Hello, thank you for joining me. Today we're going to the North Staffordshire Model Engineering Clubs Miniature Railway, which is in Newcastle Underline. So I'm just driving through this, appears to be a fairly wooded area. I can see a sign ahead. I believe I'm here. It actually says cafe open, but this is the place. It's called Brampton Park. So I'm just driving into the car park now, and the miniature railway should be somewhere down this end. So I've never been here before. So I've got to try and find it. I'm sure it won't be that hard to find. It's quite an old one, this one, or the society's been around a while. They've been around since 1936. So there it is, I can see in front of me. So they've been around quite a while. But only today have I arrived here for the first time. So here we are. You can just see the track just out there. So I'll just park the car in them. Going to have a look, see what we can do. I can see them steaming up some locals. So let's park the car and we'll go and see what we can find. So we've arrived in my larder and I can just see a train over there. So let's just see the train depart and then we shall go and have a ride ourselves. In front of me, about an hour ago. That's time for my ride now. So this is a raced track railway. It's the first raced track railway of miniature railway Britain. It's like quite a nice setting considering we're in quite an urban area. And it seems to be, so that house I think is called the Brampton. So that's Brampton Park. Quite nice looking gardens there. There's a museum as well. I don't know if we'll do that today. It's not a railway museum. And that is a pretty cool litter bin. So you put cans down the funnel. You put glass where the dome is and you put litter in the driver's cab. Not many drivers would want litter in their local, but they obviously don't mind. So yeah, it's quite cool. And here it is. It's the railway for Brampton Holt. So let's go and have a ride. So we've just had our ride on the miniature railway. That building behind us, that's the Brampton Museum. Shall I show you these little gardens? They're quite a track over there. So yeah, it's a nice little track. As I said, the club was formed in 1936. I was told that it was extended. It was originally just a loop around the station area. And then what they did was later on, they put another loop in, which is where we were on that quite high up in Bankman, where we had the views over the park. That is a later addition. So that was our trip to the North Staffordshire Model Engineering Society's railway. So yeah, if you're ever in Stoke-on-Trent, Stroke, Newcastle, Underlyme area, then do come up here and visit it.  They run, I think, Sunday afternoons probably until the end of October, I think. That's before we go. It's just going to see the train pass one more time. And then we'll be getting back in my larder and off I shall go. So if you have a look at the railway, you can see that this is the newer section of the track. So the station is over there. So it must have just done a loop circuit around there. And then this is the newer section just here. So I hope you enjoyed watching this video. Thank you very much for watching. And from Brampton Park and the North Staffordshire Model Engineering Society's railway, goodbye.


Hi and welcome to the session. I am Asha and I am going to help you with the following question which says, in figure 6.42 if lines PQNRS intersect at a point T such that angle PRT is 40 degree, angle RPT is 95 degree and angle TSQ is 75 degree, find angle SQT. So we have to find angle SQT which is this angle. Let us now begin with the solution and in triangle PRT, sum of angles PRT, angle TPR is equal to 180 degree since sum of 3 angles of a triangle is equal to 180 degree which is the angle sum property of your book. Now angle PRT is 40 degree this is given to us plus angle RTP we will find out and angle TPR is 95 degree which is equal to 180 this implies 40 plus 95 is 135 degree plus angle RTP is equal to 180 degree which further implies that angle RTP is equal to 185 degree minus 135 degree which is equal to 45 degree. Therefore we have angle RTP is equal to 45 degree let this be equation number 1 so this angle is 45 degree. Now since PT and RS are 2 lines which intersect at a point T this implies angle PTR is equal to angle STQ and so angle STQ is also equal to 45 degree. Let us write down PQ and 9RS intersect at a point T this implies angle PTR is equal to angle STQ since they are vertically opposite angle PTR is 45 degree this is equal to angle STQ so this implies that angle STQ is equal to 45 degree let this be equation number 2. Now let us see in triangle STQ here we have 2 angles and we have to find the third one so applying the angles on property in triangle STQ we have angle STQ plus angle TQS plus angle QST is equal to 180 degree and angle STQ is 45 degree plus angle TQS we have to find out plus angle QST is 75 degree this is equal to 180 degree which further implies 120 degree plus angle TQS is equal to 180 degree or angle TQS is equal to 180 degree minus 120 degree which is equal to 60 degree thus we can say that angle TQS which can also be written as angle SQT is 60 degree so this concludes the solution hope you enjoyed it take care and have a good day.


Hi there, my friend and friends. I hope you're doing well. I'm doing fantastic even though I'm fighting a little bit of a cold, so I do apologize for the stuffy voice. But I was mucking around with a few things and I came up with this kind of interesting effect thing. I'm not the first one to do this, but I was playing around with something else and then I thought, wait, will this work? And it does where we can sort of hover on something and then have the two siblings interact. So the big, you know, the one to the right and left are both being influenced by this one in the middle. CSS only, we don't need JavaScript to select the preceding sibling. Also this sort of like fun little animation where it shoots out. It's a bit more of a raw video. We're going to sort of explore this effect in terms of like, here's how I did it all, but definitely it's one for you to take and sort of expand upon and do a better job than I did here. But I want to teach you just how this works and some of the cool features, because there's a few CSS tricks along the way to make all of this work. And so if this sounds interesting to you, then stick around and we're going to be diving into it in one second. But I just want to let you know before we do that that I do have new merch. Here is my style sheet shirt. I also have a grid shirt, a color space shirt, and they're all linked just down below if you're interested in those. If not, you just want to get to the demo while we're doing that right now. So let's dive right into it. So we're going to get started with this, starting with not very much going on. I have a div here with a class of avatars on it. This is what we're going to be using. This could be whatever you need it to be. And then the direct children in there are the things themselves. Now, obviously I don't want my avatars to look like squares that we have here. So I'm going to make them look a little bit better. Just giving them a border radius, a border on them that's white and a bit of a box shadow that is on there. The finished code for this is going to be linked down below if you want to get access to it because following along in a video can be a little bit annoying, but nothing too fancy there. And for the important bits, we will slow this down and write things out a little bit. But you can see I get my circles there.  So avatars, and that's the parent. If you remember, if we go back here, we have the avatars and then avatar. Honestly, this could probably even be a list, like avatar list. And then this is actually like ULLI. You'd want to think a little bit more about the semantics, but it really depends on the use case that you have and how you're going to be doing this. So I don't want to be too prescriptive on that for this demo that we're looking at right now. And yeah, on the avatars here, we're going to do is we're going to set an avatar size. And I'm doing this as a custom property here. And this might seem a little bit strange, but this value is going to be very useful as we come through and set things up. So then down here, I can say that my width is my var avatar size. And that should get them to be 100 pixels each, which is perfect. And then the other thing that we're going to want to do here is to set an aspect ratio. I don't need this right now of one. And I'm also going to add an object object fit of cover. These two are just sort of like a failsafe in case somebody supplies an image that wouldn't be a perfect square, in which case this is just make sure that everything works and we'll still get a circle instead of some weird overly shape. And then the cover makes sure that the image isn't distorted if it is something. So not necessarily for this demo, but if ever you're doing this, user generated images, whatever, this is just some defensive CSS that we're writing right here. Now let's set up our how we're going to do this. And normally I would actually use a flexbox or something like this. If I just need them go next to one another, but because I want that hover effect where they're sort of overlapping and then not overlapping, I actually think that grid is the easier solution here. So if you don't need that type of effect, maybe just doing flexbox would be fine. But we're going to throw a display grid here. And this is why I actually wanted my avatar size here, because we're going to do let's come here actually and say that my column size is going to be my, I will do a calc. I'm going to say var avatar size divided by two. And I'll move this over just so you can see it a little bit better. But again, the finish code is down below if you do want to reference it. But we're going to have the, as I said calc avatar size divided by two. And why I'm doing that is because then I can say that my grid template columns are going to be a repeat. And I'm going to do 10 for now that we're going to fix this in a second to make it a little bit more adaptable. But we're going to do our var column size. And if I hit that, you'll see that they're actually overlapping each other because the grid that we set up, the column size is half the size of the actual images. So we sort of get this type of thing going on. I'm also exaggerating with more than you'd really have for this type of thing. And maybe they're actually a bit big. Let's drop this down. But the nice thing is if I had changed this, that automatically changes this, which automatically changes this over here. So we can make them a little bit tinier there. I think that makes a bit more sense, maybe 70, you know, not too small for demos. But yeah, we can see them coming in right there. So that's great. And the one issue with this is we do want to use this repeat syntax for this to be able to work. So ideally this number could be adaptable to how many items you have. So I'm actually going to come here to and do an avatar, avatar count. And we're just going to say that it's 10. And then this could be my var avatar count. And it's going to look exactly the same. The advantage of this being a custom property is if I was actually doing this on a live site, I could use, you know, depending on how these images are actually being brought in, but I could get the length of, you know, the array or whatever it is, or I could find out it's easy enough to find out how many of these there are with JavaScript. And then I could update this avatar count with JavaScript super easily because it's a custom property.  But setting it this way just makes it really easy with JavaScript to get the right number that's there. So that's why I'm doing that as a custom property. But even if you're not using JavaScript and you're manually doing this, it still makes it easier than like having to look for the repeat. You set your average or count to your avatar size. This is sort of a calculation. You know, don't don't don't change this, right? And I do this a lot actually now with my custom properties where I have like the user settings at the top and then calculation stuff that's happening and then I use my calculation stuff lower down. So having a little comment of like this is calculations, this is user settings or that type of thing can be kind of useful just so people know what they're allowed to play with. But let's get to the fun bits now where we get to animate this a little bit. And the first thing we're going to do, and this is where things are kind of interesting. And I think something that not enough people realize is what we can do is I can do my avatar hover. And this is a hover effect that you could definitely get this to work with touch to depending if these are like interactive elements. I just have them as images right now. So I couldn't even like tab onto them for a for a focus. But let's say these were actually links or something that the user could interact with the touch would work in that case on it. And I could also set this up to work with a focus state as well. But for now, I'm just setting it up this way, because I want to focus on the effect itself. But again, think about how you're going to be using it. If you do want to do something like this, because there's always a bit more consideration, I want to focus on the effect itself in this demo. And then so on my hover here, what we're going to do is we're actually going to come and we're going to change the column size. So we're going to copy this here, I'm going to paste it here. And instead of doing a divided by two, we're going to do multiply by 1.5, let's say, and it's not working because I'm doing that on avatar and not avatars. Let's go and move this up to here. I don't want to change it on my single avatar. I want it for that entire parent, which is the fun part of having the s and the not s. So naming is important. But there we go. We can actually see that when I hover and we're getting it a little bit too big for my demo, because we're getting some horizontal scrolling, but you can see that that's causing them to shoot out because we've changed my column size. So if we come and just do a quick inspect on here and we open up my grid, you can see there's the grid. When I hover, the columns are 105 pixels big. And when I'm off, they're 35 pixels big. So we're modifying the size of the columns. And this is the part that I think most people don't realize is that you can actually do a transition of grid template columns. And let's say 500 milliseconds. And now look at that. Do you know that you can do that? I think some people know that. But I think a lot of people don't realize you can modify or you can transition grid template columns and grid template rows. There are some limitations. I think if you're using FRs to a different unit, it doesn't work or something like that. But in a case like this, it works really well. So that's pretty cool. Now the next fun bit is on the actual individual avatar itself. So what we want to do here is we're going to say avatar hover. And again, if you had focus states or other things like that, you definitely want to take that into account. What you might actually want to do here is link this just really fast here. It could be avatars hover and an avatars focus within. So say like, I can't focus maybe on the avatar itself. But if the elements inside here have a focus state, you'd want this to happen. So if I'm tabbing onto it, or it's a touch event where like somebody can touch to select something and you want it to spread out like this, this focus within would work for both of those use cases. So yeah, I'll leave it like that just so we have that in here, even though it's not doing anything specific in my demo use case, but this would work if it was a larger project. And you'd have the same influence, whether it was a touch event that's gaining focus on something or somebody's actually tabbing through and gaining focus on one of these. And again, then this would be an app, you know, the avatar hover and an avatar focus. In this case, the focus, we can't focus on them because of how we have it set up. But we'll leave it like that for now, just in case you come in and grab this code and use it for something that has links in it or buttons or something. Instead, what we're going to do now is when we do that, let's start off by just saying that we get a scale of we'll do two make it nice and big. So when we hover on one of them, it gets huge, right? What we can do with that to start with is let's come here and we can do a transition to make it nicer and do a scale there and we'll do our 500 milliseconds. And so now when we go on top, when we hover on them, that looks kind of nice. There's this annoying thing with the way they overlap each other here, we could look at fixing that as well as we go through this. For now, I'll do a 1.5 just so now I think we'll stick with the two and I'll look at the solution is I've looked at it in another video recently, but you see when I'm on this one, then I go that way how it waits until the transition is finished before it falls back. So we'll look at a solution to that. It might also fix this where it that whole time actually I have another solution for that one that we'll look at that's a little bit easier. So yeah, kind of cool effect. But now if I'm hovering on, say this one, I actually want the two that are next to it to also grow but to grow by less. And that's where I think some of the fun here is right some of the intrigue. So for that, using CSS only, we can select very easily this an element after an element. So I can say avatar hover plus avatar. So this will select the avatar that comes immediately after. So just to show you, we'll do a scale on it of 1.5. But we're also going to do a border color of lime for now just so we can see that it's really working. So you can see when I'm hovering on this middle one, the one after it is actually getting the lime color on it. I go on this one, it switches, go on that one. So we're always selecting the element that's coming after the one I'm hovering on. How do we do that to the one before though? This used to be something with CSS. There's sort of tricky ways of doing this. So you can actually select every element before something that was I'd say it was a little bit of a hack in a sense. But now what we can do is we can select a single element by saying avatar has plus dot avatar, avatar, avatar hover. So what this is saying is if the avatar, so any of the avatars has a sibling that is directly after it that is being hovered on. Super cool. And for, you know, we'll keep the same styling on there. And now you can see that both the one before and after are getting that green border on there. And they're also increasing in scale. So when I go and I think that's really cool. So what we can do here just to improve this is I'm going to pump up the Z index of the middle one. Z index can be a two, just so the one that we're hovering on actually got to save our CSS to do that. But the one we're hovering on should always be in front. So by changing that Z index, it will fix that problem. And now we have this going on. And I think that's pretty cool. So if we take off this lime color, let's do that, hit save. Now we can see when I do that, it's always the one that we're hovering on that's in front, then the next two are going to be a little bit smaller.  And of course, you could step this out and actually go further back with a little bit more complication in your selectors. But you could definitely do that. And sort of count your way along through something and do range selectors and other stuff to be able to do stuff. But I think that's already pretty neat. The one problem here is when we're hovering on and then we hover off, it sort of has that awkward awkwardness to it a little bit. So what I'm actually going to do is let's come on, not the avatar, we're going to come all the way up to the avatars here, where we're doing the spread animation. And where that spread animation is coming, I'm going to say that we have a transition delay of 500 milliseconds. But I'm not going to have it when we hover on there. So here we're going to do a transition delay of zero milliseconds. And just make sure if you do a transition delay, you cannot put zero. For timing, anything that revolves around timing, you have to have a unit on it. A zero is not always a zero in CSS, even though a lot of the times you can have a unit list one, with animations, transitions, anything with milliseconds, stuff like that, you have to have a unit. So when I have her on it, there's no delay and we grow. There's a bit of a bug there. We'll look at addressing that in a second. But you can see that we're coming and we're growing. But then when I come off, it's going to do that delay here. And then it's going to shrink down because that's 500 milliseconds and then it shrinks. One other advantage or one other advantage, one other thing here is we could do a transition duration of 500 milliseconds here. And then we could use that everywhere that we need it. So var, paste that in. I'm just going to copy this whole thing. And the advantage with this is then we could control because we need this in a bunch of places. So then you're not updating it everywhere. You're updating it in one place and then it will work everywhere at the same time. So there we go. Now there is a few things here. Hover, not hover has has really good support, but it's not perfect. It's not like 91, 92%. I'll put a link in the description to the support table in case you're watching this in the future. But what we could do here is we could actually come in with an at supports. And normally at supports, you can only look for like property value stuff. But at supports, which is a feature query, a lot like a media query, it actually allows us to do selectors now as well. So I can say selector, select or and in the selector we're going to do has and we'll just do a plus star or something. Just because I think if I remember correctly, when you need to have a valid selector here to start with, so we need something inside the has, but you also want to put in a more complicated selector. So something that has like the descending, sibling or whatever, just to make sure that everything here is going to work. You could even bring in like this, you know, you could copy and paste this technically if you wanted to. And then we're just going to move all of that into here. And the reason we're going to do that is because I don't want only this part working and not this part, even though this is a list, so it is possible that this if has isn't supported, the whole thing just fails anyway. So we might not technically need this, but I think it's good practice to use them. So if somebody, you know, if browser support is not a thing, it's only going to highlight the one that we're actually hovering on. But if browser support is a thing, we can hit save on there, then they get it where the middle, you know, the two on the side are also growing. Now, a couple of little things here. Just obviously we're overflowing off the page when I do this. So it you'd probably want to do something where you're keeping that in check just to be careful with it. So a few things I would probably just to start off with, I'd probably be making these a lot smaller to start with. So we'd have something like that. So it's staying within sort of the range, but you might be on a mobile device or something else like that, where you need some horizontal scrolling potentially where you'd want to scroll on stuff like that. So you could on the avatars itself, we're setting up that grid, we could set something up with a max width of say, I don't know, 80 VW, or something like that. And then I'd come here with an overflow X of scroll, or actually we'd use auto, right? Because we don't want auto. And we'd have to let's, is that going to be big enough? It's not, we'll do really get 80 here just to make them bigger. So we actually get some overflow. So then we get our overflow coming this way. Obviously, there's other issues now because of our scaling, we're losing stuff. So I'd probably want some padding on there, padding blocks, so top and bottom, maybe two ram or three ram, something just so when they grow, we still see them. And that would actually work pretty well. The one thing I definitely, we have my shadow that's still coming off the bottom. So you definitely need to play around with that just to make sure you have enough, you'd custom do your scroll bar and other stuff along the way, not zooming in and out, like I'm doing right now. But yeah, something like that, if you needed to, and you're really going with this grow effect, just to be careful with it, throwing that out there. So this isn't perfect. I just thought it'd be cool. I wanted to look at mostly this hover effect, which I thought was kind of fun and explore that with you. And actually, we don't have that issue anymore with the Z index that's kind of funky. I don't think it seems to be working pretty well. So I'm just going to leave it like this, just because the order that they're going in now, I think is working pretty good. So we don't have to worry about weird Z index things of strange overlaps and everything happening, which is great. Do with this, what you will, because it's definitely just sort of like, here's a fun thing that we can do. And I want to leave it a little bit more open for interpretation for you to be able to take this and do more with it and make it more awesome. And because, you know, this specific use case is probably a little bit limited. But something fun you can definitely play around with. And if you enjoyed this style of video where it's maybe a little bit less polish than my other ones, I'm definitely experimenting a little bit with that where it's like, here's this cool thing I found. I just want to talk about it. If you like it, please let me know down in the comments to do more of these. The other videos are definitely not going away. I'm still going to be doing those as well. But if you do like these and you want to see more, a little bit faster, a little bit more focused on like one thing or two things, we looked at a few, I think fun CSS things along the way here. But do let me know if you appreciate this type of content as well. So then I know if I should continue making it or not. And with that, I would like to thank my enablers of awesome Andrew, Simon, Tim, and Johnny, as well as all my other patrons through the monthly support. And of course, until next time, don't forget to make your corner of the internet just a little bit more awesome.


So I sent it to him and he was like this. He was like it's hard, but it don't sound like me So then you know, Rick, how they did it next day though. They sent the verse I was like damn, I got a diddy verse and then you know from then I went and got gaudy on I want to go over to the music man You gotta think back the road when you dealt with a P did in all them in that remix they give me And how did that even happen man cuz I never asked you that yeah, so, you know, we had our store weekend in Dallas one year Yeah, it was snow. Yes snow.   We had went to K-104 And we did a baby show and did he was up there, you know doing promo So we that was the first time we had locked in but like so we I think we changed now at the radio station They're late on that day he hit me and he was just like a pull up We went somewhere me him mark Cuban like we went to some little event they had you know So I'm kicking and with him or not and we just kind of just kick it that that time And I'll start weekend cuz the stuff was getting counsel because the snow. Yeah Yeah, yeah, we kind of just found like our only event indeed and we got cool then so long fast forward from there Probably some months later. I had put out get big. I had dropped the gangster grills Can't get grig get big was on that gangster grills number 23 It blew up from there and I'm going radio is became a big record And it was probably like top 10 on the urban choice at a time And I was just like damn. It's time for a remake. I hit diddy. I hit him with a text mixer I'll just text him. I was like a bro. I reckon get big Top 10 right now. We try to put the remix together. I really want you on it Man, he hit me right back to he was like sending to me sent it to him He heard it. He was like, I'm gonna have it back to you tomorrow and and he sent me back to No first he told me he said I'm gonna have it back to tomorrow Then the next day he hit he hit me to actually like write the verse You know I'm saying to write the verse for him.  You know I'm saying Like it was more on when I listen to it. I'm like, yeah, this is more like did it Like yeah, because at this time like now if I write something for somebody I'm thinking like them Yeah, I'm like if I'm writing it for so and so I'm thinking like him So I'm gonna write it for him. It's gonna translate better, but I was young I'm writing it like me, you know, so I write the hard verse that I was big and it was hard to You know, I say I might I might try and find it But not like I'm thinking like that so I sent it to him and he was like this He was like it's hard, but it don't sound like me. So then, you know red cat They did it next day though. They sent the verse over I was like damn, I got a ditty verse and then you know from then I went and got gaudy on Yeah, I just hit it. I met everybody through relationship He won't couldn't even put together this remix for me at first They didn't even clear this remix because it was better than the remix They did they gave me another remix with some e1 audience shout to the people that was on it But it just wasn't that I was like, no, I can do better. This is myself. So I went and got diddy drama, yoghati, man. Oh, man. Oh Bumbie. Yeah. Yeah Wait a minute, wait a minute. I gotta say this man. I talked to the sun yesterday man. So I'm a listen man Man, hey, how was it man? Oh, let me show you man shawty live man. Hey, that's that's my dog. First of all men shawty low We might got about four or five songs really out in we shot videos So one time I pulled up to the eighth shawty low was a type of nigga. I'll pull up to the eight I'm shooting just a regular video. We did a song for a mixtape. I'm like, hey, bro I'm in a we did this song on the mixtape. This ain't even a song I'll put just a song on the mixtape. Yeah, he pulled up on me in the eight We somewhere and somebody hood in the age of shooting his version He pulled up on me and walker did a song. He pulled like shawty low was one of the niggas that I pull up on you for real You get what I'm saying? Same thing. Go to tv. He'll pull up on you for real Like you in the city.  It ain't one of those.  So shawty shawty low. He pulled up.  I'm going home. Yeah. Yeah. So yeah, you know, we he just always show love But it was different. It's only certain people I could really everybody had always shown me love But it was certain different people that did it on different levels Shawty low is one of the ones that really pulled up.  Wow ever Ever not one time and I didn't did features with anybody in the industry I never paid for one. So that's really off respect Like when I do features for somebody for free is because I respect who you are and I respect your artistry That's how I want it.  Yeah, you know what I'm saying? But you got to get to the level You know, I think you gotta get to that He ain't gonna charge you for no verse But if you get to the level to where so if you're artist you want to earn that so that's how I always looked at it So but I do know it's a difference like it's one thing to get somebody on your verse It's another thing for them to do the verse and come do the video video. Yeah, that's a whole another thing Because that's a whole so when when it's like did he I went to the a it was bt of what weekend Uh I hit did he and it was crazy because I'm like, I know bro ain't gonna do the video I want we ain't be mad. You know what I'm saying because he did the verse for me and everything But I was just I was just I'm throwing a Hail Mary. I'm just for the text. I'm fucking. Why not? I got his number Hello, I'm like a brahman a We we we for to shoot the video. I hit everybody else on deck. You know what I'm saying, uh I We were shooting it, but I just didn't expect to get did he so I text him He's like right yet man When I say did he pull it up in like an hour from when I text him and told him He was already dressed and everything. I mean, obviously was stuff going on. So he was already in that mode Man, I shout out the man. Oh, man on my nigga. How about man? Man on my nigga, bro, but he a real nigga because I He we were shooting a video and I had came out my pocket to pay for this video They cost a lot but my leg he won and pay for this because yeah, they didn't use this remix Right, I had to come out my pocket all on the spot in the a you know I'm saying now I didn't have to pay none of the artist, but I had to pay for everything on the spot You know when you're doing something right then and there it's gonna cause more it ain't playing that I'm like it was a dude named rage or something.  He like right now in the a you want this this and this Well, if you're gonna do this, it's gonna be excellent.  Like I can't you know, I said so I did it And then and then so when did he showed up Mano was shooting his verse, you know what I'm saying? But like did he was just like amen. I got to be in and out But so like when he came to get a whole thing stopped we had to stop manos Poor we let did he shoot his thing but man Mano on tripping though like because at the end of the day, you know, mano was another nigga I've been rocking with and locked in with Like it really brought the whole thing together because I'm like down Baby was there.  We're out here So I never I never forget that and and to me to this day like did he was just a real nigga for doing that Like he could have he could have asked for X amount of money he could have you know I say he could have did away But he pulled up and show show love, you know I'm saying so that was a big Moment for me to really let me know where I stand in the industry as respect That's what I knew I really had respect in the industry when people was doing that Because like I say I'm an artist. I know it's one thing to To do a verse, but it's a whole other thing to pull up under a video Especially at this type of level. So when that happened, that's how I use it. I was like, okay This money was well spent. You feel what about it was bumby bumby will stand up. Oh bumby just stand up Yeah, he was there for sure And everybody met did he hit that shoot that was there like that was the first time I mean Drama met like link Goddy Bumby everybody was at that shoot Probably outside of man on commando from new york, right, you know, they was already locked in or whatever Everybody had just met Did uh did he at that shoot? Wow. So, you know, a lot of people locked in from that moment They should the niggas start becoming surrog boys right after that, you know, I said So I was glad about that. I'm like, okay.


And, uh, I'm traveling, staying in the background, launching a one brand like Ecom's hot. Everybody wants to know about Ecom. So I want to talk about it, specifically physical product Ecom did a show yesterday or a couple of days ago where I talked about, you know, digital products, selling information products. Oh, check this out. I'm going to use this to tell myself when to stop the show. I've got an old school, my grandpa used to use a sundial. He said, I remember when I was a little kid. All right. So I got my notes. One of the things I want to talk about, there's three main areas of Ecom. By the way, you know, my name is Tyler Lopez. You're probably watching on social. So you see my name, but if you don't know who I am, I've been doing online business since I was a teenager, I started 2001. I built my first funnel. I went through Corey Rudolph's mentor program. Sadly he died in 2007. He was car crash in San Diego, but I learned a lot. I learned the beginning. Now back then there wasn't that much Ecom. Amazon existed, but it was just starting. So I was using Ecom for lead generation. So I've done like the three main areas of online business. Just so you know, one is lead generation. Lots of things fall under that. That's like affiliate marketing, you know, prospecting for businesses, lead gen. Number two, you have digital products. That's like audible, you know, really all social media is a digital product. YouTube, people make money on YouTube. It's a digital product, selling information, info process, blah, blah, blah. Then the third aspect to online income comes from Ecom, specifically around selling something physical, that's Amazon, that's Walmart, that's She-In, some people call it Shine, that's Fashion Nova, all this stuff. So I've been able to do all three. Okay, I've done all three of these. And I've generated in my businesses hundreds of millions of dollars in these categories. So I have a lot of experience. I've reached a couple hundred million people have watched my stuff. You're not the first person to watch it. And I just wanted to do a live call and kind of just map out the areas. We're talking about Division III, Silo III of making money online with physical e-commerce. So I've got warehouses, shipping products all around the world. I own different businesses. I've done physical products for many years. I own big brands, you might know, like Bodybuilding.com. I own smaller stuff that you wouldn't necessarily know. And I launched everything in between. So I'm going to map, will you be able to see this here? D-da-da, okay. So number one, someone says, is this live? It is definitely live. Scotty says he's doing airbrush, souvenir, t-shirts, $100,000 a year. What's the best plan to 10 extra business? You can only paint so much in a day. All right, I'll talk about marketplaces in a second. Okay, so you've got online income branching into three categories. Make sure the cameras can see this. Can you see, I'll turn my laptop over. Right? So you've got leads. You use the internet to generate leads and customers. Like info or digital products, you stuff, okay? Digital products. Then number three, you have physical products. You're going to see the image, the image, the piece, the cover. Anything you think that's on Amazon, most of Amazon, but not all of it is category. Somebody said tie the camera quality is low. Is it low? That's because it's focused on my face. Someone says the signal's bad. Give me a one, two, three, blurry. Is this blurry? Forget this then. We'll just, I'll use my hands if you can't see this. Who can hear me? Anybody having a problem listening? Doo-doo-doo. Who can hear me? One to 10. Audio is cutting off. Maybe I'll get a little closer to the mic. How about that? Can you move this away? Because I think it's throwing people off. Let me turn my gain up. Just a bit. Hello. Okay, sounds good. All right, sounds good. So we don't need this board if it's throwing people off. I'm traveling, so I don't have my normal setup. It's always going to move everything. Yeah, move those two boards out of the way. Someone says it looks like I'm in Baghdad. Is this what Baghdad looks like? I'm in Europe. This is an old castle that was refurbished. Okay, whatever it is, we're ready to go. So physical products, there's three questions you have to ask yourself. If you're going to build a Shopify store or an online business, you got three. Number one, are you going to sell a single product on your website? Like just focus on one electronic cool gadget. Okay, that's number one. Number two, option A or B. Or you're going to have a multi-skew, S-A-U, skews. Okay, those are multiple product websites. I have had a website that had over 200,000 skews in the United States. So you can do single product. I've done that. I had a product called Lean 67. It was a meal replacement shake. It just had one or two products. It had a brain pill called Neuro 67. So that's more of a physical. And then I've had the 200,000 skew, 200,000 products on a website. All right, who's calling? Okay, so then you have to ask yourself, are you going to drop ship or are you going to manufacture the product yourself? So you got a decision-making tree if you want to make money selling physical products. Or drop shipping means it's in somebody else's warehouse. It's their product. You sell it and they ship it on behalf of you. Jeff Bezos at Amazon does both. He has manufacturing where he makes his own products in China or wherever in the world, Vietnam, South America. Putzerman is American warehouses. That's for this purpose. We'll call that owned inventory or proprietary. He also drop ships. You buy stuff on Amazon and somebody should sit out of their house. He used to do that a lot more at the beginning inception, Amazon was much more of that. It was a middleman. Okay, now the third question you have to ask yourself is how are you going to get sales? How are you going to get customers? Or are you going to do look ads?  Hope that one of them goes viral and sells a bunch of products. When I scroll through Instagram and TikTok, I see a lot of people teaching Ecom dropship and they're all kind of around these three questions. All around these three questions. So let's go back to that question number one. Who here thinks it's better to sell a single product? Who's a single product lover? Who's a single product lover? Somebody says that castle has bad internet. I wonder if the internet's not that good. Can you hear it well? It's on your test. It looks like it's running well here. Yeah, someone said it was crystal clear on there. Yeah, sometimes people, you all have bad Wi-Fi.   I'm like, it might be you. Someone's in bad. That's what they said. Are you in bad bed? So some people saying single product, good. Okay. People haven't forgot digital sales and marketing is a gold rush. More products, more diversification. Here in my opinion, I think in general, you should start out with a couple criteria. One, to make money, let's step back. To make money, you need to motivate yourself. To motivate yourself, something exciting has to be happening in your life. Forget econ for a second. This is how people make money. This is actually, let me reverse engineer why people stay broke. School system's boring. Your job's boring. Your social life's boring.  So you're not winning in life and somebody else is winning.  Because every day they wake up and they work harder and they wake up earlier and they work longer and they work smarter because they're excited about life. And then you're over here with life kind of sucking. And so it gets worse. It's a negative spiral. Every day you get a little less motivated. So my thing is any business you launch, the first question should be, will it have enough excitement to it to keep you going through the hard times? Somebody said drugs. You can do drugs if you wanna do some crack cocaine to keep yourself going. Knock yourself out. Okay, like if that's true, I saw a story, Frank Ottawa dude who a Finnish soldier when the Russians invaded in World War II, he found, they used to give soldiers meth. Oh no. It was basically crystal meth. He drank the whole bottle. I mean, he ate the whole bottle's 30 pills and he outpaced like a whole army chasing him. It was insane. He lost, he went down. He lost over, I don't know how long it lasted but he lost some wacky amount of weight, 40 pounds or something. So I do not recommend the Finnish soldier meth to get into e-con.  You find one exciting product. I'll give you an example. I saw a product the other day that I thought it was just some gadget. What gadget? Like where I'm at this castle I'm staying at, they have a lawn mower. That's a robot. Okay, I'm gonna give you, I'm gonna give somebody who wants a million dollar for this idea. I'm telling you, you can make a million bucks with this idea in revenue for sure. This place has a big lawn outside of this castle in Europe, I mean. The little robot is mowing the grass. It's perfectly kept. And I was like a big lawn to keep up. AI is now mowing the grass. So you could build a whole business, literally, I taught the title of this as a building one million dollar e-con brand. I'm just doing this spontaneous to show you how many products and how many ways there are to build a billion dollar e-con revenue business.  You could literally drop ship it or even better, there's something called private label.  I'm gonna be a, you tell them I'm good at internet marketing, I'm gonna blow this product up. So I don't know what, look, Google, what is, how much are one of those robo lawn mowers? Can you look them up, that's all. So you get commodity prices on this thing. So let's say, let me get the price because I don't even know, but I'm just doing this from scratch. And you build a whole website around that one exciting product. And that in that case, you'll be drop shipping it or private labor. Yeah, so let's say three grand, okay?  So if they're selling it for three grand, they'll probably sell it if you buy in bulk or commit to buy a certain amount. Maybe you get it for 1,200 bucks. You'd be surprised.  So you get it for 1,200 bucks. You sell for three grand, but you value add. So how can you value add to a lawn mower? Well, you created e-book, an audio course on how to use it. I don't know, lawn care tips. You say not only do we mow your grass, but we show you the right nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium mix, maybe you have an organic. Maybe you sell a side product. We call these upgrades. So you have your core product on your website and you have like three or four upgrades. One could be a charger for it. I don't know, solar charger for your, do it without having to, you know, plug it in with solar panel on the top of lawn mower. You have all these upgrades. And then in that case, Facebook ads versus viral videos, what I would do is create a viral video on TikTok, but you can merge those together, boost the ad on Facebook and Instagram reels. You can do this and Facebook reels. So all of a sudden you have an organic looking video that hopefully goes viral on its own, but you also boost the damn thing. You see what I'm saying? Adele Dargiano says brilliant. Thank you. Once in a while I'm smart. Okay. So what I like about this is I don't need, I would name my website something a little bit broad, like, I don't know, did you home or something like that? That way over time, as you build your email list and your SMS list and your brand, guess what you're gonna do? Guess what you can do?  So you make more money year in, year out, building off a single SKU product that's a combination in this case, private label. That's kind of halfway between drop ship and proprietary. And it's halfway between doing pure Facebook ads or and pure viral, you merge them. So notice one thing, I'm giving you the million dollar trick right here is you're going in between the two questions. Some people say, should you sell one product or a million products on your website? Have like five products, one core product and three or four upsells. Okay. Should you do drop ship or develop your own products? Private label. That's in the middle. I've private label clothing, electronics, home care, furniture. I've done all this, okay? Supplements, supplements is a huge one. And then you have Facebook ads versus pure viral. Go down the middle. It's like the, it's like Confucius Buddha, the balanced way. So almost every piece of advice I see people like talking about online. Okay. People are too extremist in the modern world. They're over here or over there. They answer a lot of times in the damn middle. You know, you have all the time for their body and some people just wait. You talk to a smart scientist, you're like, you need a little bit of both balance. Okay. Time in both of your challenges. I'm loving them nine triggers in the sell your knowledge. Well, good. A new challenge, five day challenge. What's your name? Oh, that's Adele. Darjeon. I've got a new challenge I'll talk about in a second. I'll put a link up if you want to get in the five day e-com challenge where I show you how to do these things. How to go down the middle. How to pick a product. Like I said, you can do a single product or can do a million products on one website. A website ain't getting get tired if you have a million skews. I like the middle. I love the middle. So take something cool, private label it and have four or five products on your first site. Then go deep down that. Build an email list, become known. Don't make your website like autolawnmore.com. That's too narrow. And then you're going to be working but you're not going to build a brand that will last for years. Does that make sense? So Chris Cruz time to sign up for every one of your challenges. I wish I had this instead of college. Yeah, I posted, man. I was posting the other day to switch the subject. Ecom, if you look on the Forbes list what's making people rich? The richest people are tech people and Ecom and retail, okay? Tech and retail. What's the merging of tech and retail? Ecom, Jeff Bezos has basically been the richest person in the world for the last five years. The majority of the time. Bernard Allnalt, the owner. I'm in France right now. The owner of Louis Vuitton is a French guy. He's obviously doing Ecom and physical retail stores combination.   So it's either you're either doing digital retail tech or you're selling B to C. Now there's some B to B people that get rich. Larry Ellison owns Oracle. That's more of a B to B. He's selling to other business owners but that's not the most of the Forbes list is people who sell to the masses using a combination of tech with a couple retail products. How many SKUs does In-N-Out Burger have? They got a couple. You go to get an In-N-Out Burger in California don't have that many. You go to Elon Musk's Tesla. He did that many products. Even Apple doesn't have that many products. For being a trillion dollar company, they don't have that many products, you know? So by the way, Jeff Bezos has I think 600 million products. So you can make money with a lot. But I'm just saying for most of you, do not start that way. I consider it too dangerous. What's a realistic timeframe to go from zero to 10 million for SMMA for Ecom? It's easier to go. If you want high revenue business, if you want to do 10 million, it's easier to do it with Ecom than an SMMA social media marketing agency. But it's easier to make your first hundred grand with a social media marketing agency. So it depends on how ambitious you are. You're going out there trying to make 10 million to our year revenue company, 20 million, 30 million. That's much harder with that service-based industry. There are some people who do it, but it's not as good yet. I'm at a different house. Yeah, I'm traveling. Somebody's asking, can we turn? I can't even see. We have this on like the lowest possible. I don't even know what ticked on. Real estate, that's a whole nother conversation. A lot of 200 trillion out of the global 300 trillion dollar net worth is in, huh? It also has the, there's a power saver thing. So yeah, I just, do you want to see? Yeah, turn it off the power, low power mode. Okay, MRR, yes. It seems like it's choppy on YouTube. That's the people who keep saying it's choppy. Is it choppy on YouTube live for you? Watch YouTube live. Okay, Ty, after you mentioned making a course yesterday, I watched a bunch of videos on how Jeff Bezos created the process. I want to create it or some professionally manicuring your lawn. Well, that's a good, you could build a sell your knowledge, digital products there, and you can also sell a knowledge course information. You can double dip, man. Caleb, you want twice the chance to make money in life? Double dip. Are you in my five day challenge that I did yesterday? I'm going to put up the five day challenge. It's $1. Can we pin the link? Let me put this, I got to go to a dinner. I flew in to speak at a conference. So we're going to put filipos.com slash we'll pin it. There's a way to pin it on TikTok. I mean to comment on TikTok.  You have to click three buttons. Like yo, sometimes apps use it. Does Mark Zuckerberg use Facebook? I don't think so. Or what's that? Like nobody even uses their own stuff. Is it one? Two. Two minutes. Okay. So what questions, the main thing I wanted to convey to you is this need to go down the middle. There's people teaching e-com. Remember, I mean, most I've done in physical product e-com. I've done hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. Most of the people teaching haven't even done 10 million. Not that they're not good. I'm not trying to put anybody down. I'm just saying like they haven't seen that much. So somebody said I want that water. This is Voss. This is Norwegian. Norway has the cleanest water world. This company basically takes tap water for like 10 bucks. These glass ones. For a drink out of plastic, if you don't have to. Unfortunately, this orange juice only came with plastic. I usually don't drink orange juice too much sugar, but it's better than a Red Bull.  I know people gonna break down. Oh, it's still, it's all sugar, carbs all convert to sugar.  I still am gonna bet my life on nature's orange juice versus aspartame diet. What I've diet Red Bull. God knows what's in diet Red Bull. Or people who drink it in monster. I'm like, bro, you can't even, I know what the ingredients of this is. Oranges. I like things that have one ingredient. Let me see if they added anything to this. Nope. Oranges. That's good. Sugar-free Red Bull. Ugh. All that stuff. Everything, it's like margarine.   Somebody said, bro, scared of aspartame. Dude, this guy ain't even smart. They just came out with the biggest study that aspartame causes, sir. So, dude, I'm not afraid of aspartame. If somebody walks by with Red Bull, I don't go shiver me timbers, Frank. I'm shivering from aspartame. You know, one thing that's been interesting about being on social media is like, you see the global collect, let's say 300, 400 million people have watched something over the last, since really started pushing hard in 2015, 2014, right? Sometimes I'm just like, bro, there's some weird, there is some weird consciousness out here in the world. Yeah, it's like, aspartame gets optimistic. I like interacting with people. Sometimes humans are scary. You're like, yo. Yeah, it's aspartame and sweetener. Yeah, aspartame.  Come on, man. Drink LSD, not energy drink. Yeah, that sounds great. You do that. Okay, so I'll read the names. So I have a five-day challenge, okay? It's $1 for the first three days. Then you can pick your level. If you wanna be at the $7 a month level, that's the core training level. We have the $57 a month. If you wanna be at the VIP level, we get access to all the past trainings we've done online. Or you can be at the pro level, 97 bucks a month, where it give you access to all the live seminars I've done. Like I just did a 16-hour one, approximately. So just one event, and I've done lots of events. So you can go, but you just try it for a buck.  Just ask them their credential stuff. Ask him, you done 100 million physical products? 200 million? Because I have. So always ask the credentials of your teachers.  I got, I got things shipping out of warehouses right now. I got two warehouses in the U.S. With robots picking them up, stacking them and shipping them around, mostly we ship in the U.S. We ship globally, but I'd say 90% of the physical products that we ship our U.S. 80 to 90. So if you wanna, but go take the next five days, launch an E-Com biz. Like the ways to make money online is sell services, marketing services to business owners, great business model. It's called SMMA, social media marketing agency. I own the trademark on that, SMMA in the United States. Number two, sell digital products. I did a five day challenge on that a few days ago. Okay, take five days, learn how to sell digital products. And then third, I wanted to do this one follow up today which is sell physical products. Sell physical products because in general, the wealthiest people on the Forbes list also fill physical products. Number ones, Elon Musk is mostly physical, a car, that's pretty physical. Jeff Bezos, most of his revenue. His profit though comes from AWS, but that's another story. And then Louis Vuitton owner. So I think you wanna round out your ability to make money. And then, which one's to check if they're really, he may have fallen asleep. He said he's tired from the flight. Oh, somebody's already signed up. I wanna read the names of people. I wanna answer a whole bunch of common questions and in general, but let me read off the names getting people getting in. Caleb Neal, Tampa, Florida, welcome to the group. Keon Rossi, Houston, Texas, welcome to the group. Frederick Howe, no location. I don't know where you are, Frederick. But welcome to the group by your name, Frederick Howe. That's one of those names. You could be like German, Chinese. Frederick's a German name. And then HAU is almost like, is that like Cambodian? Yeah. What's HAU? Yeah. Ty, which book do you think contributed the majority of your success? Well, so what, first off, be very specific with me because it's hard to define success. We're talking about making money. There's people who are successful in life that don't make money, but do other stuff. My mentor Joel Southon, he makes money.  I consider him successful. So re-ask me the question, please. Okay. Ty, I hope one day we'll meet. What's up, Peter? What am I reading? So today I was reading a book on the flight. It's a great book. It's called The Last Viking. It's on my iBooks. You know why I like to read these kind of books, man? You gotta be brave in this world. The biggest, one of the biggest traits missing on earth right now. Yeah, I see it with making money. Like people are scared. They're like, bro, should I start a business? I'm like, it's not that you're not committing your life. The average income business can be launched for under $100. You can get a Shopify store. There's a couple other competitors to Shopify for sub a hundred bucks. You can get my training course to try for three days for a dollar. Like people, I like this The Last Viking. This dude went and was the first person, one of the first people in modern history to chart Antarctica. He got stuck in an ice flow. Okay. For like six months. You were just down there. You know, his resident rolled almonds and he's a famous Norwegian. This dude was brave. And he would, they said he was excited every day. He was doing stuff like testing new tents.  That just shows you how people, there's a difference between people who are brave and people are, and I'm not criticizing the dude who went, I might have gone insane if I was in the darkness of Antarctica for six months trapped in an ice flow. But the point being is like in the modern world who looks about brave people, so who can become more brave, man? People are scared of their shadow. But the weird thing, they're not afraid to go to college and load up with $80,000 a year college debt.  People are like, bro, I'm gonna Google if this is a scam. I'm gonna go deep, deep research, Frank. I'm doing deep work. This person's asked me to pay a dollar. Shit, I'm gonna investigate. Whatever. All right, what's his name? His name's Rold Amundsen. It's a book called The Last Viking. It's a badass book. Okay, Ty, take your courses and I trust you. You're good and legit. Thank you, I've had 550,000 people take my paid online training programs, okay?   That's a great fear that should keep you up late at night. Spending a hundred bucks to launch a Shopify store, that might fail. Who cares, you know? So Ty, cut your hair, somebody said. My hair is a big part of people's consciousness. That's one thing I'm learning from people, it's like. That's one thing I'm learning from people. Come talk about e-commerce, like my main takeaway is your hairstyle, I would slightly change. I have analyzed, I have put you up on an AI scanner and in my deep comprehension, I think if you cut your hair 33% shorter, my life would improve. That just shows you how people are so easily distracted. Remember the seven habits of highly effective people. You know what it is, the seven habits? Put the first things first, like the first thing that comes to your brain when you wake up in the morning, should be something very relevant to your life. You know, you should be, look, all this stuff's going on with Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Ultimately, it's a distraction. The media makes money by doing big headlines that are sensationalist that get you to look and click and then they monetize your eyeballs. Google, the Google guys are so rich. I know some people that they argue over which island they should have. You know, you're funding that. So my hair is relatively, believe it or not, it's not that important for your future outcome. By the way, once you're in the program, the five day challenge, at the end of the five days, you can apply, I have an accelerator program where we actually build a Shopify store with you, hold your hand, we do, it's like a four month intensive program. We meet in person, you meet up with other, I've had tens of thousands of people even more go through my e-com program. So do the five days first, by the way. Okay, I've got how much my little time thing, I don't have much more time. I like this, I should put this behind me. Ty, here's a testimonial. Ty, in the past three weeks, I've made $130,000 on my online Shopify store. Thank you so much for your encouragement and your dedication to grow other people. And by the way, I messaged you three weeks ago when I only made $7,000 in my first week, put a lot into advertisement. And now I need some of your own people from the agency. This guy wants to hire my marketing people because now he's, he made $130,000 in less than a month. He's ready to ramp up. This is just, I get these messages all the time. I'm willing to pay. So this person now, they have a good problem, quality problem. You know, I love those quality problems. Can you, let me read a few more testimonials just to show, by the way, disclaimer, it's America. I gotta worry about it. That result is not typical. You can make less than $130,000 in three weeks if you go through my program. You can make more, you can make the same. Isn't it a great world that I need to say that? Cause if you read a testimonial, then some people can say, well, Ty promised me that I'll make exactly the same amount. Ty, long time viewer, this is Jake Dangler. Look at my old messages I've sent you. This year, I'm projected to generate over $12 million. Let me see this. So results not typical. You probably won't make $12 million in the next year, but you never know. Bet on yourself. Okay, what's some rapid fire questions that people have for me on getting a physical product? I gave you, literally, you can walk away from this webinar, take the one idea I gave you, that lawn mowing business, I love it. It's a high ticket product. You get one of those robot things. You private label it with your own label. In fact, maybe I should do this business myself just to show people. I'm not as motivated at this stage in my career by just a business that can do a million bucks a year, but maybe I should do it as a test run. Ty, if you're starting to Shopify, white label for skincare. This is Karen Exclusive, blue check mark on Instagram. What's up, Karen? How would you go about serving Europe? So the good thing about, there's good and bad about the EU. A lot of the EU, for example, things like that, and there's a shared system. So you can do the EU relatively simple. You can put a warehouse in one place. I've got some followers of mine. I'm actually working with them. I'm gonna partner with them on their Econ brand out of Iceland. They're manufacturing in Germany, and you can ship, you can warehouse, you can even warehouse in the UK. Obviously with Brexit, it changed a little bit, but that's, you'll be fine. But don't manufacture and warehouse it and ship it from the US. It will be too expensive. So if you wanna go US, Europe, you need two warehouses, and there's what's called 3PLs, third party logistical warehouses that will house your product so you don't have to house them. So official Hayden X, Ty, are you doing one-on-one personal mentoring? Yes. In fact, yesterday, for those who watch my Snapchat story, I was with one of my students doing Econ. He's in my private program, and I've doubled his income monthly. He's making extra 700,000 a month. What's the link for my private coaching? Somebody yesterday on the call's like, I'll pay a million bucks to do one-on-one mentoring. I usually take on, last year I took on like two clients. Can you give me the, can you type the URL? I'll put the name for my, I have a form you can fill out, but most of you, please do not fill out this form. This is for those of you who are already rocking or old. Like that guy was already making about eight million bucks a year. Somebody said, outsource your product, your business, two countries for cheap labor. You know what, I think that's so high. It almost looks like I'm not looking at the camera. Somebody said, MRE survival kits. That's a great business. Dude, the survival business. Now everybody's freaked out about the food system. I love that business. Survival stuff.  So I'm doing this myself, man. So if you're not in the challenge, I'm right in there with you all, by the way. So by the way, I'll read some more names. Pablo Lombedi, welcome to the five day 67 Ecom challenge. In Quito, Ecuador, I've never been there, but I've wanted to be Jonathan Cruz from LA. Welcome to the group, man. My old stomping grounds. Ty, 13 thesis is the best body of information since the sun's been out this year. Yeah, I have a separate program on dating, my hypothesis, my 13 hypothesis on dating. So what's your name? What word did it just scroll through? Shit. Okay. Sorry, it got the comment disappeared. Time building the next generation Shopify. Yeah, we can talk. I've got some tech software for retail too that I built. Oh yeah. No, no, no, don't make one. I'll do this one. Make it that, Adam. I'll put the link up for my private coaching if you want to do that in a second. Ty, it's the first time you sit for a long period of time since the ice coffee podcast. Yeah. Ty, there's two girls sneaking up on the stairs up there. Are there people walking by over there? I told you, Frank, no matter what I'm talking about, I could be like, I'm going to give somebody a billion dollars.  That was great. My least coordinated move of the day. Do you have some paper towels? Oh, that's fun. Damn it. Ty, have you ever done a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu tournament? No, I just do Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for personal, not for competition. But maybe Zuckerberg, I don't know why they're doing that, man. Where are you sourcing the products from? I mean, I own big brands that do physical products, so we source from vendors. We manufacture our own stuff, like supplements, manufacturing our own. You buy creatine powder and you're building your own actual powder. You can go real complicated if you want to. That's what I was saying, to start out, I don't recommend you got to buy the raw product. There is, yeah, a lot of complications. Somebody said, Ty, Pete in his pants and he's trying to cover it up with orange juice. That is in a very elaborate way.  You would not pour orange juice on yourself. That's only when you're like a teenager. How do you get so relaxed on camera? Practice, man. I have a program called 39 Triggers Persuasion System. You learn how to speak to people. You learn, and part of that is by understanding the cognitive biases and the triggers that effectuate action from other humans. And you got to practice them a lot, because you can know how to be persuasive on paper, but if you don't practice your delivery, it doesn't work. It's just like guys, you see online, I posted recently. Can I have that real quick? You see people online talking about the best pickup line. And I've talked about my opinion on pickup lines. I've got my own, everybody disagrees, everybody thinks they're a genius on pickup lines. But the truth is, 80% of it is how you deliver it. You could walk up to a girl and say hi in a creepy way, and she's gonna 100% rejection rate. And you can also say it in a way that lowers somebody's defensive. Like, hey, that tone of voice. Ty, have you seen the clown that hides from gay people? Is that a thing? Is this a new? People are running out of social media account themes. They're like, let's do, let's mix a lot of stuff. What could we mix, Frank? Let's make a channel. It's called, they got like some random word generator. Clown, okay. We need a verb. Hides, okay.  That's probably one way to build viral media these days. How can someone, Lisa Marie, how can someone become your humorous? To be humorous, all you have to do is make observations on things actual humans do without trying to be funny. And there's so many weird people in the world, people will think you're a comedian. Sometimes people are like, Ty, you're funny. I'm like, I'm not, I'm just reading.  Just remember that.  Trust me, trust me. Source, trust me, bro. Because it's probably 40%. Now think of all the anti-depressants people are on. Those are hardcore drugs. Those are not lightweight. Kim, welcome to the group. Oh, you're in the 39 Decisions Five Day Challenge. That's cool. Okay. Do I smoke weed? Not a lot, not a lot. Not a huge, but some people, look, some people, if you have higher anxiety, everybody I've ever seen who really has a great response from weed or people with high anxiety.  I've tested it, it's kind of a neutral thing for me. So, Ty, is e-commerce a good niche for SMMA? Hell yeah. Yeah, you can do SMMA and go after e-com brands, but a lot of e-com brands aren't making any money. That's why in general, it's better to go and do marketing for brick and mortar businesses. And also brick and mortar business, people don't think they're good at any kind of online marketing. Okay, let's do a hater minute. Tyrus Garvin, how do you feel about the people that claim that you're a grifter? I mean, like I said, it is what it is, man. Anytime you get big enough, just wackos come out of the woodwork. People think that they're doing God's work by exposing this, that.  You know, things aren't simple. So, is Donald Trump a scammer? Is Joe Biden a scammer? In general, it's complicated, man. Meaning, Joe Biden probably has many skeletons in his closet and he probably has some good things he's done.  Maybe not immediately like in a year, but it's hard to cover up a mass murderer that's chopping people up in his garage. He has to be real low key and run over president because someone will literally find the skeletons in the closet, literally. So the thing about life and what social media does that's wrong and mass media is everything becomes an overly simplistic game for lesser minds.  Republicans are destroying the world. When the truth is, my grandma's a Democrat. She was a different kind of Democrat. She was 102 years old. She didn't like the modern Democrats, but you can just say all Democrats are evil. And the same with Republicans or conservatives or vegans or this, there are, I'm sure there's people in the world that get a great response from being vegan. There's also some people that just like waste away and they look horrible after being vegan. Does that make sense? So like at the end of the day, I'm much more of a balanced approach to life.  I would just be surprised if nobody hated on me. You're going live.  People are gonna make people made up theories of everything. I used to get theories that, because I held my hand like this, that I was in the Illuminati. That was a big, early theory. As if a mofo in the Illuminati is gonna be going live a lot. It's like I see dudes, it's like a podcaster who was in the mafia. Dad, mafia dudes don't do podcasts. My dad went to prison for, he's from Harlem for, you know, organized crime stuff.  I don't know anything my dad did. Real people who live that life don't talk about it. So my point is the internet makes a lot of make believe stuff up and it's very hard to know. That's why my challenge to you is just forget trying to figure out which person online is the best teacher. Try different people's stuff. If it works for you, then you know the reality is it was useful. That's all that matters. It shouldn't matter that much about me, you know? What should matter is try what I'm suggesting. If it's effective for you, then double down and do it again. You know what I mean? It's this concept of just chasing hero. Who's a hero man in this? Name a hero that you think you know. That's on mass media. I'm not talking about your grandma, your dad, your mom, a low-key person. There's no well-known heroes. I don't believe in that. The more I study, like I said, I was reading this book about the last Viking. This dude was a famous explorer, but he was also a narcissistic guy. Steve Jobs, oh, hero to entrepreneurs. He had a paternity test that said he had a daughter. He wouldn't even acknowledge his daughter at all. He was a billionaire in San Francisco. She was living in the housing project basically with no losing her electricity sometimes. Steve Jobs a real hero, you know? Is Elon Musk a real hero? Like what? Come on, man. At best you just learn some things from some regular humans that got a, I like what Mark Twain said. You know, everybody's like the moon. People have their dark side. If you could go inside of the mind of the person you admire the most, it might be a pastoral religious person. You'd never walk into that church again. I promise you that. You'd never walk into that temple. You'd never walk into that mosque if you knew what the mind of your quote unquote hero was. Stop the hero worship.  Okay. Have the back of your friends and the people who are loyal to you. Just imagine I'm a hologram that doesn't exist. I really am. Look, I'm streaming. You can't touch me. This is all, this is all, this could all be a parallel universe of imagination. So just try stuff and see if it actually works in your life, you know? Ty, who's the smartest person in the world? I think you're in the top 1%. I don't know if I'm in the top 1%. It depends who you ask. Some people are sure I'm the dumbest person ever. You know, and some people think I'm smart. Again, the way I think about it is try some of the stuff I'm saying. If it works in your life, do more of it. And if it doesn't move on to another teacher that you like, but you will need teachers, I can promise you that. And not all teachers are free. Some teachers are free. Some teachers are free, but not everything in life that's free is worth it. I think it's funny that people have no problem buying like a can of Coca-Cola, which is basically a disease-generating can of liquid. No problem paying. That you don't go, well, why isn't this a free YouTube Coca-Cola can? Like YouTube's free, everything's free. But yet if somebody charges for information, actual stuff that can transform your life, people are like, I'm gonna, I'm going to do a lot of research. But why don't you do the research? Research is already out on half the food you ate today that it's carcinogenic. Half the food, if not more. It's carcinogenic, cancer-causing. A carcinogen is the word. So if I could be 18 years old, I would encourage myself to try everything, even the get rich quick schemes. Most get rich quick schemes that I've seen people do have an element of truth. At least you can learn how they do the marketing. That's what I mean about people being afraid of their own shadow. You've already been scammed. A lot of life is already a scam. And so you're free. You don't have to worry about this $1 course. It's funny, now you can use Visa, and if it's fake, you can get your money back in America. Kenny Stark, time at you in 2015 as a 15-year-old at your NYC conference. Thanks for continuing to do that. Awesome, man.  That's pure dude. Taco Bell is a, this is your billion-dollar company, just professional poisoners. They're pros, man. They literally, you should read the book by Michael Moss. What's it called? Sugar Assault Fat, one of those books. He talks about how diabolical food companies, they find, like Oreos, exactly how to make them addictive. There's like a CEO being like, that shit's not addictive enough.  So yeah, that's a great metaphor. Somebody's eating Oreos, go on. Try by this online course. I saw a video reviewing that, it's a scam.  Mufflers poison themselves.     We kind of know what kills you and what doesn't. You know what I mean? So stop with the thing where you're going. Just try a lot of online businesses till one works. Never give up, go till you can't go no more. I'm a big fan of that saying, like, no matter what, and I'm this way with myself, it's like one thing I do not give up. If I fail, I'm gonna keep going. Never give up, retreat, but never give up, never render. Retreat, but never render. So, okay, Tylopis.com slash e-com live. Grab the $1 three-day trial. You can pick, you can cancel, by the way, automatically. You don't have to call me to cancel.  I'll even give you your $1 back.  But you can just cancel, or you can choose to say. You've got three levels, $7 a month, $47 a month, or $97 a month, or you can do the annual plan if you wanna stay longer.  People say, Ty, isn't that expensive? I say, have you ever looked at how expensive it is to be broke? The most expensive thing you can do is go day in, day out with low-income earning potential. That sucks, because of opportunity costs. So, yeah. Chris Angel said, here in my garage was an epic time in life. Genius. That video changed my life, knowledge. Thank you. Are you the real Chris Angel? We may have the real Chris Angel. Oh, fuck, we're gonna come floating through that little castle window. That'd be something. And all of a sudden he's like, I was watching your life, it floats through. He's in a glass container with Chris Angel. How do you find your destiny in life? Combination of your ancestors, what your enemies compliment you on, because enemies only compliment you on your true strengths, and what you can talk about endlessly when you're not working. That's your destiny, man. How can we interview you? Go live, Vegas. I have a podcast at tylopes.com. So, if you want me to private mentor you, by the way, if you're more advanced, you can go to tylopes.com slash private live. Only like 1% of you should do that, please. I can't take that many private clients. The rest of you, tylopes.com slash e-com live. I will see you. I've got to, oh, we're almost perfect. This thing is almost done. Please repeat that third.  What was I talking about? I already moved on in my brain. By the way, I didn't read everybody, but I gotta read this guy, or it might be a woman. Olu Wasayi Aluko from Montreal. I like that name. Olu Wasayi. Is that Nigerian? Sounds Nigerian, maybe. Ty, this is literally the best live ever on Insta. Oh, I'm glad you liked it. Somebody asked about supercars. Yes, but I'm traveling right now. Ty, can you get the products for one day delivery? If you do the high-end products, like I talked about that lawnmower, you do not need to deliver it in one day. If you're selling a $1,000 to $3,000 product, you don't need to. Okay, what's your thoughts on a niche clothing brand? It can be great. One of my employees, they moved to England and built a brand they did 8 million with two different clothing brands last year with about 12% profit margin. It's just a little under a million bucks. Made about 800,000, it's like 10, 11% net margins. So, all right. TyLopez.com slash Ecom Live. I will see you in the three-day challenge. I gots to go. Can you cut there? Chris and Angel was a genius marketer. Somebody said, it sounds like he's from Hawaii.