Anyway, I'm about to knock your socks off with this one. Bolo. Hey, Bolo buddies, thanks for watching. Amazing, right? All right, let's get started. All right, Bolo buddies, vlog time. We are going to ship packages. And I'm going to have on three different shirts, maybe four, I don't know. This is probably over two or three days. I've just been kind of recording as I pull packages and vlogging just may not be my thing. The video is over an hour. Oh my goodness, I cannot make you guys watch for a whole hour. So I'm going to split this in half. I'm going to release part of it now. And then the other half is going to release later today. So make sure you have that bell on so that you know when I release it and stay tuned.  But I am going to show you some plush. A viewer reached out to me about some plush that she had and she needed it gone the next day. So she knew that I lived near her. So she asked me if I would come and pick it up. And I was like, I figured it out. I went the next day and I picked up eight huge bags of plush. I think we're going to do one bag in this video and mix it up with somewhat solds to keep this educational. I'm going to show you what I got, what's sold so far, and how I listed everything. So let's get started. Okay, Bella buddies, you see this hat? Check it out. It's like minty, minty vintage. I told my husband to be on the lookout for vintage hats and he brought this one home. And we've had it listed for a little bit. I started it on eBay, cross posted it to Mercari and Poshmark. And it just sold on Mercari for $124 free shipping. I think he audited a flea market. I have no idea what he paid for it. I didn't ask. I just listed it for him. And I messaged him today and I'm like, do you want to accept this offer? And he's like, yeah. So super exciting sale for the husband, Bolo. Here is the inner tag, not something I'm super familiar with. And it just says made in the USA here on the back. So super, super, super, whoa. Cool hat right there. All right, Bolo buddies. I also sold this. This is a super shooter. And these used to go for crazy money. And I just sold this for a best offer of $35. I may have undersold it, but the box is not in great condition. And I just decided to take the offer. I'm going to pull up some solds and see if I undersold it. But I got this really, really cheap. I want to say I paid a buck or two for it at like an estate sale. I believe it was in the closet of an estate sale, just sitting there. And I'm like, oh, and then the prices have gone down a little bit, but still something to be on the lookout for. If you can get it for the right price, it is a super shooter electric cookie. I don't know that word. Candy maker. It's candy maker. And it's got all the little patterns there.  Or maybe I undersold it. So let's look at some comps. All right, guys, if you can get them brand new in the packaging, definitely, definitely, definitely big money. But let's look at the pre-owned and see what they're going for. All right, pre-owned $73.98. Looks like two of them there. So yeah, prices have definitely gone down. I probably could have gotten a little more because that one went for $59.99 pre-owned no box or a book and sold for $60. And I just sold mine for $35. But that's okay. I'm happy to move it and be on the lookout for this super shooter. You see those lights up there? I bought them and I keep saying I'm going to like use them and dim the lights and have it like glow around me. And they're just still sitting there. Anyway, I'm about to knock your socks off with this one. This is Vintage White Thread. It is, it's called something here, Coats T9, 750 yards on each one. And it's a nice little bundle. I got this at an estate sale, clean out. And it says dual duty plus hand quilting. So I sold all of this for $48 plus shipping. Buyers all in for like over 50 bucks for some thread. So nice little Bolo I didn't know about until I looked it up and decided to just bundle it and sell it. So be on the lookout. Okay, so while we're talking about quilting supplies, I sold this. It's some sort of like easy circle cut, Sharon Holtgren. And I've been doing pretty good with these patterns. So this one for $14.30. It sold pretty quickly. And the buyer was paid the tax and the shipping on that. So all in, oh, I want to say was in the $29 range. So I'm not sure if this was a priority mail, if they upgraded it, if they're trying to get it quick before Christmas. But definitely something to be on the lookout for. You can usually pick these up for a decent price at garage sales, thrift stores, estate sales, stuff like that. This one came from an estate clean out. Let's see what we got here. I'm just going to pull them out one by one. And we're going to take a look at the plush, the brands and see what we have. So what a awesome gift this was.  So appreciative. This is a Charlotte Grace progressive plush from 2016. Never heard of that. So I will get these listed and definitely going to pop up some screen shares and stuff for you guys on these. Let me get a towel here. The eye on this one has a scratch. I'm not sure if that'll come off or not. I do have a cleaning paste that I use. And I may or may not be able to get that off. But this is a, I think it's a beanie boo. Yeah, it's a tie beanie boo. And some of the beanie boo's with the big sparkly eyes can do pretty well. But I don't know, we'll have to see if we can get that out. All right, these right here are plus size. Well, they're not really plus size. They're a size one X men's one X one X tall. That's why they're plus size. They're not even plus size. They're big and tall one X tall. I like to pick up big and tall items, especially when I used to sell clothing.  Still have some orange left. They're Maui and Sons. They are swim trunks. And they're for tall guys, guys with long legs. And these are fantastic. So if you like them, I've got orange available in my store. These sold on Poshmark for $19 and the buyer paid shipping. And my cost of goods I think was around three bucks for these. Okay, so I did a video not too long ago. It looks like this. It was on Auctions for You and Donatello Bottolino. They have YouTube auctions and selling events on their channels and they sell to resellers. And I did a video on Bolo's that people have bought from them and sold on selling platforms. Oh my goodness. You guys want to see an awesome what sold video? Check it out. It's amazing. But anyway, I had a lot of questions about how do you register? How do I go and buy? So here is a kind of short clip from Donatello Bottolino explaining it. Vintage Chick. I think you've been suggesting that for a long time. I think that, um, I'm, Donna, I got an early morning text from Courtney wanting to know about that lion's head necklace I got from you. She seems as excited as I am. Oh my goodness gracious. I was telling my husband about it tonight. And he's like, he said to me, he goes, why don't you look it up? I'm like, are you kidding me? Thousands of pieces of vintage jewelry. I'm like, I can't look things up. Yes. And Courtney is the channel ambassador and no swearing at the auction. She's just taking her time. Awesome for coming in. All right. I'm going to wait for Courtney to get set up and then I'm going to tell you. Oh my goodness. She has no idea I'm sitting here recording last night. I did. Oh, she's ready. Okay. All right. So do you want me to like go into it and say like, hi, welcome to my auction? And do you want me to like do all that? It's sold today. Let us know. Let us know. All right. I'm just going to do it natural Courtney as natural as I can be knowing that I'm being recorded. I can go live. No problem.  Holy cow. That was so beautiful. I thought you said you were going to keep it. Okay, ready? Okay. Courtney, I'm going to go. All right. Hi guys. It's all right. Wait, hold on. Courtney. All right. On the count of three, Courtney, and then you can do record ready? All right. One, two. And guys, don't say anything in the chat that's going to make me like mess up because I'm already like confused as to what I'm going to say. All right. Ready? Ready, Courtney? One, two, three. Hi, everybody. Hold on, Courtney. Hold on. Hold on. Quiet on the set. Quiet on the set. Sorry, Courtney. I had to do that. Christopher, Christopher, don't say anything. Don't say anything, Christopher. Christopher, you're not allowed to type anything in the chat while I'm doing this. I'm not even going to look at the chat. And I don't know what this is. What is this? It's like, it's like a wing. It's like, it's like, I'm like the flying nun that you guys with the wing. All right. Ready? Don't anybody say anything. All right. Ready? Quiet on the set. Ready, Courtney? One, two, three. Hi, everybody. It's Donna. Welcome back to my channel. I'm so glad that you're here. So we are going to be doing a couple of different auction styles tonight. Our first auction style is going to be, we are going to be doing a 15 second countdown, which means I'm going to be showing you a product. I'm going to be describing the product. I'll be so if you haven't yet registered, the link is at the top. It's also in my description. And just fill out the registration. And this is not automatic. You need to come to one of our auctions and just say in the chat that you are registered. We'll look at your registration and we'll give you a wrench. The wrench only gives you the power to bed. That's it. No modding duties and no other responsibilities. When you are wrenched on my channel, you are also wrenched with my auction partner, Auctions for You, who's also linked in the description down below.  And thank you so much for coming to the auction and we will see you live. All right. We are at tote 45. And I have this here, dinosaur postcard book, the dinosaur postcard book. I've already got it bubble wrapped. I love it when I do things like this. Sometimes I will pre-wrap things so that they are almost ready to go. I'll probably slap a little more bubble wrap on this or I'm going to put this between two pieces of cardboard. That's probably what I'll do. But, you know, it just saves me time when the things are partially ready to ship. So that's a little tip, but you got to figure out what's inside the little package, you know, like what is this? So little Bola Buddies tip for you. Tip of the day. Okay. So this is my little corner of Toys R Us stuff that So Hasn't Sold. And you guys know when Toys R Us went out of business. So we won't talk about that. Anyway, this item right here is absolutely a really cool find. Really unexpected. I picked it up. I wasn't even really sure at first what it was. I just knew that it looked old. And of course, I've already got it wrapped. So I'm going to pop up a screen share for you guys, but I got this at the Goodwill Bins. Can anybody guess what it is? Screenshot coming soon. And I think I sold this for $52. It weighs like nothing. So it was probably less than a dollar at the Goodwill Bins. Again, really excited that these two items are partially packaged and ready to go. Okay, you guys want to hear something crazy? The hat that sold for $124? I'm not shipping at priority mail. I'm going to ship it first class because I have had a priority mail claim that did not go through. I had to fight it for months upon months upon months until I got my money back. So I feel more comfortable shipping this first class with insurance from pirate ship. So that is what I'm going to do. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. I just bubble wrap this hat. I mean, it's $124, right? I have to protect it. Now I got to find a box to put it in. Vintage hats.  Love it. I'm so excited for my husband. All right. So I got this here box. It's a little wide but fit. You can see right here it comes up to the line. It fits like perfectly and it's a hat. So it can squish down a little, but this is going to close and if they open it, it's not going to hit anything.  I'll show you what I'm going to do because I don't want somebody cutting into this box with a sharp device and slicing this hat open, okay? Because people do this and they will say my item arrived damaged. Bolo buddies tip number two, protect your item. There we go. Cardboard, I put the tape both ways. That way it stays in place. All right. I decided I had another piece of cardboard. So I'm just going to put it on the top also. I know that it's nowhere near the hat, but just to be safe, you can see what I'm saying. If somebody takes like a razor blade or something, just in case it gets shifted around in there. And yes, if you saw this, I know this is horrible. It's broken. I have other ones, but I'm obsessed in this one. So I just keep taping it together because I love this one. It's got this soft grip on it. And my other ones have a hard grip and I hate it. And this is my favorite one. I've probably had this 10 years. Look at it. It's wobbly. Oh my goodness. It's so bad, but I love it. I need to find another one with a really soft, nice grip like this. Oh my gosh. That's embarrassing. Okay. So I have free shipping on this because it is Mercari and I typically do free shipping on Mercari and then I use pirate ship. If you guys are not selling on Mercari, it's absolutely fantastic. And I have a link down below. If you use that to join Mercari, you're going to get $10 off your first purchase. And then if you list and sell $100 worth of stuff, once $100 sells, you're going to get, I believe, another $20 to shop. So $30 bonus from using my referral link down below when you join Mercari. So what I did is I put the dimensions in. It only weighs eight ounces. So I can ship this first class. I am going to ensure the package. It is $124.  Okay. So to ship this item, first class, it is going to be $3.79. There's a holiday increase of a quarter. And to ensure $124 on Mercari is $1.60. I'm going to tell you on eBay, the shipping insurance rates are way, way higher for first class. So you definitely want to use pirate ship when you are shipping first class items and using and you need insurance. Okay. You can also use this for priority mail. So let's say you have a $500 item. What you would do is it's automatically insured. Oh, sorry, that's really out of focus. There we go. Let's say you have a $500 item, you would take that $500 and a hundred of it's going to be covered. So technically you're only insuring, what, 400? And it's just going to add the insurance in the same spot and you're going to see it over here based on the priority mail package. So on eBay, if I have an item that's over $100, I do the same thing. I come over to pirate ship and I ship from here and I add my priority mail insurance through pirate ship. So after that, I am going to copy the confirmation tracking number and I'm going to come back over here. I'm going to hit confirm shipment. It's going to have me put it in. Now Mercari is different. eBay and Etsy, you can actually connect them to pirate ship. So it will just do it on its own. But Mercari, you have to go in and cut and paste. So let's look at the fees on this hat. Okay, it sold for $124. The selling fee was $12.40. The processing fee was $410. So my husband is going to get $107.50. They also took out the sales tax for us and they will submit that on our behalf, which was $7.44. So we don't even have to mess with that, which is fantastic. And the shipping was less than $6. So my husband is going to get it just over $100 profit for this hat minus his cost of goods, which I'm guessing probably wasn't very much. Okay, these already went out today, but I wanted to show you this super awesome sale. These were cross posted from eBay to Mercari and Poshmark sold faster on Mercari. I used this perfectly to cross post. I start my items on eBay and then cross post to the other two platforms. If you have not checked out lists perfectly, definitely check it out. For reasons just like this, I sold these for $49 free shipping, but these are blaze in the Monster Machine slam and go monster trucks. They are incredible. I believe I picked these up at the Goodwill Binns. If I remember, if I remember correctly, so $1.89 a pound there at my Goodwill Binns. And I have a video down in the description that will show you how to use lists perfectly.  You are going to love it.  Seriously, guys, it's incredible. Let me go over to eBay and see what I had them listed for over there. Okay, I'm over here on my eBay page on my unsold listings. And you can see right here, I had it on eBay for $32.50 plus shipping. So definitely made more on Mercari for this item, even with the free shipping over on Mercari. So definitely cross posting is a great idea. I do kind of tweak my prices because of the different platform fees and the different different shipping costs like I do free shipping usually on Mercari. Poshmark has higher fees. So there's different reasons why I price my items for in different ways. So if you're looking at one of my items, check all three platforms because you may get a better deal on a certain platform. You just never know. Okay, here's another fun fact. The shorts that sold for $19 on Poshmark, I had them listed on eBay for $10.39. So that's cool. The hat that sold for $124 on Mercari was listed at $115 on eBay. So that was pretty comparable because Mercari's free shipping eBay is not. So yeah, pretty cool, right? All right, you guys, here is this, I guess it's a grip of some sort. I don't know, I just picked it up because it looked cool. Again, right there, got it at the Goodwill Benz. So probably a dollar or less for this, sold it for $52 plus shipping. You can see I do a lot of pictures. I want to show the condition, really, really important. I used photo room to white out my background. If you guys are interested in photo room, I do have a link down below. If you sign up for the year, you get 10% off with my link down there. It is a referral link, but you do get that 10% off the year. Okay, so you can check that out in the description. So this one is another first class package that is $52. So I'm going to do the same concept and go over to Pirate Ship and I'm going to ship this item with insurance through Pirate Ship. Okay, I know I sound like a broken record. This item is $52 to ship it with ship cover insurance on eBay is $1.70. With USPS insurance, it's $3.35 to ensure this $52 package. Over on Pirate Ship, insurance on a $52 package is $0.80.  Use it. It is a great, great, great, great resource. It's free. All right, so I'm watching Donna tell about Alina right now and she's showing all these amazing like postcards or whatever they are. Everybody look at this picture. Who does that man look like? Who does he look like? Who does he resemble? If anybody knows, drop it in the comments. I said who I thought he looked like in the chat and somebody agreed with me. So I don't think I'm wrong. But anyway, let me know. These pictures are incredible. This is Donna tell about Alina's auction again, I'm shipping and just have it on in the background and was watching this part. Look at that face. Who is it guys? Who's it look like? Just a resemblance, not like exact, just a resemblance. Okay, we are heading over to Tote FF. It's one of these. Oh, is it that one? Is it that one? It's that one. All right, we're looking for a Build-A-Bear. Oh, I think I see it. It's blue. There it is. And it's sold. Oh goodness. On um, Marquari for $22. I just want to say look at the cuteness. Love it. It's a little free. So cute. All right, so it does have the plastic eyes.  Okay, I have these, they're bells. And I'll pop up a screenshot, but I just sold these and you guys this eBay box. They fit perfect. That is the absolute best is when you have the perfect box for your item. I sold these on auction for $75 and 95 cents. The buyer was all in for $97.89. And I can't remember, but I'm thinking these may have come out of a thrift store mystery box, but not 100% sure because I didn't mark it. But anyway, great sale. Super excited. I tested them. They do work. If you want to see how these work, there's a video over on my reseller testing Bolo products YouTube channel. Oh, this is a, it goes on your hand. Not really a puppet, but it's Dale Jr. NASCAR. And it says Hendrick Motorsports. So what's nice about getting plush that you didn't source yourself is you learn a lot. Super educational. This one, the tag is ripped off. I don't know if that's a TY or not. I'll have to use Google lens on that one.  This one is made by, I don't know, doesn't say. Oh, it looks like that one might be broke bummer. Okay, so that one will just donate, but that's okay. This here is an Aurora. It's a little cheetah. Whoa, what is, what's this? Oh my goodness. Is that who's this fish? I don't know who it is. Can't remember if this is made by carousel toys. It's not Nemo, right? Nemo is Nemo blue. I don't know, but I think you could probably like wrap this around your arm and then carry it. So that's kind of cute. I'll have to look it up. I cannot think of who that is. I feel like I should definitely know that. And then we have this one, which is a Kelly toy. I may lot some of these small ones up. This one is, I don't know, no brand. Okay, Fenton Angels. It said in my skew Walmart box. So that really helped me find these angels. They're already boxed. So I'm going to pop up a screenshot for you. Definitely a bolo. These came out of a thrift store mystery box, and I sold them for $75. The buyer was all in for $91.38 for these beauties. Okay, craft tote three. Now this was a craft kit and it was in the original box, but I was not sure if it was complete. So I think it's in here, if I remember correctly. It is a, yeah, it's a Bucilla rug sunflower kit. And I just disclosed that I don't know if it's complete. I'm going to show you guys the pictures right now. So this is another one that's just ready to go. I'm going to slap a label on it. I might tape this in just to make it a little more tight and put a piece of tape around it. But overall, that's how it's getting shipped. All right, we are going in here to craft tote two, which I think is up here. Can I see inside? Okay, so what I'm looking for is another pattern. It's a pattern for quilting. We got stuff falling everywhere. All right, I'll be right back. I'm going to find it. All right, I found it here. And it is a perfect half square, quarter square triangles by Taylor J, or let's see, June Taylor. And this is what it looks like. It's something for quilting. This sold for $40 plus shipping. And I got this at an estate clean out. So I've got, it was like I bought it all and there was one price. So I can't really tell you exactly what I made for it, but it wasn't much. This one's going priority mail. I did put a thing of bubble wrap around it just to protect it because it is going to be a little bit loose in here. They're all in for $55.40. Again, usps.com, you can get these free. Definitely utilize that, you guys. It's great. As far as the boxes go, they have a bunch of different sizes. Definitely go to the website and you can search priority mail boxes. They also have flat rate boxes. These are all free, super easy. They will deliver them to your door. You can also check with the post office. Sometimes they have some in stock if you just need some quick. Next time you run into the post office, you can ask them and they'll give you some, but definitely usps.com is probably the best and quickest way. They don't take too long to arrive, but get your orders then, especially since it's getting close to Christmas. Okay, fellow buddies. I just sold alf for $37.19 plus shipping. And you want to know what? I sold it to a zero feedback buyer. So a lot of you guys say, oh, they have zero feedback. They're not going to pay or should I block zero feedback buyers? Because there's a way to do that. I say no because I sell to zero feedback buyers all the time, all the time and most of the time they pay. Now, I'm not going to say they pay every time, but there's also people with over a thousand feedback that sometimes don't pay. So I let everybody buy for me. I give everybody a chance. I typically do not block people unless they become a major issue and then I will go in and block. So that is a Bola Buddies tip. Okay. People with zero feedback do sometimes, most of the time, pay. We're looking for tote 16. Where is tote 16? Here's tote 16. Of course, it's got my jewelry on top. So let's hunker that down. I don't know why it says tote 16. I can't, it's weird that I put a plush in a hard goods. So you know what that means? I probably messed up again. Okay. So I imagine I put it in one of these plush totes here. So I'm going to start looking, but I know that I sold this guy on Mercari. So I can go ahead and pull that out. And then I'm just going to kind of look through all of my plush totes and see if I can find out. And hopefully, I'm going to report back and say that I found him very quickly. So stay tuned. I forgot to tell you, he sold for $18 free shipping on Mercari. And I forget what he's from. I'll pop up a screen share, but it's to me or Tommy, T-O-M-Y, is the brand. Do you see what I see? It's Alf. It's Alf. Right here he is. He's just hanging out. I found him. That wasn't too bad. I knew he was with my plush. All right. I'm leaving Alf in the bag. He's going in my favorite box, the shoe box. Oh, I think I just popped the bag. That's okay. There he is. Ready to go. Bam. Get these stickers with my free money from having a store. And I'm going to put that right there on top. So when they open it up, it says, thank you for supporting my small business, eBay. Alf, I paid $4 at a garage sale. I almost forgot to tell you. This is a different style for me, so I'm getting used to it. Getting used to the vlog. So back to this guy. Look, he has water in his eyes. I did not know that. So watch. He talks. Okay. So I kind of messed up on this one. I thought that I was going to be able to ship this first class, but because it was 15-point, I don't know, some ounces, it falls into the one pound on pirate ship. So I had to ship a priority mail. It was almost $10. So when you subtract my 15-18 minus my 10 bucks, I made about five bucks on this. Thankfully, I think I only paid about 50 cents for this. So still going to profit, but not what I had hoped. So just going to let you know that was a Bolo Buddies fail. All right, Bolo Buddies, that was part one. Part two will be coming later today. Lots more Bolo's to share with you guys. I'm going to finish unbagging the plush, so definitely stay tuned for that coming later today. Thank you so much for being here. Be sure to subscribe.


An important idea from calculus is end behavior and asymptotes. Now, this is actually a calculus idea, but it's frequently covered in pre-calculus, which is why it's here. And that comes back to the following idea. An important property of a graph is its end behavior. What happens to the graph as you go very far to the right, or very far to the left? Well, right and left are geometric ideas, so we can express these geometric ideas using the algebraic symbol infinity. And we can talk about it as follows. The graph consists of the points x, y. As we go to the far right, our x-coordinate goes to infinity. And as we go to the far left, our x-coordinate goes to minus infinity. So this geometric question about end behavior becomes the algebraic question, what happens to the values of x, y as x goes to infinity? And it'll be helpful to be able to compute with adjectives. And what that means is the following. We're concerned primarily with two features of a number, the sign and the magnitude. The sign of a number is either positive or negative. The magnitude of a number is either large or small. And an important idea here is to either go big or go small. And so we might classify the numbers 3148734 or negative 0.0000001. So let's remind ourselves of what those adjectives are. And so 3148734 is large and positive. Our second number is small and negative. The reason that it's useful to do this is that when dealing with end behaviors, we can focus on the sign and magnitude. And it will be helpful to be able to perform computations on sign and magnitude. What do we mean by that? Well, let's try it out. Let's describe what happens to principal square root of x as x goes to infinity. So let's take that apart. Since x is going to infinity, we can think about x as being a large positive number. So now if x is a large positive number, then the principal square root of x will be positive because we're looking at the principal square root of x. And if x is large, the principal square root of x will also be large. So principal square root of x goes to a large positive number, which we can express as going to infinity. What about the end behavior of x cubed? Since x is going to infinity, once again, we can think of x as a large positive number. And so x cubed will be large and positive. And so we can say x cubed goes to infinity as well. Since I'm planning on running for politics, I'd like you to believe me on less and less evidence. So on two pieces of evidence, namely what happens to square root of x as x goes to infinity, and what happens to x cubed as x goes to infinity, we might claim the following. Suppose n is greater than zero. Then as x goes to infinity, x to power n also goes to infinity. And since I'm an aspiring politician, I want you to be convinced by as little evidence as possible. Believe the men behind the curtain. But if you want to be a good mathematician or a good citizen of a democracy, one of the things you should always do is seek additional evidence. This claims something is true if our exponent is greater than zero, we might see what happens as x goes to infinity to x squared, x to the fifth, cubed root of x, and so on. What about in the other direction? What happens if x goes to minus infinity? So again, this corresponds to the geometric idea of going to the way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way, way left. And so if x goes to negative infinity, then we can think about x as a large negative number. Now since x cubed is x times x times x, we're multiplying an odd number of negative numbers together. So the end result is a negative number. At the same time, all of the factors are large, so the product will be large. So x cubed will be a large negative number. And so that means that as x goes to minus infinity, x cubed will also go to minus infinity. What about x squared? So if x goes to minus infinity, then x is a large negative number. And since x squared is x times x, we're multiplying an even number of negative numbers together. So the end result is a positive number. Since all of the factors are large, the product will be large. So x squared will be a large positive number. So this means that as x goes to minus infinity, x squared will go to positive infinity. What about something like 1 over x cubed? So as x goes to infinity, x cubed also goes to infinity. And now let's consider the expression 1 over x cubed has us divide 1 by a large positive number. When we divide 1 by a positive number, we get a positive number. When we divide 1 by a large number, we get a small number. So 1 over x cubed will be a small positive number. And we might say that 1 over x cubed goes to zero. In the other direction, as x goes to minus infinity, x cubed also goes to minus infinity. The expression 1 over x cubed has us divide 1 by a large negative number. When we divide 1 by a negative number, we get a negative number. But when we divide 1 by a large number, we get a small number. And so 1 over x cubed will be a small negative number. And we say that 1 over x cubed goes to zero, where the fact that we end up with a negative small number doesn't really matter. A negative small number is still very close to zero. And so, as part of our political run, we'll try to convince you on the basis of one piece of evidence. Let n be greater than zero, then as x goes to infinity, 1 over x to the n goes to zero, and likewise if x goes to minus infinity.  We might try to find out what happens if I have 1 over x squared, 1 over x to the fifth, 1 over square root of x, and so on. Always look for the evidence.


Bon matin tout le monde, merci John pour cet accueil chaleureux. It's an incredible pleasure to be here with you today You know the fact is if we are indeed running late it is always because I have way more questions than then people expect Puming a room full of engineers and gadgets and we'll be there all day if I'm allowed So I'm we're we're actually doing very very well on time this morning. It's It's a great way to kick off this week We are celebrating an exceptional accomplishment in Canadian innovation. I don't want to take up too much of your time It's only Monday, and I know people have a lot of a lot of things to do if you're like me You still have a lot of Christmas shopping to do But I do want to say a few things about why this launch today matters Earlier this fall it was announced that Ford Motor Company would outfit future vehicles with BlackBerry's QNX and security software With this expanded partnership Ford has placed its trust and confidence in BlackBerry and with good reason BlackBerry has long been a proud story of homegrown Canadian success It has built a reputation on bold innovation industry leading security and visionary leadership and Following this new partnership with Ford BlackBerry is ready to push the limits of innovation once again with the creation of the new technology innovation center for autonomous vehicles This center is more than a hub for research and innovation in the automotive sector Indeed it stands as a testament to a deeply entrenched culture of innovation here in our nation's capital Coupled with the fact that this center will create well-paying high-skilled jobs for middle-class Canadians This launch is a huge win for BlackBerry for workers and for families Because at the end of the day, we know that strong resilient economies are built around an ever-pressing desire to create and to innovate And the work that's going into this space and the leadership that Canada with companies like BlackBerry and QNX Is going to be able to show in the coming years Will truly demonstrate how Canadians in Canada are at the forefront of where the world is going and where it needs to get safely And when we innovate, we don't just create jobs and opportunities, we create communities where people can live better and work better We create more dynamic places where we feel at home Today's announcement is a good news for all of you who live here in Canada and throughout the region of Ottawa It's a great day for a proud Canadian company and its subsidiaries Congratulations to BlackBerry and QNX for continuing your excellent work Thank you very much


So as time moves on, I still believe that the bull run is going to really be overtaken by blockchain and web three gaming. And to that end, we've actually taken a look at a lot of different people who have vast knowledge of that, one of those being Yatsu, the founder of Anamoka brands. We also had my friend crypto stash and he talked about the same things. Then recently we had Kagi talk about what could actually happen and why these things could come through as far as web three. And today, they got my friend who is Classy games classy. Welcome to the show for the very first time. How are you all doing? I'm really hyped to talk all about web three gaming. It's kind of like we've been doing this for two years.  And now is probably the best time to talk about web three gaming. So glad to be here. You know, it's a funny thing because it's a we when we first started talking about this, this was back in like, you know, I remember 2020, 2021, people were talking about like, it's gonna be the big thing. But it really wasn't prime time. And now I see is like these some of these big games are gonna be rolled out in 2024. I think this actually is the right time. We just got over our skis a little bit. And then for everybody that's watching this right now, there's a link in the description to to Classy's YouTube channel. You can check them out. He's got a lot of great stuff, especially and going heavy in the gala. So Classy, what do you think about all that stuff that we just talked about? As far as like 2024 moving forward? Okay, okay, okay. So for actually being 100% serious here, all the moon boys will always say that this is the year. It always happens. It's like 2024 is the year. If it's not 2024, we're heading to 2025. The Binance CEO, CZ keep talking about 2025.  We're not talking about any of that. We're just talking about video games here. And this is very important to talk about because we had Axie infinity. We had, you know, the sky Mavis just is overzealous run that just took over the entire space. And we had Filipinos from all over Venezuelans all over the world just participating in play to earn economies. Of course, that has died down as crypto as a whole has pretty much calmed. But the thing is, I feel like the way web three gaming is structured now is just we're ignoring the whole play to earn. And we're just now deciding, we're just going to make fun games. We're going to make fun games that are utilizing the technology that is already built here to be able to just kind of elevate the experience of the traditional gamer. A big talk that I often have with people in web three gaming is the fact that the freemium model is the ultimate model. Because imagine right now we had games back in maybe 2000 that you had to pay $60 for a console and that was great. You know, people enjoyed their experience, right? They paid whatever it was for it. They returned it. Maybe they rented it from Best Buy. That's a fun little place. I was too young to actually go there. But, you know, we went through that model. It was great and all. And then we had mobile gaming that came out. We had free to play gaming. And when those two things came out, people ridiculed it. They said mobile gaming would never take off that nobody would actually take any of that seriously. Today, possibly debatably is the largest industry in gaming as we know it because it's so easy to access.  Why would anybody watch advertisements? Why would anybody go ahead and play this game and progress so much slower? I want everything just thrown at me. But guess what? Most people nowadays are so much more comfortable with playing a free to play versus spending $60 on a game. The entry, the barrier is so much more laxed. And I feel like this is kind of the problem with most games and most industries that are kind of emerging where people are just like, there's a lot of friction here. It's hard to get into. It's early. I don't really feel like dealing with it. So most people are a little bit hesitant in regards to just getting into it. Because why would you? Why would the average gamer feel like getting into Web 3 when you still have to make a wallet and you got to figure out your seed phrase and store it over here? But you might lose it. And then you've got to go ahead and yeah, you got to put like a transfer code and a million different. It's complicated, but I will talk about, you know, multiple solutions that people have done. I will talk about kind of where I see the industry going. But that's kind of like a good base to leave it on. That is pretty good. You know what? And that we could show that will be a perfect one for our second question. So this is what I've been asking everybody essentially like this. It goes down to the investor, the individual and the skeptic. And the investor wise, I always talk, I ask this question, why is blockchain gaming going to lead us into the next bull run? And what's your top place? The second one is for the individual and the Web 2 gamer, the one that you were just talking about that, you know, hates things because it's so complicated. Why should they play these Web 3 games? It seems ridiculous. And then the last one is the skeptic. If we're going to talk about the great stuff, well, what could derail that? What could we potentially see as like the big speed bump in the road that derails everything? So the first things first, why is it going to lead us to the next bull run? Because just like you said, those moonboys, they're pretty convincing. Every single year. And they like to yell and say, wow, this is insane. You know, like all kinds of stuff. So for me, in terms of investment potential in the entire space for Web 3 gaming, of course, prices are severely depressed. A lot of models that we had early on in Web 3 gaming were really heavy on teams because guess what? Decentralization in crypto gaming kind of doesn't exist right now. A lot of it is centralized. A lot of it is on treasuries that they're using to go ahead and expand their IPs, et cetera, et cetera. A lot of them have raised tens of, if not hundreds of millions of dollars to go ahead and fund their games. So a lot of it is really heavy on the front and not the heaviest in terms of retail. It's usually not the greatest for retail to go ahead and get into. But the good thing is we've kind of gone through this, right? All those distribution unlocks that were really toxic for the average retail investor. We've kind of gone past a lot of it. These token launches have already happened and a lot of these guys are already depressed. And guess what? They might not have had a product two years ago, but they sure as heck probably have something either live like Gala games or they have something that's coming very soon. Progressive they done. This is a totally different conversation. But for people that are trying to get into actual cryptocurrency investments in the Web 3 gaming space, this is kind of in my strategy. And I feel like Web 3 gaming is literally my most successful field. I killed it on Axie. I killed it on Peg Axie.  And the reason for it is because I did not invest into the crypto game before it came out. I invested either on a pre-sell, right? That kind of makes sense. But I also invested after the fact when the first hype cycles came out and something very important to kind of keep note of is mint burn ratios. Because a lot of these little economies that people keep talking about play to earn or whatever you want to call it, they're really good in the beginning.  There's less volume. The minting goes crazy. Those models, you probably want to be in there in the first couple of months at the maximum. If not, you're probably better off having fun. Don't invest into it. Maybe, I don't know, go grab some Taco Bell or something instead of getting into Web 3 gaming. Those models, that's the old model. That's what most of these cryptocurrencies ended up doing. The newer model is revenue share models where they go ahead. They launch, never token they're doing and they just give some of the revenue either for burns.  There's a ton of different ways of going about it. Of course, you've also got to worry about like nodes and unlocks that are still, of course, a thing, but overall, as a Web 3 investor, I want to get into games that are already out. I want to get into games that I know people are going to get addicted, right? It has to be a good product because ultimately good products will end up having good results for you as an investor in terms of, you know, someone that is a Web 2 gamer like myself. I used to literally obsess over Starcraft 2 was masters in that game. When I was like 11, I was challenging League of Legends and I just no life there. Right. I got it into the scene. I played R cage and MMORPG. I love it. People will say it's not the best. I don't care what they say. I love R cage. I'm just going to put it out there and I don't care because people go like, oh, but there's this other MMO and this other MMO. Well, there's always going to be able to agree. They'll never be able to agree. And that's a big thing here when we're talking about this part because Web 2 gamers are very hesitant to change things. It's like humans are reliant on hobby.  They've got this big gambling problem, which I don't even want to get into because it's very extensive, but people don't care because they enjoy Counter-Strike. They've been playing it since they were 11 years old, and I don't care if the graphics are outdated or if the game isn't the best. I just had fun on it and it's something I can go ahead and play with my friends. And that ultimately is going to be exactly what gets people into Web 3. People are going to go ahead, get into these Web 3 games. They're going to go ahead and play them, activate the Web 3 equivalent. Eventually, if they feel like it, for example, in CSGO, you can go ahead and sell an item on maybe Valve's Steam Marketplace for what is it, a 12% fee or something like that. It's pretty high. Or maybe you can just do an OTC trade, which is over the counter in Crypto for no fees, wouldn't that just be that much better? But you could do that regularly as well, but you can't really actually cash that out unless you do absurd fees or you go through these shady third party marketplaces like BoF where you need to get like some Chinese passport. And you know what I mean? It's complicated in Web 2, but people are fine with it because they're already used to it. It's just what they've done already. People were not fine with three to play gaming. People were not fine with mobile gaming, but over time, as their friends, as other people began to adopt it, they went ahead and said, okay, why not? Let's give it a try. So I think that's what's going to inevitably happen in, you know, Web 3 gaming where some of these more Web 2s games that are just pretty much Web 2 games, like regular games with a little bit of crypto on them on the side, maybe NFTs, right? To go ahead and actually own your assets instead of the game provider just banning it all or forcing you to keep it on a platform without any resale value. They're going to go ahead, let you do it. Maybe it's a great game. Maybe you're playing Call of Duty one day. They release, maybe it's not called an NFT collection. Maybe it's just called digital asset, like digital asset news, right? And they decide to go ahead and release that. You're probably going to be a lot more willing to trade on it. The age of play to earn, the age of Axie Infinity and all that different stuff, that's kind of passed us. And of course, a lot of crypto, it's really early on. When things are really early on, weird things happen. And fortunately for us, we had unsustainable models, but I don't really know of any Web 3 games that are replicating what Axie is doing. We kind of learned and we've kind of moved on from there. So that's my take on Web 2 gamers. In terms of skeptics in general of the industry, it's exactly what I said before. People are just going to have to eventually kind of come to terms with the fact that it's just the next level. We had freemium, right? We have this right now. We have this model where people can play for free. But what if you could play for free and end up making something out of it? Maybe you could sell an NFT and go ahead and roll it over to something else. Or maybe not even. Maybe it's just maybe something like a Lumion where it's like interop or a blockchain technology, which I know it's a big word. I know it's a big word, but all it means, very big word. They have to fix that. But all it means is you can go ahead and use one of your assets from one game and just use it on another one. It's seamless. It's easy. You don't need to do anything complicated and that's that. A lot of the time it is a pain to go ahead and do this in web two games. And most of the time they're just greedy. So they're not going to do it in general. I mean, a new Call of Duty comes out. All those skins are gone. So just imagine a world where you could trade that. Sometimes it doesn't need to be that complicated. Sometimes it's just that little bit step up to make it make sense. So let's say, so real quick, I mean, there's a lot to unpack there. A lot to unpack. So let's just go in reverse. So Call of Duty, you have a skin new, a new version comes out.   If they decide to shut down the servers, good luck. Cool thing about crypto is some games, for example, on Gala Last Expedition is going ahead and allowing people to buy servers. So kind of like back in the day when people would run these servers on whatever they're running them in, you could do them nowadays with notes. And that's just another way to decentralize everything. And even if the game shuts down, right? The next battlefield, they decide EA is like, I'm good. I'm not going to do this anymore. It don't matter. The players can go ahead and host servers and you could continue to use whatever assets you had. So it increases the longevity of games. I think it's healthy. Of course, you've got to rationalize the cost of actually running a server. This is true. So that was amazing because you answered all three questions together. Oh, yeah, I never did that. Amazing. So like that was pretty good. So let me break it down because everybody's I'm sure everybody's head spinning. So, OK, the next bull run is going to go like this. And the reason why is because you talk about the gamers are going to actually get used to it because they're used to this process happening right now. And I'll bring you all the way back when I was playing games. It was on a Nintendo, right? Not a super Nintendo, a Nintendo original NES. And you would go and buy the console game and it was like 40 or 50 bucks back then, I might add. And after that, you could go to like some place and you could sell it. Like a game, stop, whatever else. Here's five to ten bucks.  Great. So that's it. Then the gaming went from that and it went to a subscription model. Remember that?  Could like, this is ridiculous, whatever else. And now you will never see me do that. And they did it and they kept going. And then all of a sudden they're like, Hey, where'd this game go? Where'd that game go? Oh, we got rid of it. Well, tough luck. And then that what you talk about classy is that free to play model came out and everybody said the same thing you said.   Not going to sit there all these ads. It's ridiculous. And guess what? They went through that. And now we're going through web three and NFTs and like, that's stupid. I'm not going to do that. But it really comes down to, you know what it comes down to? What would be the next question, which is you talked about? Why the web two gamers hate it? And it really comes down to there was this comment in the last one that I had with Kagi. And this guy said, Hey, as a gamer, why would I play these laughable crypto games? No, thanks. You'd rather be buying good gaming stocks than real gamers actually enjoy playing. But it comes down to do you enjoy these games? And that's why I think that you're so big on Gala, right? Because Gala, you've been talking a lot about this. I'm addicted to these games. It's like, okay. If you're a skeptic of mobile gaming in crypto, I wore download champions arena, play it and tell me it doesn't feel like a normal mobile game. Tell me it doesn't feel like any other mobile game out there just with a market and a peer-to-peer marketplace. That's it. That's the only difference that they download champions arena. They will understand that it's just like any other game. You can do it on iOS. You can do it on Android. It's so accessible. They hit over 50,000 gallons in like seven days. Of course, it's not web two metrics, but it's definitely getting there and that's because they're producing results. When we get good games that people want to play, that is when people will understand and he's right. Why would you play this crypto game when I can invest into Nvidia or some other gaming stock? Maybe I want to invest into Blizzard. Good reason for it. Maybe you don't want to invest. Why do you need to invest? You don't need to invest for champions arena and you can still earn minting scrolls to go ahead and mint NFTs and resell them. So maybe you don't need to spend and maybe it's just a step up on that freemium model that everybody's been using up to this day. Perfect. And then before we go on to the next piece, the last piece, your top plays, I know you're big in the Gala. So you got to be, I'm guessing big in the Gala token, but is there anything else that you have your eyes on as far as investing? So no way, Classie, you're hardcore gamer.  But what other things are like as far as like the investor side of Classie? Oh, geez.  It's tough. It's tough because I'm very NFT centric. Like every time like spider tanks, for example, I bought like 7000 worth of spider tanks in a single month and I flipped them a month after. And then I was getting to champions arena pretty heavy. I'm really good at flipping. That's all I do because I think a lot of it is writing the momentum waves initially, kind of taking profit on that and then laxing out. Unless you're actually interested in the game. Then at that point, just do whatever you want.  A lot of people will hate me for this, but I think that the rona network actually has a place in this world. I think they have enough money on their treasury to make it happen. Their games are not very good. They're pretty trash. The machines arena needs a lot of work. Let's be honest. I played it and I was raging up the ante because my character kept getting stuck and that's supposed to be a game that is a flagship title on the runa network. I think it has potential though. I think a mutable X with their passports has a ton of potential. They've got gods and chained. They've got wag me, which I've been talking a lot to a ton of different games that are awesome. Eluvium, for example, I believe is on a mutable X as well. I know avalanche is building. They've got shrapnel polygon has an entire gaming studio with the head of YouTube gaming on there, which is insane. Like Ryan White is absolutely killing it. I'm super bullish on polygon. There's myriad, which is a little bit more of a skeptic if you're into indie games and you're into a little bit of the smaller market cap side. There's so many different plays in crypto gaming. I mean, this is an industry that is worth tens of billions of dollars, essentially at this point in like raised capital. I mean, I swear it's so big right now.  It's absurd. It's like, how, how is that possible? See, that's just it. And people just think, oh, we're late. We're late. I'm like, you're not late. Everybody left. Yeah. Everybody, everybody's gone. You're not late. You're actually getting in here on the ground floor, quite honestly. And I, it's hard for people to get that because of like, we saw what happened two years ago and everybody says the same thing. Axie, Axie and the play to earn it's dead and da, da, da. So classy. What you're talking about is it's not dead. It's just there's a new model and that's a revenue share model. And especially like when you talked about with Gala games, you said that they were, it's, you know, PC and then Mac, but there's, they're mostly moving towards the mobile side of things. Is that how all the games are now with Gala or are they switching back and forth? I mean, that's the ultimatum.  All these games should be mobile. Ultimately, PC gamers might not enjoy, you know, web three gaming, but I'm sure a mobile gamer is going to be a lot more receptive to it. They're not as hardcore. They're a little bit more casual in nature and they're a lot more, you know, willing to play some game that might be a little bit more pay to win than others. I mean, mobile gaming is the most pay to win sector that is even conceivable. Like it's insane how pay to win a mobile gaming is. So, I mean, some of these play to earn models are doing really well right now on mobile gaming because of that fact. So I see mobile gaming as like the first frontier. We tried PC gaming for a little bit, but then we realized that PC gamers are just not really willing to change that quickly. And they like to kind of boycott things for whatever reason. So we'll kind of ignore the PC gamers. We're just going to go ahead and go to mobile, do our thing, get the players.  Could you imagine like if you just like owned a server and you were able to just keep running that or maybe like Call of Duty, new title comes out, League of Legends skins. Maybe they make a League two, which they're not, obviously. They hate League two. They just keep updating their game. But like, let's imagine a world where there's a marketplace for skins. I'm sure a ton of people would, you know, pay a ton of money for skins. I don't know where I think, well, like 500 or 600 skins on League. I wish I could sell that. But if I want to sell that, I have to go to some third party shady marketplace like player marketplace and then just hope either I don't get scammed or I do it right. And then I'm like breaking the terms of service. You're breaking the terms of you're bringing it to you for no reason. And then you get banned. Yeah, literally. So so, you know what? And it's a funny thing if we're talking about you said the PC Gamer, which is the hardcore gamer. And I'm a PC Gamer. Yeah. Right. And of course, you guys are the ones that are the loudest. But in all honesty, if we if we take a look at it, this person who wrote this comment is probably maybe or maybe not a PC Gamer. But I will tell you that the majority. And this is why I believe in in block gaming Web three gaming is that if you take music, film, film and even books, crazy enough, they're still dwarfed by video games. One hundred and ninety one hundred and out of exactly and out of this. It's not console games. It's not the box piece of games, not the browser games. It's mobile games. It's the games that you just talked about that are all through here. They don't lead us into the next bull run. And I always say like this, I think that these games are the real Trojan horse to get people out of the Web to into Web three, which are the easier games because they're not so hard to set up. And then also the different places that are actually building these triple A games. It's going to take a lot longer. I know that they've got to they're like. They're like the foreman. They're like the construction worker. They're like the person that comes in and goes, you know what? By next month, we'll have this whole house built and you go back next month. What happened? Well, we kind of went a little bit behind, but we'll do it in two months.  So classy. That's very relatable, even on Gala, on every ecosystem on the planet, not even Web three. Let's just talk about Web two. Every game just has the delays these days, I swear. And for example, I remember there was this game called Spore, which it's funny because we've got Will right over here too now. He's the creator of Spore and the Sims and all that great stuff. And Spore was a game that when I saw the alpha trailer, it was gruesome.  And then you would just like rip them apart. And it was absolutely gory, all kinds of stuff. But the game comes out and it's just the cutest little thing in the world. You've got these little fluffy, little Spore creatures. And then anybody, if you were like a Web three gamer and that actually happened in a full release, they'd be like, they just rugged us. This is awful. How bad are they? Like, that's kind of like the expectation that whatever is here, better stay like this no matter what. It's not how games really function. I mean, how many mobile games even exist? I heard there was like a statistic where it was like, what was it over 1500 games launched every single day? Probably more, like way more. Yeah, I'm very generous in this figure. But like there's so many games coming out and mobile gaming is so large. Like you saw right there, PC is nothing compared. You maybe are looking at this on your computer. But ultimately what gets exposure is what actually matters. The amount of money that somebody dumps into something or invest. That doesn't matter. A lot of people would hate me for this. But I think what's important is that people play the games and they don't expect some sort of investment return immediately or whatever in general.  The people that decide to extract should become a minority in every model.  Most people do it. They're not in the mindset of like, I want to make a ton of money off of this. And Web3gaming doesn't have to be like that. It could just be like I said earlier, you've got skins that maybe you want to trade with someone else. Maybe you don't want to wait a ton of time. You know, there's so many restrictions in trading in third-party marketplaces. But KYC and all these different laws, decentralization makes it so much easier. You can instantaneously send things. It's not like back in the day where Ethereum was the only chain anybody ever used and the gas fees were absurd. I mean, I used to pay like, what was it? $150 at some point for a transaction. Probably more for men. 2021? Oh yeah. Yeah, 100%.  I paid nothing. And there's plenty of blockchains that do that. For example, if you want to talk about, you know, polygons sense, I think it's like a set per transaction. Immutable X, I don't think they even charge you anything, do they? After you bridge it in? Well, if it's anything, it's miniscule. It's, yeah, I don't even notice it, right? And there's plenty of other blockchains at this point that are doing what needs to be done to actually facilitate real crypto transactions in gaming. And that's just not having any gas fees. That's being fast. It took some time to build the infrastructure. I'm not going to lie, but I think we're finally here. I got to tell you, well, Classie, you've said it all today and you've said a lot. This is going to be a lot for people to digest. And so everybody at home, again, if you want to take a look at Classie and follow him on YouTube, he's also got a Twitter account. What I think is linked to his YouTube, I'll link those in the description. But Classie, that was that was great. We're going to have you on again just to see as things progress where we're actually in the space, because the thing you talked about with Gala and mobile and moving there, I can see how that would be.  How perfect would that be? Especially if if you're already being done. Yeah. Yeah. So OK, so let me ask you this before we go. Yeah, rev sharing, which projects are doing that right now? The game I just talked about champions arena is doing 15% revenue share. And some people will be like, why isn't it 80% or 90% gaming companies have to keep the lights on, right? But it's better than 0%.  Maybe you'll have fun there.  It doesn't really matter how you end up doing. This is just one of many different models that are going to end up sprouting up, just like MMOs are extremely complicated. I mean, have you seen the average MMORPG economy? That thing goes deep. Everybody specializes in a sub niche of a niche of a niche, and that kind of goes from there. I'm sure there's going to be plenty of different models, but if you wanted to check out kind of how Web three gaming is trying to do it, I think champions arena is a wonderful, you know, example of this. Is their revenue, is it from just the sales of like NFTs or those are the transactions or is it a part of revenue? Is it is it also a part of the revenue that they get from? Because are they already on the web to iOS and Android? So it's like they're going to have ads. That's yeah, and they've had, you know, a lot of sales. Like, I mean, I pay in US dollars. I pay with my Apple pay on my phone, right? So so that's just like any other game, literally. It's except that like you could take a look at Fortnite. The first game to hit a billion dollars. I think it was like six or eight months. Imagine if they had revenue sharing. They go, Hey, you know what? We're going to give you 50% and to bring it back. And then, of course, that's going to bring it in. And then also, if we get some kind of like, let's say that we get a movie deal or a book deal or merchandise deal or something like that. And you also get 50% and you can take the the the Fortnite crypto. What if they even have one like that? Maybe it's not a crypto. Maybe it's just like you own a comic book NFT that you bought.  So you're just betting on artists growing over time.  So there's little ways to get in there. But yeah, no, overall, people should just focus on having fun on these games, honestly, because it's just it's the same thing as any other game. You just have ownership. You can go ahead and trade. You can use crypto technology and they'll probably change the name. It's probably not going to call it be called crypto or NFTs in the future.  But I mean, we'll see where we end up going, right? We'll see where we end up. All right, I will leave it there. That was a great leadoff point. So everybody, follow Classy on YouTube, also on Twitter and Classy again. Thanks for coming on, everybody. If you liked today's video, give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing. Everything we talk about is time sensitive, but that's it for today. 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