the size of the object being refined. Addendum 5-14 Dr. ██████ Test Log Input 1kg of steel, setting rough Output Pile of steel chunks of various sizes, appearing to be cut by laser Input 1kg of steel, setting 1-1 ratio Output 1kg of steel screws Input 1kg of steel, setting fine Output 1kg of steel carpet tacks Input 1kg of steel, setting very fine Output Several gasses dissipated into the air quickly and 1g of unknown metal, resistant to heat of 50,000°, impossible to bend or break with any force, and a near-perfect 1.6x10-75p conductor of electricity Input 1 wristwatch belonging to Dr. ██████ Setting course Output 1 completely disassembled wristwatch Input 1 cell phone belonging to Dr. ██████ Setting 1-1 Output 1 cell phone, although different make and model Input 1 standard cold python revolver Setting very fine Output Dr. ██████ aforementioned Completely disintegrated all matter in its line of fire Object contained with high-density gamma waves Input 1 white mouse, setting 1-1 Output 1 brown mouse Input 1 chimp, setting fine Output Input 1 chimp, setting rough Output Badly mutilated corpse, showing signs of crushing and cutting with high heat Document No. 109B-117 Dr. ██████ and Dr. ██████ Test log Input Subject D-186 Male Caucasian, 42 years old 108 kg, 185 cm tall Setting 1-1 Output Male Hispanic, 42 years old 100 kg, 188 cm tall Subject was very confused and agitated Subject a tax security personnel Subject terminated Input Subject D-187 Male Caucasian, 28 years old 63 kg, 173 cm tall Setting very fine Output Subject escaped from test chamber, killing 8 guards as well as Dr. ██████ and Dr. ██████ Lockdown initiated Subject causes containment failure of 3 SCP areas and continued escape attempt Special Response Team engages Subject, resulting in severe wounding of Subject, partial memory loss in Special Response Team members, and corrosive damage to plumbing. Subject expired several hours later, dissolving into blue ash and blinding nearby research team. Biological testing with SCP-914 discontinued Note, because of the nature of this SCP, a wide range of test data would be helpful. Dr. Gears has ordered that any researcher can have access for non-biological testing if they themselves are, or they are supervised by a Level 3 researcher. All testing is to be recorded in File No. 914-E, Experiment Log 914. Biological testing will continue only with prior clearance by O5 command. As long as you want to try something mundane that isn't alive, feel free to help accumulate data. Dr. ██████ Site-19 Facility-23 Dossier Basic Information Bounded December 12, 1988 Location ██████ USA Cover Story Government Warehouse Function SCP-914 Containment and Research Anomalous Item Containment Size Area of 0.025 square kilometers Personnel Facility Director Dr. Arthur Hackett Director of Research Dr. Lucius Beritas Director of Containment Dr. Marissa Norwood Security Chief Agent Alan Sedna Administrative Personnel 18 Maintenance Personnel 21 Research Personnel 47 D-Class Personnel 25 Other 4 Facility Layout Parking Lot A black concrete area located behind the facility buildings. This design allows minimal visibility while transporting anomalous objects. Site Cafeteria A room for serving food to on-site personnel during designated mealtimes. Food Storage Kitchen A room used for the storage and processing of food. Food and water is shipped daily to Facility-23 and stored in this room due to its remote location. The food is then cooked and served to on-site personnel. Maintenance Personnel Offices Office rooms for maintenance personnel such as security staff and janitorial staff. Break Room Used by staff as a place to rest while not working. Due to an incident on October 4, 2019, the break room is slightly larger on the inside. Personnel Residents A two-story section of the facility for the on-site residents of non-D-class personnel. Individual rooms and structures are not shown. Research Personnel Offices Office rooms for Research Personnel Senior Researchers' Offices are located in the yellow-green area. Multi-Purpose Rooms Rooms used for meetings, presentations, and conferences. Administrative Personnel Offices Office rooms for Administrative Personnel Research Cell 109B Room Containing SCP-914 The floor is slightly elevated and plated with steel in order to ground SCP-914 for protection against damage caused by static electricity. Incinerator A room containing the incinerator used for the destruction of classified information. The incinerator is occasionally used for the destruction of items produced by SCP-914. The room also functions as a waste management center. Under circumstances specified in Section 3 of the SCP Foundation Policy on the Handling of Anomalous Phenomena, an ethics committee ruling 10A-0344 retroactive justification for unauthorized neutralization of anomalies. Research Cell 109A A room used for the storage of items produced by SCP-914 Preliminary Testing Room A laboratory room used for preliminary testing of anomalous products. The properties and effects of anomalous products are documented using various methods, and objects of research interest are occasionally sent to the main facility for further examination. D-Class Personnel Residence A section of the facility for the residents of D-Class Personnel. Individual rooms and structures are not shown. Additional Information Site-19 Facility-23, located in ████, is the facility built specifically to contain SCP-914 and its anomalous products. It is part of the larger Site-19 administration. Facility-23 was originally built in 1988 as an isolated containment facility for multiple large anomalous items. During Anomalous Item A, reclassification of SCP-914 in 2008, it was moved into Facility-23 and the facility was converted into a research establishment for the purpose of SCP-914 research. Dr. Charles Gears, former Director of Euclid Level Containment at Site-19, was transferred to the Facility-23 to oversee its research. Testing of SCP-914 began on September 9 of that year. In April 2017, Facility-23 was expanded and partly rebuilt to accommodate the increasing number of researchers, and a large amount of testing products accumulated over the years. Dr. Arthur Hackett and Dr. Lucius Veritas were transferred to Facility-23 to replace Dr. Charles Gears, as Director of Administration and Research respectively. As of December 3, 2022, Facility-23 is conducted over ████ individual tests on SCP-914. A log of all tests that have been conducted can be accessed below.


This is a situation right and a lot of people and I and when I do interviews and even the last interview Everybody is so focused on Calling me a rat or a snitch and it's like nobody really cares about the contents It wasn't on what I'm gonna show y'all here. Nobody cares about the actual facts of the case It's just all you are rat or you Like if this even if this interview is finna be about just to find that i'm a snitch I don't want to do the interview. Yeah, we on boss talk one-on-one I can tell you I can tell you what I said, but I'm just saying they're gonna drop this video if you're telling me that there Did you Cooperate with those people to a fault to where you put other people's lives in or no boy. You see what I'm saying I did because I did it But you understand what I'm saying. It wasn't there a part in the in in that video that said um showed you saying something like um I would cooperate with you like whatever you want me to do. No, no, so I said If I cooperate with you, what are you gonna do for right? That's what I mean if y'all heard this Just second. I mean the this the whole clip of when the detective started calling or whatever you want to call him He said you keep telling us the same thing and that's when I came back and said if I tell you what I know What you're gonna do for me But in that but in that same But I understand that's a hell of a statement Yeah, but that's that's that's crazy. Listen to me though Listen to me and you gotta know the context of the case before you start assuming that I told If you don't know the context of the case, you're gonna say, oh, he's a snitch He's just he's a rat which I didn't rat on nobody.  You don't own a home Your priorities out of order They don't care you can be called all of that But the very moment that someone is calling snitch It is the worst title in the world when we are a lot law abiding citizens We're not committing crimes We're not doing anything wrong What makes anyone think that we would want to sit in jail for their crime There's absolutely no way that our culture is our people black and brown people Can say I want my community to be good I want my children to go to good schools I want us to live in a good community first to have grocery stores We want to be like the north But we absolutely cannot have that with the mentality that our people have now in in offense for the In defense of the people who want to live like that if you want to commit crimes If you want to live your life in that way God so be it be that way But do not project what you want to do on someone else. We're law abiding citizens There's absolutely no way That our community can change with this mentality Everything going on. I agree with you too. I agree with you But I also know that being young when you see association brings about assimilation And if you're associating yourself with these type of individuals, my son he uh, Yeah, I got to bring him into it.  Let me finish and I say if trade was with him And trade was still in two I don't I don't think he's she's smaller than the devil I said, well, I don't care what you say if he was with him He's just as guilty that they was that's the way I was saying that this is smaller. This is not dealing with the federal Uh, uh, but but but still For you to be in the mist of them But it's an era still and y'all still three months before you say you stop messing with them on two three months Y'all still was running. So you know how to fed to work. You know how this mail and system work If there was some things going on Um, and you were with them at any point in time So I wasn't then you were just as guilty as anybody else. But if you wasn't I wasn't then that's something else I'm just I'm just saying that came for business That day he was a business. Yeah. Yeah. So like this is a situation, right? And a lot of people and I and when I when I do interviews and even the last interview Everybody is so focused on Calling me a rat or a snitch and it's like nobody really cares about the context That was on what I'm going to show y'all here. Nobody cares about the actual facts of the case It's just all you a rat or you like if this even if this interview is going to be about just to find that I'm a snitch I don't want to do the interview. Yeah, because it's not it's not it's not because that's that's one sided, you know Exactly if I had anything to do with his situation. I would have took my time As a man, I called a case after this.  I didn't I didn't go snitch on nobody. I didn't go do nothing I I pay my attorney.  You know what I'm saying? Yeah, everything But I'm not going to jail for something that I did not do


Okay, so I'm about to create a hidden message. I figure this time around I'll show you me creating it and then obviously Solving it. So I'm in a folder here if I list out. I've got three PNG files And if I open up my file browser, you can see the three of them one of them has a new URL to the Answer that's the people need to find to solve them the message. Yeah, the two are just random pictures of tux Now you may or may not know this but you can take any Binary file to be an executable could be a video to be an image to be an mp3 in most cases You can dump whatever you want at the end of that file and it won't affect that file So you can take you know notepad on windows and you can just put a bunch of stuff at the end of that and Program will still run. It doesn't look at the stuff past the end of the program They use the same thing with pictures so we can use and cat and a cat to put them together So I'm gonna put tux dot PNG whatever I put as the first one is what is going to see When people look at that file so tux and then I'll put in between the two images And I could just put the two images together, but I'm going to squeeze this image in between two So tux m which is our message and then tux to PNG and I'm going to put them all into a msg dot PNG now Again, if I open up my file manager, you can see that we have four images now And this one looks just like this one if I was to open it up in a viewer It's just gonna show me the first image and if I go back to my shell here And I type in file to look at what type of file it is It's going to tell me that it's just a PNG because it's only looking at the header of that file It's it's not looking at the rest of that file so Now we need to see that that's how I created the image very very simple It's also how I created the previous message only I added text into the file rather than another image But people are able to scan through that for the text since it's image now. They have to be able to pull that image out So how do you do that? You know, you could do it manually if you were to open up a hex editor hex edit msg You can see the header of this file is PNG so you can you know come over here and you should be able to PNG and Yeah, so this is probably the beginning of another file here You can look at where you are in that file bit wise and I can go to the next one there here Yep So so I can find them three that way and find the exact bit and split the file by that so that that's that's overkill An easy way is using bin walk I've mentioned bin walk before bin walk is a great tool for Usually it's for extracting files from firmware. So it's a you have a router or a webcam or Really any anything that has firmware that you can upgrade or even just You know images of systems Then walk looks through these files For the files that are in them and if I was to run and you have to install bin walk It's in your pot should be in your repositories, and I just pointed at the file msg.png We'll tell me right here. It's seeing a PNG file a PNG file a PNG file It's giving me the header of each of those files So it's fine the header of every file you put in there You could put a thousand files into one file and we'll find the header you can ignore these zlib compression data We're just looking for these now again it tells you right here, you know where it is in the file So you can still split there, you know manually, but bin walk will Extract it for you if you give it the right command, so I'm going to Then walk Then walk and let me bring up my notes here If I knew I was looking for PNGs I can do this here, and it will extract the PNGs for me But since the file doesn't have to be a PNG although I know that it's a PNG based on What I was scanning for but let's say I looked in here and one of them was a PNG one was a gif and or drift and one of Them was jpeg and there was another BMP or there were other files in here. I could put executable files in here I can just tell it to to find them all and the main difference between this is This command will look for PNGs extract the PNG and put PNG as the extension This will extract files, but not label what they are, but let's go ahead and use that command So just that so it's saying bin walk dash dash dd equals and then inside single quotes We got a dot asterisk for all files, and then we put in what file we want here Boom it lists them all again, and if we list out now you can see that we have a new folder It's the name of our file extracted so we go into there and here you can see that we have a couple of files We actually have one two three four five six files But we know there's only three files in there again with there are these Zlib compression data things you just ignore those, but if I was to run file asterisk on all those And now I know know which ones are PNGs file zero is a PNG 65365 a is a PNG and 737 AF zero is a PNG And these were just the hexadecimal locations inside the original file So you look at that way or if you just open up your file manager Right here you can see I can ignore these ones you can look in them because they might there might be text or something in them based on the Icons, but we're looking for an image here. We can delete those we have three images I can click on each one until I see the one with this URL and then I'll have to manually take the same because it's an image I can't extract it unless I use an OCR an optical character recognition program Which they never work that great. They wouldn't know if this is an O or a zero, you know But yeah, you just type that into the browser and that's how we get to the hidden video So that's how you create it and how you solve it all in one. I hope you enjoy this video I hope you enjoy these hidden message videos that they're just to get you thinking And again, if you solve them, let me know how you solve them I'd like know how you solve this one because again, I use bin walk which is a great program again for hacking firmware But if you had another technique, let me know your technique because Besides manually doing it. I'm not sure of another program. 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We can have a nice 15-minute break for the next break, actually. So, dipolar non-active and active is frozen. Shareful orientational pinning, cross-stream migration, and particle focusing will be a type of the next talk, but by Maheraza Shabagnia from our institute, IPM in Tehran. Okay, Maheraza, please proceed. Maheraza, we can hear you. I think you're muted somehow, presenting. We see the slides. But no voice, you're muted, I think. Hello, and good afternoon, everyone. My internet is a bit slow, so I might lose the connection. In the middle, I would try my best. I want to talk today about two classes of magnetic esferoids. The first category is representative of magnetotactic bacteria, active particles that passively orient themselves towards the Earth's magnetic field, and then migrate towards the oxy-anoxic transition zone. The other class of magnetic esferoids that I want to talk about are the passive magnetic esferoids. These are separated based on their shape, as you can see on the right, by focusing the prolate esferoids on the channel center line in a recent experiment. Now, in order to explain these two problems, we use a single model based on continuum probabilistic description of a Smolhovsky equation. The difference between the two cases are, of course, first, the swimmers have a constant swimming velocity, but the passive esferoids don't. And instead, the passive esferoids are driven, are translated by a lift velocity induced by the hydrodynamic interaction with the channel walls. The orientational dynamics are basically the same in a channel flow, be it a quad-flow on the top for the case of active particles or a Poiseuille flow for the case of passive particles. There are two contributions to the rotational velocity. One regarding the Geoffrey orbits and the other one regarding the magnetic torque that eventually pins the orientation of particles in a single direction. Now, going to the case of active particles, as we can see, for prolate swimmers, when we look at the fraction of swimmers in the lower half of the channel, as we can see, by increasing the strength of the field from zero, we see a linear response and a linear rate of migration towards the lower half until we reach the full migration case. However, for the up-late swimmers, we do have a linear response. But after a certain point, there is a reverse migration, meaning that by increasing the strength of the field, more and more swimmers will end up in the upper half instead of the lower half. And then at a certain threshold, all the swimmers will migrate to the lower half, and we will have a full migration. Now, this sudden migration to the lower half will become handy, as we will explain in the next slides. In order to explain this, we will consider the case of field-modified Geoffrey orbits. As we can see, the classic Geoffrey orbits in the zero magnetic field correspond to this purple curve. As we increase the magnetic field, after a certain threshold, a single stable fixed point for prolate particles develops, meaning that the orientation of the particles is stable in this direction. However, for up-late swimmers, when we increase the field, after a certain threshold, there are two stable fixed points. One representing the swimmers that are moving upward and upstream. The other one representing the swimmers that are moving downward and upstream. And when we increase the field again, after a certain other threshold, there is only one fixed point, one stable fixed point representing the case of swimmers moving slightly upstream and towards the lower wall. Now, this difference can be shown better by using these two graphs, showing the stable and unstable fixed points. As we can see, again, for prolate, as far as there is only one single fixed point as we increase the field. And this pinning direction is near the upstream direction, but slightly towards the lower wall. For the case of up-lates, the area between the two thresholds, reverse migration regime, represents the case of two swimmers, two classes of swimmers, one moving upward and upstream, and the other one moving downward and, again, upstream. Those moving downward will end up near the lower wall, unsurprisingly, and those moving upward will end up near the upper wall. Now, the consequence of that is that we can plot these phase diagrams, and based on those, we can suggest two mechanism of separations. Remember that sudden jump in the fraction of swimmers in the lower half, near the lower wall? Well, that can be used for separation of up-lates swimmers based on aspect ratio in the full migration regime. And also, because of the stable upstream direction of swimming of both prolate and up-late swimmers in the pinning regime, we can rely on the net upstream flux in order to separate the swimmers based on their different aspect ratios and also on their swimming velocity. Now, these analyses could be generalized to the case of passive particles, as we mentioned before. Again, to show the model with a difference that in place of activity, in place of swimming speed, we enter the lift velocity that is generated by the hydrodynamic interaction between the particles and the channel walls. The rotational velocity is basically the same as the case of active particles, and therefore needs no further explanation. Now, as you can see, for a strong enough magnetic fields representing this ratio, magnetic torque to dimensionless fellow Peclet number, in the case of a transverse magnetic field, we see that prolate spheroids are focused by the lift velocity, which is shown by the blue arrows, in the middle of the channel and on the channel center line. Around this curve, which is the pinning curve, representing the stable fixed points in the orientational space, i.e. the pinning orientations. Now, this will cause the prolate particles of actually different aspect ratios to be focused around the channel center line with different levels of the spread, of course, in the transverse magnetic field. But the spherical particles, because generally they don't experience any lift velocity inside the channel, end up near the walls due to thermal effects, which are only present in our model and not the previous theoretical models. And this, as we can see, closely resembles the case of experimental studies. That being that, as I said in the beginning, prolate particles are focused in the middle of the channel and spheres end up near the lower wall. And the reason for the difference between the two cases, as you can see here, that the experimental observation only covers the lower half is that the particles are fed into the channel only from the inlet near the bottom wall. Now, in order to separate particles of different aspect ratios, this setup isn't efficient because all the prolate particles in this field direction, transverse field direction, end up near the middle of the channel. So we change the field direction. And in less acute field directions, we can separate the oblique particles in the lower half of the channel, as you can see here in the concentration plots. These peaks are very, very well separated. So the particles can be separated oblique particles. But prolate particles have intertwined peaks. So we need to change the field direction again to more acute field directions in order to separate the prolate particles. But this time, although the prolate particles are separated very nicely, as can be seen from these concentration graphs, the oblique particles are overlapping. Therefore, they cannot be separated. And the trick is to choose the right field direction in order to separate the particles with the maximum efficiency. Thank you very much. Well, thank you very much, especially for the sake of time. Basically, we are now ahead of time. We have time for questions and a nice long break. OK, may I ask a question? Yes, Reza, please. Say, just I'm wondering that if you don't have magnetic field as a control, how the particles are separated from each other in the channel? Say the question. Sorry, I did not realize the question. I'm just asking, in the absence of magnetic field, control the direction of the particles. Yes. If you put the particles inside the channel, how they are separated just because of the shape? Without a magnetic field. This is the question. Without a magnetic field. Because of a magnetic field. But the control signal, that's in the absence of the magnet. Because it could be nicer that we compare the results of the magnetic field with the case of the without magnetic field. Yes. If we're speaking about the passive spheroids, in the absence of magnetic fields, the lift velocity that is generated by dynamic interaction between the spheroids and the walls only causes the particles to move back and forth between the channel walls, but basically end up at the same position that they had at the inlet. And between the inlet and the outlet, they don't change their position very much. In order to break this symmetry and force the particles to be limited to a single orientation and end up in a single point across the channel, IEB focus, we need the magnetic field orientation, the magnetic field, and also a strong magnetic field in the pinning regime. I hope I answered the question. OK, thanks. Thanks. Yeah, it's basically just to add a comment. It's basically the problem of Taylor dispersion. If you don't have a magnetic field, they will be really mixed. And this is a known thing for coaxing in a graphically channel. Yes, that's very well-luckened. Thank you. Any other questions? So can I ask a question? Huh? Please. So how was the activity modeled in the Smolchowski equations here? Are you Mr. Sorry? The active model? Yeah, for the active models. Yes. In the Smolchowski equation for the active model, we use a simple translation of velocity, meaning that because of the symmetry, the convection by the flow is removed from the model, and only the swimming velocity with certain direction enters into the Smolchowski equation. And the rotational velocities are basically the same as of the passive case, one part due to Geoffrey orbits in the shear flow, and the other one due to the magnetic torque. So in this case, it's just like a constant velocity. So there is no change in the direction due to the active forces? No, no. When I say constant velocity, I mean the magnitude of velocity is fixed, but the orientation changes in the two-dimensional plane of the flow. OK, so it's like a rotational equilibrium model. Yeah, so it's active Brownian particle, but except that the particles have an elongated shape like a spheroidal shape. But otherwise, if they were points like spheres, they were exactly ABPs, active Brownian particle model. Yes, if it weren't for these anisotropic diffusion constants, it would be the same as the ABP model, as Professor Nagy just said. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you for the questions. Still have time, I think, for one more question, I guess. Well, actually, we are over time. No, we are set for the break.


ommunication We don't know shit about telepathy. We better start getting up to speed on some of these extended mental realms and it just Yeah, it looks worth pursuing to me. Well, it does actually that reminds me like my I think the take I lean towards most with that kind of stuff about You know was remote viewing a cover for like internet technology being created is I kind of lean more towards both and of Because I don't know from everything I've read about all this parapsychological phenomenon Like two things jump out one is that there seems to be a demonstrable kind of effect Like I it does seem like there is something like some people have a certain kind of enhanced ability at the same time It seems to be pretty clear that it's very difficult to like programatize and system and standardize it and also like mass produce it in a way that you can privatize it and integrate it into like our corporate economy and Roll it out to everybody and use it to control everybody because it's too not well understood enough yet So basically it's like they were kind of pursuing these two tracks and maybe they had to build the internet because It's kind of like that thing with tesla have tesla invented like wireless energy and then you know jp Morgan is like well, I can't meter for this like sucks. I'm gonna go with Edison. It's kind of like that It's like well, you couldn't fully control if we just started opening like remote viewing schools and like teaching people how to Cultivate their psychic abilities or something like that. Well, where's the money in control in that? You know instead Let's put these satellites up and then convince everybody to buy this phone and get people in sweatshops to make the phone And use child slaves in africa to mine the minerals for it and then put it all together and then blast psi ups at U247 and like, you know, basically create a little kithexus device That addicts you and then we can and then we can get our closet and real good And then, you know, they probably won't even and then we can still pursue Our parapsychological stuff and and i'm sure somebody is still trying to figure out Kind of how to reliably do it in a way where You know anybody with the the money or the access could you know pick up a skill But maybe not maybe it doesn't work that way. Maybe some people have it. Some people don't like we we don't really know I think there's this has always been a thing where there's a certain sense of its unreliability I think that you know the to try to use I think that's Spiritual powers like in the way they've been discussed like traditionally, you know, yeah It's very difficult to use these for a cynical or selfish motives But I do think that you know not to go completely down the both end rabbit hole But part of what you're saying is I think To speak to what you're saying in part is that I think there isn't necessarily a divide between these things because like again As we all talked about on the show some of the like technologies like that we use now Like really have like an archaeology or a history to them that is connected to like these occult Practices like the scrying glass, you know the black the obsidian black mirror and the black mirror of the a computer screen You know, I think you know and people who talk about psionics like they will always talk about the interaction Or you know, maybe the the discord or the the tension between the internet and you know Of course, you're like 5g and stuff like that, you know, so it's something that is in that sphere as well So I I don't necessarily think yeah I definitely think that there is something to what you're saying where the operational goals weren't mutable just in that domain and the internet developed to reach them But there really is a lot of time a crossover between those two areas You know like a neuro link is the ultimate example. I guess of that. Yeah, and you know, maybe that's the dream Well, yeah, UFO is actually a great example because the two themes that you see like yeah, like like Alex mentioned the two themes are the MK ultra sort of mental phenomena connection and the other one is metals and Geomagnetics or whatever, you know, like the mystery metals like those are the two Things that always come up and are the the perennial obsessions of this up to today But to the star stuff of like that we have these compounds, you know, that will be of great use, you know, or whatever Like in our partnership free energy Yeah, they sold it to the army or something Yeah, exactly. They made like a partnership. Yeah, they're like, yeah, what like what are these metals like telling me, you know, so I don't know. Yeah Yeah, yeah Well, you guys this has been great and we just have to end it at some point or we could go No, it's probably always encounter. Yeah Well, it's it's it's to our benefit because A subliminal jihad is something that everyone has to check out and experience for themselves You guys have already kind of dropped a couple little hints about some stuff that's coming up But maybe you want to do some more of that and tell people the best way to connect Sure, well, yeah, you could find the easiest way to find us is probably on twitter at subliminal jihad And you can find us individually that way too You can find us on soundcloud or spotify or apple podcast and on patreon where yeah, like we said that kpa episode will be out later this week And you know, we do what we do one public type. Yeah. Yeah one topic one one premium Yeah, we got we got dogman coming, you know, maybe some people are attended to the dogman the dogman mystery We have our own take on that coming down kpa. It's good Yeah, changing images of man episode An opperman on our show if you want to oh, yeah, we have an opperman interview that should be out In the next week or two. That was really great. And yeah, what we're probably gonna We might go back to the I think the gifted children kind of thing Yeah, I think we might we just had an episode on patreon a kind of qanon update Where we talked a lot about this like q researcher davetroy And if you want a spicy little nugget to leave you with because this the stitches Everything together. He happened to mention that his father Went to columbia and was selected as a part of a gifted child program And his mentor, you know who his mentor was Donald bar a former attorney general his father Who's got jeffrey eppstein his job at the Dalton school? Yes, he was also a cia agent who was a coordinator at reed traffic cocaine at amina arkansas in the eighties He got jeffrey eppstein his job. Yeah, no, he got jeffrey eppstein. So, okay, that's the closest we've gotten so far to proving that maybe Donald bar bill bars dad was running and he was he was running a program for like gifted columbia Students in like physics and science and stuff like that and that's where this dude davetroy's dad He said he was his mentor You know and so that I mean he was a little older at that point But the fact that he was the head of dalton school and then he personally brought in jeffrey eppstein a college drop out To teach these elite maybe gifted kids kind of seems like maybe maybe jeffrey eppstein was a gifted child of donald bar And then you know, we're we're right there. We're right there in the thick of it, you know So i'll leave it. We we'll probably circle around to that that kind of stuff pretty soon, but you know It's a it's a crazy web, but yeah anyways, yeah stop. Yeah. Yeah, we got some good stuff coming up and yeah No, this has been really fun. Thanks for having us on Oh, thank you collet and dimitri. You guys have been fantastic and we'll do it again sometime. Yeah, I'd love to Thanks again to dimitri and collet from subliminal jihad for joining me today on skeptico the one question I would tee up from this interview is what do you make of colonel? michael aquino be careful how you answer Because the rabbit hole on this one gets very deep very quick QAnon spirituality mk ultra the whole shebang Let me know your thoughts always love to hear from you until next time take care and bye for now


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cover myself in terms of like the crowdfund gets taxed and so that is something that i do kind of build in for it so i have at least when i at the end of the year when the irs is like pay up then i'm not like kind of like oh crap i didn't plan for that so that's built into the the Kickstarter or the crowdfund which is nice indiegogo i wick i wish indiegogo rolled off my tongue like Kickstarter does um will store it says a little disappointed he was allowed to freely insult me personally when i never insulted him i'm okay though james i understand what you mean will and i know that we have said we want to encourage people to what's the word i'm looking for attack the arguments not the person and that's something that people have said although it is kind of interesting that this is something that i've got to be honest because i i agree with you will steward this is something that i ought to address is if a guest insults the person in the chat you are right that that is like just there's no reason why that's any less bad than the chat uh um you know attacking the person in the debate you're right will and i'm sorry about that and um yeah it is something that i would point out is that it is interesting that if nathan thompson would have said those things i think that a lot of people in the chat would have been like james and this is like i just want to say like not everybody in the chat but some of you i have to ask like is it the case that if nathan thompson said those things you'd be mad but you like tonight didn't mind it if it was coming from the the debunk side i don't know let me know i mean maybe i'm wrong and i'm not i'm not trying to indict everybody i mean like maybe it's like one percent of the people that maybe i have a bias maybe some of the people not a lot but some in the chat might have a bias such that we kind of give the debunk community we we don't really um you know maybe we would be harder on nathan than if what's the word i'm looking for um then if it was somebody else but anyway paradigm shift music says much appreciation right back at you thank you the place is always excellent thank you paradigm shift music that seriously means a lot and reservoir of course is nice when james for more cryptid stuff you could try contacting the 14 times or mica hanks i don't know who that is but thank you we'll stir it says i'm fine i laughed intensely and mr p thanks for being understanding will and mr p says james tonia is a boss you're nice to have a debate topic more in this field and yeah i mean if i guess it is true that both nathan thompson and tommy because people yelled at nathan for this last time is we don't want people to call like because it's true nathan had done that before and i didn't call him out um is that we we don't want anybody to attack anybody and that's something that i should do a better job of um let's see b badass says 11 22 63 is a great show on the jfk assassination with a bit of time travel wicked in there too that sounds interesting timothy foster said it's from kingpin you're right it is from kingpin i just watched that the other day and it's just funny the old kingpin movie with uh woody is it woody harrelson i just forget his name but i think that's his name from white men can't jump right um he's in white men can't jump which is a another great old comedy and yeah he's in a number of good movies i'm trying to think of another one he's in besides what white men can't jump he's fun i just he's a fun actor to watch um debilinger says when you get a chance check your email about a banning tonight if you want to be uh if you want to be a perma ban or temp based on the context thanks for letting me know about the debilinger and i will get back to you i appreciate it um and hacks i don't know if you're referring to the heat that came up tonight in our debate or if you were thinking about something different um but i read your chat says it seemed a little i think you said it seemed a little extreme for one question and then let's see be bad i says maybe we can put a reminder of no tolerance at the bottom of the stream window at all times um um reminder of no tolerance at the bottom of the stream yeah i mean i'm open to that some of the people who use the word like yeah i mean we might maybe i'll just say i'll just put like no doing x you know um i think you're referring to like in that and i i should tell the guests before they come on to debate i should say like you know hey do do us a favor please don't attack the uh audience and so but yeah i agree we we can work on that we can improve on that and so i do appreciate the constructive criticism um oh okay and hacks said yeah i'm referring to the heat tonight thanks for letting me know about that in hacks and yeah it's something that i need to frankly um i need to grow in maturity and being willing to address it more directly and so thanks for your patience on that guys and then debilinger says a good woody movie is kingpin it is yeah kingpin is honestly it is hilarious it is funny ish that's right uh let's see so do want to let you know though folks we're excited about a lot of stuff also we hope this is useful in particular have you guys already checked out the fact that modern day debate if you look at the far right on your far right of your screen we're available on podcast and so i would encourage you like hey if you haven't already like find us in your favorite podcast app you could right now i mean hey what are the odds you have your phone most of you are probably listening on your phone right now and so i would say hey might as well you pull out your phone right now you can pull up your favorite podcast app which i'm going to do right in front of you guys oh too much glare right there it is okay now you can see on my favorite podcast so you can pull up your favorite podcast app and then oh look there is because i do actually once in a while i download a modern day debate podcast and i'm on podcast addict right now let me see if i'm getting this to work that's freakonomics two seconds but you can find modern day debate uh there modern day debate right there baby you can find us on your favorite podcast and it has all these epic debates that are fun to listen to and they're long form content which we a lot of people like they're like hey it's so nice like i can work out i can be traveling to go to work i can do whatever i want you know i i think sometimes they say i use them while i'm cleaning it's just nice to have something on in the background that's familiar and so i would say hey that's a great idea like if it's useful i'm glad that it is like that makes me happy and so top off says the debaters can attack me modern day debate wink face you're a sick man and then be bad ass says uh yeah someone was also being racist okay well we definitely don't want that and so thanks for letting me know about that i didn't see it but i trust you guys as mods you guys have done a great job for real i'm really thankful for you and coffee troll says james is suggesting we check out the far no no i'm not recommending you check out anything so the president of course says micah hanks does a great skeptical podcast with many subscribers and connections to people involved with mysterious subjects could be a good source of debaters on UFOs etc oh that's cool well for real i'm gonna write his name down right now i'm gonna put it in my notepad and i'll check him out so that's useful but yeah thank you guys let me know i'm always open to criticism ideally it's constructive criticism where you say hey maybe we can improve the channel this way like maybe it'd be cool to do with this or that that does help i hope you guys know that and so i hope you feel comfortable like i am in the i'm soliciting information from you guys right now let me know and so yeah we are excited though and so thank you guys for all of your support seriously it means a lot you guys are super supportive and that honestly means more than you know and sites when i've said podcast is perfect while sipping rum on the beach so glad to hear that bob that's funny good for you i envy you getting to live there manic pandas says how long after debate is aired will it take to go on the podcast i missed a debate the other day but it wasn't on podcast yet you're right it usually takes um sometimes we've been as far behind as like two weeks because sometimes we have so many debates that it's like i worry that sometimes like is there such a thing as putting out too many podcast episodes um i don't know i mean now we're to catch up i'm putting out one every single morning so every morning a new debate is on there and there i always put them out in order of newness so this one will probably get caught up enough to where you'll see this one on the podcast in about a week and maybe by then will be caught up enough to where will basically be to the point where once a show happens on youtube maybe a couple days later it'll be on the podcast something like that but there's a lot of other like golden treasure debates on there if you go back we've got a lot of really good ones from the past that we had uploaded on there from even before we started the podcast where we were like well hey we should still upload these because they're great debates and so sometimes we do a throwback thursday we're on thursdays we'll put like a good debate we had in the past tin chin glad you made it thanks for being with us i see you there in the old chat rene is it rene nimmy glad you're here as well as let's see movement writer glad you are here said rumpus can't maths why are you saying that to me i don't even know who rumpus is but yeah good to see you my dear friends timothy foster thanks for being with us he says he was in cheers also you're right he was in cheers i forgot about that for woody herolson was in cheers ted dancin um i'm trying to think of and then frazier was is frazier's name really frazier in real life frazier's real name i'm looking it up kelsey grammar i should have known that but yeah so frazier and i'm trying to think about um that was cool that they did a spin-off show so frazier you know got his own show after being on that show i'm trying to think read read a pearlman right that was the name of the little short lady who she's married i think to danie davido in real life she was like one of the lead bartenders and who else was in that show i know i know more names than that come on but yeah let's see coffee troll says just playing games james that's funny your goof and and hack says if someone wants to binge on the podcast it would be great i'm so glad to hear that and and hack says they are flat earthers rumpus and qe oh i didn't know that well that's cool i'm open to that and but yeah i do want to know though if you guys are if you guys are willing to let me maybe willing to let me know is there something that could be cool we always ask this because we want to make it better we want to make it to where you're like hey i am excited to give to the kickstarter and not just because i love the channel but because the perk is cool is there something that you'd be like hey man you should add this perk that would make it really cool for me like i'd be like more compelled to do it let me know for real like right now in the chat please let me know if there is something we would like to see if we can put it into place because we do actually want to do that and so yeah we are excited about that i'm trying to think of maybe more merch like a coffee mug or something i don't know because we could do a modern day debate coffee mug i don't know if that'd be useful to people but let's see yeah maybe more items it is it adds to the fulfillment where we have to like send more stuff out which is a little bit so it is a lot more time consuming but if that's what people are like hey man but that is what i want and that'd be like making it worth it for me to do to jump in on the crowdfund then i would say like all right like let me see what i can do so brian stevens thank you for coming by i just got here to smash that like button thanks brian stevens for coming in and destroying that like button 201 likes that's amazing thank you guys for your support seriously that's encouraging thank you brian stevens and be badass as people were asking for karen b for this bigfoot debate who's a bigfoot youtuber i don't know how to get ahold of her i think i've seen her before on youtube and i know she was on like the non sequitur show a long time ago but i don't know i think i know i'm almost certain i've reached out to her before i didn't get a response maybe she doesn't check her email often maybe she wasn't interested in the debate could be a million things i'm open to having her on if she was if she wants to like that'd be cool be badass as vegan dinner with james for a perk that might work but yeah um tossed salad and scrambled eggs renate nme i have a feeling that doesn't mean exactly what you're saying you're nasty is it okay is it pronounced ria or ray perlman it's got to be ria perlman right yeah but you're you're pronouncing it right right r h e a because you remember seeing it on screen when you would hear the song sometimes you want to go i can't play the real song because you two will like flag me but i can sing it for you but yeah um we are excited though and so thank you guys amazing says planner walk i agree planner walk it is amazing so thank you guys let me know i'm trying to think of there's got to be something cool other cool perks we can offer because we do want people to be like man this would be awesome like that's awesome like it's an awesome perk i'm excited by that um let me think about that that would be awesome so yeah i'm thinking about this would merch be cool like more merch well oh yeah you know what if you guys if there is if there is anything teespring modern day debate let me try this what i can do is i can give you guys a link to modern day debate like to our teespring where you can see like our t-shirts and all that stuff and i want to ask if there's anything or you're like oh man you should totally put that on like could be like modern day debate stickers a tote bag that you use for your groceries i don't know what whatever people like nowadays do i look like a guy who knows what's cool i don't think so but i can put that in the chat if you have any ideas any ideas from here i'm putting that in the uh both youtube and twitch chat any ideas of cool merch we could add as a crowd fun perk um i'm open to that um if you guys think of something oh brook sparrow said i would like a coffee cup so okay so brook would think it was cool good to know things brook and so we're like yeah that might work i mean um um let's see mystic warriors 1337 good to see you this is james only fans probably best kickstarter nasty guy there you go uh brook sparrow says yes please follow modern day debate on twitch and youtube that's right if you are watching on twitch right now why don't give you an encouragement give you encouragement to hit that follow button as we're excited that people are enjoying the twitch account for modern day debate as we were kind of like i was like it was like i was like should we start this and people are like yeah you should definitely start it people would enjoy it and so that is pretty radical we do appreciate that and yeah i'm excited though james karaoke singing a song maybe like me calling you and singing karaoke on your birthday um brian steven says coffee cups sound awesome that could be a dank idea thank you brian steven says do i look like a guy with a plan that's right it's nice uh dark night uh reference there that's funny do i look like a guy with a plan that's funny that was such a funny episode um or i should say scene that was an awesome scene where he's dressed as the nurse and he sits down and he goes hi but anyway lin richard says did i miss the debate i'm afraid you did lin but it will be here in the modern day debate video library and so we are we hope you enjoy it if you get to watch it that way we're glad you're here though thanks for coming by lin and also be badass says coffee mugs will have people walking around with your logo everywhere that would get the word out that's a good idea and hack says special padded gloves for face palm during debates with the modern day debate logo on them that's not a bad idea and also renee nme says was referencing the frazier theme song oh yeah no doubt about it amazing be badass says i don't know everyone is liking my coffee cup idea lol yeah it is a good idea we can do that so i want to the trick thing is well i've got to figure out a reasonable price that makes it still compelling for people because here's why um basically the coffee mug i think it's like it costs like nine dollars from just for me to have tea spring make it and then ship it and so for me it's like normally i would put a coffee cup at like i don't like twelve dollars but then it if then if people sign up for the coffee cup it's like then it's only an extra three dollars that go toward the crowd fund because you know because i'm paying the nine dollars to make it and ship it and so i'm like oh how do we so i don't know i hope it doesn't frighten you guys if a coffee cup or i'm not going to put it at like a hundred or something stupid like that but i'm also not going to be it wouldn't as a perk it wouldn't make a ton of sense in terms of funding the project if i had it at nine dollars or that doesn't make any sense because it it doesn't get any like additional like funding in there because i'd be paying for all of it so i i'll try to think of a reasonable amount what do you guys think i don't know where you guys would be like yeah it's still reasonable let me get your feedback i that's that's what we need here is your guys's ideas your say your feedback let me know like what's a Dave Langer says hey 15 is a good price that's true it is an extra six dollars and so thanks for that feedback Dave Langer already given it appreciate that let's see we've got mr p says james when is the next battle between youtube arch nemesis vosh and destiny maybe even sargon triple threat now that would be pretty cool between those three that would be hilarious b badass as i've seen people pay 20 for travel ones especially being custom brian steven says 30 Dave Langer says nah maybe just even 20 just do about double um and hacks says i'd pay at least 20 bucks and then brian steven says i'll buy a $30 coffee cup tomorrow if that's the perk that's cool let me write that down and hacks said 30 would be fine and uh yeah so good to know okay let's see timothy norman says 20 maybe we'll split the difference like maybe 25 i don't know um because that is still helpful right um brian stevens just put a vote in the chat says yeah 25 is like pretty reasonable that still helps the fund um because if it's nine dollars then that would still be like 14 so it's still definitely helps so planner wax says james are you starting in only fans no one time i accidentally kicked on i accidentally i'm not going to tell you this story to provide um i'm not starting what is it called in only fans i'm not no um we've got a two we've got a three we've got two twos we've got three threes let me know i'm watching the chat in case you happen to uh straight you're an agent of chaos brian that's funny it's already 941 here i didn't realize how late it is but i just i am so pleased and so pleasure we got a vote for number one from coffee troll thanks for that feedback coffee troll and uh manic pandas says as i said before mugs also come with free permanent advertising that's a definite bonus for your cause that's true i appreciate that manic pandas it's a good point mr p says it's really nasty what's really nasty b badass says or hats or pull bags are huge for college kids maybe uh yeah i mean i thought about that i was like maybe because our age group the the age group of modern day debate would you guys guess what age group is the most common if you could use it 10 year interval what age group do you think is most common site show nav says two yeah so maybe we will go to i think that was the one that got the most votes that's gotten three votes um i think it's gotten three votes and then three got some votes two votes and then uh number one got one vote so probably go with 25 and coffee troll says because you guys are going to bring this up in the chat when he comes on there was a debater who one time he i accidentally i clicked on his link i thought it was his youtube link it was his only fans but no i didn't see him naked or anything they don't have like any naked pictures like right there on the front page um but i don't i was just still i was like oh who's only fans and i was like oh but uh let's see press the auto says louis press the auto says 20 to 30 oh age group you're guessing um close that's pretty close um planner walk you're close to used a 20 year interval so you're kind of hedging your bets there but uh so but yeah it's actually is right in the middle of what you're saying planner walk um um it's um overlaps with yours as well section ass is over 50 group or is that just me no there's a decent amount uh the biggest groups are yep dave langer guessed it 25 to 35 is the biggest group i'm pretty sure if i remember right no no wait oh you know what i think so it used to be 25 to 35 which is like people i'm still young i'm still hip i'm still with it i'm 34 so i was like oh okay they're like people my age or so but now it's actually people it's 35 to 45 i think became the biggest group which is really interesting and i mean i probably look like i'm in that group but you know still and you know there's nothing wrong with looking older as uh as usman remember usman said he said he said you look older than your age and i said well you know but business with the ladies is still going okay but then usman had to say it was probably because you have such a hot body so usman if you're out there if you're listening we hope you're well buddy seriously usman was my friend you guys probably remember that story but usman was a he's a good guy he's um i liked him it was funny too you know what was hilarious that when i stayed with usman there's another guy that was staying there and it's not not funny in like any sort of like sexual way this is it the joke is taking a new direction it was funny because he he was staying with usman and i'm i kid you not he was applying for a job and he was he was saying how am i going to prepare for this interview because he knew he wasn't qualified for the job he knew he was basically like signing up for a job that he had no qualifications to do like that he just shouldn't be doing like he wouldn't be able to do it he didn't have the experience but he was doping this company into hiring him and he i think it was he said he was like i had someone else do the phone interview because that way if they ask any questions i mean they can't see me and he's like then my friend would just you know like he'd know the actual answers and he'd give the actual answers and he's like so i'm just hoping they don't bring up the phone interview when i meet them in person for the interview and i was like this is like how is this going to go well this is gonna go terrible you're gonna get caught but anyway i don't know if it ever worked out but it was just a funny story that i was like wow there are really people that do that huh but and hack said an mdd beanie would be good maybe i mean hey it's worth it it's worth it right giving more options like if that's what people like i think you're right so i will have to get some more stuff up there and then nicholas proclaim proclaimer of messiah said 30 to 40 brian steven said 90 to 100 my grandparents love it do they really no way and b baddest says 20 to 35 and sygma anise's grandmas love james that's funny and then coffee troll says 30 to 40 reservoir of horses modern day debate branded condoms and a james bobblehead desk figure would be cool that would be pretty hip i give you that and also mr peace's heat stop down please stop downplaying the need for a james the curtain coon's action model that would be pretty cool oh planter walk his oldest biggest group is also 35 to 44 that's interesting i'm kind of surprised that's super fascinating i didn't expect it but yeah i think it's like our first so yeah i think it's like 40 um but it's it's fairly even dispersed so like we do have a good amount of people that are like young like even as young as like you know 15 um i didn't mean i didn't mean to roll my eyes if i look like i rolled my eyes when i said that it's cool if you're i was maybe you think it likes like um we've had some impressive 15 year old debaters come on do you remember gregory when he first came on was like 14 no matter what your position is you have to grant that gregory is very well read and even articulate and so we hope you're doing well gregory if you're out there um you're funny well let me show you guys something epic i don't know if you can see it it probably doesn't even look swollen my knee or not my knee my ankle actually you know what i'm encouraged it looks pretty close to back to normal it's hard it's hard to see okay just isn't a great angle it's really back to normal anyway i'm glad my ankle's been healing up i i think i sprained it last week the doctor said they don't even know they're like i don't know it's like it doesn't make sense for what kind of symptoms you have but anyway it's getting late i should probably go but i want to say thank you guys love you guys holy smokes has it really been three and a half hours no way that can't be right that can't be right holy smokes all right well thank you guys i love you guys thanks for making this channel awesome i seriously do appreciate you keep sifting out the reasonable from the unreasonable take care everybody and we will be back tomorrow we've got one scheduled for tomorrow so that'll be fun and now that school is out we should be doing one almost every night so it's going to be a lot of fun so thanks everybody appreciate you keep sifting out the reasonable from the unreasonable take care everybody