to the 30 paintings in 30 days project. So every day of this month, at least 30 days of this month, we are going to create a little painting a day and we're going to see what happens. I'm an experiment mostly with watercolor and gouache and let's get to painting and I will see you at the end. Hey guys, we are back here for painting number nine. If you are watching this full talking video on YouTube and you're not a member of Patreon, I'm not sure how you found the unlisted video, but welcome. If you have any questions, comments or concerns, please do leave them down below. And in the meantime, let's get started. We are doing 30 paintings in 30 days, 30 little painting studies. I've got my inspiration book off camera that way. It's a DIY inspiration book filled with mostly pictures that I took, but sometimes I'll find something in a magazine. We're using it for inspiration for color and composition. And I think I do have some tutorials on the book. If anybody asks, I will try to find them somewhere on YouTube somewhere. Yeah, anyway. All right, so let's get started. I'm going to start with my half inch flat. And we're going to start with some primary yellow green and add a little bit.  Then I'm going to grab some quinoa grotto magenta. I am going to add some buff titanium to it. I'm going to try to leave a little white space between the pink and the green. If they do mix, they're going to make brown. Normally y'all know, what do we do? We dry in between every now and then I get the impulse to not do so much drying. Whoops. Okay. What was I saying? Every now and then I get the impulse to not do so much drying. So I just went in with a damp brush and I just swiped down the middle. It blended the two marks of color, but it also helped me lift some of the pigment. So I just did this. You can see it blended the two color swatches, but I'm also able to lift up some of the pigment. You want to do this while your paint is still damp. It's harder to do if you let it dry too much. Got some green in there. Let's lift that up. Grab some of the pure quinoa grotto magenta. A little bit of that in. Darker red. Same shade is just going to add it's going to add the shadows. The lighter one will be our highlight. Okay. Now we're going to give this a dry. Okay. I think I'm going to do something crazy. I don't normally do. I have this blender brush we've had out since, I don't know, second or third video. This is by, it's an FX FX brush by Creative Mark.  I don't use it. I'm sure for what it was intended, but it's nice for what I do use it for. I'm going to go straight in with this brush, which is not a watercolor brush. I, into the hands of yellow, I'm going to grab some of the almost pure pigment. I'm not going to water it down too much. The brush is damp, but it's not wet. And I'm going to just do this. Just tapping up and down, up and down. Then I'm going to grab some of the Indian yellow, which is more orange. Whoops. And way more watery. Let's get some of that off. We want to draw a much drier brush. Yep. Just like that. So now I'm going to take round my round number four brush and I'm going to go in with undersea green. I'm going to mix it a little bit with the permanent yellow green. We'll make some suggestive lines to suggest foliage. Again, barely touching the brush to the paper. So no digging any holes to China. It's not necessary. Yeah. Oh, I love that. That's pretty, just quick and easy. Look at that. That's a cute little study painting. All right, let's give it a dry. Okay, let's pull the tape off. That's a cute little study painting. So as I've said before, and I'll say it again, these are just little study paintings, 30 paintings in 30 days. They should just take a few minutes. Don't agonize over them. Some of them will turn out better than others. I hope you do decide to join me in creating these little paintings and that you have fun with it. And there we go. Okay, there we go. Making sure I'm in frame. There is painting number nine. All right, I'll see you in the next through version. Sorry. If you'd like to support the free content here on Facebook or in the faith here on Facebook holy cow. If you'd like to support the free content here on YouTube or over in the Facebook art groups, I certainly would appreciate that you can of course join Patreon. We do have YouTube membership here for a small fee. And also I have an Etsy shop and I have PayPal tip jar and all that stuff. So check out the video description. Relevant links will also be down there. And yeah, don't forget the most important things.  Do share your work with me. I would love to see what you're doing. That's it for now. See you later. Bye guys.


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We're going from 25 delivery a week to 250 delivery a week during the peak of COVID. Well, sorry. Welcome, Tarn. The lady that brings and sells more than 20,000 dumplings every single month. And you are running this business and starting it during COVID. Yeah, crazy, crazy. So thank you. Thank you so much for hopping on and sharing your story. Tell us a little bit more about your background, because I know that you have been in the industry for a long time. Yeah, I work at a Thai restaurant and it's great for us here. You know, dishwasher, prep cook, I serve there. And that 16-year-old, eventually left and become a GM at this one restaurant for six months. And after that, I was a manager at an Asian street food for about a year and a half. And then I start my own. Is it typical that like the trajectory of people who are in the service industry, hospitality, they always have a dream about, hey, you know what, I can do this myself and I can do a better job? Is that your mentality? Yeah, yeah. I'm like, man, I'm making this people millionaire. Like, why can't I do it myself? You know, and I just know that I can do a way better job than most of the owner. Like, I care more. I care more about the staff. I care more about the kitchen. I will do a better job at this than people that just have money that they're investing. I know for a fact that something that I really applaud you, Tarn, about is your ability to create not just great food, but really about the culture and the community that you're able to build because that is basically your secret sauce. That's your magic. Yeah, I think we have seriously the best customer and I would go up against anyone in Victoria town. Like we have the most royal customer. They're super supportive. Yeah, they've been with me all along. Like they were, you know, picking up something from like my cooler on the corner of the street, you know, like it's a wrong way to come. But yeah, they've been great. That's actually a really interesting story. Tell me how that started, you know, picking up dumplings from the corner of the street. Like, okay, a lot of our listeners, they are just starting out and they want to be able to create that loyal customer. And ultimately in the hospitality industry, it's all about being able to have a loyal fan base that would support you. So how do you think we survive COVID if we don't have, you know, the support that we have right now in the community? Yeah, like I start off on Instagram, I make the polls, people start to order on DM.  This is a year and a half ago, just before COVID, maybe like six months before COVID started, we started that. And it was just a part time thing because I was still managing the restaurant through time. This dumpling thing is just like something that me and my mom come up with to keep her busy with her Alzheimer's, to keep, you know, her, her hand function and her brain going. So, you know, just to keep her at the level that she needed to be with Alzheimer. So you actually created the dumpling business. Being part of that comes from a really good reason is to be able to do something for your mom. Yeah, just to do something like as an Asian-only child, there's not like, my mom should want to, all she would ever want to do and what keep her happy is me. So we're just trying to find something that we can do together, something that brings back a good memory as a, her good memory, you know, that was the doctor like just spend time with her, do things that like create good memory or bring back good memory, like they seem to respond really well with that with Alzheimer.  So that's how the dumpling drop got started. We were just growing so much dumpling and we couldn't eat them all. So I started to keep it to my friend, they suggest we should start selling them and yeah, that's how dumpling drop become a thing.  It's a dark story, but at least something could come out of it, you know? No, totally. And I think that's why you're able to have that drive to continue to do this despite how difficult it is. Yeah, for sure. And at this point, I'm doing it full time to take care of my family because you know, my mom also worked in the restaurant business and she was a server of her life in the Thai restaurant and let be real, we don't really have like what they call the retirement fund like most other jobs. So like for me, this is taking care of her. So thank you. Wow, I wasn't expecting this midday, this this this song story, but you know it's good. It's good. It's good that you guys are like doing so great. I love that. And I know we took a really long detour from our initial question, which was like when you first started in the corner, just giving out dumplings, that's how you started. You created an Instagram page and you're like, hey, come find me. And people started coming by. Yeah, for sure. And I think the new one exciting for Victoria too, you know, no one really did that. And now we we start to do pop up. And that was like another thing that Victoria didn't really have before, you know, I am we start pop up in a Phantan alley, which is the oldest alley in Canada, how so like it's really narrow and it's hidden.  And that have become a thing is become pretty big before the COVID. Yeah, last summer. Wow. How long did you run the pop up for? We did it for just the summer, like summer before COVID. And then that's done. Like, I think we only got, yeah, we only get permits for 14 days, like 14 different events. And we took on to that. We did 13 of that. And then we saved one of our permits to do brewery and the bees, which is like my favorite fruit festival. It was such an honor to be invited to that after like, you know, pop up, you know, so to me, it was like, wow, this is great.  So you're like, Hey, no, let's do this part time. I'm working at a restaurant space. And you created something specifically, honestly, just for your mom. And it took off on Instagram. You guys are like, Hey, there's momentum, we're selling a few bags here and there. Let's do a pop up. Right. You did 13 events. And then yeah, it's a cat took off from there.  We have 45 different pop up book for the last summer, like, like in January, we already have a whole, a whole summer plan, we have all the pop up book, we have all the food festival booked up, BFS, we have it all booked up and COVID hit. So we couldn't do anything. So I'm like, let's go back to basic, like go back to what we know best, which is frozen dumpling delivery. We're going from 25 delivery a week to 250 delivery a week during the peak of COVID. Sorry, sorry, let's go back a little bit from 20 deliveries to 250 bags a week. Oh, no, 250 different delivery. It was an average about 600 bags a week to delivery alone. Holy, wow. We were having like six people doing an eight hour shift out delivery. But we have to like that. That's the thing about COVID. You have to pivot to what's next, what's the next restriction and what we could do, you know, so we can't do pop up anymore. So let's go back to doing what we know how to do and what people need right now. We should cooking at home, cooking frozen dumpling with the family.  So you just, that's the thing about COVID.   You are so great as a entrepreneur because you embody so much of the attitude that is needed to succeed in this field. And because, and I want to share a little bit with you because I get in touch with a lot of entrepreneurs and restaurateurs and a lot of them, they feel defeated and they're always angry about restrictions.  Why is this? Why that? But for you, you are like the 5% of the people out there who's like, hey, the game has, the rules of the game have shifted and has changed. Don't get me wrong. Not that I feel for everyone and everything going on. I feel that I totally understand where the anger coming from with like, we can fast it down, be angry or we can do something about it. That's exactly my point. It's like, you understand that the rules of the game have changed and you're like, hey, you know what, there's no point of sitting on our butts. Let's go out and actually adapt to the rules and let's pivot on what we do best. And you brought it back to the core and you understand what your customers are wanting. So you went from like 20 bags to 600 bags. It is insane. And I'm super, like I applaud you for being able to take action so, so quick and just keep adopting. Now, on that note, I think a lot of people's questions would be like, Hey, did you just post on Instagram? Is that the only way? Yeah, it was the only way. Like we were posting on Instagram and people were ordered to Instagram. And it was getting a little crazy. So we started a little website website website website website. So people can actually now order online. So it's just more organized and I don't miss any one order and things like that. So it was like an online store that like, we can do that. And yeah, that's that's how it's got started. But like, most of it is just Instagram and scrambles and we just got to be on it. And my thing about that too, and I think what why I think that we do so good. And I don't know if it's right. But like, that's just my thought is that the fact that I don't discriminate. Like if people happy to post a picture of the dumpling and it doesn't look the greatest, but if they're proud enough and they're happy to share everything, I'm going to pose it. I want feel like they did something because they did. To me, I'm happy and they happy. So I'm going to pose it. You know, I'm not the most dumpling job. It's not the most curated. Like I don't care the picture is not perfect. I care about what make people happy about food. That's why you have loyal fans. That's why you have that community. I love that. And the and the post that you guys make is always so heartfelt. You guys are always so authentic. And it's something that is really inspiring. So you know, a consistent posting on Instagram. Now you have a following. You like people love your good food. And of course you need to make sure that you have great dumplings. I'm not saying that anyone that sells dumplings can be as successful as you are. But now that Hey, you know what, you figured it out. You're selling like 600 bags a week. Then you're like, you know what, I need my own store. Yeah, we were going to do the food truck, you know, like the food truck was our next best thing. But then COVID hit. I lost money on the food truck situation. And studio Victoria make it really, really hard to to run a food truck. Like you have to get permit. It's really hard to find space to park. It's rainy here most of the time. So like we can only run it. So you know, so we have to scratch again, like with COVID, they change immediately. So you have to just like, Okay, what can we do next? So I approached a guy that was like, going to let me use this parking space. And he like, Oh, no, like you can use the parking space. This restaurant next door is like really up against you. And he doesn't want it. But I have this restaurant space that you can have, you know, and I went and look at it. It's an old part of Victoria China town where I live with, you know, most of my life here is I live in China town. So obviously we took it immediately. And we opened, we took the key and we just started that day. We just did everything we could. We know that it wasn't going to be permanent. They told us, obviously, that like that building going to be knocked down in the next few years. We probably have a couple of years. But for us, it's hard to pass by like doing COVID, we'll take what we can, we'll make it work while we can. And what are we next? Something makes it going to have to plan and work on that. Why we do this. If there was one thing, your secret, let's say that someone can actually be able to learn from you on the ability to create a community. What is that one thing that you think is your secret sauce? Authentic to being yourself, like being exactly, you know, and cook the food that you love, just cook the food that you like and stand in. Being authentic. Wow. It's always a very, very big common theme that I realize, especially, you know, being in touch with so many different restaurant owners. It's that the people that are authentic truly be able to let their passion flow through. Right. And people can see right through that. And your customers can see right through that. And if you're not real, then like people won't support that. So really, really good stuff. And I know for a fact that, you know, the community, the community doesn't just stop at your customers. But more importantly, it bleeds through to how you treat your employees as well. Tell me. That's such a good team. It's hard not to, you know, like they're all my friends. We work together, like some of us work together, both at a restaurant. You know, some of us just, yeah, like the old friend, the old good friend of mine. And that was exactly what I said was that was like one of my number one goal to start a business. Like I want to run a business that I can be like proud about. Like that, you know, like that we treat each other well, you know, because I feel like if you treat them well, that was so hard for you. And to be honest, I have such a good team, like amazing, amazing team. We make sure to pay them well. And my main thing is to make sure they all get benefit. And like the trees, you know, we all have family. Like restaurant business right now, just like, I work in restaurant business for 20 years. And have to fight cheat and nail for like my benefit, which I only got for six months at one of the jobs. Like out of the 20 years, I got my benefits for six months. The rest, the other people did not give to you. And I think a lot of people leave because of that, you know? I think the restaurant owner doesn't really realize that that's like it is hard on your body to work in a restaurant. So you give them a little tool to you know, help them taking. But right now at 40, like my body is just like in so much pain all the time. I feel like if I take care of myself that 20 years running around, I wouldn't feel like this. It's pretty unheard of that in the restaurant industry, especially like a mom and pop shop to give benefits and to have that kind of care for their staff. Because ultimately, and it's truly about the culture that you breathe. And a lot of people don't realize that the culture is not something that they write on a piece of paper. It's really how you live and how you treat not just your customers, your vendors, your suppliers and also your staff. And when you can embody this type of values amongst everything that you touch, that's really the essence of how you can create such a great culture. Yeah, I wouldn't run the restaurant out of way. I love my staff. They're like family. I am so inspired talking to you because it's like I'm learning from you.  And as much as I pride myself to care about my staff and to really want to build something with them, I don't have that commitment like you do. So it's very humbling being able to learn from you. So thank you. Thank you so much for sharing this. You know what? You are proving to be doing a much better job in being able to actually showcase your culture and the community that you're able to build because you are like viral online. The posts that you guys make is just amazing. The way that I found you is through the MSG post that went viral. That was a touchy subject, obviously. Actually, you know what? Tell us a story about that one, that post and how it got viral. That's the story behind that. I was nervous about it, obviously. I mean like we're in Canada, what they believe in and what not. But I worked in an Asian restaurant for like I say 20 years and racist is real. I deal with it on a daily, especially in a restaurant. And when you work in an Asian restaurant, you get them every day in certain shape or form, just a little remark here and there. But MSG was like something that come up almost on a daily. I grew up thinking that MSG was bad personally. I was not allowed to eat instant noodle growing up because my grandma think it was full of MSG and it's bad for you. And working in a restaurant business for so long and with more study coming out all the time like David Chang. Some people put a lot of money and study into this.  I mean like so I thought that with all this anti-Asian racism that's coming out, I think it was a good time to come out with it because people are listening right now. People are open they had and they mine to this Asian, anti-Asian thing. And I think it's a big can of work that we should open. And the Japanese talk about really, I mean people we try to talk about that but I don't know. So it's a it's a no bragging situation. Oh, totally. It's super ballsy for you to you know during the heat of this whole discussion about and just to fill our listeners in. During this whole the peak of the whole Asian hate anti-Asian whole movement.  And I thought that it was brilliant because for you you are not coming out to to claim this just because you want to get the attention but rather you come from a very very it this means a lot to you and it comes across through the post. It was scary for us you know like what what what did we get SLN to but I believe it was a good time and I believe that people are open and more willing to learn. So I love that it proved to be super well received went viral all these attention. Thank you so much for this opportunity to talk about something I really really appreciate. So let's say for example people who are in Vancouver they want to support you how how can they support you tell me we are working on it we are definitely working on it but to be honest when people from Vancouver talk to me I'm just like have you heard of my friend Dickie? Have you heard of Dickie dumps? No I haven't. Yes my friend he doing the same thing he's a good guy let's support him. No no no no we're supporting you tell us how we can support you. You were something hopefully I talked to 33 agar to do some pop-up there eventually when it's safe to do so we would love to come there and I would love to see you there obviously. Nice tell us about your handle what's your handle what's your you know what what is your shop's name I don't even know if I made a proper introduction of your shop and your restaurant. Up to Dumplin Drop and we are in Victoria BC we have local small shop in the O'Shiner town we have 556 Pandora Avenue and yeah dumplindrop.ca check us out. Awesome awesome thank you thank you so much Tarn for for being on this. I really appreciate it and yeah I hope to be chatting with you again soon hopefully.  Thank you Wilson I appreciate it.


Hey guys, it's Nate, A.K. The Foot Account, and welcome back to the channel. Today I'm talking through a little 100,000 coin to one million coin trading methods, whether you find yourself anywhere in that budget, whether you're trying to go from 100K to a million, or you just hit about 500,000, and you're trying to get to a million or an above, or if you're even in a million coins, and you just wanna know how can I flip some cards to make coins on the daily inside of FIFA Ultimate Team. Investing isn't stuff that we do in FIFA all the time, so trading, flipping, and just trend, you know, knowing trends and knowing cards going up and down on daily fluctuations is a very easy way to make coins in this game, and if you learn it and you get good at it, you can make millions, all right? You can make millions doing this in FIFA 21 Ultimate Team. These methods I'm gonna show you today are very common, but if you find the right players, you do it in the right ways, and especially if you time things right, you can make millions of coins doing this on FIFA Ultimate Team. These are ways that I use to trade all the time, and actually, I'm not somebody that spends a ton of time trading on this game, to be honest with you, just because I have a lot of other things that take up my time, but I just hit a million on transfer profit, and we are just past week one of this game, so definitely not near the top by any means, but I use these methods to get almost, I'm not quite at a million coins yet, but I'm almost, I just did go above a one million in transfer profit, so I wanna talk you through these trading methods, because these are working fantastic right now. I'm honestly telling you guys, these are just bang on trading methods for the time that we are in right now. The first thing I wanna go over is position change trading methods. So what we're doing is finding cards that have position modifier cards already applied to them, and they sell for more on the market, because it's easier for somebody to go buy, let's use Wynaldum as an example right off the bat. Wynaldum, I think right now is somewhere around 100,000 coins as a very high-demand midfielder in the Premier League inside of FIFA 21 Ultimate Team. Looks like he is about 98,000 coins or so. These market glitches this year are terrible, so you really gotta make sure you find the right price. So 97,000 coins for Wynaldum right now. How much does Wynaldum go for as a center defensive mid, right? That's a position change, but if you're playing Wynaldum, you're probably playing him as a center mid or a center defensive mid, and it looks like Wynaldum's going for not too much more, so that's not a really good example. Somebody that a lot of people have been trading with in the FIFA community is this 9-goal-in card. So let's take a look at him right now. 9-goal-in with the center defensive mid position change is basically 20,000 coins, right? There's one right here for 18K, and since this card is getting washed a lot, oh, I'm surprised it hasn't got bought yet. He's 20,000 coins though at the center defensive mid position change, right? Let's go find his normal center mid card. How much is this going for? 16,000 coins for a center attacking mid version of Roger Nygone. So obviously people are gonna be listing up these Rodges at around 16,000 coins, even less than that, possibly if they're undercutting, and what you can do is somebody looks at the cheapest price in football and they see, wow, 9-goal-in 16,000 coins, but their version of the card has a center defensive mid position change on it. That card is gonna sell as we saw for around 20,000 coins on the market. Maybe even 19,000 coins you list yours up is the cheapest, right? As a CDM 9-goal-in, this is like a fantastic, these cards pop up all the time, man. People position change all the time. What you can do is you can either bid or snipe on these guys, again, 20,000 coins for this 9-goal-in. There's the one for 18K is still there, that's like a 2K undercut. Honestly, I could flip that for 1K if I wanted to, but I'll pass. What you can do is if you know that he's selling, you can sell him at like 19,000 coins, what I would do here, I know that his lowest price is about 16K. I would sit here and snipe him at about 17 to allow myself some profit margin. And if one pops up, great. But this is like a sniping filter. You find six, seven, eight players that you can do this with. I personally love the center defensive mid position change for players that are, you know, center mids or center attacking mids that most people would play at a CDM. You know, why not all of them was an example that he doesn't have that much of a price gap at the moment. Other examples might be Allen. Another example for me is Cisoco and Dombele, even guys on a lower budget like Vidal, Christian Erickson were cars that I did this with that start as a center attacking mid or a center mid, but people also play them as a CDM. So this is a really, really good method to do that. The best players to find, the best way to find players to do this with is go on footbin.com, go to the players tab, drop down, click on popular, and that'll bring up this page right here. Because the players that are in this page are the players that people are surging up the most on footbin because they want to purchase them or they're interested in them. This just shows the amount of demand that some of these cards have. So you wanna find a guy, Diyoung might be another one that would be a great center mid to CDM position change trade. You might wanna find, click around this page a little bit, right? Look up some cards, find some cards that have price gaps between that CDM and that center mid position change that actually sell, right? Maybe, you know, some cards you can actually transition from like center mid to cam as well, that is applicable for the card. Or I see a lot of aguerros at center attacking mid. That card kinda sells for a little bit extra money. You can even look at right wing, sometimes the right mid with the right wing or right forward will sell for extra amount of money. I think Bergwein, if you position them to left forward, actually sells for a decent amount. That's a little position change filter that you can use. But any card that is either a left wing, right wing, especially the center attacking mid, center mids, and center defensive mids, since there's a lot of different formations where those cards could be used for chemistry and people need position changes to put cards in certain spots. That is like the number one method that I'm using right now on this game. So just kinda look through, right? Find some different players that have different price gaps, right? Now we have this nine goal and it sells right around 20,000 coins with the CDM position change. So we're gonna try to snipe him at around 16K or 17K whereas card is actually being listed up at when people are packing it or whatever. And his lowest price on foot bin and try to flip that card for a profit. So that is method number one and that is honestly a crazy, crazy good method at the moment. Let's go to method number two, which is very similar but instead of position changes, we're doing chemistry styles. Now last year, this type of trading was unreal. Chemistry style trading last year was undefeated in FIFA 20. This was a huge, huge money maker almost all year on the game because Shadow and Hunter chemistry styles were so, so, so expensive. This year they're not as expensive but this trading method is still very profitable because people will pay the extra coinage instead of going out and buying the chemistry style themselves. They will just go buy the card with the chem style already applied. So it looks like Musa Susoko is selling for around, this is an undercut, but he looks like he's selling for around 47, 46, 47,000 coins for his card with the Shadow chemistry style on it which is the chemistry style you'd probably use on Musa Susoko to get the best value from that card. Now if we go look at his card, he's actually selling for 43K on the market. So a 43,000 coin flip and then selling that card all the way at maybe 46 or 47K, there's not a lot of profit there. So maybe we're gonna look at somebody else but let's try like a left back or like, let's try Trent. I haven't actually traded with this so this is kind of like just a blind suggestion which maybe isn't the best since I'm recording this on a YouTube video but let's see what's Trent going for. Trent is the kind of guy that you definitely need a shadow on. So it looks like Trent's about 50,000 coins. How much is Trent with a shadow on him? I would not be surprised it's like five to six K more. All right, there was one at 55. So Trent with a shadow looks to be about 53,000 coins and it looks like without the shadow he's going for about 49K. So this would be 48K on an undercut. So that's kind of the gist of it. It's the same thing as the position change method except we're using chemistry styles. Again, I really like going through this page because the players that you're gonna see on this page, left backs, center defensive mids, center backs are great with the shadows and then center attacking mids. They got like a Guero would sell like hotcakes with a Hunter, De Bruyne would sell a lot with a Hunter because they just need that pace boost or maybe the shooting boost. Nabri with a Hunter chemistry style on him. Maybe a Firmino would be great with a Hunter chem style. Griezmann I know is great. Holland I know trades well with a Hunter. I think even Royce trades well with a Hunter. So going through a lot of these cards and just figuring out, hey, which cards sell for just, you have to make sure that there's enough of a gap between what they actually are selling for as their cheapest price on foot bin or on the market and what they sell for with that chemistry style in order for you to make profit on the game and in order for you to, you know, you have to also make sure that there's a decent amount of listings that are popping up as well. Cause if a player is never getting listed, it's gonna be hard to find those undercut snipes. So maybe somebody who's a little bit lower rated like in Diddy could be a good card to trade with with a CDM or with a shadow with a position change. So that's just two of those methods right there that are very similar, but are very, very profitable right now. And then the other things are, right? Just fluctuation trading. Like I mentioned earlier in the video, fluctuation trading is another way where I make a lot of coins. Now only one of these, as I'm recording this video, only one set of team of weak cards is out of packs right now. But if we look at some of these graphs, you can tell that these guys fluctuate on the daily and but we're gonna look for on a normal day on a price graph of this Jamie Vardy inform and we're gonna look at another inform as well is just enough fluctuation that if we buy at the low point when we know it gets too low per se, and then we can sell at a high point where we know that card's gonna fluctuate up and down just in a normal day of FIFA ultimate team, we can make profit from that. So you can see Jamie Vardy today is 223,000 coins right now. That's like his highest point on all these graphs, by the way, he was 190,000 coins in the morning on Saturday, kind of rose back up to 200, went back down to 198, bounced back to 210, back down to 200, back up to 210. And you can see these fluctuations that happen each day. Now Vardy would be kind of hard to trade with because there's 10,000 coins of tax here at a 200,000 coin card. So I would try to buy this Vardy card for under 200K but then I wanted to try to sell it around 220 to make 10K a card, which I think is a reasonable amount of profit at this stage. So maybe that's a good fluctuation now but it hasn't been going all the way up to 220 per the flipping graphs. Lozano is another one that would be very, very good. Check this out. He dipped down to 87,500 coins and peaked at 97 and 95. So of course we only have about 5,000 coins of tax here. So if we can buy this, this says 87,000 coins but actually if you would go on the market at this time whoopin might have said 87K but there might have been undercuts at 83,000, 85,000. So just kind of watching the market and knowing these cards dipped down low can be a really big thing for just fluctuation trading throughout the day. And knowing when those cards, you know, each day he hit 95K, right? Saturday, well he hit 92K, he hit 94K on Saturday. He had a low of 86K. So 86,000 coins, sell at 94. There's definitely a little bit of profit in there. Not a ton, but a little bit. And this is the same way you trade with icons as well. I'm gonna look up like a random icon here. Let's look up Baby Vintage. Well, this is the middle. Let's go to the Baby Vintage card, which is 689,000 coins, right? If we look at this card in a daily, icons fluctuate like this a lot too. He went down to 665 and then went back to 723,000 coins. That's a very profitable, you know, range that a card would fluctuate on between a given day. Now, there wasn't as much fluctuation on this Saturday. He went from 690 up to about 730 at his highest point. So not a ton of profit in that. But that's kind of a good example of how these informs can fluctuate. And if you just learn the prices of these Team of the Week cards that are going out of packs every single week, if you kind of take a glance at some of these cards, right? Uppamakano is up a lot. Gomez is up a lot. And if you would just kind of watch these guys on the daily, like Uppamakano might get down to like 157 or 160,000 coins. And if you know, it's gonna get back up to 175 at one point on the daily fluctuation. That's an easy, easy, easy way to trade on this game. And you don't need a ton of coins to do this. Honestly, the way that I was showing you with the nine-goal-in, you don't even need 100,000 coins. But the really thing, when you have 100,000, 200,000 coins with this, what you can do is, is you can really start to multiply. And you can, instead of doing it with one Roger nine-goal-ing and having to wait on this card to sell at around 20,000 coins, is you need to get this card to sell so that you have other coins to go buy another item. Right now I'm heavily invested. I'm waiting for the market to rise. But if I had coins and I have 200,000 coins, I could flip like five or six of these nine-goal-ins at the same time and have other stuff just on my transfer list, flipping cards constantly and flipping in and out, right? Constantly having cards move, right? That is what makes you profit, is consistently having cards moving in and moving out. And all of these trading methods, especially the position change and the chemistry style methods are big time for keeping cards moving in and out. Constantly buying, constantly selling. Even if it's smaller profits, five, six, 7,000 coins per card, if you're flipping one of those cards per hour, if you're getting one sale every hour and you've got 10 cards listed over its 10 hours, you just made 50,000 coins and that's not that hard to do buying a few cards, right? Always have your cards listed as well. This is one thing that I say all the time. If you have your cards listed on the market, this year there's so many market glitches where it only shows as one page of supply or it only shows as one page of players. Like I'm searching Alexander Arnold here at 53,000 coins. I know for a fact, there's more than just these few cards that are up on the market. But if I go down and search at like 49,000 coins or 50,000 coins, I'll get just as many cards popping up. There's so many market glitches this year, right? I searched at 51K. All these cards didn't show up before when I was searching at 53K. But there's so many market glitches this year that you can, I guess, take advantage of almost. So listing your cards at all times, people might not get an actual representation of all the cards that are on the market when they search for somebody. They might see yours, even at an inflated price and buy it, right? So I've got this Rano Sanchez listed at 70,000 coins. He actually sells for 60K. Somebody might just think he's around, he was 70,000 coins a couple days ago. Somebody might still think he's at the same price or they think, yeah, that seems right for that card.  So always have your cards listed. It doesn't have to be for the cheapest price, right? That's the whole point with the fluctuations that we were talking about with like Lozano and with Jamie Vardy. Your card is not always going to be the cheapest listed on the market. It doesn't have to be, right? That's just fine if it's not because you know that at some point during the day, right here, Lozano is at 92,000 coins. You might even be able to snag one on bid when his buy it now on foot bin shows 87K and he's on the low down of his fluctuation for the day, you might be able to snag one on bid for 83, but you know that, hey, he's gonna be able to get up to 95 at one point. I might be able to stretch a sale for 97K to a quote unquote lazy buyer. That's stuff that you can also consider into when you're flipping these cards on the daily as well. So those three methods right there, you're set man. You can do that literally for the entirety of the year, FIVA 21. You can start to trade with the chemistry styles with the position changes. And then if you learn to fluctuation trade, you can fluctuation trade with literally any card on this game. Because cards fluctuate literally all day long. Out of packs, cards do it the best. Icons do it the best. As we get more promos throughout the year, that kind of trading is gonna come to the forefront. And especially if you're, you know, let's say you get a Lozano here and he's got a hunter chemistry style on him, that card might, you can combine fluctuation trading and position change or chemistry style trading at the same time. Use all that knowledge from learning those trading methods and you know, you can stack them on top of each other. Maybe a Lozano with a hunter with a right forward position change that you bought on a low of 85,000 coins when it's priced at 87 and you got a snipe. You might be able to sell that for like a hundred, over a hundred thousand coins just because you find that one buyer who wants all those things together, you might be able to sell that card for a little bit more. So learning all those things, these types of trading methods teach you the most about the market and you learn the most about the market by doing these methods. And that's why I enjoy them so much. So hopefully this video helped you guys out. This is how I'm making coins right now. I wish I would not have cleared my transfer list from like two days ago because I had around 80 cards up here. I was flipping, who was it? I had nine golems. I had endombolays. I had Christian Erickson's. I had Vidal's. Vidal's like 5,000 coins or he was when I'm recording this video. I was buying him for 3,500 coins with a CDM position change and selling him for 5,000 coins literally minutes later with that position change. 1,500 coins per card. So after tax, like 5,000 coins is like no tax but you get the drill. You know the drill, right? This just, you can print coins using this method. Now it does require a little bit of time and it requires a bit of effort. It's not just I buy a card here and I sell it here but this is how you learn the most about the market again and that's why I enjoy and love it so much. Just the flipping, the concentrating and this can really, if you get good at this you can make millions of coins using these methods on FIVA 21 Ultimate Team. So that was a longer video but I wanted to explain it all. I wanted to explain it fully. If it didn't help you out, smash the thumbs on it. Thumbs up on it. Comment down below if you have any questions and subscribe to the channel if you're new. It's been Nate the Foot Accountant. Catch you guys later. Peace out.


101 people he will kill. People said, don't go this way, this is an animal. Then Gautama said, if I don't go, who will go? He said, rubbish, you are definitely an insane man. Then Gautama said, you must go into the town, from which you have killed hundred people. It happened that there was a man, his original name we forget. The name that people gave to him is Angulimala. Something happened to him. He felt the society has been unfair to him, became an angry man. You know, when you're young, you think everything is unfair to you. So, he became very angry with the society and he took a vow.  So, he went about doing this. People were terrified to go this way. He's housed in a jungle, but this is the pathway to go to many other places. People got killed. Over a few years, he killed 100 people. He just wants one more to satisfy his lust. So, one day Gautama Buddha came to this town. So, by now, because he's wearing a garland of these fingers, they called him Angulimala. That means one who wears fingers has his garland. He just needs one more finger for him to complete his vow. Gautama came and he was to go that way. People said, don't go this way. This is an animal. This is not a man. This is not somebody you can go and give teaching or make him meditative. Just don't go because just one more life he wants, we don't want yours to be that one. Then Gautama said, if I don't go, who will go? And he will remain unfulfilled. He just needs one more finger. If I do not go, who else will go? Let me go. So, he went. Angulimala was sitting on his… on a rock. He saw this monk. By now, he's enjoying his reputation. People are terrified of him, he likes it. Just the mention of his name, people tremble. He's beginning to enjoy it. So, sitting there on the rock, this is your end, coming. Gautama looked at him, kept walking with a smile on his face quietly. He didn't like this.  This man is just walking. He didn't like it.  And, you know who I am? He showed his mullah, all fingers. You know about Gautama said, Well, I've heard a lot about you. What about it? And he kept walking. Where do you think you're going? You're still going when I'm talking to you? Gautama said, I stopped going long time ago. My going stopped long time ago. I have arrived. You're the one who trying to go somewhere. When I'm going, mullah laughed, he said, rubbish, you are definitely an insane man. I am standing still, you say I'm going. You're walking and you say you're not going. What's wrong with you? He said, no, no. I have arrived long time ago. I'm not going anywhere. You're the one who's trying to go somewhere. But, you don't know how to go there.   You've got fingers, you can hang my head. Now it'll be a good pendant for the necklace because I'm done. I have arrived. It doesn't matter whether I'm physically here or not, you can do what you want. See, the pleasure of this killing is only when you're terrified and you don't want to die.   Then he said, Wait, you tell me, what is this about? You're moving and you're saying you have arrived and you're not moving. I am not moving and you say I'm moving. You're looking for fulfillment in your own way, hundred and one. I'm fulfilled, it's a big difference. And you can take my life. If you think you're going to be fulfilled, do it because this is my work to fulfill people. If it's going to happen so easy that without a teaching, just by slashing my throat, you're going to be fulfilled, just do it, what's the problem? Now Anguli Mala became his dark disciple. Then Gautama said, You must go into the town from which you have killed hundred people. In a small town, hundred people means almost every family has lost somebody to this man. So he made him into a monk. Gautama's monks were called bhikkhus. Bhikkhus means beggars, literally. So he gave him an yellow cloth and a begging bowl. He said, Go, look for some food in the town. So Anguli Mala came into the town as a monk. People saw this and they were terrified. They don't know why he has come. They all went and stood on their terraces. Because they're afraid what he will do. Then when they saw, he's become tamed. He's not the same fierce man. Then they started throwing stones at him because each family has lost somebody to him. So he continued. Stones hit him, he was bleeding all over. Then when it became, stone throwing became little in excess. Gautama came in, asked the people to stop and said, This is not the same man. This man is an extension of me. You're throwing stones at me. Just stop. There's no point killing this man because this man in a very hard way has come to realization. You can't waste this man now by killing him. And Anguli Malar became as I said, a star disciple.  So it doesn't matter what kind of fulfillment you're looking for. You think it will happen with education or at least you thought.  If I don't have a job, what is the use of this education? You got a job. You felt great.  What do I do with this money? If I don't find that my dream man or dream woman, that happened.  This goes on. The desire is simply to expand. That's your desire. If you choose physical, material ways to expand, you can go that far or that far or that far. But still a little will be desired. Yes. If I make you the king of this planet, you will look at the other planets. If I give you the solar system, you will look at the galaxy. If I give you one galaxy, you will look at the other galaxies. Now, what you're looking for is not this or that. You're looking for expansion. If you look at it consciously, you will become yoga. Yoga does not mean twisting and turning. You will come to union with the rest of the creation. If you do it unconsciously, it becomes compulsive desire. That's all.


Hey everybody this is Brian. We're not really going to go over any source code today. I just wanted to go over the newest version of Qt and some of my thoughts. Be sure to visit voidrealms.com. Most of the source code is out there but not all of it. That's why the epic fail banner is still here. If you're feeling inclined please donate. Been funded for another year so thank you very much. You guys have been generous. As you know Qt is probably my favorite thing in the whole wide world next to pizza. 5.4 is out there and it can do an amazing array of things. Actually I'm installing the Linux version right now. I call this patch day. I have like Windows, multiple versions of Windows. I have Mac, multiple versions of Linux, different distros. When Qt comes out with a new version it's a big deal because I got to do a lot of downloading. But anyways they can do a lot of things. 15 platforms, all on one framework. 95% satisfaction guarantee. 800,000 users. That's a large number of developers. Now you may look at that and go well that's nothing compared to like a Java or something like that. Well yeah but these are professional developers that can do some pretty cool things. They're not you know people just learning the program. I'm not trying to dog Java or Java developers but you have to admit there's a bit of a learning curve with C++ and Qt that you just don't get in other languages. But first impressions in case you don't want to listen to me ramble. I think 5.4 and some of the polishing touches they put on is spot on. I'm really happy with it thus far.  When I first downloaded that I will warn you that when you download it be sure to compile and test everything like you should be doing. But it's been kind of interesting to see how Qt's evolved. I mean it was Triltex, then it was Nokia's, it almost got sold to Microsoft. Knock on wood that didn't happen. Not trying to diss Microsoft but we all know what would happen there. They would just get rid of it in favor of .NET which .NET's a great platform but come on. It doesn't run on everything. They really push in HTML5, web, mobile, graphics, connected devices. Qt creator got sped up on some projects. Oops sorry I just hit the microphone. Some projects that took literally like 10, 15 seconds to open now take like 2. They've made the GUI much more responsive. But if you go to download it will say it's 100% awesome. I totally agree with that. It is 100% awesome. And you'll see they want a 30-day trial. What's that? Hit the brakes. But that's for the commercial development. So just know they're really pushing this model here, their new licensing model. We're going to go over that super quick. There's the community version which all of my future tutorials will be based on simply because I don't want people to have to pay money to learn.  Knowledge should be free. Now I'm not saying you shouldn't invest in these. Seriously considering doing the professional development suite. Because it's only $149 a month or 109 euros. I say only I'm not rich by any means and that is a good chunk of money. But if you're doing professional programming and you have customers and you're getting paid for your work, you can offset that cost to your customers. Same thing with the indie mobile developers. It's only 25 bucks or 20 euros a month. Now I say that's not much. But if you're in a country like South Africa or Uzbekistan or Tehran or Iran that's a lot of money. That's probably more money than you're making. I want to say a week or two or even a month depending on where you are. Just know the community version can still do a lot of this. You can still work with Windows, Linux, Mac, OSX, Android, iOS. You can still do these things. You don't have the support, you don't have the tools, things like that. I'm not going to go through this whole matrix, but there's some things I really wanted to pick out. Like with the professional version. You get cute cloud services. That's actually pretty amazing. Basically instead of saving a file under your hard drive or the device's disk you would save it out to the cloud. So you could just pull everything down. So if the device just gets stolen, smashed or whatever as soon as they reinstall your app and log in, boom, you got all your files. Pretty slick. You of course get cute essentials and stuff like that. You also get cute charts. This is something that kind of makes me mad. I wish it was in the open source version. You can get 3D visualization of data. You can get bar, graph, pie, all this other stuff. Pretty well done. Really wish it was in the community version. But hey, you know, I understand. It's a sales feature. Enterprise controls. Some of you guys have been asking me why don't you do cute quick tours? Because a lot of the cute quick stuff has actually been pushed to the professional and enterprise versions. While you can still do it in the open source version to really do it right, to really ease of use, having tools, profiling, things like that. You really need either the professional or preferably the enterprise. You could say you could do it with the indie but you get a lot more bang for your buck for the professional.  But by and large, what you're really paying for when you're paying this is support. You know, how many times have you built something and it just doesn't work the way you expected it to? That's what you're really paying for. And wow, my Linux installation is complete. Let's see if I can get this sucker to open here. No, that's still the old version. All right, I'll have to hunt down. I'll have to hunt down where it put it. Actually, it would probably be right there. Actually, let's just go here and look, there's the community version right there. Let's verify this. Yep, Qt Creator 3.3, Qt 5.4. You can see the UI is much more responsive and they've got the projects, examples, tutorials. Pretty well done. I mean, they've got some of their tutorials built right in here. It would be awesome if some of my tutorials were in here, but I'm not affiliated with Digio or Qt in any way. Examples, a lot of the things you guys have asked me for, like how do I do this, how do I do that, they're already in the examples. So if you type in somebody wanted syntax highlighting, well, there's already an example in here, syntax highlighting example. And you can just open it right up and it's got notes and everything. Some of these are kind of dated and I think that it would be a really good idea for them to go through and redo a lot of them. But they're constantly adding new ones. They have a quick demo calculator, video games, 2D painting, the old clock. This is like an old, old, old example. I mean, there's just tons and tons and tons. I mean, look at this. So I would encourage you when you're emailing me or somebody else saying help, help, help. I don't know how to do this.  So that's all for this tutorial. Thank you for listening to me ramble and I look forward to another year.


Hei, ydych yn fwyafol ac yw'r rhain. Welcome to the video. In this video I am going to be talking about how narciss appeal to your own ideals. Please like the video. Share your thoughts in the comments. Subscribe if you haven't subscribed yet. And click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. Share this video with anyone who you believe may help. If you would like to donate, you can do this through the live chat or by clicking my paper link in the video description. If you are interested in one-on-one coaching, please send me an email. My email address is also in the video description. Narciss appeal to your own ideals. What does this mean? This means that narciss will make a serious, urgent or heartfelt request to your own preferred standard or principle. Whatever your preferred standard or principle is, the narcissist will make a serious, urgent or heartfelt request to be perceived in this way. They can do this with words. They can tell you what you want to hear. I'm sure at the beginning of the relationship they told you they were loyal, honest or trustworthy and you soon discovered that they were the exact opposite of that. They may have told you at some point that they loved you while treating you in a way that did not demonstrate love. They may have told you that they wanted to marry you and have children with you. But none of that ever actualised. As well as telling you what you want to hear, they can also show you what you want to see. They might adjust their character or personality, the way they dress or display a preference or interest which is specific to you. They will make you believe that this preference or interest is also a quality trait or talent of theirs. They will make you believe that this is also something that they are interested in. This is what they are about. They will make you believe that they are interested in sharing this quality trait or talent with you without an agenda or without desiring to take something from you. They are not about that at all. They just know that is your preference or interest and so they will use it to obtain narcissistic supply. This sequence of events is exactly the same as what a predatory child molester would use to lure a child. The child molester might purchase candy knowing that this is a preference or interest of the child. They will make the child believe that they like candy too and it is nothing out of the ordinary for them to possess this. They will make the child believe that they just want to give them the candy as though there is no hidden agenda or ulterior motive. Like with a narcissist, the predatory child molester is obviously not interested in the act of giving or sharing candy with the child. It's the same sequence of events. Just replace the candy with whatever quality trait or talent they are using to lure you in. Depending on your situation you could replace these for sexual purposes with whatever else the narcissist is trying to obtain from you.  This is narcissistic supply, a quick boost to their self-esteem so you can see that there really is no difference between the sequence of events between the predatory child molester and the narcissist. Child molesters are a narcissist and narcissists are very predatory. I've done a video on this so please check that out. Predatory narcissists are like child molesters. The narcissist will not only mimic you but they will mimic everything that relates to you and everything that appeals to your own ideals. They want to be seen, they want to be heard. People are being seen and heard so they mimic you and everything that you are interested in. I've had ex-narcists that would change their whole appearance. Their clothes, hair, make-up, character and personality. They would take on the role of a celebrity I liked or if I saw someone on TV I was attracted to they think they can just change or copy their clothes, hair or make-up and suddenly they are that person. This is something I've experienced most of my life where people will change themselves in an attempt to appeal to my own ideals. They see that I am interested in something or someone which is ideal to my personal preferences or interests. They cannot get the same fulfilment from their own preferences or interests so they try mine and try to use them to appeal to me. They like to copy celebrities that are like people who are attractive or charismatic. I guess the characteristic I should probably discuss here is one that I have seen most often over the past few weeks. I'm going to try to explain this in a way that everyone can understand and then hopefully learn from. So I like girls that can dance, especially girls that can twerk. Twerking is a type of dancing which has been around since the 1980s.  It involves thrusting of the hips and butt shaking often in a low squatting stance. I follow a few girls that can twerk and you see a lot of their music videos. This is nothing new for me. A preference or interest that I have had for some time. But over the past few weeks, the narcissistic gangstalks in my environment have somehow become triggered into some form of sensitivity towards this preference or interest which I have. I think the reason for this is because I've been rejecting all of the girls that they have enforced and positioned in an attempt to interest me and then obtain narcissistic supply. This seems to be intense envy and jealousy towards girls I like that can twerk. I think this is because the narcissistic gangstalkers wish that they could possess the skills to twerk so that they could then interest me and obtain narcissistic supply. Of course they do not have the skills to do this but what I have experienced over the past few weeks is probably a hundred more gangstalkers in my environment bending over and displaying their butts to me.  A strange behaviour but I think there is a lot that can be learned from this and it does relate to the topic of this video. Narcissists are willing to degrade and humiliate themselves in an attempt to obtain narcissistic supply. They have low self-worth and low self-esteem so they will bail on their true character and personality to take on whatever they believe is your preference or interest to get attention, validation, approval or admiration from you. In the situations I have experienced it wasn't something I could really validate, approve or admire. Naturally it was awkward and uncomfortable. I felt violated, disrespected as though I had just been sexually abused but narcissists don't see it that way. They are arrogant and have a sense of entitlement. They can abuse and disrespect you and they expect you to like it. They expect you to feel privileged for them to even take the time out of their day to abuse and disrespect you. In their minds they see that you are watching a girl twerk and they think, oh I have one of those. They don't consider that you can't just bend over and suddenly be a twerker. They also don't consider that they look nothing like the celebrity or dancer. They identify one characteristic or trait and believe that they can take on that role. They don't consider all the other characteristics or traits which the celebrity or dancer has. Like in my situation, they don't consider the skill of twerking. They don't consider the tone or shape of the girl's body and all of the hard work it took for her to achieve that. There are levels or processes to achieving the skill, achieving the body shape. Narcists just identify your preferences or interests and if they can see a single characteristic or trait in themselves, they will take on that role. Of course their perception of their characteristics or traits are distorted and their view of themselves is as though they are looking through a broken prism. This is how easy it is for them to mould themselves into whatever they think you want to see. Of course they don't see it from your view or perspective so they don't realise how ridiculous they look. They hate their true selves. They hate their true character or personality and they know that's not going to interest you which is why you will rarely see a narcissist being their true authentic selves around you. So they bail on their true character or personality. They try to appeal to your own ideals and they will do anything to be noticed by you. Anything to relate to whatever it is that you are interested in. Even if it degrades or humiliates them they are desperate for attention, validation, approval and admiration. Their perceived purpose in life is to obtain narcissistic supply from you. Narcists will adopt your ideals. Your likes and interests. Whatever you like, whatever you are interested in suddenly they are interested in that. Or at least that's what they want you to believe. But really they are just playing a role. As well as your physical likes and interests this also applies to your beliefs, values and principles. They will tell you at the beginning of the relationship that they are honest, loyal and trustworthy or they will imply this or display to you in some way. You soon discover that they are the exact opposite of that. They were appealing to your own ideals, mirroring you.  They are reflecting back what you are showing them so that you will then reflect back your attention, validation, approval and admiration of them. They will then use this in an attempt to regulate their self-worth and self-esteem but it doesn't sustain them for long because it's not real self-worth or real self-esteem. Self-worth or self-esteem is not supposed to rely on what people think about you or how they react to you. It is not meant to come from external influences. Self-worth or self-esteem is supposed to come from within which is why it has self at the beginning. It only lasts until they get a negative thought in their minds and then they need to reflect back more of what you are showing to them. So you will reflect back your attention, validation, approval and admiration of them and then they can use it to regulate their self-worth and self-esteem. It's just a never-ending cycle which repeats itself again and again as they try to hold on to whatever self-worth or self-esteem they have left. Do not trust what they are saying to you or what they are showing to you. They are not really about that. They are just telling you what they think you want to hear. Or showing you what they think you want to see. This is their attempt of obtaining narcissistic supply from you. They use it to regulate their self-worth and self-esteem but it can never sustain them because those qualities are supposed to come from within. Also it's not their true character or personality that we are giving attention, validation, approval or admiration to. The best you will get from them is a reflection of your own preferences or interests, your own ideals but nothing will ever actualise because it isn't real. It's just a fantasy for them, an illusion which they will use to get whatever they can out of you in that moment. Most often it's narcissistic supply. Thank you for watching. I hope this video has resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Talk to you soon.


Well, I wish I could. Economists are very good at analyzing before and after scenarios. And we all know what the before is with the UK and the EU. But the after is still ill-defined and uncertain. Now, four chapters of the book deal with economic and social aspects of the changed UK-EU relationship insofar as they affect Ireland. Previously, as the other two speakers dealt with, the book explores mainly political, but also political economic aspects. What we did not do in this exercise was try to quantify the likely direct impacts on the UK economy of a British exit, a Brexit. We could have done it, but we didn't. However, none of the accumulating UK studies showed that there could be much by way of good economic news for the UK. However, as Kane said, in economics, you cannot convict your opponent of error. You can only convince him of it. And that's basically the argument that is going on in this book. We're trying to convince the British of the seriousness of certain issues, not least of which affect Ireland. We in Ireland have learned to live with the fact that our most significant trading partner was only half in the EU. But in the four chapters in the book, we're concerned with the possible consequence of an extreme fully out scenario, because the other scenarios are life as we've led it before. The fully out is the serious one. The chapter by Professor Morgan Roth from the SRI takes a top-down macroeconomic perspective. John McGrann takes a business perspective. Blair Horan takes a trade union perspective. And I look at UK EU issues from a Northern Ireland perspective. Now, in macroeconomic terms, Professor Morgan Roth describes three main potentially vulnerable areas, trade, energy, and foreign direct investment. By analogy with the direct impacts on UK trade, as quantified by UK studies, the knock on Irish negative trade impacts could be serious. And they could be as high as 20% of trade with the UK and 4% of overall trade. So these are not direct impacts. They're indirect impacts that flow from the negative impacts that are likely to occur in the UK. However, remember that the UK has a trade surplus with Ireland. I think we're one of the few countries they have a trade surplus with. And they'd be unlikely to throw that away casually. Now, energy security involving the UK Irish connector could also be disrupted and alternatives more expensive. These were complex areas involving huge expenditures of money. And Professor Morgan Roth deals with the potential for disruption in this area. But foreign direct investment impacts could be potentially positive as non-UK firms seek alternative insider production and service locations, insider within the EU. What, of course, our assumption is that Ireland remains within the EU and doesn't leave Britain. The uncertainty is too great to be more quantitative until the new UK-EU relationship is unsettled. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't toss around the issues and look at worst case scenarios. Now, turning to the impacts on firms producing in Ireland, John McGrath describes a UK Irish business community that for cultural, for geographical, and for historical reasons is extraordinarily interconnected. We don't trade with Britain at arm's length. We trade with them as partners. Smaller Irish-owned firms are heavily exposed to the UK market in a range of traditional, highly labor-intensive sectors. As the UK-EU drama unfolds, it will be absolutely essential for Irish businesses that free trade arrangements are maintained. Indeed, many of the quite legitimate concerns of the UK business community with the need for reforms to EU governance are also shared by the Irish business community. As the date of the in-out referendum approaches, these kinds of issues are likely to come to the fore as they did in the recent referendum on Scottish independence in a slightly awkward way. But the economic realities dominated the last weeks of that debate. So we shouldn't worry too much if the storm and drying of the early stages of this referendum is neglects economics. From the perspectives of trade unions, Blair Horan paints a complex and rather depressing picture of how the UK struggled to avoid engaging with the social agenda of an ever-deep union. But trade unions of both the UK and Ireland recognized that the EU was crucial to the evolution of social and labor market improvements and reforms. Both groups recognize that competition on the basis of conflicting social models is undesirable in a modern EU economy. The fear is social dumping. In other words, unfair exploitation of cheaper migrant workers or the reallocation of production to low wage, low social protection countries. This is sometimes characterized as a race to the bottom. It would be the Irish trade union position that the UK be given no further opt-outs in social areas in the negotiations. Finally, Northern Ireland. Here we find that political debate remains internally focused on legacy issues from the period of civil unrest. It's very understandable, but it's undesirable in many ways. This provides little space for informed debates on economic consequences for the Northern economy of a move towards Brexit. Nevertheless, three such concerns are pressing, if not for the Northern political establishment, certainly for us. First, the Northern economy is an urgent need of policy and structural reforms to deal with greater policy devolution. The high dependency on subvention from London to keep it afloat is unlikely to be permitted to last forever, particularly after a Brexit. Second, the dominant economic relationship in the North is with the British economy. Sales of Northern Ireland to Britain are not referred to as exports. They're referred to as external sales, but to all intents and purposes, they're exports. Nearly 70% of sales of goods and services produced in the North are sold within the United Kingdom. It kind of resembles the Irish Free State in the first decade of independence. It's totally in the shadow of the British economy. And the firms producing these goods are also often in vulnerable sectors just as in Ireland. The spillover consequences of any Brexit are likely to be much more serious for the North than they will be for Ireland. And little policy thinking is directed to this challenge. And thirdly, the Irish economy has a very special relationship with Northern Ireland and is often used as the first step for small firms as they move to export out of the home market. Since the Belfast Agreement, both economies have become very intertwined. So strategic repositioning between these two parts of the Ireland economy might serve to buffer any damage that a Brexit might cause Northern Ireland. If handled carefully and wisely, this may be a positive factor transforming North-South relationships. In other words, never fail to make use of a crisis.


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