I had stole, like, $800 from this trick and he's seen that I stole it and he did a bad kick and kick me in my mouth. Wow. Right here. Yeah. That's that scar. Right there. That's the scar. And guess what? I jumped in the cab, went two blocks up, got it sold up at the hospital, St. Francis Hospital in San Francisco. And guess what? Went back on the track to get a pimp money. Yeah, we on Boss Talk 101. 101. Yeah, we gonna talk. But it was. But I'mma date you. You don't understand if you got that Doe Ray Me Fossol 18 Doe. Right.  There can be different cases where they don't always do the job.  Right. I had, like, I never was a thief and stuff, but I started stealing when I got with Kenny Red because he had thieves and stuff. So I was like, I'm about to learn how to steal too. So I can go home and save my Gucci for him. You know what I mean? So I had stole, like, $800 from this trick and he's seen that I stole it and he did a bad kick and kick me in my mouth. Wow. Right here. Yeah. That's that scar. Right there. That's the scar. And guess what? I jumped in the cab, went two blocks up, got it sold up at the hospital, St. Francis Hospital in San Francisco. And guess what? Went back on the track to get a pimp money. And the father called Kenny and said, Oh, my mouth got busted. I want to come home. But if I would have called my first folks, he would have been like, come home, baby. It was too different. But Kenny Red didn't play like that.  Go get my money. And you like that better? Well, it was just what it was. I loved Kenny. So whatever he said, it was his way. And that's that's the culture. Like if you really, really down with your pimp when you are there and you do exactly what he tells you because, you know, he got your better interest at heart. He did. I ain't never been left in jail.  And that's what I did. I went and got my lips stitched up and went back out to the track. I told him the next I told him when he's seen me.   But it wasn't like, oh, baby, oh, God, you're going to stand home for a whole week until it yields up.  It's funny. Wow. And that's what it is. But it's because because when you're dealing with that lifestyle, it comes with it. It not only comes with it, but you also used to live in a certain lifestyle when you're doing it. A luxurious life. So that lifestyle has to be afforded. Yeah.  You got to go get some money. I know I got bills. You got days off. Well, sometimes I remember one time I went four years without a day off, but not like straight work for four years.  But it wasn't like a planned. But four years straight. Yeah.   I didn't got Christmas money from tricks, all kind of stuff. What's the most money you made in a month? You probably would have a lot of money, but these girls now these days, they can't even go on a 30 day run. Like they can't go straight 30 days without, you know, just stacking their money. They because they it's just it's just not the same.


Hey, you do bear here. Okay me and shy bear. She's in The kitchen worry. We're going to do a smack Let's do it Do a smack cam on dad. Okay. What okay? I was saying okay, so we're doing a smack cam on dad Cheyenne Shy bear okay me and shy bear here


Hey guys, Realistic Gaming here. Today we're gonna be playing Goosebumps, Nido, Skorn.  Alright, so I don't think I'm pretty sure you guys know what Goosebumps is right? It's like a series where they talk about... It's like a TV show. I mean, it's a book series too. So it's about like where it was, all this crazy stuff like clowns. Man, I remember when I was young, I used to stay up during like October on Cartoon Network. They would always have like the TV show going on. It was pretty awesome, man. I got a lot of notifications on Roblox. Alright, let's begin with the prologue. Oh god, there was a clown in the background. Okay, let me put the volume up. Tap or highlight footprints to move. Oh god, sensitivity is crazy. Find the typewriter. Oh, I like these kind of games. They're pretty cool, man. Okay, the typewriter's over here. Oh god, there's a mummy over there. Okay, find the typewriter. Here it is. Do we have to hold it? Okay. An RL Steiner. An RL Steiner is the author of the whole series. I mean, I'm a Steiner. Just RL Steiner. Wait a minute. I wrote Goosebumps, you know. There you go. It's telling you the history. Never mind that for now. Someone has... Uh oh.  Hey man, we're about to sink here. The ink jar. Oh, the control zoneverted. Okay, oh yeah, they are inverted. So to look left, you have to look right.  Oh god, it's so confusing. Okay, look over and highlight the typewriter. Oh, what was that? Hide under the desk. Hide under the desk? Oh god, what could it be? Press the I button to see press the I button to hide. Oh dude, it's the puppet. What is he doing? Oh man, where'd he go? Dude, what? What? Oh god, wait, was that the puppet talking? Look at him go! Dude, he just barged in this room when he took the book. Look through the instruction stature. The Knight of the Living Dummy. Okay. Find the page near the fireplace. Uh oh, we need to go find the missing pages for the book. This is pretty cool prologue man. I got to see the puppet in action already. Okay, oh, come on, press it. Oh man, oh no. Okay, oh, we have one page. Oh, turn on the lights. Behind the books? Yeah man, I can't see in the dark. Oh god, I have super powers man. Right there you go. Behind the book shelf. Wait, what? Behind the blue books? Where are the blue books? Where are these blue books at man? Let's follow the keyers near the books. Oh, here they are. My god, they were right in my face. Okay, there it is. Collect the key. Now unlock the door. Wait, but the crazy puppet's out there man. I don't want to go out there. Dude, he just passed by. How do you hide in this game? Oh god, what is that? That sounds creepy man. Are we hiding here? Oh, we hide here. Is she coming towards us? Dude, she sounds like she's right down the hallway. Great, very cool. Is she trapped? Do you try to hide? Oh god, there she is. Oh god, she looks scary. Okay, it's a ghoul. She kind of looks like a zombie man. The map. Okay, we need to go to the bedrooms. How do you get to the bedrooms man? Okay, I don't want to reset the chat there. Oh god, okay, let's get out of here man. Over here. Let me go this way. Go this way. Open the door. Oh god, no the gnome. Oh, we have to go find him. Let's go smash that gnome man. Hey, get over here. Wait, he's too quick. Where'd it go? How do we smash that gnome? I want to smash him. Oh, there you go. He's just broken the pieces. Right, nice man. So we got our second page. Collect. Why is it not collecting? Do you not want to collect the page? Why is it not working? It's not working. Okay, let's go here. Collect. Dude, it's not collecting the page. What do we do? Oh no. Book. Are we supposed to collect him and order something? I don't think so, right? All right, there you go. Finally, geez. Oh no man, it must have been the touch or something. Oh god. No. How do we get out of here? The ghouls right there? No, go down. We just got wrecked by the ghoul man. Get to the pages down here. Let's collect it. Wait, is that the last page you need? Okay, collect the page. Collect the page, sir. There you go. Find Slappy and capture the book in it. Where's Slappy? Slappy's the... Slappy? Is that the puppet guy? I believe it is. Okay, that's too high. Where's Slappy at? Collect more pages upstairs. Wait, no, I said to find Slappy. Slappy, where are you at, my boy? I need to collect you. Get close to Slappy. Oh, you need to turn the light off. No, come back here. Slappy, I need you. There you go. Oh, we've captured him in the book. No, there he goes. That's what you get for messing with us, man. You win. That wasn't too bad. And Twist slammed the book shut. Trapping Slappy forever and in the night of darkness. Barrel Stein transformed into a writer. And Twist went away. Somewhere safe far away at the end. But then the golden... Wait, what? It's good. Uneasily in his stomach was able to just hold him on. That wasn't too bad, man. I thought we were gonna be buddies. Wait, he's running away. Dude, he escaped from the book again? Are you kidding me? Don't panic, don't panic. Okay, now what? We have to trap him again. Oh, my God. Oh, no, the ghoul's coming.  Dude, she's headed right towards us. My God. Can you... Can you be quiet for a second? Okay, let's go this way. Oh, she's headed right at us. Okay, we can hide over here. She better not find us, man. Is she coming this way? Oh, God. Look at her. She's all crusty. Where is she coming for us? I think she is, right? She's right on the other side. She's trying to... She's trying to grab us. No, go away. Wait, she disappeared. Okay, that'll work. Oh, there's a page right here. Nice, man. We got one page. Oh, wait, can we drop these books? Can we find pages behind these books? Oh, yeah, no biggie. We're just making a lot of noise here. I'm not like there's ghouls and gnomes running around the house, right? That statue was an ancient... Oh, I'm sorry, man. Oh, the game crashed. Oh, man, why it crashed? Well, I guess we're in the video there, man. Where should we? Wait, what did I say? Well, like, Wilson, what's up? What's up, my boy, Wilson? Wait, man, well, unfortunately, the app crashed on us, guys. Or I think the recording was too long. I don't know, I had to make some space on my phone. Right, you guys? Well, that's part one for Goosebumps. What was it called? Goosebumps? A scary night. There you go. Right, you guys? Thank you guys for watching. Thank you guys for the amazing support. If you guys enjoyed the video, make sure to slap the like button. And if you're new to the channel, make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell. And I will see you guys next time. Bye.


Hi everyone, Joe for jasperace.com doing random number block 2 for the NFL Draft Mixer, the big 62 boxer. So instead of like your name, R&B 2 will show up on the list of names. So that R&B 2 will get matched up with a random team, could be the Broncos or whatever. And then if we pull a Jerry Judy 5 out of 20 and the Broncos it will go to number 5. It works just like our usual random number block. If it wins a wax party promo spot, we'll randomize them. I think everyone knows this by now. You saw the description. What else? What else? What else? Non-numbered cards will be randomized as a group, hits will be split up, so on and so forth. Alright, with all that being said, big thanks to this group for making it happen from Corey down to Mike. Thank you very much. I think I grabbed the correct list here. Yeah, I think Mike got last spot mojo. Great. And then there are the numbers right there. Let's roll it. Randomize names. Oh, this is not correct. That was 10 minutes ago, right? Sorry, new dice. Here's the new dice right here. There you go. 45 minute mark. Right there. 6 and a 4. 10 times. So if you're watching live, you know that's the correct time. 6 and a 4. 10 times for names and numbers. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10th and final time. After 10 times, we got Carl down to Dylan. Let's get you into that R&B 2 tab down there. 6 and a 4. 10 times for the numbers. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10th and final time. 7 down to 8. After 10. Alright. Carl with 7. Dave with 6 and 4. Martin with 3. Tony with 0. So whatever team gets randomized to this R&B 2, Tony, you'll get any and all redemptions including one-of-one redemptions. Matthew, you still get live one-of-ones. Mike with 9. James with 2. Corey with 5. Dylan with 8. Let's sort numerically. And we'll see you for that mixer, jaspyscasewrakes.com. Bye-bye.


Bikemi ya muka hbikinenu kwekandizisha woko hib Death of theätte Ya b employer maikana appli. n nazeka pand psicua nfiki nisha n martie VideOw w SOUND w子未 80 ma Society on your side where you working it can be emergency in the building, it can be emergency in the building in the mall whatever you are posted to work and it is what is your responsibility we look at what you call or what you call an evacuation. And remember, when we are talking about evacuation evacuation comes in you are rescuing someone's property you are rescuing a client's life. Lipu kadunda kama kiko mwena kua pandeyu, piaikutia, yuki kwa mwena jomiru nama. Yiti nama miliai yukita kuhu jimifendu. Lipu kada mwena kwenaa yaan. Nama mwena kwa piaikutia, yuki kwa mwena kintila, Yuki kwa mwena kwenaa yaan. But what do you need to know is what you call an evacuation plan? What is your role as a security guard during the evacuation plan? Your role as a security guard during the evacuation plan is to assist people to the nihilist assembly point. That is your role. But how do you do it? You have to make sure that you guide people using what you call these or is what you call evacuation plans in the building. For people who have been to these sites, this is what you call evacuation plans in these buildings. And each evacuation plan, you'll find that these evacuation plans we always have outlist using the nearest staircase areas. And after the nearest staircase areas, then that means it will take you direct to what you call an assembly point. So as a security guard, in case of an emergency, it is your responsibility or it is part of your role to be part of the rescue team to make sure that you protect people and lives of their property in one world or the other. Let's still, what you need to know is that it is, you have to do it a little bit professionally because I keep on telling you that wherever you are posted in most of these buildings, most of the tenant or the client need only security. Before they look at what you call your guidance, they definitely have to look at what you call your leadership. In case there is a fire now. In case there is an emergency. They want to see what the security does. Your leadership is guiding these people to move to the nearest point. There is fire in the upper floor. You are on the lower floor. What you do as a security. Now we are looking at the skill, we are looking at the leadership skill, not the guidance skill. The leadership skill is letting people know there is fire, there is an emergency in the building and they need to evacuate to the nearest point by showing them the nearest evacuation routes, driving them down to what you call the assembly point. That is the role of the security. You can either use a whistle brewer, you can use a whistle or you can still coordinate that rescue member to see that people are evacuated out of the building. Remember, still something that you need to know that most of the time when we are doing patrolling, something that you need to understand is that make sure all the exit ways are not blocked in any way, that is the use of patrolling that you make sure you clear all the nearest ways or all the corridors must be treated or must be cleared out of items. In case there is one emergency, there is one tenard or there is one that is trying to block it, you need to advise professionals such that they need to remove those that when it comes to times of emergencies or times of evacuation then definitely it's going to be a clear way that people are not going to be blocked meaning that your leadership skill at that time will protect people's life, then will also protect life to what you call information or other people's life in one way or another. So meaning that you must make those ways accessible for people to access to what you call the nearest assembly point. So meaning that as a security role, as a security guard is more than guidance but it's what you call a leadership role by guiding people or letting people or alerting people there is fire you alert people using what you call a fire action plan you can use what you call a fire action plan you can alert your supervisors you can alert the building management you let them know what is happening you can definitely also use what you call the evacuation plans in the building which are situated in at least every floor to try to direct people out of the building to avoid the danger that may be associated with that emergency. Thank you so much. I hope I will try to share something someone will ask for that question. Thank you so much.


It's me. It's you. It's me. It's you.  Thank you man. I'll see ya. Chat, we're here. We're at Classic Games Fest. So we're gonna get to check out like everything. I've never been here before. I just found out about this thing last year. But this is apparently like the 15th year they've done this. Look at this. Classic Games Fest. VIP Weekend Badge.  Is it bad that I'm getting ice cream before going inside the community? Alright, I'm gonna say. These are not M&M minis. These are normal M&M's. The hell. I'm sweating already, dude. This ice cream's tough. Hey, how you doing? Great meeting you. Love your content. Thank you, I appreciate it. We're just seeing us for a minute. Hi. No, you're all good. I think I've seen you. I thought I recognized you. Yeah. I was literally about to learn my Hussain Piper trick today. And I was like, you know what's weird over here? No, you're right. Actually, nobody is gonna know who Hussain is. I mean, hey, I have a better chance than you. So you have to wear an S-band shirt. Everybody wants an S-band. Do you have any of those shirts around by any chance? I don't. But I'm bringing them back soon. Because this is like the OG like from like six years ago, sure. I'm in one of the video game tribute bands playing later on. Oh, sick. Wait, what band? It's called Descendants of Erdrick. Kind of like a guitar player. Oh, sick. That was like eight blocks away. Um, hello, everyone. I'm tired, but we play at three o'clock. Cool. Maybe we'll see you then. Thank you.  Hi, how's it going? I'm a fan. Hi. Good to meet you. Nice to meet you. I actually met you back when you did your tailgate tour at the AM. Oh, cool. Nice. There's a while ago. Yeah, nice. Did you just get here? Yeah, I just got here. It's pretty cool. Yeah. I thought it was going to be really like sweaty and nasty. Yeah, I think we do that to make sure that people who didn't wear deodorant are like all good. Yeah, I've bought like two things. I've been staying like in some corner they have like a bunch of arcade cabinets and like retro games and stuff and I've just been chilling over there. So what like, I've never been here before.  You can like buy stuff, trade stuff. I've never been here either, but because based off what I've seen as I've been here, I've been here since like 10. So boots with like fan art and then they have like actual games that you can buy and they also have like systems. Yeah, cool. Sick. It was nice meeting you. Can I get a picture? Yeah, of course. Wait, so you go to A&M? Yeah. Oh, so you came all the way from the police station here? I live here. Oh, you live here? Yeah. Oh, so you commute? No, I live in Austin. I'm not in college right now this summer. I go back in August. Oh, yeah, I forgot we're on school. Thank you. Yeah, no problem. See you later. Yeah, let's look around all this stuff. That's fun. Is that you? Hey, yeah, it's me. Hey man. How's it going? It's going good.  Yo, what's up? Hey. How's it going, everybody? Thanks, man. I love your channel. I love all the Warcraft and all the stuff, man. Yeah, thank you. Appreciate it. Thanks for coming out. Yeah, I'll see you. Dude, it's actually kind of packed here. Oh, do they got a bunch of old games set up?  This whole building, these guys don't know. A third place AT&T and Nihilator Cup champion. Bronze medalists like this, dude. This is just a keyboard. That's already 800XL. Control. I've never seen these. So, this is like the original, like, Pong system. That's actually wild, dude. Oh. Have you ever this? Am I crazy? Classic. This is my first system. Actually, you know what's funny? My parents got me my first game system. They got me an NES at a garage sale. My first video game system, it was a bundle of games and an NES at a garage sale. It was some hockey game, Duck Hunt, Super Mario Bros. 3, and Paperboy. It was like four games and that. And a light gun. Oh, dude, I remember that thing. They put the PS1, and they made a new version. That's like right before the PS2 came out. Like, it was literally like a year before, like the same year, so I can't remember. This was way ahead of its time. Dreamcaster's color. Oh, same year. Is that what that is? Like, I had like a portable screen. So, you had a PS1, and I had a screen attached to it. So, people would buy this, and they would play it in the car on like road trips. I had this guy. This is what I played in Final Fantasy VII on it. Hey, how's it going? Can I get a picture, bro? Yeah, sure thing. Hell yeah, man. Appreciate it, man. Yeah, of course. Have a good one. I'll borrow you the picture, but I'll take this one, though. That was a good one. What does Jeff Curry have for breakfast? Snap! Threes. Make them a part of your balance. Captain Dunk, of course. Captain Dunk. Bring your Dunk steak crunchy and funky, even in milk. I've been... College would say he's on fire all the time. From the... You know what? He's on fire. Greatest words I can hear are, we used to say your words.  That's crazy. He's heating up. Yeah, dude, that's crazy. Man, are you hungry for a Dunk but hate to wait? Then download my new Door Dunk Dash app right now. That's right. Dunk's delivered to your door and in your face. And use the promo code BoomShockLockout and receive our free on-fire dunk. Kaboom! FYI, I-Y-M. Dunk's in your face. That's amazing. Let's ball through the link. Are you from Austin? Chicago. Probably Chicago. I'm S-Fan. Yeah, good to meet you. S-Fan. Good to meet you. Mets fan. Mets fan. Jason, come wait on town. You know, like rummaging through my girlfriend. Dude, that's amazing. Oh yeah, that's the fun in the house right here, folks. Yo, I'm like... I'm my whole... My hearing your voice and then seeing you. And you might be my bank account right now. Actually, that's where... My brain just got so scrambled. Hi. This is your brain.  That's crazy. That's crazy. It's so good to meet you. That's wild. This is like all the classes. The full menu right here. The full menu. Courses of the classic game test are brought to you by Boom Shock Alaka Energy. Dude, that is... That's hilarious. It was a peace on fire. I sit on the screen all the time. He was the voiceover announcer for a lot of sports games in like the early 2000s. Like NBA Jam, like... All like the arcade ones. Yes, man. So I'm a fan, man. I just want to say, nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Nice shirt, by the way. Appreciate it. I just bought Brutal Lozen after a little bit earlier. Are you going to the concert in September? They're playing here, awesome. They are? Yeah, the 16th. I saw them in New Orleans as the best show I've ever seen. It's my schedule. It's kind of like everything's so tight, but that would be sick to go for the 12th one. That'd be badass. It's nice to meet you, man. Yeah, for sure. So do you do events and stuff like this regularly? I do 12 a year. I did a remake of Mutant Football League. There's two versions out. There's a dynasty edition, whatever. We're working on a third version right now. It's a killer. What's it called one more time? Mutant Football League. Mutant Football League. Mutant. Mutant. Oh, I've seen that. It was not a league football, but the designer and creator of the game left EA. EA had the title because they weren't doing anything with it. Right. And he re-launched it and re-imagined it. Amazing. Really? Okay. I've seen it, but... Excited. Scarlett? It was going to do its thing. It's going to do its thing. Scarlett. Damn it. Tonight's matchup. Scarlett versus Mr. Bumshaka Laka. Scarlett for three. Thanks, dude. I've watched it about two years now. Oh, nice. Nice man. Cool face. Turn it into a winding down. I'd like to take a picture of it. Yeah, let's do it. Thank you. Yeah, of course, man. I love your streams. Thanks, dude. Appreciate it. Time is winding down for the Warriors. What is Chef Curry going to cook up? It's Curry Surprise. Fast, easy to make. And a real crown pleaser. Curry Surprise. The San Francisco treat. Come on. Amazing. Actually amazing, dude. That's great. Okay, I'm going to get cash. I'll be back. Are you going to respond? Yeah. Yeah. Dude, can I get a picture of you? Yeah, let's do it. Awesome, dude. Okay, go ahead. Let's go grab another round. One, two, three, four. Please enter your CD key. Hey, Chad, you want to know a secret? Yeah, you want to know a secret? Have you ever signed a copy of Starcraft 1? If you do 3333333 all the way through for the CD key, it'll still install for Starcraft 1. But you can't play online. It won't work on a battle net account. Now, the reason I knew that is because in Iran, my cousin, I had a copy of Starcraft and he was trying to install it. And I didn't have the original case. So he didn't have a CD key for it. And he said he was just pressing random buttons to see if he couldn't get in. And there is a CD key for Starcraft 1 that's 33333 all the way across. Hi. Yes? Oh my god. Can you take a picture of me? Hi, Chad. Oh my god. Thank you so much. I hope you have a good day. Thank you. I know. Thank you guys. Have a nice day. How are you? You going to get a picture? Yeah, sure thing. Yeah, of course. Yeah, we'll see you guys. See you. What? Dude, I would actually buy some of this. Wait, dude, I actually would probably buy a ton of stuff and decorate my stream room with it. Should I do that? Like, dude, King K. Rool, Storm Eagle, Mega Man, Sigma Zero. Go buy stuff from your voice guy? Okay, we'll go buy some of the voice guys. The NFL Blitz, right? Yeah, yeah. How about this one? This one? Yeah. Sick. Coming in again? That's good. E-S-F-A-N. F-A-N? Yeah, F-A-N-D. How you wear these shoes? We need to get a He's On Fire channel point reduction. Why are you wearing that? Yeah, thank you. No, it's just, like I said, it was just kind of wild because I was expecting... I didn't have anything I'd meet you. But like, we just would always, like, just the things that you would say, like, we would just kind of, like, say them all the time. It never ceases to amaze me, like, how similar everybody's childhood story is. Yeah. And I feel like this Santa Claus in the mall, and everybody becomes a kid again, and they come up like Mr. Boonshock, like, Santa, like, you know, you were really the happy part of my childhood. Yeah. You brought me presents. Yeah. I feel like I, like, you know... It's similar, buddy. Oh, cool. Yeah, thank you. Mr. Fender's On Fire! Really nice to meet you. Yeah. Keep in touch, and you got my... Yeah. Stop there. Yeah, be sure. Yeah, we do all kinds of, like... It's mostly like live streaming stuff, but we do, like, we do sports stuff, we do... We do all kinds of stuff, so... Yeah. Well, I'll send you an email sometime or I'll DM you on Twitter, one or the other, and all that. Pleasure. Yeah, for sure. Thank you. Yeah, we'll see you. Love you to see your smile, man. Yeah, thank you. Hey. Are you good? Yeah. You sure? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. It's probably going to be a bad one. I think I would see you. Yeah. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Yeah, of course. That's what I said. You're not asking me, are you? Yeah. Dude, I go there right now. Oh, wait, really? Yeah. Sick. What was your major? I'm doing economics right now and I'm a minor in computer science. Oh, nice. I did computer science. Oh, nice. But then I sucked at it, so I switched. Yeah. I asked him if my friend is still there. He stole the stars and graduated. It's good for me and my friends. There's a lot of horror ones. This one's sick. The more combat logo. Everybody says this game's amazing and I need to play it. Is that true, Chad? Ooh. Simpsons Hit-A-Run for the PS2. Dude, it was so hard for me to get this to play. Yeah, I played this on PC. This is big pain. Not joking. Top five all-time stream game. It's Simpsons Hit-A-Run and almost no other streamers played it. Very few streamers played it. This is a top five all-time streaming game. It's so funny. Like, I might even play it against them. I'm sorry. The third that looks exactly like Tecto. Something that looks like Tecto? Like, he looks exactly like... I had to take a double-check to figure out what Tecto is doing. But I don't even know what he's doing. Like, exactly, because I'm very scared. Maybe I'll scare him. Maybe we'll keep an eye out for him. Yeah. Cool. I think Mizz is coming. I don't know if Mizz is coming, but I think Mizz is going to be here. Yeah, I think Mizz is going to come a little bit later. So, I should make a picture with you. Yeah, of course. My brother's a big fan of yours. Oh, nice.  Thank you so much. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. That's it. Man. Hey. That's a lot, man. That's a lot. Do you mind if I... Yeah, that's it. I don't mind if I get a picture. Yeah, let's get a picture of this one. You're welcome.  People are cool. Oh, thanks, man. You're welcome. I love being on Mizz. No, you're just a mess. Thanks, dude. Can I have a picture with you? Can't reception go on? Go ahead. For those? Yeah, you can.  Yeah, we've got a deal.  If you spend more than $60, you get a free spin on our magnet machine over there. Oh, cool. And then I've got deals on full sets of certain games as well. Okay. Dude, I actually love these. If you want to steal our sticker here, if you just scan that, it'll take you right to our website. Yeah. Yeah, it was. Oh, there we go. I thought it was going to be like two sides. Yeah, it's just... This is not how it's supposed to work, Chad. Dude, it's... How's it going? My name's Brandon. Oh, cool. Nice to meet you, man.  Thanks, dude. I appreciate it. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks, man. Dude, the Wolverine. Oh, my God. Oh, my gosh. Thanks so much. You're the best. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, thank you so much. What's your favorite one? Wolverine. Wolverine? Yeah. What do you think about that? I would also go with Colossus and Juggernaut. Okay. This is sick, man. Okay. What the Juggernaut? B-I-D-Z-H? Yeah, dude. I love that video. What's your favorite part of that video? Yeah. Oh, sick. Oh, my gosh. Final Fantasy VII on the table. B-541. Perfect. I gotta get the final Fantasy VII. I gotta get the final Fantasy VII. Love your shirt, by the way. I can't believe I just now saw it. Right now, so far, as far as things I will buy, this is the biggest table for sure. What is the best deal that you could give me if I wanted to get, like, 20 of them? Well, if I wanted to get 20 of them, could you give me 20 of them for $200? Probably not. I might have to make a spreadsheet. So, cool. How much do they each? They vary. Some of them are $10. Some of them are, like, $14. Some of them are $12. Some of them are $16. Wait, did they just do that? Did they just do that? Did they do that? Yeah, you're grabbing a Torino. Oh, Frank. Okay, we gotta go back. Dude, what are the chances? I literally super shat through this. As them, like, where they can find the music online? We're a group from the University of Texas State. Oh, okay. So, we have a YouTube channel and stuff. That's my card. I'm the professor. Oh, really? But we come and just kind of play for fun and represent the school. We have a YouTube and Facebook. What's the YouTube channel? It's a Texas State Mysterium. It's what it says on here. Texas State Mysterium. The Mysterium Group. Yep. It's the Mysterium Group. You guys killed it. That was awesome. It's funny, I'm livestreaming right now and I was like, man, I wonder if they'll play Lost Woods. I was like... Maybe we gotta start playing that. We're gonna play some Castlevania. We're gonna play some Castlevania. Yeah, we're gonna be doing it. American Gladiator Super Nintendo game. Guys, grunt in Jersey Red. Guys, classic games. My name's John. How's it going? Very nice to meet you. Yeah, Boris.  Thank you, man. I'll see you out. Is there really anything you want to do? The cell is $200. And the RGB one is $250. So... So... I'll insert several. All right, you can put any design on to it. But the prices right now are very cheap for us. Wait, do you know Star Wars systems? We do. We work with them. Okay, so... I mean, okay. So I'm one of the owners of Star Wars. Oh. When has fans? Who's it? What's your name? That's fans? Oh, okay. Yeah. So you did the mech insert. Oh, yeah, yeah, cool. So, Chad, that's what we were talking about before. I only know Ariel, man. I only know Ariel and Andrew. I don't... Adrian, my business partner, is the one that's met Nick. And he hasn't met, like, the... Because I guess Ariel found your stuff. And he was like, just... He was like, dude, we have to do this. So, yeah. They lived... I was the one that opened the door. They knocked on our office door. I'm like, hey, we do PC stuff. And I'm like, make sure you come in. Yeah. And then... It's funny, because I saw this in a video. I was like, hey, this is like the Star Wars thing. You're amazing, dude, man. Thanks, dude. You're... You're... I don't even... I don't have the... I don't even know what you're doing here. That's crazy, man. That's wild. I just showed up the camera.  Yeah, yeah, let's do it right now. Fuck. Yeah. Because I wanted to come last year, but I got sick, so I couldn't make it. Oh, okay. So I was pretty excited to make it out there. I thought I was gonna have a normal day at work, you know what I mean? But, uh, crazy. I'm like, I was planning to go to Micro Center after I saw that video, and I was like, oh, that's cool. I don't know if you see anything you like, man, okay? It's cool. It's cool. I appreciate it. We have a bit of everything, man. I like that Vegeta. I think the Vegeta is okay. Look, we got Vegeta. Yeah, like, I'm not really big in the Dragon Ball, but I know, like, some Dragon Ball fans really like this. Oh, that's sick. I guess it's a two. That's sick. This is, like, Gojina. Yeah. Yeah, it's a two. Heads on the chain. Heads on the hairstyle. That is so sick. Chan, what do you guys think? Did you step four? Yeah, dude. That's so funny, because I was walking by, and I saw the light box, and I was like, oh, that's funny. That's just, like, the Star Wars thing. And then I was like, wait, you guys look cool. And then, like, I piece it together, and then it was like, you know, because we were working with the guys for Star Wars. Yeah. It's a musically active. Color mode. So this is, like, picking up our voices. And, like, when it's not at a convention, you know what I mean? Yeah, I guess it's one voice, but, like, you can see what I'm talking about. Oh. Oh, yeah. Sorry, I just switched it on. You can see it changed, though. That's cool. Yeah, you can take some acrylics and just get it. Oh, no. Yeah, about, like, I got the permission just, let me know, man. Oh, cool. It's like, I'm so happy. I get to give free acrylics to someone. Yeah. That is sick. Okay, well, man, I got to pick, I got to, man, it's hard because there's so many. And the selfie? Yeah. I snapped to my friend. He's the friend that got me into, wow. Like, since, like, Litch, like, it was crazy. Really?  Like, I don't know what you're doing, man. Question mark spam here? Oh, yeah. That's sick. So let's check him out, Chad. Like, I feel like I need more than one of these. Maybe I'm going to need two for free. I'm just kidding. Yeah, it's sick. Like, yeah. Look at this. So sick. Yeah, sorry. What's your group? It's actually, like, amazing. Yeah. Yeah. That's the first one. Yeah. And I'll try it so hard not to do it against hard. It gets hard when you cut it something like this. Yeah. Really, this one? Yeah. It'll be, like, a perfect one. I want to be, like, can I just have all of them? Their website is gallerypanda.com. Chad, what do you guys think is better? This one with the different hair colors, or that one with the one hair color? You guys, I'm not going to take advantage of the generosity, okay? I'm going to choose one. I'm going to take advantage. For sure. Those two. These two for sure? Yeah. So, hey. Hey, I'm scared to talk to you. Hello. How are you guys? They wanted to say hi. Hi. Cool. What's up, guys? How are you? What's your guys' names? I'm Ryan.  I'm Ryan. What's your name? I'm Esmer. So. Yeah, yeah, let's do it. You guys want to do a big family photo? See you guys. See ya. That was cool. See, that's what I hope to have someday. I hope my dad will take me to conventions. Let's get two more so it matches. We'll get six total. Oh, Marcos. Marcos. Nice. Nice to meet you, man.  Yeah, I'm back and we got you. Okay. How was it back? Thank you, man. What did you say? Try to find a street fighter cabinet? Oh, we should. We got street fighter two. I am a third place champion. Bronze medalist. AT&T and I led our cup bronze medalist, street fighter six. Do you know how to play? Street fighter six. So is this like, is this like punch? Any punch? Any punch? Yeah, yeah. A lot of six recently. Oh, okay. That's fun. I couldn't toss you. I kept trying to toss you. Just like, I want everything. How much for all the Ninja Turtles? Shredder and April. Can we do Shredder and Splinter as well as Shredder? So four turtles, Shredder, Splinter and still April? All right, yep, there. Can we get both cameos? Okay, that's fine. Okay, what's up? How's it going? I'll get a Sonic. Okay. Sonic knuckles. Let's get Sonic. Oh, let's get Tails. And then Diddy Kong and Donkey Kong. Okay. Mega Man, Zero, Legida and Goku, not Super Saiyan. Okay. This counts. It would be 244. What's the most anybody's ever bought at a con? Well, at a con, I mean a lot. You're definitely up there. But yeah, I mean, $600, $700. Oh, really? Yeah, yeah. Wow.  You know, it's like, well, like, you know, it's like, yeah, there's a lot of stuff there. Everything all combined. What we'll do is we'll knock $100 off for him. Oh, sick. So, tax title license. After the discount, we're looking at $673. $673 for everything. Yes, sir, yeah. Okay, cool. Yeah, let's see you guys. You happy with me? Yeah, we do. You want to do that? Yeah, let's do that. All right, man. Thank you. I'm excited. Spins. Oh, cool. Thanks. Oh, wait, I get 10 spins. Nice. I get 11 spins. I'll be honest. But he said $100 off. I was like, oh, wow. I mean, he said it'll be $673. I was like, oh, wow. I was expecting like a five. Let's just wrap it up now. I'll grab everything. I'll post a picture of all the stuff I got on Twitter. Thank you guys so much for joining me. Classic Game Special is awesome. This happens in Austin every single year. So it's been going on 15 years. This is the first time I've been here. I wanted to come last year and I couldn't because I was sick. But I finally made it. This has been awesome to see. It's been cool to see everybody here and all the fun, cool retro games and all the cool stuff that you guys got to see today. So anyways, guys, thanks for the time for joining us. And I'll see you guys next time. Make sure to like, subscribe, YouTube, everything, leave a comment, all that stuff. Bye, everybody.


What is going on everyone? This I don't always say this is a highly requested video but this is really a highly requested video and I'm gonna spend some time to Educate you all on this topic first since I started this new job I've become like this coffee addict and I wouldn't even call it like being a coffee addict But addict addict and never really drank coffee before and now I drink coffee at least Five times a week and that's a lot for me before we get into the details of the different salaries You have to keep a couple of things in mind one the national average might be a lot more than The average you see for the cities you're interested in living in or the city that you currently live in like for example I live in Cleveland, Ohio So the average salary is a lot less than the average salary for the whole country and that's because The data is skewed because of the coastal cities have a ton of the software engineering jobs and Their cost of living is a lot more. So I'm gonna talk about the numbers for sure But I want you all to understand that you have to strongly consider where you live for example Let me move this down. Just tad the average salary for a software engineer in the Cleveland, Ohio area is $64,000 and I'm not exactly sure what that means because That's not true at all But to give you an example when comparing that to the national average and it says that the average software engineering salary is 89,000 and I think they since there's no like I didn't put level one two three four I think that's just a starting salary But that's not I don't think that means like that National average for all software engineers. I think it might mean like for entry-level software engineers Because I'm 64,000 is quite low for the average in Cleveland. I'd say that's probably closer to An entry-level job if not a little bit more and remember that these salaries are base salaries The this does not include bonuses. This does not include stock options profit sharing gain sharing And those are very important factors that you should consider considering the fact that profit sharing and stock options could be up to or at least five to ten thousand dollars on top of your salary a year and Consider if you are an hourly employee, you have the opportunity to get overtime opposed to someone who may be a salary Employee who may not get any overtime. So make sure you keep that in mind One thing I've noticed is that a lot of the entry-level software developer and engineering roles are hourly whereas the More senior level Higher up level roles are salary base. Believe it or not I have my laptop right next to me looking at these numbers because this is a really arbitrary Kind of thing to talk about or even get understanding on because all these companies are so different And they offer so many different perks and options Regarding, you know overtime for example, or you know profit sharing gain sharing signing bonuses You know extra paid time off all those things are really important and it's really arbitrary especially considering the huge difference in The cost of living from some of these cities for example Cleveland, Ohio's average salary that I mentioned earlier for base salary for software engineer and this isn't senior or mid level I guess this is probably just entry level. I digress. I said that earlier, but it's 64 grand around 64,000 which is 27% less than the national average and Charlotte for example, which is a comparable city. I would say or a comparable city I'd say a little bit better weather though Anyways, the average software engineering salary there is $72,000 so when you compare the two the software engineering salary and Charlotte is about 8 per 8,000 more But when you compare the cost of living That's where it's like wait a second. You may be getting paid more in Charlotte But the when you compare the cost of living it's pretty big. Charlotte is 36% more expensive than Cleveland, Ohio And a lot of that is because of housing. So you really want to consider Where you want to move to and where you want to like, you know What company you want to work for and making sure that that salary will allow you to live comfortably Even if it is, you know, a hundred grand that doesn't necessarily mean that you're gonna be having like this $100,000 lifestyle that you would have in your hometown compared to that coastal city you're living in Does that make sense? Okay, so this stat is gonna really blow you away But first I want to talk about At least what they say the average salary is based on builtnyc.com. They say the average Software engineering salary in New York City is $126,000 with with a around $13,000 Cash bonus which puts them right at around 140 grand for total compensation But when you compare living in Manhattan to Cleveland, the only reason why I'm doing Cleveland is because that's where I live I'm just giving you all my perspective on things To live the same way in Cleveland with 50 grand You would have to be making $200,000 in Manhattan. The reason being is because Manhattan is 255% more expensive than Cleveland, Ohio and that's obviously because The housing market is crazy there now. Obviously. I can't make a video like this and not talk about the Mecca of Software engineering and development San Francisco Silicon Valley area So the average software engineering salary in San Francisco is around 125 grand with the total compensation of 150 grand and from my experience and talking with people and interviewing for jobs I'm gonna say that that is the base salary for a Entry-level software engineering job Google software engineering median salary is $138,000 Microsoft is around $125,000 and Apple is around $30,000 but of course you have to put in of course you have to put in perspective how expensive it is I want to say in San Francisco the average amount of money you pay for rent a month or like 700 something square feet is north of $3,000 we talked about Different salaries at software engineers and developers make in different cities now I just want to take some time to talk about some things that you should consider If you're someone in the software development or engineering world looking for a job Whether you're already working a job and want to move to another city or someone who is looking for a job That is a college student and you're gonna be graduating in about six months So you want to figure out what is important to you is Making a ton of money your number one priority is family number one priority is Free time a number one priority is job security comfortability More of a priority to you those are things that you strongly want to consider for example there could be you know company a could be paying you $60,000 and you live somewhere and I don't know Oklahoma, Texas maybe and Company B wants to pay you $75,000 maybe even in the same city So most people say yeah, take the job that's paying you $15,000 more, but what I would say is Figure out what your priority is because company B may be paying you more But you may not be able to spend a lot of time doing things that you enjoy doing outside of work spending time with your family And it could be a pretty stressful job Whereas company a could have a lot of flexibility you could work from home a lot You could even work remotely if you want to and the culture is great. So really consider that I personally Prefer culture over paid because you're spending eight hours at a place and if the culture isn't good You're not gonna care about that $15,000 extra divided by 12 and then if you are Being paid by weekly, you know divide that by like two or three and then take taxes out So it'll probably be like an extra for $300 a paycheck which is nice, but it isn't worth it if you feel like you're being overworked And you're just not happy. So yeah, I gotta stop saying so. Yeah, but that's my rant on What software engine? So you just said I thought so That's kind of funny, but that's my rant on How much money software developers and engineers make? So we talked about compensation. We talked about stocks and bonuses, which is really important And we also talked about the you know City calculator the the the city comparison calculator. I advise everyone to do that I was doing that Some of my friends were doing that because they realized that making X amount of dollars even though it was more and in New York City Wasn't worth it when they could move to another city working within the same company and probably making less money but Not having to worry about paying $2,500 a month for a one bedroom apartment or a two bedroom apartment that they're sharing with someone else and by all means there's I'm not trying to deter you from Going to those coastal cities because I love those coastal cities and if you get a job at a company Making over six figures at a coastal city or making close to it and you're you know in your early 20s or whatever Go ahead and do it or whatever age you are because you're gonna make good money as a software engineer and developer I hear stories about people making two hundred three hundred thousand dollars in some of those coastal cities So you'll be able to live, you know, very comfortably no matter where you live When you're making that amount of money plus just think about the opportunities those coastal cities have a lot more Software engineering and tech companies to work for so that's why the salaries are a lot more competitive And a lot of those companies are just a lot bigger and they have more money that they can shell out for good engineers so That officially concludes this rant or whatever you want to call it this spiel on salaries for devs and software engineers with that being said that Concludes this video has always had a blessed rest of your week And I'll see you all soon comment down below some of your thoughts on this video or any questions that you might have Share with someone you think might benefit from it Give it a thumbs up if you're here or if you like the video and I'll see you all next time And don't forget to hit that subscribe button and notification bell so you can know right when I release a video peace


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Dude, that's what's in us It was dude I can hear birds.  I put Probably about Three and a half dozen decoys out real quick Spoonies mallards Pintel and some teal over here. I left this hole in the middle and the breezes like out of the south So they should be I was I was hoping that they're coming from our right and I'm on vacation We're gonna go out here and scout this for the morning hunt. I think it should be pretty good If you move hand to one minute kill bird Hey, hey rocky right in the decoys like landed in what move back to the bank.  It may not be the proper way very rocky here, but People doesn't like these Pretty good. They're sweet. I'll get some on sale. We're gonna go get them Well, I'd say that success right there. It wasn't easy to come by though I'll tell you that got two drink green beans and three hand green beans Focusing on that. That needs to be then there's a tack sharp right there You'll audio here. We need some audio Rocky Dude, will you wait till he's way over there? This heads up Good bud. Good boy That's my good dog He was so low these two. Oh, I was like, why are you waiting till you got way across? No hold leave Board Thomas just shot another one. Good dog. Sit Here rock good boy Good boy here. Good boy Hey, I shot the singer because he wasn't gonna good boy Because they didn't Man, I was trying to figure out the Drake Rocky's seen him. I think luckily I think he's seen where he fell That's a month Get the bird. He's left.  Good boy Good dog. That was a hard one. Good boy Green that heavy 12 is doing Work Rocky You want to take that one? I'll go I'll go get him and first come I'll hide Rocky here bud Rocky here Yeah, they're right here, right on on this line Right there. Come on Rocky three down That good boy We're number three for me Thomas is at two or three. I think It's really not great.  Good boy Good shot, dude Good boy Rocky. Good dog. That's fun Good dog. Well, we decided to put the old GoPro on the day so we can maximize our potential here Come here bud. Come here Good boy. Good dog Good boy Good shot Good boy Rocky.  Do you have a line?  Good job Come here Come here. Hey Leave Good boy I definitely got him on the second one I hit him on the first one. I think I was behind I'm not falling on him. I must have plastered him Because he's so dead Nice I'm glad I went for it You found that fast Yeah, I didn't know right yet This pond is brutal Here Heal Heal Heal Get bird Back Five drinks Nice Good boy Good boy Come on Good boy Lead him Set Rocky I might need to put another one in that one Catch him up Good dog He is an old business Oh my goodness, they're wanting to work too Everybody see if he'll get him to Come here Here Here Hold Leave He's dead It's so weird because when he went down it He wasn't dead That's the business theme It's a nice one Notice these birds aren't getting blown to bits Yep Because they're mallards Same ammo, same chop Going Rocky I almost walked into that That would not have been good Oh my word It's a nasty spider I've seen Out here Hold Hold Hold Leave Leave Boy, I wouldn't have found that one Good job Rocky Rocky That was beautiful Oh my God, that was amazing That was awesome That was awesome Beautiful Oh my word I probably should have shot him right here You know what I kind of did because he felt Look at feathers Heavier 12 maybe Stuff is hard We can do it We can do it Come on buddy Come on Good boy It's a pretty one Talk about a bummer My stinking GoPro went cut putts on me And I just shot my seventh Drake mallard He just swung right around And he was 30 yards He was flying barely flying Just barely flapping So Thomas is going to shoot his We're going to get out of here This has been amazing Face right in your face You're kidding me dude I had my phone out You're kidding Dude, he almost ran right into you I could Good shot baby He done Redemption baby That is an epic day for us man 14 Drake mallards I'll say 946 You were done Yeah 946 is crazy We could have been done 932 Oh excuse me I knew what time it is Oops, I was tearing at something Don't mind if I do Yes sir What an awesome day Cheers It's probably going to be one of the better mountaineers this year Going deep Boy those things so much better That's beautiful Drake mallard number four down I hope I got that shot cam I know that I turned it on But for some reason I don't think I have the first two Or actually first three birds On shot cam so Sorry about that but I know that I got this one I'll let Shane have two cracks at it I told him if a pair comes in I'll let him take the first shot at the Drake I'll let him have two cracks I miss so Bird number four baby Is that sick or what Dude it would have landed right Actually no they were out here Oh my word This is nuts I'm literally walking back in the line Putting that other bird back Another group comes in I'll just drop this trait cam It's a little too far for Shane to shoot Number five for me and Shane Orange feet baby This is nuts Been awesome Mosquitoes are so crazy Mosquitoes are crazy though I know Been getting eaten up every time there's a bird Right in front of us these mosquitoes Trying to find out where it is I'm shooting heavy business today Shane shooting black cloud Let's go Man I miss rocking A pair of Gaddies came in Me and Shane shot at him I got one on my second shot Shane missed on the other one Trying to shoot our lane And his pond is plowed But it looks like a beautiful trait Gadwall I just walked over to the cart And put her sixth bird in First non-mellard Been seeing a lot of Gaddies working around this So he finally got a pair to come in This makes number five for me Four Drake mallards and a Drake Gadwall So this has just been an awesome morning Bandless But beautiful Bird number six This was a four pack Four pack came in And one Drake Three hens So again Trying to get Shane some birds A shot first Beautiful That's a wrap for me What do you think of that hunt? Absolutely phenomenal The best That was so fun We ended up with nine Eight mallards and a Gadwall Drake So we're packing up We're gonna go get some food I don't know what else you can ask for I'm so happy we came out here So we're gonna pick up and take off Let's see if we can get these out after this I just hope that's not the group of birds That's all there is for Who smoked that? Me Did you get two? I got one That's all we got out of that I don't So you got him in the first shot Three more birds I got no birds That is Shot first I didn't get one bird He's going right to that bank Actually take Rocky with you Go with him I know I know I don't know Well they weren't gonna do that to him at least What would you want me to do? Shoot it Good boy Good boy Poor guy I don't feel bad Yeah I don't feel bad I got I'm gonna stick it right on I'm trying to get some Release? Yeah Good boy Here It's a hand too Here Leave She was the only one that was Doing it You could have shot him You could have shot him You could have shot him Good boy You're all right Good dog He's hanging up in that grass Come on bud Good boy Good boy Good boy Here, hold Here He's a thicker bird Sweet He is They're really excited about this This is my happy place The temperature right now It's like I don't know Do you think it's 30 yet? I don't know I don't think so I don't feel like it It's either real low 30s Or a high 25 I've never seen this many birds This is insane We've been scouting Driving Having crazy stuff go on Crazy Bad Luck And it's all paying on I think the rest of this trip Is gonna be insane These birds hang We're gonna turn around We don't want to scare anymore They're not even They're barely even flying As we go by Big T's in the house Here, I made it Safe and sound Glad to be here We'll come forward to tomorrow You ready? He wanted to go out there tonight To the spot I had to take one of these pillows And just lay out there in a boat All night long Except it's raining That wouldn't be easy Yeah This is the crib Stuff's spread out Love it's not too bad The old podcast equipment Check out the MVM show And Just gotta get up in the morning Get stuff done Rocky All right now Sit, sit You got him, Thomas? Yeah, I got him Good shot Did he swoop behind us? Yeah, he did Sit Sit Sit Rocky Good boy Good boy Here Hold Leave This is it I don't know We should have to see time I know I hit it You find birds like that You need to hunt it right Right in there, I guess I mean, they'll be here tomorrow You think they would have came back last night, though? If we jumped them in and set up in there Mm-hmm That's just a bum Because we don't want to hunt in the afternoon I mean The most obvious thing is They left They left And migrated Whatever It's just That's insane That that many birds Would just disappear In one day For what reason? Wind The rain Or they just suddenly Like come in There's a flock Boom, land Hang out for a while There's a big group You know, I'm just a firefighter About 20 birds Dude You know if they're interested in playing Oh, man The photo shots not working Hey, you got one Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Watch it up Good boy I'm waiting Good boy, fetch it up For a duck like you Come into my life First The first green of the trip For Travis You're lucky you held that second Because I was like You were going to clean up I go, I'm giving him one shot And your fastest second shot was real Dude, I'm surprised I don't know how in the world You held off on that The first time we were here Dude, he was over here I know I don't know why you waited so long for it Good size bird He's locked up at Hubburn right here I heard you take your safety off And raise your gun right here I wasn't throwing the moment I wasn't throwing the moment Caught in the moment How far was you? 15 yards? Over top of these decoys Nice shot Yeah, all the way in Thanks I wonder if that's why you flared Because we stopped I don't know, I think so If I'm going to shoot Keep calling all the way, dude Okay Keep calling all the way Good shot Thanks He's back a little bit But he's dead He's been rough We've had some success But we haven't got skunk But I don't know We're in a different state New location No experience But that's the Joy of when you get success And you're just pumped out of your mind So anyways, we've got birds We just had to move around We had super highs and super lows We saw tons of birds Thousands, probably the most I've ever seen And then We hunt the next morning Like ghost town So they either migrated Or pushed down up river I don't know But this morning we have a spot From a couple of days ago That we haven't had yet That we think they'll be birds And so we're going to head out there And see what we can do Okay, so bottom line is We're late now And the reasoning is We had a game plan one But we have four guys in the boat It's not like it's going that fast Because of all the weight And the gear and all that stuff So we changed plans Come to a different location That's only 15 minutes away We got here Where we were getting set up Simly I was taking a look around And there was a guy in the bank So that was not in the plans And I've never seen anybody hunt there So then we moved down And every spot that we were looking at Guys were in So we came to the spot And here we are So it's shoot time now Let's get it on To uh Just that boat ride Oh you stoned it See it Rocky Rocky Rocky Oh there's a wood duck Come on Leave Oh wood duck Day five Back at it again And we are Clearing a little path back here We're going to hunt this spot That we've seen a couple days ago And You know we jumped probably 80-100 birds out of here But now our expectations Of when we see birds And actually get to hunt them Is totally different because We've seen multiple thousands The other day When we were scouting And we show up And it's like there was never A duck in the place And so now it's like We don't know what to think We're not like We weren't saying Oh we're going to crush them But we're like If they come back We're going to do really good Obviously But they never came back And I'm not talking A thousand birds Two thousand I'm talking I've never seen nothing like it in my life Not even in Canada And For 14 miles of river So it felt like We felt like We can go almost anywhere And get birds And then it was just like They were gone Like they totally pushed out Or I don't know Because we've seen them in the evening And we went the next morning They were gone So this is a different spot From a couple days ago It's actually a pretty cool little setting We're back up in a pocket a little bit And some kind of some good views Like canning ball around us So we'll see what happens Was that the one I hit? Let's go boys Let's go I don't know if you had one Did she lose? I can see feathers all over it Big back there Beautiful green head She's a good size bird That make a super clean shot on her Like father like son She doesn't let me behind I think I got him on that last shot Yeah you got him Oh boy I feel like I got him Yeah you got him on that last one That was a very last shot For sure Well I just got my third bird He was right here He was like 20 yards But they're going along this grass line Taking a look at the decoys and swinging So I shot him I can't believe I didn't crush him He was 20 yards 20 yards 20 yards Yeah He didn't have one there Man I could have shot one He's right right I think there was a cut around here Oh no a couple of them Like a couple of tent packet tins There was a time when a big group jumped off there Do you think it's I thought it was right in the trees But look at that little cut Right there to the left Yeah a little It looks like mud though Or even this point over here There's some on this side They were all One thing I can think of is They're going to hit the water They're going with the water You know what I'm saying


Good Friday morning everyone. We are on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange with Jim Cramer to talk about the markets and the Russell rebalancing today Jim. Apparently a lot of oil is added and so that may put it a real there's a real tug of war here going on with oil. The Baker use count which I think is going to show continued addition to the tube drilling negative for oil. You've got this Russell rebalancing which is going to be good for oil and then you have the production figures that just come out which shows that there was not a great increase in US production. US production is determining where oil goes but then you also got the futures reports which show that many of the US companies are hedged which means they're going to keep pumping. All this is about a battleground. Carly Garner is your answer okay. She is the one I have used at 53. She said sell sell sell. She's calling for a messy bottom right here. That seems to be what's happening. Carly Garner realmoney.com. The best. If you don't look at her I mean anybody does. She's worth the price of subscription. This is not high. I've used her for everyone else. She's been right at every turn. It's incredible. So from oil to health care stocks which are rallying on the Senate bill. Little poise here. Little pause. Now people have to understand. The reason why the hospital stocks went up is not because it's good for the hospitals. They went up because people feel this bill can't go through as this. You can't cut Medicaid and expect to get the 52 votes. I agree with that. I think anybody who votes for cutting Medicaid in any form is finished politically finished and they know that. What do you make of the financial stocks with the banks passing the stress test. Stupid. I mean these are their yield curve plays if you're buying them because they pass the stress test. You're really like you're back in 2011. I want you to stay focused. C car could mean that city corp could could return more capital. They're buying back 7 percent of the company. C corp is next C cars next week and that's far more important. The stress stress stress test were much to do about nothing and anybody who knew anything would have known that. And city is an actual earth plus name. Yes. All right. Let's also talk about bed, bath and beyond. What a quarter. I want everyone to read the conference quote because what they basically says is we can't compete with the Amazon. That's a subtext. What happens is if they the more they the more they do online it hurts their foot traffic. There's a foot traffic is the key to the success of the company. But all the stores are profitable. So they're kind of in a real bind. They the more they get better in online the worst they do in brick and mortar and they have to give you know that they ship above free purchase above twenty nine. Then they don't do as well in the gross margins because of the shipping under twenty nine. Then it goes to Amazon. This is an existential crisis. They bought back a huge amount of stock much higher. It's done absolutely nothing to help the stock. And if you read it you realize why every retailer is down today because people recognize that it could happen to them. And you asked Irene Rosenfeld about Amazon last night. She is undeterred. Irene is tough as nails. What I would tell you is that they've already dealt with Amazon. They also have a 30 percent of their ad budgets can be online. The big issue for Mondalys is to get U.S. sales back because international's could very good emerging market is excellent. U.S. sales she says are going to be back in the second half which is why I say buy Mondalys by Mondalys. Read my lips by Mondalys. We loved your interview on Mad Money last night. Also Starbucks given an overweight rating at Key Bank. Yeah look Starbucks has fallen very quickly from sixty four to fifty nine. If they indeed are solving the problem of in-store mosh pit that's Ron Shakespeare. Then I think that the stock is going to have increasing domestic comps which means the stock goes back to sixty four. I agree with it. Action alert names sold some up there would buy it back and went to fifty seven. Meanwhile Caterpillar downgraded a Georgia that's a savage downgrade and here it is. You know undercurrent of that is that they feel that even the good news is discounted a hundred and five was a hundred and three yesterday. I point out that the big negative on cat is that they are linked to oil. There's a lot of industrial applications involving oil that need earth movers and so the downgrade makes sense to me. Oil does need to be hard. All right. And then on stop trading on Spock in the street you talked about U. S. Steel yet now U. S. Steel. A. K. Steel upgraded by Deutsche Bank. This is all about the idea that the government is going to invoke two thirty two. This is a clause which says that there's national security issues about why we need steel industry not threatened by dumping. It would be broad. It would be sweeping. It would be the first time we fought back against the Chinese and the Koreans typically the Koreans by the way. It would be terrific for U. S. Steel A. K. Steel and best of all for Newcore which is the low cost producer. Now if you look at Newcore which is a big action alert saying you'll see a pre announced bad numbers that was actually I think in some ways you didn't want the government they had been just written up by the journalist making too much money. I mean give me a break. I think that Newcore by having bottom to fifty four and come back to fifty six and change is a reflection that you were going to get this and you're going to get it soon and Newcore is going to go to sixty. All right. And then on Maddash you talked about Bitcoin which is something you talk about on our trading strategy. You know our Johnson who is a must must must must read who did a fantastic piece explaining how AMD and NVIDIA are benefiting from cryptocurrency particularly for Ether for this secondary currency that's up four thousand percent. I'm not recommending any of the bitcoins the ether but I am saying that people are plenty if you want to know why AMD and NVIDIA recently have been very strong read his piece. It has all the answers. Johnson he's must read. Eric Johnson the street dot com. All right Jim Kramer that's it for today. Thank you very much. All right and for more information on the stocks to mention please head back to the street dot com.


The world population of people above age 65 is expected to double over the next 35 years. But along with this increase in longevity, the burden of age-related diseases is expected to grow as well. One of the most common and feared signs of aging is the loss of cognitive function. A familiar challenge for the old brain is to find a car in a parking lot after busy day of shopping. We use landmarks such as a storefront or a lamppost to try to make what neuroscientists call a map in our brain. Why the old brain does not do as well is not clearly understood. We know that with aging, neurons lose connections between each other, they start dying and ultimately the brain will shrink.  Now interestingly, animals including dogs or primates have similar signs of aging and even mice show memory problems as they age. In fact, we can teach mice learning and memory tests that use similar processes we humans use to try to remember something. Now young mice do much better in these tests than old mice. So wouldn't it be great if we could halt aging and thus prevent cognitive decline and other age related diseases. In fact, people have tried to do this for centuries and have dreamed of Dracula and vampires for a long time. A number of companies, biotech companies, are trying to do this now and target specifically aging to address cognitive decline and other conditions. The legendary fountain of use shown in this painting from Lukas Granak suggests that or proposes that just drinking the water from this fountain will give you eternal life or youth. But what we show now, a number of groups at Stanford and elsewhere, is that blood may actually hold a potential fountain of use. So to show you what I mean, we use a test in mice where they have to remember where the only hole is where they can escape from the sprite light and open surface. Now, an old mouse does not do well in this test. You see in this example, this mouse is trying to use the spatial information to find the single hole in this table, but he cannot remember it did not make a spatial map in its brain. In stark contrast, the mouse you see in the next slide is doing much better in this test. It seems to know its location and where the escape hole, the parking spot for it is. This mouse was treated for three weeks with young blood before the test and by all means it seems to be rejuvenated and know this test. So we know that the rejuvenated brain of these mice not only functions better in a number of learning and memory tests, it also makes more neurons, it has less inflammation and the neurons connect better with each other and function better. This is quite remarkable to us, but how does it work? Blood is the organ or the medium that connects all the organs. Blood of course contains cells that carry oxygen or fight diseases, but it also transports messengers that carry information between these different organs, including the brain. We call these messengers hormones for example or growth factors. Now we know from studies in our lab that these messengers are very different between young and old blood. In fact we find that young blood has many factors involved in repair and maintenance of tissues, whereas in old blood we find factors involved in inflammation. So we think when we treat an old organism such as the mouse I showed you with young blood we give it a boost of these young messengers and that this recharges the old brain and possibly other organs and makes them function like younger ones again. We know that blood can do this, but we also learned already that most of the beneficial effects are actually in the soluble fraction which is also called plasma. This offers the opportunity for us to isolate these factors, produce them synthetically so that we can use them as potential drugs to rejuvenate tissues and potentially help cognitive deficits and other conditions. So does this magic work in humans? To put this to the test we started the company Alcahast which is currently testing this idea in patients with Alzheimer's disease who are receiving young blood from healthy volunteers. Obviously we don't know yet whether this will work, but we're very excited to learn a potential power that this young blood may hold. Thank you very much.


for the past 30 or 40 years we have been trying to understand what the mode of action is for phthalates on the testes and we really don't have a good answer to that. So what we have is just the phenomenology, the fact that we can test another species and we don't see these responses. For developmental effects I think Nina already referred to the study by Kevin Guido in which he treated pregnant mice and then looked at the male offspring to see if they had the same kinds of effects that were seen in rats. And the answer was no, not at the same dose level. He could not reproduce the kind of testicular agenesis or dysgenesis that is observed in rats. He couldn't reproduce it in mice. Recently there was a study in which Richard Sharpe's group also treated pregnant marmoset monkeys and again they could not reproduce the same kind of testicular effects that one might see in rats. And yet we have the study from Shayna Swan that suggests that there is some kind of an association. How is it that we can reconcile that lack of effect where we know there's a treatment and some of the human data that is being reported? It's very difficult to do that I think. I have a scribble here. One more recovery study for you. The first author's name is Barlow, B-A-R-L-O-W. He worked with Paul Foster and as a postdoc they looked at the recovery of animals that had been treated in utero and then allowed to recover. They were looking primarily at nibble retention for example and some of the other sensitive endpoints. So that's another one that you may want to look at. We as a group have been trying to delve deeper into the issues of developmental toxicity. How is it that we can come up with a system by which we can either screen or we can investigate the mode of action? We went to some investigators at Michigan State and we asked them to conduct some studies for us. There was a pointer here. They got some cells, mouse lating cells that do express testosterone. Thank you. They treated the cells with either MEHP or DEHP for up to 48 hours. I've just listed some of the effects here. What I wanted to show you was this graph. Someone mentioned to me why am I showing this graph? The reason I'm showing this graph is because the testosterone level goes up with increasing dose of MEHP. That's not at all what we wanted. It was supposed to go down. This as a model system obviously wasn't going to work. We've also been working with a group at Brown University that has working on a technique in which they transplant tissues from a fetal rat into an adult mouse and from fetal mouse into an adult rat. Looking at whether or not the fetal tissue responds the same way in a host species, a different species. I can't tell you the entire results. I think there's been one paper published from the group so far. It does appear that the native tissue responds the same way as it would in the intact animal. So the mouse does not show the kind of testicular related effects that would be seen in an intact mouse, even though it's implanted in a rat and vice versa. This group also has a grant, not from us, but they have a grant to look at a human tissue from abortuses. The data are very preliminary but it would suggest that maybe humans are along the same kind of responders as mice. In other words, they can't seem to find the same kind of testicular related effects. There are a lot of questions here. The kinetics, for example, how robust is the transplant. Hopefully this will lead to a mode of action. At least that's what we're looking for. So what I want to ask you is a question about just how appropriate is the rat as the model. If we know that we have these other species that don't seem to respond the same way and with a rat we got all kinds of effects, is it appropriate to use only the rat? I mean you are not bound by statute to use the most sensitive animal species. You have the scientific freedom to really adjust your conclusions based on the most appropriate species. I hope that you can do that. The other question I have for you is a bit self-serving. I work for industry. We in industry are faced with a situation where we don't have a mode of action for many of these things. What level of evidence could we provide to you as an example of independent evaluation group? What level of evidence could we provide to you to demonstrate the lack of an effect in a human? I'm not sure I know what that is. Short of determining what the mechanism is in a rodent and demonstrating that that doesn't occur in a human, I don't know what else we could do. Perhaps that's something that could be discussed over the course of time. Thank you. Thank you. If I could add something to your last statement that makes it a neutral statement as opposed to a biased one. When you declare that you want to find that something isn't relevant, you're indicating a bias when in fact we are supposed to be independent and I think it's important to us to find out what are the data that shows either no relevance to humans or relevance to humans. There's an equal chance that this would be relevant. So I don't think we should be looking just under those rocks that might show that it's not relevant. Another point, you said that humans and mice seem not to react like the rat and I think that's a very important word, seem. Absolutely. There are kinds of issues that could make if we were to look at them, marmosets and other monkeys and mice react similarly to rats. At a simple level, it would seem to me that a comparison just starting off with in vitro looking at rat cells and showing that they respond at any point testosterone synthesis or whatever. And then try to find a mouse line that you could compare it to. That apparently hasn't been done. That's correct, it has not been done. And the reason it hasn't, well that it hasn't been done with mice because my colleague Nina could probably answer that better than I was. Those tissues don't seem to retain the same capability for the synthesis once you take them out of the intact. Maybe it's a matter of the combination of cells, the environment that we put them in. As Nina mentioned, there was a study by a French group, Lambrose, the first author's name. And they looked at cultured rat cells and they looked at cultured human cells. And they got a response sort of with the rat cells and didn't get any with the human cells at least with respect to testosterone effects. Whether that's convincing enough, that's a question you're going to have to unfortunately decide. Another issue I think relates to when I was reading the study on marmosets they didn't see in effect when they look at the endpoint. But assuming there is a mode of action that phthalates are inducing. There must be, right? Then really the critical question is does the phthalate get to that whatever that's going to cause the effect. It obviously doesn't get to the rats because we're getting in effect. Does it do so in the marmoset monkey? And we don't know that. As far as I can tell from this one study, and I'm not an expert in this area, but just reading that one study, they make no mention of what the target dose is. That's true, they do not. And until you have that, seem has to be the word that you use. You are correct that how much pharmacokinetics, or toxicokinetics plays into the lack of response isn't entirely known. Certainly there are reports in the literature that talk about the blood levels in marmosets relative to rats. Pregnant marmosets versus pregnant rats. That was a kinetic study that again, we sponsored because to try and answer exactly that same question. And there is very much a difference in the dose that reaches the target in a rat versus a marmoset. At least based on the blood levels. In a way that would explain the results. I'm sorry? You said there's a difference. There is a difference. And is that difference as a go in a way consistent with the results? That is effect in the rats and not in the marmosets. So is it lower? It is lower by a factor of, I've forgotten, five or eight, is it? I don't know if that is enough of a difference in the dose to account for the lack of a response. I bring these up because these are the issues that we're going to have to grapple with and in the absence of data it's a challenge. I do respect the fact that you will have a lot of information to review. If you find there are questions like that I would encourage you to funnel them through CPSC to the ACC. There may well be information that you simply don't have at your fingertips. Thank you. The mouse may not react in the same way as the rat. Can you suggest a mechanism for these differences? I wish I could. Can you suggest a mechanism as to why the marmoset doesn't react in the same way as the rat? Are you suggesting that mouse and marmoset are more like humans than the rat? I'm suggesting that a marmoset could be more like a human. Is there any evidence you would base that statement on which would help us make headway with these comparisons? What kind of evidence would you feel comfortable with? For example molecular mechanisms but you said already that's not available. Any other evidence you want to suggest really? I'm at a loss but you need to help us. I would be very grateful if you could. Can I give that some thought? Or is at this point the only fact that might suggest more relevance of the marmoset to the human that both are primates? Is that all? Certainly that is one factor. At this present point in time you're not aware of any other additional material evidence. Maybe Nina is. The lead author of Scott in 2009 and that's a really state of the science summary of what's known about fetal steroidogenesis across several different species. That highlights research areas, strengths and weaknesses. Just bring that to your attention. Just to be transparent about it that report was commissioned by CEPHIC so that was industry funded. To repeat Chris's comments earlier CEPHIC had no input on the conclusions of that study. The idea was to try and generate research ideas for further programs. This Scott et al report is not published in the peer reviewed literature but it is. Where is it? I think it's in endocrinology reviews. It's like a 20-30 page paper. It's very thorough. I think one of the questions Andreas was asking was one of the slides you were alluding to. I think there were two studies in humans, the Janu study where they put the cream on men and then also the ECMO study, the neonate study, as showing no associations with human health endpoints. Those studies, especially the NICU study where they looked at these children when they were younger adults or in puberty was an extremely small study. I think there were 19 children followed. It was published but I wouldn't really put any weight on it just because of the small sample size detecting anything would be nearly impossible. From a statistical perspective, absolutely. I agree with you. There have been discussions within FDA about doing a follow up to a larger population but as I understand that is not a simple undertaking. So I guess the question of priority has come up and whether or not that's something that is worthwhile funding. You were hinting to species differences and hinting to the fact that the blood levels of the delates might be different. That was the mama set in the red study by Kessler and maybe you know that you also have some blood data in the meantime available also for humans. We had a single data set from our study a couple of years ago but in the meantime I think also Michael had the honour to be at the Berlin conference and some new data has been presented and to my recollection in essence the outcome was that the human data was more comparable to the red data than the mama set data. I think Reiner it was an eCPI study. It was the eCPI study dealing with the conversion factors and it was also confirmed by Johannes Filzer who independently together with Fromme did the same sort of study but we did the study of 10 individuals and Johannes had a lower amount of people. Again to make the point my recollection was that human data was very much comparable with the red data and not the mama set data. Is this data available for the committee to see? I think Mike Babich was at this closed BFR environmental protection workshop and he has the data. We have probably to clarify whether he can get the whole data collection but I think from our study that will be available once upon a time. To be clear the study is still in the reporting phase at the moment. We haven't got a final report available. We debated extensively amongst ourselves as to whether it would be useful to provide a summary at this point but frankly until the data analysis and reporting is complete I don't think that's reasonable to do just yet. But given the duration of your review I think it's reasonable to conclude that we should have that available before your deliberations are concluded. We certainly appreciate having that. Any other questions, comments? If not we will take a short break and then the committee will reassemble. Thank you to all the speakers. All right can we just briefly come back to the meeting. One two before we quickly adjourn. Just to thank everyone again for their presentations and to encourage you to submit to us any information that you feel will help us in our task. I think that's really critical and we really value that. Since as you all I think can tell this is a very difficult charge that we've taken upon ourselves and we want to walk away from the report being confident that we've done the best job we can. Having said that if there are no comments from the committee I'm going to adjourn this meeting and we'll re-adjourn tomorrow morning at I believe it's 8.30. Again thank you all.