as it drawn on the surface of that torus.  We wanted to sort of fatten up the circles into tubes that are as fat as possible and then see how they bump up against each other and try and maximize the radius of these tubes. The idea here was that if we allow them to move around and fatten up as much as they can, then maybe when they're just made as tubes, they won't be able to move other than to rotate around their axes. If that were the case, then that's very easy to sort of keep them in place. We just have to add some gears to keep them at the relative rates, but they won't sort of move out of place. Unfortunately, that didn't happen. So, and you only find this out when you print the thing. So here's the three rings in the configuration they were supposed to be. And this is what happens when you actually let them move around a little bit. It turns out if you break the three-fold symmetry, then you can move them a little bit more. And you couldn't, in theory, make them slightly thicker if you broke the three-fold symmetry. So I didn't quite work out. But we're going to put teeth on them to make this work. And so maybe I won't say, no, maybe I will. I'll say a little bit about how the tooth design was made. So I've got these three rings and they're here sitting in space. And so, first of all, as I rotate them against each other, they're going to touch in various places. And those are the places where they touch are the places where I need gear teeth. So I'm going to take one of them away. These two points are the places where these two rings touch. And just to show that it's a symmetrical configuration, I'm going to tilt it up a little bit. So there it is, tilt it up. And you can see the two-fold axis of rotation here. There's two points where these touch. And so those are these two points. As I rotate this ring around, it's going to trace out three circles of places on that ring where it touches this other ring. If I add the third ring back in again, I'm going to have four circles on this ring where I have to put gears. I don't need to put gears anywhere else because they don't touch the other rings. Now, these ones in here, these ones in here are very close to each other. So you want them to do the same thing. If you tried to have sort of different gear teeth on this circle versus this circle, they'd be crashing into each other. Or it seemed likely we didn't want to do that. So we sort of treat them as a single unit. I treat these two as a single set of gear teeth. And this is going to be another set of gear teeth. And then I can use symmetry to move everything else around and make it work. So how do we do this? So there's actually this question of what should the shape of gear teeth be is a very old one. The two-dimensional case of what should the shape of gear teeth be was worked out by Euler in I think 1760 something. And there's various properties that you need to happen. You want sort of constant transferral of force. So you can imagine just a water wheel which a wheel with sticks coming out of it and another one and it just clacks along. And that will work in a sense but it's not a smooth transferral of force. You don't want this in the engine of your car. So the three-dimensional case is still an active area of research. We actually looked into what had been done and actually implemented some of the proposals and none of them had worked. So we sort of made something up. So these are sort of, this is one set of teeth that just sort of made something up. This is that if you imagine toroidal coordinates. So you've got the angle around here, the angle around this way and then the radius. So in toroidal coordinates, these are just pieces of planes. And then we use these things to carve out something on the other ring. So this is sort of what we do. We generate these curves and generate these teeth and then put them together. And that's the final thing. Of course, after we did this, we found much easier ways to solve this problem. So this is a fun one with three different screw gears that pairwise mesh into each other and all three of them can move. So hand that around as well. Oh, this one here is a sort of linear here. So I guess a rack is the technical term. So rather than rotational movement, this has translational movement. And again, you can have three gears that are meshing with each other. And we found that relatively recently, we found this version with four different linear gears. So they're arranged as the diagonals of a cube and somehow as tetrahedral symmetry. That's very fun to play with. So okay, so that was one whole project. Here's another one. This is joint work with Jeffrey Irving who's now working at Google, I think, on artificial intelligence. So this was the first project I've ever started as a result of looking in a drop box. And I found this cool thing. I said, who did that? And then I got talking with this guy. So this is about space filling curves. So this is a particular example of a space filling curve called the Ter-Dragon curve. You may be familiar with the Hilbert curve. I'll show that later on. And many of these space filling curves are generated as a sort of sequence of polygonal approximations.  You can't really see it inside of here. But then as we go further on, each of the straight bits in this zigzag get more zigzags on them and more and more and more. And then usually you'd see this as an animation in time. Instead, this is an animation in space. And you get this sort of squiggly fractal object at the end. So here's the 3D print. Again, this is the Ter-Dragon curve. This is the Hilbert curve. You may be more familiar with this one. I think this is the most famous of these fractal curves constructed by David Hilbert. And I think maybe 1900 or so or 1899, something like that. This is the Sipinski arrowhead curve. So it's a curve that generates the Sipinski triangle. It's not a space filling curve. It fills the Sipinski triangle. This is the Dragon curve. As you get these very sort of interesting sort of sinuous surfaces, somebody described this to me as a skyscraper that went for a walk, sort of a nice image. It's also a skyscraper where if you're up on the penthouse level, you have these very large windows. And as you get lower down, you get smaller and smaller, exponentially smaller windows. This is a version of the same curve. This is a render generated by Jeffrey Irving. So there's a sort of combinatorial self-similarity between different levels in these surfaces. And this is showing the geometric self-similarity. So different patches that have the same color are actually geometrically similar to each other. OK, another project. This was joint work with Marco Mala. He makes mobiles. He's an artist. He makes big mobiles, big metal things that you'd see in fancy hotel lobbies. And so there's various sort of interesting balancing things going on here that you can use a little bit of mathematics to do. This is interesting sort of one dimensional mobiles. All of the weight of the entire rest of the mobile is balanced by this one stick out here. So this thing here is actually, you've seen something very similar to this. If I turn this upside down, you get this sort of picture, this classic picture of you've got a pile of dominoes and how far can you push them over? And you start talking about the harmonic series. So there's a very similar sort of thing here with this upside down. Here are a few more mobiles. This is a binary tree, a ternary tree, a quaternary tree. It's good for computer science. If you look at the bottom of the ternary tree, you see this. You see the Sapinski triangle again. This is a fun project. This is another one with Jeffrey Irving. Let me find this one if I can. Now here we go. So this is another model of the hyperbolic plane, this sort of floppy fabric-like model. So if you try and lay this flat on the table, you will fail because it's got too much negative curvature. So there's this sort of really interesting mathematical question here. And by the way, this was printed in one go.  It was printed in one go. And so the question is, back to this sort of, how do you get the geometry? How did I choose the geometry of where those triangles were arranged in space? I know sort of combinatorially how the triangles should be arranged, but how do I actually get them positioned in space? So this one is a sort of subdivided version of a simpler thing. So this one here, all the triangles are equilateral and there's seven around each vertex. So it's sort of the anti-icosahedron. Rather than having five triangles around each vertex, it has seven. This one that's going around, this is sort of like a geodesic dome. You make a geodesic dome from an icosahedron by subdividing and reducing the angle defects in each vertex. Same thing here. So let's look at this one. This is a simpler problem. How do I arrange this in the printer? So this is what we did. And there's sort of an animation here. So we start out with the triangles arranged in the Poincaré disk model with seven triangles around each vertex. And so we can do that sort of using a parameterization, if you will. Now the triangles, if I arrange them with seven around each vertex, the combinatorics is correct. They're not crashing into each other, but the lengths are wrong. In the same way that the angels and demons and Esha's pictures get smaller as you go out, our triangles also get smaller. But we want all of the triangle edges' lengths to be the same length. And so then we take an iterative method. We put springs on all of the edges, and we shake, and we simulate what happens, and they sort of buckle up out of the plane. And eventually the lengths all converge, the correct lengths. And then we get this thing at the end. So there it is. And then there's a final manual step, which is we've got this mesh of triangles, and so I wrote a very simple script that took manually created hinge parts and put them in the appropriate places. And this is how we generated the geometry. So there's actually an interesting open problem here that I think Thurston also thought about this at some point. So if you have this configuration of 70 collateral triangles around each vertex, how far out can you build this into three-dimensional space without collision? So if your triangles have any thickness, if they have any volume, then you can easily see that there has to be a bound. Because as you build outwards, the volume that you're allowed to put this thing inside of goes up as the cube of the radius, because there's just how far out can you build a strip from the center. But the number of triangles goes up exponentially, and since exponential is gonna beat any polynomial, you're very quickly gonna run out of space. But the open problem is, what if they don't have any volume, if they're just two-dimensional triangles? Is it possible they can go very, very far out and somehow lots and lots of parallel triangles stacking up in some way? So nobody knows. We think that the conjectures of how far you can get, maybe, so this is I think maybe four or five levels out, sort of rings going around the center. And then the conjecture, nobody thinks you can get above 10, but nobody knows. So it's an interesting open problem. This is a square torus. Sorry, not a square torus, this is a flat torus. So we're gonna find it here. So the torus famously has Euclidean geometry. This one really does have Euclidean geometry. You can unfold it and tile a plane. There's some Orxetic stuff. Maybe I won't get into this. Well, maybe I'll just show it. This is some very recent work with Sabetta Matsumoto. So sort of things kind of like the Hoberman's sphere is that we're interested in objects that tile space while changing, changing shape and size. And these are related things by somebody called, a colleague called Tenali Nuitoniami. It's a sort of size changing sort of cubic lattice and some other things. Here's a famous topological joke. Topologists can't tell the difference between this donut over here and this donut over here. I can't tell a difference, certainly. Apparently they're useful for different things. I'm gonna skip over this stuff because I don't really want to get into it and this stuff. Let me show you a couple of other things so I should plug my book given that I'm here. Visualizing Mathematics with QED Penning, it's a popular mathematics book, hopefully accessible to most everybody. Most of the figures in the book are photographs of 3D printed objects and you can go to the website, maybe I won't try this because my wifi isn't working. Well, okay, let's see what happens. So the website for the book has a page for each of the chapters. Yeah, this isn't working. I'll just describe it. There's a page for each of the chapters and in each of those there's a page for each of the figures. And if you go to that page, there's a 3D model if your wifi is working that you can rotate around and see, you can also download the 3D files and put them yourselves and so on. Okay, there's one other thing that I want to show you and plug, let's see. So, oh, I should mention dice. This is not really 3D printing but it's the same sort of 3D geometry so these are joint work with Robert Fathower. We produced the first commercially available 60-sided die. We have these skew dice. So these are dice that are not cubicle but they are fair, or at least theoretically they're fair, no actual physical object is fair. There's a much smaller symmetry group on this object but it is transitive on the faces so it takes any face to any other face which is all you need for it to be fair. Let's see, we made the first commercially available 120-sided die. There's actually some interesting mathematics not only in the shape but also the numbering. So this was joint work with Bob Bosch who's in operations research at Oberlin College. So of course opposite sides on this die add up to 121 as you would expect but also there's sort of other kinds of balancing. So in fact, if you look around each of the vertices the sum of the numbers around each vertex is the same as the degree of the vertex times the average number on the die. So there's sort of even balancing around both the, well all the degree 10 vertices and the degree six vertices and the degree four vertices. So there's lots of sort of balancing. It was a very difficult problem to try and find these configurations.  I'm gonna show you one more thing so, so along with the 3D printing workshops that have been running 8 to 9 p.m. in the evenings, tonight is your last chance to learn how to do some 3D printing because we're going somewhere else. We've also been doing these, I'll make this big. So this is another very recent project with Cibera Matsumoto, Viha and Andrea Hawksley on virtual reality for non-Euclidean spaces. So this is me wandering around in virtual reality and you'll notice that on the floor here I've got this grid of four squares and in Euclidean space I'm walking around this grid of squares. In this virtual space I'm walking around a grid of cubes but this is a hyperbolic space and so well it turns out that I have to walk around through six straight lines and then turn by 90 degrees and straight, walk straight and turn 90 degrees. So I'm actually walking around a hexagon in hyperbolic space while I'm walking around a square of a Euclidean space. So there's all sorts of interesting illustrations, polonomy and the relationship between what's coming from parallel transport and so on. Okay, I think I will stop there and thank you for your attention. Thanks very much, Henry. Are there any questions? Yeah. Right, right. Yeah, so the printers we have here at PCMI which by the way are solely for the use of PCMI they come out once a year without this huge bucket of filament you should use it. So most printers that you find in universities or at least not in the fancy engineering department they're called Fuse Deposition Modeling. So it's basically you have a nozzle that's controlled by various server motors and it moves to the right place and it squirts out plastic. So I get most of my models made by an online company called Shapeways. So the deal is you upload the 3D model, you click add to cart and then it arrives in the mail a week later. So it's a lot easier than trying to get the 3D printer to work. They use a different printer which is much more expensive. So the way that it works is you've got a tank and it sort of lays down a very thin layer of plastic dust and it's heated just below the melting point of the dust and then the laser comes along and zaps the dust where you want it to be melted. So it tips it just over the melting point so the dust melts onto its neighbors and then another layer of dust zap, another layer of dust zap and you get a much finer result. You also don't have any problems with sort of so one of the problems with these FDM printers is with overhangs. If you have something like a bridge like this then as you're building up layer by layer you start wanting to build these things but you're sort of falling into air. So you just sort of squirt and it falls down onto the floor. So you have to build up scaffolding underneath things which you have to clear out afterwards with this powder based printer. At the end everything is supported in the material that you didn't use. So at the end you get this block of dust and you have to dig inside of here and blow all of it away. But yeah, you get much nicer results. It's a bit more expensive per print. It's more expensive than the FDM printers. But of course if it's somebody else's printer you don't have to spend a huge amount of money getting it in the first place. So it swings around about. William Beck. So I mean I sort of relate it to this. I know that there are services that let you upload an MP3 of your significant other saying I love you or something. And then you take that waveform and you turn it into jewelry. So I know that exists. I haven't seen that many things with sort of visualization of music. I mean it's suddenly, it's an interesting area. I haven't heard of that particular thing but I'm sure there are many people who are interested in getting visual representations of different sound waves and so on. Oh, one more, one more. Yeah, I think so. I think those are all on thing of us. But it's okay. Yeah, I mean you have to sort of design it to the kind of printer that you have. So I think we've got a few minutes until the next group comes, or maybe not. No, no, we do, we do. Okay, so there's a little bit of time to come and play with this. Because just that sort of the point is like it's physical, you can touch it. So you should come up and play with it.


Cool. Let's do this over here. We should be coming in. Hi everyone. This is Chicho. Welcome to my channel and welcome to another live stream. Today is September 25th, 2020. And we're doing a live stream on the good things that are happening in the world. Titled the stream, let's talk about some of the positive things that are happening in the world. Nice and chill. And this sort of came about through a request. That was placed on our Discord page because there's a lot of things happening in the world. And the corporate propaganda and certain institution or organizations like to focus on a negative. But there's a lot of positive. A lot of positive. So I thought we focus on that. And see how it goes. And while we wait for notifications to go out for people to start rolling in. Let me do my little intro. Lately the notifications have gone out a little bit later than usual, I think. But in general, if you want to know who I am, what my main thesis is for this work that we're doing. 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A little Chico in chat. Hold on who's. Is that for in a row now? Happy to see everyone doing it. Awesome. Good evening. Fast car. Good evening. Zirek. Hello. Hello. I'm assuming the notifications have gone out. Let's check this out. I think slowly. We get the numbers coming in maybe. Right. I do announce these live streams 30 minutes before we go live. On LOMinds. VK. Parler. Gap. And Twitter. Okay. All the links will be in the description of the video and. On our social connections all over the place. Okay. All ends out. All notifications out. Awesome. Doing well brother. Long day of work tomorrow though. Okay. Okay. On a Saturday. Might be. Is it work work or homework? Cheryl. How are you doing? Happy Friday. Happy Friday. This Friday seems to be interesting. People are having a. Getting into a little parting mode. Sort of getting a feel for it. I walked around a little bit. Fast car. Yep. The restaurant business. Oh yeah. Weekends for you guys. Industry night in B.C. Where I am is Monday. So Monday is their favorite restaurants that take off during normal times. And that's when the industry people go out and party. We used to do a lot of partying on the Mondays. Huckleberry. Fast car. Tell me about it brother. Going to do distributive. Going to distribute masks for volunteer service in my neighbor all day. Aye. Aye. We're doing a happy stream. Maybe put on some music and distribute the mask through music. No. But I had a lot of friends in the hospitality industry. Aye. I was the de facto employee of places that I hung out. Just because I just became friends with a lot of hospitality people. Actually, one year I did work in a cigar shop. But it was retail. And after hours sometimes. Sometimes we close the doors and after hour cigar. But I did do retail a little bit. And it was fun. Let's do it. Positivity. We will be uploading the audio for this live stream for this discussion to soundcloud.com forward slash cho cho CHYCHO as podcast. 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Aside from that, as a person who doesn't want to die because people won't wear a mask. I thank you for your service. Indeed. I had one student today. I want to take these down. She was working in a retail and grocery store. And she said people were yelling at her for wearing a mask. And she was like laughing. She's like, okay, if you don't agree with it, why are you telling me about it? I'll get fired if I don't wear a mask, right? So it's weird how people are treating some of this, right? All in all days were a cuckoo berry. Got to love it for positivity. Dr. Ron Paul is recovering while after a stroke scared this morning. Yeah. Yeah, I heard. And I saw the video. I'm glad he was live streaming when that happened. Because he got care right away, which is ridiculously important, right? Not so positive in the world. Void hook. How are you doing? Yo, let's go. Lark Bark 55. Yo, Chico. Evening. Evening. Evening. Slick Mac 99. I didn't miss the last video game stream. Did I? We did one yesterday? Yesterday. For sure. And we did a comic book stream. We've done two video game streams. Slick Mac so far. We got one more. The last one comes out tomorrow. No, no, no. You haven't missed it. The last one we do tomorrow, 12 o'clock. And I set it for Saturday, starting at 12. Because if it takes us longer than two hours to go through that, it takes us longer than two hours to go through that, right? I have a way bigger window. Three-year cashier. Busboy. Assorted task. And now three weeks manager. Assistant waiter.  Damn. It's a wild time in our lives. It's a wild time in our lives. And that is a positive as well, right? You get to learn a lot. It's a crash course in information. So that's a huge positive. I don't know how to explain it. I don't know how to explain it. In information. So that's a huge positive. The way I take it anyway. And you see the effects in our society. There's a lot of people waking up. Right? Mr. Nubby One. In... Uh-oh. Did we lose our stream? Uh-oh. We got disconnected. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. We got disconnected. Unfortunate. I'll read the chat. Because I am also recording this. So I'll probably just upload the recorded version. Since we're being cut. But I'm going to refresh this guy. Let's see if we're still back on. Are we back? Are we back? Still buffering. Still buffering. Connection. Loss. Maybe I have to restart. Oh, frozen up. Let's check it out. Let's see. Obvious reconnection successful. Gives us little notifications. The internet's been acting a little weird. Lately. Let's see. Are we live? Oh, let me turn off the audio on that. Yeah, we're back. We should be back. Fingers crossed. Back. Thought it was just on my hand. Not for me. Reload. Reload. Nope. Yes. Elder God is back. I'm back. Me too. There we go. Everybody's open. Open close. Open close. We don't get too many of these disruptions. Sometimes we do, I guess. Sometimes we do. Maybe we have a little sip of... By the way, blueberry liqueur. The last batch I made. Okay. This is made in July. Super delicious. Like, look at the color on that, right? Look at the color on that. Let's see if we can focus. Look at the color on that. Super good. I brought the bottle here. Just in case we need a little top-up. Super good. Super good. Insanely delicious. Doesn't want to focus. There you go. Very good. Very good. And I loaded it up with ice for a refill. And here's my snacks, guys. Looks lovely. And here, this is the snacks. These are tomatoes from our garden. Okay. I got some breechy... Oh, breechy is over here. And I have some old, like, cheddar-style stuff. And I... I wouldn't bought some crackers. Usually I don't buy too many crackers, but we bought crackers this time. We're craving it. And I've been munching on these for a couple of nights just as a snack. And it's really good. It's fun. Can you taste the alcohol? Very not as strong. It's marinated well. This batch here, I'll show you the bottle. This batch I made in July. Insanely good. Like, really. Here's the bottle that I made. And this is the first. So, blueberry, July, half cup of sugar. Okay, half up sugar. It's blueberry, July, 2020. So, it's been about two months.  The alcohol flavor was still really strong. Right now, this is blueberry candy. Dangerous. And we're gonna... Most likely, if we don't do a liqueur stream in the next set, we'll do a liqueur stream in the following set. Because we're gonna go through and taste all the liqueurs we made. Actually, it'll probably be in the following set or one more set after. Because I just made a couple of new liqueurs that I'm gonna wait until the flavor builds up with it. Right? Aside from that gang, we're doing positive. Positive stream, drinking liqueur is definitely positive. And I think we're back live. All of notifications went out for the second live kick-end. Strong, both cider drinking. Here. Pint, nine. Ninth pint for tonight. Damn, Elder God. This is my first... Well, it's not an ounce. It's not two ounces. It's definitely more than that. So, it's a few ounces. Nine. Cheryl goes nine. But Elder God, you start your days early. Right? So, nine is... What time do you start? Six o'clock? And you're 3.30 right now? 3.45? So... One an hour? One an hour? A pint is like seven beers. Each... No, no. A pint is not seven beers. A pint is about a beer and a... Elder God, correct me if I'm wrong. A beer and a half or so. Right? So, it's more than a beer, but... 568 mls. Five... So, a cup is 500 mls. No, a cup is more than 500 mls. A cup is to 16 ounces. 16 ounces is a... So, how much is a... Like, this would be... I don't know what this would be. This is way less than 16 ounces. A beer plus four ounces. A beer plus four ounces, okay. So, beer is 12 ounces. Right? So, one and a quarter ounce. One and a third ounce. Yeah, one and a third ounce. Which is pretty serious. Multiply nine by 1.3. You find out how many beers Elder God is on. By the way, gang. Positive? Positive. Good morning from sunny western Australia. Good morning, Australia. I hope you're doing well. I hope you're doing well. I got a list. I made a list of positive things. Just a small list. Okay. And I just put this together. I've been thinking about this for a bit. And I put this together. I just wrote it down. I emailed it to myself a few hours ago and I looked over it and added a couple more. Frogs are positive. Indeed, indeed. Pint is 20 ounces. So, 180 ounces in me. A pint is 20 ounces. The English pint is 20 ounces. English, you guys are hardcore. Positivity stream. Dieting. Like I positively do not want to be at work right now. Or am I missing the mark? Well, here's a positive aspect of it. You're at work. But we're having a positivity stream. Which is a good thing. It's positive. Happiness. I don't know if I believe in cup is half full. But I also don't believe in cup is half empty. There's just liquid in the cup. So just appreciate what you got. Right? Read some comics. Sitting in the basement comic cave. And drinking a tall glass of water. Positive. Positive crack. Very positive. Very positive. Imagine me drinking nine mountain do's. Imperial is my master. All the gods says. Huckleberry. For me, life has been unconventionally positive. Things have been going right lately. And it feels nice. Even though the environment I'm in isn't the best. So I'll take it. Awesome. Good way to look at her. Great perspective. Quebec is called a Pitchet. Pitchet? It holds like six to eight beers. He scared me when he said nine points. Sixty-eight beers. Okay, I take it back. Where are you at? Quebec? You guys are hardcore, man. Hardcore. I miss working to be honest. Mr. Nabi-Bone says. Nabi-One says. Things are things are things about it. I hate it, but working remotely most of the time can be a bummer. You got a Mr. Nabi-One. Are you just on the computer always? If you just started working remotely at home, if you just began working at home, you've never done it before, it takes a little bit of adjustment, right? Until you realize, okay, you can't work all the time because you can. You could if you wanted to. And you can't just slack off all the time. So you got to get into a nice little rhythm. It may take a little bit of time to do it, right? For me, I've been doing it forever. So I really can't remember how I adjusted myself. I started cooking. That was one of the things. I started going for walks. I don't take technology with me most of the time when I go for walks. So you have to adjust. You have to adjust. V-62P I have been teaching myself some French and I have found it to be really fun. It's a positive for me. Awesome. Here. My number two on my list self-education. That's a huge positive, right? Huge positive. I'm going to cross this out. Huge positive. London protests tomorrow. Lots of positive people visiting the capital. He's laughing. I will finish on 13 13.15 tonight. 13.15 diet time. This week has been one of the busiest most demanding weeks of my life. And I have to say, it's been blessedly smooth going. Awesome. A lot of tasks needed to be done yet. It moved with a wonderfully consistent pace. Awesome. You got into a nice rhythm. That's one of the greatest sensations ever. When everything's just working out. It's like slow mo going through doing some kind of task. Everything fits into fits into place. I have more toilet paper. How are you doing? Question. I had a discussion with my uncle last night. His daughter was born in Thailand. But his parents, my grandparents are Irish. He was born in England. But he believes that his daughter is Irish, not Thai. I'd love to get your opinion on this. I personally feel she is Thai. If she was born in Thailand, lives in Thailand, speaks Thai, surely she's Thai. I would say it really depends on his daughter. And why does it have to be one or the other? Why not both? Why not three? Why not four? Like, what did you say? You said Irish, English, so why not all three? Maybe she's more immersed in Thai right now and later in her life. She can go to England and immerse herself. Go drinking with Elder God and figure out what it means to down 13, 15 pints. And then go to Ireland and sit around the bar and now that she knows how to drink, talk politics at night long, right? Why not all? We're all earthlings, right? Mr. Nabi Wan, I sell liquor at a wholesale level so I'm making more money than I ever have as COVID has increased. There are numbers by 300% so positive. But while I'm making money I have nowhere to enjoy it. Ah, you do. First of all invest some of it, keep some of the cash, buy your freedom so bank some of it right? And whenever you need to take time off you can take a leave of absence and bugger off for a year and do something right? So if you're making lots of money you don't have to spend it right away the other thing you could do is invest it in different places you don't want to get the money to work right? So not necessarily you shouldn't be spending money as you make it, all of it anyway Holy, you taught yourself four languages shh shh, Allah God yeah, he's very fluent Akkub Berry, toilet paper toilet paper, I would agree I think the culture you're raised in is equally as important if not more important than Wan's ethnicity yeah could be, right? Beans I am so confused of my heritage, I call I call me my mud low beans I think we're all muds, really and from what I understand you know, those of you who are dog owners can tell me if this is true or not, I heard from someone that purebred dogs don't live as long as muds that have mixes if that's true then I'd rather be a mud than a purebred, because I get to live longer right? not sure that it can be any sure, heritage, Thai like for me I told you guys what I am West Coast Canadian Armenian heritage born in Iran and for me, I'm all three I don't narrow myself to saying Armenian or Iranian or Canadian my mindset is Canadian, I've been here most of my life I'm very West Coast Canadian but I also feel kinship to Armenians and Iranians and gamers and comic book collectors and people who make food and people who garden it's up to us whatever we want to be right? king reform, what's up man was curious on your thoughts about mail-in voting why not? it really depends depends how the system is set up you gotta make sure there's no scams, right? right now that's politics, let's keep politics but I'm glad it's a positive that people are asking what's wrong with our systems right? positive one of the positives if you want to think political people are asking questions why are we voting on voting machines with proprietary software people are waking up, right? that's a huge positive I'm half Irish, grew up in Liverpool I can speak for Elder God and say, us English enjoy our pints yes you do I agree Matthag is bad because of the close breeding for specific traits is to do with the genes, right? good, my bad discussion purebred, can't type what I'm thinking purebred or bad yeah beans, I read that I'm like what mud dog? purebred dog is bad because of the close breeding for specific traits, okay cool cool cool American born Irish, German, English here I don't, what's second on the list Chicho? second was self-education should I read you my list? I got 14 points here I'm going to read you my 14 points and you guys let us know if there's a lot more and there is a lot more Mr. W1, always ask questions in my opinion the moment you are comfortable is the moment you are in danger of being complicit, yeah? Malagra, in 30 minutes I'm 30 minutes late thanks I think no worries, actually the first 10 minutes, 15 minutes we had a hiccup so the stream broke so we had to wait for people to come in again French-Canadian blood born in French Canada with French-Canadian ancestors I rarely met people more proud, go back table-knock nice mix of classes and real life chit chat with negative speakers here's my list I'm going to go through it number one, growing food there are more people growing food number two, self-education educate yourself, more people educating themselves number three there's a lot of decentralization taking place even though there is lots of centralization taking place as well people are actively working towards decentralizing themselves from central power very, very important we can see it in alternative platforms popping up super, super important there's a lot of focus on community number four number five, to me it's a positive less global travel okay I think it was crazy the way everybody would if they want to take a vacation, they hop on a plane and fly across the world go crazy, spend their money and most of those people haven't even traveled in their local they have no idea what it's like to be in their own region so to me it's a positive, less global travel there's a lot more focus on the environment there's a lot more people aware of green spaces now that was number six, I'm going to read a couple of the chat let's see what's coming up toilet paper expecting my second child this December I've decided to make blueberry liqueur an age for 18 years to share with them is it truly as simple as leaving to mature, no other maintenance I've never made the jar and closed it for 18 years I always I drink and refill and add sugar so after 18 years I would try it why not just make sure you have other liqueurs that you can sample that you're not tempted at one day and go look at the color on that gotta drink it why not, growing food I need to get on that you got the space brother if you're not actively drinking out of it that's pretty much the move positive vibes, positive stream indeed, indeed Emily how are you doing put your name on the allotment waiting list now, to elder god number 7 there's a lot more focus on family and friends number 8 there's less globalization people are de-globalizing financially and that's a huge positive because the central power wants us to globalize into their investments there's a lot of people stepping away from that elder god, yes COVID has put us in the local tribes, but I'm worried about what it might wake up I'm not, I think the stuff was there right we need to we need to deal with the BS right that goes to my number 13 by the way, I'm jumping from number 8 to number 13 right people are becoming disillusioned and that's a positive that is one of the greatest positive that's occurring and I sort of got this from an interview Aaron Matei made with his father, Gabo Matei right and Gabo Matei made a phenomenal point saying that it's amazing that people are being disillusioned with our current system right, because what do you want to be do you want to live in an illusion do you want to be delusional do you want to live in a world and you only get one life as far as we know in this plane right, do you want that to be an illusion or do you want to interact with it interact with exactly what is taking place right, so I think that's a great thing what's being woken up we need to deal with this we need to deal with this I totally agree with number 7 family friends my neighborhood has become far more cohesive than it has ever been in my lifetime in the last few months, yeah it's incredible and it's beautiful to see beautiful to see Mr. Number 1, I'm going to say based on my knowledge in the liqueur industry if you age a liqueur for 18 years I don't know if you will love the outcome alcohol will in the end power the flavor of the blueberry so if you want something more sweet than boozy I don't think you should age it that long Mr. Number 1 here's the kicker though when I add the vodka to the blueberries initially the vodka flavor is strong and as this ages the blueberry flavor takes in I think what's happening is the blueberries become crazy strong the liqueur loses the alcohol flavor so the fruit inside the liqueurs is extremely powerful alcohol flavor but the liquid is like candy that's from my experience Number 9 I'm drinking this elder god speed Number 9 complete mistrust of government, bankers all street holy Kamolis what a positive toilet paper must go short and sweet adios toilet paper by the way gang spiritual answer thank you for the follow and those of you who followed my apologies if I don't catch it thank you for the follow thank you for the subs very much appreciate the support so number 9 extremely important most people now understand that our political economic system is a complete farce holy Kamolis what a positive elder god speed would kill a mortal elder god says Number 10 appreciation for what war really is I have really gang I've been in this business of trash talking war not supporting any wars for 30 years I've never ever encountered a society that is so anti-war now in the past when the drums war drums would beat people would be gung ho to join in some of us would go you guys are idiots but then everybody would say oh you just don't understand now when the war drums beat you don't see too many people lined up to go to war in my part of world anyway which is Canada United States in the US I'm not sure what the deal is but in Canada there aren't too many people gung ho about going to war this I've never seen it on this level this frenzy up OP I got back in first number 11 people are demanding more transparency of power okay pretty important pretty important at the same time powers trying to eliminate transparency but people want it right there's been more leaks like whistleblowers and we know this there's been more leaks most likely in the last 15 years regarding those in power than that has been in the last 40 years okay that has hit the main discourse in the world we know this because during the Obama administration they tried to prosecute and they did prosecute more whistleblowers than all the other administrations combined right when power starts becoming draconian you know you're doing something right they are afraid very positive OP maybe a positive but the left have more power since covid some of this stuff is temporary I don't think the left order right have more power I think the power is being distributed across the board right now there's a lot of noise and people are freaking out and stuff like this but how long can they maintain the space I don't think they can maintain it long I think people are slowly waking up not slowly, pretty fast waking up Mr. Nabiwan yes but over the course of almost two decades it will self-ferment at a level very different than one year alcohol is ethanol aka condensed sugar over time the flavor of the blueberries or the sugar will become alcohol it would be amazing but it could also be extremely strong if you want my recommendation I would say make sure you shake the jar every couple of months so the two don't separate very cool okay so I should be actually I do my liqueurs the way I've set them up I do sample I do go around and do samples so they do get a little bit of mix but that's a great advice Mr. Nabiwan I wish this was happening during a liqueur stream so everybody could read this comment and know how to deal with it right as a member of the Communist Party USA it's definitely a positive for me but if North Korea might take advantage I don't think North Korea I don't think the left really is looking towards North Korea as there's a symbol of what it means to be left leaning the world still has unknown powers waiting for their moment that I agree with I like communist at least as a base of finance where were we more transparency oh yeah number 12 was disillusionment number 13 people have been sampling a tremendous amount of art since these lockdowns came in so there's an amazing amount of music coming out there's an amazing amount of independent media coming out we're in a golden age of art music paintings drawings stories there's so much ASMR there's so much art being created right now and in my opinion we're in a golden age we're in a renaissance right now and that's a huge positive and the last one I have here number 14 is cooking there's a lot more people cooking their own food and having a relationship with food is an amazing thing to have and I think in my part of the world people have many people have lost that relationship and they're slowly finding it again and I hope it continues Mr. Nabi Wan I would also recommend using rum as opposed to vodka as rum is made from cane sugar and will complement the taste as opposed to possibly overpowering it but rum has its own flavor I find Mr. Nabi Wan so I use vodka to be neutral right I've never used rum so I don't know I just like the taste of rum but rum is very high in sugar so I don't think I would add my own cane sugar so I would have to adjust my recipe rum and whiskey and cognac, I love cognac but I don't know I can't see myself making liqueur from cognac Huckleberry to Elder God all or nothing on any political ideology but as a student of history Marxist-Leninist revolution seems to be a necessary action at this point I was an art fan long before I have seen the Mona Lisa me too or is it really the Mona Lisa or is it a copy that they put up because everybody takes pictures behind the plexiglass I went to what museum is it the roof oh man I forgot the name roof it's roof roof it's huge spent a day there you could spend a couple of weeks there it's it's a Tony it's a Tony growing food and gardening at home is much more popular now in addition to home cooking this is huge positive huge really so huge so huge Elder God COVID has exposed the danger of bad health and diet, huge positive I see some people getting serious after this nice I'm going to add that diet, health right I'm going to add that as number 15 15 diet food, health nice yeah stay healthy it's a Tony my family has been cooking for ourselves almost every night we used to go out all the time but this whole lockdown has forced us to be more ordinary, self-reliant which has actually been helpful for us nice use white rum oh white rum that's right as opposed to aged or spiced rum stay away from anything aged in a barrel like cognac or aged rum okay diet like says diet you don't mean in terms of just drinking but in terms of using the base for the liqueurs yeah like taste of cognac is so strong right so delicious so I can't see using that but white rum yeah I never thought about white rum I don't drink white rum often actually I don't drink rum often anymore really but I like my dark rum I arrived late this list has my interest peak refreshing refreshing ideas lots of food, lots of health lots of decentralization lots of self-education lots of community building transparency of power so all of it sort of along those that theme your point about war is spot on I'm a combat veteran spiritual answer says I'm a combat veteran twice deployed to the Middle East nothing good came of it at all it was a scam and it always has been and General Smetley Butler would say all wars are bankers wars and everybody knows this now right? most people know this now anyway and that is in large parts thanks to people reading a lot more consuming a lot more information and stepping away from corporate propaganda like one of the other positives is the average age network television viewership has been going up every year every year the last time I looked at it was like at least 8 years ago and the average viewer age of television was like cable television was like 49 or something was crazy so good another good one covid has taught us to see our friends and family as a more important part of our lives indeed I had that one as friends and family as number 7 we're on the same page on that one right? Huckleberry to spiritual answers I wish government were not so quick to senselessly waste the lives of good men but I am grateful for your sacrifice spiritual it changed me I began to ask the existential questions and pursued self-realization awesome spiritual answers that kind of view he says to Huckleberry or she says to Huckleberry me to my friend me to my friend thanks that must be a saying in the military probably is it? the elder guy he to my friend hi to my friend hi to my friend me to my friend what's the saying gang? big text came up diet thug this covid lockdown has made my family more prepared we have stored stores of our own pressure canned foods and medical supplies made things like salsa, applesauce pickled vegetables and cucumbers me and three of my family members purchased a whole cow and split four ways grass fed and the farmer butchered and packed it for us what an amazing fresh tasting awesome diet thug awesome very cool so the other one would be self reliance maybe 16 self reliance prepare preparing yourself what do we call this food safety let's call it food safety food safety Mr. Nabiwan white rum is designed to be mixed it is essentially what comes straight out of the still white rum as the base will make it so you don't have to add as much sugar if you age the liqueur for six months or more ok make sure it is white rum though there are clear oh so there's different clear rums that have been added with spices that will change the flavor in a big way ok so not just clear white rum thank you for the pointers preparedness preparedness food safety preparedness I'm going to write that down preparedness preparedness preparedness preparedness is better because it also includes medical supplies and other things as well I don't drink anymore but when I did my preference was a good merlot nice diet thug getting direct from a farmer is so much better yeah you cut out the middleman and have a better sense of what you've purchased I've done that as well in the past which is good which is good the kicker is you need a deep freezer you need to be able to store the stuff right we've been actually thinking about getting a deep freezer too elder god social issues have been put on the fast track since the lockdown but certain ones have maybe gotten too much attention I agree with that the pendulum is swinging to the extremes right now spiritual answers I agree I'm holding out for a farm that doesn't use steroids in my part of world lucky, I don't know where you guys are breeding crackers I'm gonna pop one of our tomatoes diet thug deep freezer gotta get myself one mr. nubby one Covid has definitely changed my life in some positive ways I cook almost every night for my family and I get excited by new recipes we eat together almost every night when I was growing up I played outside as opposed to nothing but video games since Covid my neighborhood is booming with children playing again I'm noticing that too in our neighborhood we have like luck with avid whatever it is we're in a place where there's kids all around us and they come out and there's a little hill not a hill, a little down slope road and they ride their things down and they run back up laughing so there's children and laughter in the neighborhood huge positive huge positive spiritual answers, I'm glad I found the stream this is nice change awesome spiritual answers welcome to our little corner of the world welcome to our little corner of the world we do a few different things here N.J. John Abo N.John Abo as a young man how should I balance saving and survival assets in the event of a social upheaval um I wouldn't have my money in the wall street um we got it's a huge question you're asking by the way survival assets in the event of a social upheaval it really depends on what level of social upheaval are we talking about zombie apocalypse or are we talking about the banking system collapsing run on the banks talking about martial law troops on the streets talking about lockdowns depends what level just for you to get an idea we do have a personal finance playlist on our youtube channel so if you go to the personal finance playlist the first set of videos is a bunch of videos that I outlined, planned and I did them in the same mindset so the theme would be there there's a whole bunch of videos there but start with number one and I list five of the things that are the most important things you should invest in and you can go through that so if you go to our youtube channel here it's a few hours it's like four or five hours if not more the first few videos but it starts out with some of the basics and we get into the economics and stuff and there's a couple of articles in there two or three articles in there that I reference and they're worth reading I have about two years of freeze dried food spiritual answers that's fantastic I have we have about two years worth of jam and about two years worth of liqueurs it's good to have friends and family to split split it with oh yeah for sure with me I don't have any family left but I have a deep freezer nice nice Mr. W1 I can't wait for snow to see my family and the neighborhood come alive the way it was when I was younger I was an old man but I'm in my early 30s and while I love video games community is so important and I'm seeing it again awesome fantastic welcome to the family here my friend diet thug says to spiritual answers thanks I will watch the playlist and come back thank you my pleasure my pleasure if you post questions I'm pretty active to as many inquiries or questions or discussions as possible I try to anyway two years worth spiritual answers elder god a lot of people have told me that they have found old hobbies they forgot since the lockdown that's great finding old hobbies elder god we are adding that to the list very nice very nice 18 finding old hobbies old hobbies number 19 cleaning house cleaning house Gina how are you doing hope you're doing well are you in radio chichu no no I'm in education I teach privately mathematics and physics the squirrels near my house have about two years worth of stall and tomato I found some squirrels hitting my tomatoes as well damn squirrel spiritual hobbies yes I started collecting 19th century tin types weird I know but I enjoy tin types what's tin types like tin cans and logo stuff tin types cool how could bear a shower oh my god my dad and I have a peach tree in our front yard and we have to spray the squirrels with a hose have any peaches left for us to eat oh man squirrels are going crazy the squirrels raid in our garden the first year we're here we got lots of figs second year we got half the figs and for the last three years all the figs are gone because the squirrel keeps on eating them and they don't even eat them they take a bite to drop it it's like damn what are tin types that thug says yeah I want to know too sick show my wife is a teacher my wife is a teacher my degree is in philosophy and theology but I host a radio show ah no way host a radio show also welcome welcome that's great yeah I teach mathematics I make math videos I have online and I do online like one-on-one sessions and we do drop and math tutoring sessions and I've been doing this privately for like 20 years right I love it love it Gina Netflix and chill nah bro Spotify and spring cleaning also tin types are early prototype that were proceeded on cheap tin oh so it's a special before tin, tin types so it's metallurgy it's some kind of metal that they used to produce right that's cool so they made lunch containers and like what year are you talking about like how far back does it go all photographs photographs no no photographs or no photographs oh you can't type okay I gotta catch up to it oh tin types are early photographs that were preceded on cheap oh photograph like skip the word photographs so you're collecting old photographs what year what uh 1800s I'm assuming the FBI is on their way to you for what Nick people have found self enlightenment since lockdown 100 days in the dark you can't hide from yourself very good self enlightenment self enlightenment looking yourself in the mirror looking yourself in the mirror so reanalyzing your lives I like that true that brother lots of people I know are questioning their sexualities and or gender identities Uncle Barry says math is just one of those things that beats me the spiritual answers you got ripped off they didn't teach it properly really Mr. Nubby once finding out hobbies for sure hunt as a younger man and when meat shortages started happening I started hunting again it can be a controversial topic but my family and I use it as a means to be more self sustaining I just got 90 pounds of various cuts of deer that I'm sharing with my immediate and extended family so much love over something so awesome awesome I wish I could get some photos printed on tin using a special emission think you a civil war 1820 to 1870 very cool emulsion Cheryl says so are they expensive I have about 30 tin types so are they expensive spiritual answers I like that back to basics sider wakes mind how they got and I can 7000 how are you doing our most American school teachers even capable of teaching math properly if they're math teachers I hope so but our central education system is not set up to provide education so I've had a lot of students that have horrendous math teachers body acceptance is so important I'm a 42 year old trans woman and I really learned to love my body during lockdown awesome spiritual answers I was fortunate that my MOS military occupation didn't require any higher math they can be expensive depending on the subject matter of the photo so civil war pictures would be crazy expensive so it really depends what's on the what's on the picture very cool are we talking hundreds or thousands I love to see some if you can't post them chico has a discord yeah spiritual answers I have a few on my Instagram post your link up on our discord your Instagram page we'll go take a look I thought that's I have a favorite system of down album hmm no I like them all civil war anywhere from 500 to well over 1000 and they must be rare as far as system of down goes by the way there's only like 3 2 system of down songs that I don't like and they were in the later albums I like their whole library really I wrote a review of system of down's music Roy's our boy 1996 if you go to my site just or just go to doctor go and go chico system of a down review you'll bring up the article that I wrote that article that I wrote when I wrote it in 2005 there was a system of a down fan page that took my article review of system down's music as one of the reviews they posted on their site so there was like Rolling Stone metal magazine thrasher so all the top names of music people and then chico I was like the only independent music review that they had on their site it was cool I went pretty hardcore on it man doctor p greetings blessings that I do chico you remind me of the lead singer system but where's our little emote where's our surge emote there it is you mean this guy that cheese cracker tomato combo so tasty so tasty we're so tasty Mr. Namiwan not trying to bring the vibe down but one thing I am struggling with is being around my grandparents my grandfather taught me to hunt as well as help teach me to be a man my grandmother taught me to love and forgive they are now in their 80s and can't hug them it's a real struggle for me as we are a hugging family Mr. Namiwan you still have a grandfather and a grandmother and are they mentally still there and are they healthy enough dude the positive is amazing like for me too my grandmother you know I'm not seeing her as often to play backgammon and stuff like this and I miss her but I call her every day are you talking to your grandparents every day you should call them every day if you're not it eases the the pain I guess a little bit of separation but they're healthy you got grandparents both of them or I'm assuming you have four maybe old school Hollywood yeah old school Hollywood I'm not a huge fan of you knew what system without fan I like this dream oh for sure dude I went to system without one of the concerts man one of the greatest concerts I've ever been to really the energy was spectacular and I've looped their music like read that article that I wrote go chicho system of a down review there's an article on my page that goes to block spot it's a good article and I actually I have a video out and it'll be in that page sharing the story of the first time I heard about system of a down it was at a party with this metal kid loved it Namasta Dr.P Dr.P spiritual answers I was a demolitionist disarm minds work with C4 damn phrase B Cheryl Dr.P says diet likes laughing at the chicho chicho system without anything by the way who made this elder god do you know did you make it old school Hollywood is the only system down track I'm not crazy about yeah me too yeah I'm not sure if that's the case for most people that I mean it's very Hollywood right there from LA the Armenians from LA so I can relate to them because I'm Armenian and they're very into their so to me it was I guess we're trying to make it personal or whatever but it didn't flow like the rest I was a combat med medic and 90 ramp UK nice to meet a fellow veteran toes how are you doing hey what's up chicho doing good brother same to you I was so young when I was in seems a lifetime ago god says fun fun Salute gang I want to pour myself another drink my grandparents Mr. Nubby one my grandparents are still of good body and mind and very healthy but they both have compromise immune system grandpa with a pretty aggressive heart condition and grandpa with lifelong glaucoma I talked to them pretty often but to be honest talking to them always makes me tear up I haven't hugged my grandmother in almost a year oh wow and I and I went talk to them inadvertently I'm reminded of that fact and by the way tearing up is not a bad thing that is a positive thing that says a lot about your relationship and who you are and who your family is and what you've had in life that's amazing really and I know it's sad but there are times when as I've gotten older situations that I've had that have been very traumatic and sometimes thinking about them they tear me up and afterwards I feel amazing because they brought back an intensity into my life I thought I had dissipated but it is still there so that's my connection to that emotion to that experience so to me even though sadness is not necessarily bad right? spiritual answers on 53 I did 10 years active 10 years active reserve spiritual answers huge this is our boy 1996 thanks for your service guys toes damn bro not gonna lie I got laid off today oh toes I'm sorry to hear that look around see what else you can find if you need it and if you have enough money saved and that's one of the things that we've talked about to get financial independence you should have a little basket of dough right? to have as reserve you can still maintain your life reduce your expenses by the way big time you can still maintain your life and that way you can pick from opportunities that come you're not forced to take the first opportunity that comes your way okay what about political awareness shhh elder god spiritual answers for sure I think we have political awareness I listed it as my for me elder god if we're talking about the positives my number nine was complete mistrust of government bankers wall street so how about political and economic awareness so I'm gonna rename that and call it political and economic awareness political and economic awareness awareness I like that better awesome good good good good spiritual answer that joined at 18 and was discharged in my 40s they pulled a bunch of us out of control group to cycle through the Middle East due to shortage of truths yikes is that a good thing looking at some streamers I would say can someone provide a link to the discord there it is awesome thank you Cheryl what is your secret to staying so calm and balanced I don't allow corporate propaganda to send me on a frenzy right when I was younger they could round me up but what I did is decide that the little things in life don't matter right it's the bigger picture not that they don't matter but they shouldn't affect your emotional state of mind right so I look at the long term game at play right there are things to piss me off there's no doubt there are things that affect me but those are more short term right they don't get me in a mood ruin my day like I don't understand when I meet people when they say oh there was a scratch on my car ruin my day or scratching your car ruin your day god what an emotional creature you are right so don't let those little things get to you keep your eyes on the prize and slowly you start going hey we get that right that's one of the things I also collect comic books that's fantastic it keeps me calm and balanced I've been laid off a couple of times toes it sucks yeah having a nest egg is super important for if you lose your job indeed Mr. W. Wanchicho you couldn't be more right family is the most important thing in life and my grandparents and parents taught me that COVID taught me and I think others not to look past what we often dismiss very good toes chicho yeah bro I didn't see it coming but I see what you mean I should have been prepared yeah toes and that you learn that like I've gone through periods that oh crap I need to scramble now right so you need to scramble you learn from your mistakes right so it's okay take it with stride right Gino not sure if you have it on the list but I came to the conclusion that being in another human being's physical presence is a privilege nice appreciation for other social interactions appreciation of social interaction should we call it that appreciation of social physical let's say physical physical interaction awesome Gino yeah very much so very much so right nice shot done laugh a lot almost 30 now and what what you said just open my mind thank you and you're right the little things are what rile me up the most thank you my pleasure shot done and they used to do me too it's just a learning process right really the number that current political economic system has played on our societies on us is unforgivable right so once you wake up once you realize what's going on you can't forgive them for what they have done because they're continually doing it the only thing you can do is sever your relationship with them right on every level and that goes into personal finance and politics and we keep that way Zabrowski I always admire people who let things just slide off them and I'm not successful all the time really I try but we're human we make we falter so don't hold yourself accountable be pissed off that you stumbled and you lost your cool but the more you do that the less you will lose your cool just posted a link to my instagram awesome thank you very much spiritual answers play it Martin thank you very much for the twitch prime sub appreciate it again thank you for the subs thank you for the follow yes I get all the links in general what are we doing we're talking about happy things here's a happy thing crackers cheese and tomatoes my own tomatoes that we grew in the yard I'm gonna do I'm gonna do the strong cheese and tomato here's another type of tomato it's a round one Cheryl while talking in the kiddo a while ago I asked him what he thought was positive he reminded me of that of the changes to live music and cool new opportunities like seeing a concert at a drive-in nice alternate forms of consuming art entertainment alternate forms alternate forms consuming or enjoying entertainment enjoying entertainment entertainment awesome you got a smart kiddo there I'm running out of room what part of us are you in time zone to spiritual answers ROI boys is anyone getting the super mario 3d all stars games is he releasing a new one shotgun looks delicious so fresh so fresh so good the squirrel loves it I forgot to pour myself a new drink spiritual answers just thinking again about math while I studied philosophy and do very well in the field it used to be that you had to study math before you could study philosophy that's the classical greek approach yeah spiritual answers yeah indeed and I think that's a good thing to tell you the truth but I like math right my july 2020 blueberry liqueur that's enough usually put more ice in there but we're low on ice spiritual answers my son is a math with he's doing college level math that simply leaves me stunned nice awesome regarding mario that greek approach light after dusk positive things is that I noticed a lot more people are on the internet and I'm meeting chatting with a lot of interesting people who didn't have time to use the internet before awesome that's cool east coast horny hooray not horny sorry Cheryl I read that wrong to his spiritual answers royal boys it's a port of mario super mario 64 sunshine and galaxy it's the next level that's cool east time zone anyway for the switch oh it's for the switch he's asking about the mario game light after I met a nice friend who would work a lot and now they are streaming awesome so good so good where are you from and I sent some sort of European wisdom I was born in Iran Armenian ancestry most of my life west coast of Canada and I lived all over Canada I've gone all over Canada and huge chunks of the US and traveled a little bit outside of Canada United States as well so yeah there's some European I guess it requires one to know how to think which is a rare skill Mr. Nabi once I love tomatoes so much growing up everyone had a garden and sharing food was the simplest form of community people are doing that again I have a garden in my backyard again and the other day a neighbor brought me some fresh corn nice and squash and I gave her some tomatoes and bell peppers so much positivity thank you for the stream tonight my pleasure Mr. Nabi one awesome Super Mario Galaxy is cool it's like a release of all three games it's like a re-release of all three games very cool Chase26 what is your favorite liqueur there are certainly liqueurs I drink more of I drink a lot of the lemon, blackberry I like cherry blackberry cherry and strawberry I've been drinking more of lemon is a must-have lemon is a must-have strawberry is insanely good blueberry is so good I have in Canada too east coast though where in the east coast I've been to every before Nunowit became Nunowit I used to be able to say every province and territory including Labrador because I did geophysics so I traveled all over Canada doing geophysics love PEI I went to the Maritimes all of them I was in Ontario but now Nova Scotia nice nice I went to school in Ontario and I tracked around Nova Scotia the liqueur is fantastic Gina are you making liqueur yet Gina, what are you making Royal boys, you're western Canada Alberta BC more crackers and cheese I love apricot I made some apricot liqueur I got two jars of apricot liqueur going I tasted it a little bit the apricot is delicious this is the first time ever making apricot liqueur you're in Calgary Royal boys I've been in Calgary for like 5 months 6 months I've gone to Calgary a lot doing geophysics and for one period I was there on a project they were decommissioning native land the military was decommissioning native land so I worked on that project doing geophysics for 6 months I had a lot of fun in Calgary but it was enough it wasn't the west coast like BC wise I didn't enjoy the stampede I found it I didn't enjoy it amazing people by the way amazing people Roy like phenomenal people so friendly man Calgary, you guys got some amazing food the best Korean food I've eaten anywhere Calgary I don't know if the restaurant is still there and I ate Korean food in Toronto as well and Vancouver's got pretty good but Calgary this one restaurant was so phenomenal man and man Cowboys what was it 25 cent beers when I was there it was insane Canada is a very interesting country to me as an American I've never met a Canadian that wasn't at least polite if you hang around long enough you'll meet them and it depends on our mood play it Martin how long do you let the liqueur rest after mixing before it's ready to drink this one the blueberry I made in July so we're in September so this one was 2 months I tasted it last month and it wasn't perfect yet the strawberries are ready to go within 2 weeks 2 weeks, 3 weeks super delicious, longer even more delicious between a couple of weeks 2, 3 weeks or 2, 3 months our in 16 minutes we went on stampede it's really overrated I was just gonna say our food is great here very good man I can't remember the streets is it 17th street it was downtown it was in a little strip thing it wasn't a strip thing you could park in it and I forget what the name was this was in 98 so I doubt if the restaurant is still there in 98 actually 99 2000 98 to 2000 I was there and oh man I'm craving Korean food now Toronto is like the US in my opinion New York City mentality downtown yes but sprawl like LA so Toronto is like a New York Los Angeles type of place where downtown core Toronto is like New York and I've been to New York it's very much like New York and then when you sprawl out it's like LA and I've lived downtown Toronto two summers I lived in downtown Toronto oh actually one summer downtown Toronto another summer in the suburbs I had a Korean neighbor who used to cook for me all the time she was alone so I guess she adopted me the absolute best homemade kimchi you get a Korean cook that you can sample their food you're a lucky human being I think I know the place across the street from Westbrook Mall man it's a blur it was phenomenal this is how good it was when I was there working I had about 5-6 people that I was managing they were collecting data for me and I was collecting data I was processing their data so I was in charge of the geophysics branch of it so I had these people working for me and once a week at least I would take them all okay and we go eat Korean food on the house and I would just expense it to the company so once a week we went there for six months basically sometimes twice a week and I treated everybody to Korean food or the company would treat everybody to Korean food I treated them so much one time the HR people came to me the finance people said hey Chicho listen this is ridiculous you can't do this I go look my people work hard they're working hard they're working multiple hours they need to eat well they're exhausted at the end of the day they're like well we can't charge it to the people we're working for I said we'll charge it against the company our own company they said we can't do that I go you know what charge it against me and the person was like what I'll pay for it couple of times they charge it against me I have other expenses to write that off like bureaucracy that Korean food needed to be eaten now I know your gen X all their God to spiritual answers that is just how I think cool cool cool played Martin all right that is phenomenal not as long of a process as I thought I bought vodka and I am going to make my own as soon as I get some jars a liquor playlist by the way right I hope you know those videos right so if you go to show the cure in duck to go or something you'll find us making the cure playlist and you can see how I end up making very simple very simple expense report laundering and duck time you have to right otherwise these major engineering companies they try to screw you over right crazy this person I'm not conservative but I guess you would say I'm traditionalist old enough was it a Korean bar yeah you could do barbecue there as well the restaurant owner was the chef the partner was someone and the chef had come there from a five star hotel in Seoul Korea that he just wanted to move from Korea so he came to Calgary and set up the restaurant there so he was a five star Korean chef from one of the top hotels in Seoul Korea that opened up that restaurant so good make me hungry for bulgogi bulgogi kimchi galbi bibimbap those are some Korean dishes Mr. Nubby ones do you have any winter cold liqueurs that warm you with a little more booze but also spices like cinnamon nutmeg if so you still have time so lovely in the winter months yeah cinnamon stick liqueur is amazing and actually I gotta go get some vodka I wanna make some chocolate liqueur as well that I haven't done before all money is completely fabricated fractional reserve banking Dr. P just reshuffle from here to there and create new ones play it Martin I know them and watch them that's where I got the inspiration so thank you my pleasure and happy liqueuring I'm a former chef Kenny says nice Kenny Roberts 84 the one I'm thinking of is Baobulgogi house okay if you walk in this is what the place look like you walk then and they had their tables set up but they had it was one of the old school Korean style one of the old school systems that they set up and they also had booth not booth but a room set up where you could just go get the rooms so it was like a high end place it was a higher end place and it was so good and I ate at some of the other Korean places too and they were pretty good but that one was the top the man, the legend Smith my favorite cuisine is Indian yeah spiritual answers if you can get good Indian food homemade Indian food is the best if you're lucky enough to know someone Mun gingerbread liqueur using young ginger some spice and molasses instead of cane syrup I'm definitely making some in the next week or two nice let us know how it is Cheryl Mun24 I joined recently for the first time thanks for the stream I'm from San Francisco and I'm and I'm so happy for the crystal clean air this week and a slight breeze I spent time outside reading up against it the air cleared up here as well Mun24 and I went for a walk today as well so glad the smog is not smog but well I guess what do you call it the fires have died down a little bit and we had rain here lots of rain so that's super good I'm glad it's clearing up down there never really had Korean food oh Kenny Roberts Korean food is fantastic it's my favorite Asian food it's powerful it's powerful you're making me Roy says you're making me want to try this Korean places food I'm gonna need to try some more restaurants in town nice I've never succeeded with the chocolate liqueurs they're either too cocoa or too boozy but I keep trying I bought a whiskey barrel before COVID and I'm making wine with it at the moment but I might try chocolate after that okay I've never tried it's just something we want to do so we'll see how it goes spiritual answers to that article wow Indian cuisine is just delicious alo vendalo is my favorite dish the spicier the better Kenny Roberts rain clears the air for sure indeed Dr. Pichicho the longest length of time you have gone without consuming animal products is cheese considered animal products? it is yogurt? not long a day eggs yeah like yogurt cheese fingers crossed I'll post in this course okay the recipe molasses adds so much flavor as opposed to syrup I imagine animal I imagine where to go? I imagine will be amazing nice yeah for sure sure I'll save Zuprosky 12 hours 12 hours without animal products I started my cooking career in my dad's aunt's Cantonese restaurant I know how to make all that stuff oh Kenny Roberts okay gang I really want Korean or Chinese or Japanese food now gotcha just curious yeah has it been made maybe 24 hours today's max Dr. P without animal products really it would have to be weekend at Barney haha Chicho I was having some of your comic book vids in the background to like check discord and notice you were streaming nice welcome welcome we're doing a good news happy happy live stream I guess positive things in the world brie and crackers very good I'm gonna save the tomatoes with really strong cheese and of course Salute there was one person that was looking forward to this positive stream which is Kulio one of our mods but he didn't make it I'll upload this well we'll upload this and he can watch it on the upload on bitchute and youtube Kenny Roberts brie mix good deep-fried cheese sticks I've never tried it you you cut it and surrounded with breadcrumbs and deep-fried oh very spicy general T.S. sauce chicken yummy oh I want some bulgogi some some bibimbap is really good Mr. Nubbi ones the burst of tomato flavor is one of the great simple things in life a little sea salt and crack pepper nothing better it is just cool yep you dredge it in on flour then eggs and then in panko panko what's a panko so you put it in flour and then eggs or you do eggs and then flour Dr. B some positive things the progression of organic matter and technological integration is inevitable fight against it or begin to integrate and allow for the progression to cook in even further go both ways I guess Elder God to spiritual answers quote do not pray for an easy life pray for the strength to endure a difficult one from the punk from the punk comment do not pray for an easy life pray for the strength to endure difficult one serious business Japanese breadcrumbs Japanese breadcrumbs that's what panko is so panko is Japanese breadcrumbs cool so can dredge it on flour then eggs and then panko Japanese press layer the breadcrumbs with just breadcrumbs egg and then spicy very good weekend at Barney's Chicho I have begun my weight loss this week and I've started dropping my calories intake from 2700 to 1600 cool just make sure you don't over do it weekend at Barney's just keep it consistent and initially the odds are you won't see it'll go in steps you probably know this already linear like this and then you'll stay one level and then so body has to adjust just broski looking forward to a month long vacation somewhere tropical usually southeast Asia was always a positive for me very nice ah that's a Bruce Lee quote really do not pray for an easy life pray for the strength to endure a difficult one very nice Bruce Lee knows where it's at polar bear pink hi chicho first time in your stream what are your thoughts on kandilani kandilini I don't know what kandilini is that's yoga meditation isn't it kandilini I know that kandilini why does that ring a bell kandilini kandilini I don't know what that is tell me what that is Kenny Roberts I'll post a video in your discord for you oh awesome for the cheese cheese sticks Mr. Nabi Wong's grow up on a fried green tomato this time of year made it for the family last night that and dear chili and roasted brussel sprouts the whole family enjoyed and fell asleep after I feel so calm nice and by the way I tried making fried green tomatoes once the reason I tried making fried green tomatoes I didn't know it was a thing I watched a movie fried green tomatoes I think it was called fried green tomatoes with Kathy Bates wasn't it it's not just cut green tomatoes and fry them I tried it it wasn't very good is there a trick to it and I like making ripe green red tomatoes I do fry them that's really good do you like Queens of the Stone Age they're a pretty good band I used to listen to them a long time ago I can't remember what songs they had have you ever had Mul Verde I don't know I'm bad with names brother so is it Indian food I've tried a lot of different Indian food so maybe I have like the stews like the stews but I don't know Jicho, Barney's is under great supervision Barney's is under great supervision Barney that's great I wish you the best but I'm curious what is the rush oh where's Barney's what did Barney say what's Barney up to Jicho I have begun my oh weight loss yeah yeah oh he's under great supervision okay elder god you gotta take care of awesome good good good good good good you're in good hands Barney that's great I wish you the best but I'm curious what is the rush jeez call call my hobo but I made a cherry pie today oh smith cherry pie very good yum I want some cherry pie and feta cheese now spiritual answer is one of my favorite quotes the man is a prisoner who thinks he is free because he refrains from touching the walls of his dungeon Nicholas Gomez davila philosopher polar bear pink kandilani in hindu is a form of divine feminine energy believed to be located at the base of the spine and that's why I went to that's why I heard it in the malad hara it is an important concept in Shiva tantra I took a tantra course just a weekend tantra and I have some friends that do tantra and and what not right where it is believed to be a force of or power associated with the divine feminine where the four formless aspect of the goddess a spiritual awakening I began my spiritual journey in 2013 when my kandilini had awakened polar bear pink awesome I found the tantra meditation that I took the course it was a meditation it was a tantra course that I took for the weekend it was pretty good I liked it for me I can honestly tell you the feminine the feminine touch the feminine energy that touched me that awakened my understanding of what the feminine is was salvia the venorum and that we can talk about at another stream or set of streams pure feminine never felt that before in my life until that Mr. Nabiwan cut the tomatoes thick and very oh this is fried green tomatoes cut the tomatoes thick and very lightly bread and cook in a cast pan no oil on high heat and then medium when sizzling cook until crispy I did it totally wrong I didn't use breadcrumbs and I used oil so cut them very cut the tomatoes thick and very lightly bread them and cook in a cast iron pan no oil on high heat and then turn it down to medium when sizzling cook until crispy okay if I get my hands on some green tomatoes we have some but right now we're growing the little tomatoes so I'll have to grow tomatoes next year I hope I remember how to do this spiritual lancer chicho that one is a mexican dish oh it's a mexican dish I've eaten a lot of mexican too so I don't know if I've tried that one doesn't ring a bell I posted my shrimp fried rice pick in your disco I'm getting crazy hungry you're here I'm craving so deep fried or fried food yo what's up guys dragons how are you doing weekend at Barney's quite honestly no rush I simply switched from dropping junk food and eating glass plus I switched now to one weekly cheat day for my hearts content awesome that's super good actually having a cheat day watching Monty Crystal earlier hello spiderman hello hello I'm late whoops no worries we've been having a good time we should do more happy streams actually our comic books cooking most of our streams are happy my wife is from Mexico spiritual lancer says but her family is actually from Spain they choose to be exact cool so that's not a spanish-jewish recipe the food it's a mexican dish it's a mexican dish polar bear pink amazing spiderman I'm great just watch the movie with the missus and now I'm ready to feel the happiness here nice nice nice oh wow we're almost at the end I just checked the time we're almost up to two hours time flies fried pickles I've never made fried pickles man I gotta try fried pickles for me what would be my top three books or authors to read on life C.S. Lewis would be one Krishnamurti specifically I'll C.S. Lewis I've read the most of so C.S. Lewis almost anything and then Krishnamurti the only book I've read a lot of articles on Krishnamurti but I would say read extremely important read book gang if you haven't read this book read it it's a very small book Krishnamurti education and the significance of life okay Krishnamurti's education and the significance of life ridiculously important book to read okay and third book Dune Frank Herbert's Dune just speedy Gonzales style no fried foods, spider-man's Tommy doesn't agree I changed my diet too this time last year I was 130 pounds heavier wow Kenny that's good on you man 130 pounds lighter that heart must be really relieved Mr. Nabi Mungals the tomatoes have plenty of juice so oil is unnecessary the juice bleeds into the breading and then caramelizes oh it can take some time to perfect it but so worth it really okay must try the dishes mix again okay spiritual answers caramelizes the bread crumbs very nice spiritual answers thank you very much for the tier 1 sub thoughts on the new dean movie trailer I liked everything about it except Paul he looked like a spoiled little brat but I guess he he's a prince right so I'm assuming most princes would be spoiled little brats so he looked a little too young I'm a C.S. Lewis fellow spiritual answers yeah C.S. Lewis is I've read the most books on C.S. Lewis is fantastic another person would be worth reading would be anyway we'll leave it there stress and being a chef was a bad combo, bad combo indeed shut shut down hey chi chou what do you think about the alien evidence that the US government has released I don't trust anything coming out of the US government I think or any government I think it can be a positive moving forward if they have discovered technology that can help us prosper as a human race here's the kicker if they have they ain't gonna share it with us right that's the kicker right but I agree with you more people becoming more aware that we are not alone on this in this universe obviously is a positive outcome for sure I never read the doom book or seen a movie which character plays them it's the young young boy in the book he was 16 so it's accurate it is it is it is the kicker la la la true I believe Paul is 15 in the novel are we still are we still a rating area 51 nope no rating 51 area 51 keep in mind if voting did anything they wouldn't let you do it have you read anything from Peter Kraft I don't think so spiritual answers his name is something like Timothy Charlemont this is a doom guy Timothy Clement oh okay got you I figured he's really good actor is he a good actor I hope so the other stuff look good okay and yes him gang let's call the stream thank you very much for being here I hope you enjoyed the conversation thank you for all the advice on all the great things that are happening in the world Dr.P peace and love um thank you for the subs thank you for the follows such a great stream Chicho got to take my pop for a walk good vibes good vibes mr.W1 everyone and a great night family and friends is everything peace to you all peace to you guys all love you Chicho love you guys as well I enjoyed this I will be back I hope so Kenny Roberts and thank you gang for the subs thank you for the follows thank you for the discussions when is the next stream we're going to do one tomorrow we're going to go day three of my comic book collection at 12 p.m. PDT my time and on Sunday we're doing a comic book reading okay so we got two more streams scheduled it was a seven stream streams that I scheduled and we did eight I think was seven or six and we did an extra one yesterday comic book haul one okay Dr. Cheese thank you very much for the tier one sub great stream have a great rest of your night for sure you guys as well gang gang if you want to know who I am I'm on patreon patreon.com forward slash chicho ch y c h o if you want to support this work patreon is a great way to do so if you want to follow this work patreon is a great way to do so I don't put anything behind paywalls everything's creative commons share and share a like for those of you supporting this work through patreon thank you very much for your support we're live streaming on twitch if you want to participate in the chat twitch is where you want to be at and gang mods thank you for taking care of business and everyone thank you for the discussions follows and the subs I do announce these live streams 30 minutes before we go live on elo mines vkparler gab and twitter all the links will be in the description of this video and our social networks and we do share as much as we can on those platforms as well we will be uploading the audio for this live stream on soundcloud.com forward slash chicho ch y c h o as a podcast and it should be available on your favorite podcasting platform and we will be uploading this video both to bit shoot and youtube and if you want to support this work on those platforms you can share you can like you can turn on notifications you can follow and if you're on youtube you can join youtube membership with the button down here somewhere ok aside from that gang thank you very much for being here and I'll see you guys tomorrow at 12pm PDT if you can make it for another gaming stream the last one we're going to do show you my gaming collection or on sunday for a comic book reading bye everyone