Welcome to the 2015 NCHA Ferturity. We've had the popular final, the John Deere Division of the Open and I'm with the victorious Cody Porterfield who wrote This is a Third and marked at 222. How does it feel to be the John Deere Champion, Cody? Unbelievable. Yes, ma'am. Very, very good. Very blessed.  You're more than double your earnings. That's a great boost. I guess, ma'am, it feels really good. Feels really good. So take us through your run. Well, Jamie and Clay and Taryn and Boyd, they just, right before we went down there, I'm pretty bad about getting pretty wound up and they just told me to settle down and cut clean and let that horse do the work. Don't try to overdo it and just sit still and let him work. So they, it was pretty good. The first kiaw was a little trickier than it scared me a little bit, but it turned out really good. That horse stayed really smart the whole time and it was just really good. The horse was really smart. So what does it mean to show in this Coliseum and to win here? Oh, everything. It's, you know, everybody I look up to is done good in here.  It sure does feel good to do good, finally. That's the slowest two and a half minutes ever? Uh-huh. Yes, ma'am. It sure took a while. Yes, ma'am.  Well, I don't know about that. I sure feel like I've had a lot of people that's helped me along the way, you know, and that gives me a lot of confidence. So tell us, describe what this is a third is like. He's always been pretty good. He was pretty easy. Trace Campbell, the guy, buddy of mine that works for me, he started him and he's been pretty easy the whole time. He's always tried hard and I would say that's his best feature and he's real smart about a cow and he's strong for a smaller horse too and that really helps because I'm a pretty big guy so it takes a pretty strong one to whip me around there but he just tries so hard every time and that's what I love about him. Now you've got the Sammys coming up. Did you feel like this was a, I mean besides winning this, another good practice run for the Sammys? It felt really good, yes ma'am. You know, anytime you can come in here and get a run under you, it sure makes you feel better for the next time. Well, best of luck with the Sammys and congratulations. Thank you very much. Appreciate it. Thanks for joining us. Yes ma'am.


Alice de Roschild was born in Frankfurt in 1847. She was the youngest of her parents, seven surviving children. And in 1898 she inherited Wadston Manor, which had been built by her brother Ferdinand. At Wadston she is most often remembered as the custodian of her brother's creation. Somebody who kept his vision intact rather than being remembered as a collector or a person or an actor in her own right. As you can see from this room she was also a great collector. She collected medieval and Renaissance paintings, early English pottery, and was very keen on ceramics of all types. And in fact she furnished three of her own houses. She had three great gardens. She spent six months of the year in the south of France in later life. And she's a much fuller character than merely the guardian of what her brother created. The centenary of Alice's death has given us a real opportunity for more in-depth archival research, both with the letters and documents we hold here but also in other collections. We found some really interesting insights and information into who Alice was and what her interests were. When she was only 13 her mother died and Alice then joined the household of her sister and spent time visiting other family members. She didn't really have a home of her own and her aunt Charlotte later describes as being like a shuttlecock. One important friendship she makes at this time is with her cousins Constance and Annie. She visits them in the 1860s at their house in Aston Clinton in Buckinghamshire. And this sketchbook we have shows this wonderful view of Aston Clinton House with these four young women in the background playing croquet. And we know from Alice's letters to Constance that this was something that they did spend time doing both on that occasion but in later years as well. Alice maintains that connection with Buckinghamshire later in life, her and Ferdinand by adjoining estates at Wadden and Eathrop which they develop in tandem with one another.  What we're looking at here is a recreation of Alice's sitting room in Wadston as it was in about 1910. And we're really lucky in that we've got these amazing early colour photographs of some of Alice's interiors and flower arrangements. But mainly focusing on this room which was her sitting room. And they show exactly which pictures hung where, which porcelin was on which piece of furniture. And what we've been able to do because we're in the very fortunate position of still having virtually everything that was in Alice's room is put it back in its original position. And I think the rest of her family was fascinated with objects with the 18th century French royal provenance. And so this chest of drawers by Jean-Henri Wiesner was made for the contest de Provence for her living quarters at the Palace of Versailles. So whilst this room demonstrates Alice conforming to Rothschild taste, she also collected a number of objects that were quite different from those collected by the rest of her family. I'm currently standing in the Armour Corridor in the Bachelor's Wing surrounded by the collection of arms and armour assembled by Miss Alice after the death of Ferdinand to replace the collection sent to the British Museum at that time. Although she was the guardian of Wadsden for 20 years, she also contributed to the collection in this way. And in collecting arms and armour, maybe something slightly unusual for a woman to be collecting at this time. Although Wadsden was home to Miss Alice, she also had several other properties and she would travel between each of them. When she wasn't at Wadsden, the house was put to bed in a way that we still recognise today. This involved packing away porceling into boxes and also covering furniture with tailor-made covers to avoid the buildup of dust and also light damage. Some of these practices became known in later times as Miss Alice's rules and some of things that are recognisable today as good practice for conservation. For example, the exclusion of light by using blinds for light control. Also asking visitors not to touch the collection. She asked her guests not to smoke in the vulnerable parts of the house which today we recognise as just common sense within this kind of environment. On top of everything else, Alice was a great gardener and the deathedil slope here behind me is reminiscent of the slopes of Phelps that she planted at the Villa Victoria, her estate in Grasse, near Cannes, in the south of France. It was there that she created a huge garden with large palm trees and succulents but also beds of pansies and violas and wallflowers. All immaculately maintained by an army of about 70 gardeners. And one spring Queen Victoria became a regular guest which sent Alice into overdrive. She was running up and down the mountain making sure everything was looking tip-top, issuing commands, issuing orders to widen the path for Queen Victoria's pony cart and that caused Queen Victoria to call her the all-powerful. Even when she was away in France she kept a very close eye on what was happening in the gardens here at Waterston and at Eithrub, the adjacent property which was her summer daytime retreat and where she'd laid out her first garden. And she'd write to her head gardener Johnson with detailed instructions to, for example, make sure all the keyholes on the doors of the glasshouses were shut and all the water tanks were flushed properly. And she even ordered him to replace the soil around the fruit trees with better quality, especially imported soil. And between the two of them, Alice and Johnson raised the standard of the gardens here at Waterston to even greater heights. And amongst her other contributions are the fantastic rose beds and the wonderful three-dimensional carpet bedding. But throughout it all it was quality that she insisted upon. I really admire her single-mindedness, her fearlessness and her ability to live her life and not be confined by social expectations so she didn't get married, she didn't seem to feel as though she ought to get married and she continued doing what she wanted to do We're hoping that by shining a light on Alice we can celebrate her energy, her dedication, her quest for perfection and her independent spirit.


Ladies and gentlemen, dear colleagues, it's a great pleasure to be part of today's Open Source Policy Summit. Not so long ago, many people would have thought that Open Source was a little more than a gig hobby. Most businesses would look at it as a distant threat or as a niche activity intended to push an ideal. Instead, Open Source proved itself to be a success story on how an idea of open collaboration to bring to life new ideas while allowing everyone to benefit from them can also be a viable business case and achieve a significant scale across the world. Open Source is in fact a long list of success stories. The best high-performance computers in the world are running on Open Source components. Linux is pouring the internet, its servers and the devices that connect to it. All of you attending the summit today have contributed in many ways to this evolution and I really would like to congratulate each of you for that. Many businesses nowadays are investing in Open Source to create value for their shareholders. As you pen commissioner, my question is also about value. How to maximize the value for Europe and of course its citizens and how to choose the best policies to achieve this goal. There are many examples of Open Source public policies around the world but we should focus efforts where these policies can make a real impact. How do we embed Open Source into our public administration to make them more efficient and of course resilient? How do we create an enabling framework for the private sector to invest into Open Source to create collaborative innovations, opportunities and jobs? If Open Source software has already created many opportunities newer trends such as Open Hardware, Open Computing, Open Electronics can be a factor of significant change in many industries and supply chains. Driving these chances and capturing their benefits is a social challenge we must address. But Open Source also makes us think differently about our own policies. Cybersecurity of Open Source is going to be fundamentally different. Scrutinizing artificial intelligence powered by Open Source may in fact become an easier challenge. So today's summit definitely asked the right question. How do we create a winning Open Source culture in Europe? And I'm eager to see the answer that will be given to this question. In a few minutes, we will also learn about the results of the study and the impact of Open Source on technological independence, competitiveness and innovation. The findings of this study and discussions you will have today will give us of course important input to strengthen our policies and to generate a real value for Europe through Open Source. So I would like to wish to all of you today a very successful discussion. Thank you.


okay here we go so i'm supposed to finish um one of this to um every day not today yeah but today but it looks like i've already done almost three quarters of it and it's not even midday yet i don't i don't know how much water you drink but i think water is very important let me know in the comment section how much water you drink in a day if you don't drink up to this is this is 3.2 liters yeah if you don't drink up to 3.2 liters you are really not helping your body and i think um my wanting to drink water also comes from um i think a kidney stone scared that i got like four years ago is it four years or five years yeah so yeah i like to drink a lot of water but also do not drink too much water don't drink 10 liters a day i think an average of three to four liters for the adults is fine but uh no i'm not here to talk about water today i'm here to talk about something completely different and uh i was thinking about this yesterday which is sunday and i actually think that this video should have been recorded yesterday because you know i was thinking of recording something to motivate anybody who wants to hear it yeah that's what i wanted to do it's just pretty random and as usual i'm really really loving the setup so it's easy for me to just sit here and talk or easy for me to just set up and talk when i have something on my mind and you guys have also said that you like the random stuff so i'm gonna be doing a lot more and there's a lady behind me who had traveled to the Netherlands and she's back so yeah usually she would be upstairs working but since we're doing random i decided hey you know what you can just feel free and do your work and wait let me make sure i'm recording feel free and do your work and i'll feel free and do my vlog so yeah Elaine is in the back there and oh yes we're gonna do a follow-up video of why we choose the one we love so you guys should look out for that also coming soon so in the meantime yeah what did i want to talk about and why did i want to record this video even yesterday i wanted to record it yesterday and post it maybe this morning because it's more like a motivational message that i got that i've been thinking about the whole of yesterday and it's it's just about looking back you know everyone's in a while because we're in november it's november 16th and this year although we've been faced with a lot more challenges than usual i think overall this year has been a steady climb especially for me because there are a lot of things that i wanted to do that i may have not done all of it or all of them but i've been able to do so much this year regardless of everything that has been happening and it just hit me that i mean for ambitious people professionals people who are the biggest critics and never you know have enough or never satisfied with what they get it's it's so easy for you to be caught in a you know space where you don't really celebrate your progress or you don't even see it in the first place and i've been mentioning this a lot in a lot of videos about you know celebrating your little victories and i i guess when it compounds and you're able to notice it it's it's really something that feels really good like do you remember the time when let me take it all the way back when you were a kid and you were you know wanting to grow up and do things on your own like can you remember the some of the things that you wanted to do if you were an adult that you would do like you thought maybe as a kid because they don't let you eat ice cream when you grow and you're an adult you eat all the ice cream you want because you can afford it and then you grow up and you start eating all the ice cream you want and you realize that it comes with a lot of problems diseases weight gain and all these things that your body doesn't need and on the more positive side you know all the things that maybe from you know your formative years i would say from junior high school when you wanted to become this you wanted to become that or you wanted to do certain things that you thought i mean you couldn't wait to achieve them and then you look back now and maybe maybe just maybe your path has changed maybe you're doing something else but it's something that you love you've grown you've evolved but at the moment you're actually slaying your own dragons you're actually you know killing it's wherever you are and you are adulting by yourself i mean adulting is i mean it comes with its only problems but do you remember like back when you used to want all these things that are coming to you one day at a time i mean you're doing it you are achieving goals you are doing the things that you said you do you are taking care of yourself you're taking care of the people around you do you remember all of all those things if you do or if you don't then well today i'm going to remind you that every once in a while just look back at all the little things that you said you do more of that you actually are doing them now but not realizing and gratitude is something that well maybe is the basis for this particular videos gratitude and celebrating little victories because the reason why we may not be as happy as we want to be is because we are often caught up in a lot of the things that we're still looking forward to doing instead of enjoying what's in the present while comparing it to where we used to be in the past it could have been worse if you ask me it could have been worse but you're here now you're doing the things you wanted to do and i get it i mean as humans our basic instincts or we are made or we're built to look forward to the future i mean we are the only species that um saves or have been able to you know make the future a thing where we look forward to it where we plan towards it and we achieve for it but then again our insatiable want for more can also rob us completely of the joy of what is in the present and what we're doing and it so happens that most of us are caught up in you know how the present is going or how it's not tying into the future they hope to achieve and that brings them down because they can't see the little achievements for what they are so today is motivation monday and if you're watching this particular video right now i'm not going to continue rumbling or continue going on i just wanted to remind you that everyone's in the wow if you can if you will if you should please try and just take a look back and see how far you've come it's been an incredible journey for me so far i mean i didn't think that from third january when i recorded my first video i would still be doing what i'm doing now and sitting here and actually doing what i want to do and loving it and surviving and being able to you know just live so yeah i'm really grateful for all the people that i have encountered and all the lessons that i have gotten over the past 11 months and i think you probably should take the time to do the same if you haven't done that as often as you wanted to yeah so yeah that's it for this video i hope it's very short and you should drink your water it's very important i probably finished this before three p.m and i'll drink a little more but i'll make sure i'm not going to drown my body internally so yeah my name is Kwame and if you like this video click a thumbs up if you don't like it maybe you should do a thumbs up twice and if you haven't subscribed to my channel hit the subscribe button and hit the bell button select all so you get notified anytime i post another video when i'm not doing youtube i'm doing documentary films and voiceovers and thank you for watching this particular video i will cut you again very soon in my next video hopefully featuring oh she hates it when i do my wife so no hopefully featuring Elaine will come your way very soon cheers bye for now


It's only been a few months since our last news roundup but people seem to like that last one, so why don't we do it again? Let's dive into a few news stories and deepen our depth of field to see what the long-term implications are. How would these stories be covered in 50 years, when our infrastructure and way of life may be vastly different? This is the LowTech Podcast. Hello and welcome. I'm Scott Johnson from the Low Technology Institute, your host for podcast number 70 on May 5th, 2023, coming to you from the LowTech Recording booth. Thanks for joining us. Today we're looking back at some news stories and doing a little bit of project updating. And don't forget to follow us on Twitter, our handle is at low underscore check no, like us on Facebook, find us on Instagram, subscribe to us on YouTube and check out our website lowtechinstitute.org. There you can find both of our podcasts, as well as information about joining and supporting the Institute and its research. Also some podcast distributors put ads on podcasts, unless you hear me doing the ad, someone else is making money on that advertising. While all of our podcasts, videos and other information are given freely, they do take resources to make. If you're in a position to help support our work and be part of this community, please consider becoming a monthly supporter for as little as $3 a month through our Patreon page patreon.com slash lowtechinstitute. Another way to support us is to donate your used car. Anyone in the US can contact us and your used car will be picked up, sold and the proceeds come our way. If you're interested in helping us out, get in touch with us at info at lowtechinstitute.org. If you'd like to sponsor an episode directly, please get in touch with us through our website lowtechinstitute.org. We are constantly bombarded by news that feels like it's important. That's the job of the media, make everything seem relevant. But few things will make it into the history books. If we're looking at today's stories from the perspective of 50 years into the future, they may seem less explosive. And that, incidentally, leads me to our first story. Elon Musk's SpaceX today launched the first test flight of Starship, its 400 foot rocket meant to one day send people to the moon and eventually Mars. The most powerful rocket ever built blasted off from its launch base in Texas. We should have had separation by now. Obviously, this does not appear to be a nominal situation. Only to explode roughly four minutes into its flight, the rocket we should say was unmanned. Musk says the next launch attempt will be in a few months. A little over a week ago, SpaceX's new super heavy rocket exploded after a few minutes flight time. Of course, the team tried to put a good face on it saying that anything above the launch tower was icing on the cake, but it was a pretty public explosion. And most of the public is not used to iterative engineering testing. So often I get the question of whether or not space travel fits within a low tech future. And to quote Lovejoy on the Simpsons, short answer is yes with an if. Long answer is no with a but. Let's take the yes answer first. If we understand that we have limited resources, we can choose how to use them. If we revamp our lives in such a way that we're living within the energy supplied to us by the sun and renewable systems on the planet, and we have enough left over, and we decide collectively that space travel is something we want to pursue, we should have enough resources left over for space exploration. But there's a lot of ifs in that sentence. For the most part, I don't think that we will decide that space exploration is the best use of our resources. I know some people will come back and say we have made such great discoveries and quality of life improvements as side effects of the challenges of space travel, but there are other ways that we can challenge ourselves that do not involve the primary goal of colonizing other planets. So I think the realistic answer is actually no. Right now, the only way to get to space is to merge huge amounts of fuel, although I imagine it would be possible to make a hydrogen fueled rocket and hydrogen can be produced through electrolysis and would be a climate neutral fuel if done through, you know, solar panels or wind generation. But if we don't get behind major changes to our existing infrastructure on this planet, we're going to have other things to worry about then getting to Mars. Ironically, though, living on Mars would challenge people to create circular systems of energy, nutrients, and waste. Other than the infrastructure on the Mars base itself, the inhabitants would have to live within their energetic means. There is no fossil fuel on Mars to allow them to expand beyond their resources. We can look at this as a kind of a small scale version of our current world. We have used a large amount of energy to create the infrastructure we have, but now we have to live on what's available to us, not what we can dig out of the earth. And now let's head back to earth for our next story. Days of protests erupting in the streets of Paris, the unrest fueled by anger over the government's plan to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. Protesters tossed fireworks at police as they clashed for a third straight night. Hundreds have been arrested across the country since protests began in January. I don't need to go into a lot of social commentary on our current retirement system or really lack thereof in the United States compared to France or other peer countries. Over the last few months, the French have been increasingly upset about the increase of the retirement age, leading to street protests and strikes. And this gets to something that is a core and fundamental question for any industrialized society or pre-industrial society, and will remain a question in a post-industrial world. When should people be able to stop working? This is really an unreal question. Before industrialization, only about 10% of people had what was called a craft specialization or something that could be classified as a job apart from farming. 90% of people were farmers and it wasn't that grandma and grandpa would just stop farming when they reached a certain age. In the pre-industrial world, everybody contributed somehow to the household. Children helped with farm and domestic tasks. Young adults and parents were the most productive workers in both on and off farm jobs. But then as people aged, they aged quickly because of their physical labor of their work and pre-industrial medical knowledge wasn't so great. So grandparents may not have been as directly productive and in the field or home, but they contributed with what is called aloe parenting in anthropology. That is, they were partial parents for grandchildren, freeing the adults to be more productive. Humans are actually one of the only animals who survive past reproductive age, and it's thought that grandparenting was the reason for this. In addition to freeing up parents, grandparents can pass on important knowledge that humans need for interacting with their environment and society. So before industrialization, there was no such thing as retirement age. People were taken on a case-by-case basis and allowed to contribute what they could, but also to rest when they couldn't. It was only when we transitioned to the industrial jobs that a set age was established for retirement. Although a one-size-fits-all retirement age is useful on some level, it fails to take into account the variety of jobs done today. Very vigorous and physical jobs require an earlier retirement age or at least transition to a supervisory role in later years of employment, whereas knowledge sector and other less physical jobs can often be competently carried out well past retirement age. So how does that inform our view of the future? I think we'll revert to a more individualistic work trajectory. Family members who are able to contribute in some way will do so, and the family will decide when it is time for somebody to take it easier than they want to. Hopefully, we'll have transitioned to systems that are more self-sustaining and locally derived, which make retirement savings less of an issue. Instead of a 401k, people might invest in their infrastructure so that their, for example, household electricity is paid for by its own generation, or investing in heating and cooling systems that require much less energy, this is all a way of saving for the future. Everybody deserves a life that has some downtime for rest and relaxation. One of the biggest changes has to be social, or we start to appreciate the importance of time off and retirement throughout life, not just working ourselves to the bone with the promise of a future time of leisure. I think younger generations have a different view of work than those older than me who could potentially have gotten a job out of high school or college and stayed with it their entire career. But those younger than me changed jobs and even fields much more often. This may help us transition to emphasizing working to live rather than living to work. Speaking of retirement... President Biden has arrived in Poland tonight, after making an unannounced visit to Kyiv just days ahead of the one-year anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The administration says it informed Moscow before Biden arrived. This marks the first visit by a U.S. president to Ukraine in 14 years. With the support of the... Things have been at a bit of a standstill in Ukraine, hearing about cities taken or liberated, but no large movements on either side. But that may change as the muddy spring season ends and a drier summer sets in. President Biden visited Ukraine a little while back to show solidarity with Zelensky and the besieged country. This is a story that's going to continue to develop. One of the effects of this continued conflict is reducing dependence on Russian oil and gas, although Russia continues to supply India and China with large amounts of fossil fuels. Much of Europe has cut ties. The German press talks non-stop about liquid natural gas imports to bridge them over into the renewable energy future. And even Russia's sales to India and China are not bringing in the same amount of money as they are having to discount their product due to Western sanctions. The world is beginning to divide into two halves, somewhat reminiscent of the Cold War. A second effect is the rising cost of food. And the U.S. food costs are going up largely due to fuel and labor costs. In the global south, cheap Russian and Ukrainian wheat have been less available, causing increasing prices as well. All of this is to say that when we, as a society, depend on far-flung, distant places for things we absolutely need to live, we are more vulnerable to disruption. Even though in the short term, we save money purchasing cheaper goods and products from far away, in the long run we can be hung out to dry when local sources of the same material or product are no longer available because they've gone out of business. By transitioning to a more local economy, we are less likely to experience disruptions due to far away wars and other disruptions. No society or in pre-industrial history was able to reliably depend on the long-distance transport of staple goods. The only one that tried was Rome, and they famously had bread riots when shipments from Egypt did not arrive predictably. Speaking of empire... We're just four days away from the coronation of King Charles, and today we're learning more about the King's work in sustainability. He even helped build and design a town focused on the issue. Foreign correspondent James Longman is in Poundbury, England with more on the King's efforts to create a more eco-friendly place to live. So Poundbury is a town of about 5,000 people designed by then Prince Charles. The goals were walkable, sustainable, and human-scaled cities. Charles had chosen to emphasize sustainability and environmentalism, and this is great, and to be encouraged. And I'm not going to get into the pros and cons of a monarchy, but we can consider the now King Charles to be a person with great social and financial capital, so when he pushes in a direction it makes a difference. But then we have others, be they rulers of nations or prominent industry leaders who do not emphasize a real push to sustainable solutions for long-term living unless there is a short-term economic incentive to do so. Why is Charles different? It's long-term thinking. Unlike a CEO or politician who has to be constantly worried about shareholders or voters throwing him or her out of office on their rear end, Charles has job security, and while I do not support hereditary or non-democratically elected rulers, it's helpful for a leader to know that he or she can make good long-term decisions that do not provide immediate payoff. Politicians often worry about being made responsible for high oil prices, for example, and therefore make deals with morally questionable partners in order to keep costs down for their constituents. And while this has a short-term positive effect, it is a terrible way to run a country you expect to exist for the future, not to mention a continuing contribution to climate change. We are supposed to come together to elect government officials to do the things that we know are necessary but are not always the easiest to do through private industry or individual effort. But because business and government have become so intertwined, it's hard for the society's elected officials to do things in the long-term interests of the community. So those are just a few of the stories that caught our attention in early 2023, and now we're going to move on to talk a little bit about what we have going on around the institute. So we have been doing what I've been calling the DIY CSA. So CSA means Community Supported Agriculture, and if you have ever been to a farmer's market, sometimes you'll see a sign at different sellers saying, ask us about our CSA. And essentially what a CSA is like, it's a subscription service where each week you can go to the farm or a pickup location and get a box of produce, and that produce is whatever is in season, growing well, and available that week. It's less predictable, but you often help out the farmers, especially paying them upfront for the subscription that helps them with a cash influx at the most difficult time of year, which is spring when you have to do the most work, hire the most excess labor, you don't have much to sell. So it's a really useful model for the farmers. That's why it's Community Supported Agriculture. Then you get your box, you take it home, and you have different things to learn to cook with, and it varies throughout the season. It's kind of a fun model. It's like a reverse of one of those Blue Apron or one of those meal subscription services where they send you all the prepped stuff, whatever you want, whenever you want. This is here, here's a box of produce, go and enjoy, and you get stuff you wouldn't normally buy, and it expands kind of your cooking and culinary horizons. It's a lot of fun. And so usually you pay for your CSA subscription. In our version, what I'm calling the DIY CSA is really technically just called a Workshare CSA. So instead of paying your share, you come and provide labor. And so each week we have about five or six participants doing about a total of 10 shares coming in and working in the low-tech garden this year. And so they'll do a total of 10 hours of work each week. So that means an hour per person or an hour per share. And then they take home a box of produce. Right now we don't have a lot of produce, so it's been a lot of stuff from last year, applesauce, honey, squash, and things like that. So we are getting rid of our surplus that remains from last year in anticipation of things like the first things you eat are leaves, and then it's fruits, and then it's roots. That's kind of how it moves through the season. And so we already have a lot of lettuce in the ground. We are getting a lot of beds prepped. It's kind of a not in this bit of a churn of getting all the beds prepped, the compost spread out, the mulch. But people have been enthusiastic as is easier in the spring when we've all been cooped up in the winter. It's just exciting to be outside and the weather has been, oh, okay, good, not great. And so we have a variety of people signed up for the DIY CSA from, you know, a family to a couple of different individuals, friends, neighbors, and the like. So a real diversity of people. And the best part, from my opinion, is my neighbor is a master gardener, and she has been helping us with a technical aspect and been a real great help in the organization of, you know, various people trying to keep everything straight, which what beds have been planted, what beds need to be prepped, things like that. So we haven't gotten into heavy weeding season, but that's coming. So far, experiment is going well. And I'm hoping that it'll be a success. We're planting out potatoes and a lot of our winter crops already. So it's, it's fun to be thinking about the future already. The other thing that has been keeping me from podcasting, you may have realized that we missed our last episode. And I apologize for that, but we hope to be back to regular programming now. But we've had a bit of upheaval in the building process, in that we figured out a way to do a smaller building, and we'll be building a small office instead of a larger house and workshop that was kind of two halves of different things that may not have worked well together. So we're having a smaller build, which will be great because it'll be more manageable for our team. And so this has been a slight setback because we have to redo a lot of the plans and drawings and things like that before getting underway with the build. So it's a bit of a setback, a couple of weeks setback in the beginning, but the build should be shorter. So in the long term, it will pay off or at least come out equal. So what have we been doing? We're still felling trees. We have most of the trees down now. This weekend, our class will be out and we will go over how to properly fell trees in a quasi-safe way. I'm never going to say felt trees safely because it is inherently dangerous. And the minute you think you're safe is when it's the most dangerous because you stop paying attention. So we'll be felling trees and then we'll be going and milling them with our Sawyer Klaus, who's one of my neighbors a little ways off. And so we're going to go over how do you get these logs into the most efficient use and get the most timber and wood out of these logs. We have had another setback, unfortunately. I had spoken with one of our neighbors who farms and was very generously going to offer to drop off as much stone as we could use on the back of our property for the foundation. And then when I went to check in with him in April, he said, oh, I'm really sorry, we're just too busy. I don't have time to pick stone this year.  So sorry about that. So instead of having been picking stones for the entire month of March, depositing them, I had been doing other things. And so now we are well behind our stone collection. So that's going to be an issue coming up. So it's been two steps forward, one step back, a sort of progress here, but we are slowly making our way forward. And we have been touting our classes throughout the summer. And I think we're going to change those from a full class where it's everything's prepped, everything's focused on the students learning, you know, teachers on hand really focused on 100% on the students. What we're going to do is we're going to change it to more of a work and learn. So people with their own timber framing, chisels and equipment, we have a limited number to share. But for the most part, people coming out should have some of their own equipment and interest in doing this. And I will demonstrate some skills, and then they will practice them. And I will come give them feedback, but it's going to be less 100% devoted to the students. So it's going to be more of a work and learn a bit more of a learn by doing sort of situation. And we will obviously reduce the price. So if you are interested in learning some timber framing, but we're daunted by a class, this might be a good opportunity for you. So be in touch lowtechinstitute.org for more information on that. So that's it for this week. The low tech podcast is put out by the Low Technology Institute. The show is hosted and co produced by me Scott Johnson and co produced and edited by Hina Suzuki. This episode was recorded in the low tech recording room. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, YouTube and elsewhere. We hope you enjoyed this free podcast. 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Guys welcome back to my channel. My name is Nega and in today's video We're going to be reviewing all of the Fenty Beauty snapshot palettes So I'm super excited about that and then we're also going to be doing a makeup look with the snap shadow palettes So if you aren't interested thinking about buying some palettes Stay tuned for some swatches and a makeup look and if you haven't subscribed yet Make sure you click that button below and subscribe to my channel. All right guys So let's just hop right into it So the first palette we have here is true neutrals right Yes true neutrals. That is my cat. We're gonna go ahead and swatch them here So this is this one and this one Pretty decent And the color pigments really there like especially for this one. I really like that this one I wish was a little bit more pigmented So these are the shades nooky rookie and it's Sima down. So let's try this one Cups valet. Oh That is a pretty color. Oh This is a really nice copper color. I can definitely see myself using it and a bunch of looks So it's really cool. I think we're just gonna do three at a time. I feel like that's easier So I'm just gonna go ahead and swatch the next three. Yeah, I really like that. Can you see? So this shade is Valley cuffs then we have come and get it and then we have F-O Gatto So this is the entire first palette And I think it's pretty cool um These two would be really great like transition colors. These are really great shimmer colors and I love that this palette comes with Transition colors and similar colors. It's like you can definitely just use this palette on its own So now in the second palette we have Cool neutrals So cool neutrals is I love this I love this purple color But I think they're very adequately Described so essentially you just have some grayish taupe this taupe ish Colors here you get four shimmer shadows and then two matte shadows, which I think are going to be very beneficial And versatile for any look like I definitely think you can do entire looks with just one palette alone I definitely think they're like complimentary palettes and good to use together, which I think is the whole reason why they snap So I'm gonna go ahead and do some swatches on these So now you have the warm neutrals by the cool neutrals and you can really see the difference in color I definitely think on dark skin tones the cool neutrals Show up butter at least in terms of the shimmer shadows I definitely think there are some highlights like we have a really great winner here in that first palette But if you're a darker single and you're looking to get just one with really great shimmers in it I would definitely pick the cool neutrals palette but There's more So we also have number three, which I think might be One of my favorites hold on Had to unsnap them so three is deep neutrals And I think this is really your neutrals for your brown skin girls I think Rihanna had us in mind when she was making these so I would Just going to open this up really fast. Okay So these are like the perfect perfect neutrals if you have deep dark skin, and I'm gonna go ahead and swatch them for you now just gonna I'm gonna do this So we have so ignore my bracelet, but these are going to be the swatches for the deep neutrals palette so as you can see Watch sorry from off to right. We have nudie booty heaven sent smash or pass Fire freak shots fire. No fudge given. I think these are all like really perfect Companion palettes, I'm not sure if I would actually use This alone. I just for my eyeshadow looks personally. I like to have a light a really light color I think this could do it suffice, but I like mine to be a little Whiter base kind of like this color But you know whatever, but this is a really pretty palette on the go And I think I definitely would use this. I love this color right here. The shots fired. Oh my gosh. It's so cute But let's move on another one of my favorites number four. So this is the rose palette and it is just so Beautiful like look at all these pinks It's like just a great mavi pink palette And I think this is honestly kind of my iconic go-to shades when I'm doing any I look at all this reminds me of the Modern Renaissance palette by Anastasia about really hills this also kind of reminds me of the deep nude palette by Huda beauty and so this is just One of my favorites. Let's swatch. Oh Yes, I love this and the pigment on these colors like Sometimes when it comes to these lighter colors, I'm like, oh my god They're never gonna show up at my skin, but these are like you can see You can see it. Oh Look at that So much color Wow guys the way that one just lighted on Oh my gosh, that one is called Stunt Queen and truly she is living up to her name like this Is a beautiful color and it's like a nice like there's hints of like glitter in it Definitely kind of in the same category as the rest of the shimmer shadows, but I think this color I don't know. I think maybe it's just something about the brown skin It just really really reflects off of it really nicely. Oh Yeah Same with this one. Oh My gosh, have you ever seen anything so beautiful and I like that this one's a little more orange base I feel like especially for people with warmer skin tones. It's really good to have like Orange under base to your eyes shadows just because it helps keep that warmth If I'm wearing I use too many like cool shadows. I start looking like I have a black eye So I definitely look for shadows that have a little bit more warmth to them Just be some of my skin tone and complexion alone This one Like this is gonna be the perfect transition color the perfect color to just like warm up your crease and the pigment on these shadows guys unmatched So so so good And I'm so excited for this color. Okay, this one is called diva fever Diva fever and you can just see even in the pan that it just has more kind of glitter particles in the rest of them So this is what truly reminds me of like the huda Beauty palettes because you know she uses like those huge chunks of glitter at her palettes And it's so cute and I feel like this is definitely kind of and that same family So I'm gonna go ahead and swatch that now. Yes, and I can feel it I hope this camera does it justice Yeah, but this color is so beautiful and in the Sun you can see kind of has like silver pieces in it as well So it's super reflective. It's like a two-tone chrome glitter almost so it's like silver and a pink It's so beautiful Number four. All right I was late ill took a ridiculously long break But I am back now and we're going to get through the rest of these shadows and there is so many of them So five is peach like this palette as well This is something that would definitely be like outside of my comfort zone But I think this is a really nice really neutral palette and it's also like kind of on trend like Forze rose. This is peach. I feel like peach had a really big season with Too Faced So I definitely think this is a good palette to have Let's go ahead and jump into some of these swatches So here we have This is Bellini baby Chiro and hi pumpkin Bye pumpkin.  I mean I would use it But not my favorite wouldn't be my go-to you. I feel like the shimmer shadows in this palette though are really nice So you gotta pick and choose your babbles But that's number five Now number six we have smoky. So it's just gonna be some your standard smoky palette So you just have a nice a range here basically to make the perfect like Smoky I look I really like this purple in this palette as well I think it's a nice pop of color, but let's go ahead and swatch them.  This is black black It's called that deep so the first three colors we have are that deep Chet snuts and you up. I Really enjoy kind of this payoff like the color payoff of these shadows are really nice So if you're into it if you like it, I love it This color is called second date and I can already tell it's going to be like one of those like Kind of like how that one color was in the four like I think it's gonna have a lot of glitter in it I can already tell it does Yeah, so this one has a really cool dual chrome glitter. It's like Green and blue and like the shadow has only kind of a purpley base. So that's really cool Then we have this purple color. Oh This is really nice to you actually And then the first and this palette are second date which is a really beautiful dual chrome color So you have like green sparkles that kind of turn silver in here and the shadow. It's like a deep purple Color it looks really pretty in person. I would highly recommend that then the purple silver color You have is called patty cakes. I really like this as well I had a really nice color payoff it glided on super easily and then the deeper taupe grayish color here It's gonna be tan lines. I thought this color came off kind of chalky on my skin. I wouldn't I Wouldn't personally use these colors if I was going to buy this palette or I mean, I guess I have this palette I would kind of stay in these colors. I think they had the best color payoff, especially for my skin tone Great we are almost done so seven This is a really cool color story So this is called cadet and it really is like all these really cool army colors So you have like a yellow a deep green This is really beautiful. Oh my god, look at this color Wow, so this is like kind of like a off-white like hints of green like really pretty like Shimmer glitter color it looks guys It looks so good And then yeah, so this is just a really interesting color story. I would say this is a pretty unique To this palette. I don't think I've ever seen any other Eye shadow palettes that had a color story like this. So let's jump right into the swatches. I'm like clean arm So I really love the shimmer colors in this palette I think what's really hard to do is to get a lot of color payoff with like matte Palettes, but I think we really get that here and this color and this color so in The she salute and the glamour camera. We really get a strong color payoff with matte shadows Which I feel like is so hard to do. So big ups to Rihanna. I Am loving this and the last but certainly not least I would say this is probably my absolute favorite favorite Palette in the collection. So this is number eight and this is essentially pastel for us So all these colors, it's the only one in the collection that is completely shimmer So if you're getting this one, you're definitely gonna have to use it with another palette either the deep neutrals Or just another palette that you have but this is so Pretty like oh my gosh, and I'm actually wearing the purple color underneath my eyes right now It's just Let's dive right into these swatches. I am so excited. Oh my gosh, okay so this is mothers boy Mova Mova So you can see here. It's not As pigmented as I would like but it's a nice. It's called pastel frost for a reason So it's a nice pastel color that we have the screen color coming up And I like this one a lot better. This is called Mu la la Because we're all about the money. Oh, and this one builds up really really really nicely So this is a great color Just to have Focus here, please camera Yeah, so this one builds up really nicely.  Oh, and it's a nice like bubble gummy pink. Oh And all these colors build up pretty nicely. I would say except for the blue one I have trouble getting that to like really build up But you know like like I said earlier It's really hard to work with these shimmers So I think honestly for what we're getting I think that's a pretty good job And the last color is gonna be this teal color.  I Think my favorite colors so far are the green the pink and the teal I think the gold is something, you know, it's nice to have I definitely think it was a must include for the palette But overall, I feel like it's really easy to find a nice go gold for deeper Complessions, but like these colors like this teal. I think it's really unique and completely justifies game this palette The pink it's okay, but the screen. Oh my gosh, it's so beautiful I used to myself just creating so many looks and just having it be like Out a little bit And just having it be like the accent color so Back at it again With clean arms All right guys, so my final thoughts on the Fenty snap shadows palette I would definitely go with number one of those true neutrals. I Really like the colors in this. I think it's perfect for just an everyday look And I definitely think you get a lot of use for out of this packet. I think I Keep calling eyeshadow palettes packets and I don't know why I I don't know why I do that Um, but I definitely think you get the most use out of this palette. It's really great for like everyday use And so I think this Will be like one of the biggest bangs for your box. I did like the deep neutrals palette Which is gonna be number three here I think this is also a really great neutral if you have a deeper skin tone and this chrome color in the middle heaven set is To dye for but in terms of my skin color and my skin tone I'm a 390 so i'm not exactly on that 400 range yet But if you are in that 400 range, I think this would be the Best neutral palette for you. So just you know take it with a grain of salt I definitely think a neutral palette is something that every woman needs The cool neutrals. It's it's a no for me. I have warm skin. I like warm colors I like wearing a lot of colors and cool neutrals just don't align with that vision But if you're more of an icy girl, then maybe that's for you But I definitely would recommend getting one of the neutral palettes I think for a brown skin girl like me a number one true neutrals will be perfect for you in terms Of the colors. I think honestly Seven This is a pass. This is a pass for me I really Like the idea of it and I love this color of money mission the first one It's just so pretty on and it's such a unique color But the rest of the color is the navy blue And the yellow were kind of chalky to apply and there's just no duochrome here So I don't think it's really worth it. Uh, if you're thinking about it Maybe try it out, but honestly, this is some a palette where I would skip and save my money Another palette I really wanted to recommend one set smoky palette. So Almost dropped the palette Don't want to do that So I definitely would recommend this one number six smoky and the reason why I want to recommend this is because it has that Duochrome color and it's so beautiful So this the duochrome in this palette is called second date and it has like just these beautiful hints of like blue and green and purple and it's just a really pretty Pretty eye shadow color it swatches really nice and it just has all these like reflective duochrome Uh Sparkles in it. So I definitely think the duochrome colors make the palettes worth it So for that reason I recommend six smoky and then I also recommend number four So that rose palette. So this one also has a duochrome color It's right here and this one is called diva fiva. So this one, uh, the duochrome in this has like hints of Gold and silver. I think it's really pretty on and I definitely think it's uh It's it's going to make this palette worth it for 25 dollars or is that how much they are I think that's how much they are. Sorry. There's a car Bye go away. Oh, it's fed ox. Maybe they're delivering something for me. I'll wait. Okay What was I saying? Yeah, so these duochrome colors, I think really make it worth it at the price point So right now at Sephora, they're one for 25 dollars or two for 45 dollars So I think for 25 dollars, you definitely want to make sure you're getting one of the palettes with the duochrome and that's going to be number four or number six So check it out. Uh, I did like number five the peach It was really unique and I used to in my eyeshadow video, but overall it doesn't have the duochrome. So I feel like pass I want duochrome for my money Uh, and then last but not least I definitely definitely definitely Love all the shivers in this palette, but this is definitely number eight Uh frost pastel. This is definitely or Pastel frost rather This is definitely a companion palette. If you're looking for an everyday eyeshadow palette I would highly recommend either the smoky Or the true neutrals, but this is definitely going to add to any palette that you have So I personally love playing with a lot of colors and my makeup looks So I think this is really just going to help take my game up the next level And this teal color is really unique. I love the purple the pink I already wear a lot of pink eyeshadows Like the rose palette So I definitely think that's going to help elevate some of my looks and I'm excited to experiment with the other colors such as the green uh the yellow and the blue So I definitely would recommend getting this one just because it is very unique to find so many beautiful colors in one palette It's rare that you have these kind of colors in any eyeshadow palette So I think this is just like the perfect perfect companion palette for any of them. So what I would even do is I would take one and eight Snap them together and I think this would be my everyday go-to. So when I'm traveling I would probably just bring this And then the shadows with me at night So then you know, I could have a really nice fun neutral like work Eyeshadow look during the day and then I can just you know add some color underneath my eye and then transition out tonight So I think that would be really cool. I do like that. They're so compact and they snap together I think it makes it perfect for travel. So I definitely think In that regards, it's like super innovative and I hope I see other brands do more things like this as well But overall, I really really like the palettes really like the executions. Uh, if you're being cost-conscious I definitely would recommend four and six the ones that have the duo chrome colors and kind of skipping over the The eyeshadow palettes that don't have that but definitely picking up a neutral Uh, yeah, so if you guys enjoyed this video, make sure you subscribe Uh comment down below what your favorite color of all the eyeshows were and I will see you guys next week with a new video by So I got my hair done And some of the braids were too tight. So I literally guys don't judge me. I took some of them out and now I just have like these short little braids at the sides So I need to figure out how I'm going to Make my hair cute for my trip, but I still have some hair left over which is nice Maybe I'll find a friend that can braid them for me or Maybe I will just do it myself What am I gonna do with my teeny tiny braids? Please help. Maybe I'll start a trend Be like the short braids in the front trend like Like I'm just jogging and look I have my level my trend my trend braids guys What am I gonna do with myself? I don't know I'm crazy, but I guess I'll figure it out I figure out all things all things are possible with jesus Hi guys, so I am editing this video right now and I am so tired and the video is already so long So I'm just gonna end it here. I will definitely post The makeup portion the makeup looked uh sometime next week. I have recorded it So I just need to edit that so stay tuned for that my loves also I wanted to show you guys I Did end up braiding the braid Myself look at it.  Okay, so it's really long Uh, but yeah, I braided it myself. So No more short braid twin trend 2020 it's just I braided it myself. So I feel talented. Let me know if you need your micro sun. I'm your girl All right. Bye guys


What's going on infinite and welcome back to another video if you guys into the channel? Make sure you guys hit that subscribe button turn on your post notification bell leave a positive comment down below for a chance to Get a post notification shadow at the end of today's video So as you guys saw Janice is currently downstairs making a smoothies and as you guys can tell by title and thumb to the video Your boy is basically gonna be pulling a savage prank on her as you guys know we recently moved into our new house So happy here. We're so blessed. We feel so at peace in this house guys. I don't know There's something about this house that just feels right. I honestly wish we would have bought it Unfortunately, it is the least so we're not gonna be here forever Yeah, it's just as much as I love it Janice feels exactly the same way probably even a little bit more than me But as you guys can tell by title and thumb to the video, I'm basically gonna be pulling an eviction prank on her So last night I was on photoshop And I kind of made like a little picture of like an eviction notice with all of our information on it And I sent it to my email now I would show you guys what it looks like, but unfortunately it has all of our information on it Obviously like her address names personal information stuff like that so I won't show you guys However, I do have it on my phone and it's in my email and that's exactly what I plan on showing Janice So what I'm gonna do right now is I'm just gonna set up the camera and I'm gonna call her up here acting off stressed out Saying that we're getting evicted because we haven't paid the last two months right now Obviously, this is all just complete BS, but you guys already know I got a silly I gotta seem stressed out I gotta act like I'm really getting kicked out my house So yeah, if you guys are ready for today's video make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button also comment down below Team Isaiah all day every day I already told you guys new house new heat new bangers That's how we come in on team Isaiah if you're on team Janice I would say that you should really consider switching because you know where the winning team will be here But what are like being said again if you guys are ready for today's video make sure you guys smash that thumbs up one And let's get into it. All right guys, so the cameras set up We are ready to go. She just turned off the blunder a couple of minutes ago So I know she should be ready to come up here when I call her Hopefully she doesn't have me waiting because I'm really impatient especially when it comes to pranks I'm trying to get the W and then go on about my day But yeah guys, I'm gonna call her up right now Make sure you guys comment down below team Isaiah all day every day and make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button. Let's get into it Hey Can you come up here real quick? Close the door. Close the door. Close the door. I don't want my grandfather right here Here what? What do you know I just got? Shit makes no sense bro What does this even mean? Read it What? Due to insufficient funds They're trying to say we didn't pay the last two months of rent so we're getting evicted How this has to be fake It's not fake. They emailed it to me the property manager You sure it's not nobody trying to scam on Spain? No, it's straight from the property manager But how does that make sense? We pay our rent I know and that's exactly what I was on the phone with them When you were downstairs making your smoothie I was on the phone with them for about a good 20 minutes They're trying to say that they never received the money in their account And I told them well the money was taken out of my account so where did the money go Exactly And they were like oh unfortunately that has nothing to do with us We can't you know that's out of our hands How is it out of their hands? We can show them our statements I understand that but they're saying that they never got the money in their account It makes sense, it makes sense if they don't get the money Obviously they don't have the money They're not receiving so I'm trying to figure out now where my money has been going Exactly So I think my next thing is I'm gonna have to call the bank but they're saying no matter what That we still have to get, we have to leave the house basically So I don't understand, if I can prove that I've been making my payments And it's not on the stake on my end, why do we have to leave? I get it, we're on the same page here but unfortunately they never got the money on their end I understand what you're saying So regardless of what's going on with us and our situation They never got the money So regardless of if it just was But how is that our fault? We've been doing what we were supposed to do You just thought of the right payment stuff? Yes, I linked it to our checking account and it's supposed to be taken out The money's been coming out The money's been coming out then where is it going to? Okay, that's what I'm trying to tell you I gotta call the bank now to figure out where has that money been going What account has that money been taken out of my account going to what account? I'm trying to figure it out You can't call them back and tell them that? I already discussed them They said unfortunately two months of no rent means that they have to get out Because then they're like oh and then if this takes too long then they don't pay They've been paying it We think we've been paying it We haven't We really haven't But that's not our fault Like they can't just give us like Like I don't know give us some time to like figure it out No, because they've already been two months Landlord, the owner of the house saying that he wants us out Because we haven't paid the two months worth rent It's that simple Unfortunately whatever's going on with us he doesn't care Hence the eviction letter I tried to break it down to them and all that saying you know what's going on I've been paying it I can show you the proof and all that They said well we're checking our account here The money's not in here So and you know he was like oh the owner is very What was the adamant, is that a word? I guess They used that word The owner is very adamant about getting you guys out of the house Because he hasn't been getting his money Okay well I need to try to speak with him then Because it's just like I don't understand You want to speak with the owner? Yes because he's not there Okay well then you're going to have to contact the property management And then they're going to have to give you the number to the owner And I don't even know if they're going to be able to do that I don't know if they do that We need to figure something out because we just moved in I understand we just moved in I'm not leaving Why are you about to cry? Because we're about to get kicked out of our house What are you talking about? I don't want to get kicked out I'm not even done buying all my furniture I still have stuff coming here Give me the number You have it it's in your phone You saved it when we moved in No I'm talking about give me the number of the person that is owns the house You're going to have to call the property management Ask to speak with the landlord then I cannot believe that this is happening right now honestly Now I'm wondering how we're going to get all this stuff that we just moved in Out How are we going to get all of this out? Exactly Where are we going to go? Nobody is just going to let us move in ASAP We can go with you We can go with your mom But we're going to have to put all this stuff in storage No we can't We don't have any My mom doesn't have any space for us And she doesn't She has an extra bedroom Yeah but we have men in it We can't just go and move into my mom's house They're staying in the room No this is unacceptable I need to literally call them Okay so you go call them I will I will call them I feel like you're I don't know You're not I'm not one Don't be getting mad at me Because this isn't my fault I'm not getting mad at you Who's getting mad? I'm just saying this is not my fault You're getting annoyed I can tell I have to find my phone Because they're about to hear my mom Because they know that they're going to evict us from here We've been doing what we were supposed to be doing It makes sense It's not our fault that the bank has been done Listen listen It makes sense It's not the bank that's messing up It makes sense If you're a landlord If you haven't gotten your tenants rent for the past few years Why do you not care as much as I do? You're about to be homeless Okay what What does panicking do? What am I going to do? We need to figure something out You already know I don't panic in situations like this I don't know how you're not You can't panic Because what good does it do? It doesn't do anything Okay it's not even about panicking I need to figure out a solution and that's it Okay So my next step is To call the bank And see where has my money been going To what account Who owns the account so on and so forth So why are you just sitting here? Why I'm on the I just called you up So I can tell you what's going on Okay now I know That's why I'm sitting here That's why I'm sitting here Okay now listen Okay listen I will get on the phone with the bank To figure out where the money's been going You go ahead and get on the phone With the property management And try to get a hold of the landlord And tell the situation And see if he's willing to let us stay Another month And we'll pay him Four months worth of rent Instead of the three That's going to be due next month Just for doing us the solid Like just try to get that And see what you can work out But apparently Property management said That he's not having it He wants us out Okay well I need to talk to him Like I said I'm not even going to get on the phone with him I'm going to Actually I'm going to They were calling the service here How am I going to go on circles?   Oh yeah man You know I'm good at Photoshop Come on Come on don't leave me at him I'm dying here Well well well guys Would you look at who came back upstairs Because they missed daddy Bye bye Go ahead and read that first Sense of the eviction letter Dear valued resident We regret to inform you Due to insufficient funds We will have to We will have you Vacate the premises immediately This decision That's it that's it that's it that's it that's it Because then you're getting into our information And our address and all that Anyway so yeah Team Isaiah Whatever Tell me I'm not good at Photoshop Yeah that was a good one Guys I put the logo of like our community I put I put so much work into it It took me I would say probably a good like half hour Just to make that Photoshop picture So that is it for today's video guys If you guys enjoyed it Make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button I hope you guys commented down below Team Isaiah all day every day Because again Winning team on this side Smelly losing team on that side Oh don't even start Anyway so yeah It is now time for today's post notification shout out Today's post notification shout out goes out to Beauty of life shout out to you Thank you so much for the love and support If you guys want a post notification shout out All you guys gotta do is Like, comment, share, subscribe And turn on your post notification bell So you're notified whenever we post a new video And comment down below Team Isaiah Don't do that Because clearly they just gotta Comment down below Team Isaiah all day every day And with all that being said We will see you guys in the next Video