All right, man, let's get this started. One of you guys commented. So go ahead. What is my favorite summertime lure, man? To be honest, it really honestly depends like where I'm fishing and stuff. But if I have to lay it down to one bait, I really love the fishhead spin, man. Just a really great bait. I can work it on the bottom. That's where I work it. I really need to make a video where I go like in the detail on it, like how I work it. Can't go wrong with like a drop shot. Fish really finicky. Just depends what's going on, man. If I'm like lead fishing, I'm going to be throwing like a jig, maybe a Carolina rig, maybe a big spoon. It just all depends. Really depends on the lake. Depends on the situation. For the most part. Hey, man, how's it going? What's up, bro? Man, I think this is cool. I think I can communicate with you guys. I think it's much better, you know.  I currently have literally 400 DMs right now and I'm not lying right now. I literally have like 400 DMs and it's ridiculous. I really can't go answer all those and I really want to...  It's just really hard. How do you get started all shore fishing? I guess about all shore remaining like brush, ledges, stuff like that. Honestly, how would you start? That's kind of a tricky question. What you're looking for is, of course, if you're graphing and stuff, man. Hold up. Let me throw a kick in their best TV hat on. There we go. All right, man. So like if you're graphing and stuff, you're pretty much for like those ledges and stuff. You're looking for those drop-offs. You're looking to where those fish are on the stage, you know? It's really difficult to explain. I'm not... Good morning to detailing that question. I can answer. It's just kind of difficult. White monster, no, man. I got the ultra sunrise right here, man. That's pretty good. Hey, if you guys haven't tried this one, if you like orange juice, you guys hear my dogs barking? Okay, on my YouTube, get in some bass TV, get a shout out. Yeah, sure, man. Shout out to get in some bass TV.  I need to get some more people in here. I really need to make a post on Instagram and drag you guys in here. All right, let's throw this on Instagram real quick. And this is going to be much more organized. I guarantee you, once I figure all this stuff out, because I've never done one of these before, it's just pretty dang confusing to me. So, and by the way, I have been vlogging like every day for the past two and a half weeks. I'm actually like vlogging right now, or today. So, I know you guys are going to enjoy that. If you guys are enjoying the vlogs, go ahead and tell me right now. You have a comment section. If you are enjoying the day in life vlogs, comment right there. Go for it. Go for it. You got to let me know. Because if you don't like them, I'm not going to keep on making them. But by the view count and like count, it seems as if you guys are liking them. So, just saying. Just saying. What was it a lot? Am I going to be at the TBF southeastern divisional at Lake Lanier in September? No, I am not. I know some people that are going to be. But no, I am not, man. I honestly wish I was because I haven't been on the near in a while, but I can figure out linear pretty pretty fast. You guys have any questions about you can leave comment. How did you make your animated logo introduction? I actually knew a guy a while back ago and he held me out with that really smart dude. If I made that, that would be pretty crazy. I don't have the software to do that. What do you use for shaky head fishing, like size type of hook? If I'm shaky at fishing, which I honestly rarely do anymore, I mostly fish like a wobble head. Just like a three sixteenths ounce shaky head, maybe even a half just depending on how deep I'm fishing. Green pumpkins, the color that I use for the shaky head, I make mine own if you guys don't know. You can check that out. Link's below. What am I usually put on? Just like a green pumpkin green or even like a morning donge. Morning dons like pink just depends on what lake I'm on. People are like commenting on the Q&A. How old were you when you made your first YouTube video? Man, I was probably honestly two years ago. I was like 14 or 15, dude. That's pretty crazy to think about because I remember I did the GoPro giveaway because it was the two year anniversary. I like Arriva MGX. It's still going. I feel like it. All right, but I like Arriva MGX and a lot of Arriva, St. Croix's Legend Extreme rod. That's really great, but if you're looking for like price like a St. Croix Mojo Bass, you can't go wrong with that. Like Arriva SX, just a great combo in general. You really can't go wrong with it. All right, let's see. Someone just did some crazy spam. Oh my God. Oh, buddy. Calm down. You're digging the vlogs. Thanks, buddy. Yeah, I need to know, man. If you guys like them, man, you just gotta let me know. I just got a boat, but I'm stuck beating the bank. What do you mean, man? Nick Deankin's going to go in a little more detail. The vlogs are fun and something different. Keep doing what you're doing. Thanks, buddy. Thank you, man. The vlogs are solid. Keep doing them and you guys are awesome. Thanks, man. Keep up the great videos. Thanks, buddy. And somebody thinks they're funny. I got to keep this PG-13 so I can't be telling you what they're coming in. This is the last place I would be trying. You guys are awesome, man. See, that's what I like about you guys. You know, my fans and everything.  And that's why I'm doing stuff like this. I'm here to help you guys out. And then when I need you guys to back me up and stuff, you guys are always there. Fan support's amazing, guys. It's awesome. I could totally just ban him off right now, but I'm not. Favorite braid? I'm reading some off of Instagram, too. I'm Spider-Wire. Spider-Wire is cheap or not cheap. It's inexpensive. It's just really great braid. Overall, look for drop-offs, changes, depth, some sort of. All right. That's a good answer for his question. Thank you, Matthew Jennings, man. You're the man. You're the man. Come on, guys. Wrecking them questions. Let's make a post on Instagram real quick. Here we go. I can't show that kid's comment.  Chill. I'm chill, man.   Hey, comment. What do you guys like the best that I post? You like the vlogs? You like the tournament videos? You like the motivational videos? What do you like? You like Tackle Tuesdays? What do you like? Let me know. Comment that right now. Do I use a lot of top water or what kind of top water lures do I use? Honestly, I do throw top water a lot. I'm not going to lie. All depends if they're hitting that. When I was on the near a couple of months ago, they were crushing top water. The spots, they were going crazy. They were hitting the spook and everything, five feet out of the water. If I was there to throw something just basic, I would go with a spook, man. I mean, I can launch a spook out there. Spooks are really cheap. It's just a basic top water bait. Tournament videos, you like those? That's what I like the best, man. I know you guys like the vlogs and stuff, but I love tournament videos. Do you use weightless worms? Honestly, I don't much. If I do use a weightless worm, it's going to be like a Cinco weightless. Simple. Do I clean and maintain your reels yourself? Honestly, I don't clean mine much. Every once in a while, I'll clean them. If you mean by myself, yeah, I do all that stuff on myself. Before World Finals, which is over now, I was actually, I actually re-sported all my reels and got everything ready, which I'm about to leave for Nationals, guys. I'm whooped. I've honestly never been so tired. How do you get started with sponsorships? Man, I really, I feel bad for this because I still haven't made it, but I really need to make how to get sponsors video. It just hasn't came out yet, and I really do need to talk at Tuesday.  I really do need to make a sponsors video on how to get sponsors. What are sponsors looking for? What do you need to do for sponsors? What are the sponsors going to do for you? And gosh, man, I'm getting spammed now. Sorry, guys. I'm trying to stay focused. But it all depends, man. To get sponsors, you're going to definitely try and you're going to try to need to get your name out there. Make a resume. That's the best thing, the best advice I can give you. Make a resume. And on that resume, you need to have your tournament, some of your tournament wins. And that's not going to matter that much, guys. It's really not. It's about the audience that you're getting out to, community service work you do, other sponsors, get people to recommend you. You just need to have basic stuff like that, stuff that you have accomplished in your time. You know what I mean? All right.  Honestly, I enjoyed them all. You obviously put a lot of time into your videos. Man, thank you. You know, that means a lot. I really try for you guys, man. I really do. I have so much to edit, especially I've been vlogging like every day. So how do you get sponsors? Kind of just went over that. Like I said, I want to make a big video on explaining everything. So it's going to, you know, have I ever tried the live target field mouse as top order? Have you ever heard of it? I believe I know you're talking about. It's like a little rat. I've never tried it. No, just like frogs and stuff. I believe that's what you're talking about.  Oh, yeah, man. Up north fishing TV, man, you're hitting on, you're hitting on point, hitting on point. Man, put it this way.  This is just an example. You need to give them $200 worth of advertising back.  If they give you 100%, you give them 200%. You know, you're wanting to get forward. And I've had such a lot of accomplishments and a lot of new sponsors just hop on the, hop on the kick in their ass TV team. I'm like under armor, under armor. I've been communicating with them a lot now.  And under armor is treating me really well. I believe I even got a 500. Get off topic. I get distracted. But anyways, just really, really have been communicating with my other sponsors really well lately. I just like to thank them a lot, man. Ranger boats don't allow for me as well. Synchro rods, man. I called them up yesterday. I was like, I got a national tournament. I really need this drop shot rod. Is there anybody can get it out? So he was like, sure, man. I'm going to send him over the email and everything. And he's going to have the rod shipped to the hotel. I'm staying at someone had that for the tournament. I mean, that's just people like that guys. And if you get sponsored by a company, you're going to want to be sponsored by a company that you enjoy, you know, you don't want to just not like the company. Like say, Wackham Lovers over here. I don't know if that's a company. Wackham means to be a company, but Wackham Lovers, right? I'm just making this up. Say Wackham Lovers over here wants to sponsor you. You like Strike King. I'm not saying you're going to get sponsored by Strike King, because that's a really big sponsorship, you know. But I'm just saying, if you don't like the company, don't go with it, man. That's like, that's like me wearing under armor, and I don't like under armor. Like, but I like under armor. You got to like the product that you're promoting.  You need to enjoy the product. You need to love the product. So if you if you want to wait, you know, say you want to get sponsored by ABU, you know, you're working towards that. And then something else comes along and you never really heard of them before. If you really enjoy ABU, man, just keep on pushing for that.  There's no need to hop off the trail. If you don't, don't wreck the product, if you don't like it, put it that way. AZ Dishon, there's your shout out. I was, I was wanting to say TV, but it didn't even say TV. I really like your vlogs and fishing videos, but all of your videos are awesome. But I appreciate it, man. Matthew Jones, shout out to you. You're awesome. From Noah, we're kicking the best TV.  The biggest bass I've caught is probably around, I would say 10 pounds. And honestly, it was when I didn't even know what I was doing. I believe it was on like a bluegill dude, like legit, like out of pond on a bluegill. It's crazy out. I caught like a good solid eight and a half, nine on a chatterbait. God, man. I'm really getting spanned on Instagram, but I haven't even finished these. You listen to Spotify. I saw you comment on my video a second ago, dude, and I just haven't replied yet. You listen to Spotify or Pandora Playlist while I drive in your videos. The music you listen to is dope. Man, um, no, I actually get it off of, um, I just get my music off of YouTube and stuff, you know, I actually just started using that. I'll see. Like if you updated your iPhone, like my music or something, I just started using that. It's pretty cool. Download songs for free, both the first two months or something. All right.  If you guys enjoy the songs, I think I'm kicking their vast TV soundcloud. Where can I get those American flag stickers that are on my truck? Um, like I said, the retail shop that I work at, um, they sell them. But what I can do is I actually can get some, I can order some, I can throw them up on my site. Um, if you're wanting them, you can buy them directly from there. That'd be pretty cool. Wackenlers exist. I don't know, I was just straight up. No problem. AZ. Favorite jig trailer. Um, a lot of the Berkeley trailer is really great. Um, Strike King Rage Crawl. Really good. Garayama Moto, the little Twintail Grub. That's pretty good as well. But mostly on the Rage Crawl, I'm not gonna lie. I'm not affiliated with Strike King, but man, I, I can't lie. The Rage Crawl is pretty sick, you know what I mean? If you used it, you know, what part of Georgia do you live in? I don't think I'm that far from you. I mean, if you're from Georgia, if you know where the mall in Georgia is, I'm, I'm fairly close. I'm really close to the near like Big Creek area. I'm on the south side. No, I really think you should hold a family up at the best pro after finals. Man, what best for you talking about?  Um, but if you see me, I guarantee you I'm one of the easiest people to get, to communicate with. I'm really easy to get along with. Just come talk to me, man. Just say, Hey, I watch your stuff. I mean anything. I'll be glad to talk fishing with you, man. Can you throw big swim baits? Yeah, I do. Here we go.  I honestly like hard swim baits to be honest.  I don't even know why I had this on my desk. But like a civil magic swimmer, and I actually think that they stopped making this, which is fricking bizarre because they're really good. Hey, JWH fishing. Yeah, you've been with me a while. I'm pretty sure you're the person I'm thinking of. No, what would you say is the best thing to get your channel going like your logo and true? Thanks, man. Yeah, you are the person I'm talking about. I appreciate it, man. I try to get back to your Facebook messages, by the way, and it's just really hard. It's just really hard to get back to the messages, guys. And I really want to and I feel guilty for not replying to a lot of people, but it's really hard. I was different, man.  That sounds kind of cool. I honestly remember, I remember the street I was driving on when I came up with that, or not driving. I was in the passenger seat with my dad, you know what I mean? But just think of something different, guys. Don't sit there and copy somebody. Create your own thing. Brand yourself. Think of something different. And then when I came up with that fish, you know, I mean, it's totally different. It's mean-looking. You know, it's just totally different. All right, I was making sure I was still on something weird happen. All right, you should make a SoundCloud. Yeah, man, I'll probably make a SoundCloud. I'm thinking about it. I have a personal SoundCloud, but I don't really put much on it. Favorite lure? Honestly, wobblehead, chatterbait, or fishhead spin. Those are my three favorites right there. Drop shot's good as well when the fish are finicky. Also, if you think drop shot kept small fish, think again, man.  Look at this, Andrew Fleer.  Because I was like not knowing what I was doing. You guys were probably watching me.  Here, I'm up. Go watch it. Let's see if Andrew Fleer joins in on the party.  Like, me fishing the Midwest, Andrew Fleer, Big Bass Master 1, we're gonna get all this together and we'll do like a live Q&A. That'd be really cool. We'd get all of our opinions on stuff. I'm really thinking about that. Me and Andrew Fleer, me and Cole from Big Bass Master 1 didn't get to meet up at World Finals, but we both did pretty well. So, man, we didn't get to meet up though. We said hey a couple times, but I really wanted to make some videos and shake hands stuff, you know. I've never caught a northern pike, by the way. Never no pike or musky or anything. Oh, when are the who-racks gonna be available? That's a good question, man. Like, I really want to throw them up right now, but the thing is, if I throw the who-racks on the site in you guys' order room, I'm gonna be at Nationals, so I won't be able to ship them.  So, I'm gonna wait till like after Nationals, which it should be at the end of this month.  I'll let you guys know on social media. I'll send out a post. All of your videos, man. Shout out Brandon McKee. You're awesome, man. You're braiding my bad. How did you get... Geez, man. There's a lot more comments than I thought. What do you mean? How did I get noticed? Go a little bit more into detail.  Probably like a bullshad, like 60 bucks. Did you guys see that? Did you guys see that video on Instagram where I was like freaking out? I could probably play right here on my computer, but if you guys haven't seen it, go watch it. It's freaking hilarious. I about shamedly myself. Bad. I was throwing that bullshad at $60 bait. I'm rolling it back to the boat. And I'm rolling it, rolling it, rolling it. Just want to lift it out of the board. Big ol' guard probably about five foot long. His nose is on the freaking bait and it scared me so bad. I screamed like a little girl. Pretty funny. If I could change ours now, I probably would. All right. How are you talking about your name? And I think we should show them. I'm texting you. This is Andrew. See? You guys know. Can you see it? Can you see it? Can you see it? Yeah. Yeah, everyone. Andrew Flair says what's up. Andrew Flair says what's up. Boom. Done. Are you going to the World Finals next year? I'm sure I am, man. I'm sure I am. I'm sure I'll be going to that. God, man. There's a lot of comments that every time I like really click something. Yeah. Dropshot is not just a small fishery. It's such a great bait. If you guys saw my tournament video where I actually won fishing behind myself on the drop shot. Some people are saying the livestream chat's not working. It's only allowed like a certain amount of people. That's weird because a lot of people are saying in the livestream, I haven't filmed my mom's about the walk-in. She left the awkward. What happened to the barbie rod? This is in my garage. I need to go use that. Man, thank you guys for the support. Thank you guys for communicating, man. Everything's going all good. I have a fishing ID. The account is called Angler Commander. Everyone should check it out. Angler Commander, shout out on Instagram. There you go, Caleb. You the man. How did you get your name out there to get sponsors and did you know anyone to get sponsored? I'm hired to get my name out there. Man, honestly, it just started. You can go watch like some of my videos. Just honestly, gosh, it's really hard. This first sponsor that really gave a chance on me was St. Croix Rods. They've treated me really well. They were the first one that gave me a chance. Just try to get your name out there. Once you get your first sponsor, get yourself going. Then you talk to them. When you talk to them, it's going to open more doors. It's going to open more doors to more people. It's just going to expand from there, guys, and just more great things to come. Just keep working at it. Don't stop. Keep working at it. That kid who posted a pic of your boat and said it was his, haha. Yeah, man. He honestly got really upset when I posted that, but man, I don't deal with that, man. He said I'm a big inspiration to him. He was like sending me DMs and stuff. I got him on the blog today. I feel bad, but it's whatever. Whatever. I don't know why I would do that.  Oh, man. I don't know how you would get that to me. Mail me a pack of white monster. Yo, I got a 25-pack downstairs right now. You jealous. You jealous. Bigger rock-n-roll combo all around. Taylor Ray, is that a girl? That was pretty cool. Oh, I got to show you guys some in a second by the way. I had the funniest thing happen on camera today. You guys are going to see it. Favorite rod-n-roll combo all around. Pretty much any advocacy or real on the same career rod. It just depends on price range. Give me a price range, and then I can set you up a pretty cool combo. Captain Tuoli, shout-out on Instagram. I can't give you a direct shout-out. And then JWHFishing, man. He's been watching my channel for a while, so big shout-out to him. Do I have any trips to other parts of the country for bass fishing? Honestly, no. Just down by the south. Georgia, Alabama, you know, Carolinas. Yo, Flare, come in clutch. You know, hey, Andrew, you need to go. By the way, I gave your shout-out and everything.  See what I did there. Let's see. Hey, what's up, Noah? Team Waggy, man. I gave you a shout-out on one of my videos at one time. You're a loyal fan, man. Team Waggy in the house. I'm jealous.  I'm totally sorry, man. I'm not trying to be rude or anything. I was just totally asking you to have a profile picture, so I understand it's a boy and a girl need. Flare's here, ladies and gentlemen. What is your favorite lure? Like I said, fish head spin, wobble head, really good. I'm slaying crew. Shout-out to you. I'm pointing down here, but I'll give you a point up here. Shout-out to you. You the man. You the man. $500. If you're going to go like that, that route, God, I don't know why you guys can't chat. It's driving me crazy. I don't like that. I want all you guys to be able to chat. I'm about to have to go to the bathroom, so you guys are going to have to wait up 500 bucks. I'd recommend a legend tournament by St. Croix Rods. It's the one at the cork handle. It's a blue rod legend tournament. That's what's called you can go Google it. Revo SX Real. This will put you around 400 bucks overall, so you're going to have an amazing combo. Or Revo STX, actually, if you're looking for that, more 450 range. Flare's, dude, I totally thought I said Flare's taking a Schmedley. I was like, whoa. Cole from Big Bass Master 1, dude. He's been Snapchatting me.  I don't know where I started on the internet, man. Is that supposed to say when are you visiting? You already have. You'll work on it. You better work on it, boy. We're meeting up at Nationals. We're making videos. We're going to do some collab stuff, guys. Who's excited for that? Me and Andrew Flare are going to do some cool collab stuff. What is the best candy to me? Best candy, man. Man, if I could pick something like hard candy, like sweet, like Skittles, pretty good, like sour Skittles, that's on point, you know. I like chocolate, like KitKats, man. KitKats. Do I have any tournament in Tennessee? Not to that note. Oh. Wait, Nationals. That's partial. Partial a little bit. Some Kentucky League was kind of like, you know, gosh, there's a lot of comments now I'm trying to scroll through. Calm down, guys. What's up, man? I love your channel. Been watching for a while. Thank you, man. You're awesome, Matt. See what I did there? Your name's awesome, Matt. One-on-one, but I said you're awesome, Matt. You're awesome, Matt.  Noah, all you have to do is make a chat and get Flare's usual name at the bottom at him, but first, he has to be in your shirt, clothes, or friends. Yeah, we're going to figure that out, man. Me and Flare, figure that out. Honestly, I'll probably do some of these while I'm at Nationals. Thanks, man. I really love your channel and you inspire me, Flare. I appreciate it, buddy. It's crazy how I obviously inspire like so many people, man. I'm being dead serious about that. It really means a lot, you know? I just cannot, like, your fan support can't beat it, man. It's amazing. No, you end up with hair like Dave Mercer. I should totally send that comment to Dave Mercer. I should text Dave Mercer right now. Oh, man. Dave Mercer jealous of my hair, man. It's only for the ladies, man. I really need to shave it.  Hello, I love your videos. Thanks, Mac. You're the man. Did you and Big Master, Master One talk a lot at Worlds? We honestly didn't get to you, man. I'm telling you, that stuff worries you out. We just went right back to the hotel. We didn't stay at the same hotel or I would have. Cyrus Skiddles is the issue. Oh, yeah, man. You know it. You should get Red Bull a chance. What was that? That was a weird noise. Red Bull? Red Bull's all right. Red Bull's ight. It's ight. Give me a shout out. Mr. Burr. Shout out to you, man. What do you think of brand new problems on one breaking, rather than me stepping on one being an idiot? Rather than that, never had any problems, man. Really check out St. Curve Rods if you haven't. JWH Fish, and I gave you a shout out. Boy, what are you saying? What is your favorite bait? Like Fishhead Spin or Wobblehead? Give St. Curves a try, man.  Like you all should have one lure for three hours. You know, that would be pretty cool. I was thinking about getting Foshy, Rashad, Lunker Chasers. We're going to have a little tournament on my knee. Flairs are so far away, man. You live in the middle of nowhere. What would you do if you got sponsored by Monster? Honestly, I've been talking to Monster yesterday, but they don't sponsor. They only sponsor like extreme athletics. By extreme, I mean like dirt bike stuff like that, but I'll see what I can do. I honestly have 900 or something screenshots of you guys sending me monster picks. Very bad. No. All right, man. See, I am finishing for the high school this year, and I was wondering if me and my partner have to have matching jerseys. Honestly, I don't think you have to. Uh-oh. Low battery. Pause for a second. Pause for a second. Yo, yo, yo. Give me one second. I'll reply to your question one second, boy. Hey, this is my new Mac, by the way. Those things. I'm liking it, man. I'm trying to use Final Cut. Andrew Flair, you need to teach me, man. I don't know how to use Final Cut. That ain't me. Yo, I gotta take a bathroom break real quick. I'll be right back. Don't leave. Do not leave the chat. And I'm back. I lost six meters. That's all right. So what was I saying? Yeah, I don't think you have to have the same jersey. I think it's recommended. Hold on. Let me read this real quick. I don't think since YouTube chat won't work, I love the channel. Big inspiration. Can't wait to hopefully meet you someday. Man, I don't know why it's not working for some of you guys. That's kind of aggravating. You know why it's probably not working? Some of you guys might not have a YouTube. That's who you are. And I really want to, there's so many questions. It's hard to get through them all. The flow is only for, that was awesome. Quote on quote, Noah from 2015. I'm saying that in 2015. I'm gonna look here. 15 years later and say, why did I ever have this hairstyle? I don't know what's gonna happen, but it's for the ladies. All right. You know what? You know what? I'm gonna show you guys right now. Yo, I gotta go. Love the live chat. I'll have to figure it out. I hope. That was Andrew Flair. Andrew Flair said, peace out, everybody. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo. Vlog. The vlog meets the live chat, man. Vlog. Everyone say hey. Everyone say hey. Vlog meets the live chat. Yo, yo, yo. All right, man. Live streaming right now. First live stream. Everybody's seeing this live. Then who gets to see a vlog live? Nobody except for all 46 of you viewers right now. Actually, 47. All right. Seriously, what all was here for? All right. I had to go in this vlog. Like I said, I don't vlog like every day. I had to go to the Toyota dealership. So I'm in the bathroom, man. And I turn on the camera because I was about to walk out. So I turn on the camera and I was like, man, they have a lot of white monsters here. And this dude opens the door right when I'm about to walk out and says this. Hold on. I'm about to find it. All right. I don't know if you guys can see. Hold on. Maybe you guys can hear. I'm going to be really quiet. So hold up. That was the wrong clip. The dude goes, my daughter's out there. She said, you're cute. She's sitting by herself at the table. You should go get her number. Dude, I was laughing so hard. I've all died. Man, that's funny. Come on, man. No, I don't want to shout out to shout out. I don't want to lose my clothes. All right. All right. Let's go. Facebook chat notifications a little. Yeah, totally. I wonder who that is. Who is Facebook messaging that knows though? What are you saying, boy? JWH fishing, making funny me, man. Hey, funny man. Yo, there's so many comments. Yo, you done good. No, man. I'm really hyper right now. I've ever used the Loomis. No, man. Never used you. So many questions. Andrew Flair said they'll get down here some days. Try to, um, we'll try to make a video and stuff. We're thinking about doing something after nationals if we can. We're from Oregon. God, man. The reason I'm on is because Flair's on. All right, man. Get out, man. You don't like me. Get out. Totally kidding. Shout out to all the haters out there. Just kidding. Am I coming to North Carolina soon? I don't know. I don't think so, man. The chat doesn't work. Man, people don't stand that. Can you make a drop shot on where how to drop shot video? Yeah, I'm definitely going to do that. Assertits. Man, I know this is PG 13, but I got to say it. That's a tough question. That's a tough question, man. I'm thinking the booty. You and Andrew and big bassmaster one should all compete against to see this fish in certain amount of hours. That would be a pretty good video, man. With all filters, you only use any filters on the GoPro when you have to tickish. Man, how old am I? I'm 17. How long have I been fishing? Fishing tournaments? This is my third year fishing tournaments. So I've been fishing overall about four years in my lifespan. I'll show you how to edit at national. Heck yeah, dude. Squeaky door. I guess call some random stuff. Flair, you better beat Noah at national. I don't know about that, man. I can't let Andrew beat me. I plan on taking that one home. I'll start fishing tournaments. Video really helped. Oh man, yeah, I'm glad that helped, man. I really wanted to get that video out to you. I think it was pretty cool that we got to get to the bass side quarters. He has to beat me too. One more cast fishing, man.  I don't know. Do y'all like the booty? I dated the whole softball team. You know that. I mean, it's like booty, booty. But about Ducky Rods, I would totally recommend St. Crois over Duckets. I just think, I don't think they're just like tough. I'm just not a big fan, to be honest. That's why I switched over. Do I like bass fish? No, man. I've never had bass fish before. Oh, are you guys all on computer? Well, I have to say that that's good. For everyone saying, hey, what's up? Hey, hey, hey. What's up vlog 20? Vlog 20 is coming out Friday. I already had a schedule. I made vlog 20 before world finals. So, man, I got so much to edit. It's ridiculous. I should really be editing right now. But guess what? I love my fans. That's why I'm here. Do a giveaway. Yeah, man. I can do a giveaway. I'm doing an original giveaway right now with Dave Mercer. I'm going to go check it out. Thanks, J.W.H. I read your Facebook message, man. Jeez, man. There's so many messages. Shout out to Fish in the Midwest. That kid yesterday commented on your phone. I'm pretty sure that was today because he thought you were flexing. I was not flexing whatsoever. Whatever. Man, I'm sorry to take you. Gosh, you guys are brutal. How about that kid this time of day? All right, guys, let's forget that. I want to ruin the kid's life. I really don't want to start anything. All right. That's perfect right there. That's all I needed, Big Bass Guy. All right, guys. Big Bass Guy 101. Pick me up with that answer. If you guys cannot comment, it's because you're using the YouTube app. You need to go to Safari or I guess you can use Google Chrome or anything. But go to Safari. I'm just going to recommend that. Go to the YouTube on there and comment from there. It will work. Thank you, buddy. Bro, I just love when people try to talk trash, man. Like, haters are going to hate. And for you guys who think I don't work, I have three separate jobs, not including cooking the rest of you. I own a vending machine business that I do by myself. My grandparents sometimes as well. I work at a retail shop mostly on weekends. But if I'm like going to tournament fishing, then I can't do that. Also have an internship, which I had that with adventure advertising. And then I do all my social media.  Do I like hockey? Honestly, I never played hockey. I honestly played it. Come on. Come on. Come on. I'm not working. Yo, we're back. We're back. We're back. Pretty sure we're back. Come on, viewers. Come back. No need. Don't auto. All right. We get it. We get it. You guys, these cones are hilarious. You should do more in the last rooms. Yeah, man. I'm playing on doing it, man. Like, I'm probably going to do these like a couple of times a week, to be honest. What do you guys think about that? How many times a week should I do these? I'm still going to do like the Q&As, like that are direct YouTube videos. What's up, Nave Dog? That are direct videos, like the Q&As. But I can also do some Q&As on here. Because all right, I'm explaining right now. I know probably 95% of you guys have sent me a message on Instagram. And this is the reason why I haven't responded. I have like over 400 DM requests. And when I go to request them, 95% of the time, they delete automatically. I do not know why. Like they just delete. And I don't know if it's telling you guys I'm reading them or not, but it's really aggravating me, man.   Like it really aggravates me in that. So I'm going to start doing these live Q&As. So if you guys have any questions, be sure to ask on these live Q&As. You know, it's kind of hard for me to answer all the questions, but spam is real. Do you do live hangouts? I think that's where you is not where like I add some of you guys in. Once I get more familiar with this stuff, I'll definitely be doing stuff like that. Because I think it'd be really fun to communicate with you guys. Be pretty cool. Be pretty cool. Yeah, Laura, I'm putting you in the front. That's a total lie right there. But I have my money. Have you guys seen that video? It's the most jacked up music video I've ever seen. What about Lori Ann, man? Nah, nah. Give me a shout out. Hey, Basshole TV. Dude, that's an awesome name. I'm not going to lie. Basshole TV, man. Shout out to you. That's awesome, man. What's up, Bassmaster, 707, man. The man. I know I talked to you. I believe on Instagram. I want to say Instagram, right? I want to say that.  Datelore, nah. That ain't how it rolls. Hey, man. Just wanted to say love your videos, and I'm a huge fan and big supporter. I appreciate it, man. That's the names of Andrews from Instagram. They're all like linear jigs. Never use them, my buddy. I'm so linear jigs, so I use Chattahoochee jigs. Vlog again. Guys, I have vlogs set up, man. Like I said, I'm vlogging every day. Vlogging every day. Do I have a girlfriend? No, dude. I'll play the game. I don't know how that is. Fishing, man. Fishing. Fishing. Ain't no time for that. Ain't nobody got time for that. It's 572 short for a guy. I don't know why you're asking me, man. I'm about 58, but no, it is. You know what it is. It don't matter. This guy gets swole. That's all that matters. I'm not sure who rags. They're going to cost around the same price that who rags sells a port. I believe who rags on their sites are like $16. That comment was so bad, dude. But on the who rags sites, around like $15, $16, so they're going to be around the same price. But I think I'm going to do a deal where I like sell a hat, but you can get like a flat bill or like the regular hat. I'll do a hat, a t-shirt, and a who rag and be like a special deal. It's my fishing rod is mine, bro. Jesus, man. I like the Amigos you play on the truck. I love Amigos. Amigos is my Amigos. How do you start palm fishing? All right. This is a good tip right here. I should make a video on this.  And that's pretty much how I start. Same currently in relation to the method. How much do you think you spin on fishing tackle? Dude, there is no clue. Like this is that. That's one of those questions where it's just like, oh my god. That's my Therese, man. That's my homie. That's boss man over there, man. You got to go check him out. Check him out. He's in the comment section.   Or go subscribe to his channel. Can your fishing rods? Oh my god. What would be your top Andrew Flare claims his boss? Oh my god. You guys are brutal. I'm snapping that to Andrew right there. Oh my god. Yo, that's freaking hilarious.  Did you vote for Obama? Heck no, I did not vote for Obama. I'm crazy. I did not vote for Obama. Who's my favorite rapper, man? Honestly, God, I don't know. Meep Mill's really good right now. Jay Cole's really good. Honestly, Meep Mill's are really good. I don't have risk to kids. Really good. Skip with a flip. I can't. Your 7 subs away from 500. Well, I'll subscribe on both of my accounts. There you go, man. Does my channel have to go check it out? Can I add you on Snapchat? Re-add me and then I can add you. Comments are going too fast. Do I use YouTube for any money? Honestly, not really. Like, I'm not big enough for that yet. Favorite lure? Fishhead spinner or what? Love your channel. You were awesome. Thank you, Justin. You're the best, man. When is my next vlog? Next vlog's coming up Friday. I do have Tackle Tuesday. So, I'm going to stack up on here, guys. Honestly, dude, they're so comfortable. I'm not going to lie. They're really great. Favorite song at the moment? Lord knows by Meep Mill. Kevin. That's pretty fresh. People are Snapchatting me right now. I wonder if it's people in the stream. Or should be like a Snapchat of me. Yeah, dude, that's sick, man. Shout out to him right there. Yo, I try to reply to a lot of snaps. Andrew Flair said he's driving right now. Sorry to see. I don't know who he's with. He said, bet. opinion of a girl fisherman, honestly. That's a little, because like when you want to get away from your girlfriend, you know what I mean? If you're a fisherman or if she fishes, you can't get away from her. A little tip right there. Think about that. Think about it. Whoever fish much in Texas, no, but I really want to, man. I really want to get fish like Falcon or Fort. Really want to go.    What are you saying? What did I use to make my little photo shop? What would be my top five baits for bass fishing shore? I know you have said twice, so I'm sorry to answer it the first time. Like chatterbait, wacky rig, rabble trap, shaky head worm. Simple as that, man. Maybe a little buzzbait. You guys are adding me on Snapchat? Yep, I see you right now. I love your channel. I've been watching you for a long time. Please give me a shout out to Tristan Crackley. You're awesome, man. You're the boss, man. Where do you live? I'm a GoPro. The retail shop I work at actually sells them, and I actually sell GoPros. So if you're interested in GoPros, if you're interested in GoPros, message me, man. I can sell you one. They're going to be on the site soon. Fishmaster08, man. Thank you for the support. It means a lot. Who's he driving with, babe? I don't know who he's driving with. It looks like his sister. What is my favorite summer bait? Fishhead, Wafflehead. All right, subscribe, dude. I will be waiting on my live monster in the front door. I got my orange monster right here. Where is he driving with? Yeah. Yeah. You think it's worth it to go pond fishing, not a pond that you get kicked out every time? Honestly, sometimes it can be worth it. You know that one cast? I mean, is that crazy? Bro, there's so many comments I like. I can't even. All right, I'm back, I think. Here we go. I know I'm out. I'm showing my new Mac, man. My internet just blows my Wi-Fi. You guys are funny. What is my Snapchat? A Snapchat's below in the description, and I'll be more than happy to come fish with you when I get some time. What is the best way to get sponsors? Get your name out there, man. Create a resume. That's the biggest thing. Create a resume. Between Striking and Berkeley, I like Berkeley. Can I name my channel? No, man. Where do I message you? Where do you message me? You can try messaging me on here on YouTube. It's just really hard for me to get to Facebook, actually. It's really hard for me to get to Facebook as well. Yeah, I'll add you back, bro. Just re-add me. I'll add you in a minute. I'm trying to read through the comments. Do more pond videos. Yeah, dude, when I get time, I'm definitely going to be doing them. Once I get back in school, I'll be doing a lot. I'll go after school.  Get in some bass TV. Shout out to him, man. I appreciate it, buddy. The support's awesome. I should do these more often. Yeah, I'll play on doing them. Hey, my buddy Quinn, man. How do you make so many games? Man, you know what it is. It's the Hodge Twins motivation. It's funny watching you guys when I cut out. Laura showed up. But that's not true. Like I said, I'll lift him up. It's already lifted at three inches. Fast one with Jerez. Check out his tackle giveaway. A cool little fact. It's actually hook, not hook, if you're wanting to pronounce it, though. Yeah, my battery's on 10%. I don't want to read your snapshots, but yeah, dude, I'll fish it for you. Seriously, I'm thinking about doing like a fan meetup sometimes. So I added you on Snapchat and you didn't add me back. My name is Caleb. I'll add you back, buddy. Just give me a second. Have I ever fished in New York? No. No, sir. Don't have fast shout out to you, man. I'll have to check out your Instagram. I don't know about that. Do your friends at school know your star about? Not many, dude. All right, put it this way. To you guys, I'm kicking the rest of you, you know. Like in the real world, at school, I don't know what that's going to tell you, you know. It's a little different person. Fishmaster08, I gave you a shout out, buddy. Honestly, this is better than I thought. Oh, I'll know about that, man. Me and him are going to get it. We're going to do some stuff soon. Me and him maybe get branding in on it. Favorite YouTuber, keep it up, man. I really appreciate it. Like seriously, your support is just awesome. I'm not kidding. You guys are awesome. Have I ever fished in Georgia? Yeah, man. That's where I live. Why won't your dad let me take my boat out? He's really, really strict about that, man. Let's give it a little bit. We'll see where it goes. I'm almost 18. At the end of this year, December 31st is my birthday. New York is pretty crazy. I'm sure I'll get to then, man. So not too much longer. I guarantee, like once I'm out of school, man, videos are going to start being produced like crazy. Yeah, big bass guy, one-on-one. He saved the chat. He's the man. Go check him out. What about that? He has cracked me up. I love your videos and how do you use live target fraud? Yeah, actually, I appreciate it, man. And for all you guys that like my videos and comment on my videos, it really means a lot, man. There's some haters out there and there's like one or two people that dislike every video. I don't get it. If you're just going to sit there on the internet and just be a hater, I really don't understand. I've never had the urge to do that to anyone. And I don't get what somebody would do to me, especially when I put in a lot of hard work for this. And it just, I see this regretful. Such a nipple. I'm all right, man, because I think you guys think I'm a freak if I flush my nipple. Gosh. Don't flush your nipple. Yeah, I'm not going to do it. I need to come down now, tuna. Yeah, I ain't too far from there. We have lots of good fish in there. Hit me up. Check out Ecotox. I have every fish in Wisconsin now. Oh, sir. Some wheel spacers on my Yoda. But I like throwing tubes. That's the crazy thing. I've never thrown a tube. I've never thrown a tube. Or let's see how Instagram is going.  I need to come down to Florida. What lake in Florida? I've been to Okeechobee. It's lower watching. I highly doubt that. Can I get a shout out? Kicking some bass TV. Shout out, man. What's a wobblehead? Can I show you? I'm sure you know what a wobblehead is. You're probably kidding. How often do ice fish never have. Honestly, just how a live stream is really difficult. I honestly cannot just tell you it's really, really crazy. Not too much tips on a river system, man. I wish I could. But not too much of that. I wonder how much comments are on this. 88 comments. Have I ever golfed? No. Like golfing and hockey is something I've never really done. But honestly, I've seriously done everything except for this, to be honest. I played a lot of basketball, soccer, baseball. Baseball played my whole life. Now you're not kidding. Jaden, shout out to him, man. Hold up. Let me see if I can find out. Hold up. Here we go. Here's some wider wobbleheads. I'm not going to take them out of the package because I got packages up. I wish I had a bigger one. I could show you. Those are wobbleheads, right? They might. You can check them out on my site. I have a lot of videos. One of the who rags be on the site. What's up, buddy? After National, so around the end of this month. I don't want to do fishing less than those. Good question, man. Football, yeah. Everything, man. Jacob Lang, man. Shout out to him. That's my home dog. Leave light on. Is it better? Does that hear about you in tournaments? Yeah, I kind of do. It's for the ladies though, you know. Dude, do you know what I wish I could do? I'm so jealous right now of people like Laura Ann and Andrew Flare and all that. Going to iCast, man. I got Nationals and I just can't make it. So, I really want to go. Getting some bass TV. I gave you a shout out, man. No, wobblehead is pretty much like a shaky head. It's not soft plastic. The soft plastic you put on it doesn't matter. Yeah, man. The who rags really can really good. Here, this is the thing, guys. If you guys purchase some of our products, I'll repost them for you. Hold on to the chest, man. Shout out to Jacob. You boosted subscriber? I don't know what that means. Yeah, I saw Andrew, that guy that he was with. I don't know what he was thinking, man. He was driving way too fast.  I'm so jealous, man. Why you boosted subscriber, man? I don't know what you're talking about. Well, maybe block you, boy. I honestly, I have somebody make them for me. I'm going to have a company that makes my beats for me. My personal best is around 10 pounds. I need to fish Tennessee. Yeah, I mean, I'm going to Nationals, Kentucky Lake, so pretty big. I thought I was going to see you at iCast. Yeah, man. I missed it last year. I missed it last year because of Nationals. Now I miss it this year because of Nationals. I don't know why they do it on the same date. It really, I really think because I'm never going to iCast and I really want to go. But that's not your classic. That's going to be like 10 hours away from you this year, but I'm planning on driving up there by myself. All right, here we go. Getting some bass TV. Go check him out. He's the man. You got to go check his channel. There you go. I know you heard that one. A good one.  Yeah, man. That's fine. That's a lot of games. This guy hustled you. Quentin Shield, dude. So, you know, can you Bacocko? No, I cannot Bacocko my dad. Let's see my shoe game. Honestly, I cannot show you my shoe game.  In simple terms, UA. That's all I'm saying. What does UA stand for? You guys know. I have an iPhone. I've got an iPhone 6. I'm not usually using the wall. Go ahead. Usually, I think I'm going to wrap this up there, man. I think I'm going to wrap it up. I just cut out. All right, guys. Back on. Like I said, I really hope you guys enjoyed this. Is it really going to cut out again? I'm going to do this. I'm on? Please say I'm on. I didn't mean my internet connection just sucked right now. Hopefully it doesn't go out. Hopefully it's good. All right, guys. I really hope you enjoyed this. If you enjoyed it, please let me know. And thank you guys all for the support. I really mean that. The support is amazing. And that's what keeps me alive on all of this. I wouldn't be able to make all these videos without the support that you guys give me with all the likes and comments on my new videos. The support's amazing, guys. And I really can't thank you guys enough. It really means a lot. So please keep it up. Please keep on liking the videos I post because when you like them, it really helps the channel out a lot. It really gives me motivation to keep on making the videos and everything. Just everything in general. Seriously, guys, thank you so much. And I hope you guys enjoyed the first live stream. Let me know on Instagram and all the social media is how you liked it. And I guess I'll catch you guys next time, guys. I'm sure I'll be doing one soon before I go to nationals. Peace, people.


Always a Yellet is the foremost internationally acclaimed authority on developing true connections. A Yellet is the founder and CEO of Universal Connections Inc, the world's premier relationship firm that is revolutionizing life through wholism and truth. A highly sought life and relationship coach, professional matchmaker, astrologer, philosopher and author, a yellet is always a yellet. Today's show is sponsored by Mt. Gox, MediGrill and USGoldCoins.com. Hello and welcome to episode number five of Always a Yellet.  You can join me like my page on Facebook, Always a Yellet and you can also find me on my website which is always a yellet.com. Tonight I want to first again encourage or reinforce the message to the victims of Hurricane Irene. I know some people are still without power. I know some people are still struggling without their belongings. This too shall pass.  Keep it together. Have patience and this is what matters in the end, what we have. The other thing too I wanted to mention is extending my condolences to the victims of the attack in South Israel that happened a few days ago. It's a travesty, it's a tragedy, it's heartbreaking, it's sad, it needs to end. The endless attacks and we can only pray and be strong and choose love and make the hard decisions that are love based in order to change the way things are and to protect ourselves and to preserve our life and our sanctity of who we are as individuals, as human beings, as Americans and as human beings on this planet. I also wanted to bring to light the very important time of year that is upon us. The summer is almost over and lo and behold it is the 10th anniversary of 9-11 upon us and it wouldn't be a more suitable time to remind everyone to keep vigilant, keep aware, be educated, be informed, make decisions that are love based, not fear based. There is a perpetual battle between love and fear and they are the two prevailing deciding factors that affect all of our human decisions. If you dice it up and slice it up, what you'll end up with is either love or fear and don't challenge me, trust me, I've analyzed this up and down. Anything you want to decide about, you can make a choice out of love or make a choice out of fear. If you're making fear based choices, it's not love, it will not lead to anywhere but eventual pain, destruction and loss. But if we make love based choices continuously, consistently, always, then the road we travel may be a little more challenged, a little more bumpy, a little more difficult, however we will ultimately achieve our goal. And I say this with all my heart and all sincerity and from a place of experience, I've made love based choices for the majority of my life in the past 10-15 years and as difficult as those choices may have been and are still for me to maintain. No one can take my sense of self from me, no matter what I may gain or lose in my sense of self, in my choosing love. That is the ultimate strength, the ultimate power, if you will, and it doesn't entail imposing power on others, oppressing others or a emotional need or desire to control or possess anyone or anything, if we detach ourselves from this potential that we have as human beings, we will be inevitably free, free to love and to choose love continuously. So let's educate ourselves, let's get informed, let's inform our friends, our families, our neighbors, our communities, our society and together we will prevail in the war against fear and hate and all things that are threatening our humanity, our life as we know it. Today I have joining me a very special guest, he's a remarkable intellectual and talent that I immediately connected with when I met him or heard of him or learned of him and have is an interesting story as well, it's all interconnected my friends.  Not up and coming, he's coming, he's arriving, he's arriving. My dear friend Tim Moss, you might remember him, he joined me in my first episode who was also a very brilliant and talented artist and actor. He recently announced that he was featured as I believe one of the star characters in a play off-Broadway called The Choice. Of course it was compelling upon me to see my friend Tim in his play and when he told me a little bit about it I was intrigued but didn't know what to expect. You never know what to expect when you're going to off-Broadway theater. So I went and the night before I wished to my congrats online on Facebook and the people who were writing in were saying, wow, what a great cast, what a great play and I was more enthused about going the following night. To my great amazement, not shock but amazement and enjoyment, I was deeply moved and touched by the subject, the content, the play, the acting, the cast, it was all just phenomenal and I was introduced after the play to the playwright Ricardo Costa. We found I think an instant simpatico and so he's joining me today and I'm hoping, I know it's short notice and it's not a very big theater but I'm hoping you can still get tickets to his last appearance. They extended the show for one extra week because they were just really doing so well and the last show is airing September 3rd. That's this weekend. It's Saturday at 9 p.m. at the what is it called? The Theater for the New City. The Theater for the New City in New York City. So let me first allow me to introduce this brilliant talent, Ricardo Costa. He joins us here. Ricardo was born in Bologna, Italy. He holds a master's in media studies and a certificate in media management and leadership. He graduated with a BFA in film and television production from New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. He got the job, he got a job actually a while ago with Spike Lee and then was invited yet again to assist him in a concert the following year. This relationship spurred on to him completing his award-winning third short film called Change the World, another message that I'm working to do one member at a time, one viewer at a time. And this film changed the world screened in more than 30 festivals worldwide, receiving very important recognition. He completed his fourth short film called Crossing, starring Joe Morton, Hazel Goodman, and Anthony Mackie, who is now starring also in two Spike Lee's movies. And it played in more than 40 festivals and won awards in several international film festivals, and it has been broadcast in several TV channels, including CBS. He was a playwright in residence at Philip Seymour Hoffman's Le Brinth Theatre Company in the summer of 2009. And his play, The Choice, won as best play at the Downtown Urban Theatre Festival at the Theatre of the New City in New York City, where it is now playing and is still playing for I believe there's one more one more one more show. So without further delay, allow me to introduce my dear friend Ricardo. Ricardo Costa, thank you so much for having me, the writer of The Choice. And let me just add, TheChoice, theexaminer.com, wrote that The Choice is a candid look at human nature, judgment, and the will to live. He describes the play as addressing division based on religion or class or gender or politics and makes a case for how much we are all the same, especially at a moment when the past ceases to matter, which by the way is every minute, every minute we're alive, the past doesn't exist anymore. The only thing that does exist is us and our potential for tomorrow. And we stand exposed to the end of everything. And I question Ricardo and I say, is it the end of everything or is it the beginning of everything? And so here we are today to talk about his brilliant work, The Choice. If I might add, my own personal perception is that it was just an intelligent way to show that The Choice, do you want to tell us what The Choice is? Or should I save it for the audience? Actually, I would like to hear what you think of The Choice, what The Choice is according to you.  And I've been following you on TV as well as reading. So I would just like, I want to know what the love woman thinks of The Choice. Well, what The Choice did on stage was identify all the various perspectives of humanity, if you will, or let's just not say, it's not all of humanity, because a lot of people were not represented in your play, in the characters of your play. I don't think it would ever be possible to represent all individuals. But there was a cast of, I believe, seven or eight individuals, very different individuals in and of themselves, with very differing opinions and ideologies. And there was a, should I tell the audience what the play was about? Sure, please. Okay, it was brilliantly done, I have to say. What I think I loved most about it was that it showed the truth. It showed the biased truths on various perspectives. But it also showed the ultimate truth that life is not for us to decide who lives, who dies, what is, what isn't, isn't for us to decide. I believe in God. I think we share that strong belief.  I think we believe in God. I think our identity with God being one, the source, the one God. God is one. I think we have that in common, that shared belief. And I don't believe that it's for humans. And I think, especially in light of what I introduced as far as the concept of love and fear. And of course, my predominant message is truth. Truth, not your biased truth. And you know that there's this whole debate, I'm sure you're aware of, of what is truth and is truth subjective. And is it, well, there is our individual truth. And that is unique in individual to each of ourselves. And that's based on facts. It's based on what is, and it's based on the truth of your soul, which is intangible, hard to decipher, but only one can sense for oneself and thereby be true to it. That's the crux of my message. The idea of your play showing, differing opinions, some lines I totally were like, wow, yeah, I believe that. And some lines I was like, no, I don't believe that. I'm like, what are you talking about? Again, they were characters representing the different perspectives. But ultimately, the play is about a young lad, let's call him in his early 20s, I think, is how he was depicted, a young man who just inherited this mansion. $8 million was the price tag. I have a good memory about the details. What do you know? The price of the house was about $8 million. And I have to say, I have to interject that my friend Tim Moss is a brilliant, amazing character actor. I mean, if he could play the role that he did, let me tell you something. God bless, because he was an amazing talent. And if not to see Ricardo's work, you go to see Tim Moss, then God bless. They were, it's brilliant. And I'm just, I can't wait to see me part of your future work as well. But back to the play, this young man, 20-something, early 20s, just inherits this $8 million house from his grandmother. I think he kind of lost everything. He doesn't have, I don't know what he has, really. I didn't get it. He wasn't a strong character, if you will. He didn't have a strong character about him. But that was, I guess, the message in and of it all. And so he's having an open house for this new inheritance that he just became possessor of, that he needs to sell because he needs the money. Because apparently he doesn't know how to manage money very well. And that was my perception. I think he drinks or he was gambling or something. Yeah, gambling. Gambling. And so I'm never really good at telling stories. I'm surprised at myself. Thank you, Ricardo. This was a good challenge for me. Exactly. Thank you. So I'm going to telling my stories, but not other stories. But this is good. So Tom, I believe his name was the character's name, Tom inherits this $8 million house. And he's having this open house. And all these different characters walk in. And there's a politician. There's a liberal politician who's how they are. And then there is, I'm sorry, no offense to anyone.  And you know how they are. No offense. And then there is this, there's all these different characters.  There's all these different characters, extracts of our, I have to say it's New York. It's our New York world. It's not the entire world and all of you men.  The New York metropolitan area. And while they're in this house and they're engaging in some debate and the characters are engaging in some debate on ideas and whatever, an alarm goes off. And this is familiar to all us New Yorkers who just experienced yet an earthquake and a hurricane in one week. So this alarm goes off for a nuclear fallout. And lo and behold, this house has a bunker in the basement that was created by this man's grandmother before she died. And it's only equipped to save the life of three people for the duration of a year, I believe. And only three people can live in this bunker. And now they're in this house, and they have an hour to decide who goes to the bunker and who doesn't. I'm not gonna say how it ends, but I think it ended eloquently, quite frankly. Thank you. In light of the playwright, I have to say. And so the whole play is about a dialogue and a debate of who goes and who stays and why they should go and why they should stay. And Tom is this young kid with really no life experience, but yet there is a purity about him and that enables him to, what's the word? There's a purity about him or a lack of knowledge about him that enables him to grasp his own sense of what should be or what shouldn't be. And a lot unfolds. It was very provoking, very deep, very aiella. It was definitely very always aiella. And that's why I was so moved by this that not only did I have to get a big hug and a kiss from my friend, Tim, I had to meet the playwright and there he was. We have been kissed and here we are today. So without any further, that was my take on it. So the take, it just showed the divisiveness, if you will. I think how Andre, your director, described it. The divisiveness of humanity. And I say this all the time, we are uniquely distinct. We have to find our unique differences and be true to those uniquenesses and those unique differences all the while recognizing that in the end we're all alike. We're fundamentally, and I'm also an astrologer, I don't know if you're aware, but in astrology, the language of astrology teaches us that universality, that there are 12 universal areas of life, that there are 12 signs and how they get translated in one person's individual chart is unique into and onto himself. New notes, new charts are the same. But again, this message is so deep and deeply etched within each individual being that if only we can own this truth and love and not fear our differences, but embrace our differences, but I ultimately have to say that anything fear-based, in my view, needs to be eradicated from our planet because there's no way we are ever gonna win. Humanity is never gonna win. As long as fear pervades this earth, there will be oppression, there will be control, there will be war, there will be hate, as long as fear, and it's innate to humanity, but we are on the dawn of an awakening. We are on the dawn of a new era and my last show, episode four, with Dr. Samuel Jouet from Afghanistan, we talked about the whole idea of fear and love and being in a war on terror and living in the aftermath of 9-11 and seeing your play and knowing the impending threat. I mean, those are scary symbols there. That's a scary symbol, that's a very scary symbol of nuclear, it's a threat and it exists and that's a truth, it's a reality, it does exist and it's based on fear, it's based on the need to control or oppress others and my darlings, from the microcosm of your individual selves and your individual relationships with yourselves and your fellow and your neighbors and your lovers and your family to the macrocosm of national and global politics, it's the same truth that applies and that is fear or love and what are we going to choose and we assume, I believe God who created us chose love. He also in his wisdom created the idea of fear and there's a reason for it and then it's for us to overcome that and be love as he is, fear will only destroy, love will always, always create and build. So tell me my darling Ricardo, I love your name by the way. Thank you. It reminds me of Ricky Ricardo. I'm an I love Lucy fan. But tell me, so you're in the United States now for 15 years. Correct.  Well, who am I? I mean, what inspired me to write the choice was a study actually that I read a few years ago about Swedish psychiatrists, like putting people in a room and telling them there was an end of the war out of the door and the first person actually was going to be able to step out of the door was the one who's gonna be saved and nobody actually got up and it was a long, long. So nobody want, wait.  The only way to live was to go out to exit the room. Exactly. But no one got out. No one got out. Interesting. Yeah, and it was a long, long. Is this a true study? Yeah, yeah. Do you know who did the study? No, because they read it like on Science Magazine like a few years ago. That's very interesting. But like, yeah, and it was, so it kind of gave me the inspiration to say like, how can I apply that into like the actually real, real life? Do you believe that to be a truth? That was that a, do you believe that to be a valid study? Do you believe that if given the choice, people wouldn't just trample each other to get to the door first? Well, that was the point. One of the point was like, people wouldn't get up because they were trampling each other and so nobody actually would make it out because they were going to kill each other before actually getting out. Before getting there. So that was, so kind of like.  Exactly. So kind of these things of survival. Yes. So it's like, where are you going? And so I kind of like took that material and I fictionalized the material and I said, okay, like how I'm gonna make it like as you actually mentioned before, very intelligently, like how I'm gonna make it like a New York story. And I came out with the characters and I came out with people they see every day when I go and do, you know, on the walk on the street, we see on the subway platform. You live in Manhattan. Yes, I live in Manhattan. We live here for 15 years. New York. Yeah, don't you love it? Yes, I love New York. I love New York. It is the greatest city in the world. It is. It's the best one. Number one. Thank you, thank you much. And by the way, I love Italy too. Thank you. I have a country to visit is Italy, my darlings. It is the best, but go ahead. Exactly, to visit. To visit. To visit. I wanna have a summer home in Puccino, Sicily, but we'll talk about that some other time. Okay. I'll call you so you can help me negotiate the deal. Okay, well, I'm a good negotiator, so. Yeah, I know you are. And you speak the language. Yes, that helps. Yeah, but go ahead, go back to the- So, I came out with this idea and I kind of like started writing the play, which is my first play because I usually write screenplays or TV plays. So this was my first like attempt to write a play and I was like, you always, when you write a play, it's very different than writing a screenplay because you don't have editing and you don't have like change of scene. You don't have change of time. So everything happened in real time. Right. And my son gonna put myself into it. So I did it and I submitted to a few like theater companies who was able to get into the labyrinth, a theater company, which was a great experience to develop the play. With Philip Seymour Hoffman. With Philip Seymour Hoffman. He's amazing. And Stephen Gurgis, who just now got like Tony nomination. Wow. So it was just like a very, I'm working with actors every day, reading the material. It was just like very interesting and helped me to develop. Then I did the last year for the Downtown Urban Theater Festival, one honorable mention as best play. And I was asked by the theater for the new city to bring it back in the DreamUp Festival this year. And it was supposed to have only five nights and now we have seven so far. So that's amazing. I really hope they extended further because I announced that we have the last show on September 3rd, but I really hope whoever's the powers that be, I really hope they extended because it is a must see. It will leave you thinking. It will leave you feeling and that is what art should do. All art should leave you feeling and thinking and hopefully leading you to a path of truth and exploration. We need to take a break and thank our sponsors Ricardo for a few minutes. 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There's one show left, which is this Saturday, September 3rd at 9.30 p.m. at the Theater for the New City at 155 First Avenue between 10th, between 9th and 10th streets in Manhattan. It's starring Tim Moss and Josh Breckenridge. Tickets are available at the box office or online at www.smartticks.com. That's www.smartticks.com.  Well, actually I wanna take something that you said before about truth and because I always wonder about truth and when also, actually when I wrote this play, it was about what is the senator lines and what is the truth. I asked because I don't have an answer and I don't think I have an answer. Although I say there is something I learned like long, long time before I go from like a movement, a Catholic movement I used to go to and one of the motto was like, if something is true, it's always true. I say this.  It's like, it's true.  It's never gonna be wine. Nature is what it is. Truth is what it is. Sir Winston Churchill had a great quote. I love it. I use it all the time. Sir Winston Churchill said, the truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it. Ignorance may deride it. But in the end, there it is.  But the truth is always there. And I love you for bringing that to light. But please tell me more. Yeah, well, the other things I wanna say about it is like the fact that it's true is that it doesn't depend on human beings.  While actually fear is a total human construction. I mean like. I'm sorry, say that again. Is a human construction the fear? I mean, you create your own fear or you kind of like. I agree. Kind of like say, okay, there's an earthquake. I'm fearful, but you're fearful because you don't know what to do. It's not about something that you create, something that comes with you. So if it comes with you, it ends with you. It's something that you can control. Absolutely.  But like fear is just something you can totally live without. And it's something that you actually create growing up because a kid is just one day born, doesn't even a concept of death. They don't have fear. Children are pure in spirit. They haven't yet been adversely tainted by life. Exactly. To be fear and to develop egos and. And until I have five years old, they don't even have a concept of death. They realize the concept of that after five years old. So you can tell you that in those five years, these kids believe they're gonna live forever. Because that's what our soul is about. It's about like forever.  And that's a very interesting truth you just brought to light as well, which is something that I've been trying to reinforce in my message as well, that materialism, the material world in which we live is but an illusion. It's but an illusion. It's only an illusion. The only thing real, the only thing of any substance is our soul. And it is forever. I remember being in love, my first love when I was 18 years old and I told my mother, how we think our moms don't know anything when we're 18 years old. And my mom, and I was saying, no, me and whoever he was will last forever. My mother said, and she was at the time, she was my age right now. And she said, no one, she said, nothing lasts forever. I yell at nothing lasts forever. And you know what? Maybe in the material world, she's absolutely right. Most things on this planet don't last forever, but love and our souls do last forever. And if we are true to ourselves, we are true to ourselves, we are true to our, if we love ourselves and true to that love, that self love, everything else will fall into place no matter what adversity come your way. And you know, this is a survivor.   This tells the story of survival. This tells the story of the human will to survive and to want to be alive. And the play, I think, did a really brilliant job on showing or questioning what is life? What does anything mean? All those labels that we use to identify ourselves. What does it all mean if it isn't in relation to anything, if it isn't relative or in relation to anything else? In the end, the only thing that matters is you and you look at yourself in the mirror. What do you see? Do you see truth? Are you, do you see love when you look in the mirror? Are you living a love-centered life or are you living by being oppressed? Are you living in fear by either being oppressed, allowing oppression and thereby oppressing others through the control manipulation game that people do, that people play in their one-on-one relationships and in our global and national political arena. But that's sort of where, I guess you could say, I think that's how we've kind of found ourselves on the same line, if you will, when it comes to, but yeah, we do believe in forever.  So tell me more. Well, you know, there's something interesting about what you're saying because it comes in my mind what people tend to say, which is like, live this, most of the people today live like, live their day, if it's like their last one. And I always challenge them and say, I actually live these days as my first one. I like that. Because it's like, if I was in my last one, there's nothing after. If it's my first one, there's plenty. I love that. So. And it's all about, and what you just showed us too is that approach to how to change. The only thing we can change is our attitude and our approach on how to look at a situation. You know, the old cliche of the glass is half full or half empty. And I love that. Yeah, I always say this is the first day of the rest of my life. I always say that too. It's the first day of the rest of my life. And I'm gonna do whatever I can today because we don't know what tomorrow can bring. You know, interesting about the hurricane that we just experienced. I had to do show prep, you know, production work for the show. And the show airs live on Saturdays, but it was, and I wasn't even concerned about the storm, but I like to get things done on Wednesday or Thursday, not last minute. You know, I even told you to be here two hours before the show because I wanna make sure. Because life happens. There's always going to be an obstacle. There's always gonna be something that's gonna take you away from your dreams, from your desire, from fulfilling the best of your human potential. They always will exist. Now you can throw in the towel and call it a day and say, okay, I give up. Or you could say, you know what? Today's my day. Let me get it done. What can I do? Make your list. Check it off. You know, like Santa Claus and get it done and just do it. And it was the good thing that I did because I had my show done and emailed to the studio on Thursday. So that when Friday happened, I was good to go. And then in the end, we had to reschedule because I wasn't able to, the city was closed. It was impossible to get into Manhattan. And the studio was obviously closed. And the, but I had no power for 36 hours. Imagine if I waited till Saturday. I would have been, even though the studio was shut, I never would have been able to get to today's show to the airing of today because I would have still been unprepared. Because of work I could have done and should have done a week ago, which I did do by the way. So here we are. So always be prepared. I know Boy Scout 101 is be prepared. Be aware. Be aware. Be vigilant, be aware. Look back only to learn from the past. Don't bury yourself in the past, but look forward. Always keep your eye going forward. And if something works, let it work. If it's not working, cut it, redefine it or end it. Those are your options. But we must find the courage for truth. And hopefully, I believe this is a new era upon us. Dr. Sam from Afghanistan concurred with me. He, we're at an awakening. I feel it. I know it. It's spiritual. It's universal. It's happening. Your work is indicative of it. My work is indicative of it. And the work of all the great workers, they call them, I don't want to use any labels of light workers or whatever because some of that has a lot to be desired even in that label. I don't like labels, but the work of truth, the work of love, the work of a oneness of humanity, let's eradicate the divisiveness. Any religion, and I mean any religion, religion was created by man. Think about it, religion was created by man. There is only one God. There is one truth. I believe in the Torah, which is the Old Testament. I believe that is the ultimate truth. I believe the Torah was given to all of humanity to live. And the Jewish nation received the Torah, became the Jewish nation by receiving that constitution to life. And if we live this constitution as hard as it may be, and each nation, each individual takes that constitution onto oneself to live it in the way that Jesus did, we will, and I believe that Jesus was a great leader, if you will. I don't believe in him being the savior or the Messiah or any of that with all due respect to your faith and beliefs, but I believe he was a great leader, but I don't believe he ever had an intent to create the Christian faith that was created, or maybe he did. I don't know, I might be wrong about this, but it is what it is. And I believe religion divides. I believe in the one truth that is love, that is to love and honor thyself, your other, which is anyone outside of yourself, and in so doing, and it all starts with you. If you don't love yourself, you're not capable of loving another. If you don't love yourself, you do not love your Creator. Call him God, call him the source, call him whatever makes you happy, but the Creator, nature, the sort, the oneness of the ultimate reality of universal life and love created us to love and honor ourselves, and in so doing, we will thereby honor and love one another, valuing the valuing life, human life, humanity, individualism. And all of this is inherent in the Bible, in the Old Testament, in the Torah, even the story of creation, the divisiveness of the heavens and the waters, and all of this is indicative, it's all metaphorical indications, if you will, of what life is, and if you go back to the origins of our creative, our creativity, our creation, it's only natural to see divisiveness existing within us, conflict existing within us, but in the end, we got to the seventh day where we rest, and we honor God, and we honor our families, and we honor ourselves, and remembering God as our Creator, and that is the message of love, and that's what we need to do, we need to work. We can't be sitting on the dole, getting welfare checks for the rest of our lives and unemployment checks. What is that? What is that? Have you been, you're in Italy, I love Italy, I know socialism isn't the greatest concept, but it works in nations, it works for nations, if you're your own sovereign nation, but go to post-con, I was in 98, I went to visit Bulgaria, Sofia, and it was in 1998, it was only nine or 10 years post-communism, and it was sad, it was horrible, people, when you're used to not working, when you're used to not creating, to not thinking for yourself, and what happens when now you have the ability to do that? You'll either perish or create. It also breeds, it's a breeding ground for corruption. Any oppression, when we are, think about, again, I gave the example in my last show with Dr. Sam, even parenting, when a parent restricts his child out of love, not the emotional need to control or possess or fear, but out of love, pure love, then the child will value the parent and be safe, and perhaps be inspired to think and create and overcome that limitation. But if a child is being limited or restricted or denied because of a parent's fear or inhibitions or fears, or fears, it's all about fear, people, it's just, really, it's just about fear or love, and if it's out of fear, then that child is going to rebel, is going to become corrupt, and engage in activities that the child and parent relationship, the trust will be severed. If you oppress, there cannot be trust, which is a very valid and important factor in the definition of love. You must have the concept, the element of trust. Now, a benevolent king, a benevolent God, a benevolent leader gives us the power to trust him because we know in the end, with that faith, all is good.  But if we are oppressed by laws and dogma and doctrine that divides us, that tells us to kill others, then what happens to us, Ricardo? It's preposterous. What happens is corruption is born, and rebellion is born, not revolution, but rebellion. And the other extreme is born of that. And Lord have mercy on us, seriously, of what? And we're witnessing it on this planet every day, globally, nationally, and even locally.  It's very, very sad, and humanity has the power, I believe in the power within each and every individual to find the strength within and overcome the fears and question authority, question anything that is oppressing you. And then you have the power to change it and do something about it, and that's my message. But I feel like I'm talking too much, and I really wanna hear more about what you have to say.  It comes about, like, what- Knowing your purpose. Knowing your purpose, knowing your goal, and about the creativity part is always interesting if you also wanna bring back to, like, the religious element or the spiritual element. In fact, the verb to create is the first verb present in the Old Testament. It's saying it? The first verb, the first verb that's present in the Old Testament is creation. God created, that's the first verb. And verb is like about action. So we are about action, we are about, like, creating. That's what man's do. That's what we're doing down from the beginning.  Or maybe you're, like, maybe it can be, like, the instrument, the vehicle. The vehicle. The vehicle to, like, create the life, but that's what this is about, creation, and we, this is, like, inside of ourselves. That's, like, part of our, like, human beings as well as our soul. So, in that regard, it brings me to think about the fact that if we create, we cannot settle for less than what we want, or less than what we are. Or what we deserve. Or what we deserve. And in that regard, it's like, so what we deserve, what we, we deserve to live. We don't deserve to survive, okay? Absolutely. Like, people, people they are in, in wars, nations they are in wars, like, politically, like, unstable situation. They survive, they tend to survive, but they don't really live. And I think that should be our goal as human being of each one of us, is like, you deserve to live, to have the life that you want, and you can't achieve that. Absolutely. It might be the worst situation ever, politically wise, family wise. Economically even. Economically wise, but the change comes with you, okay? And that's kind of the message I wanna give also in my, in my work, in my plays, like, you can make the choice. The choice is yours. Is nobody's choice but yours in order to make that difference. Right. With you and with also the people who love you, the people that are around you. Right. And it's all about believing it. Believing it, believing it. You have to believe, you have to know yourself and believe in yourself to, to be. And man was not, man, I don't, I don't mean to be effeminate by saying that, but, or is that the correct that, yeah. I don't mean to be not feminine or, or devaluing the value of the feminine or the woman, but human beings were created to create, in God's image, God created, he wants us to create. And when we're not loving ourselves, we are destroying ourselves. If we are living a fear-based life, we are self-destructing. One, cigarette at a time. One, bottle of booze at a time. One, bad relationship at a time. One, whatever gambling, loss, whatever it is you're abusing, whatever vice is yours, you're destroying yourself. You're destroying your soul. And that is not why God put us here. God put us here to live, to find liberty, like Thomas Jefferson said, to have life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. And the pursuit of happiness is individual for each of us. What makes you happy doesn't necessarily make me happy. But ultimately I believe that freedom, having the basic human needs of love and relationship and family and community and service, service is a very important element of life. If you're not providing service to the universe, then what are you doing exactly? Why are you here? And why don't you ask yourself, what do you love to do? And how can I turn my passion into a service for a humanity? How can I turn my weaknesses, what's been challenging me all along in my life, into a positive? How can I make lemonade out of lemons? You know, if God's giving you lemons, think for yourself, why is this happening? Maybe there's a message in this. Maybe I need to make lemonade. Maybe I need to turn this negative into a positive. Maybe I can take this talent, this potential, this energy, and apply it to something bigger than me and bigger than I ever dreamed or bigger than I ever really wanted. And I think oftentimes the great inspirational leaders of life, whether they be artists or writers or leaders or anyone who's of great accomplishment has always taken an adversity that's affected them and turned it into a positive. And that's life, my darlings. We're all going to be plagued with adversity. I'm sure you have a story. I know I have a story. And I'd love to hear more of your story. But we all have the potential for turning lemons into lemonade and living a love-centered life and the choices within and, you know, dig. Dig is a guilt. What is, oh, I'm doing this out of guilt. Well, where does guilt come from? Fear.  But the two prevailing deciding factors affecting any human choice in our lives, the two prevailing deciding factors are love and fear. They determine our economic condition. They determine our political condition. They determine our personal, emotional condition. Make your choices out of love. Ask yourself, is it love or is it fear? And if your answer is guilt, well, guess what, darlings, that's fear-based. If your answer is even if it's fear of God, even if it's fear of God, it shouldn't be fear of God. It should be love of God. It should be love of God. God doesn't want you to fear him. He wants you to honor him. Honor and fear, think of that. You know, when I was reading over the weekend when I had no power during daylight, I was reading, I was dabbling in The Prince by Niccolo, another fabulous Italian. Niccolo Machiavelli wrote The Prince and he was talking about how leaders deciding between fear, is it better to be a leader who is feared or a leader who is loved and sometimes you need to instill. And maybe if you're gonna be the next conqueror, the next Napoleon Bonaparte, but really, do we really need another conqueror in this world? Do we really need another Machiavelli? I mean, maybe there was an importance to his book, but really, folks, if you make your choices out of love, I know it's not very Machiavellian to lead in such a fashion, but in my view, it's what God intended to lead with love, be a benevolent. We do need leaders. We do need someone at the helm making the decisions to govern us. But that leader shouldn't be someone who has an ego complex that is help-ent on oppressing us or some kind of egomaniacal complex on proving something to himself or he leads because he wishes to be of service. He wants to be of service to humanity. He wants to be of service to his nation, to his people, even a father, a patriarch, mustn't be oppressive. He must be, he must be a benevolent patriarch. He must inspire and enable creativity and independence amongst his children and his fruits. Not oppression, not dependence, because in dependence, there is oppression. In independence, as difficult or challenging as it may be at times, but there is always freedom and it's a valuable, valuable truth. We're almost out of time, Ricardo, and it's been so fabulous chatting with you. Thank you. I wanted to share some of the photos that you brought with us of the play and the cast. This is opening nights where we have the party after the show. Yeah, I met Melanie, they were all fabulous. Tim, of course, is my darling, darling friend. I love you, Tim, if you're watching, I know you're watching. I love you, Tim. Melanie Torres, I hope to have her on our show at some point soon. And this was a really great cast, a really fabulous cast. I believe we have Tim and you and the director, Andre. Correct. And then we have some, that's Melanie Torres. Melanie, you and again, Andre. Andre. And we have, again, the entire cast. Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. You have a picture from the show, actually. Right, this was the set. Correct. Beautiful. You must, audience, you must try to get down and see the choice. It's playing at the... Theater for the new CD or September 3rd? The theater for the new city on September 3rd, Saturday at 9.30, the tickets were inexpensive. They were only $15. Yeah, they're only $15. I mean, it's an inexpensive night out in today's economic time. Support the art, support my fabulous friend Ricardo and his wonderful and very talented cast. And I wanna thank you, my dear audience for joining me again and for giving me the chance to introduce a great talent, Ricardo. Thank you. Costa, I hope I'll be seeing you again as well. Absolutely. In your next episode. And when you have the resurgence of the choice, you must keep me posted so that I announce it to the audience. I'm sure they're gonna be seeking it if they can't get into New York this weekend. I know it's Labor Day weekend, so it's tough. A lot of people might be away. But if you're in town, it's a great night out. Nine o'clock, Saturday night at the new, the theater for the new city in New York. It's on 1st Avenue between 9th and 10th. The message, my darlings, is a message of love. It starts with you as an individual. It starts with your individuality. It starts with your questioning. Anything that might attempt to oppress you in any way, shape, or form. Oscar's sleeping.  He's such a good boy. You wanna say hello to the audience, Oscar? Oscar, say hi. And this, my darlings, is a brilliant example of what true love is. Yes, Oscar likes to get his belly rubbed. Anyway. You made his choice. Yeah, he made his choice. Mommy just woke him up and now mommy's getting all these beautiful kisses. But my dear beloved audience, please tune in. Please spread the word. I have a very important message here. I know you are watching and I know you're listening and it's gonna be a process and a program and we're gonna do this every week and you're gonna get some great tips. And I promise that on Saturday I'll get to answer some of your Ask Ayelet questions. In fact, I may just dedicate the entire show to Ask Ayelet questions because I know you've been writing me and forgive me for not responding sooner but I will, I promise. And with all my heart and all my love, until next week, I am always Ayelet and this is my beloved Oscar. Yes, and he loves his mommy. And Ricardo, thank you again. Thank you so much for joining us tonight. Thank you. Thank you. Ciao. Ciao everyone, ciao.