We built an MMO yesterday, and today we're going to go over the new features of our new MMO coming in three years Here's the video in case you missed it of the Omen project the MMO We talked about that we built yesterday click it in case you missed it and Today we're going to go over what you see behind me the key features of the new MMO So you are going to help us build as a community as a family that we will launch after we go IPO in three years Let's go So the most important aspect will be that it will have real-world benefit What real-world skills or knowledge do you gain the problem is that players become experts in a fantasy world in today's MMOs We suggest that the next MMO should gain real-world knowledge and skills as a side-effect of having fun playing the game For example opening up in a shop in this game will be similar to starting a real business in the real world Second most important tip in this new MMO is to player content A lot of MMOs require you to get into big groups big guilds big raids to do the meaningful things in the game And this is about two players. We have limited time in this world Let's make the game designed to run best with two player groups only you can do everything with two people you and a partner and That way you can do amazing things without planning and hoping your team is around or not around The problem is there still needs to be challenging content where you can have two pairs of people four people that work together And then when you have pairs of those so eight people work together But the game's core will be focused on two people working together now not solo because that's single-player game Just go play Skyrim if you want an awesome single-player game This will be an MMO that's designed around two player content Third big tip the end game starts at level one not 50 who wants to do the grind again I do not Come on game developers stop forcing us to go through some petty Leveling treadmill just so we can get to the fun in weeks or months after starting the game We will start this game at the max fun factor From level one Actually Morrowind was one of these games where you could basically go straight to the end of the game from level one because The level the monsters leveled around you. I'm not saying we'll use that mechanic But it was an interesting idea where you could actually the end game started at level one and it worked So let's do that in this MMO and the fourth suggestion We'll talk about today is user generated content in our new MMO Can gamers create anything permanent? Of course the answer is yes We've seen ever quest next take this approach where they will let you make things in the world That will be seen by everyone Star Wars galaxies had the same benefit you could plop a house down and Everybody saw it. It was there permanently for everyone to see to look at to enter with your permission So we will take that to the next level and we will allow a full Minecraft style of construction Destruction building crafting as a user generated content that lets you shape the world create user Cities not just a few Houses here and there and so the suggestion is to give gamers a creative outlet to this game think of second life Second life is a game exactly focused around building things and owning land, but there's no game to it It's really a simulation same with the Sims We want to take those elements and put them into an MMO with mechanics of all the exciting addictive leveling increasing skill Gaining new wealth in the game again similar to real life We as freedom have gained wealth and experience and skill in building the freedom network Where we are one of the top networks on all of YouTube in less than a year So we want to be able to do that in this game But also create the user generated content so that we can see some real results out of spending the Countless hours.  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What's going on everyone? Sam here with late sports car doing an 18 box mixer for Tom C. Got a full case of 22 Finest. We've got two boxes of 22 gold standard, one box of 22 spectra football, two 22 23 impeccable T-Moles, 23 bowman jumbo, a 23 tops chrome jumbo, a 23 tribute, loose box of 22 Finest, a 2019 bowman chrome and a 22 bowman chrome sapphire. So we'll start with the 23 BC sapphire for Donnie. On my request. Per Donnie's request. Because I need Donnie. Oh, that was an air ball. Very true. There's many reasons to that. Chapman, runs the Contreras rookie and base. Bigger than most group ricks. Sharon Durant, Samuel Munoz first. Nice one there, my guy. This is a Sunday Funday. Yeah, to see how honestly, Lexus Hernandez. It's technically Sunday, so. Technically, this is the kickoff to Sunday Funday. Jason Churio first, Curtis Mead. You're awesome for it. Brian Acunha, Joey Bart to 99 on the teal. Nice one there for the Giants, Corey Seeger. Cleal Watson to 75 on the orange for the Marlins. Nice prospect card there, Marcella Meyer and Bobby Whit. Of course, Watson now a Guardian. Got a yellow rookie, Jose Miranda, 32 of 50. Very nice. Congrats on that, Tom, Lonnie White. Matt McLean first. That'll work. Rookie of Seah and Christian Hernandez. Nice ones there. All right, we got a full case of 23 Finest. Eight boxes of 23 Finest. There's eight boxes in a case. I should have put the case in front, but I'll do that. He's back here now. Okay. Someone like an hour ago asked what camera we use and I forgot to answer. You just now remember that? Yeah, I don't know why, I just remember that. Here we go. Box one of Finest. Here we go, some Finest. That is a Mookie Betts to 199. Rookie Mazatake Yoshitra, Rosser. Jose Altuve, Refract. Contreras, Parasa. Hey, headliners, Bryce Harper. Wander, Gunnar Henderson, Rookie. Say Rookie's Mazatake Yoshitra Refractor. Oscar Colos, Rookie Refractor. Green, Alex Cole to 99. Nice one there. This is actually not a group break. You think this would be a group break? But no, it's a personal for Tom. Personal mixer for Tom C. Brett Beatty, Randy Johnson, headliners, and base. I always make bins, I usually do. I know, I was going to say. Volpe, Rookie. J-Rot to 300. Yeah, Loose Box is also 23. Loobob. Yeah, so it's technically nine boxes of Finest. Full sealed case and then one extra as well. Leave it toward Logan Webb to 250. Machado and Conforto. Finers, Beltre, Aaron Judge. I want to thank Tom for giving me something sweet to watch at 1AM. Catella Marte, Max Castillo, Refractor, Rookie Auto for the Royals. J-Ram and Raffy Dovers. Yo, Seth, look at you. Yeah, man. It's you, Donnie. I'm warmed up. Hey, Donnie, man. Jordan Walker, Rookie. This is just after practice reps right here. I know, we're really getting the shots up here now. Yeah, let's take 1,000 frees a day. Top load of 1,000 sapphires a day. No, no. I mean, sapphire cards, I might be about halfway there, but boxes, no hole. No, sir. Yeah, just in the terms of Finest, it's more than group break. Matsutake Yoshida to Gunnar Rookie. Logan Webb. Ooh, got a red. Luis Castillo, Red Wave Auto, Caleb Killian for a five. Nice one there for the Cubs. Red Wave. Very nice. Congrats, Tom. That'll work. Corbin Carroll Rookie and Francisco Alvarez Rookie. She has silver balls. Look at what Josh is saying. He goes, come on, Sam. I got to set up tomorrow. Rafi Devers, Riley Greene and Oscar Gonzalez. No, what do you want me to do with the red? Uh, should be fine. Debra Fracter, Leo Berguero. Yellich, Freddie Freeman. Headliners Ichiro, Josh Young Rookie. Joey Manassas. Second mini box now. It's a true blue. Christopher Morel Rookie to 150. The Cubs. Soto Goldie. Refractor of Pitilanzo. Refractor of Rookie Auto. Matthew Batten. That'll be going to the Padres. Nice one, Tom. Bryce Hoppeth. That is a green. Corbin Carroll, $12.99. Rookie Auto. That's an extra. All right. I wasn't expecting that, but that'll work. Hell yeah. Congrats on that one there, Tom. Someone cliff Sam's voice cracking. Yeah. Corbin Carroll. And Michael Harris, dude. I got to find at some point, my Trevor Lawrence voice cracks, the worst of all time. Oh yeah, I was here for that. Oh, you were. That's right. Sean will still, uh, I'm sorting cards and staring at my Morrell base when he said Morrell base. So I don't purple a tube at a 250. I know that was a bad voice crack, man. Dude, my voice is like the last two days. My voice has been cracking so bad on big hits. I'm like embarrassed for anything to get clipped and like put on Instagram or anything. Just be like, I opened fire and that's the consequence. Yeah. I know, dude. Honestly, I am so good at breaking. Sorry. I'm so lucky. Michael Harris to 75 rose gold. Kate Cavalli refractor. Logan Webb autumn. I swung there. It is a little damaged. I'll give you an empty box and wrapper, Tom. Can't do no 18 box personal. Now Tom's like, uh, Tom's alive. I met Tom a couple of times. Good dude. How many of his son are big into this? 299. Simeon Woods Richardson. Yeah. Really good dude. Really good dude. Headliners. Derek Jeter. Adley rookie refractor of Corey Seeger. Lujanami. Walda Chuck. Zach Wheeler. Luteal vapor to 250 and base. Piquero. That is a Nolan Gorman at 300. Purple Oscar Coloss at 250. A couple of nice numbered rookies there next. Crotto. Refractor. Morrell rookie. Michael Harris. Cedric Mullins. I'd say E guy Rosario. Refractor rookie auto for the Padres. Mitchell. Shea Langlears. Headliners. Vladdie. Nolan Gorman and Jayrod. Refractor. Miggy. I'm Michael Togli at 199. Teal. Gunner rookie. And those contours. All right. On to the next box. So finest. How do you pronounce it? It's not just E guy. Or is it just funny the way I say it? KJ Bleday. Shea Langlears to 175. Jazz Chisholm Refractor. Oswaldo Cabrera. Oh, Eggy. Eggy Rosario. Whoops. Headliners Ken Murphy Jr. I'm just a bot. Nice. Masataka Yoshida to 150. True Blue Auto. Good case so far. Tom, congrats man. Picked a good one for you here buddy. Hit that into a mag for you my friend. Jordon. Jordon to 25. Of course that happened again. I just always write E guy in my head. Refractor of history Ruiz. A storied Ruiz. A storied Ruiz. A storied individual named Ruiz. I have them tomorrow slash today. Jordon Walker to 300. That's Brandon Crawford. Moments Auto. Trevor Hoffman. Nice one there. That is sick. Congrats Tom. One of the best closers to ever do it. Hey, thank you there Alex. Got some group breaks with Forrest tomorrow as well everybody. Let's get his stuff filled up. He's got some upper deck stature hockey. Bryce Harper Refractor. He's got a lot of stuff tomorrow man. Sunday Funday football mixer. Adley Rookie to 250. Francisco Alvarez. Blue Teal Vapor. Deschette Fujinami. Is this the replay from today? Probably. Headliners Mariana. Morphal Ball. Yoshida. Nick Prado Refractor Rookie. Alvarez and Wheeler. Let old Tom will get in there and get some snaps. Rookie's Nolan Gorman and Corbin Carroll Rookie. All right on to the next box. Halfway through the case of Finest. I don't remember where he went. I wonder if Charlie Joyner's good name. Charlie Joyner? Yeah, he was another Charlie Joyner. Where was he? What's his name? He was at Purdue. Pretty big Purdue guy. Well like it was he was like one of the big seniors for like the big 10s. Okay, gotcha. Um, what is Charlie Joyner? Blue Miguel Cabrera to 150. Maybe it's not Joyner, but I know it's like Charlie Jones. Josh Young Refractor. Where's he? He's at the Bangles. Bangles, nice. Is he a QB or is he a... He's a wire seeker. Wire seeker. Purple Lubebub to 250. Okay, that's legit. I mean that's a early day three thing. So I mean that's a roster log. Headliner is Dave Winfield. Connor Henderson Rookie. Refractor Goldy. Green Lava 99-1 Soda Refractor Asturi Ruiz. Nice one there for the A's. Astori Ruiz. That is a Derek Jeter on the rivalries. Brandon Crawford to 100. Lava on our green. Michael Harris Refractor Rookie. Riley Green, Oscar Gonzalez. Headliners Juan Soto and Freddie Freeman. Blue Auto Kodai Senga. Nice. Congrats on that Tom. That'll work. The two big international signing guys that are rookies with Yoshida and Senga both on the blues. Nice.  Josh Young, Joey Minas. That's a Brian Bayo Refractor. Headliners Christian Yellow and Bryce Harper. All right, next box of Finest. World's Finest out 2-Vay. Yes, this is a good case, man. One Soda Refractor. We hit a red too, a red wave auto. Yeah. Three like very good rookie autos. This is a personal for one. Yes, this is a personal for one person box. Kodai Senga. Guy Tom. Tom C. Gold William Domus, 1 of 50. A Oscar Gonzalez Refractor. A rookie base auto. Machado and Conforter. Armistice is a treasure chest. Libertor, Carlos Correa Refractor. I just thought about a great SpongeBob moment. When they're becoming pirates to go and find a treasure from the board game. And they're on the ship. And Mr. Krabs tells SpongeBob to do something. He goes, Okie dokie then. And then Mr. Krabs goes, pirates don't say Okie dokie then. They say, arg. And then he's like, okay, arg, cap, arg, tin, arg. And then there's a, and then they crash in a thing. And Patrick's like, I think arg, what, arg. He's trying arg to say his arg and they crash. Shoya Ohtani to 150. So funny, dude. Oh my God. They don't say pirates don't say. Okie dokie then. They say, arg. Refractor, Christian Yelich. And Josh Young. And when they try to scare that little kid, they go, those guys are dorks. Yeah, but they're my dorks. Headliners, Akunya. Yeah, Ele will be in next year, Harrison. Kodaisenga. That's Nick Prado. Rookie Refractor, autograph. And Carlos Correa. Yeah, in terms of products. To be a lot of big names in products next year. I don't know who's going to be an update. I really don't. I don't think that they're going to load update very much. Joey Manes's Refractor, Rookie Michael Harris. I think they're going to save most guys till next year. Oh, East, I thought you said. West. That's West Patrick. You're fired again. Brian Veo. Someone say, okie dokie then. They say, arg. Let's take one moment of pause here. There's Salvador Perez Refractor. Do you think they'll put Henry Davis in? I think Henry Davis might make it. Riley Green Refractor, Rookie. I don't even know if they'll put Couser in, to be honest. Yoshida. Corbin Carroll to 250. Blue Teal Vapor. I don't know if they put Couser in, to be honest, Vaughn. Do you have him in? Westburg. I mean, Westburg got called up first. Otani Headliners. Corbin Carroll base, Rookie. What's a pirate's favorite letter? R. Freddy Freeman. Refractor, Rookie Otto. Drew Waters. Four of the Royals. You think it'd be R was actually the C. Teal, Lenin Sosa to 199. Dude, Series 1, I mean, if they say they don't put, say update doesn't exist. Just theoretically, like hypothetically. You have in Series 1, Ellie McClain and Carnasio and Strand. Marte. That's just for the Reds. You think, but it's the C's. Got a gold Rookie. Christopher Morrell to 50. Then you'd have Henry Davis. You'd have South Freilich. You'd have Colton Couser. You'd have Jordan Westburg. Hunter Green Refractor. Trying to think, who else? Remind me, who else? Who else do we got that got called up recently? Curtis Mead. There's Adrian Beltre Refractor. Oswald Parazza to 300. Trying to think, who else?  Oscar Gonzalez. Refractor, Rookie Otto is Jonathan Aranda for the Rays. He goes over. Adley Rookie. Oh, Hoppy. Nolan Ryan, Headliners and Bass. All right. Our last box from that case of Finest. Yeah, the new guy. Was it Schnuel or Seanal? Yeah, dude. A guy who got drafted by the Angel's first round pick in this last draft. Just got called up. Already? Like two months after, not even two months after the draft. Yeah. What position are they? Like a shortstop? Is there a shortstop? Who has the shortstop before? Green Mookie Betts to 99. Nobody, I think, of any super notable. Headliners, Randy Johnson. Wilson-Contreras. That's pretty crazy. Corbin Carroll, Refractor, Rookie. Wander and Gunner. I mean, something like that happens, like, what, 5% of the time? Yeah, I would say. If that, to be honest. Once, I think the most recent one was Chris Sale. Or no, it was Garrett Crochet. I think he was a... He was a... He only played 16 games in the minors, yeah. He batted like 370, though.  That's the only thing. But, I mean, clearly, if you're going to bat that good, why would you stay in the minors, I guess, at this point? But they did that with Ohapi, too. I mean, not Ohapi. They did that with Netto. They called Netto up so quickly. Netto's another one, too, Vaughn. Yeah, I feel like he's... Headliners, Bryce Harper. Apparently, Jax and Holliday. They have not ruled out calling up Jax and Holliday. The Orioles. Austin Riley. Drew Waters. That is $2.99 for the Royals. All right, let's go and say Ohapi, Ohapi, then.  So, $125? Rod McCoon, yeah. But it's a lot of it has to do with, like, the years of control, too. Like, you lose a year of control before their contract expires. If you call them up. So there's, like, it's... It's strategic. It's very, very strategic. Sootigery. It is very strategic. One thing here. Yeah, no, it is, like, kind of weird in that sense. I know exactly what you mean. I have one thing here. Sorry. One sec. Sam's got to do stuff. Yeah. No, there's one thing I wanted. I needed to change. Good. Purple. Can tell Marta to $250. Hey, Zach Wheeler. Kinsukaroy is Oscar Gonzalez. Headliners are in auto. Yeah, their pitching isn't super deep. That's the only issue. To $300. Wilson Contreras. Mitchell, Shea Langlears. Hey, Francisco Alvarez. Refractor Rookie. Bass and bass. And Michael Grove. Refractor Rookie Auto for the Dodgers. Nice one there, Tom. And bass. All right, that'll do it for the case of Finest. Very nice. Very nice. I'm estimating this is going to be, three and a half better. Think so? It's looking that way. I would say that's probably about right. Who are you, Adrian O'Connell? All right. Let's do 23 Bowman Jumbo next. 23 Bowman at Baseball Jumbo. Take a break from Finest for just a minute. Okay. Here we go. Again, Tom, no paper base will ship out of this. Just your comb and your hits. And your numbered stuff and inserts and all that stuff. And numbered paper as well, of course. That's what it will use to ship as well. That's been so long since I've done this. Ben Brown, downtown. Ben Brown, Purple Auto to 250. Nice one there. Paper. Kevin Aro first. And Elijah Green to 250 on the ray wave. Paper. Lee. Drew Jones first. Quinn Priester. Bucco's hurt. Bucco's hurt my last feeling. There's a Blake. Blake. It's a Blake. Yeah, so you used the slaper. I know I was going to say blaper, but that is a Blom. Colton Couser. Sedan Raffaella. Yosue DePaola. No way, Yosue. Nelson Rada. I'm not Jay. Maybe on the floor, dude. Christian Casas, rookie to 125. Gabriel Moreno. Blue paper. Roman Anthony. Nice one there to 150. DeRoganzales. Cam Collier first. Arias Crawford. Artega. Base, base, base. That is kind of wild, actually. Tim Tawa on the mini diamond auto to 299. Nice one there for the Diamondbacks. Graz Tom. This one, base, base. And base. That is a Yasser Mercedes. Lunar Glow. Jackson Holliday. That's Holliday. He's now up to number one, instead of being number nine. Got base. Otto Smealdi La Rosa. He's number nine. Yeah, anything in the beginning of the year. I just went in there for the Cardinals. I mean, in this set, technically, Kim and I wouldn't even have one of those.  Yeah, they release. I think MLB Pipeline every month or two. Releases the updated top 100. Plus, guys have graduated and stuff, too. LA Stadium looks like a spaceship. Roman Anthony. Oh, so far? Yeah, it does, dude. It's wild. It's kind of dope, though. Oh, I bet. From what I've heard. Corbin Carroll, rookie. Better be, probably. Yeah, I know. Oh, billions, dude. Billions of unbillions, unbillions. Mervits first. Watson and base. Mervits would be another one who might get up rookie and update. Merv, the swerve. Riley Greene. We've got Foyaco Grego and base. All right, let's do 23 Tops Chrome Jumbo now. 23 Tops Chrome Jumbo. And that'll be most of our big base products that are out of the way. I'll see a super. See a super. Senga. J-Ram. Count Mitchell, refractor, rookie. Josh Bell and Nicoladolo, refractor. James Outman, rookie. Base Auto is Freddy Furman. For the Royals and Starling Marta. Prism, Jose Abreu, refractor. Luis Ortiz, rookie. Tristan Casas, rookie. Gunner Henderson, rookie. Prism, Luis Ortiz. And Brian Beyo, refractor. Rookie. Oh yeah, it's still super loaded. Hogarths, Prism, Brian Beyo, and Shohei, rookie. Nice one there. Bye, back. Acunia, Brandon Drury. Longer, some Alvarez. Got a blue Raywave auto coming up here. That is going to be Ken Waldechuk to 150. That's kind of wild, actually, Grizzly. It's Topps, Chrome, Image, Variation, Ohtani, red to five from the Blaster. That's wild. Well, Vaughn pulled a taco fractor out of the Blaster. Riley Greene. And to put that into perspective, I could tell Marta to 250. I haven't even, I've not pulled one yet with how much stuff I've ripped. How much, I've ripped probably at least 20 cases of just Jumbo. Morel rookie, like wild, dude. Pink Minidiamonds, MJ Melendez to 350. Lubaab and Jose Bray. One cool thing about Topps, though, is like, you have a chance at... Yeah, dude, I love that. Yeah. Like, you could literally buy retail, Anthony Volpe, and hit, you could hit something huge out of it. Josh Young, got a true blue auto, Grayson Rodriguez. Nice to 150. Nice gray rod. All right, it's Tom. That'll work. Corbin Burns. Oh, we got a jersey. That is A. Miguel Cabrera. Nice, that's cool. Topps girl, I'm authentic. I was in such shock. Prism Cal Mitchell and Ramon Loriano. I don't blame you, to be honest. Come on. All right, we'll do the rest from this person. I'll start with a 23 tribute. Do tribute next. 23 tops, tribute. Three of the five David Fletcher's party minutes. That's great, dude. Yeah, we got our Taco Bell still open for another hour and 20 here. Find somewhere, get some ranch. Luke Voight. What? I've got wings, but I don't have ranch at the house. Wade Poggs and Kirby Pocket. Nice one there. I need ranch. To 199. Can't just eat plain wings. Sounds like a bot issue right now. What do you think I am? Hobby bias. Ooh. All right, we got a redemption. It's going to be tribute autograph of Miguel Cabrera. Nice. Congrats on that one there, Tom. Nice redemption. Little Miggie action. Never heard. Never heard a soul. Pedro. Jackie Robinson. Wow. Gunner Henderson. 10 to 99. Going to the Orioles. They're going to Tom, but it is an Oriole. He is an Oriole. Nice one there. That'll work. Little Gunner action. And a duel of Jose Abreu and the Big Hurt, Frank Thomas. Two at 199. Mark McGuire. Brian Reynolds. Nice one there. That is going to be to 199. Tribute Auto. And Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Yeah, I think they'll update. I think it'll look better next year. I'm sure they'll put it in next year again. And they've got a couple tweaks to make on it, for sure. I agree, Vaughn. What? The taco fracter. Oh. Stephen Kwan. That is a Varys Harper to 199. Tacos. You got scratches to get this in. There you go. Scratch and sniff. Scratch the cartel. Salvador Perez and Fergie Jenkins. True or blue to 150 on the auto. So in there a little color match action. All right. We'll do... Duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh-duh... Going through Tribute. We did the... Do 19 Boehm and Carolem next. I'll see a Vladdy or a Tatees or an Alonzo. Everyone, oh yeah, I know Sheets. Yeah, dude, Sheets is awesome. Yeah, Sheets is sweet. Clark Schmidt. Williams asked the D.O. to 499. Rookie. Justice Sheffield. And Chris Sale. J.K. Brad Keller. Chris Shaw. Refractor Rookie. Not numbered. Interesting. Tukitu Saan. Who's the first in there? Shervin Newton. Dan Strapper. Okay, nobody of Supernote. Okay, Michael King. Purple Shimmer. Brandon McKay. Those are not numbered in this year. Pess and Hera Rookie. And Marcus Strowman. Oh yeah. Oh, absolutely. Agreed, JT. Ryan Feltner to 499. Refractor, first auto for the Rockies. There you go, Tom. Starling Marza and Nick Sanzel. He's not going to be in anything because this is the year before. This is the year before him. His first is in 2020. There's no place on, unfortunately. We didn't hit a confidant in any of the Boehm and Carolem he did either, which is kind of disappointing. Very surprising. Ryan Barrochi and Christian Sir. Yeah, you're too afraid to get one in six boxes. I mean, every time you guys break, you get at least three. True. At least it feels good. Akuchi, Ramon, L'Oriana.  It's like, oh, I don't know what Sam is.  W Garcia. Refractor, Wander Javier to 499. Carter Keaboom and Austin Riley Rookie. Nice one there. That'd be nice if we got an auto hit. So I'm still going to say, oh, I know Anthony. Connor Pilkington. First, Ryan Feltner again. Two Ryan Feltners for the Rockies. Josh Bell and Nolan Aronato and Louise Brinson. All right, we'll finish off that personal order with a 23 finest. Going back to finest again after a full case. Yeah, he's like, Anthony was trolling me the entire time during the national breaks. World's finest. Soto, Goldie and Josh Young. Oh my God, that's wild. That must have been, they must have been lines like at midnight. To 1.75 Michael Conforto at $1.77 per gallon. Jordan Walker Rookie. Refractor, Manny Machado. Ruchman, Ohapi, Headliners, Dave Winfield. That's Cal Raleigh at $300. Jayrod Garrett Mitchell. We got an Orange. That's Aaron Judge, Orange Wave, Cannon Smith and Jigba to $25. That works. Nice one there for the Pirates. Brandon Crawford and Nolan Gorman. That works. That's a Headliners, Adrian Beltrae, Green, Alec Burleson to $99. Nice one there. But I also have a 40 gallon tank. Yeah, that's fair. That's fair. That's worth it then Harrison. That's definitely worth it. Refractor, Manoa. Jordana's Waldo Cabrera. That's definitely worth it. Joey Vado Refractor. Seon, Ronald Racunha. Another Joey Vado. Headliners, Nolan Ryan. Kodai Senga and base. Bo Nailer Refractor Rookie and Moreno Base Rookie.  Basketball. See a bar car. Pirates don't say okey dokey then. They say arg. Okay, arg. What I think arg is trying arg. Telly Devin Booker. Nice one there for the sons on the Red Asia. They're out of 87 already. Oh my god. Good lord. That is a one of one. Chris Middleton, Gold Asia. Congrats, Tom. That'll work. Nice one there, man. That'll play. That'll play just fine. Very nice. Devin Vasell, Red Asia. We've got a Jalen Williams. That is 86 of 88. Three colored RPA for the Thunder. Nice one there. And Tai Tai Washington to 88. Rookie Otto for the Rockets. Nice one there. Next impeccable team all Asia. We'll do two gold standards and then we will finish with Spectra. I know, dude. It's been a long time since we did Spectra. That is a Yanis, Red Asia. I mean, there's been some pretty big cards though I have to say, Harrison. Pascal Siakam. We've got what, four mags going so far? Yeah. Five. What do you have? The Yoshida. Yeah, the Yoshida, the Carroll, the Gunner, and the 101. Yandre Aten. God, Benedict Matherin. Five of 88. Nice one there for the Pacers. And A, Campaign. One of one. Cameron Payne. Two one of ones in two boxes, Tom. Congrats, buddy. That's crazy. It's kind of wild. Five mags, yeah. One of one, Campaign. All right, we got 22 gold standard football now. Two boxes, oh that. Jordan Walker, Super Auto, and a binder sleeve on IG. Oh, good job.  Well, how would you display it? Hey, Jordan Davis, 2.99. And A, George Kittle, 2.25. Starting off, we've got first hit. Antonio Gibson, 2.99. Going to the commander, white gold. We've got a Jalen Tolbert, 2.3.99. For the Cabellas. Next up is Jeremy Chin, setting the bar auto, 2.3.25. Nice one there. He is a panther. Yeah, I was going to say, I was just thinking of the Gold Yolkich prism all over again. That's a guy with a Gold Yolkich rookie prism, or prism, like true gold in a binder sleeve. Chicago Robertson, 2.199. For the Cabellas. I was going to make it number six here, Donny. We've got RPA of Kenny Pickett. So 1.49. Going to Steelers. Congrats on that Pittsburgh. Well, congrats, Tom. Congrats, Tom. It is a Steeler. Nice one there. There you go, buddy. Next up, another gold standard. Shrey Lance, 2.99. We've got Jared Goff, 2.30. Yes, 2.30. First hit, we'll be going to the A Steeler again, Deontay Johnson, 2.99. A little jelly of that one, Harrison. That is a nice one. Hawk, TJ Hawkinson, 2.99. For the Lions. Got Duel, is Chris Olave and Garrett Wilson. No random to do on this, Donny. That's good. 1.49. Got nice, Jamal Lewis. 4.49 for the Ravens on the 10K Auto. Rats there, Tom. That's pretty sweet. And Pierre Strong, Jr. Rookie Jersey Auto to 1.49. Four at the Patriots. Yo, Pierre, you want to come out here? I don't know, does he? And 1 box, 22 spectra football. Mr. Dak Kota Prescott on this. Make sure it's not a photo or anything. Nope, regular hobby. Good luck, Tom. Here we go, buddy. Looks like this breaks the ticket, though. That's at 48 minutes. Oh, yeah, we did start like one time. True. We've got a blue Disco CD Lambda 50 for the Cowboys. Chats calling shield. Calling shield. Jay Jedis, 2.99. Wavelength. We've got 11 of 60, Brees Hall next era. It wouldn't be the most shocking thing in the bowl at this point. Right, honestly. And nice one here, 2.15. Steve Young on the icons on Card Auto. Congrats on that for the Niners. You stand, Francisco, at 49ers. All right, Celestial Josh Jacobs to 99. For the Raiders. The Raiders. Rookie. God, that's funny. Got to go all out with the zoom. True. 24 at 25. Aaron Rodgers. Sunday Spectacle, Celestial Jersey Guard. And 70 of 99. Hassan Haskins, three-colored RPA. Nice Juan there. For the Titans. Oh, no. Did I say Hassan Haskins? Traylon Burks. Did I say Hassan Haskins? I think you did. Traylon Burks. Traylon Burks. That's Traylon Burks. And, okay. Just leave me alone, bro. Someone call out the ambulance. Wee, wee, wee, wee. Ledany and Tomlinson to 60. Traylon Burks. Aaron Jones. Yes, it has been a long day. Thank you, Grizzly. Got 57 of 75. That's Antonio Gibson on the brilliant, or yeah, brilliance for the commander's jersey. And 23 of 35. Carson Strong. Four-colored RPA for the Eagles. Oh, Eagle One. Eagle Legend, Carson Strong. Not. Get this guy out of here, too. This guy needs to go home. I do. All right. We've got Desmond Ritter to 75. I've been trying to get you to send me home all night, but that doesn't work. Nice one there. We got points. 1500. Not bad. We'll take it. 1500 is a pretty big number. Nice one there, Tom. Brandon Cooks. Mr. Brandon Cooks. Base car. And to 75, Alec Pierce, building blocks for the Colts. Not bad. I'll take the mouse. We can just recap the mag stuff. It's going to go through the mag stuff for you really quick time, the notable guys. We had the Cutty Picket RPA to 149. Campaign, one of one. Chris Middleton, one of one. Gunner Henderson to 99. Masataka Yoshida to 150. And Corbin Carroll to 99. Let's do it for your break, Tom. Thanks again for the support, buddy. We'll get him right out to you.


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Our next caller is Brian from Texas, what's going on Brian? How can we help you? Hey, how y'all doing? Good? so So I'm I'm I'm kind of long and thin Never had a lot of success building muscle I'm product of a lot of the things y'all talk about a lot of bad information and bad form and you know Just an attitude to do more it'll get better and stay in the gym till I'm sore and beat up every day But uh, you know Down the road, I've let myself build a crap in my 30s and 40s and a little over a year ago Finally got it together lost about 50 pounds and got to a point where I wanted to build some muscle and Kind of went back to those same problems. I was having before just wasn't having a lot of success and I found your Podcast is just the right time You know, you've helped me answer part of that equation, which was stop swimming six miles a week Was the first step but once I bought one of your fitness bundles and got into the max prime section I realized I got a lot of muscle imbalances as well and mobility issues So before I moved into a more advanced course I really kind of started myself out just doing pre primers fortification and post primers Three days a week with mobility sessions on the performance section in between So seven days a week just mobility and my question is is this the right approach? To focus solely on these mobility issues or should I be incorporating? One of the foundational programs in there to help me reach my goal of building muscle in address Mobility issues first of all that really really smart. Yeah, I was just gonna say There's a misconception that mobility and correctional work doesn't make you stronger the reason why you get better At mobility work and correctional work as you practice it is precisely because you're building strength You're just building strength in targeted ways to improve your the way that you move now if you were my client This is exactly what I would do what if when I took a client and I identified lots of mobility and movement issues That's all we focused on for a little while because that's the fastest way to improve And it's the fastest way to get to the point where you can start to focus on heavier weight and compound lifts and that kind of Stuff so you're doing exactly what you're strengthening the support system You're you're you're providing more stability amongst the joints, which then you can even load More as you get back into weight training. So I think it's just a misconception people think they're regressing tremendously by just focusing on it when in fact You know, it's a little bit longer approach, but you're actually going to be accelerating your results this way I'm actually really impressed by this considering that you admit you're doing everything so wrong in the past from before and I think You and you've obviously not only have you you bought the programming so that you obviously Listen to all the videos and read the continent which sometimes people just buy it and then don't go through all that stuff Because you where you went and where you started is exactly where I think all of us would that's why we wrote it We wrote it with those intentions for someone just like you now Of course eventually you'll want to start to move into some foundational stuff And the way that would look is I would start you one day a week of Anabolic so I would keep doing everything you're doing and then trade out Maybe one of those days or if I could add a day of like of you know A foundational day from maps anabolic and see how you feel see if you feel good when you squat See if you feel good when you're doing these movements and and then start to build upon that But what you're doing you're you're laying the perfect foundation and to Sal's point you are building muscle You're just building very specific muscle to to work and work on all those imbalances Awesome, and I've seen those I've seen those results Already just just from going through the mobility. I've seen the strength games and I feel more stable and a lot of lifts So yeah, that that's That's what I'm seeing and and you know, that's why I love you all the information It's it's so easy to buy in because you listen to what you say and then you see the results on the other end Yeah, no stay the course you're doing awesome You're doing the right thing stay the course and you'll get there and you actually get your goals faster Are you are you actually Brian? Are you inside our private forum? I'm sorry. What do you mean by get we have we have a we have a we have a Facebook private forum Are you I'm assuming you're not in it No, I'm not okay, so I'm gonna have Doug give you now you are that's right I'm gonna give I'm gonna have Doug give you access to it's on Facebook So I don't know if you use Facebook or not. Hopefully you do If you don't hopefully use it for this, but I would love to hear your progress in there There's a community of people just like yourself plus us And then we have a lot of pts nutritionists a lot of really intelligent brilliant people in there It's a great community where people are sharing their progress and that way if you have questions along your journey or you want Us to look at your form when you do an exercise You can shoot it up there on that page and you'll and you'll get a response from one of us pretty quick If not from another professional that's in there So it's I think it's a great value add to what you already have going for you. So join that join that group I'd love to see you in there. There you go We'll do we'll do appreciate it. No problem. Yeah, that's a tough situation because people think mobility means You know, oh, no, I'm not gonna get there fast enough or I'm not gonna the truth is you'll get there faster By focusing on those things First because when I when we train clients would you I mean you've got a client You need to work on mobility correctional exercise You wouldn't do that and bodybuilding or that and powerlifting right right? It would be just kind of productive Well, especially when he I mean he says he failed all three compasses. So he knows he's got a lot of work I mean any I love hearing someone because this is an area where I think I think a lot of people miss they They buy our prime program and they kind of like just go over it real quick They don't really go into it or they'll do like one session be like, okay I get those and then they'll just jump right back the tree. Yeah, so what he's doing is is perfect man And he said it himself. He's he's seeing the difference.  I mean that's the and honestly I would just continue down that path and then I'd probably start to flirt with One day a week of anabolic just to see how I perform like does the squad feel good Do I look like I'm moving well like and and then if that Continues to progress and I'd slowly start to add days from anabolic in there


Our 134A at 800 kilopascals in 25 degrees Celsius is throttled to a temperature of negative 20 degrees Celsius. Determine the final pressure and internal energy of the stream. The way that we indicate a throttling valve in our diagrams is with this thing that looks like a bow tie. We can describe an inlet state and an outlet state. I'm going to establish a control volume and start a list of assumptions. First assumption I'm going to make is steady state operation. Next, I have an open system. I don't really need to list that as an assumption, but I will open system. And then if we consider what's happening in this throttling valve, we are trying to convert from within the enthalpy term to within the enthalpy term. And we typically neglect things like work and heat transfer. That's less to do with any insulation and more to do with the fact that the valve operates quickly. We say that a quick process does not have any opportunity to exchange heat because it doesn't have any meaningful time to exchange that energy. Sort of like if I lit a lighter and passed my hand through the fire, my hand doesn't get burned. It's not because I'm invulnerable, but my hand wasn't in the fire for long enough to exchange any meaningful amount of heat. So I can add adiabatic and even no work because the expansion valve has no opportunity for work to occur. While I'm here, I'm going to recognize that the goal of the expansion valve is to drop the pressure and it pushes that energy into other places within the enthalpy. Therefore, I can neglect any changes in kinetic nor potential energy. And with that, I have enough to start an energy balance and a mass balance. Because I have studied state operation, there are no opportunities for mass nor energy to change within the control volume with respect to time. As a result of that, whatever mass flow rate enters has to leave. I only have one inlet, it's state one. I only have one outlet, it's state two. Therefore, m dot one has to equal m dot two, both of which I'm just calling m dot for simplicity's sake. Similarly, the energy of the control volume can't change with respect to time, so whatever energy enters also has to leave. Therefore, e dot in equals e dot out. Because it's an open system, e dot in could be work heat transfer or the energy associated with a moving mass. Similarly, e dot out could be work heat transfer or the energy associated with a moving mass. Because I'm assuming it's operating adiabatically, I'm neglecting heat transfer. And because there's no opportunities for work to occur, I'm neglecting work. Which means the sum in of m dot theta has to equal the sum out of m dot theta. I only have one inlet, it is state one. Therefore, this becomes m dot one times h one plus specific k e one plus specific p e one. The sum out of m dot theta becomes m dot two theta two, which is m dot two times h two plus specific kinetic energy two plus specific potential energy two. And then because the mass flow rates are the same, they cancel. Because whatever kinetic energy there is at the inlet is assumed to be the same as the outlet, I'm assuming no changes in kinetic nor potential energy, whether those terms disappear as well. And we're left with h one is equal to h two. For this reason, we typically refer to these expansion valves as being isenthalpic. They are isenthalpic expansion valves, which means no change in enthalpy, constant enthalpy process. That constant enthalpy allows me to fully define state two from the temperature and the properties of state one. Now that state point two is fully defined, I can actually look up whatever I need. So I'm looking for the final pressure and internal energy of the stream, which means that we're looking for p two and u two. And in order to get to that, I need to look up h one, which I can apply at state two. So for those three lookups, I can jump into my property tables. I want the properties of r 134 a, which means I'm going to be looking at tables a 10 through a 12 alike with water. I can position my state point by considering my saturation conditions. At state one, I have a temperature and a pressure. So I can either look up the saturation temperature corresponding to my pressure and compare that pressure to it. Or I can look up my saturation temperature at my pressure and compare my temperature to that saturation temperature. In this case, it'll probably be easier to compare my temperature to the saturation temperature at 800 kilopascals. So I will look at these saturation tables for arm with 34 a by pressure, which is table 11 800 kilopascals is eight bar. The saturation temperature at eight bar is 31.33 degrees Celsius. My temperature at state one is less than the saturation temperature at P one, which means that I must have a compressed liquid. So populating that information and say he sat at P one is greater than T one therefore compressed liquid. It has not yet begun to boil. So now all I have to do is find my compressed liquid tables for R 134 a. Surely that won't be a problem. I'll just scan down my table of contents and I see saturated R 134 a temperature table, R 134 a pressure table, superheated R 134 a and then ammonia, huh, interesting. I don't have a compressed liquid table. I don't have a compressed liquid table because we typically don't care about compressed liquid properties for refrigerants. We are typically jumping back and forth across the saturation dome and looking at how much energy is associated with that phase transition. Since I don't have a compressed liquid table, the best thing that I can do is approximate the property by using the saturated liquid property. So we're saying HF is about the same as HF at our temperature. What we're saying is we're assuming the pressure has no effect in the compressed liquid region. Note that that's not the same as assuming the temperature has no effect in the compressed liquid region. I mean, if I look at water, for example, compressed liquid water is on table A5. Note how much the enthalpies are changing as a function of temperature, even relatively small changes like 80 degrees Celsius to 180 degrees Celsius, which is what, about 25%. Is a difference of twice as much enthalpy. Compare that to doubling the pressure at the same temperature. We go from 336.86 to 338.85. That's not much change at all. That is why we can get away with assuming that we don't have pressure effects in the compressed liquid region. Therefore, we're looking up the saturated liquid property at our temperature, not at our pressure. So HF of R134A at 25 degrees Celsius. For that, we jump back to table A11. Excuse me, table A10, and I find 25 degrees Celsius. I don't happen to have direct rows for 25 degrees Celsius, so instead I have to use 24 and 26 and interpolate between them. So that interpolation is going to be 25 minus 24 divided by 26 minus 24. Let me pop out my calculator here. 25 minus 24 divided by 26 minus 24 is equal to the thing that I'm interpolating for minus 82.9 divided by 85.75 minus 82.9. Looking for X and we get 84.325. So we're saying that instead of grabbing an enthalpy for R134A at 800 kilopascals and 25 degrees Celsius, we're looking up the specific enthalpy at 25 degrees Celsius and oh, about 660 kilopascals. And we're saying because pressure doesn't affect the properties within the compressed liquid region that that number is close enough. With our new enthalpy, we can fully define state two for that, the first question is going to be what is the phase at state two? We have a temperature and an enthalpy. So we go back to our saturation tables. In our saturation tables at negative 20 degrees Celsius, we see that the enthalpy of a saturated liquid is 24.26 and the enthalpy of a saturated vapor is 235.31. Our enthalpy is 84.325. 84.325 is greater than HF, but less than HG, which means that we must have a saturated liquid vapor mixture. First of all, we can conclude that our pressure must be the saturation pressure at our temperature, which means that the first part of the problem is pretty easy. P2 is just 1.3299 bar because we were given a pressure in kilopascals. Best practice is to express an answer in kilopascals, which means 132.99 kilopascals. For U2, we have to interpolate across the saturation dome to come up with our property at a temperature of negative 20 degrees Celsius. So that interpolation will go H2 minus HF divided by HG minus HF is equal to quality at state two and that's also equal to U2 minus UF divided by UG minus UF. We could interpolate for an X2 and then use that to step to U2, but because we don't actually care about X2, we can actually just jump all the way from H2 to U2. So my interpolation is going to go. H2, which is 100, excuse me, was 84.325. I guess it's still on the calculator so I can just use that. Minus HF at negative 20 degrees Celsius, which is 24.26 divided by, let me add a couple more parentheses for good measure, divided by 235.31 minus 24.26 and that's equal to X minus UF, which is 24.17 divided by 215.84 minus 214.17. We're solving for X and we get 78.719. So we have a pressure and internal energy at the end of the process. We have completed the problem. But you know what? I think we should do something else. We're all here anyway. Let's say that I asked you to plot this and let's say that I asked you to plot it on a PV diagram. For that, we need to indicate our saturation lines. It might be helpful to plot out a couple of lines of constant temperature. For the sake of drawing out this example, let's say the top line is 25 degrees Celsius and the bottom line is negative 20 degrees Celsius. With that information, I can plot state one and state two as well as the process path. State one was at the high temperature. We have 25 degrees Celsius. So I'm going to go into my compressed liquid region and I will indicate state one like this. State two is on the negative 20 degrees Celsius line and I know that it's under the dome. If I had calculated a quality at state two, that would help me position my state point across the dome. So since we're here, let's just compute that number. We get a quality of 28.5%. That means our state two is going to be 28.5% of the way across the dome, which I can draw as being right about here. And that's good enough for my purposes right now. In the future, it might be useful to recognize how a line of constant enthalpy looks on these diagrams, but for now, that's just fine.


So I realized I was coming to Atlanta. I'd say they traded back from Pick 35. And then I got a call in the location with Atlanta, Georgia. And I looked at the screen on TV, and they had Pick 40. And I'm like, oh man, here we go. We going to the A, baby. So I kind of already knew where I was going then. With the 40th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, the Atlanta Falcons select Richie Grant. We're really excited about Richie Grant. He has rare passion. He fits to eat those tough, smart, competitive. He'll knock the taste out of your mouth, or he'll take the ball away. We love this player. We're excited to have him in the fold. We had a few Zoom calls. They liked the way I played the game. They liked my character, the guy I was off the field. I said it once, I said it again. You got a dog. Richie Grant is a dog.  I'm going to leave. I'm going to do everything I need to do to make sure we get some W's. And the ultimate teammate, man. I love the push guy. I love to motivate my guy. I love to play for my guy, sacrifice for my guy. Everything about me is team, team, team, team. And I'm just a very down-to-earth dude, very passionate about the game I play. You're going to see that this fall. The whole idea of team actually came on pretty late because growing up I love to do everything on my own. Like I wanted to be. No, we playing 21, I didn't like playing on teams. I like to play on my own because I can pin on myself to put up the best effort, you know. But when I got into school ball, you know, you got to compete with teammates. You can't play by yourself. There's 10 other guys on the field with you.  So as strong as he is, as strong as the team would be. So once I started realizing that, started bringing along guys at the bottom, making everybody better. And that's what team really hit on. My passion being on football would definitely be just impacting people, you know, in a positive way. I just had a blessed life, you know. Thank God for that. And I just feel like I was put here for a reason. And that reason was to just motivate, you know, the young kids and my family members and all that, to just elevate their mindset. Because coming from where I'm from, you know, you get locked into that cycle of, there's not much out there.  But I'm here to say, you can do more than that.


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Hey guys, my name is Uma. Welcome to trending reviews today. I'm going to be reviewing the Marshall major 2 Bluetooth headphones so I'm gonna give you a quick unboxing and give you a rundown of all of the features that come with this pair of headphones here, so let's get straight into it Okay, so here we have the Marshall headphones major 2 Bluetooth box Pretty standard as with the previous major one Set of headphones, so let's quickly go and open this So as you can see pretty compact. We've got the headphones If you lift this up, it's got a nice solid coiled pair of wired headphones here with the gold Metal casing at the end so that it doesn't tear the headphones also comes with a Microphone and music controller in case you want to take phone calls You can do that as well Also comes with the charging cable USB charging cable You can see that the ends of the cables are got a pretty cool design as well Got that sort of a mesh feeling And then you have your Quick start user guide as well So let's have a quick review of the headphones itself so For me personally, I think you'll either love or hate the styling of the Marshall major 2 Bluetooth headphones However, it does retain the exact same styling as the wired counterpart Both which is modeled after the Marshall's iconic amplifiers Which you can see here on the actual earpiece itself Now I've got the brown version of the headphones. It also comes in black But I think the brown one looks slightly better and you have the The Marshall logo in gold You've got the nice Rubber feeling along the inside and on the earpieces and you've got the metal frames to Change the position of the earpieces on your head And you've got that sort of mesh sort of pattern On the outside of the headphones as well Now the major two Bluetooth headphones are on ear headphones Which means that the ear pads they rest on your ears instead of around them Now you have a lot of fans with over ear headphones But they should actually check out the Marshall monitor Though the major two Bluetooth headphones they isolate the noise fairly well. So they are pretty much noise canceling And they don't have that much Interference from any Bluetooth connections Now also with the headphones Comes the wired cable Now some people have reported that the sound quality With the wired cable In relation to the Bluetooth connection is slightly better Which is of course natural if you've got it connected directly into your Audio input source However, the quality of the cable is quite high end In comparison with the price of the headphones. So It depends on what you prefer really Now if you did buy the Bluetooth headphones I presume that's the reason why you bought it so that it is wireless So overall I think the sound quality for the wireless Aspect of these headphones are pretty well Although there are people who have reported a little bit of a grainy noise when you do connect via Bluetooth But overall I think that connection has been established really well between my phone And the headphones And I haven't really found any loss in audio quality thus far I've been playing around with this for About two weeks now And so far I think it's been great. Okay to Pay your headphones with your phone or your laptop or your tablet You have to turn on the set of headphones first if you hold it down for three or four seconds It will turn white as you can see the white light is on Now while it's on you have to double press that same button again And you'll see that it turns blue once it turns blue It's now searching to connect to another device. So you Have to go to your Bluetooth settings on your phone and then connect it and it should say major to Bluetooth Once you've done that it will pair And then the light will turn white again And if you have the headphones over your ears, then you'll hear an audible noise to confirm that Now a quick one about the controls. So you have a gold button on the left earpiece So this will control either incoming phone calls Which you can use with the Inbuilt microphone slot in the earpiece on the right Or in your headphones, you can use the earpiece that's connected to the wire Now this one if you basically single press the button That will answer the phone call And if you double press that will end the phone call In terms of music, which is most likely what you're going to be using this for You can single press this to to play or pause a song To play the next song You swipe it to the right Previous song you swipe it to the left If you want to put the volume up you swipe upwards And again downwards if you want to put the volume down And it's pretty straightforward. Those are the the basic controls for this button And I found that this is really easy to control my music from Previous bluetooth headphones that I've had whether they've been in ear Or over ear and sometimes you get Music controls with buttons on the actual wires, which I found a little bit fiddly But this actually makes it 10 times easier. So I do give it a thumbs up for that And lastly, I have to talk about the battery life Now Marshall do claim that this is about 30 hours of battery life And based on the two weeks that I've had it it's still running on the single battery And I've possibly played it maybe one to two hours per day And I possibly have maybe five percent battery life left in there Although there's nowhere I can actually track that But the light on the right earpiece will start flashing red if the battery is running low And so far that hasn't happened. So I think the battery life is one of the best out there on bluetooth headphones So that's the real win as well Okay guys just to give you an idea of what it looks like when you wear the headphones I'm just going to give you a demonstration now So they are on ear headphones. They don't cover the entire ear But that depends on the size of your ears obviously But this is how it looks front on Very minimal you'll see a gap through the metal frames on the side depending on the height that you leave in them from the side view This is how they look and again on this side And then from the back So they're not really large. They don't really stand out and they're not really like in your face But I think they look Really nice, especially the ones in brown, which is the color I got And I think they're pretty comfortable because once you wear on ear headphones for a large amount of time You do tend to start feeling a little bit of a pain in your ears But this one actually is really comfortable. I've worn it Just commuting on the on the train. I've worn it in the gym while I'm working out And no problems whatsoever And I'm going to continue wearing these for a long time So I do highly recommend them for anyone that is looking for a set of on-air bluetooth wireless headphones So thanks for watching guys. Hope you enjoyed the video Please do give it a thumbs up if you like the review If you have any questions on the headphones, then please do drop me a comment below Otherwise, I'll see you next time on my next video. Take care


Hi, my name is Time Stewart for Cleaning Business Today. In today's daily tip, we're going to be talking about employee turnover. Employee turnover is calculated by taking the number of employees that leave an organization and dividing it by the total number of employees that are typically carried on the payroll. In order to make that number relevant, you want to be able to put it within a timeframe. Typically when we talk about employee turnover, we talk about it on an annual basis. So in order to come up with annual turnover, you want to take the number of employees that left the organization over an entire year and divide it by the average number of employees that you carried over the course of the year. Let's look at a spreadsheet and look at one way that we can go about doing that calculation. There are several, but this is one of my favorites because it's a pretty straightforward way and most of us should have access to this information. The first step would to be go back over the last 12 month period, the last calendar year, and figure out how many employees you carried each month. One way of doing that is just to take a particular payday each month, say the first Friday of the month or the first pay period of the month and count the number of paychecks that went out. That's what we did in this example and for each month we recorded that number, come up with a total of 293 divided by 12, we had an average of 24.42 employees per month. So that was the average number of employees that we actually carried for that year. A good way of coming up with a total number of people that we paid for that year would be counting the W-4s and we should all have that information, we either do it ourselves or we have an account or payroll service do that. So in this example we're using 108 as the number of W-4s, you take the 24, the number of employees and subtract it from the 108, that gives you a number of 83 in change which equals the number of departures you had for that year. So if I take the 83, divide it by the 24, that gives me an annual turnover rate of 342 percent. The number is important because it's a good indicator of how good a job we're doing of recruiting the right people, selecting and hiring the right people, how good our training programs are, and how good a job we're doing of creating a culture that makes the right people want to stay and be committed and be productive and long-time employees in your workforce. You constantly want to be developing new programs and implementing new approaches to keep that number as low as you can. I hope you found this KPI tip useful. Thank you for watching Cleaning Business Today.


Today we're staging a simple test. We've got a family car, a racing driver with some unsuspecting passengers and some witch's hats. Let's go. You ready Russell? I'm ready. Are you guys ready? Yep. All right, hold on to your hats. Three, two, one, go! All right, so how do you think you're going? Well, that was all right. That was tidy. Yeah It was all within the cones, didn't hit anything. That was a tidy lap. So this time we're going to try it again. But this time you're going to wear these drunk goggles. Try again, do the course as fast as you can confidently with those. You're not allowed to hit anything. Okay, so same course. We'll see how you go. Three, two, one. This is really bad. Working on the track.  How are we feeling? That, may I say, is a high ad-nav. 180% if this simulates drunk driving. Man, that is so bad. Three, two. How'd that feel? I couldn't see anything. Like it just is so hard to concentrate and I honestly felt like I was going through the cones. But then I could hear it and I knew I wasn't going through the cones. So I don't know, like I didn't even know where I was. So your visual message is not matching with what's going on around you? Not at all. They're like two, I don't have my senses together. I can't see. And I think part of the scary part of alcohol is that alcohol gives you a sense of sobriety. It affects your vision, slows down your response times and all the while that sense of I'm okay. How'd you feel in the passenger seat then?  So this has all been fun and games here today, but the reality of driving whilst affected by drugs or alcohol is very serious. So avoid situations where you're tempted to drink and drive and always remember, look after your mates.