Live from Washington D.C., if the Cube. Covering Inforum DC 2018, brought to you by Infor. Well good morning and welcome to day two here on the Cube at Inforum 2018. We are in the nation's capital, the Water Washington Convention Center. And thank goodness the sun's come out today. Everybody's got a big smile and cheery faces. It's good to see. Dave Vellante, John Wall's here. We're just on top of the show floor. You'll see a lot of activity a little bit later and it's a pleasure to welcome our first guest of the day, Billy Settlin, who's the CEO of Iron Road. Billy, good morning to you. Good morning. Thank you guys for having me on. How's it been? Great to see you. How's it been for you so far? It's been great. Yeah, it's been great. Outside of the fact that we got bumped from our hotel when we first showed up. So, nope, the show's been fantastic. Always great to network, learn what other folks have going on and it's been phenomenal. Tell us about Iron Road and what you do and why you're here. Yeah, yeah, so we're an HR outsourcing company and we've been doing HR and payroll since 1997. Company started really just with an idea and so as we have grown through the years, working with mostly small to medium sized businesses, we had an opportunity within four just a couple years ago to partner with them on the payroll side of things and so it's been a new opportunity for us, one that our team is incredibly excited about. I mean it's just a great opportunity to partner with some phenomenal software and so yeah, yeah, that's... So, services that you guys provide, so HR, payroll, you got a portal, onboarding, take us through that. Is it full suite of, full complement of services? It is, yeah. So we, our typical client is a small to medium sized employer and we'll go in and so many of the things that they've got to do internally that have nothing to do with why they got into business. They can outsource to us. So anything from the beginning to the end of an employee's life cycle is what we manage. So it's, you name it and we do it for them so that they can go and focus on what they do. So let me probe that a little bit. So if I have, let's say I have an HR issue with an employee, you know, maybe they're a little older and I'm concerned that I'm going through the right steps, giving that employee the right guidance. I don't want to expose my company to any of our lawsuits or whatever. Can I call you up and say, hey, give me some guidance on how I should handle this from an HR perspective? What do I have to document? You would help me with that? David, that's a perfect, I mean, it's a perfect example, right? And so the whole liability of being an employer is something that they can share with us, right? So somebody that focuses on HR and knows those laws and rules and regs, they pick up the phone, they call us, they say, hey, Billy, got an issue, can you come out? One of our folks would go out, consult with them, make sure that everything's documented, managed properly. And yeah, that's exactly what we would have.  I mean, all that stuff you can help with. You got it, yeah, absolutely. You bring up healthcare, I don't know any employee, employer regardless of the size, that's not dealing with that, right? So the whole ACA compliance with Obamacare, has been a tremendous boom for our business because people are looking left and right. How do we deal with this? What do we do? It's so complex for them, you know, they're looking for experts to manage it. I mean, that's kind of the tip of the spear. I mean, that's why particularly small, mid-sized businesses, it's healthcare first, because it's so expensive and it's so important to the employees, right? It is, yeah. And I would say most folks that we deal with, it's number two line item right after payroll, right? I mean, they're dealing with healthcare and everybody's looking for answers. It's like, how do we do this? And the employees are asking the same question, right? And they're looking at the employer saying, give me a solution, there is no real solution. Outside of being able to maybe aggregate with some other smaller employers so we can go to the large healthcare companies that are out there and say, okay, I tell you what, we got about 5,000 people here now. What do we, what do you think about our buying power at this point? That it works. That's it, you just scale it, exactly right. Okay, 1997, well first of all, you Cincinnati based, I'm going to come back and talk about that, but 1997, just coming into the dot-com boom, the state of software was, back then, PeopleSoft was the gold standard. There was no cloud, really. You had these software companies doing, I forget what they even called it now, but it was like software as a service pre-sass. And kind of clunky software. And now you're fast forward to today.  Take us through kind of the technology progression. Yeah, so the start was an interesting one. I wish we could tell you we had a great idea, but it was a complete accident, right? We were trying to, I was trying to help out two different friends who were in two separate businesses. They both had done extremely well in their separate businesses. And so they started what is now Iron Road. And after about 12 months, both of them had done so well in their other businesses, they looked at each other and said, they each thought the other one was going to be pulling the wagon, right? And so neither one of them wanted to do it. So one of the guys came to me and said, hey, Billy, you want to buy 50% of this? And I said, well, what is it? And he explained it to me and I said, love this concept, a great idea. And so I said, how much? He said $8,000. It's been a good, like a lawn mower. It's been a good year. I bought half a lawn mower, right? So. So it was such a great idea. You sure do want to charge more? Yeah, it said $8,000. But he had no clients, right? They had a little bit of software that they had purchased to be able to do the payroll. So that's really where we started. So, you know, kind of caveman, like you said, David. And so. What's your client base now? What do you have? So we're using the Infor cloud base. Yeah, the human capital management system. I mean, as far as the number of organizations that you're serving. Oh, pardon. How have you grown the business? Pardon, yeah. So, you know, really, it's just been, it's been good old fashioned hard work for us. It's been, we've not made any purchases, no acquisitions. And so we've got some amazing people that have a real passion about what we do. And we do it really well. The differentiator between us and some of the big guys that are out there really is our people. You hear people talk about that, but our people are really focused on it. And so, you know, and pretty soon that reputation begins to spread, right? You know, like you said, we're in Cincinnati, Ohio, and currently we're operating in 38 different states. And so a little bit at a time, year after year, we've been digging and digging and in regards to the question you asked, David, right? So we start with the lawnmower and here we end up sitting with you guys talking about Infor and this cloud-based suite that we've been able to manage and bring in. And so really exciting for somebody like us. So talk a little bit more about the cloud suite, you know, how you use it, how you use it to differentiate from the competition, you know, why it's maybe better than some of the other alternatives you see. That's a great question because most of our businesses, professional employer organization, most of the PEO softwares are fairly limited and what they can offer the employers that they're working with. And so we vetted, we had Uncle Calp, our CIO was vetting five different systems a couple of years ago. And in the midst of vetting those five different systems, we were introduced to Infor, right? And as we began to do with this software, we began to see what this software could do, we started getting really excited. You talk about a differentiator in the workplace, nobody else has it, right? And so we started learning more and more the human capital management system for us. We started thinking, man, if we can take this to employees or employers that have anywhere between 500 and 5,000 employees, this is a real differentiator for us, right? And so, like I said, nobody else in the PEO space has the software and so it's been a tremendous opportunity for us to take to the marketplace. So that's kind of your sweet spot, 500 to 5,000? So not under 100, right? SM, true SMB is kind of not your sweet spot. Well, we will actually, we'll go all the way down to 20 employees. And so, but the 20 employer companies, it's the resources that they have internally to be able to integrate the systems is a little more challenging. But we get it done. And so anywhere between 20 and probably 5,000 employees are the typical employer that we're working with. So what kind of integration items does a customer have to think about specifically? So by integration items. You said kind of small companies don't have the resources to do the integration. So what are the, what has to be done to do that integration? Yeah, so there's, it's a lot of lifting, right? I mean, there's lots of work to be able to establish the systems with the employers that we're taking, you know, the software too. And so just a lot of hands on between Iron Road and the companies that we're dealing with. So those smaller companies are really focused on, you know, going out and doing whatever it is, whether they're a contractor or a doctor's office. And so to be able to have a resource that can dedicate the time to be able to activate the system and make it do what they want it to do is somewhat challenging for the smaller employers. But wouldn't they have to do that with any outsourced HR provider? They would. They may not be able, they probably are not taking the software to the depth of its utilization or potential utilization. And so they're kind of doing without it. So the bigger guys getting more business value out of your offerings or something. There's no doubt about it. Or the smaller guys, it just takes a little bit longer to get them there. That's really the challenge. They both get the same value, it just takes a little bit longer. 21 years, you've been doing this. So you've obviously seen business change. Not that old. I don't know how that happened. Well, you start very young. Thank, I'm glad you said that. Must have been what? I wonder why they skipped me with the makeup. Thank you guys. Don't need it. We do. So you've been at 21 years. Yes. So you've seen business change. Yes. You've seen technology change, right? Night and day. So where now, you know, where are the pain points now? Because it seems like, well, we've solved all these problems, right? Automation, things are much easier. Well, there's always a yeah, but. Yeah. So what's the but now for your folks? Yeah, I think the biggest thing for us in our industry is getting the message out. You know, when we look at PEOs in Ohio, for example, about 2% of the workforce is working with the PEO. And so because there are so few of them out there doing it really well, getting that message out to the employer. Because once we get them, once they come in and they see, you know, you said they got to do this if they're outsourcing HR anyhow, once they become aware of what's available to them, they don't leave, right? They're paying still the same. Paying still the same. You're just trying to get out to let them know what you can, you can help. That's it. That's it.  And, you know, different parts of the country, obviously you've got, you've got different attitudes towards or people move at different paces. And in Ohio, there's still a, you know, I'm looking at David saying, what is PEO? I've never heard of it. I don't know if I trust you. And so overcoming that is probably our, you know, biggest obstacle. Billy, talk a little bit about Infor, it's products, if I understand it quickly, you're both a consumer and essentially a reseller of the services, which means you're running on the Amazon Cloud. So talk about your relationship there, why Infor, you know, why the product, how does it compare? Cause you probably evaluated everything. We did. Yeah, yeah, we did. And we, you know, for us, like I said, we've added five different companies that we were looking at. And when we had a chance to look at the Infor proposal, the differentiator for us, not only was the software from our perspective, far and above, better than anything else that we were looking at, they provided us with an opportunity since we were purchasing the software to be able to provide an intent solution for current clients that Infor has. So an Infor client that looks at the software and says, hey, I want this, and yet they're still outsourcing their payroll, now has the ability to buy the software and outsource the payroll Diane wrote. And so you're taking, you know, the best in class cloud suite services from a human capital management system to the marketplace and partnering with a company like Infor that, you know, really is a dream come true for us. So what makes it best in class? I mean, you know, Oracle's got good software, they got SAP out there, WorkDays, the hot company, why is Infor, you said better, why is it better? Yeah, I think, you know, for us, just the ease of the employer being able to utilize the system, you can have the best thing in the world and if people are done to people, or people, or people, or people, right?  And so I think the ease of being able to, just the user friendly side of what Infor does, they certainly have every option you can imagine in regard to the capability of the software is as good, if not better than any, but the ability for people to pick it up quickly and be able to use it and make it real for their small business, to me, that's the key, right? Was the use of AWS Cloud a factor? Was that kind of transparent to you? Yeah, yeah, yeah, not really, yeah, yeah. Is there an aha moment when you're out there when you are pitching and when you look at people and the processes they go through and they've been doing it the same way for decades and then how do you, so when you break through, how do you know you've broken through? What is it that you use to break through? Yeah, yeah, yeah, and for them, once we're able to articulate what the system actually does, there is an aha moment and it's almost disbelief. It's because there's so many years of doing it, the old way, right? And then they look and see, it's kind of like me looking at the software that your company's created, it's phenomenal, right? They're looking at, come on, really? It really does that and it's, yeah, it really does that, we can do this different and you can go and sell more widgets, right? Yeah, thank you for the way we were showing Billy our search, video search software, so I appreciate that. Amazing, that is unbelievable. It is. Yeah, Star Trek. So, I want to ask you. Dave, myself. I want to ask you, what are all the same bugs? Easy spot. Go ask you about the resources that are required for you to do integration within for, actually, so outside funding other than the 8,000 that you put in, did you guys have you raise outside funding? David, that was a lot of money at the time, man. Yeah, no doubt. Yeah. A lot of money. And you could do a lot with 8,000, but you can't build a full software suite, so have you taken outside capital or? We haven't. Okay, so self-funded. Yeah, we're self-funded and, frankly, or fortunately, we've been able to manage through it. This partnership within for, for us, is a big, big step for us, right? And so, but at this point, we've been able to manage that without any funding outside, and so, yeah. Okay, so it's not like an intense engineering effort, right? You're turnkeying this stuff largely. So you put more of your effort on onboarding clients from what I understand, right? Right, and working with other in-four partners, Bales, for example, was our implementation manager, and so our folks working with Bales to make sure, because we've got hundreds of clients that we, in lots of different industries, that we've got to go out and enroll this implementation out into, right? And so it's a little different than the typical in-four arrangement, because there's so many different industries represented just through Iron Road. And you guys dog food this? They don't like when I say dog food. You drink your own champagne, so you're utilizing the in-four. Much better. You're utilizing the in-four software in-house, correct? We are, we are, yeah, yeah. So if, you know, from an implementation standpoint, it's easy to do that, right? I mean, you have somebody like Bales and Cyndian that has helped us and phenomenal at what they do, great partners for in-four. But then we've got to turn around and take that out to hundreds of different employers, and so scaling that is a bit of a challenge. And again, depending upon the amount of resources that the different clients have, which all changes depend upon their size. But it's been great. Yeah, so far so good. Thank you so much. Well, Billy, thanks for the time. We do appreciate it, and I assume at Cincinnati that you might be one of those long-suffering Bengals fans. Hey, time out! Hey, two and one. I know, I know. Two and one, Andy Dalton. We're not big Carolina fans right now. One or two here in New England, so that's it. Yeah, he's actually in trouble. Yeah, we'll see you after this week. The 40-something maybe hit big Tom. All right, that discussion to continue off the air. All right, Billy Sutherland, Iron Road CEO. Thank you guys so much. We enjoyed it. We'll continue. We are live here in Washington, D.C. at Inform 2018. Back with more on theCUBE in just a bit.


Let's see some examples of model-based reinforcement learning successes. Here's an example of a race car that's driving with model-based reinforcement learning and it's doing a very good job of it. It runs at really high speed, I believe, up to 40 miles per hour. This tiny race car on this mud-race track, which is quite hard to race efficiently on. You can see that it's pulling off some pretty impressive maneuvers. On the right, you see some examples of manipulation tasks being learned with model-based reinforcement learning. In this case, a simulated task of writing with a pencil and, in this case, juggling these two balls in a robotic hand. Again, these are quite difficult tasks. Manipulation with such contact-rich events tends to be really difficult and so this is quite impressive that it's actually able to learn it within two hours of real robot training. Here are some examples of learning from pixels. In this case, purely given the image representation of the scene and learning the dynamics in the image space because you have a deformable object that's not easy to represent in a lower-dimensional representation, you are learning the task of folding the cloth. So you're trying to take the hand of the shirt and place it near this point. That's the task that's specified on the bottom right. Finally, here is the task of learning how to control these different simulated robots including a humanoid and a half cheetah and so on. You can see that over the course of only about 2,000 attempts, it's actually able to learn pretty good policies using model-based reinforcement learning for controlling these. To wrap up, let's compare model-based reinforcement learning to model-free reinforcement learning along a few axes. Model-based reinforcement learning tends to be modular because you learn a model separately and then you also apply some kind of dynamic programming or other approaches like we've discussed to it. That lends itself to some easy debugability because you have these two phases, you can independently test them and see what's going on. And it's also easy to inject some approximate physics knowledge especially when you're trying to learn a model in a physical system. It's easy to say I kind of know that this physics system works by following Newton's laws and so that allows you to also learn more efficiently because you're able to inject some domain knowledge. One nice thing about model-based reinforcement learning is also that you can piggyback on a really large literature of many decades on planning and trajectory optimization and dynamic programming. Model-based reinforcement learning is sample efficient like we've seen you can learn some robotics tasks within only a couple of hours that would be much more difficult with model-free reinforcement learning, at least with the methods that we have today. And you have reusable dynamics models. Your dynamics models especially in theory, even if you do incremental model-based reinforcement learning, you're learning after all a dynamics model of the system and so that is not entirely task specific. You should be able to reuse the dynamics to some extent for new tasks as well. Now among the negatives of model-based RL is that the models are trained independently of the task and so you don't directly get task gradients into the dynamics models. And so this can lead to biased models that limit performance. And also sometimes it's actually harder to learn the dynamics than to learn tasks. So for example, if you're trying to learn to swim in a river that is fast flowing, the dynamics of that river are probably harder than to learn that you should move your hands in a particular way. And so it might in some cases not be worthwhile to try to learn the dynamics exactly. And finally, there's also a problem with some kinds of model-based RL approaches. The ones that use planning, purely planning for selecting actions, planning can often be quite slow or deliberative compared to direct policies like the ones that we were learning with Q-learning or even with direct policy search or even with Q-learning.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com. Happy Sunday coming at you with a nice little prism mixer here We're gonna do five blaster boxes and three cello pack boxes So all those cello packs that you often see us do for like fillers and stuff like that This is this is how they arrive to us Before they're put out on the floor So we're gonna do three sealed box of those and then five of those prism basketball blaster boxes And there's all 2020 2021 edition now if you buy at least two teams You know the drill here if you buy at least two teams will get an entry for the Hornets four teams to entry 16 three entries so on and so forth so There's everybody's names right here. Let's sort by column a by your first names And we're gonna see who's gonna get those it's gonna get the Hornets So Adam you bought at least two so that's one entry Bennett bought a lot of teams he bought 12 so half of those count That's six entries David bought two. That's an entry Eric J. Bought two. That's an entry Roy bought two. That's an entry Sean Oh bought eight four of those are entries So pretty easy there Sean just spot check this Roy Eric David Bennett and Adam All right, so let's gather all of your names. There's some new dice. There's a new list right there easy name on top after Seven laughter lucky seven will get the Hornets in this very break Good luck one two three four five Six and oh one seventh and final time after seven Sean oh congrats to you after seven times You're the lucky duck With the Charlotte Hornets. You'll have that little rooftop next to your name so you know you won that in a To know you won that in one of those randomizers. Let's delete that column. Let's sort back by team Let's print and rip And in the background Payton Manning getting inducted into the Hall of Fame. That's a good bust of him It's pretty good. All right, so We'll do these those big blaster For the big multi-pack boxes first the sell-up packs final print out right here There it is On off the presses Sunday the 8th. Thanks everybody. All right schedule is in the chat lays jump This is kind of a longer break, but It should be a good one You should saying apparently the bus took seven hours to make That seems like a short amount of time doesn't it? TJ saying and to think that Todd Hilton started the head of Manning at Tennessee He's getting booze Tom Brady's getting booze gotcha Manning was a freshman and Hilton was a senior. That's good trivia Here the bonus packs of red white and blue Open all these first Yeah, the edge Hall of Famer as well. All right Back to some basketball. Good luck everybody What's our what's our cards into it all card ship in this? No vet commonship in this All right, so vet commons like West Matthews won't ship it obviously rookies green parallels inserts will all ship Kenyon Martin Jr. Silver will go to Houston that'll be for David Subrex obviously silver Will ship the green will ship those are Parallels will all ship Nice Got a silver Obi-Toppin in addition to the regular one nicks Adam We got a Trey Jones rookie silver Trey Jones will go to the Spurs rookie silver going to Roy green Danny Avicia for Sean Oh and Washington Drumming at the back there red white and blue parallels Manual quickly red white and blue for the nicks Adam Cole Anthony red white and blue That's for Orlando. That's gonna go to Eric J. The Isaiah Stewart for the Pistons Adam Vernon Kerry Jr. See if we can find his teammate somewhere. He's a second-year John Morant And an Obi-Toppin nice red white and blue good start for the nicks After our first box a lot of good parallels there. He's got some upside a lot of upside on the on the upstart nicks It was pretty good Rex. Thanks for asking I wonder if Peyton Manning would consider like I go back and forth on whether I think would he be a good commissioner or not You think he'd be a commissioner? I don't know if he's I don't know if he's that sort of I think he's a better ambassador for the game than an Administrator for the game. So maybe it wouldn't work Good speech Peyton. Nice Sam. Good news. Good to hear. Hope you're back on the mend. Oh, he is So I guess he's out for a little no more homers for him. It's Malachi Flynn Green Bat boy interesting any good news for us Rex Oh Quickly it's pretty solid to nicks Adam with that one Second-year Zion. Oh and a nice silver Tyrese Halliburton And it'll be for Eric Jay and the Kings Tyrese Halliburton a lot. We got Emergent Halliburton a second-year Zion for Bennett and the Pelicans Come on. We're we're so mad. We need to find those guys as teammates here Trey Jones, I know these silver LeBron James cards still do pretty well in the secondary market Save is another second-year John Morant there. All right the red white and blue exclusives to this set I Want to see some Lamello's or Anthony Edwards is here. There's a good Yanis He's pretty good Save one of those bucks David Obi-Toppin red white and blue There's a Lamello nice. So we got a red white and blue John Morant Kenyon Martin for the Rockets David and the Lamello ball for Sean. Oh First of many I hope All right third box Then we'll do five blasters Again, we'll get into those blasters Good luck everybody We've got another one of these up if you missed out on this the first time Don't miss out on the next time remember to buy at least two teams So you get a chance at them Charlotte Hornets There's an Anthony Edwards So Isaac Lakers imagine this one. Well double-check your your order confirmation Isaac. This is break number two You might either be in break number one or break number three Anthony Edwards Sean with the Timberwolves What we're ripping right now is pick your team number two nice green Patrick Williams It's pretty nice. That's for Sean and the Bulls There's a rookie silver another Patrick Williams and a green Tyrese Halliburton a regular Tyrese Halliburton nice Sacramento Kings Eric J Well, this is pick your team to Isaac or I'll look for you Looks like you were in pick your team one which happened yesterday or a couple days ago So that video is already up moving on this is break number pick your team to everybody pick your team one happened a day or two ago and Pick your team three in the store right now jaskiescasebreaks.com The rare autograph and a silver lamella. Wow. So there's Otis Bird song Penmanship autograph for Bennett and the Nets and a silver lamella Going to Sean and the Charlotte Hornets. Congrats. There's a base lamella all those add up Well, these might be worth probably worth grading by the time you get these back Lamella may be Well into his second year Hopefully doing what he does what he has done in his rookie season if not better Red, white and blue all of these shit James Weissman red, white and blue He's pretty good Sean. Oh with the Warriors Jake Lehmann all right nice blaster box time On TV right now is is John Lynch Yeah, I didn't realize I didn't realize that he was he was a second-round draft-picking baseball either So open off all the blaster boxes all at once Usha saying Lamella's brother Leangelo finally made to the NBA or at least in the summer league How's he looking? I've only been watching just a little bit of the summer league on and off To join you All right, all right, all right I don't remember Jack I feel like that sounds like a good Ronnie lot story though He had one of his fingers cut off during a playoff game so you can keep playing There's Joe Ingalls jazz for Roy. Does anyone remember?  I want to keep playing You know Roy with the jazz sorry the lighting's a little little weird this time of day There it is rookie silver Denny Avigia And James Johnson, I believe these purple shimmers Exclusive to this set Sean Oh with Washington. He's got some upside Deandre Hunter Derek Rose looks like they missed a pass on the on the foil and an Andrew Wiggins Sensational relic Warriors edition. All right, so Leangelo's debut 16 minutes 16 points couple rebounds couple assists couple steals Who's he who's he? Who's he playing for in the summer league? It was Ronnie lot Hollywood saying there you go Yeah, it was the pinky right that's how I remember the pinky Rookie Patrick Williams for Sean in the Bulls Tyrese Halliburton I've got a Carl Anthony towns piece of his Jersey. That'll be for Sean and the Timberwolves.  It's John Wall purple wave for the Wizards Josh Green Miles Turner or Toru and Chris Middleton piece of his Jersey Bucks It's gonna be for David and Milwaukee an emergent insert Lamello ball And the next little stack here Anthony Davis green Malachi Flynn and a surge of Baca for the Raptors Bennett With Dono DNA Yeah, it has been a good month for Chris Middleton, right? He's a champion NBA champ and a gold medalist There's a rookie purple shimmer Theo Maladon for Kaiosuke and Okay, see Danny Avigia Incident packed Isaiah Stewart Tyler hero DeMarie Carroll Jamal Murray quickly and back here Jared Oliver There you go gay Pretty nice to have a lot of great parallels for a lot of different rookies and some of the some of the highlights here the relics the Lamello's The James Weissman red white and blue that looks really sharp I know again, it's a little little dark right here with the lighting, but a silver Lamello Green Tyrese Halliburton red white and blue Lamello silver Tyrese Hallibur ton of fun parallels here pretty awesome stuff That was our 2021 Prism mixer featuring three Multi-pack boxes the Salo pack boxes filled with all those Salo packs and then five blaster boxes This was pick your team to we've got pick your team three in the store right now If you want to go and check that out Jaspie's case breaks calm Remember to buy at least two teams and even number of teams will get you some entries to try to maybe see if you Ended with the Hornets in that break. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


Let me tell you a story about the $3 million LeBron card. You guys have seen me open tons of expensive boxes, but the most coveted box in the sports card industry right now is the Panini Flawless Basketball. Let me tell you why. Now back when this box was released, inserted into one of them was a card known as the LeBron Triple Logo Man. It has three NBA logos from three game-worn LeBron jerseys. So already it was expensive. And after hundreds, if not thousands of boxes have been opened, it's still has not been pulled yet. Drake himself has spent over $200,000 trying to find it with no success. Oh, that's bad. Oh, that's bad. Drake, hit me up, man. I got it for you, bro. Fly me out to Canada. We can open this together, bro. It costs about $20,000 to get your hands on one of these boxes. It comes in a custom steel briefcase, and there's only 10 cards per box. And since the box numbers are dwindling and the LeBron has not been pulled, of the roughly 300 boxes remaining on planet Earth, one of them must contain the LeBron. And I think you might know where this is leading. I have a shot at that LeBron today. This, ladies and gentlemen, could be a $3 million briefcase. Now let's back up a bit. Papa Meeks, how did you even get your hands on this thing? Let me tell you. There's an app called What Not, and I'm partnering with them today. What Not is a live streaming shopping platform to buy and sell rare stuff. What Not is basically the goat of collectibles. Doesn't matter if it's Pokemon cards, sports trading cards, vintage clothing, sneakers, et cetera, they've got it on the app. Well, they approached me. They said, Papa Meeks, we actually have one of these insane briefcases that could have the LeBron. Do you want to open it? And I said, look what not. I love to open free stuff, but there must be a catch. There's no way you're just handing me this briefcase. It's like the hardest thing to get. They said, you're right, you caught us. If you want to open this box, you have to give away every single card in it. I was like, bro, what? So you're telling me what now? You're telling me if I pulled a $3 million LeBron, I have to give it away to one of my subscribers. They said yes. So here's how it works. On what not, you can live stream.  It's also really good because if I do pull that LeBron, it's gonna be live stream. So there's no way I can accidentally end the stream and move to Puerto Rico. Although honestly, I'm like, consider it. I'm kidding, I'm kidding. I'm gonna be giving it away. So tomorrow, Saturday, May 7th at 8 p.m. Eastern, you're gonna need the what not app and an account. Pull up to my live stream and you will have a chance to get any single card I pull in this box. So number one, there's a link in the description. I highly recommend just clicking that, getting the what not app on your phone so that you can be ready for my live stream. Also, if you are gonna download it, please use my link that helps me out too. So you guys would be the homies for that. But it's as simple as that. I'll be giving away every single card. After I pull a card, it'll be about a one minute submission period. So if you're watching live on what not, and I pull Steph Curry, one of them. Instantly right there, you can enter the giveaway. A minute later, I'll end the giveaway. And one person who entered will instantly be selected to win. So mark your calendar, Saturday, May 7th, 8 p.m. Eastern. I will be live ripping this box. And what's crazy is that's not even like half of it. There's so much more. What not realize just how insanely rare this LeBron was? And they put a bounty on it, bro. Like Red Dead Redemption, like Assassin's Creed. There's a bounty. Whoever pulls the LeBron triple logo gets a custom Lamborghini. And you might have seen pictures of me with this Lamborghini. This briefcase is so special that what not actually flew me to Los Angeles to physically pick it up. So these are 20K apiece. It's like precious cargo. I feel like Ocean's Eleven. I feel like I just robbed a bank. Now I'm carrying all the jewels. This thing has been everywhere with me. I picked it up in Los Angeles. It came with me to Vegas to the draft. Then I drove it to Michigan and then flew with it to Hawaii, which is where I'm at right now. So if you're confused by my setting and why I'm sunburnt, that's why. So here's the best case scenario, boys. I pull the LeBron, one of you gets it. I get a Lamborghini. We ride off into the sunset. It would be the coolest thing ever. As insane as that live stream tomorrow is gonna be, I have a little sneak peek today. So I was talking to what not, because they're like literally the gold of collectibles. I said, is there any chance you have Panini football? Do you have Panini Immaculate or Flawless, which are the crazy boxes I love to open?  They've only got like six cards per box. They said, pop amigas, we're gonna send you five. I was like, what? You're sending me five? So check this out. I can't believe it, dude. I feel like a kid on Christmas. It's so crazy.  I didn't want to get you all excited for a live stream tomorrow. I want you to see something today. We're gonna shred these right now.  When I pull LeBron triple logo man tomorrow, one of you becomes $3 million richer and I'll be driving Lamborghini. So I can't thank what not enough. This is one of the coolest experiences ever. I've been feeling so blessed the last three weeks with all the amazing opportunities. So if you guys wanna thank them as well, please use my link, download the app, and be at a live stream tomorrow. That would mean the world to me. And hey, you might just get like a jammer rant or a Steph Curry just for tuning in. So wait a minute, I'm not even done. I have more to tell you. So when I went to Los Angeles, checked out this Lamborghini, picked up my precious, precious cargo. I got handed a goodie bag. And what not told me in that goodie bag is a few more things I get to give away. Holy shit, just take a look at what we'll also be giving away tomorrow on my live stream May 7th, 8 p.m. Eastern. Check it out. You got Big Mac Jones, patch auto first impressions. You've got a perfect 10 CD lamb here. Got this beautiful 17 of 25 DK Metcalf. Got a 98 of 99 Paddy Mahomes. A patch and an auto from both Justin Fields and Big Mac Jones. And actually this one's my favorite. This one is a thick boy. You've got an eight of 10, Dan Marino, patch and auto. So dope. So dude, they just, they gave me all that to give away too. So here's what I'm thinking for the stream tomorrow. I think I'm gonna kick it off and I'll just like put up Dan Marino right at the start. I'll be like, all right boys, all you gotta do is click a button on what not by the way to enter the giveaway, that's it. So you make your profile, join my stream, click a button and I'll be like that. Dan Marino submissions close in a minute. Right after that, it'll give me a username. I'll write your username on here and then what not I'll ship the card off to you. I'm gonna do that for all of those cards I just showed you. Then you know what? Now that I'm thinking about it, I've got five beautiful immaculate boxes here. I'll just give away another one. You know, if one of you, if I really pull LeBron, I will be giving it away to one of you obviously. If you guys are cool with it, I would love to personally fly to you and hand deliver it. That would be so much cooler because this thing is like, dude that's like carrying a briefcase of $3 million, right? Like that thing is so expensive. So if we really do that, that would be fun. All right, enough talk. You guys get the gist. It should be pretty self-explanatory. The app is really simple. So I don't, it's not rocket science.  And another thing I do want to mention, I know a lot of you are really big sports card guys and I'm excited to get more into it. But please just bear in mind, sometimes I don't know when a pull is that great. There's a lot of times I've done videos and someone's like, dude that's so rare and I just had no idea. So in the comments, if something's awesome and I skip past it, please let me know. But please try to be positive too. It's a new hobby for me.  So yep. They sent me with 100 super premium thick card sleeves. Hanini Immaculate 2021 football. I don't know what just made me think of this but do you guys remember that trend on YouTube like four years ago where people would just ruin super nice stuff for no reason? Throwing my iPhone 12 in lava or something. I was thinking about that with these. Like if that trend was around like right now, like this is a holy grail right here. This is where it's so much. This is paper. Like if I were to take a lighter to this, it would just, all right, I'm sorry. I don't know why I'm talking about this. Let's open it up. I'm gonna let you guys see it first. What's the first card? It's on the TV top of that. God, I think I see Steelers colors. Ooh, 17 of 21 Minka Fitzpatrick Klee impressions. I don't know if it's rare, but that is super cool. Number two is, ooh, do I see Raiders? We got a 31 of 81, Tim Brown. Got a little jersey on there too. Gnarly. I gotta sleep right now. I gotta sleep right now. I gotta sleep right now. It's a little too thick. I have to save all my super nice top loaders or whatever the really thick ones are, but I do have at least a team bag. So at least I'm not putting my grandma's fingers on anymore. I pulled Jamar again. Yo. Bangles Jamar Chase Immaculate Rookie Helmets 11 of 29. So that is a big old chunk of a Jamar Chase helmet. I did it twice. I did it twice. This is exactly why I need to be on the stream tomorrow because I'm giving away a whole box of these. So as of right now, if I was streaming that, Minka would have been given away already. Then Tim Brown, then the Jamar. Oh, that's nuts. Card number four, I'm not gonna look at it till you boys see it. Looks like it's a Browns player and it looks like there's a lot on that. What am I looking at? Players collection, Nick Chubb, 37 of 49. Signature on the card, three different pieces of the uni. I'm fairly certain this box is cracked. Like the one I'm opening right now is absolutely cracked. There should be two cards left. First up is a Packers, I believe that's Jordy Nelson. 26 of 75, Jordy Nelson got the auto, got the patch. That is a super, super cool card. Jordy Nelson was incredible. I'm sad that he's no longer in the league. Either way, awesome card that leaves us with our final one. I think I got another rookie. Yo. Hey, listen, it might not be the craziest rookie, but I did get another rookie, Travis Etienne, 69. Nice of 99, got his jersey on there. This looks beautiful. I love how this looks. Spectacular card right there. Oh, that's so awesome. What a card, Travis Etienne. I love to see that, boys. You'll have to see it. Obviously the best pull was Jamar Chase, but I really, really like this Nick Chubb card. I love Nick Chubb just as a player and that card is spectacular. I think the biggest L was probably the Tim Brown, right? Although, I guess I don't know. Maybe Tim Brown is better than Jordy Nelson. Immaculate box one.  Sealed up, I don't cheat. Only I'm a girlfriend. This stack is a little bit lower. I don't think we have a really thick card in this one. Our first card is a Viking. Let's get a little focused. Is that Dalvin Cook, Adrian Peterson?  It doesn't have an auto or a patch on it. I'm gonna pull this out so you guys can see it. Dalvin Cook, four of five. That is so awesome. See, this is one where I love your guys' opinions on it because it doesn't have a patch or an auto, but it is four of five, so I feel like it's gotta be pretty good, right? Ooh, in the next card, I can already tell it's one of these white redemption ones, so whoever this was didn't get to sign it in time, but I can redeem it and get it signed. 2021 Panini Immaculate Collection Premium Patch Autographs, card number four, Kyler Murray? Yo! Let's go, Kyler Murray? That's gotta be dope, dude. Premium Patch Auto, card number four, Kyler Matt. I don't know how many that's out of. It's four out of five, that's nuts. It's four out of 10 or 20, that's probably really good too, but hey, got a little redemption here for a Kyler Murray. Don't mind if I do. Oh my God, oh my God. Oh my God, is that the goats?  Did I just pack the goats? Oh no, shit, that's not Tom Brady. It's Kyle Trask. Oh, it's a rookie card, it's a Patch Auto, it's 25 and 25, Kyle Trask. Oh my God. Oh my God, I thought it was Tom Brady. Dude, do I even sleeve it? Do I even sleeve that or do I just use it as firewood? Oh my God, Kyle Trask, you just hold me so bad. We're staying on the Buccaneers train. Similar to my Nick Chubb card, we get another running back, Ronald Jones Rojo. I think this box so far is not as good as the last one. 78 of 99, Ronald Jones, Tampa Bay. Tampa Bay fans are running this immaculate box right here. Ronald Jones, maybe. Now this next one, I'm seeing Giants colors, which is usually not a good sign, but I'm gonna let the boys see this first. Is that Lawrence Taylor? It's not, oh dude, I'm getting cut. I totally thought that was gonna be LT. It's Harry Carson, still a dope card, really dope card. Seven of 10, got a big old piece of the jersey on there. Harry Carson, Hall of Fame. Damn, I thought it was LT, damn. Got clapped in a circle on that one. I have never in my life, ever in my life seen a card like this. How cool is that? That is a Pat Fryer move. Four of 15, sideline towel. Four of 15, it's also like, it's actually the rookie. It's got the rookie patch down here in the corner. Sideline towel, box two in the books. All right boys, box three, let's get it. What's that right there on the top? Is that a Cardinals player? Is that the Andre Hopkins? James Conner, who is that? Ooh, it is the Andre Hopkins. 29 of 75, the Andre Hopkins sitting on the top, look at this. I know some trading card people, they like to see the side of the card so they can see potentially what teams are back there, so I'm gonna let you guys see the side, the other ones. Not sure if that gives anything away, if that's exciting or not, but whatever, I thought you guys should see it. Next up on the list, a rookie for the Eagles, Kenneth Gainwell. When I saw rookie in Eagles, I was hoping maybe Jalen Hurts or Devonta Smith. Kenneth Gainwell, he got good touches this year. He was all right in fantasy football sometimes. Next up is, what is this? I'm gonna let you guys see it first before I figure this out. What am I looking at? Two of five Leonard Fourneth. I think this is the tag to his jersey. I think this is his tag. The enclosed player worn used material is guaranteed by Panini America. Next up, ooh, a little legend here, Javan Curse, 14 and a half sacks as a rookie in 1999. Beautiful signature, put his number on there too. 38 of 49, Javan Curse. This is the next one, oh my God. Oh, my God. Six of 15 eye black duels, Panini Immaculate. Ocho Cinco and Hush Mizzou. That's a joke. You've seen the Martian clip, right? I don't have to explain that joke. DJ Hush Mizzou.  Six of 15, it's got Ocho Cinco's eye black and his signature and DJ Hush Mandaza. You know what's funny? I've seen that Martian clip so many times but I actually don't know how to pronounce his nice name. I'm gonna say Hush Mizzou. And our final poll is on rookie Patriots. Egg Mac Jones. Also the dominant quarterback on my franchise but I'll let you see the card, I apologize. Not incredibly rare, I think this is a 46 of 75 but I mean that's awesome to have a rookie card of a quarterback who has a chance to be an incredible quarterback in the league. All the fame, I don't know, that's a little aggressive but he is a white Patriots quarterback who's not that athletic so he could be a faster Tom Brady. So the way I'm understanding is the first card is usually not anything that crazy and oh, one of my favorite players. Let's go, DeSean Watson on the Texans. I can't wait to see DeSean Watson on the Browns card. And there's a lot of jokes I could make right now but we're all overplayed so I don't know, I'm just gonna not do it. Oh, I really want to, oh, I really want to. This guy's threatening to wreck me. Next up, this is so sick. Tyler Lockett with the fat Nike logo. Oh, that's so hard, what is that rarity? Three of three, Tyler Lockett insignia is three of three. Oh, rookie Ravens, take your guess, rookie Ravens. One of my, dude, I'm an amazing rising star in Wheel of Mutte so I like this even better. Odafe O'Waig, what a stud, got the auto on there, beautiful looking card. Immaculate design, 64 of 99.  Ooh, what do we got next here? A comeback signatures, never seen something like this before. Comeback signatures, Steve Young, beautiful card. Ooh, we might have struck gold on our final card. This is our second to last card of the video. Oh, it's an eight of 10. This is an eight of 10, Joe Thomas. Oh, that's so beautiful. Oh, I remember Joe Thomas' BCA card in Mad Mobile 15. It was the rarest card in the game. Oh, Thomas, and the final card, what is our final card? So let's, you know what, let's do this first. Our final card is a redemption card. Let me do this first. I don't know if you guys can read that, but I'll read it for you. We'll get a little suspense if you didn't see it there. 2021 Panini Immaculate Collection, Immaculate Signature Patches Rookie. Card number 14 player, Cadarius Tony. Oh my God, that's wild. You got a Cadarius Tony, Immaculate Signature Patches Rookie. That is awesome. All right, so I've pulled everything now. Why don't you guys just do this? This is how we can do this. Just list off in the comments your three favorite cards.  So what I'll do on tomorrow's stream is in addition to opening our fifth and final box, giving away the eight cards I already showed you. And opening and giving away our Panini Flawless box, I'll give away three of the cards I just pulled right now. So just let me know in the comments if you see somebody else's comment that's similar. I don't want like a billion comments in there, just like upvote a really good comment and we'll do that. It should be a blast. I'll give those away. I'll give everything else away.  I cannot wait to go live tomorrow. All right, boys, you guys are the best. Thank you so much for watching. When a sick opening, and before I go, please click the link in the top description, download whatnot. Using that link is more helpful for me than just downloading from the app store. I hope all the boys roll through and I love you guys. I'll talk to you soon. Peace.


What's up everybody? I'm EvilRabbit. We are here on the Steam page. As you can see, Torque Drift on Steam, Early Access is now available to the public. So Early Access is out. So mind you guys, this game isn't Early Access, so there will be bugs and stuff like that. I know they've been having a little bit of a controller connectivity issues and stuff like that, but they are going to get it fixed. So we're here today to go take a look a little bit at Early Access here on Torque Drift on PC. Make sure you follow me on Instagram and Twitter, all of which are found in the description box below.  So let's get to it and let's get sideways. So as you can see, Torque Drift, Early Access, note Torque Drift PC is still in Early Access. Some of the features are buggy and stuff like that. Controller support I know has been a little bit buggy with some of the wired controllers and stuff like that. So we're going to be on the keyboard today because my Xbox One controller isn't working too well, but I'm sure they'll get it worked out. Wheel support is coming as well. So we'll be on the keyboard today. So if my driving is a little bit weird, you know, ignore that. So we did get on here. But if you notice, my name is actually Evil Revit 07. That is because, well, somebody has taken my name. Now, I'm not sure if that was from the beta when I was running this before it was even released. I had it on Steam. You guys remember that? I wonder if that name is there. So if you see an Evil Revit going out and you haven't noticed me change my name on the channel and everything like that, it's an imposter. It's not me. I am Evil Revit 07 here on the PC Torque Drift version as of right now. So we did get that Early Access title. We got some money. We got some gold. And of course, we did get the Torque Drift BRZ. So we did get this free with Early Access when you buy the game and stuff like that. So we do have all the good cars in here. And you know, we do have some very big bodies. We have all the cars we had in the mobile game. They're all here. Every single one of them is here. Got some Legend cars as well. 240, 180, GTR, Supras. When we got Ryan Turc special car. That's definitely awesome. And then of course, we have the big pro car set up to don't have any of these pro cars right now on the PC version. I'm going to be trying to get my hands on some of these pro cars, but we are here on PC. I did pick an S13 to start. So unlike the other PC video I did, this is like the actual Early Access. So we do have my S13. We do have, I believe, we got some craze to open. So we'll start off by doing a crate opening here for the first PC version. Oh my MST wheels. Hello, pretty guys. So we pulled some MST wheels. So this is going to be the first of many torque drifts on PC. Going to be starting to do PC stuff back here on torque drift. Because well, it's on PC. It's easier. There's going to be a lot of episodes. Going to be doing some build videos. Going to be doing live streams with torque drift. Going to be live battles and stuff like that when it becomes available. I say that because I'm not high enough level yet. Forced LS. We're going to LS this 13 already. All right. We're getting some good stuff out of these crates already. What do we got? We got some tires. Got some other wheels. We got some brakes. So I do love the graphics on the PC side. So let's go take a look at the parts. We're going to go to the tune. We got some of these wheels. We can sell these. I don't really think I want to fit these. Now I think we're going to go with the MSTMT-15s. Oh yeah. We're going to go with those. So we are actually going to sell these. Don't need those. And then I think we're going to bump those down to some 18s. Now we're going to go to 17s. 17s with a 35 series tire. Eight and a half in the front. Okay. Confirmed. We're going to have to definitely drop this car. For sure. Because right now we're monster trucking. So we're going to put these on here. We're going to drop these down to 17s as well. We should probably do a 45 series tire now that I think about it. Drop this down to 17, 35, 4. We'll do a 35 series tire to start. We are going to drop this car down. So confirm. Yep. Yep. We got to buy some suspension in order to drop this thing. But we do have a bunch of parts to put on here. Okay. Enter cooler. We're going to LS this thing. Yep. Big boy LS power. And then we got a link CCU. They're on there. So let's go to the parts shop and actually see if we can't pick up some essential drift goodies. Some angle kits. Of course we're going to instant buy. Maybe not. Because we may have some better parts in a later thing. Clutch. Intake. Oh yeah. See? See? We're definitely going to instant buy that Wisefab kit. We already got an ECU. Buy that. Instant buy that. Buy that. Instant buy that. And I think that's where we're going to sit for right now. So we're going to go back and get some of the things that we do not have. Exhaust. We're going to instant buy that. I know we have the intake already on there. We do have the ECU. We do have the intercooler. So I think we are good. We got to get the clutch. We don't have a good. We don't have a high clutch. So that is what we are looking at right now. So let's go. We don't have any suspension. We can't even lower the car. That's sad. So, I was now, I was never really a big fan of the body kit. But we got nitrous but we're not putting that in yet. So this is the first of many videos to come here on Torque Drift PC on Steam. What was I going to do? We were going to go tune and we were just going to add the angle in there for right now. Doop. That is what we will do for now. S13 is kind of going to sit there because, well, we got to actually get some parts under that thing. So, we don't have much open. We can get this if we want to get higher levels. We do have an event. We do have the yard. We do have the slab. Now, trying to see if there's anybody in the slab is going to be a question in itself. I think we're going to try and drive this a BRZ. Is there anybody here? That will be the question. Oh, wrong button. We did find somebody and they're rocking the same car. All right. Well, like I said, we are on the keyboard. So this should be interesting. So we are on the keyboard. So this should be very interesting. Oh, we somehow saved that. As you can see, oh man, drifting on a keyboard for me is not a thing. Oh, we are all over the place. This is going to be a very bad run. I cannot drive on a keyboard. So yeah, drifting on a keyboard. Not a thing I am very good on. So we will definitely be needing to get our controllers fixed. And hopefully we'll support soon. Yeah, we're just going to get dummied because, well, controller does not work. So we are on, well, I don't think I'm going to be able to chase this man. Trying our best. Trying to be gentle on my finger, but it's so hard because I'm so used to using my phone here and using... Maybe I need to adjust my keys so I use... That's what I may have to do. I may have to adjust my keys around so that my one hand is doing gas and brake and handbrake. And my other hand is actually doing the steering. So we're going to go adjust our controls because, well, that was bad. So we're going to settings. We're going to go into controls, control mapping, accelerator. We're going to keep this up, handbrake. We are going to make actually... I think we're going to make it the right shift button. Shift up. We're going to leave it as C. But I'm going to do steer left as... Trying to think. Steer left is A. And then steer right is S. Sounds good to me. Clutch kick down there. So we're going to try this style of driving. And see if maybe it'll work better if I have... My one finger just doing steering. The other one doing gas and brake because I'm trying to use one hand and not too good with that. As you can see by that run, that was very bad. So we're going to try this again. See if there is anybody here at the slab again. So make sure you guys follow me on Instagram and Twitter. Make sure you hit that subscribe button. If you're not subscribed, we do appreciate your support. A lot of torque drift content coming your way with the PC side now. Available for early access. I don't think we're going to find anybody. Sad. So we can go back and go to the yard. No, not freestyle. We'll go downhill section. See if anybody's in the downhill part. It could also be because of the car I'm in. I probably need to pull out that, you know, the S13. But the S13 is not ready to drift yet. It's too high. Looks weird. Got to get a suspension under that thing. I don't think we're going to find anybody right now. Because not a lot of people have this yet. Because it just popped there. We do have somebody. Oh my. Man, it's going in hard with that 14. All right, let's do it. Try with the new keyboard setup. Okay, so key set this way. Work much better for me to use two hands. Because then I can all get off throttle sooner. And not worry about my steering as much. So not the best run, but much better than it was before. Much better than the first run. So with that being said, we did get a better lead. So we may actually take a win here today in this episode. Which would be awesome. Because now we have something to go off of. Oh, except for when we do that. Oh, no. We are way off lead and his line is very unorthodox. But he might be on that keyboard gang too. Keyboard gang is not easy. As you can see, we are both all over the track. So we're definitely going to hope that they fix the controller support. So that I can get back into full blown antennas for you guys. So that's going to do it here. Quick look at early access for torque drift on PC. We did get that. We got some more points. And we're level six. We're trying to get to level eight. So that'll do it. Make sure you follow me on all social media. And as always, thank you guys for watching. I'm EvilRabbit. See you guys on the track.


think I'm going to try to vlog again. This seriously has I have like tried since gosh since December. I think I've tried like about four times to do a vlog. I would stop the vlog. Sometimes I would add some clips and then I would delete it because I thought it's done. I thought it was boring. But I'm gonna go ahead and start this because I'm cresting on my birthday week and Jay and I are gonna be going away. He has surprised me although you know I'm such a nasty snoop. I know what it is obviously. So he has surprised me. We're gonna go away for my birthday and I'm gonna vlog it. So this is the start of my birthday week vlog. I'm gonna be 66 in a few days. 66. Oh my gosh. So now I need to make a decision about do I want to collect Social Security? Do I want to wait till I'm 70? I still don't know what to do and I don't know how much time you have after your birthday to make that decision. So maybe making no decision is the decision I need to to do right now. I don't know. But anyways, yes have joined me on my birthday vlog guys. I don't know where this is gonna bring us but I will be adding pieces to it and you will eventually see it. I'm gonna talk a little bit in the vlog too about you know my makeup and stuff like that. So it's not all just gonna be action and adventure and fun stuff. I'm gonna talk about other things too. So hang around. So I'm standing down by the edge of the ocean and across the way is Martha's Vineyard. You'll be able to see it shortly. Right over there is Martha's Vineyard. We're staying in Falmouth in down at Cape Cod in Falmouth, Massachusetts. And as I pan here, this big red house is the main house. A little tiny red thing is where we're staying. That's our Airbnb and next to it is like the big mansion. But I wanted to show it to you so you could see what it looked like. We drove down yesterday and we made pretty good timing. Road down wasn't half as crowded or as busy. The Born Bridge was pretty easy to get across because normally like in season that would be like notorious. So that was actually pretty easy. And the last night we went to dinner in this little tavern right in Falmouth. We're in South Falmouth. So it was went to dinner in this little tavern and we just took a picture and we just had it. It was just a very low-key birthday dinner on my birthday weekend. It was Valentine's Day so we went early so we could avoid the crunch because you know we didn't have any reservations. The views here are unbelievable. It's a really beautiful view. The unit itself needs a little bit of renovation but the views are wonderful. The location is wonderful and it's cozy. You know it's just really cozy. So today I think we're heading up to Hyannas Port and then we're going to make our way hopefully up to the p-town up to Provincetown. So it should be a fun pill day and I'll take you along with me. And this is almost to Race Point Beach and you know as soon as we started to get closer to p-town you started to see a lot of sand, sand dunes on the highway. It's just amazing. It is such a beachy nautical location. Jay and I we marbled at how beautiful it was. The beach itself was amazing. Extremely windy and cold down here in the Cape. If you're not familiar with Cape Cod, Provincetown is out the very, very northern edge of Cape Cod. It's gorgeous here. Look at the sand. You're going to fall. Hello. Look at the sand dunes. It's so pretty. It was so windy. We stayed for a little bit but it was so cold and so windy. We just made our way back and then we drove down to the center of town and we parked at a marina and walked around. I just absolutely loved the name of this boat. It just cracked me up. Of course it was you know parking permit only but you know hey we just did our own thing anyway. We took the slow coastal route up to Provincetown and there wasn't a whole lot of traffic so we made a number of stops on quaint little beaches along the way.  It was like wow there was shells everywhere. There's just little tiny shells but there were shells everywhere so I grabbed some of those shells and then we went up to the National Park, the National Seashore and we went into the visitors center and all that stuff and then we made our way up to P-town. You know the best way I can describe it when you get close to P-town all you see sand dunes on the highways and on the byways of the roads or whatever.  So we went to I forgot Race Point Beach and of course you know people go there and they get off-road vehicle permits and they can drive their cars or their jeeps or their buggies or whatever on the sand on the beach. It's really really cool to see but what a beautiful spot what a beautiful beach and we just drove all around walked all around it was really was windy and then we went over to the downtown area of Port Smith. Oh my god P-town it was amazing and this one alleyway there were a bunch of different artists that put together in this alleyway it was really cool I'm going to show you some of the shots not all of them because some of them are a little bit explicit but it was just really amazing talented artists they took fairy tales turned them into different stories or different meanings and stuff like that was like it was so incredibly cool went into a couple of jewelry shops I bought these I bought these big long silver or dangling ones that the guy that owns the jewelry shop had made and everything was on sale so it was really goodbye and this is just an awesome day on the way home we stopped and we had dinner it was it was really a full full day and what a what a gorgeous area I love Cape Cod and I love coming here in the off-season because it's not a whole bunch of tourists. Today I think we're gonna go down to Woods Hole and we're gonna head south explore that way and I'll share some of that stuff obviously as well but I'm gonna see if there's any kind of mall and all that but I'm so pleased with the makeup I brought this trip I'm gonna have to show you I didn't I mean it was pretty minimum I didn't pack a whole lot as you can see here but the foundation that I bought was just the number seven so I have the two versions of the number seven the one you can buy here in the in the in the in the States and the other one just in the UK and I kind of mixed them together for a drugstore I still made hands-down number seven foundation is is really the best and I you know and I like the obviously the boost number seven products the kick-ass foundation I like those as well but this foundation is really working out well for me I love it I'm gonna show a picture of it because every time I talk about it people say oh you can buy that but no there's something similar but it isn't the same it isn't even the same name it's the same brand but it is not the same product so I'm gonna make sure I close that picture so you can clearly see what it looks like but foundation less of me all day didn't doesn't crease doesn't get whatever and it's really cool so anyway it's just waiting he's got his coat on the car's warming we're gonna shake off for our adventure I was bound and determined to go to Hyanna's Port and try to see the Kennedy compound so we parked in a little parking lot and this is sort of a public part of the beach here it is absolutely beautiful it's a crescent beach it is just so so so pretty I was really happy that we waited till today to do it because it was a little warmer it was still very cold and extremely windy but it was just much much warmer and we walked along and took pictures and we got over to a area where you could start to see that it looked like it was private and sure enough at one point we did see the no trespassing sign Jay talked to a guy that was walking his dog and he said to us if we walk further down you could see parts of the Kennedy compound where the flag is you we might be able to see some of it but they pretty well have it blocked off and a lot of people think that one of the first large houses that you see is actually the Kennedy compound when in reality it was the house that was used in one of the Kennedy movies or maybe a few of the Kennedy movies so we were on a hunt to the real Kennedy compound so this is a private dock but Jay and I kind of yeah we just kind of went over it we did and then when we got over it that's that house right there is the the one that's used in the movies and not the real one so we kept walking and this is all a private beach area here you're not supposed to be going down here but we kept walking and we turned to the corner and there was nothing but sand dunes as you can see here I'm giving Jay my camera with the selfie stick and what he's filming which none of us could see on the ground is part of the Kennedy compound the real one and so I wanted so badly to just climb up there and see it for myself but I was just afraid we'd get into real trouble because we were trespassing so it was really thrilling for me to think that I was walking along the same beach that President John F Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy and Caroline and John John and all the other kids played at when they were little it was amazing we stopped for dinner and then made our way back to the Airbnb where I decided to show you what was in my new Teddy Blake handbag now some of you said you wouldn't like this because it didn't have a snap or inserts and all that I think I'm gonna buy an insert to put in here but the lack of a snap or closure really doesn't bother me for a day back if I was traveling and on a plane it would bother me so in this little pouch for me it's big enough to put my office keys which is what's in that little glittery thing and also my business cards my vlogging camera excuse my nails I'm desperately in need of a manicure and that's my wallet that I carry I've had that wallet forever and in there I've got my cosmetic bag and my new my new sunglasses oh my gosh I love these sunglasses they were sent to me for review and I will tell you wait till you see the review these are these are amazing I love them so in my cosmetic bags I don't really carry a whole bunch of stuff can you see that I've got samples on my hand there was an altar and I was testing stuff but Sunblock I'm gonna have to talk about the Sunblock I brought because I was so disappointed and then I've got my compact my Estee Lauder this is the foundation the cushion foundation or the cream count foundation that I use for touch ups and then just a few other different hand creams this is what I get at Bath and Body Works when they have their big sale and this is I really like this stuff this is just the cheapy Blistex but it's Sunblock and of course my favorite favorite lipsticks have I told you how much I love the color of the world lippies sweet color I love that color oh my gosh I love those lipsticks period they're just really nice so a few other little incidentals I've got a blush in case I find myself too pale I'm out and about so I can put a little blush on my cheeks I like this I don't use this every day I just use that as a basic touch up and of course I need this I need to have my concealer yes I can't go anywhere without that concealer I love that concealer so anyways as you can see I can hold pretty well a lot of everything in there including mascara just in case I need to touch up so I think the bag is really nice it is more of a special occasion I don't think I would be using the bag like I said traveling on a plane I don't think I would be doing that or hiking or anything like that but going out for dinner it held my little ring light it held my wallet held my selfie stick held everything hey guys I gonna close out the vlog with just a couple of things I want to mention first of all we had a a fantastic time on my birthday and going away to the cave I really wanted to make sure that stay on a routine but I also want to make sure I've detected my skin so I had been hearing an awful lot about the sunblock and this is the CeraVe the new hydrating sunscreen broad spectrum SPF 30 for the face lightweight non greasy I've heard so much about this product I said all right let me go and try it so I forget going down the cape can be a little warmer even though it's dead a winter still and it was pretty cold down there it was sunny on most most of the time that we're there so I brought this but of course I brought this I wanted to really test this out and see how it would work on my skin and I just have to tell you guys and I know we're all different everyone's skin is different I could not wear this and then put foundation on even I started to use it at home a couple of days it left a real white cast on my face after a long time that dissipated I was able to put my foundation on but my foundation would peel up it would just like it would just peel up and I said all right you know hang in there keep trying it because everyone loves it so I took it with me to the cape and I did the same thing now one day at home I waited almost an hour and a half before I put foundation on it still peeled up I had to wash it off and so down the cape it did the exact same thing so this was like a huge fail for me and I was like really bummed because I really wanted to try hydrating because this is hydrating sunscreen and I thought it might work better with my dry skin when I use this I do have to put oil on my skin I have to use a face oil because I have dry skin but this is about the only thing that literally this really is the only thing that literally works on my skin so the Sarah V was this huge huge bust one thing that I got in the mail and I'll show you that the packaging some of you've heard of this company first I got this in the mail before I went away and I charged it up I started to use it a couple of days before we went away now I am in the process of having some dental work done and so I'm going I've had a couple of deep cleanings of scalings and so I've been going very regular to the dentist and they measured my gum and all guns and all that stuff so I started to use this is the Burst Sonic this I'll tell you I so much love this now of course I'm doing other things too you know I'm flossing thank you Sheila life with Lily I still call it life with Lily simply Sheila and I'm flossing and I've got a water pack and I've just been really diligent on trying to since I've been going to the dentist and trying to work on these problems that I'm having so when I had an opportunity to review this I was like sure absolutely I'll tell you I love it I love it yesterday I went to Coles and they had I had a 30% off and I was going to be looking at other Sonic toothbrushes I wanted to see what they compared to and I was thinking you know maybe I'll get J1 I couldn't believe the prices number one and the ratings were not any better the reviews that I read were not any better at all than this for $69 when it's not on sale so I'm ordering J one of these so he has his own Sonic toothbrush this was said to me complimentary for review but I'm going to tell you this is a game changer for me for those of you that have perfect teeth that you've been using a sonic toothbrush it probably isn't going to be anything new but I will tell you the price point for this is unbelievable so if you're on the fence and you don't you don't want to spend $200 for a Phillips or for any other kind of a Sonic you know tooth brush system check out this burst I'll leave the information link below again I've only been using this for what maybe two weeks now I love it I love it total total game changer and while I was away many of you complimented me on my shades these are called so Joe's you've heard of this company they contacted me via Instagram and said would you like to try some of their sunglasses so I wore these a lot in my clips and I wore these a lot in my insta stories so many of you have reached out and said oh love you glasses love your shades I tell you really believe that I saw better with them on even though they're not prescription as far as the Sun was so blinding and with these on you know how when you wear sunglasses you know you sometimes you still have to squint a little bit you know and all that which of course contributes to your wrinkles with this my squinting was a minimum compared to my other glasses so they sent me three for review I'll tell you I couldn't believe the packaging the way they came packaged up in this box is unbelievable just dropped something this is the second pair that they sent I haven't even opened this up yet I only opened up the first pair so they all come with a cleaning cloth they come with their own magnetic closure for a case and well well wrapped amazing quality and I really think that this is like totally reduced my squinting oh these are kind of funky do you think I like these they're very different for me they're more round excuse my lights anyways I love these I'm gonna link all the information I think they're extremely affordable I guess it all really depends on what you spend for sunglasses but they're just amazingly affordable and then I have these clear ones and I'm really not too sure I'm not too sure the story behind this but a cleaning bag the accessories that came with these glasses are amazing we absolutely we had a great time and we walked around we hiked we climbed over sand dunes we did all sorts of stuff and one of the trusty trusty things that we brought was our realm Jay is he won't go anywhere without without this so I took the recovery stick and I took the calm because I've been using the calm at night I put it by my head it kind of helps quiet get my plastic from my glasses it kind of helps quiet you know my brain a little bit from because like I sometimes at night just think think think and think and it's hard to shut it down I love this at night and the recovery stick is awesome in fact Melissa 55 sent me a message and she had bought this for her husband Doug and she said and she told me she said he loves this he keeps it by his computer I'm not too sure if it's for his hands with I'll have to ask Melissa exactly what Doug was using this for but I think it has something to do with the repetitive motion on his computer and he loves it he says it has it really helps with that temporary relief of pain that's really the only way I can say it the temporary relief of pain so we brought this and thank you so much for watching the vlog I've got a couple of other reviews coming up of different products that I've got one that I'm super excited about it is the for you UFO and I'll tell you it's not in it it's an adult proof package because I had the hardest time I'm sorry for you I had the hardest time opening up that package I was reaching out and I think it was Sheila who responded first and she was googling and I was googling and we were trying to figure out Sheila finally found a video on how to open it packaging so I got the for you open and then Marlene chimed in she said I've been googling I'm so glad you got it open but I'll tell you the packaging on some of these products are like in a sane and they're not easy so anyways I'm going to talk about that that is the UFO mask system that they have so I'm really looking forward to that and I've also I'm getting a couple of other products I'm not too sure they should be arriving I think this week sometime so I'm going to talk about that and I am also doing an update on this baby the A313 yeah I'm going to talk about this guy and my retina and what my feelings are about this I will tell you though that we have the the original I know that I think it was Angie Hutton flashy who had picked up one of these and got one that did not have the correct ingredients so after much investigation we were able to determine that we do have the correct version of this so I think after six weeks I can at least tell you what my thoughts are about it not that I'll know if it's working so quickly but I can tell you what my thoughts are so look forward to that video or look for that video and also in my your reaction guys on my wig I had done that wig review the Sonoma the really bold one with the roots and the curls and all that and those of you that left a comment you are all super favorable fact some of you said you'd like to see more more wig videos so typically I've been like incorporating my wig videos inside of regular video so but maybe I'll do maybe I'll do one separately I don't know I know I'll say but yeah I have a lot of things that have worked out super well for me so anyways guys thank you so much for watching please thumbs up the video and leave me a comment and I will catch you on the flip side bye 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I am here with my favorite picks for the NBA's Most Improved Player Award for this season. My favorite pick comes from the Memphis Grizzlies, Jaren Jackson Jr. at plus 2400 right now. He only played in 11 games last season, but the Grizzlies traded Jonas Fallon-Junas in the offseason because they know that Jaren Jackson is their guy at the center position moving forward. He's never played over 30 minutes per game and never scored over 20 and I can see him doing both of those this season. Another one I like is just somebody on the spurs with DeMarco DeRozan gone to Chicago, Dijante Murray, Keldon Johnson and Derek White are all going to have to take on bigger roles. Dijante is the best player out of the three and the current betting favorite at plus 2000, but it's more of a matter if one of them takes bigger strides than the rest.


Hello everybody, welcome back to another AI video. In this one, we're in ChatGPT, and I'm gonna get ChatGPT's opinion on how to introduce yourself in an interview, especially for a job interview. There are a lot of videos on the internet about this, but while each of those opinions is unique and no doubt very good, ChatGPT is interesting because it has scoured and read everything on the internet. So it sort of acts like an aggregate or a composite of everything that's out there. So it should have a good opinion as well. And in fact, I've already run an example and I'm gonna give you the prompts and the results. So I'm gonna give all of this to you, but you'll see here that it's broken it down into first impressions, introduction, and all the different parts you need to focus on. And anyways, let's go step by step. So the first step is writing the prompt. Now I've got a prompt that I use and it's worked very well for me. So I'm gonna start a new chat here. I'm gonna select GPT4, although this works in any version of GPT after 3.5 particularly. And in the future, you might even see GPT5, who knows? But here's my prompt and I'm gonna explain to you why I'm doing it. Greetings, you are a professional interviewer with 30 years experience. And the reason why we're putting that in there is because we're basically priming GPT to say, this is who you are, this is your role. It gives you a more specific, it gives a more specific and it gives context and it works quite well. Based on your experience, what is the best way to introduce yourself in a job interview? Be as detailed and specific as possible and give your reasoning and sources. Consider covering topics like first impressions, posture, dress, et cetera. This is what I'm going to go with and for me, this works very well. So I'm gonna hit enter and it's gonna start chewing out the content right now. So here we go. Here are the steps and considerations you should take into account when introducing yourself in a job interview. Based on my vast experience as a professional interviewer. Remember, we have assigned it a role. Okay, so step one, first impression. Your introduction begins the moment you walk through the door. A good first impression can set the tone for the entire interview. The moment you walk into the building, you should demonstrate a positive professional attitude. So that's the first big takeaway. Be polite to everyone you meet as you never know who might have a say in the hiring process. Also a very good point. Dress code, it addresses it right up front here. You should dress appropriately for the position. This means opting for business or business casual attire but could also mean dressing in a way that's industry specific. So if you're going for a developer job, maybe you need to wear a hoodie.  Yeah, you gotta wear a hoodie or something like that. But anyway, stokes aside. So dress appropriately. Your body language is covered here. You can convey a lot of unspoken information about you so you can stand tall, maintain good posture and keep eye contact. This shows confidence and engagement. When you shake hands with your interviewer, do so firmly but not too tightly. Another great tip here. It asks you to remember to smile. Seems like a small detail but a genuine smile can make you seem more personable and enthusiastic. And we all like people that have genuine smiles. Let's just be blunt here. In terms of the introduction, when it comes to the verbal introduction, it's important to be concise and to the point. Typically, you might say something like, hello, I'm Curtis. I'm very excited to be here today because and then briefly mentioned what attracted you to the position or the company. So there you go. Make sure your introduction is tailored to the company and the job. Generic introductions might make you seem less engaged. Okay, more great points. Preparation, show you've done your homework. You can weave in some information about the company into your introduction, demonstrating that you understand the company's mission and values. This is incredibly important and it separates you from all the other candidates because I've been through many, many job interviews and this one always works. Also have an elevator pitch prepared. This is a brief summary of your professional background skills and why you're a good fit for the job. Keep it concise, relevant and engaging. And the last thing here is energy and enthusiasm. Show enthusiasm for the role and the company. This not only shows you're interested in the job but also you're likely to be motivated and a passionate employee. So here we go, there it is. So this is all based on human psychology. So this is research, a hiring practices and my own professional experience. Wow, it's really taken on the role. It also provides resources and citations. So a study here by Tricia Pickett and Neha Gadajain, two psych students at the University of Toledo and their faculty advisor, Frank Bernieri. Wow, it goes right down to the actual people. So it talks about interviewers making a judgment about a candidate within the first 10 seconds, et cetera, of meeting them. So there you go. This is just an example that it came up with. You can run this prompt multiple times but this is what ChatGPT recommends and it's read everything on the internet. So there you go guys. Thanks for watching. A ton more stuff coming up. Stay tuned.


This is, honestly, pretty sketchy right here. Welcome back to the channel everybody. So, we just crossed our first creek. If you want to call it that, a glacial river. Freezing cold. It actually felt pretty good on the legs now. Strapping up the boots. Getting ready to hike in. Today is going to be like an all day excursion just to get to our spot. But at the end we're going to have something special I've been told. And hopefully with this weather clearing off we can do some hunting for some tar. It's dark in here. Yeah, we're in a jungle basically. Well you're in a jungle. Trip up on camera? Oh no. It's good luck. Yeah. Yes, look at these vines. I didn't know we were going in the jungle Todd. What was in the jungle? Look at that bird. Oh my gosh. The bird. Wow. What was it? Dude, a bird just flew right in. It was like a good luck sign. Land right next to you. We ought to get us some of this water right here. It tastes crisp and awesome. He ought to drink to you some. It's good. That is good. Keep your truck in buddy. Water falls all around. First time going on a rope bridge. Cal. The hike was like really wondrous and cool for the first couple of hours. And now it's like, whoa, can we just get there? Hopefully we're going to get to our first hut here in about another kilometer or so. And that'll put us half away. But we've been hiking about three and a half, four hours. We just arrived at the hut. So this is it right here. It's a quaint little beauty. But we're glad to be here right now. This is our halfway stop. And we're going to stay here for a minute, get a bite to eat. Y'all, the journey just getting here insane. I can't describe the feeling of taking that 50-something pound pack off and then just walking around with no weight on. I feel like I can jump 20 feet in the air right now. It's strange. It just kind of becomes a part of you after a while. So the idea is we are going to hunt for some tar this evening but we got to get there first. This has taken a little bit longer than expected. Just hiking in here mainly because me and JT are pretty slow. We've never done this and I'm trying to film things as well. So, unimaginable beauty. It's amazing.  It's been sort of an issue. He's been carrying this bow. Basically on his shoulder the whole time. It's time to make us a little mountain house dumplings, y'all. Chicken and dumplings. This is going to be my first one of the trip. So, 14 in. Now we got 13. How far we got on the rest of the hike adventure today? Another two or three hours. Another two or three hours. You picked a good one to stop with. Chicken and dumplings is my favorite. Is it? We're going to be a good hearty breakfast instead of, you know, like spaghetti. I think it's funny you didn't bring any breakfast. But I didn't. Yeah, you just brought dinner. Oh no, I dropped my salami. JT, good call on telling me to get the long spork. Keep your knuckles out of it. We went over one bridge so far. We've got like six or seven more. My feet, my back are killing me.  We're moving. Get to stepping and get to trekking. Good after, buddy. That's a good one there, man. That's a doozy. That's a doozy. Pretty sketchy. We all really pick up the pace. We thought we were going to get to hunt this evening. I don't know if we are. Because we're going so slow. I've been trying to film everything to show you guys. Because it's so amazing. But after a while, you're just like, man, let's just get it in gear and get there. Just keep on trucking. Just keep on trucking. How much elevation do you think we've gone up in the last 30 minutes? I don't know. We're up here. We are up here now, y'all. Trekking poles, an absolute fantastic Amazon purchase. My best Amazon purchase ever at this point now. JT told me not to step above that thing before he gets a suckle. If they're almost down there. If Eden still existed, I feel like this would be it. A little bit more fruit hanging would be nice. But y'all, it's undescribable to beauty. Just having a little honey stinger and some almond butter. A buddy JT showed me that. Put a little almond butter on top of that sucker. Give you some fuel. We've been trekking since 8.30 this morning. It is now what time? 4.30. 4.30. In the afternoon. We had high expectations this morning to get in there because the weather was so good. Start glassing for tar. Maybe even get one this evening. But at this point, we're just looking to get to our hut. So we stopped at one little hut. And this other one we've actually reserved. And it's supposedly really nice. It costs the government a million dollars to build this hut. 15 bucks to reserve it. Is that right? It sleeps how many? 30. 30 people. So we don't know who's going to be there. I'm going to get up there. I'm going to take these boots off.  And they're supposedly like a warm hot pool or something there. And if that's true, hopefully Todd's not just making this up. So like it gives you hope as you're hiking. It's like, yeah, just 100 more yards. There's a nice pool. Like what do they call those? Hot spring. No, but they call it like a, not an illusion. Oasis. Oasis. So we got to get to moving and grooving if we're going to get there by dark. I've run a half marathon before. This is definitely harder. Like 50 something pounds. He was 53 pounds. I weighed on my back and it's around 10 miles, but it's going through this nasty. You got to watch everywhere you step. This last little stretch here in the last hour has been okay. But there's parts where literally if you mess up, you're falling down a thousand feet.   A thousand feet will hurt you. Anyways, I love you guys. Thanks for staying tuned. We're going to be there tonight. It's going to be good. This is the last, the last bridge, the last stretch. My legs are about going to failure. Like I'm having trouble even getting them up and going. This is, this bridge is long. Getting in this bridge is going to suck. All right. There we go. It's, it's really not fun at this point. It's more of, it's like, let's just get through. Let's just get freaking through a couple of hundred foot drop. Wait till we get over these rocks. I would, I would get out and film. I can't even hold my arm out. That's how, that's how tired I am. This is not a place you want to be tired. I'm talking myself through this right now because I'm looking down.  You want to talk about the most epic thing that I've ever seen. This is it right here, y'all. It's time for my buddy to cross. We just crossed this. That was absurd. But afraid of no heights? What do you think about that? I think this one was worse. Hell yeah it was. Okay. Y'all, it's getting dark. You look out the trail, it's, it's dark. Almost time to put on the headlamps. All we have is sky. We're just hoping to make it to camp before it's totally pitch dark. How close do you think we are, buddy? We're close. Okay. We're close. Let's push on. We're here. Almost. Dude. Yeah. That was a long way. We made it. We're high. We're high up here. It's basically dark. Oh, somebody's in there.  So we have no idea who's in there right now.  Holy cow. Thank you, Lord, for trekking poles. I know it's really dark and y'all can't see too well. Oh, my back. This is home for tonight, y'all. Hopefully we can get in. Hopefully they haven't locked it or anything. But if y'all don't hit the like button, you just, you need to be in a mental hospital. This is the hardest thing I've ever done physically. You know, I don't know how many calories I burned today, but it was an insane amount. It was like nine hours of hiking. We're finally up here in the mountains. So we're going to have to start our hunt tomorrow. I've heard there's a hot, a hot pool, like a hot spring around here. We're going to go try to find it. But I'm going to sign y'all off right here, right now.  I told y'all it was going to be crazy. And it is. So you're going to want to stay tuned. Wish us luck. Good night. We're going to rest up and we'll see y'all early in the morning. All my legs are working right. I'm going to give them a layup.