8. You Are Morally Gray Sigma males tend to wander the outskirts of civilization and its rules, so they don't always fit into the good-bad binary that most people accept unquestioningly. This means you often wonder if some perceived rule is actually worth following, and you don't shy away from bending or even breaking that rule. Since you're not concerned about fitting in, you're less likely to fall into the trap of groupthink, where opinions are based on what everyone else thinks, rather than what you actually believe. As a matter of fact, you're not afraid to question society's moors and push back against rules that serve to hold others down for no good reason. Do they have a female pyramid?  We're strongly tied to the morals we have, but I don't think that means normal morals. I 100% agree with you. Change my mind. I am a pure omega male.  Why do we have to gender this? Why does it have to be male?  Hello, my name is Thomas and I'm autistic, and today we're going to be looking into the eight signs you are a sigma male by Brainy Dose. Do you consider yourself to be a sigma male? There's sort of a dark introvert who likes to do their own thing. I can't remember what exactly people characterise sigma males as. Do you find that you like to have control over your own life that you sometimes tend to be very independent and outside of social groups and such? Well, today we're going to be looking at Brainy Dose's video on the signs of being a sigma male and I'm going to deduce whether it is actually just being autistic or not, which will be an interesting video that I'm sure many people will be very happy to learn about if they consider themselves to be a sigma male. What's a sigma male? It's hard to explain. It's a whole thing. Sigma male is a slang term used in masculinist subcultures for popular, successful, but highly independent and self-reliant men. Another term for a sigma male is a lone wolf. That's a good overview for what exactly this is. I mean, I've seen a lot of stuff within the whole manosphere of YouTube where people are talking about alpha males and beta males and sigma males and all sorts of different males. To me, it just seems like a very strange way, sort of a different form of the zodiac signs, just in my personal opinion. Let's read the description first. Here are the eight signs you're a sigma male when it comes to the rarest of all men. The sigma male is in the league of his own. He's confident, intelligent, charismatic and considered a high-value man. Bro Zodiacs? Yeah. He knows what he wants and he doesn't let anyone stand in his way. This guy does what feels right in his heart and mind and does not care what others think about him. Considering it's the rarest, there seems to be quite a hefty amount of people who identify with this character. I didn't stop laughing. Right, let's get into the video. Brainy Dose Presents Eight signs you are a sigma male, the rarest of all men. You're probably familiar with the classic male sociosexual hierarchy. It's typically thought of as a pyramid. At the top are the alphas, though super confident, driven and assertive men. Let's have a look at this pyramid. It's typically thought of as a pyramid. You've got the top, you've got the alpha, the beta, the delta, the gamma, the omega. I mean, beta is much higher up than I would expect considering the context in which people talk about it. Reminds me of the Miesbriggs, of which I'm in INFJ. Apparently a lot of autistics are too. Yeah, I'm in INFJ as well. Sometimes the Miesbriggs stuff can be a good conversation starter about like yourself, if anything. Sometimes they are quite accurate because they are based on a particular personality traits and such. They're not always accurate, but it's definitely a good if you're looking to do some self-improvement. I think doing the Miesbriggs sometimes can give you a bit of a start. Help me reflect on myself 100%. Yeah, omegas are getting shafted at the bottom. Poor omegas. I don't know who would be considered to be an omega. But hey ho. Pyramid. At the top are the alphas, though super confident, driven and assertive men who are incredibly social and thrive on attention. The betas are the nice guys who are more sensitive and less aggressive. Then there's the deltas, the average guys who keep society running smoothly. Next come the gammas, who aren't as successful with women and not liked quite as much by other men. And at the bottom of the pyramid are the omegas, the fun-loving but non-aspirational individuals. Now, there is another type of guy, the sigma male. So would I be considered to be a beta male then? Because I am nice to people. Is that a prerequisite for being a beta male? You just have to be nice and like considerate of others. If so, why would you ever want to be an alpha?  Male. Who doesn't fit into any of the traditional male archetypes? And these men are considered the rarest type. Here's how to tell if you're one of them. Number one. You're comfortable being alone. A sigma male is a lone wolf by nature who's more than- Number one, you're comfortable with being alone. I mean, that's a pretty like autism thing I would say. Tends to be the case. More than happy with the solitude and doesn't need another person to feel complete. If you belong to this group of men, you simply don't need to be around other people to be happy or successful because you have no problem going solo and doing things on your own. In fact, you prefer it that way so you can think things through and make use of the deep silence in your headspace. Of course, you know that friends are important, but they don't define your identity or self-worth. Your social circle is small since you're very selective about who gets into it. It's listing off all of like the things that are related to autism too. What's the next one? You are quiet and combative. That also seems like a very autism thing, but let's hear it.  I thought Alpha was a leader. Yeah, that's what I mean. Everyone's idea of what these different archetypes are like is very, very different. The diagram looks like they're going to try and sell a pyramid scheme, they're promoting some kind of social pyramid scheme.  Yeah, I'm sorry, experiencing that. Fun, loving, and non-aspirational, that doesn't sound too bad. I mean, I'm definitely aspirational. I'd say that I'm confident. I wouldn't say that. I think that there's a difference between being confident and putting on the facade of being confident. You can very much tell. It's kind of the difference of these people perhaps out at bars or clubs, and there's some people who are just really grating, annoyingly shoving people around and not really caring about what they say and whether it hurts other people and such.   Most of the people who are actually competent at fighting, they tend to be fairly relaxed and fairly nice and genuine and not like that at all. I mean, you might get the impression from MMA and sort of professional sports that they're all kind of a little bit ego-tistical and big-headed, but I think that's a very small minority of them. I thought alphas beat their chest and had silverback hair. No really, guys. I'm exceptional. I'm more alphas, alpha than alphas. I am too alphas what alphas are to beat us. I am a proto-alpha, alpha before UI was. No, it's true. It's very easy to tell. I mean, it's easy to tell for me because there's some people that I came across in the fighting game who were definitely quite big-headed and annoying and sort of ego-tistical in that sense, but it was never really correlated to how good they were at fighting. Like, even if you go like the tallest, biggest people in the gym, they tend to be pretty nice and sometimes quite introverted and definitely not big-headed. They just kind of like to keep them themselves and do their own work and such, which I guess kind of sounds more like this idea of what a sigma male is, but I don't know. I mean, it's not a real thing.  My friend fits sigma male. I can't be friends with him anymore because he pushed me away. Yeah, I mean, that's probably not good because, I mean, that's pretty much classified as having an avoidant personality type. People always say I'm glamorous and confident. I see weird and self-conscious. Honourable, moral, reliable kind, leader, strong, confident educator, humble. That should be alpha. on your sleeve. Instead, you keep it tucked safely inside where no one else can see it. People who try to get close to you without being invited may find themselves met with cool reserve or even hostility as they try in vain to break into the inner sanctum of your mind. Number three, you're driven by your own. This is going to be a pretty conclusive video, I think. Like a lot of these things that are, you know, like you're driven by your own internal compass. PDA profile of autism, maybe. Perhaps just autistic people having their own routine and independence. Checking all the boxes, indeed. Own internal compass. If you're a sigma male, you don't care about what other people think. It's not that you actively ignore them, but rather that your actions and values are driven by your own internal compass and not external forces such as peer pressure.  Sure, you may have role models or mentors, but you realize that no one is perfect and that their way is not necessarily the best way for you. And this attitude makes you feel confident in yourself and your abilities. Number four, you're independent. They're not being the right way to do you have role models, but it just it's not the right way for you to do it. But breaking out of neurotypical expectations, maybe. My mask is mirrored. People see themselves in me. It's interesting to see that as something they don't like and those that really like what they see. The mirroring. You're so sigma. Yeah, let's have a show of hands who from the amount of things listed here, which of you you will you will tease would say that you you you take all of these boxes so far and be interested to see pendant and self reliant. As a sigma male, you're very independent and self sufficient. You can take care of yourself without anyone else's help. With an ability for introspection, objectivity and perception, you use your internal resources to deal with the challenges of daily life. You simply don't need other people to tell you that you have value as a human being. And you certainly don't need approval from others or seek validation from outside sources to feel good about yourself or your choices. Number five, you're often seen as mysterious and enigmatic. Sigma males have an aura about them that the average man does not possess.  It's not that you don't let on who you are. It's just that there's a lot more to you that meets the eye. People often comment that there's something different about you as if they can sense your innate complexity and individuality even from a distance. Others may even mistake you for being aloof and detached. This is because you are you. Oh my God. Oh my God. I mean, is there anything more to say? I mean, do we really need to continue watching this video? I come back to see you watching videos about Sigma males. I'm disappointed and my day is ruined. Well, I'm reviewing this video typically because I think that from what I've seen, like on reaction channels that I've watched, that this like Sigma male archetype just seems to be like the autism archetype. Thomas is feeling seen. No, it's not necessarily that. It's just like, I don't know that it just feels very spectromy or unique, both in your tastes and how you see the world. Instead of blindly following trends and fads, you choose to march to the beat of your own drum. Number six, you are flexible and adapt to change easily. This isn't necessarily an autism thing. Let's see what they have to say. While it's difficult to know what the future holds, as a Sigma male, you embrace change and choose to adapt to whatever comes your way. You have a very flexible approach to life in general. Instead of letting change stop you from doing what you want, you're willing to get creative with solutions and adapt to new situations with ease. You don't let current circumstances dictate how your life unfolds. Number seven, you can lead without exerting authority. Yeah, I definitely don't think, I don't think that that's an autism thing. Thomas has a mysterious enigmatic quality about him. Do I? Guys, am I a Sigma? Oh my God. There goes the first threat to our new Sigma identifies. Can lead without exerting authority. Maybe it may be not too much of an autism thing. Forty. Perhaps one of the most defining characteristics of Sigma males is that they can lead without exerting authority. Whether you're the boss or a subordinate, you are always respected and admired. And that's because your leadership is expressed through example rather than command. You can be part of a group while also operating independently of it. You aren't afraid to do your own thing and speak your mind because you have no desire to please or appease others for acceptance. Okay, with the characterization that they've made of this on this point, it does sound a little bit oldie. Like if you're just leading by example, maybe. If you're off on your own, sort of independently doing things and you're doing it well. Is that really leading? I don't know. Enough about Sigma males, let's talk about Epsilon males. What is an Epsilon male? That wasn't on the hierarchy of social types here. Hell no. This all sounds more like wishful thinking to me. Might as well believe in unicorns. I think just from my understanding, it seems like just one of these phrases that sort of strikes a chord with people who are feeling like like lonely and outcasted or somewhat like upset by this characterization, like the whole Sigma, not the Sigma, the whole like beta alpha thing. They might feel a little bit like butthurt that they don't have like a cool sort of category for themselves that's not alpha, you know, validating their existence through these traits. And to riddle with social anxiety to lead anyone let alone my own to-do list. If Sigma is a wolf, I'm whatever the equivalent of a hamster is, I want to know about Zeta males. Yeah, we'll have to check and see if there's some videos about that. 8. You Are Morally Gray Sigma males tend to wander the outskirts of civilization and its rules, so they don't always fit into the good-bad binary that most people accept unquestioningly. This means you often wonder if some perceived rule is actually worth following, and you don't shy away from bending or even breaking that rule. Since you're not concerned about fitting in, you're less likely to fall into the trap of groupthink, where opinions are based on what everyone else thinks rather than what you actually believe. As a matter of fact, you're not afraid to question society's moors and push back against rules that serve to hold others down for no good reason. Rejecting social norms and socially normative values and sort of making your own mind about stuff seems a bit oldie to me. Somebody used Horoscope-Lingo to fabricate Sigma identity because Alpha's wouldn't let them in the club. Yeah, that's my thoughts. Do they have a female pyramid?  I'm sure they will do. We're strongly tied to the morals we have, but I don't think that means normal morals. I 100% agree with you. Change my mind. I am a pure Omega male. How does it feel for me to be an Omega male? Why do we have to gender this? Why can't it just be, why does it have to be male?  Google this, the six female personalities. Do you guys seriously want to watch another video about these things? I mean, maybe for a future one. I don't think it's very in keeping with them, but it might be interesting actually. Maybe we could do that at some other point. Isn't. Essentially, you question established beliefs and refuse to buckle under pressure from outside sources like authority figures. You may not always be right, but at least you're thinking for yourself. Sigma males are rare, unique, and balanced. In short, the Sigma male is on his own level. Sigma males are rare, unique, and balanced. I mean, autistic people tend to be relatively quite rare compared to the general populace. Seen says, I think the Manusphere bros would be horrified by all these claiming their language. Oh my God. Well, maybe if there is someone who like tunes into this like clip that I make of this live stream, and they like consider themselves to be Sigma males, maybe it might they might sort of flick a switch in the head be like, Oh, maybe I'm autistic. Maybe I'm autistic. That would be nice. If I could like, help them with that. I listened to Sigma music playlist on ironically. Yeah. I mean, I do actually like the like the funk music and stuff. Funk is is I have a whole playlist if you want to check it out Cheshire Chan, search my name Thomas Henley on Spotify. You'd be able to find my why it's not really a funk playlist. It's more of a dark trap slash funk playlist. But you might like it. Fun gives me the stimulation to feel pumped and ready to fight 10 men. Yeah, it's good. It sounds like a category for people to believe in so they can feel special and better than the thing is just like, why would someone who is character characterizes being a Sigma male want to identify with like a group of people like that? And sort of be a part of a group and sort of, you know, you know what I mean? It's sort of of somewhat like contradictory, like to the personality type of someone who is a Sigma male, like compared to very abstract kind of non bounded things like amateurs and sigmas and alphas and beaters and zodiac signs. There are actually like particular sort of personality traits. I mean, like the big five personality traits that I think the Myers-Briggs uses. And I think those personality traits are actually used in like psychological literature. So I think there is some kind of there is at least like some determining factors to that level. And the combination of their particular characteristics definitely makes them the most intriguing type of men. If you recognize these traits in yourself, there's a good chance that you are a Sigma male. That being said, it's important to remember that the socio sexual hierarchy is merely an ideological construct. It is designed to help one better understand themselves, their role in dominance hierarchies and their interactions with others. If you enjoyed this video, give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends so we can keep making them. Do you guys think there's actually like some benefit to this kind of thing? Like, is there some benefit to this type of thing being out there other than to like group people who have like similar personality personalities or like experiences with life?  Yeah, I had the same reaction. What are you talking about? With the conclusion of this video, possibly if you identify with a lot of these things, but perhaps don't identify with the ease of flexibility and sort of adapting to things, you may not be Sigma, well, you may be Sigma, but you may also be autistic. So do a bit of research into it.


The Sew Right Original vs. The Sew Spine. Hey, what's up guys? This is Josh here today. I wanted to basically do a new review on this Sew Spine, kind of like an extension of the Sew Right. Now, I did do a video on the Sew Right. I said that it was the best deep tissue massager that I've ever tried and it kind of still stands up to this day. There has been some times where I've got a little time without using it but I seem to always come back to it and every single time that I have a knot, this is absolutely my favorite. So I wanted to explore more products in their line. I tried out the Sew Spine. So I'm kind of going to go over the pros and cons of each one. So let's go over the Sew Spine over the pros of this one. There's honestly a good amount of pros and cons to each one and I'll say which one is better for which person at the end. So the pros of the Sew Spine is that it is much easier to use than the Sew Right. The Sew Right is kind of like a deep tissue tool and most of the time you can't really match up both these to both be on deep tissue points. So you're really just using one of these to basically really flush out a knot. And it's not really the easiest to balance on. It's not really the easiest to just lay on it and have it do its job. This one, so much easier to use, so much less intense than the Sew Right. For me, I personally like the intensity of the Sew Right but I had one of my relatives lay on this and they kind of freaked out and I was like that's way too strong. Like I would never lay on that again and I'm like well you haven't tried the Sew Right because the Sew Right is probably like two or three times more of like a digging action than that. But so it's a little bit less intense while still being probably a little bit more intense than the average product because this is a very very good muscle relief tool. Well this one's better for the spine because it is called the Sew Spine. It is just a really really nice thing just straighten out your spine. I feel like this is better for posture as well too.  So very very good for the spine, very good for posture, better for the spine and better for the posture than the Sew Right I will say them. You can also lay on this one for a long time. I actually think I fell asleep once or twice but you know laying on this it's just a lot easier for you to kind of just lay on and forget what you're doing or just hang out for a little bit. The Sew Right is a little bit more of you're getting in to do something to to fix something to flush something out and that's really it's not really something you I could see somebody laying on or falling asleep. It's for a specific tool and it's very very intense. So that is kind of like the pros of the Sew Spine. You know very very good little bit less intense while still being more intense. I would say it's better for posture and better for the spine. I do think this is worth purchasing if you really really like the Sew Right and you want just kind of like an extra tool from the same company that is going to work very well. I really do like the Sew Spine. All right guys let's go into the Sew Right. Now this one is pretty much one of my best tried and true muscle relief tools. I kind of always end up coming back to this. The second that I think that it's not going to work I end up just trying a few different spots and I end up getting it to work. Definitely the biggest deep tissue relief that you could get. Almost guaranteed if you have a knot of any kind and you're able to get this Sew Right under that and really leverage it. I don't think there's any knot that you won't be able to get out which is absolutely great for having like a home relief tool such as this. It took me a long long time to find out the Sew As Muscle. The Sew As Muscle for me from what I found is it's kind of like it's like not your abs but it's not the side of your stomach and it's between your groin and your rib cage. So it's just anything in there that's not your abs or the side of your obliques. Anyway it's long story short. I started laying down on that. It was a little bit weird at first a little bit intense having all this push right up in your gut you're kind of like it's a really weird feeling but I was very surprised that the Sew As really was making my whole body tight. I kind of have this lower back pain it's kind of in the middle to lower back on both sides of my spine and I kind of have had that for a while and this I was using this to flush those out but for some reason I would just really flush it out to get it in there in my back but it would almost kind of like still be lingering there. Almost anytime my back's hurting I could actually go after the Sew As, lay it on my stomach and actually it's amazing that it really loosens up your whole body. I think the first couple of times I've actually got the Sew As I just wanted to go right to sleep because of how relaxed I felt. Another pro of this one like I was saying is that you actually hit the Sew As for this one whereas the Sew Spine you can't really hit it but I feel like most people are going to buy this for having some sort of back pain and I think this is specifically designed for the back. If I had to pick one for me personally I would go with this because I have such big knots and I don't really have any other tool that's going to do what this does even though I like this. Look how short it is compared to that. This just digs in there no matter what. This isn't like a waste of a product I actually really really like this one and I'm going to use it a lot. I'm just saying if I had to pick one this one you get the Sew As relief whereas you don't get it here and then this one you get the extreme deep tissue relief that you don't get in this one either but to be honest guys I really really do like it and I would say if you really like the Sew Right I would definitely check out the Sew Spine and possibly pick it up but like I said it's so much easier to use more people can use it and it's just a nice mix up having both of them you know if you want something really easy straighten your spine all that kind of good stuff you can lay on this one if you want something for extreme deep tissue relief go with the original Sew Right. So anyways guys that's been my little review on the Sew Spine and the Sew Right. Very very good tools some of the best tools that I've come across so far in the kind of back relief style genre of products. I was really blown away by this one really really love it like I said if you're somebody with a lot of big knots a lot of deep tissue get this one and then if you like this one also get this or if you have somebody who thought this was way too intense but they also have back issues definitely pick this one up really durable I don't think you're going to break it's probably going to last a long time really do enjoy these products they are kind of expensive I think they run about 70 to 80 dollars for these maybe this was I think I got this for about 60 and maybe I got this for about 60 or 70 a lot of money but when you consider you're pretty much paying for the testing that they've done to make these products and I've had this for I mean I don't know a year and it's just absolutely no sign of wear and tear or any problems at all I probably would get at least 10 years out of both these products so 10 years of back relief is pretty good for 60 70 dollars but anyways guys we're on the road 25,000 subscribers and I couldn't do that any of you guys's help because you guys are the best I'm having a great day out here hopefully having a great day at home see you all the next video peace


My name is Lise Grande. I have the privilege to lead the United States Institute of Peace, which was established by the U.S. Congress in 1984 as a nonpartisan national public institution dedicated to helping prevent, mitigate, and resolve violent conflict abroad. Today we have the honor of announcing the 2022 recipient of USIP's Women Building Peace Award. Each year, USIP reaches out to people and organizations around the globe asking them to help us identify courageous women who are leading efforts in their own countries to end violence and prevent and resolve conflict. An independent council of experts and advisors guides the process of selecting finalists from hundreds of nominations and then choosing the winner of this prestigious annual award. It is my privilege to now introduce the distinguished co-chairs of the Women Building Peace Council, Marsha Meyers Carlucci and Megan Byer, who will present today's announcement. Thank you, Lise. On October 6, USIP announced six finalists for this year's award. These are the 2022 finalists. Roma Al Damasi is a peace activist and the founder and president of both Kadija Foundation for Development, the first women-only organization in her region, and the all-inclusive Center for Persons with Disabilities in southwestern Yemen. Eunice Otuko Atpayo is a peace builder and founder of Facilitation for Peace and Development. It's a grassroots peace building NGO in northern Uganda whose advocacy on behalf of children born of war and their mothers has inspired national and international action. Gloria Locker is the founder and director of the Peace Journalism Foundation of East Africa, where she has trained over 800 journalists from seven countries to report on conflicts through the lens of peace. Muna Lukman is the founder and chairperson of Food for Humanity and co-founder of the Women's Solidarity Network in Yemen, where she has long advocated for the inclusion of women in the Yemeni peace process and works to bridge the silos of humanitarian peace and development sectors. Hindreen Mohammed is a Kurdish-Syrian peace builder who uses her skills as a trainer, mentor, and advisor to empower women and youth who have been traumatized by war in northeastern Syria. Maria Eugenia Mosquera Riascos is a human rights defender and legal representative of Khan Paz Kal, a grassroots network of 140 organizations who has worked for more than 30 years with Afro-Columbian indigenous and small-scale farming communities that have been the victims of social and armed conflict in Colombia. These women were chosen by the Women Building Peace Council for their extraordinary courage, commitment, and the impact of their exceptional peace-building efforts. All are truly inspirational. On behalf of the Women Building Peace Council, it is my honor to announce the 2022 Women Building Peace Award is awarded to Maria Eugenia Mosquera Riascos of Colombia. Congratulations, Maria Eugenia. As a dedicated and fearless defender of women's and ethnic rights and an advocate for those who are often excluded from decision-making, she is a force for justice, accountability, and peace in Colombia. Early next year, a special celebration will take place in Washington, D.C. to honor Maria Eugenia and the previous recipients of the Women Building Peace Award, who were not able to travel due to COVID pandemic. Please follow USIP social media channels for details and information on the opening of nominations for the 2023 Women Building Peace Award. Thank you. Thank you.


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No, it really sucks, it's disappointing. Yeah, I would like to take one of our trains, but it's one, they're expensive and they don't go everywhere and it takes a long time. Yeah, it's very different than say, if those of you who live in Calcutta, you have a subway system, not too different than say in New York, although New York's is much, much bigger, we don't have anything like that here. We have a little tiny subway system. Little, you've got to be diddly squat. Thanks to the car companies. Yep. In case you didn't know that in 1905, we were supposed to have like a big subway system installed, kind of similar to New York, because we're supposed to because we have such a big city. The car companies bought out all the plans because they thought it would even kill the price. Anytime there has been an attempt to do some kind of a massive transit thing, which I've always said, follow it, while Disney did create a monorail system, it's clean energy, you could put it right in the middle of all, every single freeway, car companies will not allow it. Anyway, this is a, after some music about a train. A golden chariot, a luxury train. Here we go. Je vais le battre de la pied. When was the last time you caught a train because you wanted to? Long time. Not because you had to. Train travel has been synonymous with romance, with stopping to smell the flowers, chugging through at a melancholy pace, while you gaze upon the stares of the mellow countryside. I love the color. Now throwing a landscape as diverse and beautiful as India. I wish we got to take a train when we were in India. You get one unforgettable journey. Welcome to the golden chariot. Two meticulously planned itineraries that let you choose. Oh, it's in the south. The pride of the south and the southern splendor. Wow, maybe we could do it. The pride of the south traipses its itinerary through culture and natural history. Oh, it takes you all those places. From the urban metropolis of Bengaluru to the calming miles of Kabirnian. From experiencing the local culture in Mysore and Hussam, to witnessing the rich history of a 500-year-old dynasty at Kampi and Badami. The trip eases off with some melancholy in the quintessential haven that is Goa. The southern splendor runs its itinerary through Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry, and Kerala, showcasing our vibrant history and culture across this serene landscape. Departing from Bengaluru to Chennai, the trip showcases the best of the southern countryside before allowing you to experience unique cultures in every microcosm it passes through. From the churches of Chennai to ancient temples of Mahalbeen, from the soulful journey at Auroville to the fun-filled beaches of Pondicherry. Explore the best of art and heritage through the culturally rich styles of Trichy, Thandavur, and Motherland. Wow. The highlight of the trip takes you to the only place in the world where you can see three oceans. Witness the magic of the first rays of the sun at the very lands end of India, at Kanyakumari. Hickback at the Covalam Beach before replenishing your soul at the mesmerizing backwaters of Arapa in Kerala, a holistic holiday that's well-rounded and every way. The route ends back in Bengaluru. The two itineraries will enrich your life with the best of South India's art, culture, history, and heritage. A magical journey. Check it to one of the 44 well-acquainted rooms complete with attached bathrooms. But that's not all. There's a business center and a gym to keep you in on the rails. And we haven't even come to the best part yet. The food. Two restaurant cars with a state-of-the-art kitchen which makes every dish imaginable possible. In the face of such comfort and luxury, in the face of the beauty of the amazing temples and heritage, it is quite the achievement that the food is a highlight for many a guest.  What are you waiting for? Come, rediscover the joy and romance of train journeys. Make luxurious memories on a journey upon the golden chariot. Would they play that on the train? I went down behind us all the time. No, he can't be in a bad mood with that music on. No. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I do have one request. Can you update the decor of the train? I like the decor now, I don't. I like it. You know the decor of the Buckingham Palace? I think it's hideous. Like that stuff that's supposed to be nice and fancy, I think it's all so ugly. Yeah, but at least it's real. It's not like the set of TVN. Who's TVN? What's that? Trinity Broadcasting Network? I don't know what to find. You don't know that? What is that? Oh, wow. I don't know if that's, it is. It was huge, huge. I don't even know if it exists anymore. Sounds terrible. Well, you know, it's exactly the same as like Donald Trump's living room and Trump Tower. It sounds terrible. It is. Yeah. It's awful. No, I just don't like that. Plastic decor. I don't. It's supposed to be like fancy and real. I like it in terms of, like for me at Buckingham Palace, that's awesome. But when you try to make your living room look like Buckingham Palace, that's terrible. At least there was no plastic. Much for a mother. The thing I would do this in, I don't know how long this is. Like how long? Right. Cause like next time we come to India, whenever that'll be obvious. Can't, there's, you know, we can't come in. Yeah. People like, what's your next trip? Like we literally cannot come. Literally no EVs are being issued to tourists and haven't been since March of 2020. Like we cannot come. Can't come, we want to. But obviously there's stuff going on, obviously here and there. And so it's no idea. But the next time we come, we've said many times, we're gonna want to come to the tower. The south. So if you- Yeah, but how long is, that's what I wanted to say. Yeah, I don't know if it's going to take up the entire time we're there, but it looks like you need to see a lot of stuff on this. Do you get to actually get off the stay for a couple of hours and- Right. Like a cruise. Like a riverboat cruise, where you stop at places, dock, get off. Cause that would be perfect. Cause there's so many things that go on to see and you get to be on the train. Yeah, but I wouldn't want to go in just like, you got two hours in Goa. No. Yeah, no. You want to stay in Goa. Exactly. I don't want to fly here in India though. That's for- Yeah. Great thing about it. If you don't know that story. Real cheap. But, you know, then you might be delayed 15 to 20 hours. 15 to 20 hours. This is not about our area in India. But yeah, I love the whole, like getting to see a lot of stuff and on a train. So if it's like a week, that'd be awesome. I think cause you, then you can see that, but then you can still go to your other places. Cause obviously it's gonna, we're gonna come for at least two weeks, hopefully more depending on the, you know, we don't know what the world's gonna look like. How long that- Obviously we want to go to Kerala, we want to go to Goa, we want to go to Tamil, we want to go to- All those places, Chennai? Yeah, Chennai.  Pondicherry? Yeah, those freaking awesome temples that they have, that like right into the side of a cliff. And so if you get to see all that, it's just, I don't know, one, how expensive it is. Right. I don't know, like, this looks like a fancy tourist train. So they might charge fancy tourist prices. Right. So, Like get some sticker shock on that one. Yeah, when we were there, we stayed in the Airbnb's. Yeah, all but one place. All but one place. In Amritsar. Amritsar. Which was awesome. Beautiful. What was it? It was a Taj. It was a Taj. And I looked up the Taj, we stayed in Amritsar. And I looked up the one in Mumbai. Mumbai and Mumbai. Way more expensive. I promise you that. I could not afford it. I guarantee. We went into the Taj, Mumbai and walked around. Yeah, we did. But yeah, like the prices were astronomically bigger. Yeah, of course. Well, because everybody stays at the Taj in Mumbai. Like Barack Obama stays there. Oh, did anybody say that? Yeah, like everybody come, when they come to Mumbai, they stay at the Taj. This is a really nice hotel. That wasn't bad. If I hear them, I could do them. Yeah. Anyways, but yeah, that was really cool. Next time we're in India, we will definitely do a train. I want to make that a priority. The reason he brought up Air India is because, we kicked ourselves for not taking the train when we were stuck. Yeah, we could have. Yeah, we got delayed. A full day. Like literally a full day. Lost an entire day in the airport in New Delhi. We were supposed to be like 9 a.m., we got from Amritsar and we went to Delhi. And then it got delayed like eight hours. Over and over and over. And then you got delayed again. So we didn't get into Rajasthan until like 11 o'clock. 11 p.m. on the day we should have spent there. Yeah. But obviously we did not know that it only takes about four and a half hours to drive. Yeah. Or we could have taken a train. Could have. Both would have been much better. And the only reason we didn't is because we kept being told, oh yeah, it's going to take off at this time. And then that time could rolled around. It's going to be taken off at this time. And then that time rolled around to the point where we're like, is the plane here? It's being worked on. Yeah. Anyway, it was pretty bad. But let us know about this one. Or if we should just take one specific train. Because our luggage was checked too. So it's true. Next time we come, so we need to want to take a train. So it should be one of these. I don't have bathrooms.  They definitely have bathrooms. Josh!


Stu Eisenstadt, thank you for being with us. You're a former ambassador to the US ambassador to the European Union. Also a big figure way back in the Carter administration and so on. But I want to talk to you about the Middle East. What is your view of the role that Iran is playing? And secondly, what will be the impact of Trump's decision not to certify the Iran nuclear deal? So the Iranian position in the Middle East is almost entirely disruptive and negative. They're funding Hezbollah. They're supplying Hezbollah with 100,000 increasingly precise missiles aimed at Israel. They're supporting Hamas. They have nuclear ambitions and they're increasing their medium range missiles. It's a very, very negative view and they are intruding themselves through the Revolutionary Guard and the Al-Quds force in Syria. But does this mean that the JCPOA, the Iran nuclear deal, was a bad deal? Absolutely not. I, for six years, have chaired the Iran-Tas force of the Atlantic Council of think tank in Washington. I've met three times with Zareed. It's not a perfect agreement. But for 10 years, it basically disables their nuclear capabilities. It ends their heavy water facility at Iran. It cuts by two-thirds their centrifuges. It reduces the amount of highly enriched uranium. And it provides through the IAEA, the International Atomic Energy Agency, 24-7 intrusive inspections. Now, there are no other options, military or otherwise, that could achieve that. Now, having said that, there are deficiencies. The deficiencies are there's a sunset clause. What happens at the end? They can restore that. But we shouldn't, as we would say in the States, throw the baby out with the bathwater. The president's decision to decertify was not based on the fact that they had failed to comply with the terms of their agreement because they have. The IAEA has eight times said that. And the US has never disagreed, including now. What he said is that it was against the national security of the United States and affect the balance of sanctioned relief against benefits. But he's put himself into a box. And the box is that he set conditions like either renegotiate the existing agreement, which none of the P5 plus 1, except the US, want to do. Or outside of the agreement have a supplemental agreement that has a permanent ban on their nuclear weaponry and on their missiles. That won't happen in the short term. So why do you think he did it? He really wants to withdraw from the agreement. And what's going to happen on January 12th is a critical date, because that's when the six-month rolling period of waving sanctions against not just Iran, but against the European Union, China, any other companies doing business with Iran will expire. If he doesn't wave those sanctions again, an absent major progress, which is unlikely between now and then on these outstanding issues, he will have boxed himself in. And if he reimposes sanctions on it, he's putting himself in a situation of dividing the very allies in the European Union who brought Iran to the negotiating table to begin with when they stood shoulder to shoulder with us on sanction. Stu, as I start, it's a very sobering, I suspect, correct assessment. Thank you very much. My pleasure.


as something. What color did you say? Was it? What color was I looking for? The gold nugget thing, and then there was apricot. This thing. All right. Yep, I can run this. Show you what it looks like. It's not on straight. Sorry. I'm just taking a little screenshot. Is this the right one, Barb? Yes? Okay, number 85. 85. All right, we're going to run this one at three bucks. All right, we're running $3 for the necklace. You guys see it okay? You got it, Barb. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. You need to go to bed. All right, let's see. Any other requests? Oh yeah, the gold nugget. Let me figure out how to open it. No markings, guys. Figure out how to get it shut again. Oh my goodness. Come on. There we go. You got 12 hours of sleep last night. Good girl. I took a nap. All right, this is gold tone unsigned, and it is number 86 on the bust. Sure. You see it? It's like textured. All right, 15 seconds. $3. Showing it very well. Thank you for your bids. Thank you so much. You guys be sure to follow Go with the Flow. She has an awesome whatnot I've bought from her on multiple occasions. She has fantastic stuff. This is gold tone unsigned. Raz is winning. Raz, you got it. Thank you. Thank you so much. Is that your first win from me? Thank you. Yes, thanks so much. Okay, let's see what else we have. How about this one? Yeah, Go with the Flow. Put some hearts in the chat so that everybody can follow you. All right, we've got this necklace right here. Whoops. If you see something under the Auction tab that you guys would like me to run again, please let me know. And we are going to run this necklace at $3.15. Yep, follow Go with the Flow. She's putting hearts in the chat, guys. Three bucks, three bucks for the necklace. $3. Thank you so much, Barb. Barb did. Appreciate it. And you got it. $87. Yes. Okay, let's see what else we have. Oh, wait. Here. How about this one? You like this one? We're kind of on this theme. Fingers going to be in the picture. Number 88. All right, we're going to run this one for $3.15. There you go. You guys see it okay? Not really. Anybody like this one for $3? Poth tart art likes it. Thank you so much. Night Barb did. Thank you so much. I appreciate you coming in. Have a good night's sleep. Okay, the U.S. Pin. I'm going to run it again. I'm going to start it at $1. It's vintage and old. One buck. It's running. Who wants it for a dollar? $1. Anybody? The vintage U.S. Pin. Here's the back. Melody likes it for a dollar. Thank you, Melody. Okay, good night, Patricia. Thank you so much. I appreciate you coming in. EVTVPro. That looks like a familiar name. Thank you guys for coming in. Thank you so much. Okay, so I ran this earlier. It's got a gold tone brooch, a Sarah Coventry stick pin, and a charm bracelet. And I'm going to pin it. Can you guys see it? If I pin it, can you see the picture or do you want me to take it out? I don't know if it's pinned if you guys can see it or not. I feel like this is a really good bundle. I'll take it out. I mean this one's signed. Signed Sarah. And then this is just a gold tone brooch. And then this is adorable. It's got little peace signs on it. I'll start it at a dollar for all three. It's running. That is a deal, deal, deal. Thank you for your bids. Farm Girl Scavenger Noelle, where did you come from? Everybody follow Farm Girl Scavenger Noelle, please. She's awesome. She's here on What Not and also on YouTube. So this is Sarah Cove. I believe it says Sarah unsigned and a really cute charm bracelet. Thank you, Melody. Thank you, thank you. All right, we're going to do this one. New people are coming in. Photos, no service there. All right, so we have this brooch. It's gold tone. No markings. I don't know what it is. Is it a five or a Q or a G? I don't know. Then we've got this. We've got the Sriracha keychain, the cherub. I always say that wrong. And then the gold tone brooch. All for one money, guys. I'm going to start it at three bucks. Three dollars. G, what's G? Pidittles, what's G mean? Three dollars for all these items. Nobody? All right, let's dig. This is kind of cool. It's kind of tangled. I can't even find a class. Where is it? That's weird. Huh. That's odd. It doesn't have a class. I wonder if this one does. Oh, I got it. It's loose. It's loose. This is kind of cool. That's what it looks like. It's got a really long chain. I'm going to double it so you guys can see it. Let's run this. Number, what number is this? Number 89, three dollars. We are going to be running at three bucks in just a second. Picture loading, start auction, 15 seconds on the clock. Three bucks. You're interested in the necklace for three dollars. I also have the four items in the auction section, actually three. If anybody wants me to rerun any of those, let me know and I have items in my buy it now. You guys can check out. This is a pretty cool necklace. It's like some sort of a metal. All right, let's see. What else anybody want me to run this? Whoa, look at this thing. This thing's huge. Wow. This thing's heavy.  That is a masterpiece. Wowza. What's that hook on to? Huh? Is it all there? Yes. You want me to run it? Melody, yes, run it? Okay. You got it. All right, we're going to run this big, big bossy necklace. I don't see any makers mark. No, no, nothing. There's actually a little knot on the back. It just needs unknotted. Three dollars 15 seconds. It's running. It is big, big, big. It's heavy guys. That's what it looks like. And here's your clasp. And it's got a little knot right there, which should be pretty easy to get out. Oh, maybe. I mean, it could have had a tag on it and maybe fallen off. I don't know. But no, nothing that I see. I see something I want to look at. Okay, that was number 90. It says, oh, I think it's a, I think it's a fake Tiffany and company. So we're going to get rid of that. A, anybody interested in an A key chain? No, no, what? No, no, no, no. What's no, no mean? If you guys see something, let me know. I'm just kind of digging here, trying to build like maybe a small lot of bracelets is what I was thinking. You make the world a better place. Anybody want me to run that heart? Key chain? You make the world a better place? Yeah, I won't sell anything fake. I'll show it to you. Yeah. I mean, I won't sell it yet. It's not, I don't think it's real. It seems really cheap. However, yeah, the links, it looks like the links are soldered. I don't think it's real. Yeah, because it says Tiffany, I won't, I won't sell it. Oh, this is kind of cool. It's a key chain. It's kind of fun. Here's this necklace. If you see something you want me to run, let me know. Little shoes. This is a little charm bracelet. It says Visa. That's cute. Little charm bracelet. Here's a brooch. I'm making a little pile. Here's pair of clip-on earrings. They do need cleaned. They've got some green on them, but they are marked something down in there. They're green. They've got that green stuff. Let me see if I can read what it says. Oh, it says patent pending. Does anybody want me to run these? I think somebody said baking soda will get that green off. It's on the inner part, so you definitely want to get those cleaned up before you wear them. They're really cute, but you're going to have to clean them. Vinegar cleans it. I'd start them at a dollar if anybody wants them. They do say patent pending. They are vintage clip-ons. I lost my number sheet. Where'd it go? There it is. Number 91. Run these at a buck. Baking soda, vinegar. I don't know. That's what people have told me in the chat. I don't clean anything, so if you're interested, there they are. They're a nice pair of vintage patent pending clip-ons, but you're going to have to clean them. Bam, redneck. Did I get that one right? Bam, a redneck. Wait, yeah. Yay. I think I said it right. Thank you so much. Did you see that they do need cleaned? They've got the green on them. Just want to make sure you saw that. Make sure you didn't come in late. Did you see the green? Yep. Okay. You know how to clean it. You got a nice pair of earrings for a buck there. Get them all cleaned up and nice. You can resell them or wear them. Okay. Anybody want me to run this brooch? It's not signed. It's gold tone. I'm just going to run it. Noelle's given information on how to clean, guys. Check it out. She is a wealth of knowledge. Number 92. $2 start on the brooch. We are running two bucks for the brooch. Thank you, Pop-Tart Art. Thank you so much. Just a second, guys. Pop-Tart Art, you got it. Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate it. Thrift your pickers, shipper. You back? Can't sleep? All right. Let's see. This is one of those paper necklaces. Kind of looks camo-ish. Camo colors. Anybody want me to run that? It's got some beads in between it. It's one of those paper necklaces. If you want me to run it, say run. If not, I'll keep looking. Here's a little heart and a heart on this little cable, or I don't know what it is. Little cuteness. Anybody want me to run that? I wonder how that opens. Oh, there's a clasp right here. You guys want me to run this? We'll run it. Why not? Why not? Number 93. Oh, there it is. All right, you guys. We're going to run this at two bucks. I don't think so. No, I don't see any bee. There's no bee. I think it's just a cute little bracelet. I'll show it to you. It has this, and then it's got a little heart, and then it's got a heart here, and then a heart here, and it looks like that. It's cute, though. I'm almost to my hundred. Yes, I'm trying. I'm trying very hard. Here's a little vintage bracelet. It feels smooth. Anybody want me to run that? I've got this bracelet.  Here's a little heart. It's a little heart. Here, let's do this, this, and this. How about these three pieces together? Nope, she won't do it. No, I'm not putting it on my teeth. Gross. Who told me to do that? Oh, she knows better. She knows I won't do that. She's funny. She's funny. All right, all three pieces for three bucks. She's messing with me. All right, three dollars.  Anybody like it for three? Pop-Tart Art does. Thank you, Pop-Tart Art. Thank you so much. I wanted to get all this done tonight. It's not going to happen. There's just too much here. This is cute. Let's see if we can get it off here. Yeah, so I put out a poll and asked what you guys wanted to see, and everybody voted for an un-tangling. So that's what we're doing here. Here's this. This is kind of cute. I've got it actually pretty tight. It will loosen. Let me loosen it a bit, because it does not have to be that tight. So the blue and white one. Blue and white. Oh, the navy. Okay, I see it. Hang on a second. Let me see what this is. This is a New York and company. It's all tangled, but it's kind of the same colors as... Hang on. See if I can get this one out, and we'll do a little bundle here. If I can get it. This chain is a little dirty. I think I got it. The chain is dirty, guys. As in, it's one of those that gets your hands dirty. It's got this cute little gemstone on it, but the chain is gross. Oh, I'm going to put these three necklaces together, because they're all kind of fun like that. So you're going to get this one, this one, and this one. Okay, three of them. Let me take a picture. Did not mean to hit that. What number are we on? We're on number 94. 94. $3 for all three. The one chain needs cleaned. Pretty bad, guys. That one's that last one I put on. 15 seconds. $3. So you got this one, which is New York and Company. This one, and then this one. But this chain is dirty. $3 for all of them. And they might be a little tangled when you get them, because I'm throwing them all in a bag. You got it. Bama Redneck, thank you so much. Here they go. Put some bubble wrap around that bag, and it's coming your way. Sorry if you have to untangle. Okay, somebody asked about... Whoa. Where is it? Is this the one you were asking about? I think that's black. No. This one? This is cute. What's that say? So juicy. I think it's juicy couture, but I also think that the rope feels kind of sticky, but I think it's juicy. If anybody wants me to run it. Okay. Beside the red. This little thing? This? This? Oh, the paper bead necklace. You want the paper bead? Oh, this? This is a key chain. Which thing? The paper bead? Do you want me to run the paper bead? Oh, did I mess up? This? Oh, no, it's not a necklace. Do you want me to run it? Anyone? Let's make a bundle. Here's another key chain. Here's a charm bracelet. Here's another key chain. Anybody want me to run this? Yes. Okay. Number 95. All right. All for one money. Three dollars start. Fifteen seconds. Fifteen seconds. All one money. Three bucks. You got it. Seems so vintage. Thank you so much. All right. How about this says F-U-Y-A. F-U-Y-A. Got a little bird. We've got this necklace. We're going to put that in there. How about this necklace right here? Del Webb Sun City. Lively Adult Living Arizona. This bracelet. Anybody key chain? Jewish. How about this little gold tone necklace? Super cute. That's going in there. What did I just drop? This little necklace with the necklace. This needs restrung, but it is Stella and Dot, which is a really good brand, but the beads are, it's loose. So we're going to run all this as one money. This is number 96. 96. Three bucks. Can I take a picture of it? Yes, I did. There you go. Three dollars for all of it. Thank you Pop-Tart Art. Thank you so much. Thank you for your beds, guys. Thank you so much. And you got it. Born to collect variety. Good to see you. Nice little bundle there for four bucks. Thank you so much. All right. Let's see. Okay, it's got smiley faces. It says, does that say share? Share? I'm just piling stuff on here. Here's a black and silver tone necklace. This is pretty. It's got a hand on it, or a fist. I don't know, it's interesting. Here's a key chain with a W. Here's that little pink Avon bracelet. It might be an anklet. It's really cute. This one says Avon. Also, it's another anklet. Really cute with little blue beads on it. My goodness. This is just a faux pearl bracelet. Here's an A key chain. Here's a peace sign. It says, it's got a frog on it. It says charm or something. Charm maybe? Little frog with peace signs. Here's a little gold tone and faux pearl necklace. It looks like. How about this? Columbia is some sort of pen. New in the package. How about the Broncos? All right. There you go. That's going to be your bundle, guys. You got some new old stock items there. This quick add number 97. Right picture. Yes. Hey, DeCamp. Thanks, everyone, for coming in. You're going to get all this for $5 start. 15 seconds. 15 seconds. Thank you for your bid. Seems so vintage. And you got it. Nice buy. All right. Let's see. Can we dig anything else out? We got this necklace. Anybody want me to run that? If you want me to run it, say, run $2 start. Wow. This is pretty hefty. I had to refresh. Sorry, guys. Can you put it on the bus? Yes. And we are going to run it at $2. 15 seconds. It's running. Thank you for your bids. Holding it very good. Sorry. Thanks for your sparkle. Thank you so much. Okay. This next one I just pulled out of here is heavy duty. It seems pretty nice, actually. It's not marked, but man, oh man, it's got some weight to it. Let me grab it here for you guys. Here's the clasp. And it's like this heavy chain. It weighs 3.8 ounces approximately. And it looks like this. This seems like a nice necklace, but no markings. But it's nice and heavy. We're going to run this $5. Anybody like it? No, no. It's a nice heavy necklace. I don't know what it's made of, but there is no plate loss at all. Looks good. Okay. If anybody wants me to rerun that, let me know.  This is interesting if I can get it untangled. Okay. So it's gold tone and it has these orange figure eights all down it for infinity sign. Here's your clasp. Anybody want me to run it? Any interest? No? Okay. I think I'm going to call it a night because I'm tired. Is there anything anybody wanted to see that maybe I did not show? I've got, this one is a, here's a Talbot's. This is a nice looking necklace. It's Talbot's. Anybody want me to run that? I'd run that for $5. Anybody, anybody, $5? Can somebody put something in the chat? Oh, oh my goodness. Is it two tone? Yes. It's gold tone and silver tone. I'll go ahead and run it. It's Talbot's. It's a nice necklace. Chatty chat. Thanks, Noelle. Let's do this. I'll start it at three. The Talbot's necklace. All right. We're going to be running for three bucks, 15 seconds. It's a Talbot's necklace. It's really nice. Talbot's tag is right here. And Puftart Art got it. Thank you. Thank you so much. It's got leafs on it. Any more key chains? Well, I had the key chains with the broaches. I'll start it at three. Three bucks. It's got three key chains and two broaches. Nobody likes this lot for some reason. Puftart. Puftart's going to get it. Yeah, for three bucks and free shipping. Good deal. Thank you. All right. This is another really nice chain. Guys, these aren't branded, but they're really nice. It's silver tone. It's really long. And here's your chain. Does anybody want me to run that? Where'd my thing go? Oh, I put it away because I was quitting and then I changed my mind because I do that. Does anybody want me to run this? It's a silver tone chain. Again, no plate loss. It looks really good. I know, but I have three that are pending, so I have to sell those two. Or I have to change the numbers if I'm going to get to 100. Oh yeah, you stole that, didn't you? You said three more. All right. This necklace is awesome. And this is a great deal for three bucks. Oh no, you said one more. I actually have three more. Four more. All right. Unless somebody bought something from my buy it now. All right, three bucks on this necklace, if anybody's interested. And then we do have a giveaway at the end. I just remembered we have to do the giveaway. I show no pending. No pending. It's under the auction. Go to auction. I'm here for the giveaway. Okay, Noelle. Whatever. Noelle's funny, funny. Okay, let's see. Oh, here's a key chain. I had this key chain. Remember I have the little flocked guys. I have this pin, this bracelet, the little flocked guys. This one looks good. This one's a little dirty. Here's the whale. He's fuzzy too.  Here's a, no, that's a mess. Never mind. I'm looking here. Somebody asked for key chains. Have this key chain. Here's a key chain. Oh my goodness. What on earth? This has like coordinates on it. So that's a coordinate bracelet. And then how about you, I don't know what's in here. Here's this pretty necklace. Look how pretty that is. What is this? This looks like a bracelet for a child. It's open in the back. I don't see any markings on it. That's really cute. It's really small. This is a little, this is a cold stone. You're going to have to untangle it. Okay. And then there's a couple other things in here. All right, this is a nice bundle guys. You are going to have to untangle some of it. It's going to be called tangled and wearable. Take a picture of it. Here we go. So you're going to get all for one money, $5 start, everything that's on the little pink thing. There's some nice stuff there. Some of it's tangled and some of it's wearable. $5. This looks like some sort of stone. This is really pretty. I don't know what that is. Looks cool. 14 karat gold plate. There you go. There you go. You got it rare sparkle. Thank you so much. It is tangled. All right, let's do see what we got here. We're going to do this little bracelet. You're welcome. Thank you. We're going to do this necklace, the one I showed earlier. We're going to do this beaded thing. See if I can pull anything else out of here and make some bundles for you guys. Here is this little cute beaded necklace. The little charm dangles. I don't know. Some gold-toned thing. Here's just a silver-toned bangle. Just a silver-toned necklace. This has some plate wear. It's, I don't know. I'm going to leave that to the side. It's kind of jumpy. How about this cute little necklace? Did I see it okay? How about this little red necklace? This has some plate wear, but we're going to throw that ring in there. How about this green? That's cute. Little beaded necklace. Just a little chain. I think it might be an anklet. Oh, that's an earring. See if you can find the other one. Here's this. It's plastic. Here's this on a chain. There's your clasp. All right, we're going to run this little pile of jewelry. It'll be number 89. All right, guys, five bucks for what you see here. $5, 15 seconds. Five bucks. I think this is pretty, this green. Very sparkle. You got it. Thank you. You got it. Thank you so much. Okay. Um, I really, that just seems cheap. We'll get that out of there. You guys, this is fake. These are faux, faux coin things. Okay. This is all tangled. Here's another key chain with somebody's pit on it. Let's see. Elmer's Body Shop. How about, here's this. There's a little bracelet. I'm going to put this in a bag and weigh it. And it's all tangled. And if anybody wants it for one money, they can mess with it. Some of it's going to be crafters. Some of it's going to be wearable. I'm going to put that leaf necklace in there also that I showed you guys. I'm going to put this big magnet necklace in there. And I'm going to put the number one mom in there. And I'm going to put in this infinity necklace. I'm going to tie it and we're going to weigh it. And if anybody's interested, I'm going to run it. $62 tangled. $5. Take a picture of it. All right, we're going to run it at, oh, I'm running it 15 seconds. I forgot to put a picture. Sorry guys. I've been doing so good. Anybody want it for five bucks? Number 62. All one money. Should I mess up? No. Okay. Seems so vintage. You got it. Number 62, right? Yes. Okay, where did, all right. I've got one more thing here. It's silver tone. It looks like this. Here's the back. It's just a cute little necklace. It's not marked. This is going to be number 67. Whoops. I put 76. 67. $3. If anyone's interested, three bucks. Pretty little necklace. Really clean. Really clean. Thank you Pop-Tart Art. Thank you so much. You got it. And then I had a thing of bracelets here. And I think I'm going to run them as a lot. I'll show you what it is. Okay. So you're going to get this, this. Look how cool that is. That one, this. I think it says stainless steel. This one, it says, I don't know what it says. This has a little flower charm on it. This one is L-A-C-N. I don't know. It's one of those pole ones. I think these are natural stones. Really pretty purple. This one, this needs cleaned up. It's kind of, actually I'm going to take that one out. It's gross. And this one's coming out. It's all stretched out. This, I don't know if this is glass or what these danglies are, but it's cool. And this one says Monet. It has some plate wear though, but it is on a chain and it says Monet. All right. So you're going to get all these bracelets. Night, go with the flow. This is my, I'm going to do this bundle and one more thing and then I am done as well. This is number 101. It's a bracelet lot and this is a great lot guys. We're going to run it here. Five dollars for all these bracelets. This one right here is natural stone. I would say you can get your money back probably just on that one. Thanks guys. Pretty pretty. There's some pretty ones in here. Thank you for your bids. Thank you so much. All right Rare Sparkle, you got it. And then I have this turkey pin I just found. It was hiding. It was hiding. Does anybody want me to run the turkey pin? It's a bowling turkey pin. Anybody want it or should we call it a night? All right, we'll call it a night. Thank you guys so much. Thank you for being here. Thank you for watching. Check out my YouTube channel. If you haven't already, I teach about Bolo items, items to be able to look out for over there. So if you're not following me there, I'd love for you to check it out. And thank you guys so much for your purchases. Thank you for everybody that came out. Oh, let's do the giveaway. I forgot. The giveaway. Hang on. I've got the brooches. Goodness me. I almost forgot. Okay. Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. It's two brooches.  It's this gold tone heart and this gold tone circle brooch. And that's what they look like. And you're going to get them both. That is your giveaway. I almost forgot to do it. Oh my goodness. Got eight entries. Anyone else want to enter? Seems so vintage. Is Jim G on? Are we back? He is. Okay. All right. So the two brooches. This is our giveaway. Anybody else want to enter? I'm going to draw a winner. All right. I'm drawing it. Here we go. Congratulations, Hackmax. Thank you so much. Okay. I'm going to send you guys over to Jim G. Maybe. Let me figure it out. Here we go. Create a raid. Jim, he's always on so late. I don't see him. Are you sure he's on? He's not popping up. What did I do wrong? Do you see that he's on? Oh, no. Okay. Is anybody on that anybody knows? Anybody on that anybody knows? No. Keep or rerun it. You don't want the giveaway? I don't think I can rerun it. Yeah. If you enter and you win, I have to ship it to the winner. Yeah. It's free. You didn't... You don't have to pay anything. Yeah. In the future, if you're not interested, ship you air. Oh, I'm going to ship it to you. You can give it away or whatever you want to do with it. If you're not interested in a giveaway, I would say don't enter the giveaway in the future. Sorry. I have to ship it. Okay. I'm just going to call it a night, guys. Thank you so much for being here. Thank you and I will see you guys on Friday night. Okay? Friday night, Friday night. See you then. And then don't forget, you guys, Sunday is my... Sunday is my big show. The bundles, the big bundle show. You guys can go over and pre-bid. I've got those up. There's 25 loaded and you can pre-bid. That's on July 30th. Okay. If you guys want to go check that out. All right. I'll see you guys Friday night and Sunday night. Thanks for watching.


Hey guys, Ryan here for the movie nerds. We just got like a new trailer for the new X-Men spin-off It's called X-Men the new mutants or just the new mutants depending where you are I'm about to watch the trailer. I can't believe there's a trailer already out for this I didn't even realize they were recording this yet or filming this yet. Mind you I'm excited to see this because there's been a lot of talk without this movie But just being a straight-up horror film. It's directed by Josh Boone And he's come out instead at one point that he's just straight up making a horror film and in seeing the horror movie Made from the X-Men franchise and mutants in it and stuff like that It's just it's a really cool opportunity for this franchise to move along from the X-Men series because At this present time we've seen everything that the X-Men can do I mean sure there's a lot of comic book stories that they haven't done yet and I'd love to see happen But at this point, I don't think fox is gonna do it So seeing a horror movie in this kind of genre is really cool. I love the idea of superhero films breaking out of that niche and doing something different. I mean, we all love superhero movies. There's so many of them though So doing something different is unreal. We're about to hit play X-Men the new mutants or just the new mutants. Let's give it a go. I'm pumped It does look a lot like a horror movie. So a ton of mutants in one at one location Don't man, why do we have to walk away?  Uh, I would definitely be seeing this. It looks incredible Um, definitely a new look on the X-Men series Um, giving that almost mental institution style film is just a great idea. It's definitely different I mean all these kids do have problems. So it's cool seeing that they've been put into a place where they're kind of being questioned of what they're doing They're going to be questioning their reality Um, the idea that mutants can use their powers to instill fear into these other kids is just unreal I love that shot of the practical effect of the people coming through the walls. I haven't seen that sort of stuff since I mean the last time I could remember it is nightmare in elm street. I'm sure it's used after that But just unreal using this sort of stuff now Um, loving the look of this cannot wait for it. The new mutants comes out April 13th I'm ryan from movie nerds. Make sure you hit that subscribe button And let us know in the comments below what you thought of it because I want to know Thank you