For that for the patrons as as a father of an infant. I'm sure you have your share Patrick looks like a he has something you really want to share that So nowadays Hours is so he learned to crawl Just a couple of weeks ago and we were like all right excellent He's crawling now so he's gonna be crawling for a little while and he's gonna be happy doing that Well, that's it about a week and now he really wants to walk. Oh, yeah He's seven and a half months old. What baby walks at seven and a half months genius Patrick and his wife I'm starting to resent my Brilliant You should have been joined those those precious prone months that you had Yeah, I don't know. They weren't so He was a cry. All right one minute to air. I will pop off. All right. Thanks, Rich Thanks for dropping in fantastic. We'll be sure to return your casserole desk Do they do that in in either France or Finland like people come over with stuff when you move into a neighborhood Oh, no, no, absolutely not. They don't do it. We're Roger moved in either. So, you know, they Angrily Yeah, that's the tradition in France Let's you know, you're welcome when they look at you angrily and suspicious are actually maybe not in the whole of France But definitely Oh 15 seconds. Do we get like a countdown with yes 10? Thanks everybody who supports daily tech news show directly to find out more head to daily tech news show comm slash supports This is the daily tech news for Tuesday, September 18th 2018 in Los Angeles. I'm Tom Merritt and from a studio. That's more like a zoo. I'm Sarah Lane. I Noticed you were scooter lane yesterday with the jury and today you're you're Sarah. Why does jury get the special treatment that I don't me go ears doesn't he well from a Dark place in Finland, which the entirety of Finland is dark. I'm Patrick visual and The LA metropolis I'm Roger another Jay Martin and our discord suggests the Zudio, Sarah We do have the smartest Saudi Yes, well, we're gonna talk about Google and how they just take stuff away once you get used to it But let's start with a few tech things you should know Well, if you watch the Emmy Awards last night, we were talking about this in the pre-show for the first time ever a streaming service And that's Netflix tied for most Emmy wins Monday night HBO shared the top honors They both had 23 wins each Amazon also collected eight awards including best comedy for the marvelous mrs. Maisel That one got quite a few awards last night and Hulu took home four Marvelous mrs. Maisel mrs. Maisel is indeed marvelous. I recommend you watch it the Renault Nissan Nissan Mitsubishi Alliance has agreed to a multi-year deal with Google to produce vehicles with Android Infotainment systems beginning in 2021 the system would have the Google Play Store available in Dash Be combined with the car makers intelligent clown and be compatible with non Android phones I'm not going to lie. I made sure I gave that headline to Patrick so that someone could properly say Renault No, you mean yes that that right Qualcomm and Apple began a second trial with the US International Trade Commission. Yes This is trial number two separate from the other one They got other court cases to boot as well Qualcomm is asking the ITC to ban some iPhone models from import for patent violations relating to how Intel modem chips handle radio signals in The iPhone and one relating to how Apple's own processor handles sleep mode the previous case between Qualcomm and Apple related to battery Management and also some other functions of the moment. All right, let's talk a little bit more about Twitter doing something people wanted For once Twitter is now allowing users to uncheck the settings box reading Show the best tweets first which reverts your timeline to a non algorithmic reverse chronological order The company introduced a default algorithm Algorithmic model in early 2016 Twitter says it's been planning this update for some time based on user feedback And is working on an even easier way I apologize on an easier way to switch between relevant and chronological views Okay, I will play the part of the ungrateful Twitter user now Great. How about editable tweets instead? Also, can you maintain tweet deck maybe two? Okay, I'm sure there's more but there are I think editing Why just go up the API for tweet, but that's what I use I mean, this is I this is something that I think Everyone thinks they want But Actually, they don't but they think they wanted so much that I really don't understand why Twitter doesn't have an easy way of choosing between chronological and Algorithmic and just default to algorithmic if you want to but giving that option really doesn't seem like a big technological challenge and I really don't understand why neither them nor Facebook actually or really anyone that implements algorithmic displays Enables it seems like a no-brainer Well, Facebook has been I gave up on Facebook being chronological in any sense a long time ago The fact that Twitter is at least giving people an option is great This is part of the reason that I have not used web Twitter Since they introduced the algorithm part of it is because I don't want to see ads either And I also like tweet bot and I've been supporting this third-party software company for some time So so it's a little bit more complicated, but I Found Twitter It was sort of like a landmine of uselessness because I'm so used to everything being Chronological because I prefer it to be a news source now Not everybody feels the same way and it's nice that Twitter is now offering the the at least the option and There were some there was some talk on the internet that this was due to somebody tweeting that You could mute certain keywords and kind of get around the algorithm and Twitter said we've been thinking about doing this for a long time So that's not the reason that we did it We didn't do it just to be reactionary to somebody complaining about this or or are figuring a workaround, but It's it's nice to have the choice Yeah How could you not be you know happy about that? I get what Twitter's saying about having this As a setting is not optimal and they've been taking a long time because they want to get it right They want to roll it out in a way that makes sense And so they're doing a lot of testing and being careful Everybody's like why don't you just do it and then when Twitter or Facebook or anybody else just does it They're like, why'd you do it that way? Why didn't you test it more? Tell us about it earlier So in a sense nobody can ever get it right, but I agree with you Patrick I think what you want is a toggle or something that says let me see what it's like in chronological order when I want to Because most of the time I think the algorithm is just fine personally Well, I mean that's exactly what they're offering No, they're making putting in settings I want to toggle like right on the interface right on the front page It says like let me just click that real quick and see what it looks like chronological. Oh, that's it. Okay, great Let me go right back. Well Twitter you have work yet to do Mozilla release version 1.0 of Firefox reality, which is a web browser built for standalone virtual reality and AR Headsets Firefox reality is now available in the Vive port Oculus and Daydream app stores Mozilla first announced work on the open source browser back in April So they've been working on this for a little bit of some time at least publicly users can adjust things like screen size Or brightness of screens they can choose an environment for the browser and Mozilla says upcoming features include support for bookmarks 360-degree videos and accounts I You know God bless Mozilla. Thank thank God they're here But I'm not sure this is gonna light the world on fire. Well, we need a web browser designed for VR I think yeah, that is a good thing. But yeah, it's it's more a question of do enough people use VR for this to light the World on fire, but if you use VR I think this is a great thing as someone who has an Oculus go. I can't wait to try it out I mean, do you yes, but do you really want to use VR to browse the web? I don't know until someone tries to make a decent browser. Maybe I do Right. Yeah, maybe I mean we were we were talking about the way that we all type differently the other day And Mozilla said in in many situations Having keyboard access is okay for some folks, but when you're in a VR environment, it's not very helpful You need you need a lot of spoken commands and do you want to be in a browser that is you know, completely Blacks around you. Well, maybe not especially during the day, you know, that sort of thing So there's all sorts of reimagining of browser worlds that yeah, as you mentioned Tom I don't think we know what that is. Also, I want virtual reality websites And I don't I don't want to surf the 2d web in VR so much as have a browser that is Working so that people will make virtual reality experiences on the web and I don't have to download an app for every experience Google announced it will give up some control over how the accelerated mobile pages or amp project is managed Google launched amp saying it would be part of the open web, but a lot of web developers think that's not really the case So amp will no longer have all its final decisions made by Google employee Malte Ubal Instead amp will be governed by a technical steering committee an advisory committee and working groups all Containing non-Google employees Alongside some Google employees, of course the advisory committee already has members from the Washington Post AliExpress eBay Cloudflare and WordPress maker automatic Google has also been working with the W3C Separately to create a standard for accelerated web pages that amp could comply with but would not be the same as amp So they they're really trying to say no, we really want to do open source and open standards correct I almost want us Not to need amp. I understand the reason for it, but there is you know a Purity to the idea that you are going to get because basically what that means is a formalization of what is already the case which is a different web on the desktop and on a Smartphone, but I mean Stop too you can have a right you can have amp pages load on the desktop I do all that's not what they're designed for no, but it's not like they're separated Right, right. Yeah. I mean anyway, this is a different thing It's good that if I think if Google wants amp to become a Defecto standard they need to do this and they wanted to become a de facto standard because they want more people to be able to Serve the web more efficiently, which has always been the motivation for you know, 80% of what they do So this is a logical move. It wasn't very Open web ish before now. It probably is a bit more Agreed Instagram's explore is getting a personalized shopping channel to let users discover items for purchase and then Checking out on the merchants website Instagram is also expanding its shopping tags for Instagram stories to all viewers worldwide After and letting brands in 46 countries add the shopping bag icon to stories that users can click through to buy what they saw Take that Pinterest Hmm, you know, we knew that this was happening. I don't I haven't bought anything yet This is this is news as far as the functionality that I'm seeing anyway Yeah, the category page is the is the key here, right? It's it's it's having a whole shopping section where you can just go and like get your retail therapy, so to speak Okay, so when Instagram first Introduced ads, you know, I was like hide ad hide ad I was really good about that for a while And I was like they're never stopping. I just I'll just do my best to ignore them I I do a pretty good job of not looking at ads every once in a while something gets me where I'm like Oh, that's a beautiful shot of a living room. Oh wait, that's not but But but I I'm not I'm not buying anything on Instagram. However, if I was following Oh, let's say a really cool interior designer who had Regular Items that were in his or her stories that were actually a value to me, you know, Tom You're moving to a new house that you can think of lots of reasons where this would be like, you know Maybe not all the time but but if it's a more seamless experience and they're gonna be ads anyway And then sure if you want to buy something This is why I want to emphasize the shopping section because this isn't about ads This is about people. I'm following selling me stuff or I Decide to go to the shopping section and and look for things to buy Rather than having it pushed to me in my feet. I think that's I think that's the bigger difference here Well, they're offering both the the functionality is doesn't really change the ads so much It's it's it's it's saying like hey folks who like to shop on Instagram. We're gonna make it even easier Well, sure, but that's an ad Well, okay that when you say ad I'm thinking the thing that shows up as a picture in my Instagram feed, right? That's not really changing The the check out I guess might get a little faster on those but there's nothing changing there What is changing is in my Instagram story from the person? I actually follow I Can click through and buy a thing because I follow the architect like you're saying or I and again The thing that I think is most significant is I can now go into a tab called shopping Specifically because I want to look at the catalog and buy some stuff Yeah, I mean hey give it give it its own tab Great if you want to buy stuff making it easier You're like I don't want to shop on Instagram, right? No, but I don't shop on Pinterest. Yeah, it's yeah It feels like this is a play to as you mentioned in the beginning time This is basically going for the now that they essentially killed the momentum of snapchat that they're turning their gaze on to Pinterest and thinking how can we kill them now? So that's well and also turn a turn a buck or two, right because they're gonna of course Yeah, and I'm guessing I'm guessing a lot of creators That are you know big on Instagram are very happy with this because they can get a commission I'm sure on stuff CNBC that Amazon plans to release at least eight new voice assistant power devices before the end of the year Including a microwave oven an amplifier a receiver a subwoofer and an in-car gadget Some kinds anonymous sources But all the devices may connect to Amazon voice control and some reportedly will have it built in as well Basically the difference between a light bulb that you could tell your echo to control Versus an Amazon echo itself Amazon's expected to announce the devices at an event later this month Yes, I'm guessing the let this is total guessing but like the amp the receiver in the subwoofer Would be like a sonos where you can tell your well actually sonos has Amazon voice services built-in So maybe that's a bad example But these are Amazon made so they're similar to the stuff that's already out there like a sonos But they're going to be made by Amazon some of them You'll tell your echo. Hey tell the microwave oven to set itself for two minutes, right? But you wouldn't be able to talk directly to the oven Let's say but then you could talk directly to the amp or to the car This is such an Amazon approach such an Amazon approach. All right. We have something good. Where else can you put it? Can we put it in the in the car? All right? Let's do it Patrick. Everybody's been making all of these products already It's just Amazon's like oh those seem to be doing well. Let's make them ourselves Right, but if you think of the other big tech companies, you know companies like like Google or Apple or even they seem a lot more Deliberate and considerate in the way they introduce new products Amazon has to be everywhere and try everything and see what sticks I think it's a slightly different approach. I Do think that the voice controlling worlds that many of us have become more used to a couple of years ago if you would have said a microwave oven you can tell to set for one minute I'd be like no one wants that and now I'm like, I want that I mean, I'm not like sitting around in the kitchen being like if only I could talk to my microwave oven But I would use it.  In case you didn't hear it beeping or something like that Well, no, I mean, that's that's something with my tavala oven. It's in the other room I don't always hear the beep, but my app goes off, right?  That that would be kind of Good to try yeah, I thought that would be the least controversial thing I've said all day You guys seem to think it's the dumbest thing. I mean, I think it's Why not but also I think you hear the beep. It's one of those things where I Think it's getting put into something. You don't really need it for but maybe I'm wrong. Maybe I'm wrong Maybe we live in different size places. Well, I also dislike the I'm sorry I understand. We're not from the same Estate Sometimes I'm like got music playing or whatever. I don't know you've never had that problem. I'm sorry I know I understand what you're saying. I just think it's not gonna get a lot of views for this But you know Fire phone or more, you know fire TV, we don't know I would say Firephone, but maybe it's more fire TV. I've been wanting to create a regular segment called you're so smart Where we get our listeners who are way smarter than us to write in and tell us things that they are very smart about What's that? I said excuse you Well, they're smarter than me. Well, we're at least have Can give us great examples of why some smart home device that we may not be using is really So microwave oven amp receiver subwoofer in car gadget feedback at daily tech news show calm to tell us why They would be useful. We were already covered the the spread of why they wouldn't be we don't necessarily hear about that part Hey, folks, if you want to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes Be sure to subscribe to daily tech headlines comm So YouTube's retiring its gaming app It's been around since 2015. It's lasted a lot longer than other Google YouTube Companies, but it's going away sometime next spring. I'm not sure March April. They haven't quite decided yet Its features are supposed to all come to the YouTube app So the idea is not that they're getting rid of YouTube gaming, but they're just gonna fold it back into the YouTube app So things like gamepages live stream gaming from your phone. They say we're gonna figure that out We're gonna we're gonna give you an option for that somehow things like super chat and channel memberships are already in the YouTube app So that's our they're already moving in that direction and YouTube director of gaming content told tech crunch We have 200 million people that are logged in watching gaming content every single day 200 million and the majority of them quite frankly are just not using the YouTube gaming app for their gaming experience They're just watching on the regular YouTube app In fact over the last year more than 50 billion hours of gaming content has been watched and YouTube has over 500,000 quarterly active live gaming streamers and TechCrunch cited a sensor tower showing that there are 11 million total users of the YouTube gaming app That doesn't mean they're daily active users but 11 million told her you a total and they Consistently continue to install the app across iOS and Android Although 11 million total out of 200 million logged in tells you something right there They're also going to be launching YouTube comm slash gaming so you can go straight to all the gaming content That's launched in the u.s. With a global rollout to follow Yeah, so there's a lot to unpack here first of all 11 million out of 200 million logged in every day and 11 million is total installed 200 million logged in every day That's right. That's yeah, that's it's not even 11 million logged in It's a less number lesser number than 11 million logged in so it's a small percentage a small percentage I think a lot of people installed the app and then promptly never used it again, right? At least that's the anecdotal evidence I have on my end that seems to be what you do as well Yeah, exactly and I think a lot of people are taking this to mean YouTube is retiring YouTube gaming and as you explain it is Absolutely not the case. It could not be farther from the case YouTube is very much a gaming destination for pre-recorded videos and the interesting number that we have for Streamers is the one that I think should be noted. They say YouTube has over 500,000 quarter quarterly active like gaming streamers Quarterly, yeah, that's no one ever talks No one ever talks quarterly So I think the really interesting part here is YouTube launched YouTube gaming At the same time maybe in a bid to try and make Game streaming happen in an effort to take away some of Twitch's thunder And it seems they haven't really succeeded to be fair No one has really succeeded Facebook is trying the same thing, but the gaming community is very squarely Set on using Twitch for live streaming on the other hand Twitch is also not seemingly not making headway in or not even really trying to Be a destination for pre-recorded content beyond the archives of the streams So it's interesting to see that we have these two different properties where gaming is incredibly important on both But they each have their function and for some reason people don't want to use Either for the purpose that they weren't primarily designed for I'm not sure exactly why but I exhibit the same behavior I never go never go to YouTube for game streaming. There might be events. I'm gonna watch but not game streaming I always go to Twitch and vice versa But gaming is still an immense part of YouTube. It's the first, you know, the top one category of Videos period so it's still very I think that's what YouTube is discovered is oh We have a successful gaming Solute we we had a successful gaming community already Trying to create a twitch competitor called YouTube gaming just was sort of irrelevant to most people like well If it's YouTube, I'll just watch it on YouTube if they were going to take on twitch It might have been smarter It might have been dumber to create a separate brand that was called, you know thumbs Or something And and and integrate it with YouTube, but really kind of bill it as a twitch competitor like a young upstart I think you would have people install it and use it directly rather than calling it YouTube gaming in which people are like Oh, it's on YouTube. I'll just launch YouTube like when you search for YouTube gaming YouTube the app comes up and you probably end up just hitting that anyway And and it's mostly just as good if you're gonna you do everything through search So yes, it's good to have a game page that's dedicated to the game. You want to see but if you search for the the video the title of the video you want to see you're gonna get in anyway it as you Said the gaming portion of the app or well the entire app actually is gonna be ported over to the main YouTube app So it's still kind of live in there. So essentially we're kind of making a chicken out of a feather I think it's a Swedish saying We're making a chicken out of a feather because it this really doesn't mean anything other than literally the YouTube gaming app Is going away? I think it's resonated with people because YouTube is in the habit of taking things away That people like or that some people like in this case It's something that people didn't really like anyway I think you're absolutely right But all I can think of now is I'm never going to say mountain out of a molehill ever again It's chicken out of a feather from here on out I approve that was lovely Also, lovely everyone who participates in our subreddit you can submit stories and vote on them at daily tech news show dot reddit comm We're also on Facebook head on over there facebook.com slash groups slash daily tech news show Also, Chris Christensen is back with us with some tech to make you better understood when you're overseas This is Chris Christensen from amateur traveler with another tech in travel minute On my last trip to central Europe I was reviewing a new device called a langogo which is available on Indiegogo not to confuse things But it is a pocket translator We're getting just a little closer to the babble fish or to the universal translator This device knows a number of different languages It has to be connected to a cell system So you have to either buy through them or have a sim that you can put into it But it does do translation and it does it pretty well. You just speak a phrase into it like Budapest was a very beautiful city and it gives you And that of course is in Hungarian because it does a great variety of languages I tested it with Hungarian and with native Brazilian Portuguese speakers And it got pretty good reviews for giving a decent translation and a good accent The device again is a langogo and I'm Chris Christensen from amateur traveler Yeah, I mean it's a dedicated device, but it's also a Wi-Fi hotspot So it's kind of it's kind of a cool thing I'm glad Chris pointed that out because I would have been like, well, you just get an app But it's it's got an eSIM in it. It's cool thing. Go check it out Sometimes a dedicated device is something you need also I'd like to say Chris Christensen really seems like more of a professional traveler to me I don't know if he has a day job I believe although Chris let me know if that's not true anymore and that was always the thing is as much as he travels He he still has to he still has to keep keep his day. I know. I know But you're right. He does travel quite a bit and he's good at it. Mm-hmm. Yeah, maybe he's not getting paid for it He's an Olympic athlete traveler All right, let's check out the mailbag let's do it Tim rodin and every once in a while We'd like to highlight somebody who's who's showing off their gear and that's DTNS gear Tim says hello Tom Sarah Roger and Patrick received my great DTNS hat a couple weeks ago It even looks good on old geeks here in the cornfields of Northern Illinois keep up the great work proud to be a boss and a fan a follower and a friend since the buzz out loud days Mag Tim Mag That's awesome and looking good in that hat brother Yeah, if you got if you got Gary you want us to show off, you know, keep them coming Yeah, send it to us feedback at daily tech news show comm Thanks to Patrick Bajar for being with us even though it's very dark Others and chickens and Finland on I know it's going on over there But we're always happy to have you what's been going on since we saw you last Well, listen, first of all, it's very dark here, but you are old my sunshine What's been going on wow so much how long do I have 30 seconds? All right It's an Emmy speech Patrick wrap it up Yes, cue the music because I'm gonna take a while so first of all Oh my god, he did it the Phileas Club We just recorded an episode called tales of fatherhood where we talk about being dads and when I say we we have me Who's half in France half in Finland? Martin who is half in France half in Japan and Bruce who grew up in Zimbabwe and currently is in Scotland And we talk about having kids and all of it, you know the the Announcement the pregnancy the the the the actual delivery how it went for us and the cultural differences and a bunch of other things So if you think you might be interested go check that out the other thing I would like to recommend is pixels which is a show about games and One of the recent episode we did was a special on it on the game dead cells where I Interviewed two of the developers. They're French and they have a lovely accent It's a show in English, but we talk about the game the challenges It's a huge success and we also talk about the company Which is a very weird structure where everyone is essentially a co CEO They all have the same share of the profits. They all have the same pay They all have the same decision power and it works So if you think that would be interesting go check that out It's the Phileas Club and pixels. It's available at French spin dot com Folks without you this show would just be a feather, but thanks to our patrons. It's a whole chicken It's a bunch. It's a freakin barnyard villa. Let's us. 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He doesn't hear anything from his kitchen I'm not crazy Okay, I'm crazy, but not that's not Crazy in different ways There's nothing with what you're making the doctor did not diagnose me because of my kitchen I really do feel though that There there are things that I have just I've gotten used to voice activated responses and it doesn't always work and there's a long way to go but This is something that I would have poo-pooed a couple of years ago Well, yeah, you got a handful of groceries or I don't know something's going on and you're or my microwave does this thing where It's like a hundred years old So if you know I set Something in there for a minute and then the minute goes by, you know, it beeps every five seconds And so I take that thing out of the microwave Which is Makes me crazy because sometimes I'm like, I know I know I put it in there a minute ago Just give me a break if I could do anything just to be able to like call to it Stop being from the next room. I would I would be happy to do that. Thank you Amazon in advance Well, and I think you're right like I could throw something in the microwave shut the door and then without having to think just say set timer Start microwave for two minutes. You're right, you know, like yeah, it's kind of I know it doesn't seem like much But that could be kind of nice Especially if you didn't have to pay a lot extra for that microwave and it's not a voice assistant itself It's just controllable through your echo like yeah a lot of the voice stuff to me besides wanting to play Specific a specific song or look up something is kind of silly sort of, you know, like what's the weather today? Like Amazon assistance name and I do that every morning first thing I do when I wake up And it's like was I looking up the weather in a chrome tab every day? No, I wasn't but it's so easy to figure out what the weather is going to be like outside I find it convenient enough that it has become part of my routine. It's I have definitely the little things that I have asked My echo what time it was getting out of the shower We have an echo dot in the bathroom and I'll be like, you know hurrying up like I got to get ready And so before I can even put my watch back on I'm like, you know, what time is it? Just just to let me know where I am in my day. Yeah, like a silly thing if you told someone and you can ask it What time it is like, yeah, they're like, yeah, they're like, are you like that clueless about what time it is 10 minutes? I do that with Siri all the time when my hands are busy My phone is on the desk. Yeah, I do Yeah, it's it's these little conveniences that I think sound trivial, but after you get used to them, you're like, ah, if this went away, I would really miss it Maybe and on that note, I will thank you very much for Welcoming me in your midst And retire welcoming us and to you. Thank you for being in our midst Let's go back to the chickens that that that works Uh, did the name of the show be making a chicken? Yes make it so Excellent. Um, actually a little bonus for people listening to the post show. I actually know this Um expression not from my wife or the many Swedish speaking people who I frequent daily here But from the game overwatch where the actor Torbjörn says You're making a chicken out of the feather and you've confirmed that this is a real saying not just something they made up I think I did at some point. Okay But I might wait. Yeah I still love it Is it the same thing as mountain and molehill? Because that would be like you're overreacting. Yes. Yes. That's what it is So that's great. I'm gonna start saying that and people would be like, what? That's not the same So I just googled this and uh on reddit They have a couple of additional ones that torbjörn also says Making something making a chicken out of a feather. You're making something much larger than it is Another one is don't get caught with your beard in the letterbox avoid being caught red-handed Beard in the letterbox is an interesting choice of someone's mail Yeah, maybe and uh, let's not buy the pig while it's still in the bag. So Oh, yeah, pig in a poke. Yeah. Yes. Yeah, there you go Well, can't can't counting chickens before they're hatched right right right Although that's a little bit more like let's not get ahead of ourselves.  Yeah, I think Yeah, there's a subtle difference. I guess but it's the general thing of don't don't count on something until you're sure I mean, it might be it might not be tom. Don't make a chicken out of the feather.  Yeah All right, all right, uh many hugs to all of you Talk to you next week. Oh wait. Is it next week? Is it the last Yes, uh, you Oh, so it's not next week. You're not you're not here I will see you in two weeks Go enjoy your chicken and feathers I'll be in a whole new place I'll have lived in my new place for weeks by the time I see you next that is amazing I expect comfortable comfiness Out of you. You'll I'll do it for you Excellent, uh by tom by roger by scooter. Bye Patrick Oh The fixer and irc reminds me of the the saying that It's been explained to me, but I still don't get it A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush Yeah, I don't I don't get it. Oh, you know, I know what it means, but I I don't get the saying Well, though the idea is you already have a bird in your hand Right because to get two birds in the bush you would have to let go of the one to grab the other two But that's not a sure thing. Huh? Where's the bush? Oh, it's just it's just think of it like the australians use it like A bird in the hand is worth two out there somewhere Oh So it's not like The shrub that the bird lives in no no Okay, it's just it's like coffee in your mind is worth more than coffee down at the coffee shop Because you've already got it. Yeah, it's not opportunity cost or loss Okay Well, now I know Have we successfully explained this to you? Yeah, I still think it's a really weird saying but I I say it sometimes and I'm like I know what I'm saying and I know why I'm saying it I understand the connotation. I assume it goes back to bird hunting Somehow like look you've got one if you try to get those two in the bush And you put that one down to get a bird in the hand is worth two in the wild Yeah, that makes sense. Yeah well, the idea is that You have something already and there's an opportunity to get more but that opportunity comes with the cost of Not having the one in your hand anymore Right, it's like, oh you have you have 10 bucks and you have a chance to make 20 Sure, but you definitely have 10 dollars. Do you? And this is why I don't like gambling. It's like lottery tickets. You have the $10. Yeah $10 is in my hand. I took me a long time to understand have your cake and eat it too Okay, so that's another one. That's another one. That's a that's a good example for you're like I get it so It's horribly phrased again, it's a it's antique phrasing that causes the confusion the saying is It's like wanting to have eaten your cake, but still have it on the plate in front of you right Which is not nearly as snappy as have your cake and eat it. I'm not snappy at all. I want cake Now we want cake. I want a derby cake I don't know what I made today A carrot a carrot cake might a really good slice of carrot cake. What's a derby cake? Yeah, that's a derby cake.  I don't know You're so I'm not looking at the video. So pulling up a picture is not going to do me any good I have I have you guys don't realize the cake you get when running with horses So my my entire screen is filled with editing stuff right now Hey, well, it's a very delicious chocolate cake with real cream in the middle Very good It's good Is it a particular brand of cake? No, it's a style of cake. I used to get it all the time for birthday parties including mine Still showing it here. Oh, that's it. I know I've never seen that before. That's amazing. They're really good Okay, I used to hate cakes not like hate them, but like if I had the opportunity to get a pie or something Oh, yeah, that's me now But derby cakes are like, okay, hold on now. Like I don't even like velvet cake Would you say derby cakes changed the game? That just looks like a cake to me Oh, but it's no it's not just what it looks like cakes are not just about looks they're about eating No, but a cake by its cover Fine that looks like it tastes like a cake Yes a cake with layers Yes, it does that taste like chicken and dumplings if But no if a derby cake is specifically chocolate and Vanilla cream got it if it's about layers of different types of layers. It's layered It's not just a cake with you know the the cream it's layered But it's layered with like, you know the one I used to get had strawberries and bananas Like as a layer Covered in the cream and it's not frosting. It's like whipped cream Which is even that's where my my love of pie is that they're generally fruit pies more often than not Uh, and those are the ones I like so a cake with fruit in it suddenly does become more appealing to me Like when I I used to tell my I used to tell my wife I used to I told Jen like I loved the old my old birthday cakes when I was a kid partly because of nostalgia But my mom would get from Chinatown, but they were these Round white cakes and they would have cut cling peaches inside and one giant cling peach on top I loved it. That's not really good cling peaches are pretty uh, the the tinned ones right the the ones yeah, I assume they They grabbed in front of ten, but they're they're super moist from being in all that syrup Well, you can get them now. That's just in juice. So it's not as um unhealthy. I agree. I guess I want I want dessert the problem is I need to eat real food too decisions decisions Yeah, I had that thought last night where uh, as I ate my favorite ramen Uh, you know, and I'm just halfway through it.   I'm just going to eat the leftover chicken That's in the fridge here And that's what I did and because I did that it took away One opportunity from the universe to eat something out of your fridge instead of ordering food And so you were you were stuck you had to order food Well, thanks for nothing. Yeah, sorry about that. You know, I don't think maybe it was true There's a limited amount of willpower Willpower is finite Well, I mean the whole thing with the green lantern is his ring is powered by the force of willpower throughout the universe It's one of the spectrums right the power of the powerings I mean if you limit, you know, I don't know Well, there's a limited amount of power that can go to his ring too. That's true But you know, it's infinite like he's using it all the time Granted, he has to recharge this through his lantern battery and he has to charge that through the great battery on oa I still want a cake though Well folks you deserve cake too.  There's more to come


Good morning everybody jr. Fisher here good to see you it is Wednesday the 8th of june Can't talk 8th of june? 2021 James Breen says good morning JR 83 feels like 91. I know why do they do that feels like they can't you just have one temperature? I don't know how that works. What do we got going on here? I was messing. I bought a DJI Gimbal guys you can look that up a DJI for Gimbal And I was trying to play with that this morning before I got in here with you guys But let's check the weather because I had to take the case off my phone That's why I mentioned that to you and I don't like doing that. We're gonna have a high of 70 degrees today and cloudy June gloom we got May grad June gloom two of our coldest months of the year Let's see. Oh, yeah, you can betcha. I hit the like button. Thank you so much Hit that like button guys. Don't forget to subscribe if that subscribe button down there Bring the bell turn on all bell notifications so that you're notified each and every time I go live Guys, I am so happy to be here today I'm happy to be here But it's kind of sad too because I won't see you guys until next Monday, you know, I am jumping on a plane tomorrow Fortunately, I'm getting to sit where I want which is up front. I remember, you know In the olden days, I couldn't afford the first class thing So I do do the first class now. I really appreciate it, but I told my wife I was really upset because we're flying on American Airlines And they have shut off all alcohol No more alcohol sales on American Airlines because they were you know I guess telling people to put on a mask and a couple people got in fights and it turned into a whole big thing And she was like, well, why do you care about that? I said because we're paying that extra money and we're not gonna get alcohol She says you don't drink alcohol on a flight I was like, oh, yeah. Well, still that's not the point. The point is I'm paying for it. They aren't giving it out James does say I'm loud and clear. I appreciate that and guys if you're on this call Please please put some comments in that chat section there.  Do you Richard? I can tell you don't I like it Like, I don't know 75 to 78. How picky are we? I mean, we're alive. That should be enough for us, but yet we're still picky, right? Still picky I've got a really interesting day plan today guys. I'm helping my wife I'm editing a video for her which is a moving video. She is actually doing a video about our move To Austin, Texas. I say Austin. We're actually gonna be in Georgetown excuse me, which is about 20 miles north of Austin and I'm editing that video for her I'm getting some my scripts ready and when I get back on Monday or Tuesday, I've got to record videos I got to do about probably 12 of them. It's gonna be a long day But this afternoon, I'm gonna have lunch or I guess a late lunch with one of my old clients I to give you a quick story and you can look him up. The name of the company is Vera Heel. You see their heel You can look up his company there But I was on a cruise and before the cruise took off and this is going back to gosh I want to say 2018 and You know, you have to go to your muster stations and you got to put on your life vest You got to do all that and this guy was next to me and I Look over at him and we just start talking and his name was Sam His dad was from Africa. He was African guy and we got to know in each other We hung out on the cruise and he owned this company called Vera Heel Which you could look up. I put it in the comment section there And they did medical marijuana cards so you could go online and you could talk to a doctor And you know, he would get you a medical marijuana card for your state And even if your state had legalized marijuana Having one of these medical marijuana cards would give you a discount So it was a really good deal and he was doing well He was doing about 80 or $90,000 a month in sales and was him and his partner and a couple other people And they were trucking along, you know, they were doing alright And when I got back in town from the cruise and we hit it off on the cruise We hung out together really nice guy When when I got back from the cruise. He says can I hire you to train my team on how to Do digital marketing and I was like sure, you know, we'll do I'll do something like that And back then I had the time to do it I don't really have time to do it anymore and he flew his entire crew in to San Diego And we got in conference room and I trained those guys and Their sales went from 80 80 to 90 thousand to a month to over four hundred thousand dollars a month So he was pretty pleased because he didn't pay me anywhere near that And we've stayed friends ever since he was in town the other day And I saw him driving around in a Ferrari and his brother was driving around in a Ferrari He's a young guy. So, you know, he's like late 20s. So he's really kind of enjoying life That's not my thing. So anyhow, we're gonna meet today at around three o'clock and we're gonna kind of catch up See if there's anything I could do for him And just you know, we're just friends at this point But it's so cool to be able to share stuff with people in different Types of niches like his niche. I didn't know anything about his niche but I got up to speed on it and I helped him out and He he made a lot of money and you know, he's he's in the millions of dollars a year now, which is great for him And I'm glad for him. He's a really nice guy But anyhow guys, so, you know, that's the kind of stuff you could do with digital marketing now today We're going to talk about weirdness weirdness. Okay, very weird stuff and Really how successful people seem to be really weird And I'm going to explain to you why that's really not true even though they are weird But why it's not weird that they're weird. Does that make sense? But if you have any questions about starting running and growing online businesses, please put it in that chat section If you are listening to this and it's not live, you can put it in the comments section I'll be happy to look at that Now I'll tell you the first part before I get into some of these people and some of the traits that seem weird I will tell you that the reason it may seem weird is that to accomplish things that the average person doesn't accomplish You gotta think about this. You can't be average It makes sense, right? If you want to accomplish things that are above average You can't be average. You can't do that You can't look like everybody else and expect to achieve things that nobody else is achieving, you know They're just different stuff and the more you look at this the more you'll realize that almost everybody that's super successful Seems different than the average person. They just seem different. Let me look at some of your comments here It'll be great to get back to events to network again. Yes, it will play. You know Paul That was the cruise. I was all with you. That's where I met Sam. So it's kind of interesting. I met him there Richard says which video editor do you use? You know, there's a lot of good video editors out there The two I have are Final Cut Pro and Camtasia. I would say I use Camtasia about 99.9% of the time. Let me put this in here. Cam Tasia Is what I use for Video editing Okay, probably one of the best ones out there The only thing I don't like about Camtasia is it seems to lock up a lot I have a lot of problems with that and it's improved over the years. I've had it for a number of years But I really like it and I would highly suggest it's a great product It's just it's kind of glitchy sometimes, you know, if I've got like a lot of stuff open a lot of windows I've got a lot of files on my computer. It's a little glitchy, but man, it's good I mean you can do so much with Camtasia. I use it for photos. I use it for videos You can it's got just so many things in there You can do like if you've got like an intro or something you can save it in Camtasia and bring it into every video you do Or if there's some sound effects or music or whatever you've got that you want to use over and over again You can save them in Camtasia and use them over and over again It's a really good editing program. Matter of fact, I'm working on my wife's stuff today With that editing program. Now you may be saying why are you doing editing? Don't you have a video editor? I do I do have a video editor, but sometimes they don't understand what I want done This particular video that she's doing is a moving video and I know what angle she's going at And he won't understand that he's in the Philippines. He doesn't know her. He doesn't know her process So I'm gonna do this one for her And I think I'm better at some parts as far as telling a story and producing He's probably better at you know images and that kind of stuff but as far as telling a story in production That's probably where my talent lies because that's what I do. I tell stories, right? So let's get into the weirdness Thank God. I'm not weird, right? Thank God. I'm not my wife tells me I'm weird all the time and I am I am too I know I am it's just you know what it's the way it is. So Here's why we call people weird first off because they do things differently than we would Now the question is does is that really weird? Is it weird because? Somebody's not doing what we would do For the most part average people do what everybody else does because they're trying to look like everybody else They want to fit in Somebody who's super successful does not care about fitting in. I know I don't care about fitting in I don't care a whole lot more now that I did when I was younger when I was younger I tried to fit in and I don't try to fit in there. I don't care I really just don't care anymore. I told Paul that the other day, right Paul I said, you know, I quit getting offended when I was in my 40s And I would say that's probably accurate Let's see. I just saw that city of Long Beach is taking over QE to that we stayed on. Yeah, it's gone It's gone belly up a couple times Paul. It's not doing well I watched a documentary on it the other day and everybody has lost money on it Nobody has ever made money on that ship and it is slowly disintegrating. It is rusting through They really don't know what they're going to do with that ship But you know Paul and I stayed on the QE to the Queen Elizabeth 2 and then we went over to our regular cruise ship And it did that. I mean it was a hunk of junk then it was not maintained. Well So let's look at some of these people who are weird. You can look up Seth Godin Seth Go Den I want to spell it right Okay, so go Den Is weird Super successful super successful. He wears these brightly colored socks and they're always mismatched. They never match How how liberating would it be to throw all your socks in a drawer and not care? Which one you pulled out because there are no rights and lefts in case you don't know this there are no rights and lefts They're just socks And if you throw them all in the door, I didn't have to worry about matching them You could get ready a whole lot faster. So is that weird or is that efficient? I don't know You don't have to match him up Steve Jobs Steve Jobs. He was an interstle.   He didn't care. It was always the same thing Now you can look around and you're gonna see a lot of obvious differences in successful people Successful people do things that are really odd, you know, I was reading something about the rock one day in the rock Actually my my scream went out for a second. I apologize guys The rock actually gets up at 3 30 in the morning and does his workout every single day gets up 3 30 in the morning That's odd. Now most people don't do that and he does that whether he's shooting a movie or no matter where he's at In the world. He always does that so Weird people usually do things that are not what we expect as normal What most business owners don't see when they look at successful people are the habits that they've developed a lot of these habits are Very helpful to them, right Leonardo da Vinci. We all know about Leonardo da Vinci He was a great inventor. He slept two hours a time at a time in four-hour intervals. That's what he did That's what he chose to do Charles Dickens, right the great writer He would only write sleeping and facing north Okay, so he only slept and wrote Facing north why I don't know why that was probably a superstition But it probably made him feel like he was going to be successful at doing something Some of their weirdness is superstition, right? But a lot of it was not okay So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go through six items today That I think they're kind of strange and you give me your opinion in the chat section I think that while people think entrepreneurs are weird is because they are actions takers And won't settle for a mediocrity like a lot of people that is very true Only have white socks don't need to match. There you go James James is weird because you only got white socks, right?  So he only wore white socks I don't know. I don't know if it's true or not, but he believed that and he only had white socks for that reason Creative people walk to the heat Oh the beat excuse me the beat of a different drummer and my screen is a little bit far away So I couldn't see that So let's look at some of these traits that they have that I think are kind of interesting All right, first off and this is the one I think they kind of motivated me is they don't look the part They don't look the part and what I mean by that is they may not look what you look like what you think they're gonna look Like there's a book out called the the millionaire next door. Let me put this in here I want to put this in here so you guys can have it read the book the millionaire next door And that kind of showed you that what a millionaire looked like was not what you thought when People are successful we expect them to fall into a certain mold and look a certain way, okay But that's not what it is When when let's take a let's take an example of the game, Texas Holder the person with the strongest hand acts the weakest kind of interesting right Hoping that others will stay in the game and keep filling up the pot so that he can get all the money She can get all the money now This is true in life too that flashy look at me guy is inevitably the one struggling Okay, that's why I don't have you know fancy cars and I don't show you jewelry and you know shoot money out of a gun and Stuff like that because that is just trying to get attention. That's not really real stuff. Okay, that's not real It's a look at me kind of thing Successful people don't look for others approval in their success. They don't it's like I'm not going to do something that's going to show you how flashy I am because I don't need it. I don't care I know what I make I know what I do And I'm trying to help you Get to a certain stage and if I were to act like that if I were to shoot money out of a gun for example And I know a guy who does that he's a friend of mine, but if I were to do that It's just that's weird to me. You know that is like oh Gosh, I don't know so flashy. I can't take it. It's like the fancy watches now This is the most none. This isn't the most expensive. I do have a Cartier watch, but I bought that in my 20s But this is one of the most expensive watches I have right now And it's not because it's a fancy gold watch matter of fact. It has a rubber band on it It's because it's a computer on my wrist. Okay, so that's a whole different thing It's not to be flashy people are gonna look at that go man Look at that watch because it's a very basic black Apple watch that's all it is so Successful people aren't looking for your approval. They're not looking for that. That's not what they are I'm not saying that successful people are meek because they're not they're not they're very strong in most cases I'm just saying that they had this inner confidence And they rarely feel a need to show off all this glitz and all this dazzling stuff. Okay So that's the first thing I'll tell you they look a little bit different Successful people and it took me a while to get to this one here This is number five or excuse me. This is number two We'll say no a whole lot more than they'll say yes. Okay, they'll say no a whole lot more than they'll say yes Let's see here. Thomas Edison was a big nap taker Of course. He also was Cocaine yeah, they have something to do with it I take a nap every now and then I'll do that and you know what I'm not consistent about that like Maybe one day a week or two days a week I'll take a nap in the afternoon and then sometimes I go three weeks and I never do So I'm not consistent about that Now if you think about the best way to get to success it's to get involved with a whole lot of opportunities, right? No, that's not it You'd be wrong if you thought that successful people know the greatest opportunity is the one that they have Selected because right now there's a lot of opportunities for me. I could work on a book I could work on videos. I could work on my web pages. I could work on new products It's just a wide array of things. So when I get up every day I'm like what is it that's gonna bring me the greatest satisfaction and get me the greatest results Okay, so it's not doing 50 million things I think that that that is a big misnomer and I think a lot of people think that but they're really wrong about that I Consistently say no to a lot of things a lot of things I have people all the time saying them will you mentor me and I 99.9% of the time say no Generally if I decide to mentor somebody is because I see somebody out there that's really doing something really cool But I think I could give them some information to help them and I did it alive on mentoring you ought to go back and watch that That's pretty interesting actually if your goal is to grow giant pumpkins Growing giant melons will also distract you because it was a giant pumpkins. Okay stick to one thing Do it that way that's number two by the way number three Successful people are quitters What yeah, you know the saying that winners never quit and quitters never win. That's BS. That's BS Okay, in fact, it's really wrong winners quit a lot Okay, they have a keen eye on what is not working and not supporting the finish line. Okay, so when I have An ad I may run it to 200 keywords for 300 keywords or you know 60 different audiences and I'm gonna quit most of those because once I figure out the things that don't work I discard those and I go on to the things that do work. Okay, you've got to be able to do that Once you identify the things that are sucking your energy and money and resources from the business You got to cut it out. Okay, you got to get rid of it And you got to just go with the things that are actually working for you So that's super important to do it that way number four Successful people do cut corners. They do cut corners. Okay, but you got to understand how and why we do that Let's see Paul says you're more Class over flash for her. I don't know about I don't know about any class, but I have no flash I know that I hate seeing the phony gurus out there.   It's like, well, maybe it would help you. He goes, I'll never know He doesn't care. He really doesn't care so Once successful people figure out how to repeat success Okay, they figure out how to get the same results faster easier and cheaper now I'll give you an example. I did a promotion for my 28 ounce canned meats And I had a sales page and I had a video on there in the video talked about how The labels were changing and I think I played this video for you guys Because of our address change and that was that was the nexus of the sale. Okay, was these labels were changing That's why you get a good deal. I mean we don't want to tell all about the product And then it went on to another page that was an upsell another page It worked so well that I just took the same exact thing and I changed everything to 14 and a half ounce It ended by 14 and a half ounce sale that has generated me six figures in the past week Which is nice. Okay, very very nice. I had two sales this morning There were over thirteen hundred dollars because the maximum you can get is ten cases and I think that comes out to $1390 I've had two of those sales this morning So that's very nice, but what I did was I just repeated the same thing over and over and over right? I repeated the same thing because I figured out what worked and why should I go try to come up with another idea with that one Worked it worked. Okay, and it worked again. It worked both times. You know, so Now I probably Will wait a month or two and I'll run the same thing over again Because it works it works, you know, and I'll have all new people not all new people But I'll have more new people in my audience that I can run it to so that's the thing Let's see moment. Just check all your comments in here. Okay. Okay, and guys keep put those comments in there I really appreciate this. I really do we all want to number five now Ready, are you ready for number five? They repeat themselves Successful people repeat themselves over and over and over again. Okay, if If you're pre-vinyl, okay pre-vinyl means they used to have these things called records and they were vinyl records And I think most of my audience That is all the life here Understands that now interesting thing guys the majority of my audience is 18 to 24 and 24 to 35 that's the majority of my audience If I look at my YouTube statistics, that's like 88% of my audience. So For those of you who aren't listening to this live And I know a lot of you guys don't hear live right now or more in my age group or older as a matter of fact But for the most part, that's not my audience So a record was this thing, okay That you would put on a thing called a turntable to play it and it would spin around and it was a needle thing And it hit the little grooves in there and music came out. Okay music came out now If you've ever heard of a broken record think of something like the repeat or a loop It just goes over and over again, and I'm having to explain that to the majority of my audience Successful people don't stop when they have a success when they succeed They try to figure out ways to repeat that process over and over and over and over again yesterday Because my wife was busy and she normally does it the promotion we had You got one of my books for free So I had to package up books and I literally guys I had stacks of books I mean hundreds of them that I was packaging up and I hadn't done that long time and it's not profitable for me to do that I can pay somebody to do that a lot cheaper, but it was like I just felt like doing I felt like doing it But what we do is we repeat the same thing over and over and over again When we figure out what works because if it works why not repeat it and here's the last thing Here's the last thing. This is number six, but I do have some parting words for you about my trip and about everything that's going on They think backwards Successful people think backwards. So a successful person starts You know at the finish so let's say I Wanted to You know have one of the number one survival foods in the country That's where I start I started that even though I don't have it yet I started okay if I had that which we do now We have one of the most successful survival food brands in the country if I Decided that's what I want to do. I would say okay at that stage when I got to that stage What had I done to get there? What did I have to do to get to that stage and we work it backwards? Okay? We just work it backwards Most of us have been taught to take everything one step at a time and then take the next step and then the next until we arrive At our destination our goal, but successful people Like rocket scientists actually clearly define the outcome they want first Okay, so if you're a rocket scientist, you got to say hey, this is what I want to work I got to re-engineer it so they reverse engineer the steps they need to take to get there Okay, so if you were let's say the top-selling real estate agent in your town That's that's what your goal was you would say to yourself. Okay. How many houses had I sold? What is the top? What would that look like? What did I do every day to get to this stage? How many people did I talk to how did I market myself? How did I set up my brand? How did I do all that stuff and then that's what I'm gonna do That's the way you're gonna get to success. You have to put your mind in that spot Say I'm already there. This is where I'm at. Now. How did I get there? Let me walk this backwards? How did I actually get there? And if you do it that way? You're gonna find that it makes it a whole lot easier You're gonna find that it wasn't getting up at 10 a.m. And you know going to have coffee with friends and then taking a lunch break and then maybe working a little bit in the afternoon and then watching Netflix you're gonna say well No, that's not how that person got successful. That's not how that happened They did stuff that other people wouldn't do and we're back down to that weirdness thing. It's not weird That's the thing you know that we started this off today with I'm saying well these all these people have these weird traits They don't have any weird traits. They have things that they do that's different from the average person And that's how they get above average results. That's the big key guys If you're doing what everybody else is doing you're gonna get and produce what everybody else is Okay, it only makes sense How could you fathom being more successful than everybody else and doing what everybody else is doing? It makes no Sense, right, right? Okay, so I want to hear your comments, too In that chat section before I get out of here today because I'm gonna miss you guys I'm not gonna see you for a while You know looking back on what people do more than what they say they're doing is the best way I know to spot the true habits of successful people look at what they're doing If they're telling you that they have to work a hundred hours a week To get successful, but then they come home at six o'clock every night. They take weekends off chances are They know something that you don't figure it out start building your own list of habits What are the things that are non-negotiable for you my non-negotiable? Um God I have so many my non-negotiable is exercise. Okay, my non-negotiable is exercise my non-negotiable is Getting up and providing information to you guys my non-negotiable is answering every single comment I get on YouTube non-negotiable do I do it every single day? No, I can't but I do get in there and make sure it's all done And you know if you commented on any of my videos try it go ahead and comment on my videos You watch challenge me you're gonna find that I'm gonna respond to you I'm gonna reply to you. I'm gonna try to help you out non-negotiable Why because my goal is to help out as many people as I can before I'm gone And I will be okay, so I want to help out you guys as much as I possibly can I want to help you grow your business. Okay, that's something I want to do and that's non-negotiable for me That's something that Number one I owe you because I think your time is so very important I don't know whose time is more important if it's mine or yours. I just know that you took time out So I have to respect that I have to provide you with something and speaking of cheap t-shirts I just looked at this one here Paul, and I think I got one of those cheap t-shirts just like Matt today I didn't feel like dressing up. I hope you guys don't mind. I'll probably dress up a little bit more for my lunch appointment today Okay, let's see here Never understood the need for different speeds on records. Haha Well, if you think about it, Paul, you've got a 78 and you got a 33 and it's the size It has to do with the size And I think I think scientifically if it's smaller like that it has to go around faster Maybe I don't know. I kind of twist my brain a little bit. My brain is not that sharp Okay, let's see what other comments we got in here Like you pointed out, I think successful people are great at both focus and modeling. Yes modeling is really important Just find out what people are doing that's working most have a keen sense of trends and Where markets are going because they are always learning. Yeah, that's the thing. It's not like I'm more tuned in to people and markets It's just that I'm looking at stuff constantly if you're looking at stuff constantly You're gonna notice stuff.  You're gonna see stuff. That's working. Okay, you're gonna find out stuff It's just being involved Reeves Ali, they have one message that was retracted. Not quite sure Always counting the number of people watching. Well, thank you so much for that, but I don't really care That's the truth. Okay The truth is I don't care if I have one or zero or a hundred, you know, I've got videos on my channel It's got 50,000 100,000 views. I don't really care because if I can help one person, it's worthwhile to me Okay, it's not you know, once again, that's a show-off thing, right? People people will actually take their channel and they'll pay people to subscribe to their channel so they can show off How many subscribers I have I don't really care now having subscribers is important to me but not fake ones Okay, I want people who really want to learn I would rather have my 5,000 someone subscribers then they have five million and they're not paying attention. They're not listening You're not getting anything out of it. Okay. My goal is to help people Yeah, if I can help more and more people, that's great But if I'm only helping one that's okay If I if I do a video and nobody's watching it doesn't matter because that videos out there for somebody to learn from And somebody will pick it up and learn and I have met so many cool people over the years doing that So I appreciate you picking numbers I think it's because geniuses are weird Well, we you missed the first part But the first part said they aren't weird the first part just said that They do things that you aren't doing And that may seem weird because you may be average Okay, I don't know if you are not maybe you are maybe you're not but I can tell you this Those those weird people we call them are people who figured out different and better ways to do stuff That's what it is. They aren't so weird when it comes down to it you also You also car and that's weird. You also car. I don't know what that means ah Oh, you also care. Okay. I see you just directed it. Well, it's not it's not really and if you think about it the people who Really do care. I mean, I'm gonna I'm gonna give you an example Elon Musk Elon Musk's goal is not to make money His goal is to change the world He said he developed an electronic car electric car because fossil fuel is not Sustainable. It's fossil fuel. We aren't making any more fossils It will take hundreds of millions of years to make more of that fuel He knows it's gonna run out and some people say what's not gonna run out my lifetime. That's not the point He's trying to improve the world. He doesn't care about his lifetime. He doesn't care about the money He's making right now. He cares about changing the world. He says that the planet is gonna be too small So he wants to go to Mars to help people out. Will he ever live on Mars? Probably not But he will set the path for all the people who probably will Because he's thinking about other people as soon as you start thinking and caring about other people You'll get everything you want Start caring and thinking about other people man. If you can achieve that in life to where you're actually You're not thinking of yourself all the time. You're thinking of other people You're thinking about what you can do for other people.  I promise you you are Let's see on a different topic When moving to Texas, how hard is it going to be to set up business in Texas and transfer everything over? Are there are you staying with the same companies? Nothing changes really and understand I'm an online marketer so I can run my business from the deck of a cruise ship. All you saw me do it I can run it from Starbucks coffee. I can run it from anywhere. It doesn't matter. I change an address To my reception people and office and all that obviously will change That has zero effect on my sales nothing zero effect It doesn't matter where my office could be in Bangkok Thailand. It could be in France. It makes no difference whatsoever I can work from anywhere. That's why I love selling online because of that Come on JR. Tell me you wouldn't miss the few of us that are members of your live stream club If we didn't participate.   I'd much rather have you guys loved you guys. I really do really appreciate you being here I think we've built a good friendship. I think entrepreneurs are great at realizing their strengths and outsourcing the rest It allows you to scale faster and more efficiently. Yes, it does But I will add one thing Anything you outsource you should know how to do you don't have to know how to do it better than the person you outsource to But you should understand how it's done if you cannot build a website and you hire somebody to build your website That's bad thing because that means that if you have problems the website you're stuck It also means you don't know how much to pay because you don't know how much effort it took to put into it That goes with SEO that goes with writing blogs that goes with shooting videos It goes with anything you do along you can't manage what you don't know Right, you can't manage what you don't know now. I can manage somebody to do graphics for me I know how long it takes even though I may not be very good at graphics. I still understand the principle of it I know what they do. I know the tools they use, you know, I've got a photoshop, and I've got all these things And I know how much time it takes So when I hire somebody to do those things, I know what to expect so I will tell you this I don't do everything in my company I don't in a matter of fact my company wouldn't exist with some of the people in there including my wife She really really has helped me tremendously over the years But there's certain things that she's not good at that I help her with you know, so we have we have a good relationship in that Let's see here. I Think I think I've hit all your comments guys. I'm up to the 36 minute mark I think I should get out of here while we're up on an upswing I really appreciate all you guys. Please do do watch the videos that I released this week I will not be live again until Monday unless I just decide wildly to go live in Carolina James I'm gonna be on your time zone. So who knows maybe I'll go live there and just say hello or something like that Really appreciate you guys really appreciate all the input you have Let's see here Yeah, I got it all if you have anything else put it that chat and if you're not watching this live guys Don't forget you can put it in that comment section below Don't forget to subscribe get that subscribe button down there super important that you hit the subscribe button Okay, if you're interested in hearing more of this if you're not don't hit the subscribe button If you're gonna subscribe and never watch it again, don't join Don't show up. Don't do it do ring the bell If you want to because that way I can notify you each and every time I go live or upload a video and give You a thumbs up that thumbs up matters a whole lot more than I realized actually the thumbs up matters so much So if you haven't done that yet guys, I see a bunch of you have but I would really appreciate a thumbs up That would mean a lot to me and it's interesting as this channel grows I'm getting more and more offers. I have I have an offer from Nike the other day Nike And they wanted me to do a 30-second video for 1500 bucks And they I had this this kit and the things you got to do and the points you got to cover And I was like wow that's pretty cool that Nike wants me to do that. I had an invitation from Ted talks to apply to speak for Ted talks and I didn't do either one of them I Told my wife about the Nike thing and she was like well, that's pretty cool But what's that got to do with your channel? I was like, yeah, you know, you're right if I were to do that I'd be doing something for money and in 1500 bucks. It's not that much money I mean to do a 30-second spot for Nike for 1500 bucks. It just doesn't match my brand I mean, what do I have to do with Nike, you know, I exercise some but I'm certainly no athlete or anything like that Peace and blessings safe travels everybody's offer offer me safe travels I really appreciate that but the guy but the the point is guys stay true to your brand whatever it is You know, I get a lot of offers to you know, do cryptocurrency videos And these people want to pay me thousands of dollars to do this stuff and I never do them I don't I don't want to say I don't need it. I mean, that's that's an arrogant thing to say I don't need the money to live. I mean, I can live. Okay. I mean, I always need money Everybody needs money, but I mean, I don't need it to get by if I don't do that. I'm fine Okay, I have enough money coming in But stay true to your brand whatever you're doing when you leave you with that today stay true to your brand and get weird One thing Austin's known for is it's a weird city They say keep Austin weird. So that's what I'm moving into. So I think that's gonna be pretty cool guys Thank you so much for listening to me today. I really appreciate it. Your time is immensely important to me It always will be and I want to provide you with good content If you have any ideas for anything that you want me to talk about put that in the chat section put in the comment section And I will definitely try to do it. Thank you so much for being here


Ae, rhaid i chi'n mewn cyfraig o ddwylliant 15 ym 2015 o'r Cymru a Llywodraeth Cymru, ac yn dwylo'r cyfraig o'r cyfraig o ddwylliant Ym Mhobar Fhons. Gendro item 1, instrument subject to affirmative procedure, no points have been raised by our legal advisers on the Procedure of Crime Act 2002, cash searches, constables in Scotland code of practice order 2015 draft nor on the provision of early learning and childcare Children's Scotland amendment order 2015 draft, is the committee content with these please. Generator 2, instruments subject to negative procedure. The certification of death Scotland act 2011, authorisation of cremation, death out with Scotland regulations 2015, SSI 2015-162. The certification of death Scotland act 2011 application for review regulations 2015, SSI 2015-163, and the certification of death Scotland act 2011 consequential provisions order 2015, SSI 2015-164. These three instruments, along with SSI 2015-165 and 2015-166, which I will address later, were laid on 2 April 2015 and came into force, sorry, come into force on 13 May. This breaches the 28-day rule, given that no account has been taken of the days when Parliament was in recess over Easter. The committee recognises that some complex issues involving representations from and discussion with various stoke elders led to a delay in laying these instruments. However, the committee considers the way that it is critical to announce in advance the coming into force date for a package of instruments. Sufficient time should be built into the planning of the instruments so that early required review of the provisions after consultations can be done before the announced date while respecting the requirements of section 282 of the interpretation and legislative reform Scotland act 2010. Does the committee therefore agree to draw those three instruments to the attention of the Parliament under reporting ground J as they fail to comply with the requirements of section 282 of the interpretation and legislative reform Scotland act 2010? I agree that we should draw this to attention. I make the comment to underline why that is the case, in part. In my constituency work, I have been working with undertakers and the health board on the introduction of the new system of certification. It is clear that there is a significant amount of preparation that has to be taken place by both those parties among others. Therefore, giving sufficient notice is very, very important. Although I do understand that the reason for the delay is precisely because there has been interaction, so there ought to be reasonable knowledge. At the end of the day, people do not know the final form of regulations until they are published. Therefore, one needs time to make sure that what you thought they were going to be and be ready to implement them. The reason that the 28-day rule is there can, in some circumstances, be quite significant. I agree with that. I think that this series of instruments, representing five instruments that have breached the 28-day rule, we really should try and do better and encourage the Scottish Government to do better. It is there for a good reason, as Stuart Stevenson has said, and we shouldn't be breaching it. Thank you. If I could turn now to the certification of death Scotland act 2011 post-mortem examinations death out with United Kingdom regulations 2015, SSA 2015-165, there is a patent drafting error in the form and schedule to the regulations. It specifies that it is a form of application under section 19 of the certification of death Scotland act 2015. Regulation 2 cites the act correctly, as enacted in 2011. The Scottish Government proposes to correct the error by means of a correction slip on the basis that it is self-evident. That might be suitable in the instance, if I agree with the National Archives. The committee considers having regard to the fact that the only purpose of the instrument is to provide this form of application that the patent error should be reported. Does the committee therefore agree to draw the instrument to the attention of the Parliament under the general reporting ground on account of the aforementioned drafting error? As was the case with SSIs 2015-162, 163 and 164, this instrument was laid on 2 April 2015, and it comes into force on 13 May 2015. The speech is the 28-day rule, given that no account has been taken of the days when Parliament is in recess over Easter. The same comment supplied to this instrument is supplied to SSIs 2015-162, 163 and 164. Does the committee therefore agree to draw this instrument to the attention of the Parliament under reporting ground J? Does it too fails to comply with the requirements of section 282 of the Interpretational Legislative Reform, Scotland Act 2010? A Registration of Births, Deaths and Marriages, Scotland Act 1965, Prohibition of Disposal of a Body Without Authorisation Regulations 2015, SSI 2015-166. The meaning of Regulation 8 and of Form N in the Schedule to the Regulations could be clearer in a particular respect. There could be more clearly implement the policy intention that section of Form N relating to post-mortem examinations will require to be completed by a registered medical practitioner who has appropriate expertise in pathology. The Scottish Government has undertaken to bring forward an amendment to make this clarification at the next appropriate opportunity. Given that Form N is significant as having effect to release body parts for disposal after a post-mortem examination, the committee considers that the provisions could be clarified by an amendment as soon as possible. Does the committee agree to draw the instrument to the attention of the Parliament under reporting ground H? Does the meaning of Regulation 8 and of Form N in the Schedule to the Regulations could be clearer? Does the committee also agree to call on the Scottish Government to clarify the intended provision by making forward and by bringing forward an amendment instrument as soon as possible? Finally, as was the case with SSIs 2015-162-165, this instrument was laid on 2 April and comes into force on 13 May. The spirit is the 28-day rule, given that no account has again been taken of the days when Parliament was in recess over Easter. Again, the same comments that applied to the previous instruments apply to this. Does the committee therefore agree to draw this instrument to the attention of the Parliament under reporting ground J as it fails to comply with the requirements of section 28.2 of the Interpretation and Legislative Reform Scotland Act 2010? Does the committee also agree to reinforce the point on when it comes to a package of instruments sufficient time should be built into planning instruments so that any required review of the provisions after consultation can be done before the announced date, while still respecting the requirements of section 28.2 of the act? I turn now to agenda item 3, instruments not subject to any parliamentary procedure. No points have been raised by our legal advisers on the act of Soderent, ordinary cause rules amendment, Proving the Tenor and Reduction 2015, SSI 2015-176, Norum the Criminal Justice and Licensing Scotland Act 2010, commencement number 12, Order 2015, SSI 2015-177, Norum the Community Care and Health Scotland Act 2002, commencement number 4, Order 2015, SSI 2015-179, Norum the Registration of Births, Stillbirth, Deaths and Marriages, Prescription of Forms, Scotland amendment regulations 2015, SSI 2015-180. Is the committee content with these instruments, please? Yes. Gender item 4 is the Education Scotland Bill and the purpose of the item is for the committee to consider the delegated powers in the bill at stage 1. Members will have seen the delegated powers memorandum and the briefing paper. Committee is invited to agree the questions that it wishes to raise with the Scottish Government on the powers. It suggests that these questions are raised in written correspondence, and committee will have the opportunity to consider the responses at a future meeting before the draft report is considered. Section 7 of the bill relates to initial assessments of the need for Gallic medium primary education and applies when education authority receives a pimental request under section 5 of the bill. I will refer hereafter to Gallic medium primary education as GMPE. Where such a request is made, the authority is required to make an initial assessment for the need of GMPE, both within the area designated as a GMP assessment area under section 6 and within the specified child's year group. Section 7.5 provides that where, following an initial assessment, the authority is satisfied that the various conditions of section 6 are met, the authority must determine that there is potential need for GMPE in the area. There are two conditions in subsection 6 in A and B. Paragraph A provides that the child specified in the request and children residents in that GPE assessment area are in the same year group as a specified child and in respect of whose parents the authority holds information about demand, as mentioned in section 5.3, total 5 or more in number. Paragraph B provides that the demand for GMPE in respect of children in a different year group is at or is likely to increase to a level where the authority considers reasonable. Section 7.7 provides that Scottish ministers may by regulations amend section 7.6A so first to substitute a different number for the number of children that are specified. Paragraph A also enables ministers to provide that the number of children specified is to be read as a different number in the application of that subsection to such local education authorities as may be specified in the regulations. In essence, Paragraph A enables Scottish ministers to change the threshold figure by determining whether there is a demand for GMPE in a particular area sufficient to justify securing GMPE or to apply different threshold figures for different education authorities. Paragraph B is subject to negative procedure and while not altering the substance of the duty placed on education authorities to determine whether there is a need for GMPE in a particular area when a certain threshold is reached, the power is nonetheless significant to the practical operation of part 2 of the bill and its scope and application. Does the committee therefore agree to ask the Scottish Government for further justification of the choice of negative procedure for the exercise of this power, given its apparent significance and the fact that it permits the variation of the threshold figure beyond which an education authority must determine that there is potential need for GMPE in a particular assessment area? I think that this is very important because I think correctly what you have just said stresses the how significant the numbers could be. Probably four, five or six, would not be a significant difference, but there could be more significant changes made, so I think that it is quite fundamental. I would certainly like to hear the explanation for why they have done this. Section 10 of the bill relates to full assessments of the need for GMPE. Where, at the conclusion of the initial assessment process, an educational authority determines that there is a potential need for GMPE in that assessment area, the authority must either carry out a full assessment or proceed directly to securing GMPE. Whether the authority concludes at the end of the initial assessment that there is not a potential need for GMPE in the area, it is not required to take any further action. However, it may still exercise its discretion and either undertake a full assessment or proceed directly to securing GMPE. The full assessment procedure requires the educational authority to consult with the bodies as specified in section 10 3. The educational authority must then decide whether to secure the provision of GMPE in a particular assessment area. Section 10 7 sets out a list of matters in which the educational authority must have regard to in making its decision. In addition to the matter that is specified in the list in section 10 7, the authority must also have regard to any other matters that it considers to be relevant to the decision. Section 10 8 provides that Scottish ministers may by regulations modify sections 10 3 or 10 7. They may also make such other modifications to section 10 as they consider necessary or expedient in consequence of the modification of section 10 3. That power is subject to negative procedure and permits the modification of primary legislation. Does the committee therefore agree to ask the Scottish Government why it is considered appropriate that the power in section 10 8b is subject to negative procedure? Given that it permits modifications to primary legislation, the nature of which is not specified beyond the requirement that ministers consider them to be necessary or expedient in consequence of any modification of subsection 3. Section 12 of the bill enables the making of regulations that would extend the provisions of section 2 of the bill relating to GMPE to early learning and childcare. At present, section 2 applies only in respect of primary school education. A request under section 5 can only require the education authority to assess the need for Gallic medium education in primary schools. That power is subject to negative procedure except where it is exercised to make textual modifications to primary legislation. The power would permit a request made under section 5 to be treated by the education authority as a request to assess the need for Gallic medium education in the area in respect of the duty to provide early learning and childcare. Section 12a provides that regulations made to extend part 2 to early learning and childcare may modify part 2 of the 1980 act or any other enactment. Section 12b provides that such regulations may provide for any provision in part 2 of the 1980 act or any other enactment to apply with or without modifications. The power is generally to be subject to negative procedure but where it is exercised to make textual amendments to primary legislation, the affirmative procedure will apply. The extension of part 2 to early learning and childcare would represent a significant departure in policy terms from the position under the bill at present as the assessment process currently applies only in respect of primary education. Does the committee therefore agree to ask the Scottish Government for further explanation as to why the power is not subject to affirmative procedure in its entirety rather than a negative procedure where the regulations made in its exercise do not make textual amendments to primary legislation? Thank you.


Four Arab leaders have recently broken their silence on the situation in Gaza, marking a significant shift in their approach. They have been criticized for not taking a stronger stance to protect the lives of Palestinians amidst brutal attacks by occupation forces. Many in the Arab world feel that these leaders have failed to effectively address the occupation, with accusations of secret dealings undermining their ability to confront it. Instead of concrete action, their responses have often been limited to statements. However, there are indications that this may be changing, as suggested by King Abdullah II, bin al-Hussein of Jordan. Unfortunately, one of the most devastating wars in recent history continues to unfold in Gaza as we speak. Nearly 100,000 people have been killed, injured or are missing. The majority are women and children. We cannot afford an Israeli attack on Rafah. It is certain to produce another humanitarian catastrophe. The situation is already unbearable for over a million people who have been pushed into Rafah since the war started. We cannot stand by and let this continue. We need a lasting ceasefire now. This war must end. We must urgently and immediately work to ensure the sustainable delivery of sufficient aid. This newfound unity among Arab leaders comes in response to recent military operations ordered by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Rafah, one of the last remaining civilian strongholds in Gaza. Among these leaders are Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman, who has been criticized for his perceived silence. Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, known for his nuanced approach, Jordan's King Abdullah II bin al-Hussein, and Bahrain's King Salman bin Hamad al-Khalifa, who has been a prominent supporter of anti-resistance US forces in Yemen. Their decision to address the true nature of the occupation's actions in Gaza suggests a growing awareness of its intentions to prevent Palestinians from reclaiming their homeland. This shift reflects a deeper understanding of the situation and may signal a willingness to take more decisive action. As the crisis in Gaza intensified following a counter-offensive by Palestinian freedom fighters, it was revealed that the occupation allegedly provided funding to keep the groups divided and prevent unity with authorities in the West Bank. This strategy aimed to undermine the formation of a united Palestinian front and hinder the realization of a Palestinian state. The covert funding, proudly sponsored by the occupation, facilitated the counter-offensive without detection by their intelligence apparatus. Many analysts, including ourselves, have concluded that occupation authorities likely had prior knowledge of the counter-offensive, but chose to remain silent, possibly as part of their alleged plan to fully occupy Gaza. Now the occupation's plans to launch an attack on Rafa, the only refuge for civilians, further signal a purported campaign to cleanse Palestinian lands. While some may overlook the significance of Rafa in preventing a flood of refugees into Egypt and Jordan, the threat of attack has drawn attention to the crisis in Gaza, both globally and within the Arab community. To appreciate Rafa's role in the conflict, it's essential to understand its significance. Rafa's infrastructure serves as a testament to the occupation's alleged agenda to erase Palestinian presence in the Gaza Strip. It was home to the Gaza International Airport, known as the Yasser Arafat International Airport, which was destroyed and bulldozed by occupation forces. Following Israel's withdrawal from the Sinai Peninsula in 1982, Rafa became divided into Ghazan and Egyptian parts, resulting in the separation of families by barbed wire barriers and the destruction of the city's core by both Israel and Egypt to establish a buffer zone. Rafa, located in the southern Gaza Strip, serves as the capital of the Rafa governorate within the state of Palestine, situated approximately 30 kilometers, 19 miles southwest of Gaza City. In 2017, its population was recorded at over 171,000. However, as the brutal invasion intensified in Gaza City and Khan Yunis, approximately 1.4 million people were forced to seek shelter in the city. The Rafa border crossing, located in the city, serves as the sole entry point between Egypt and the state of Palestine. Given the strategic importance of the city and its role as a refuge for civilian victims of the crisis in Gaza, it has become a potential flashpoint for escalation between occupation forces and key Arab nations. The looming operation in Rafa represents a red line for Arab leaders and may prompt a significant shift in policies towards Israel. Some leaders, particularly in Egypt, have taken military measures and threatened further action to safeguard their country and border should the occupation proceed with planned operations in the small refugee city. There is skepticism regarding the sincerity of Arab leaders' threats, considering their past lack of action in confronting the occupation. Despite their silence and alleged facilitation of sanctions against Palestinians, the new occupation operation could potentially lead to a stronger Arab response. In response to the occupation's threat, Egypt has deployed about 40 tanks and armoured personnel carriers to north-eastern Sinai in recent weeks to bolster security on its border with Gaza. The Egyptian government has also vowed to suspend the peace agreement signed in 1979 if Israel sends troops into Rafa, the largest refugee camp in the world. Such a suspension could lead to the remilitarization of the Sinai Peninsula and prompt Egypt to block Israeli ships from using the vital Suez Canal. This, combined with developments in Yemen, could significantly impact the already struggling Israeli economy. Additionally, Egypt may escalate tensions by providing support to Palestinian freedom fighters to defend the refugee city from destruction by colonialist forces. Saudi Arabia has issued a warning of potential consequences should the attack proceed and other nations such as Jordan and the UAE have expressed disappointment with the occupation authorities' decision to forcibly clear Gaza of its inhabitants. The UAE has specifically proposed restarting the Palestinian peace accords and pursuing a two-state solution while also advocating for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza to facilitate meaningful peace negotiations. While the outcome of these efforts remains uncertain, given the occupation's aggressive stance, only time will reveal their effectiveness. Your support in liking and sharing this content on YouTube enables others to stay informed about developments in Palestine. Subscribe to stay updated on the latest news until our next update. Peace.