Hey everybody, what's going on? I am Greg Sussman, joined today by Erin Dolan, a fan that was here to give us her top NBA bets on tonight's slate. What's going on, Erin? How are you, Greg? I'm excited. There's some good games on the board, ready to give my picks. So let's get right into it, and not a surprise here. We begin with the Philadelphia 76ers. They're home dogs tonight against the Utah Jazz.  You're on the Sixers tonight. Is there a correlation here? No, no correlation tonight, but I do like them. So this is a game between the best in the West versus the best in the East. This is the last game for both of these teams for the All-Star break. And I feel like lately teams have been given the Jazz their best shot as Utah. Starting December down, they've had three losses in six games. But let's go back a little bit here. The Jazz did beat the 76ers 134 to 123 back on February 15th. Ben Simmons had 42 points in that game and Embiid was sidelined with back tightnets. But with Embiid back on the floor tonight, I like Philly at home with the points. Philly is 12 and 6 against the spread at home. Best team in the NBA in terms of against the spread numbers at home. Plus the 76ers are 2 and 0 at home underdogs against the spread. I'm going with Philly plus three at home. As you said, the best in the East against the best in the West. Philly's been fantastic at home all season long, especially against the spread. And here as dogs against Utah, the Utah team has lost three out of six. You have to like Philadelphia in this spot. Up next, a good one in New Orleans between the Pelicans and the Bulls. Pelicans are a five and a half point favorite in New Orleans. But you're going against Zion. You're going against this Pelicans team. Obviously, you love the dogs. What do you think here? You know, I love taking those underdogs. So the Pelicans are riding high off a win over the Jazz. Bulls, meanwhile, have won four of their last seven. The Bulls won the first matchup of the season between these teams. They scored a franchise record 25 three-pointers in that game. Both of these teams, though, are a little bit unpredictable. So the Pelicans save good victories against, let's say, the Jazz Bucks, Suns, but they've also had some bad losses to OKC, the Kings, Houston, Minnesota and Detroit to name a few. So I'm going with the dog here, Chicago, plus five and a half, because Chicago is 11 and four against the spread when playing away the best in the NBA. So Bulls plus five and a half on the road. Inconsistency, the name of the game for New Orleans, Pelicans, Chicago in this spot here, five and a half points. It seems like a lot for the Bulls to be underdogs by. I like Chicago as well. So let's roll with Aaron here and take the underdog in the Bulls. Now, this is the one we've been waiting for, right? James Harden's return to Houston. The only question is, which prop are you going with? And that's one of the hottest teams in the NBA led by James Harden at this point with Kevin Durant out. So I'm excited to see where you're headed with Harden points, assists, rebounds, all three combined. What are we thinking here? Yes, so James Harden is back in Houston for the first time since being traded in January and the Brooklyn Nets have been hot as of late winning and covering eight of their last nine games. On the other hand, Houston Rockets are looking to halt a 12 game losing streak. Now, since joining the Nets, Harden is averaging 25.3 points, a league leading 11.3 assists and 8.5 rebounds while shooting 49 percent from the field and 41.9 percent from three point range. So while his player prop for points seems to make the most sense, I think betters are going to hammer that player prop all day. So I'm going over 11 and a half assists for Harden tonight. The props are going to be out of control for James Harden throughout the day. Numbers are only going to rise. He is going to go wild in Houston. It's just how high are these numbers going to get? Harden's return to Houston is one game you cannot miss tonight on the NBA Slate. That's going to do it for us here, the fan dual hurry of Aaron. We appreciate the time. Good luck tonight. Of course, and good luck to you. Thank you very much. Tomorrow, right here in the hurry of we'll be joined by Jim Sonnis. Take a look at this week on the NASCAR circuit for Aaron Dolan. I'm Greg Sosman. Thanks so much for watching. Enjoy the games tonight and we'll see you back here tomorrow for another edition of the fan dual hurry up.


Item number SCP-145-J Object Class, Safe It should be neutralized, but the site director is too goddamn cheap to buy a new one. Special Containment Procedures Due to budget cuts, SCP-145-J is housed in Site-16's mainstaff kitchen, and is available for general use. It isn't recommended, though. A pair of oven-safe mitts have been provided to assist in SCP-145-J's operation. Injuries sustained during SCP-145-J's use should be treated with aloe vera cream and a stern talking tube by Site-16 lead RN.  To date, SCP-145-J has resulted in 141 cases of first-degree burns, including 63D class, 56 junior and senior researchers, 21 Mobile Task Force agents, and 105. I call that one 05 now. Description SCP-145-J is a sharp-brand, 1,000-watt R-21LC commercial microwave whose use can cause one of several anomalous effects on what is placed inside of it. A. It doesn't heat anything. B. It burns everything. C. The edges get roasted, but the center is still frozen. D. The whole damn thing is ice-cold, but the plate it's on is molten lava hot. E. Smoke. Lots of smoke. F. The tray doesn't spin. G. The tray alternates between spinning clockwise and counterclockwise. Oh, correction, it's supposed to do that, never mind. At present, all requests to disassemble SCP-145-J in the hopes of finding the source of its anomaly are uniformly denied. Because if it doesn't work afterwards, then we don't have anything.  Sometimes I want to bring in a hot meal and not go out to eat. Have you seen how expensive the places around town are now? Did we really need to have this facility near a major metropolitan area? Property taxes must be through the roof. That's probably the reasoning behind why we can't afford a replacement. Attempts to heat food without a plate have been approved, but that's pretty unsanitary and it looks gross in there. During a yearly audit of security procedures at Site-16, including a review of old security footage, it was discovered that Agent B used SCP-145-J to heat up a hot pocket without putting a plate under it, and it exploded. He didn't even clean up afterwards. He just left like he thought no one was watching. Grounds for disciplinary action, right? That's what I thought too, but fuck, he's still here. We've incinerated D-Class for less.  SCP-145-J has a secondary memetic effect that has, at time of writing, affected all staff in the vicinity. Morale among Foundation employees at Site-16 has shown a marked decrease in recent months, and confidence and faith in Foundation management is at an all-time low.   Don't we have a skit that makes gold? We shouldn't even have a concept of a budget. We're the foundation for Christ's sake.  Addendum. Really? This article got through to the system?  Lobotomized monkeys? God, I swear it's like no one else works here.


When the campfire ripped through the town of Paradise almost exactly three years ago. It destroyed more than 18,000 homes and buildings Well now the enormous task of removing hazard trees left behind has reached a major milestone In the early morning hours of November 8th 2018 the campfire erupted in Butte County It tore through 240 square miles and took the lives of 85 Californians Crews took down the last tree tagged as hazardous the final one of the nearly 100,000 trees that have been removed. It signifies that all properties in Paradise are now safe for residents to rebuild. Since 2019 Cal OES has coordinated with state and local crews to remove hazardous trees and structural debris following the devastating campfire. The state's recovery operations are now complete. This final tree removal is symbolic of the resilience of the community of Paradise a town that is now fully on the road to recovery. For more stories about Paradise visit our website news.caloes.ca.gov. For Cal OES I'm Sean Boyd


Hey guys, today we're going to be talking about all the must-have equipments for your ice cream shop so then you can save tens of thousands of dollars on the mistakes that we have made. Previously I talked about how you open up your ice cream shop. Today we're going to dive right into all the technicals and all the equipments. So when we first started our ice cream shop we didn't know any better so we went to Google to find out what are some of the must-have equipments for our soft serve ice cream shop and of course they pointed us to Taylor which is one of the biggest manufacturers for soft serve ice cream. We donwolds used them, a lot of popper chains used them and during this process they sold us on a machine that they thought was sufficient for us and that machine cost us $20,000. We bought two of them because we thought it was sufficient. Within three months of time we had to buy a new machine because it wasn't producing the turnover that we needed to produce and in turn with them paying $40,000 for a brand new machine and retire one of our machine that was cost us $20,000 and in turn it just cost us a lot of headaches and troubles because it wasn't really what we needed at that time. So that's the reason why I'm shooting this video for you so then that way you can avoid these mistakes. You can avoid and save yourselves tens of thousands of dollars and after getting the machine we also had to pay additional to take apart this counter because our machine wouldn't fit into this counter and that cost us even more money. So at the end of the day that's the reason why we're shooting this video so to help you save tens of thousands of dollars mistakes that we have learned along the way and lessons that I'm going to be sharing with you right now. Lesson number one is that there are a lot of great secondhand equipment out there. If you want to start lean, if you want to try and improve your concept buying secondhand equipment is something that I personally would recommend. Some people don't like it because there's no warranty but if you go to your local secondhand shops a lot of them actually provide you with at least one to two years of warranty for your secondhand equipment. Do not go on Craigslist because at the end of the day you don't know what's going on so I would highly recommend you guys go into your local secondhand equipment shops. They have amazing great stuff and they do provide warranties. A second resource is that you can go on auction sites. A lot of companies actually go out of business and their equipment is so brand spanking new and you can definitely find some really good gems there. So definitely if you have an opportunity buy secondhand equipment until you're proven in concept, until you're proven the fact that your ice cream shop can scale, can have multiple locations. This would save you tons of money to begin with. Second lesson that we have learnt is to do your research. That's the reason why you're here. That's the reason why you're watching this video because you want to learn and I want to congratulate you on this because for us we didn't do enough research. That's the reason why we ended up cheaping out and buying equipment that didn't fit our needs right away. So for you find out what is your bottom line. Find out what is your moneymaker and do not cheap out on your moneymaker. The rest of the items, let's say for example coolers, let's say for example ice machine, those things you can actually cheap out on. But your moneymaker, the thing that is going to produce your real product, things that can prevent you to have bottlenecks within your business, that is something that you should not cheap out on. Do your research and you can save tens of thousands of dollars moving forward. Enough of the rants, enough of the stories. Right now we're going to dive right into all the equipment that you need. Right there. That's basically the machine that we're talking about that is the gravity machine. And that's going to cost you around 20,000 dollars. This machine is going to cost you 40,000 dollars and it's going to produce much higher output and these are the must have if you're looking into building a soft-serve ice cream machine. Business. I don't know like Patrick Cooler. This is something that is necessary because you're going to keep all your batches of goods, all your ingredients, basically everything you're going to be able to use on a daily basis during operation. This is going to cost you around 3,000 dollars. It's a must have for your ice cream shop. The third equipment that you need is the third type of equipment that you need is an upright cooler which is going to be around 3,000 dollars. This is we're going to be putting all your batch equipment, all your milk, all your batches and everything like that. So those were the operational pure basic equipment that you need for your ice cream shop. Right now I'm going to show you the second batch of equipment that you may potentially need because at the end of the day selling ice cream itself is only going to get you so much in terms of revenue. The average ticket cost is going to be too low for you to have enough margins to sustain your business. So if you're looking into making more money definitely include more variety of items in your food menu. So now we're going to dive right in. For you to be able to serve drinks it's going to definitely increase your average ticket cost and ticket item hence more margins and more profits for you. Right now we have blenders which is around a thousand dollars. Ice maker which is essential for you to make any drinks and serve any drinks. This is around 2,000 dollars. Hot water machine, another 500 bucks and taiyaki machine. So at the end of the day if you would want to offer food, taiyaki, waffle machine, whatever the case may be, quick items that your customers can grab and go is essential for you to be able to have a higher average ticket cost hence more revenue. This is around 2,000 dollars right here. So these are the second batch of must-have equipment for your ice cream shop. The third batch of equipment that you need for your ice cream shop I personally would really recommend for a to-go display counter cooler because the reason why is because people can grab these and they can grab it to go. They can grab your items to go. And why would they want to do that? Once again this will increase your average ticket cost and it will also increase your revenue. So this is something that I definitely must recommend. It's not a must-have but I would highly recommend that because in the long trajectory of your business this would make back your money in no time. This thing costs us 3,000 dollars and it has been an amazing investment and of course you would want to have your POS system so then that way you can people can create a credit card and everything and also camera system. The reason why we do want to have a camera system is for lost fat prevention. At the end of the day if you're running your business you're not always going to be there. You would want to have your team there to help you monitor your business and this is a really good way to keep track of them to make sure that they are doing things that they need to do. It is crucial for you to find all the equipments you need for your shop right from the get-go because you'll save you so much time, energy and money when it comes to dealing with city permits. The electricals for us we had to spend another 5,000 dollars when we had this new machine because the outlet was not the same and on top of that it just allows you to save so much in budgeting and that you won't be over budget. So at the end of the day I really hope this has helped you. I really hope that this has given you some insight into some of the equipments that you need for your shop. I've attached the checklist in the link below so then that way you can go over it for our ice cream shop and that way it will help you out. If you like this video give it a thumbs up. If you want to have any questions or if you want us to go over anything else in the future comment below. Otherwise subscribe along the journey. I'll see you guys in the next video.


Paleoecology, paleoecology also spelled paleoecology is the study of interactions between organisms and slash or interactions between organisms and their environments across geologic timescales. As a discipline, paleoecology interacts with, depends on and informs a variety of fields including paleontology, ecology, climatology and biology. Paleoecology emerged out of the field of paleontology in the 1950s, though paleontologists have conducted paleoecological studies since the creation of paleontology in the 1700s and 1800s. From binding the investigative approach of searching for fossils with the theoretical approach of Charles Darwin and Alexander von Humboldt, paleoecology began as paleontologists began examining both the ancient organisms they discovered and the reconstructed environments in which they lived. Visual depictions of past marine and terrestrial communities has been considered an early form of paleoecology.


So I get this question a lot, which is do I have any advice for young people today? And yeah, I kind of do. So there's a problem in the world and there are a lot of problems in the world.  And they're like, I don't know what to do. And they look at themselves, okay, what am I working with? Let's see, I've got the physique of a marshmallow. My only skills are staring at screens for extended periods of time and pushing buttons really fast with my thumbs. And I'm really good at feeling entitled to everything I don't deserve. This doesn't equate to much of a life. So a lot of people at that point start to look for who to blame. And I'm speaking largely from experience in this. Now, I wasn't the worst case scenario because I did sports when I was younger. So I was physically in good shape. And I realized what was going on when I was still pretty young. So I kind of climbed out of the hole quite a while ago. However, I don't think it matters when you climb out of the hole or how deep the hole is. I think the solution is the same. Okay, first let's go through the first step. You got to figure out what happened. Who's to blame? Is there anything useful in that information? Okay, let's go back to World War I and II. These vague historical events that don't have any effect on our lives today, right? These aren't the only factors that affected childhood today. However, there are two major ones. So two generations in a row this happened to. War starts. They need men to go fight the war. So all the fathers and husbands go to the war. Now I'm generalizing, obviously not all of them. But I don't want to say that every time I say something. So I am generalizing in this whole video. So all the fathers and husbands go off to war. Some of them die. Some of them are just destroyed on the inside. After years of watching their best friend's head be blown off and getting covered with brains.  But the reality is just horrific. And going through this for years just destroys people. So meanwhile, back at home, the moms are taking care of the kids. They're holding down the fort until those men can get back and they can put their families back together. And then the war machine comes along and says, hey ladies, we need you to work in the factories. And the ladies say, what are you talking about? I've got my kids here. If I'm gone, they don't have anyone. And the government says, oh, all right, let's refine our message. All right, ladies, we want to get your families back together. So let's bring those boys home. Let's bring those boys home. Now to do that, we need you to go to the factories and make more bullets and more tanks and stuff. And the faster you can do that, the faster we can get those boys home. Come on, ladies, you can do it. And so a lot of women are like, okay, I just got to do whatever we can do to just get this over with and get our husbands back and our fathers for our children. So they go to the factories. All the women go to the factories. And one of the major problems here is that women who went to the factories started looking down on the women who didn't go to the factories. Because just put yourself in that position. You've gone to the factory. You don't get to see your kids anymore. You're going through all these sacrifices. And here's this other woman just hanging out with her kids, just being a mom. Well, I'm here doing all this work to bring your husband back. You don't get to see my kids. Why do you get to see your kids? And the shaming, the massive shaming of mothers comes along. And this exists today.  You're just a housewife. That's an unimportant job. And it happens to dads too. Generally, the idea that you are a parent is not important. It's not important to raise children anymore. It's just considered this unimportant kind of side thing. But in reality, it is the most important thing a human being can do is raise the next generation to be good people, to be excellent. So two generations, parenting is destroyed. So now you've got kids growing up and they have kids and they don't know what to do because they didn't have parents and their parents didn't even have parents. They can't even go to their grandparents and say, hey, grandpa, how do I be a dad? What do I do? Because grandpa doesn't know either. No one knows how to be a parent anymore. Now, today people don't realize how big a problem this is. They just think, well, I mean, kids will just grow up and be fine, right? I don't need to guide them or anything. Here's what happens today. People are expected to live their lives and somewhere toward the end of their life, they're supposed to kind of realize what's important in life.   Parents are supposed to teach you. They're supposed to help you learn, help you figure out what is important in life so that you can actually live that, not just figure it out when you're about to die. But instead, parents are like, I don't know what to do and all these dads from the wars came back and these moms came back from the factories and found these kids they didn't recognize anymore because they'd been getting raised by public schools. The government was like, we'll take care of your children, which is the doctrine of communism, which is supposedly what we're fighting. It's funny how the government always does the exact opposite of what they say, whatever. So what do these non-parents now do with their children? They just try to get them out of the way. Just go do something and now we've got all this technology. So it's super easy to plop your kid down in front of a screen and say, just go watch that. I don't know what to do with you, just go watch that. Here's a tablet, here's a phone.  Instead of learning how to do it, the massive amount of stuff you need to learn in the first few years is just disappearing because it's becoming this. So you grow up basically having no guidance, no parents, no idea what you're supposed to do. You've done all the right stuff, you've done what you were told to do. You went and sat in front of the screen, you went to the government school, you did all the stuff you were supposed to do and now you're in this position where you have the physique of a marshmallow, you're useless, you can't do anything, you don't know what you should do.  Not your fault.  Well, the thing is, before I was you millennials, it was Generation X or whatever and then it was the baby boomers. This has been going on for a long time. So there's not much you can do in terms of getting compensation from the people who started this. They're mostly all dead. But what can you gain from understanding how this happened? A few things. One, the government's not going to take care of you or your children. Two, all those screens telling you things are not telling you the right things. And if you think about it for a few seconds, you realize parents are going to tell you things that will help you have a better life. What is the screen going to tell you? That's not your parents telling you. That's people who are trying to sell you stuff. All the screens are telling you that what is important in life is the big screen TV, the new phone, the car with the fancy readout, all this junk that doesn't actually make you happy, doesn't make your life better, stuff that just doesn't matter. So how do you turn this around? Well, you need to get rid of all the things in your life that got you to this position where you woke up one day and realized it wasn't going well. Get rid of the phone, get rid of the TV, get rid of the tablet, get rid of the internet. Oh, but I use some of this stuff for work. Okay, then use it at work. But I need my phone. If you're not on call 24 hours a day, you don't need your phone with you all the time. Leave your phone in the car. Leave your phone at work. Oh, but I have to charge it at my house. No, you don't. You can charge it at work probably. There's probably plenty of things you can do to just get this stuff out of your free time. And this is what you're going to find you have a lot of. Once you get rid of all that electronic garbage, you're going to find that you have a lot of free time.  So just get rid of it for years if you have to. Whatever. It's probably going to take years. And this is going to be the hardest thing to do because you're going to be addicted to that stuff at this point, which is why you just have to make it go away. Don't turn it off.  No, you just got to get rid of all that stuff. Get rid of the booze, the drugs, get rid of all the stuff that distracts you from life. You know what? If you have a room in your house or apartment or whatever, clear it out of stuff. Fine, you need a bed. Okay, fine. You don't need anything else in there. Now, the reason you do this is to get rid of all the stuff that's gotten you to where you are.   Now, with all this free time, you're going to suddenly have spending all your time doing this.  Just go sit on the floor, whatever.  Probably you won't have to wait that long. Probably within seconds, you're going to start feeling like, I need to do something. I need something to do. I can't just sit here. I need something to do. Now, this is lesson number one.  You're so unmotivated and lazy. You have no internal drive. Where is this coming from? Where is this drive? I need to do something. Well, it's always been there. You've always been motivated. It's just your motivation has always been sucked away by these machines. So you turn on the TV and say, ah, now I'm doing something because you're living vicariously. Except you're not actually doing anything. So to the outside observer, that's why they think you're lazy and you're unmotivated because you're just sitting there. Or you're texting on your phone. Ah, now I'm talking to people. Except you're not really talking to anyone. You're just jamming your thumbs up and down. So that's why you get rid of all that stuff.  I need to do something. You've got all this motivation welling up inside you. Now is when you need to direct it. What do you need to do? Cut off all the directions that it should not go. So make yourself one rule which is you won't do anything that takes you backwards. Now you can say, oh, well, if I smoke a joint, that's not bad for me. That's just government propaganda saying it's bad for me, right? Okay, so go ahead. Smoke your joint. Except now, you've used some resources and you're an hour older. You've gone backwards. Forget the beer, the joints, all that stuff that just distracts you from your life. What you're going to end up with is you're going to be sitting there just trying to figure out something you can do. After all the stuff you've been doing has been, all those doors are shut now. It's just like, oh, I got to find something. So you're probably going to go for a walk outside. It's like, okay, if I go for a walk outside, I'll get some fresh air, a little bit of exercise. There's nothing bad about that, right? That will be in some way beneficial. Okay, fine. So you go for a walk outside for the first time like maybe ever. And the whole time, you're probably thinking, oh, when's this going to be over? Now, a few days, maybe a few weeks into doing this, one day, your brain is just going to give up on trying to get you to go back to all that other stuff. This is how you break habits.  It's like, alright, fine, we're not doing that. And at that point, you're going to see this blue sky. And you're going to see the grass and the trees, and you're going to see people.  And it's going to be a life-changing experience. And as soon as you realize it, there's a good chance you're going to snap back into, ah, ah, what's going on? But then it's going to happen again and again, and it's going to start feeling normal to actually experience the world around you. Not the one in here, the one out there. And then, as long as you keep not going to that old stuff you used to do, you're going to get motivated to do more and more things. You're going to feel like, ah, I just need to talk to someone. I need to talk to someone. You used to just go like this, oh, text, text, text. Or text, text, text, or whatever. Now you can't do that. So what do you do? Well, there's this girl I see at the park every day when I go for these walks. I guess I could say hi to her. And you walk past her and say, hi. Ah! And it's weird and crazy and feels insane and you have this all kinds of weird feelings and you don't know what's going on. That's life. That is life. That's the stuff. And you're going to find that as you do this more and more, you're going to have these highs and lows like joy and agony that were unimaginable. Because that's one of the things all these devices do, is they take away the risk of agony, but they also take away the joy. They just make it so nothing happens. So you know what? Say hi to that girl. Eventually one of them is not going to say, go take a hike.  One of them is going to say hi back. And maybe you'll become friends with her. And maybe you'll start dating. And then she's going to break up with you. And you're going to feel like the world ends. It's okay. It's okay to feel that way. Just feel it. Experience it.  This is what life is.  And I can't sleep. And you know what? A few days later, it's going to subside. And you're going to start feeling good again. And you're going to actually start feeling really good just out of comparison to that way you felt for a few days. You're going to start feeling good and you're going to start talking to some other girls. And eventually something's going to work out. And you're going to start interacting with the world. Maybe you'll get some hobbies. Start exercising. One of the things you should really, really do that's super important is exercise. Take care of your physical self. Because so much matters.  If you're not healthy, if your body's not healthy you can't think straight. You can't interact with the world. You can't do stuff.  Eat well and exercise. So at this point I don't know what to tell you. You're kind of on the right direction. Just stick with it. But to get to that point you're going to have to break the withdrawal to all of this stuff. No one's going to come help you. No one's going to save you.  You should have had parents who knew how to be parents. They should have had parents who knew how to be parents. But you know what? It didn't happen.  It's not your fault. But you can do something about it. And you're the only one who can do something about it. So don't give up on yourself. You can get somewhere. And when things get difficult and scary don't give up. Just keep trying. Alright, maybe I just put you in a difficult position because maybe my videos or someone else's videos online are the only inspiration and the only guidance you have to improve your life. And I just told you to turn all that off. Okay, this is when you start getting creative. Here's an idea. A couple of times a week go to some cafe down the street or whatever.  Watch whatever video inspires you. And then go home where you don't have the internet again. Now while you're at the cafe maybe you'll start talking to some people. Maybe some cute girls are going to come by and say, oh what are you watching? And you can start getting into a conversation where you say, oh well you know I'm trying to improve my life so you know blah blah blah I've gotten rid of a lot of the distractions in my life and she'll say, oh wow that's very that's very admirable. Maybe I should do that too and then you can start doing it together. Oh and in case you missed this the most important thing you can do today if you have kids or if you're going to have kids is be a parent. Figure out, struggle through figure out do whatever you have to do to break the cycle of no parents and start creating that's how we turn the world around and start getting back to a more positive path.


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