Dedicated to the strength of the nation. Proudly, we hail... ...the ill-starring Victor Mathur in exchange professor... ...a United States Army and United States Air Force presentation. And now, here is your host, the well-known Hollywood showman, C.P. McGregor. Thank you. Thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen, and greetings from Hollywood. Welcome to your Theatre of Stars. We're all the foremost names of the cinema. Join us in plays we know you'll enjoy. Our star, making a return engagement to our microphone, is the very popular Victor Mathur. Our story is a comedy romance called Exchange Professor. We'll have the curtain for act one in just a moment, but first, here is Wendell Niles with an important message. Young man, be a volunteer. Your army and your Air Force urgently need men right away. Take advantage of the many choices of jobs now open to volunteers. If you're single and between the ages of 18 and 34, enlist right away. Get full details at your nearest U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force recruiting station today. Serve yourself and your country. Be a volunteer. And I'll back to your host, C.P. McGregor. The curtain rises on act one of exchange professor starring Victor Mathur as Dr. Philip Clark. At Gates College, seat of traditional learning in the sovereign state of Massachusetts, registration for the fall term was going on full-fetal. On campus, it was a general air of excitement, gaiety and anticipation. But in the private office of Owen Cartwright, president of the college, there was considerable tension. Tension occasioned by the presence of Dr. Philip Clark, the rather handsome young philosophy professor. Philip Clark was agitated. Yes, yes, that's the word. Sir, you'll forgive me, but this is positively outrageous. What is outrageous, Dr. Clark? This order of yours detaining me. I had a brain stone. You certainly did. What? Sir. That's better. You must never forget your place with your president, Dr. Clark. Well, I will say that you make it difficult. Oh, come now. Philip, if you would excuse the colloquialism, just what are you beefing about? I'm beefing about the fact that I have to remain here three more days. Why are you in such a rush? I had it all planned out. The Queen Mary sales for England Friday. That would allow me three exciting days in New York City. But no, no, I'm stuck here. What's so fascinating about New York? New York has its fascinating aspects. Grant's tomb? Oh, no.  Ha, ha, ha. That better? Yes, your frame of mind, Philip. That almost constitutes a yoke. Yoke in radio parlance for a huge guffaw. But getting back to New York, why such interest? Couldn't be a romance. Of course not. Oh, I was afraid of that. Foolish question. All I wanted was a couple of days to myself away from academics and textbooks to do. Well, I don't know what. Ride the subway, eat in the automatic. Yeah, maybe even visit Grant's tomb. Phil, you are manifesting tension. Lonely. I am not, sir. All right, Phil. But let's look at things. What are you growling about? Look what you are. Exchange professor. Look what you've got. One year at the University of Bristol. The most sought after exchange this year. Every person on the faculty wanted it. And you got it, especially chosen by the trustees. Now, why the sour grapes? Because you're keeping me here. That's why. All I want you to do is to orientate the exchangeee from Bristol. But why must I do the orientation work? Just a courtesy. And because it works out. We matriculate earlier than they do. Great, great. You know, I could have insisted that you fly to England. There was provision for flying in the exchange. I could have kept you here a week. All right, I bow to the inevitable. Now, you are manifesting intelligence, Phillip, my boy. It's only a few more days. Besides, he's bound to be a nice chap. I've got his name here somewhere. Yes, here we are. Paul Wingate. Say, he's due to arrive on the 630 train. Yes, sir. Miss Beasley, check and see if the 630 train is on time, would you? Very good, sir. And find out what the television schedule shows tonight, will you? Yes, sir. No fail, you shouldn't mind giving us a mere three days. I believe I said I'm resigned to it. That's the spirit. Sir. You know, getting this exchange professorship hasn't hurt you a bit. You should have heard Governor Winton raving about you. We're indeed fortunate to have the governor, chairman of our trustees, and to think he almost went to Yale. I wish he had. Yes. The train's on time, sir. Thank you. Oh. No. Happy tonight? Tomorrow night. Oh, sir, it is. Thank you, Miss Beasley. Get your hat, Phillip. We've just time to get to the station. Goodie. Phillip, everything is going to be fine. Prexy always knows best. Yeah. Now, remember, Phillip, you're going to extend every courtesy. Oh, I'll take care of the character. That's an abominable attitude. Say, I wonder where he is. Maybe he forgot to get on the boat in Bristol. I'll take your car, hmm? Yes. Oh, you seem to be looking for someone. Are you possibly from Gates College? We are. Yes, yes. Well, I'm Wingate. Wingate? Paula Wingate from Bristol. But you're wearing a dress. Will you, by chance, expecting me in muffler and great coat? Well, yes. I mean, we were misinformed. Prexy, it's a girl. And a very lovely one, too. Miss Wingate, I trust it is Miss Wingate. That's right. I'm Dr. Clark. I'm exchanging with you. Well, I'm delighted to meet you, Dr. Clark. And this is President Clark by the Gates College. How do you do, Miss Wingate? I'm overwhelmed, sir, that you would be so very generous as to come to the station to meet me. Why, it's an honor. You'll excuse the seeming confusion we were expecting a man, weren't we, Prexy? Hmm, yes, yes. You see, your name came through as Paul Wingate. Well, that's strange. Well, I daresay, under the circumstances, you were amazed. Amazed is hardly the word for a day, Philip. What's that? Philip, quit staring at Miss Wingate and go arrange for her luggage. Oh, forgive me. Oh, I can do that. Oh, no, I'll be glad to hear. No, no, I'll only be a moment. Hub, hub. Does Prexy know best? Nonsense. You seem to be taken in by the landscape. Don't be absurd, sir. Most attractive, young lady. I should think you'd thank me for detaining you here and giving you the privilege of showing her the campus for a couple of days. I'm not interested in guided tours. I think I made that plain in your office earlier. However, I will be obedient and do my very best to familiarize the young lady with her duties. This is our campus, Professor Wingate. It's lovely. Across from you there is the fine arts building. Oh. Chemistry building to your left, arts and science to your right. On this very spot here, General Howell drilled his troops during the revolution. Looks like a splendid drill ground. But I'm afraid the good general did not drill his troops quite as much as he should have. Maybe you're right. If history is any indication. Oh, Dr. Clark. Oh, hello, Quentin. My, it's a lovely day. Oh, Professor Quentin, may I present Professor Wingate, University of Bristol, my exchange. How do you do, Professor Quentin? Well, charm, Professor Wingate, charm, charm. Careful, Quentin. You might blow a gasket. Oh, but I've been wanting to meet Professor Wingate. There have been some quite fabulous rumors concerning you, Professor Wingate, and I must say you confirmed them all. Why, how kind of you. Oh, yes, you do. Has he shown you Quentin Hall, named after my grandfather? Professor Wingate, I think we should be going. We have considerable ground to cover. As you wish. I enjoyed meeting you, Professor Quentin. And I. But, oh, look at this sentier bush. Hubba, hubba. Not to you, Quentin. Oh, she is quite lovely. Every man to his own opinion.  Well, bon voyage, old chap. Happy landing. We're now approaching the student union building, Professor Wingate. Just call me Wingate, if you'd like. They all do at home. All right, Wingate. We are friends now, aren't we? Of course. Good. I do want to make friends quickly to fit in. But everyone seems to stop and stare wherever I go. So they do. But I guess everyone will soon get to know you, Wingate. I hope so. This is the student union building? Yes, well, all the undergraduates hang out. I thought you might like a sword. Oh, how nice. Isn't it lovely here? So completely equipped. All the tables, the soda fountain, and the piano. Keep playing, Forsythe. Yes, sir. I'm a music lover, Forsythe. Didn't you know? Yes, sir. And what do the drinks be? Yikes. Hey, you must be the new prof from London. Just give us some drinks. We can do two chocolate sodas. Yes, sir. I say, what is this hubba-hubba I keep hearing? Oh, it's sort of an American slang of approval. Then maybe I'm doing OK, as you might say here in America. I'm afraid you're doing plenty OK, Wingate. Wingate, this is Phillip. Yes, Phillip. I wondered if you might like to drive up to the observatory tonight. Well, that should prove exciting. Why? I find Professor Quinton quite interesting. His family's closely associated with the college here. Yes, and he'll be the first to tell you. Perhaps tomorrow night we could manage it. Sir Quinton's also asked for that. Well... I'm terribly sorry. I suppose Quinton has also asked to see you the following night, my last night here? Oh, no. Then? That would be lovely. Oh, thanks, Wingate. You know, you'll like the observatory here. I'll call for you then. OK. Who was that? Possibly one of the undergraduates. This is quite a popular place for the students. I've been told. I can see why. A magnificent view. Quite reminiscent of Brandon Hill in Bristol. Yeah, well tell me about it. Well, there's not much to tell. You'll see it. It overlooks the city, and you can view the Avon and the Fram Rivers, the Cathedral, all the history of the town laid out below. There was history written below us here. Yes? Yes, we're not too far from Concord. The Concord about which Emerson wrote, spirit that made those spirits dare to die and leave their children free. Concord is now that part of the universe which dignifies men with freedom. And the spirit that made those spirits dare is needed now more than ever before. That was quite beautifully thought. Thanks. And spoken. You're very kind. Emerson's words. I don't know where he drew his inspiration, but I have only to look at your silhouette against the moon to know where I drew mine. I... I think we should go now. Well, I bid you a very reluctant good night. Good night? I suppose goodbye would be more correct.  Yes. I suppose I could fly to England. Instead of going by boat, that would give me a few more days here. Whatever you think, Phillip. What do you think? I would like to see you, of course. Then I'll go by plane. And this isn't goodbye, but merely good night. Good night, Wingate. Good night, Phillip. We pause briefly from our story, exchange professors starring Victor Matour to bring you an important message from our government. Attention, veterans. The U.S. Army and the U.S. Air Force have a special message for you. Former servicemen with military occupational specialties in radio, radar, electronics, and other critical categories who are interested in returning to active duty on a regular or reserve status are urged to find out about the special enlistment opportunities now available. Get full details about these opportunities today at your nearest U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force recruiting station. The curtain rises on Act 2 of exchange professors starring Victor Matour as Dr. Phillip Clark. Dr. Phillip Clark, exchange professor to the University of Bristol, has managed to salvage a few precious days at Gates College in order to be near Paula Wingate, the British professor with whom he is exchanging. The days pass quickly. On the evening before his scheduled departure for England, Dr. Clark calls to pick up the lovely Miss Wingate. As he approaches her apartment, he bumps into an extremely irate Professor Quinton who is going the other way. Well, Quinton? Joe. Is that a nice sort of greeting for a colleague? You're no colleague of mine. What's the matter? Did Wingate tell you she's going out with me tonight? Yes, she informed me. You've certainly monopolized her. When are you leaving for England? Tomorrow. Oh, thank heaven. You couldn't possibly make it tonight? And ruin Wingate's evening? Never. You're impossible. Good night. Good night, Quinton. Well, hello, Phillip. Come in. Thanks. May I say that you look enchanting. You're very kind. Or is there a better work? Did you see Professor Quinton? Yes, I run into him. Roses again tonight from Quinton? Aren't they lovely? Yes, must be three dozen. All these flowers every night, Quinton, is treating you like a coarse girl. Now, that isn't very kind. Professor Quinton has been most considerate, and I find his family quite fascinating. Oh. Why, did you know that Paul Revere stabled his horse with a great, great, great uncle of Professor Quinton's? Yes, and the stable boys used to look at Paul Revere's horse and Quinton's uncle and wonder which one to saddle. Phillip, that is not nice, and you know it. Seriously, I mean no disrespect to the Quintains. They're indeed a formidable clan in our state. I just wonder... What? I should leave you to him for a year. He'll have you up to Boston, meeting them all. I just wonder what a poor, honest PhD will have after leaving you to him and to them for a year. That's a year off, Phillip. Let's get back to the present now, tonight. Very well. What are we going to do? Why, I thought you had made the plans. So I did, very elaborate they are. Tell me while I get my rest. Why, I thought we'd have a nice, quiet dinner somewhere. Yes. Then drive up to the observatory. You couldn't have made better plans. Phillip, I think you should... Douse the lights! See what I mean? Okay. You always forget. So I do. One thing, however, Wingate. Yes. I will not soon forget these few brief days that I've known you. Nor I, Phillip. You know, I kick like a Texas steer when President Carter had insisted that I stay over a few days to welcome you to the campus. Of course, Praxi was expecting a man. I know. Just think what I would have missed had I gone. And I. Wingate, do you mean that? Of course. Look, the moon has risen. I'm not interested in the moon. It's so beautiful. You're so beautiful. Please, Phillip. Wingate, whether you know it or not, you've got a poor but honest PhD mad about you. Oh, Phil. Kiss me, Wingate. I love you. I was praying for you to say that. Say it again. I love you. That will have to last for a whole year. I know. I mean, no, I won't go through with it. What are you talking about? I'm not going to England.  Your plane leaves in the morning. Not with me on it. I'm not going to leave you here for a whole year. Where are you going now? I'm going to take you home. Then I'm going to talk to Praxi. But they're so little. I'm afraid it's impossible. Nothing's impossible, Wingate, to a man in love. Forgive me, Mrs. Carlite, for calling at this late hour, but I must see the President. Well, this is the worst time you could call. Oh, here he comes now. Excuse me. What in the world do you mean calling on me at this hour? Why, it's 9.15. Oh, forgive me, Praxi. I can't forgive you. I was watching Hoppe, most fascinating episode so far. The villain had him clinging to a rock by his fingertips over a chasm 10,000 feet deep, and with a leer on his face, he was about to squirt lubricating oil into Hoppe's fingers. Praxi, this is a very vital matter. I thought you sailed for England two days ago. Well, no. First I decided to fly, and just tonight I decided I'm not going. Come again? I said I'm not going.  Why? Because I'm in love with Paula Wingate.  I mean it happened so quickly. You're telling me. Well, I'm delighted for you. Then you will send an alternate. Impossible. Praxi, nothing is impossible to a man in love with a woman. This is impossible, and I refuse to discuss it further. It would mean getting the approval of Governor Winton the head of our trustees. There's the relationship of the two schools involved, and it's absurd to try anything so fantastic at such a late hour. But look, if you are aged a year's weight will do you good. You're so impetuous, Philip. Please, Praxi, look here. The matter is closed. Good night, Philip. Dear, is the commercial over yet? Has he started to squirt the oil? Nothing is impossible when gave except getting somebody on that plane in my place. President Cartwright said no, didn't he? Yeah, and capital letters. I knew he would. Oh, maybe he's right. It would necessitate the approval of Governor Winton. It's very late to be making changes. Still, I thought Praxi just might go to bat for me. I will never understand how the president could have expected a man, especially since I sent my picture. Just a minute. Do you mean you sent a picture of yourself? Well, it's a requirement of the exchange. Didn't you send a picture? So help me, I did. Well, excuse me. I'm going to have words with Praxi Cartwright. Wait, Philip. A great matchmaker, this Dan Cupid. Masquerading as a college president is going to give me out of the exchange. Well, I... Didn't Wingate send you her picture? Didn't she? Well, I... Didn't you plan the whole thing? Well, no, I... Oh, trapped. Yeah, you certainly are, and you're going to call Governor Winton right now. Why, it's nearly 2 a.m. No one ever called him at this late hour, even to tell him he's been re-elected. Come on, come on, start putting a call through. I'll get on the other line. Well, prepare yourself for an explosion. But we should send an alternate governor. Why should we? Because Philip, that is, Dr. Clark, has been conducting a serious experiment here at the college. I want to keep him here. Where? Yes, sir, I'm on another line, Governor. So you've been conducting an experiment? Yes, sir. At what nature? It's an important experiment in human relationships. Been working hard? Oh, I've done considerable night work, sir. Does it look promising to you? Highly promising, sir, if I can but continue it. Where? Praxi. Who am I going to send? Who are we going to send, Philip? Why, the second highman, Quinton. Why, we can send Professor Quinton, Governor. Quinton? Yes. Well, it's a shame to do that to the University of Bristol, but perhaps the circumstances allow it. You have my approval for the change. Well, thank you, Governor. Now all we've got to do is convince Quinton. Come right into my study, Quinton. Well, you certainly must have something important to discuss, getting me out of bed at 5 a.m. Well, you might want to get ready for a quick trip after the good news I'm about to spring on you. Take a trip. I don't want to go anywhere. Hello, Quinton. What are you doing here? Oh, hasn't Praxi told you? I'm bowing out. I'm going to let you have the exchange of professorship to the University of Bristol. I just obtained the Governor's approval. Oh, no, you don't. No, no. Philip just wants to get me out of the way so he can have the field with Paula Wingate all to himself. Is that bad? It so happens, Praxi. I have decided that with careful training, Paula Wingate might be suitable to don my socks. Oh, no. To carry on in the Quinton tradition. Well, for heaven's sakes, now things are in a stew. I wish there was someone here who would show some loyalty towards this college. Excuse me, Philip. There is someone here who wants to see you. Coming. Excuse me a minute, Praxi. And are you Bartleback? Bound. Oh, Philip. Paula. Philip, I had to rush over to tell you. I tried to call you, but the phone was busy. We've just had a long talk with Governor Whitten. Philip, I didn't tell you, but tonight, after it seemed hopeless for you to stay here, I cabled the university to see if it wouldn't be possible to send an alternate to take my place. Yes. So that I could be in Bristol with you. Well, I got my answer. And the university has accepted the proposal. Wonderful, Paula. I really have to pay for my alternate's passage and, of course, remain here until he arrives. Oh, darling, I knew we were winners from the beginning. Kiss me. Ah, yes, Philip. Ah, excuse me just a minute. I've got to say something to them inside. Gentlemen. Magna est veritas et spray wallebit. Truth is mighty and widdle prevail. I succumb to the honor of the college and the integrity of love. I'm going to Bristol. The curtain falls in the final act of exchange professor. Our star, Victor Moutour, will return for a curtain call after this timely message from Wendell Niles. Young man, volunteer today for enlistment of the U.S. Army or the U.S. Air Force. The Army and the Air Force wish to meet their manpower requirements with a greatest possible number of volunteers. Hundreds of jobs in a wide variety of career fields in both the Army and Air Force are open to volunteers who can qualify. If you are single and between the ages of 18 and 34, get full details at your nearest U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force recruiting station today. Now, back to our star and your host, C.P. McGregor. Vic, I just saw your new 20th Century Fox picture Stella with Anne Sheridan. Well, did you like it? I certainly did. And something else. I think all your fans are going to like the new Victor Moutour. The press is going to have to dig up a new tag to substitute for that hunk of man they hung on you. Maybe something more in the romantic department. Well, that's kind of their problem. My problem is I'm in a romantic slump right now. How's that? Well, when I first came out here, they had my emotion picture romance mixed in with wrestling a dinosaur. Yes, I remember. That was in 1 million B.C. That's right. Then in Samson, Delilah, my romance wound up with me wrestling a lion. And in my last picture, I wrestled Anne Sheridan. You call that a romantic slump? No, C.P. What I call a slump is that there was no catch to it. Why didn't he have a job on a mass? Oh, say, C.P., by the way, I remember that this broadcast goes overseas through AFRS. And I'd like to tell the boys that my old uniform still fits. And they'll know what I mean. I'm sure they will. Incidentally, Vic, we're going to have a fine star coming next week, Brenda Marshall. Say, she's great. So is her husband, Bill Holden. What's the story about? Well, Victor, and ladies and gentlemen, Brenda Marshall will star in an action drama called The Gold Digger and the Minor. This is the story of the West in the never-ending search for gold. A girl graduate mining engineer, desperate for a job, takes over a geology assignment to relocate a lost vein. She not only rediscovers gold, but a plot involving theft and murder and learns that the bottom of a mineshaft is no place for an ambitious girl engineer when a potential murderer is at the controls of the elevator. That's one I won't miss. Well, so long, CP. And thanks for inviting me over again. Goodbye, Vic, and thanks for joining us. We'll see you next week, ladies and gentlemen, when Brenda Marshall joins us to star in an exciting story, The Gold Digger and the Minor. The next week, then, this is CP McGregor saying thanks for listening and cheerio from Hollywood. The role appeared for the courtesy of the Hollywood Coordinating Committee, which arranges for the appearance of all stars on this program. It was by Rich Hall, the music of Eddie Dunstead. This program is transcribed in Hollywood for release at this time. Wendell Niles speaking.


Wow, I don't know. I even made the bed today. I'm still really tired from this morning.  It was quite hilarious. I can't believe I'm about to say this. I really can't. Day, we are doing the chapstick challenge. I did not think I was ever going to do the video. What are you doing? Wait, sorry, how do you actually say what we're doing? So we're doing the chapstick challenge. Yeah, we're doing the chapstick challenge. I went a bit mad on Amazon and bought technically four different arts, but only three have come so far. I'm doing a tub. If you haven't seen the chapstick challenge before, all it is is me and Becca kissing a f**k of a lot and trying to guess the flavour of the lid. My camera cut out. One more guess. Oh no, it should have been off, I've said the rule. Oh god, it's nice to know that you're as good as this as I am. I'm glad I didn't have to guess that, at all. No, that's what I intrigued me about it because I thought that's actually not a flavour. This is not my music. I think it does. I don't think it tastes as bad as I thought. I think it tastes really fruity. I swear that other YouTubers be watched are so good at this. Pack my three guesses. Damn, it's meant to be shawarma jam. I can't taste anything. That does not taste. Personally. I don't. My turn. If this doesn't taste anything, I'm gonna be so disappointed. Put it on my lips, put it on my lips. I'm here. Tastes the same. They do. They do. I'm like, pull! If I start to be disappointed, I love the little mermaid. Nice, oh my god. I don't think it tastes like Fanta. Let's go, let's go simple. Simple as a bag. So far, the score is... 0-0.  Your turn. All we're doing is kissing. Oh well. I can't believe I got a point. First time's ever been to a picture. Oh my god, I didn't, I didn't take a picture of the other one. Do that after. Right. I have no clue. Are you joking? That's it on my channel, but there really are part two going up over on Becca's channel. I have no idea what she's doing to my back, but if you're new, subscribe. So that's that. The rest of the video is going to be over on Becca's channel, which is linked in the description down below. I hope you enjoyed the video. I think, I'll see you. Back to the end. Thanks for watching, guys, and I'll see you tomorrow. Because I booked a day off for her, because I work today, I'm supposed to work. Booyah! Yeah. Ugh, full-time jobs. It's a heart-loving tip. Potentially very damaging. I'm sure worth it.


This is more of a when you design a program. When you're designing a program, these are the steps. It's almost like in reverse, where you push the output back to the top, edit the inputs in the middle, your process at the end. It looks a little different from the other way around. So right down here, so as you can see, you want to find a program to define or find how fast a car travels. If it goes 50 miles in two hours, right? To solve such a problem, you need to know the outputs first. So most programs, that's what happens first, the outputs. Think about, say, when you want to build a house, you don't just go and start building a house, right?   All those are the output array. You already know what you want. So that's the output process. A program is the same thing. You write a program to, say, a tic-tac-toe game. What does the interface look like? How many rows and columns you need and things like that. So that's the output process, the design process. And you want to do that first because you don't want to start coding and then suddenly, things don't match the way you want it. Of course, in a very simple program, you don't have to draw it out. You know, in your head, you can just do it very quickly. But a complex program, you need to draw out the output first. So that's that one. And then once you define the output, you know exactly what you want, then the next thing is the input. Input is like what kind of data you need, what kind of material you need to build the house. You get the resources. Once you have all the materials you need, you get all the input data you need, and then you start processing the information. And that's where the process comes into the picture. You start building right away, or you start your calculations, or creating colors, or building other objects out of that. So this is a typical process when you build a writer program. The process in part is input, process, output. Designing part is output, input, process. So if you can understand this logic, it'll make things so much simpler for you later on, you write your code. So I'm going to fall back to this two really simple concept when you write programs later. And this can be applied to the entire program itself, or to Chinese sub-programs we call functions. So we will be talking about this quite extensively throughout the course when we write functions and other sub-routines with sub-programs.


So a new infinite legendary Shars glitch has hit the world wide web within destiny 2 and today guys I will explain all but Boo warned do this while you can it's going to be absolutely taken out of the game ASAP 100% reset this is going to be gone no doubt about it. How's it going people my name is DPJ and if you do enjoy the video leaving a like really helps out and if you like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe. Okay so within season of the deep I should have for you quests correlating with your subclasses which will reward you with exotics. Now what you need to do guys is complete any one of these up until the point of where she's going to reward you with this exotic. With the hunter with the tame in his storm it is a step 4 of a 7 I think on warlocks this could be around a step 6 I'm not sure but either way. Any one of these guys it doesn't matter get to the point of where she will reward you the exotic so we go to her right now we'll see the exotic is right there. But what you want to do guys is not accept this I could pick this up and it ruins the glitch or do not pick this up. Press B and you want to abandon this you want to abandon that quest where you're going to get that exotic and you'll see guys what happens here is more or less then when you go back to speak to her. You can pick up an infinite amount of these and I mean it's infinite guys my space is full but it's absolutely infinite then all you gotta do is dismantle them. When you dismantle them you get shards you get glimmer you get gunsmith material. Ranked progress weapons you name it guys. Again absolutely ridiculous use this while you can. They already know about this I've seen like 3 or 4 people post about this already.  So yeah do it guys get those materials I need shards I need everything people do it do it do it. Guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps add to your like what you see and want to see more be sure to subscribe and hopefully guys I will see you on that next one.


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What's going on guys? Welcome to a new video. So in this one, then we're gonna be looking at some existing Facebook ads and just breaking down the kind of things that go into Essentially a successful Facebook ad now before jumping into it though I just want to quickly mention I am giving away a free one-to-one consultation with me in this video If you want to enter the draw then all you have to do is simply like the video and leave a comment down below And if you come to that on my previous video, then just make sure you stay tuned to the end of this one Where the winner will be announced and with that being said then let's jump straight into it So it's kind of what I want to do then the whole idea of this video is to kind of change your way of thinking When it comes to designing and producing your Facebook ads because I think a lot of people approach it in the wrong direction And unless you get kind of like the fundamentals and your base Correct, then you set yourself up to fail when you build a house that foundations have to be perfect Otherwise the fact the house is going to fall over at some point and I kind of want to use that as a metaphor Because it kind of applies to when it comes to Facebook ads So we're going to go right back to the beginning then and we have to Establish essentially what our goal is so staff on the beginning then our goal is obviously to make money With Facebook ads and the way we do that then is by people actually buying our product So the question we have to ask ourselves then is how do we get people to buy a product? And the only way to do that then is to show our ads to people so essentially our goal with our Facebook ad is to show our product to as many people as possible because If a huge amount of people see the product as long as it's a quality audience as well Then of course people will always buy it So when it comes to designing your ads then you have to look at it in two ways number one Your ad has to create a want for your products So people do actually buy it if there's no one for it then obviously people aren't going to buy it Doesn't matter how many people show it for you how many people you show it to you still have to create that one or that need within your customer and in the second thing you have to make people want To share your products as well as the costs of Facebook ads go up Then your cpms are also going to go up, which means you're going to get less bang for your buck less people today Are going to see your product then they will have a year ago So what you have to do is you have to play on you have to take advantage of social media and create an ad that People want to engage with and share because every time somebody engages and shares It's going to look good to Facebook Facebook are going to lower your cpms because ultimately they want to create a good Experience for their users and you're going to reach more people which is also which is the second then Key ingredient to a successful ad because the more people you can reach And the more of a want and need you create within your audience then it's just going to increase your chances So to kind of break that down then Um, it says as it says here the message is not this is my product So when you create your ad you're the message that you put across you don't just want to be saying This is my product and talking about yourself. So this is my product. This is what it does What you want to do is you don't even necessarily have to tell people to buy it You can just say this is what it can do and actually demonstrate what it does to people because That is the number one thing then that's going to resonate with your audience So I've got some ads which we're going to go through in a second But if you can actually demonstrate the product and show them what it can do for them As long as it's relevant to the audience as well So you've got good tags in then it's going to accomplish those two things It's going to make people want to buy it because it does something for them that's relevant for them Whether that solve a problem, make them look fashionable, whatever it is And that's actually the easiest thing to do this The hardest thing to do then is to create an ad that people want to share And in my opinion, this is the most important thing because if you can get people to share your ad for free Then it's not going to cost you any money to essentially gain those extra impressions The average facebook user you can google this has two to three hundred friends Every time they share it that's potentially how many people you're going to reach for free And if you base I mean there is no such thing as an average cpm But if you say it's about 20 pounds or $20 cpm if you can get 10 people to share it Then you're going to reach two to three thousand people Which is going to save you anywhere between kind of like 40 to 60 dollars So that really is the power then of creating an ad that has viral capabilities That people essentially want to engage with and share with their friends And then the keys to a successful ad then so there's an emotional aspect This strikes an emotion within the viewer So when they see your ad they feel some kind of emotion And this is what leads people on to essentially want to share it with their friends When people feel something that either like gives them joy or something People will always tag their friends in it If you think if you think about any viral post Then it's usually something that has an emotion on the viewer So that could be joy or shock or it could literally be anything And this leads them to share it then obviously and then that leads to viral potential That should always be your goal If you can get your ad to go viral Then you can switch off all your ads and simply buy people sharing it Like a domino effect will be enough to just push it around the internet Without having to pay for it And number two then which is the easiest thing to do Is to create a need and actually solve a problem And this leads your viewer to actually buy the product So this is what will convince your customer to buy it But then the second thing in my opinion The most important thing is the emotional aspect Which leads people to share it Because the more you can increase your reach The more people are going to see your ad And obviously the more chance you have of making even more sales But going back to the need aspect then and solves the problem This leads the viewer to actually buy it And to do that then you actually have to demonstrate your product So you have to demonstrate it in a way That strikes an emotion within your customer And that is the key as it says here To combine these two triggers They are the two main ingredients then to a successful ad If you think about any kind of car ad or trainer ad Then it's not just a slideshow or A camera going around the car or a trainer It's usually somebody running around and tracking them Showing essentially what they can do And it's usually cars driving on the road Or cars parking themselves Because there's no better way to create a need Than actually show somebody what the products can do for them So anyway all that being said Enough talking is done Let's actually have a look at some examples So the first thing I want to show you Is because everybody should do this Who's running Facebook ads Is that go around on your Facebook page Create a new profile If you want to And just go around liking all these different e-commerce websites All these different drop shipping businesses Because what you'll find Is that your news feed then becomes packed full of products like this So this is people drop shipping And this was a product actually That featured in one of my product idea videos And if you want to do If you see one that you like That has really good engagement etc Click on these three dots And just click save video It'll save it to your collections And then that way If you ever need some inspiration Or you want to compare some ads Then it will put it in this list here So I'll just open this link to show you And as you can see I've got all these different ads That I can then look back for inspiration And just for comparison reasons So just to take this ad as an example then Because I think it's a really good ad It's got a decent amount of engagement Nothing really that crazy at the moment But you can see clearly then Especially that image there In fact, if we can rewind it It creates a need for the product By demonstrating it It shows exactly what it does So they've got a dog that's laid in the shade Because it's warm It's sunny and it solves a problem So it creates a need for the products That makes people want to actually buy it Which is a good thing Because that's the key ingredient number one It makes people want to buy it Therefore people are going to buy it But the second thing The most important thing then in my opinion Is to actually get people want to share it Because they can increase their reach Which will lower their CPMs And when it comes to Facebook ads Getting more and more expensive They're only going to continue to do so Unless you can get some help By creating that emotion Within your audience for people to share it Then that's ultimately what's going to lead To long-term success in my opinion And I think they do a pretty good job with it The fact they've got loads of different dogs When people see dogs Then it does just create that It's been proven in fact That just by stroking a dog releases in door things In your mind It actually makes you feel better and less stressed Which is actually why the pet niches Are some of the best niches When it comes to e-commerce Because they're so easy to advertise Everybody who sees a dog being stupid It just makes them smile And regardless of whether they're interested in the product If an animal is doing something stupid Then they want to share it with their friends If you think about some of the most popular videos Ever to hit the internet Going back now like keyboard cat Or whatever it was called The fact that the reason that got so popular Is because it's a cat playing the keyboard And it had that emotion It made people laugh Which meant people wanted to share it with their friends Because people want to make their friends laugh as well With all that being said Then hopefully kind of coming around to the way I'm thinking Let's have a look at a couple more The dusty doing That's quite a popular one The one I wanted to show you then Were the indestructible shoes So it's these ones here Now the reason this one is so good in my opinion Is because it creates a need for them Because it shows exactly what they do And what they can do for someone But they also plan that emotional aspect too Like people watching this would be in shock And shock is a really strong emotion If you Google the strongest emotion someone can feel Then shock is one of them People can die from shock That's how much of a powerful emotion actually is And all the things they're demonstrating the shoes do So it's kind of combining the two ingredients Is quite shocking Like they'll protect your toes from Heavy things They're anti-slip You can like stamp on nails And it's not going to penetrate them Which is like a shocking thing So ads like this that combine those two key aspects Are just always going to do well in my opinion So let's have a look at one more thing Then that's not nothing really that interesting about this Now this is a really good ad purely because It solves a really kind of important problem Or a really difficult problem that people genuinely have The only thing I would say it was lacking Was that emotional aspect I guess there's kind of like that sense of shock That it works so well And it can make moving furniture etc so easy However whenever it comes to furniture I don't think furniture is a very passionable niche And therefore in terms of getting that organic reach And the viral capabilities And I think they're going to struggle I don't want you to think then And come away from this video thinking Unless I make someone laugh Then I'm not going to do very well with Facebook ads Because that's not the case You can do very well As long as you create that need for people to buy your product Then you can do well But what I'm saying is that if you want to maximize And take advantage of the fact that we're advertising On a social media platform Then buy encompassing that second key ingredient Which is making people feel some sort of emotion with your ad Then I think you're going to get even better results So they're kind of like the takeaways from the video Then number one make sure you create a need And a want for your products Because unless there is that need Or want for it people aren't going to buy it And number two then if you can try and strike Some sort of emotion within your customer Whether it's shock or enjoyment whatever it is Because that's what's going to lead them To engaging with it and sharing it And the more you can get people to do that The more people you're going to reach And then the more chance you have of making even more sales And with that being said then guys I'm going to wrap the video up If you're still watching then thank you very much I hope you enjoyed the video If you did all I ask then is that you simply leave a like And if you want to be entered into the raffle then For a chance to win the call with me All you have to do is simply leave a comment down below as well And with that being said then Let's get into announcing the winner of the previous video Who are then guys on the previous video If you haven't checked this one out yet Make sure you go and watch it People seem to be enjoying it We look at three dropshipping stores So they are actually dropshipping themselves And each have done over seven figures And we just look at the kind of things We can learn from them So what Facebook ads they're running What products they're selling What their stores look like etc So if you haven't seen it yet Make sure you go check it out But anyway I'm just going to take the URL Head over to our random comment picker So these competitions are 100% random I have no say whatsoever in who the winner is So please don't ask me to pick you And the winner then with the previous video Is Emil van der Berg Apologies for the name 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The Protected Audience API is part of the Privacy Sandbox, a series of proposals to satisfy cross-site use cases but without third-party cookies or other tracking mechanisms. The Protected Audience API is designed to support an advertiser who would like to build up an audience, in other words a group of people they want to show an ad to. And later the advertiser can target and add to that audience as a whole without being able to learn the browsing habits of any individual's behaviour in that audience. This audience data can be shared across sites in a privacy-preserving manner to run a remarketing ad campaign allowing the advertiser to connect with a group of people who previously interacted with their website. Now for example, imagine you're looking at running shoes in an online shoe store but you don't make a purchase and then at a later time that advertiser may be interested in showing you an ad for those running shoes while you're visiting a different site. So why do we need the Protected Audience API? Well, understanding user interests can result in more relevant ads than simply choosing ads based on contextual data. Traditionally ad platforms have learnt about user interests by tracking their behaviour across sites and with the deprecation of third party cookies the ad techs will lose that ability. So we need a new way to present relevant ads to users but without tracking them across the web. The Protected Audience API is the replacement API to run an ad auction involving cross site audience data while preserving user privacy. With the Protected Audience API, the user's browser, not the advertiser or ad tech platform holds information about what the advertiser thinks a person is interested in. And when a user is visiting an advertiser site, the advertiser has the opportunity to add the user to an interest group. This audience data becomes stored on device and it becomes available in a secure execution environment to the advertisers only during an ad auction. At a later time when the user visits a publisher site, a site that displays ads, the user's browser runs an ad auction where the buyers and the sellers business logics are executed in a secure environment. In this secure environment, like a workload running locally in the user's browser or a trusted execution environment, user data such as the interest group data is protected. The website the user is visiting and the third parties participating in an ad auction cannot learn about the user's ad interests. And this allows advertisers to show relevant ads while keeping your interests and browsing activity private. Now in this example, the advertiser, the shoe store doesn't learn what pages your viewing and the ad publisher, the news site doesn't learn about your interest in running shoes. So how exactly does the protected audience API actually work? Well, let's see an example from start to finish. Now I'll show you some JavaScript here, but don't worry if you're not a coder, you should still be able to follow along. In this example, a user visits a page on a site that wants to advertise its products, you know, like the online shoe store I mentioned before, and the advertiser site or the ad tech it uses to participate in an ad auction on their behalf, such as a demand side platform, asks the user's browser to join an ad interest group by calling, well, join ad interest group. And when adding a user to an interest group, the advertiser specifies the ad associated with the interest group and the location of the bidding logic to be executed when the ad auction runs later. The buyer can also add contextual data to the interest group, which becomes available when the buyer's bidding logic is executed in a secure environment. Later on, the user visits a site that displays ads, such as a news publisher, and the user's browser runs an auction to choose an ad. And the seller in this auction might be the site itself or a third party acting on its behalf, such as a supply side ad platform. The buyers are third parties bidding for the site's ad inventory, you know, the space where ads can be displayed, such as demand side platforms acting on behalf of advertisers. The seller in this ad auction has two jobs, choose which buyers can participate and choose which bid is most desirable based on each bid's price and other metadata. The seller initiates the ad auction by calling run ad auction with data including the buyers that are participating in the auction, the seller's contextual data, the location of the seller's ad scoring logic, and the location of the seller's real-time signal server. When the auction starts, the browser reads the interest group data of the buyers participating in the auction. And then the browser fetches the bid generation logic along with real-time signals from each buyer. The browser executes each buyer's bidding logic in a secure environment like a workload or trusted execution environment and supplies the logic with the audience data. Each bidding logic returns a bid price which signifies how much the buyer is willing to pay for the interest group. And then the browser fetches and executes the seller's scoring logic in a secure environment where the seller has the opportunity to provide a desirability score of each buyer's bid. And finally, the browser will select the bid with the highest desirability score as the winner of the ad auction. And after the auction, the winning ad is returned. And the winning ad is rendered into a HTML element called a fenced frame which severely restricts the communication between the Embedder and the ad. And this makes sure that the publisher cannot learn what ad has been rendered to the user. So that's the Protected Audience API in a nutshell. To find out more, take a look at the article here. We have a demo that shows a simple example of using the Protected Audience API to join an ad interest group and then initiate an on-device auction. If you have comments about the API design, file an issue on the explainer. And if you have feedback or questions about this video or, you know, any questions about using the API, file an issue on our Privacy Sandbox Dev Support repo. And you can track implementations of all the Privacy Sandbox APIs on our status page. So thanks for watching and be sure to check out the other videos in the Privacy Sandbox series.


Hey guys, RealisticGaming here. Welcome back to another Roblox video. Today, we're gonna be playing Hiking. Now, this is supposed to be another game inspired by camping. Oh my god. Camping has really started a big trend in Roblox. It's just pretty cool. Alright, so let's see how this goes. And then we're here in Mount Roblox. Yeah. Oh my god. Okay, so this really doesn't look like the camping game. It looks like we're about to go in the ocean again like last time. And that's when me and I forgot the name of it. But it was so funny how like, it threw us off the waterfall. And now if we go. Oh god, this better be awesome, man. So, we went camping. Oh my god, I can't believe camping has started all this trend. Okay, so here we are day one. Okay, so what's up with this place, man? Oh, Rez. Welcome hikers. When you are ready, follow me up to this cabin. Okay, so here we go. Let's go up here in this cabin. Let's check out this place. Let's see what it's all about, man. Okay, nice. Alright, this is a cabin that we will go back to after all of our hikes. Okay, so this cabin doesn't look like it's like top end or anything. It looks like an old cabin or something. Let's go check it out. Okay, so here we are. This is the worst cabin I've ever been in, man. There's a chest here. Where's my loo? Okay, there's nothing in here. So, I'm gonna go outside. I don't know about this place, y'all. Alrighty. Oh, I'd like to chat with you guys. Explain to you what today's plan is. Okay, so what do you got in store for us, chief? What do you got to tell us, Mr. Rez? We're going to embark on an expedition. A huge one. Oh gosh, okay. It might be scary as the death pole on Mount Robloxie has spiked. What?  As long as we stick together, we will be fine. Okay, that is true, you guys. Stay together, man. Alright, which one of you is the most excited? I wouldn't say I am, but I don't know. Well, apparently it's this dude right here. I am. I love hiking. All right, my boy. Talk please. Hello. What's up? Oi. All right, so let's go. Great. I love to hear that. All right, let's get going. Okay, so while we go on this hiking adventure, make sure to stay close. All right, my boy. So don't separate, you guys. Even the guy says stick together. We got to stick together through this, because once we separate, that's when everything goes AWOL. Okay. Oh, look, there's a pond here. Everybody, it's time to swim. Oh, look. Hey, this is some nice clear water, man. Oh, is that a cave down there? Oh, my God. Okay, it's nothing. Okay, so it's very chill out here. We chillin'. Well, we found a nice pond. Yes, we did. Don't drink it. Uh-oh, why not? Don't drink the water. This can be perfect for some water. Everyone gets something to drink. Oh, somebody's making Japanese here. All right, nice. Don't drink it. All right, I'm not going to drink it because he said not to. I trust the unicorn. I think that's what happens if you drink the water. Oh, my God. Guys, my stomach hurts. Don't tell me the water was poisoned. I believe it is. Oh, no, he's dying. Now somebody help him. Oh, no, someone poisoned one of our water containers. Who would do such a thing? I don't know, man. Oh, my God. Run back to the cabin. Oh, my God. You gotta tell me twice. Boy, neat. I'm out of here, man. Hold on. Oh, my God. We have 20 seconds to get back to the cabin. Or else we're orphaned. We're gonna orphan here. But you know what? I'm out of here, man. Okay, nice. We made it back. We're safe in town in the cabin. Why did she always go up there? I assume she feels safe up here. It's like when you're playing the scary elevator and you hide on top of the elevator because you believe you're safe. I believe this is what's going on here. What happened, Mr. Rez? Wow, that was close. Yes. Oh, my God. There's somebody locked outside. Hey, I remember this dude.  All right.  I don't want to go to sleep out here, man. Somebody just died. What is wrong with you? We could start out our adventure tomorrow. Okay, so I guess we start our... Wait, so this wasn't an adventure already. What do you call it? Jeez. Okay, so that was a little hectic. He has a dragon floating. Yeah, man. Okay, good morning, hikers. Good morning, Mr. Rez. What do you have in store for us today? Now that we have light, we can head to Mount Robloxia. Yay. Okay, so where's Mount Robloxia? I thought this was Mount Robloxia already around the mountain. Let's head over. Okay, so where's he at? He says follow me, but I don't see the guy anywhere. Look at this dude. Where's he at? Oh, Mount Robloxia is over there. I see the big old sign over there. Okay. Okay, so off we go to Mount Robloxia, guys. Hopefully nothing else tragic happens because I'm tired of losing people. It's so sad. Okay, we're going the right way. Well, I mean, of course we are because the sign's over here. Okay, so what's going to wait for us inside of Mount Robloxia, man? There could be a lot of crazy things in there. Hopefully there isn't, though. Even though he said this trip was going to be scary in the beginning. So brace yourselves. He lives in the woods. What? So is he Bigfoot? Is that what you're telling me? This guy Bigfoot? I don't know, man. Somebody about his smile is just like weird. Oh my God. He has a weird smile. Oh, why is there a giant boulder right there? Uh-oh. Hey, what happened? All right, this is a cave that we will explore today. Alrighty, man. Okay, wait, I was already in here. He teleported me out. This is a cave of Mount Robloxia. Let's head inside. I don't think heading in here is a great idea, but I mean, whatever, man. That's the whole point of the adventure. Oh, there's lava everywhere. Oh my God. All right, let's go explore this tunnel to the right. To jump in the lava? If I'm reading my map correctly, this is the correct way. Boy, there's lava there. How is this supposed to be the way? There has to be another way, man. Will this let us the wrong way? Wow. Isn't that great? Oh, I had the map turned in the wrong direction. Bruh, did he really have to? Oh my God. What kind of tour is starting, man? All right, follow me. Okay, so where do we follow him to? You better get my umbrella. There's no umbrella here. All right, so do we do like do parkour now? Okay, we can't jump yet. Oh, wait, he's barely back here? Oh my God. I was about to say, where is he at? He's talking his whole time and he's holding in the back. Wow, real lava. Well, it doesn't look real to me, but that is definitely lava. Everyone take some pictures. Not to even laugh again. Leave us alone. No, Jaden. The monster is back. Oh no, the monster has taken me. Dude, they took Jaden. That is so sad. Please save me. I will try my best, Jaden. Oh my God, you have 20 seconds for when you to get over here and save me? Uh-oh, real good at jumping. Boy, you want me to sacrifice myself? I'll do it. But I mean, let's all right, I'm gonna beat them to it. Oh, I won. Let's go. Oh my God, I don't know how you beat them to it. All right, we saved them. Nice. No problem. My boy, I got you, man. I did say stick together. And that's what we're gonna be doing, guys. Okay, let's get out of here now. Yeet. All right. Hey, where are you going? Wait, did he just take another route? No, all right. I was about to say, did he find like a secret pathway? Oh no. Dude, I think we're trapped in here. Guys, this is not good. Is there a giant boulder in the way? Uh-oh. Guys, we're stuck in this cave. Oh no, we're trapped in here. Yes, we definitely are. This way. All right, shout me to the way, Charizard. I saw an opening back in the cave. Oh, here it is. Wow, how did I miss that? I don't think it was there at first, but whatever. Let's keep going. We need to get out of this place. Oh my God, I see some tape up there. Is that yellow caution tape? Yes, it is. Uh-oh. Oh my God. Hey, the unicorn's already over here. She's ahead of the game. All right, if I'm reading this map correctly, there should be a nice camp up this way. Follow me. All right, finally, he can read the map correctly. Unlike last time he had it. Wait, what? He had it the wrong way. Hover kitten, looking for permission to land. That is a hilarious shirt. All right, so where's he do that? Like, we're here already. Dude, I think he got lost. All right, there he is. He is so slow. Like, we're already over here waiting for him.  All right, finally, he made it. Now, we're perfect. Let's stay here for the night while we have no other choice. So let's just stay here for the night then. See you all tomorrow. Good night, Mr. Rez. I guess we're off to sleep, you guys, for the night. My God, okay, so we just started out here. We came to Mauro, Blacksia. We lost a couple of people already, which is sad. And then this dude over here got a strap in this cave. And now what does he have to say? All right, good morning. Good morning, Mr. Rez. Tiki Island, I played that game boy when you're to get out of here today. Well, oh no, he's left again. Just dude. Oh no, the monster. Uh oh. Wait, where's Mr. Rez at? He just left. No, the monster took Rez. Guys, so they took, okay, so we're definitely in trouble now. They took Rez. All right, guys, we need to get out of here in honor of Rez. What if Rez is a monster? I don't know, you guys, something fishy is gonna happen. The only way out of here is through the caution tape. Wait, what? But we can't get out of here. Let's go, everyone. Okay, so we're here at the caution tape, but we can't get out of here. Okay, now we can. That made no sense. We're actually dead because we had to wait. Okay, so off we go. Oh God. Oh no, not one of these plank thingies. Somebody go. Be careful. Who's gonna do it? Choose for him. Wait, I have double life. No, do the court. Wait, should I do it? I think she got it. All right, let's go. Oh my God, that was scary. Oh my God, all right. So off we go. Hopefully there's none of those plank things anymore. Great job, everyone. We got the right path. Yeah, that was very risky.  According to Rez's map, there's an escape route ahead. Let's get moving. Okay, it's right here, but we can't get out of here. Oh God, what is going on? You guys, why are we floating? Oh God, there you go. We found an escape. Wait, there's an umbrella. I gotta buy this. Oh, there's binoculars. There's a teddy bear. I want the teddy bear. What? Oh, there's a key. I don't know what this key's for, but I'm buying it. Okay, so let's get back to the cabin for safety. Uh-oh, no, this is not good news. I think you have to rejoin to get my umbrella. No. Okay, so hopefully we make it. I think we should. I did buy the thing to run faster, which is actually, which is actually not a lie because I'm actually ahead of all these people. Smile you guys later, man. It's not time to take a swim.  Okay, we definitely made it. We still have a lot of health. I feel bad for those people that are already at yellow. Oh no, can we jump through the window? Let me in. Oh my God, he can't go in the window. Are you kidding me? Then what's the window for? Okay, so it's come to the cabin for safety, but the rain is going through the cabin. What a tarnation. Okay, feel that was close. Yes, it was, man. You made it good, Bob. Thank you, Mister. Okay, I think we can leave tomorrow morning. No, the longer we stay, the more bad things happen. What don't you guys understand? We can use the boat we came in. I bet you the boat's not even going to be there anymore. Oh my God. Okay, I should stop getting ahead of myself. Good night, everybody. Good night, man. All right, so it's been a crazy adventure. Well, crazy hiking adventure so far. Hopefully we don't. Okay, so it's only five of us. Oh my God, it was like 10 of us, not down to like half. Follow me. All right, I trust the unicorn. Good morning, hikers. Don't talk to me. Wait, I thought he was gone. This doesn't make any sense. I was able to fight off the monster and escape. No, I don't trust you, Mister Rez. I don't trust that guy because he disappeared yesterday. Now he appeared out of nowhere. Now follow me to the boat. Oh gosh. Hopefully he's not the evil guy because I have a feeling in him I get that he's going to be the evil one because how do you just vanish and appear out of nowhere? And apparently he was able to fight off the monsters. Uh-uh, buddy. That does not sound right. All right, so here we're at the boat. Everybody come to the boat.  I don't want to be here anymore. Oh gosh. Oh, there she goes. Okay, hey, good job, you two, man. Good job, everybody. We made it to the boat. Now we can get out of here and sail the oceans. Okay, can we leave now? We're at the boat, man. No. Why? Oh no, there he comes. No, get out of here. You better not be evil. I swear. You better not be evil, Mr. Rez. Have a great rest of your summer. Okay, I guess he's not. I'll see you later, man. Take it easy. Wait, why is he going to stay in the island though? Hiking. Oh my God. Okay, so that's it. We never really saw the monster. We want to survive the hike award, so I guess we made it out of life, which is good. Which is a good thing because apparently half of the people that played didn't make it, which is sad. All right, tweet over. Say bye, buddy. There you go, Matt. Great job. Yeah. That wasn't so hard compared to the other ones. This might have been like one of the easiest ones so far. I mean, unless you have bad luck and you get killed or captured, then that's a different story, man. All right, you guys, thank you guys for watching. Thank you guys for the amazing support. If you guys enjoyed the video, make sure to slap the like button. If you're new to the channel, make sure to subscribe and turn that notification bell on. Allow us to see you guys in the next one. Bye.


Why is Mark Wahlberg presenting this award to a cast full of Asians? So controversial, let's talk about it. Yeah, this is going viral in entertainment circles on the internet right now. We're talking about like tens of thousands of comments, way more comments than I even would have thought, to be honest. But long story short, Andrew, Mark Wahlberg presented everything everywhere all at once with the award for best SAG movie of the year. However, Andrew, Mark Wahlberg, when he was 16 years old, got convicted of hate crimes against two Vietnamese men. So of course, Andrew, it's 2023. The internet dug it back up and it went crazy. Some people were defending Mark Wahlberg. Some people were going against them. Some people were somewhere in the middle. So of course, Andrew, we got to cover the internet reactions, our own takeaways. So make sure you like, subscribe and turn your notifications, Andrew. Real quick, Andrew, why is this such a big deal? Is it because Mark Wahlberg is a gigantic superstar? Well, that is partially it. Guys, here's one of the gigantic Hollywood superstars that has something this bad on his record. And sometimes it does get overlooked maybe partially because it's against Asians. And if it was against another group, it might even be a little bit more of a thing, right? Probably. Yeah. Well, he was 16 years old. He was definitely coming from a rough part of Boston. No doubt there are Irish gangs. There are drugs going on. It's definitely not a nice place. He comes in there. He said he was on drugs, but he basically assaults two Vietnamese men while trying to steal beer. He assaults them bad. It's bad. Right. Right. Initially, the report comes out that he blinded one of them in their left eye. The guy came out and said, and there's some dispute over like whether he got paid off or not to say that actually he was blind the whole time. Well, anyways, he does get arrested. He does get convicted. He sentenced to two years at the age of 16, but then only does 45 days in jail. So technically he did his time, even though it wasn't very long. And obviously that happened a long time ago. 35 years ago. Since then. The Dorchester was a real wild place back then, man. Yeah. It's hard to judge me for what I did.   I paid millions of dollars. But anyways, so there's a multitude of reactions. Let's get into it. David, what's the first main opinion? Obviously more from the Asian side, but not fully only from the Asians was like, I don't forgive him. People don't change. You don't know what's in his heart. And it's certainly even if he has changed and made up for it, why would you have him present the award to the group of people that he victimized? All right. So a couple of things. I don't think he knew who's going to win. I think he signed up to present at the award show. And then they happen to win. Now maybe Mark Wahlberg is like, all right, well, listen, now I'm just not going to do any more awards shows seeing the backlash.  Right. He's not holding Ki Kwe Kwan in this photo going, hey, are you from Dorchester? Yeah. And I think one good point that people did bring up, which first of all, again, what he did back when he was 16 was bad. Yeah. It actually deserves to be on his record.  It's not pardoned. It shouldn't be pardoned. But I'm saying, I guess, like, if you believe in restorative justice, now a lot of people do. A lot of people, especially on the left side of things, do believe in restorative justice. If you do, then you can't keep calling Mark Wahlberg a criminal or an Asian hater. Yeah. I do think you can make up for stuff for bad things you do when you're 16. The truth is. But I noticed that there was two different groups, Andrew on the pro-Mark Wahlberg side. There was one that was kind of like, hey, man, we all do stuff that's messed up and it's 50-50, but ultimately it sure seems like he stayed out of trouble. And then there was another crowd that was more tribal about it. Like, stop bringing it up. It doesn't matter what he did when he was 16, man. He was just trying to be a patriot. He had some misplaced anger, but he's my guy. And he's only one of the last people in Hollywood fighting for me and my identity. So stop talking about it. So obviously, like we said, Andrew, there was the tribalistic more, I guess, more middle America redneck-y side, but then there was a side that was just like, yeah, man, I mean, we all do stuff that's messed up. How interesting is it, David, that the one last-standing true blue-collar like Irish-American hero that's a big superstar in Hollywood was like, has such a past like that? Yeah. Like, unfortunately, like, I know Chris Pratt is also another conservative American guy, but he ain't seen as a- He's baited. He's baited. Mark's alpha. I mean, he makes love to aliens. It's not the same, man. Mark Wahlberg fights aliens and saves America. So I think that, yeah, they're viewed differently, and I think it's interesting that part of the defense is coming from a tribal side where they're just like, I don't want to see the last good-standing white American to get attacked by these- Right. And he recently sort of rededicated himself to being Catholic, which is obviously the Irish religion. I mean, not a lot of Irish people are Catholic. I'm sorry.  You know what I mean? I don't think they're permanently damaged. Obviously, the whole eye thing is like up for debate, but the guy said he was already blind from the Vietnam War before it wasn't just a punch from Mark.  So it's sort of a different perspective than both sides. It's in the middle. All right. I got a funny idea. At all the Wall Burger locations, they have to start serving a Bun Me inspired burger. And then they donate half the proceeds, a large part of the proceeds to, like, Asian organizations. That would be crazy. I'm not saying... Or the Vietnamese nonprofits in Dorchester, Boston, which is ethnic enclave. Exactly, exactly. So he could do that. That's just an idea, Mark. I don't know if the team's watching. Anyway, let's just get into our takeaways. For me, my biggest takeaway is that, listen, I just don't think it's that top of my mind. I'm not going to spend time wondering if Mark Wahlberg atoned for his sins or not. I do think he should. I think it's fair for people to bring it up. I think it's fair for him to bring out the receipts of what he did to fix it or the good life that he's lived or the good deeds or whatever. But at the end of the day, the Asian community's got to focus on what we're doing. We're not even going to be on that award stage with everything everywhere all at once, unless you're focusing on what we got going on, whether it's Pan-Asian, this community supporting that community, what we're building together. I think the Asian-American community, specifically on Twitter, TikTok, you know, the critics and stuff like that, they're always worrying that Sukiyana made that rap song that was like, you know, Asian-I, Qing Chong, or like this Mark Wahlberg thing. I'm not saying they're not valid at all, but you're like over-weighting what's happening in these other worlds that don't even care about Asians at all. We got to be focused on what we're building internally. Yeah, that's a good point. I agree with you. I have two quick takeaways. I think, number one, as an audience member or a person that's outside of the game, you don't have to forgive Mark Wahlberg. I don't have to forgive him. What does it mean if I forgive him or if I hate him? It doesn't matter. But I do enjoy some of his movies, you know? Yeah, you like my movies, Andrew? You think it's like because it's like something that Hollywood's not really offering in a large volume?  Sometimes when I watch your movies, I feel a spirit that's very aggressive and stands up for what he wants. Anyways, no, but like, I'm serious. You don't have to forgive him and you don't have to like him, but you don't have to spend all your time hating on him, either. But you can't, whatever. Just don't let it take up space in your brain. You only got so much hard drive space. Another take that I have is just Hollywood is all politics. So if you're wondering how come other Asians in Hollywood don't hate Mark Wahlberg, they should like not want to work with him. They still shake his hand. Yeah. Seymour has a movie coming out with Mark Wahlberg, right? That was a little controversial when he took up that role because of this past. But also you have to understand, man, Hollywood's a lot of politics. And it's just like, listen, man, the goal in Hollywood is you make hit movies. You make everybody famous. You do good art. And through the larger macro narratives of media, you can affect some larger impact in your community, whether it's inspiring people or bringing to light stories. Yeah.  Maybe he doesn't have hate in his heart. Do I think he's the biggest fan of like Shalom bow and like fun and all this? No, probably not. But whatever, you know what I mean? And at the end of the day, guys, Hollywood is a lot of people just trying to make art playing characters. It's like a lot of politics too and why you shake hands and why you don't just speak your mind whenever you can because people do this and they make the projects and this person's tied under this agent. Anyways, guys, I get it.  Let us know what you think in the comment section below. Like I said, man, I haven't read this many boomer comments defending somebody in so long. There was an entire spectrum, even amongst Asians, there was an entire spectrum of opinion, right? Yo, Mark Wahlberg is one of those American blue-collar stars. So people are going to ride for him. Do you like my story of redemption? Do you believe me, guys? Let me know in the comment section below. Make sure you keep it civil.  Until next time, we're the Hop Hop Boys. We out. Peace.


Hi guys welcome back to my channel today's video I'm going to be reacting to a golden oak video if you guys don't know what golden oak is It's a private residence on Disney property that people actually live on Disney property live at Disney Whatever you want to call it not a lot of people know about it. So that's why it's not really talked about a lot It's kind of for really rich people the home start at two million and just go up from there It's really close to the Four Seasons Orlando resort. It's like on that property. It's right near Magic Kingdom So you probably haven't seen it or heard about it And I've always wanted to make a video about it because I don't know I'm just really intrigued about it and just like people who are fans of stars or YouTubers I am a fan of like really cool places and luxury and that sort of thing So I was really excited to make this video like everyone says make videos that you're passionate about that interests you and I always scour YouTube land to try to find videos about this place like more vlog style But there's not a lot of videos kind of just like showing what it looks like and stuff So if any of you live or go there make some videos vlogs take pictures or whatever Because there's not a lot of stuff on the internet about it But luckily the happiest girls on earth YouTube channel I will put their channel on the screen have Videos about it and today we're going to be reacting to one Golan oak is probably someplace I would want to live like honestly I'm a little bit a fangirl when it comes to this because I don't know it's just kind of unknown So you know when you don't know a lot about something you're just kind of like ooh What's that shiny new thing, you know if you guys like this video make sure to give it a thumbs up So I know that you guys like this and that I should make more reaction videos to maybe some of the homes in there You know like seven million dollar homes crazy I mean it's definitely a goal of mine to like live maybe a golden oak Maybe maybe in the Hamptons because the Hampton homes are so pretty. I follow that hashtag on Instagram But I digress let's just get on into this video So the video is entitled dining at Disney's golden oak exclusive restaurant Okay, so she has a little cute intro I'm gonna like skip through this little bit So they have this clubhouse if you have Access if you live there or if you get invited. There's this pretty clubhouse. I don't know a lot about it I've never really seen the outside of it, but in this video she shows it It's really pretty I've seen like pictures, but like I don't really know what it actually looked like in context wise So I'm glad that she showed that in her video Okay, so she kind of just explains like where golden oak is and like what it is about You have to drive through to get to the hotel homes and they're all Disney inspired They have little magical touches scattered throughout then and they're all custom just look at these photos guys I don't know. It's just so cool. It's almost unreal You want to see a peek inside of the clubhouse at the restaurant This is your place This is your video to see it because there are no other videos on YouTube of this. Yeah Props to this girl like So make sure to go subscribe to her and you'll be like the first to be notified she doesn't even know I exist so Hopefully she maybe sees this. I don't know. Yeah, make sure to go subscribe to her channel. She's at like 721 she definitely needs like at least a thousand for this kind of content. Yes, finally I'm like finally someone is making content about this. Okay, and she's making more videos about it Totally good. I would probably do the same thing She has probably more balls than I do because I wouldn't want to film in there. I would be too like nervous I would just be kind of nervous to do that So I'll probably just like take pictures and then explain it in the video like with a voice-over So she did an amazing job doing this because I don't think I would do this as good as she did again She did an amazing job Inside So on the property, there's I don't know how many restaurants or whatever But I do know that there's multiple restaurants So there's like I think she goes into it in this video hold on let me just Okay, so she doesn't name all the restaurants But there's this like one on the rooftop and then there's like I don't know if it's like a sports bar I don't know but there's like obviously restaurants at the Four Seasons like resort and stuff So there's multiple restaurants, but this is like the clubhouse restaurant again I don't know a whole lot about this, but I'm assuming it's like, you know in an apartment Complex like there's a clubhouse with like a gym and like other stuff that residents can do I'm assuming it's like that, but I'm not sure So anyway, she's gonna show her outfit If I got a chance to go into gold oak, I think I would cry I don't know why it's just ever since I learned about it I was like so intrigued and fascinated is probably the best words to describe it now that I'm editing this Oh my gosh, it's a whole other world. It's like just because of its exclusivity I just I don't know Also, if you guys didn't know there's different sections of golden oak and they all have like different designs So like there's the cottages then there's these other like sections of it and they're all names like pretty fancy things Anyway, so this is what it looks like. She's just kind of showing driving up to the clubhouse And that's what it looks like and now I get a better perspective of like what the actual Thing looks like because I've only really seen like flat pictures not like a full-on video to kind of get To try to understand like what this all looks like so again, she shows the COVID-19 stuff and Going on in oh look at those doors Honestly the first time I saw this I felt like it was really brown. I was kind of shocked Um Like this area was just like it's a little dark in there Like I don't really know like I wouldn't expect that to look like that But maybe it's the vibe they're going for at least it's not too crowded So she probably didn't feel like too nervous to film in this. Oh look at the fancy water. We got a little oh There's the dining menu. So contactless and then I guess they gave her another one Or maybe that one was for drinks or maybe this is the drinks one. Yeah, oh no, there's pizza. Never mind So that's a menu And then this guy does a magic trick The pizza looks good Not gonna lie chicken quesadillas with the chips and salsa I'm a picky eater, but just knowing I would probably eat this food just to try it because I would be like So excited. I don't know but the fries look good That's always a must when you're going to places like that. Oh those cookies man.  Oh They have something on the top like the little tree logo She kind of talks about her experience. So again, if you want to check out Her video, I'm not the most educated on this place I really like this design, but the first like going into the place. It was really dark I was kind of surprised by that design the best way I can describe is like kind of brown I mean, I don't know what the style they're going for but this one the ending clip that she shows is so pretty Kind of reminds me of like a library vibes. It's really cool I want to thank this girl for making this happiest girls on earth. Follow them subscribe The video will be the first link in the description box as well as linked in the icard so just have the eye up there and Yeah, so I got inspired to make this video because I saw that video and I was like Oh, we need to encourage her to do more videos like this and just to show her some love and kind of shout out her channel I might do a reaction to some of like the interiors of the homes Honestly, some of those people need to get better Videographers and like use a wide-angle lens not their iPhone. Well, the iPhone does now have a wide-angle lens So maybe that's okay, but they need some better videographers for their real estate videos So hit a girl up if you need some help with that because some of those videos look rough And I'm sure the homes like the camera doesn't do the home justice is what I'm trying to say So anyway, if you guys enjoyed this video, make sure to give it a thumbs up Don't forget to check out the happiest girls on earth YouTube channel and watch the full video You have any other questions comments concerns leave them in the comment section Question of the day if you can live anywhere in the world, where would it be? I think my first top choice I've never even been there is golden oak or it would be the Hamptons like North Hampton South Hampton East Hampton or somewhere in California. I've always said I wanted to live in California So those are probably the top three places. I wouldn't want to live or maybe a different country But right now we're just gonna keep it to the US. I guess that's about it So I'll see you guys in my next video. Bye


Girdhar Jain, Assistant Professor in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Valchin Institute of Technology, Sholapur. Now, today I am going to deliver a lecture on Autopolarity Detector and Indicator and Attenuator Circuit for DVM. Now, learning outcomes of the session are at the end of the session, students will be able to draw and design Autopolarity Detector and Indicator and Attenuator Circuit for digital voltmeter. Now, contents are Autopolarity Detector and Indicator Circuit, Attenuator Circuit and design considerations of the circuits. Now, this figure one shows the circuit for Autopolarity Detector and Indicator. Now, this circuit consists of the comparator A1 and A2 using op-amp and op-amp A3 is connected as a inverting amplifier. Now, output of comparator A1 is given to a Zener diode. So, 180 ohm and Zener diode are connected as shown in figure. So, output of comparator because this operational amplifier is driven with plus 12 volt and minus 12 volt therefore, when output of comparator is high. So, it will be plus 12 volt and to clamp it to logic 1, the 4.7 volt Zener diode is used and 180 ohm resistance will limit the current through Zener diode. Now, similar circuit is used at the output of comparator A2 and op-amp A3 is connected as a inverting amplifier. So, for the inverting amplifier, the gain is minus Rf by R1. So, R1 and Rf are 1k therefore, gain of this inverting amplifier is minus 1. Then at the output of comparator A, it is output is connected to control switch Sx, output of comparator form by A2. So, point B is connected to control switch Sx. Now, let us understand how the circuit operates. So, this circuit will detect the polarity of input and it will indicate if the input is negative by displaying this LED by glowing this LED. Now, let input is positive V in. Let input is positive. If input is positive, then output of comparator A1 is high and output of comparator A2 is low. Therefore, LED will be off and as output of upper comparator A1 is high. So, point A, it is connected to control switch Sx and therefore, switch Sx is closed. Now, here switch Sx and Sy are the solid state switches which are control electronically means when the output A is high. So, it will close the solid state switch Sx. Now, when input is positive, output of comparator A1 is high, switch Sx is closed, output of comparator A2 is low, switch Sy is open. And therefore, the input V in, therefore, input V in through switch Sx, it comes at the output and it is connected to input of a integrator input. So, this auto polarity detector and indicator circuit is used at the input side. So, input is applied to the circuit and output of the circuit is given to a integrator input for the DVM which we have seen in the earlier lecture. Means when input is positive, it is transfer to input of integrator as it is. Now, let us understand if input is negative, what will happen? When input is negative, output of comparator A1 is low and output of comparator A2 is high. Therefore, the LED is glowing, right? 180 ohm resistance will limit the current through LED and that is the intensity of LED. So, LED is glowing which indicates that input is negative. When LED is not glowing or LED is off, input is positive and when LED is on, input is negative, okay? Now, when output of comparator A2 is high which is point B and it will close the switch SY and output of comparator A1 is low means switch Sx is open. Now, when Sx is open and SY is closed, now negative input is passed through the inverting amplifier which is having a gain of minus 1 and therefore, output of this inverting amplifier is a positive voltage. For example, if input is minus 2 volt and gain of this inverting amplifier is minus 1 means output of inverting amplifier is plus 2 volt and as SY is closed, so output of the inverting amplifier, so it is connected to input of integrator. So, in this way, this circuit will pass the input as it is by closing switch Sx and it will invert the input by closing switch SY and passing the input through a inverting amplifier, okay? So, this circuit will detect the polarity of input by glowing the LED, right? If input is negative, LED is on. Now, pause this video and think on the following question. So, shall we measure the 2000-hole DC using DVM? Yes, 2000-hole DC can be measured, but that 2000-hole DC cannot be connected directly to the integrator input because the op-amp can accept the input voltage up to the rated input, right? It cannot accept the 2000-hole and therefore, if you want to measure up to 2000-hole, say 0 to 2000-hole, then that voltage is to be attenuated by using a attenuator circuit. Now, this figure shows the attenuator circuit for DVM and this attenuator circuit is also we call as a range selector circuit, means we select the range of input voltage by operating the switches. Now, this attenuator circuit consists of the 9 meg, 900 k, 90 k, 9 k and 1 k connected in series, then switches S a, S b, S c, S d and S c as shown and then 100 k, then two Zener diodes connected in anti-parallel, okay? And there is a buffer, voltage follower. Now, input resistance of this buffer is high, which will avoid the loading effect and the output of voltage follower which is 0 to 0.2 volt which is connected to the input of integrator. Now, you can see depending on the magnitude of input hold or the range of input voltage, a appropriate switch is to be selected and this is given in the table 1 range selection. Now, if input voltage is in between 0 to 0.2 volt, switch S a is closed and remaining switches are open, means input is passed as it is and through buffer, voltage gain of the buffer is unity, so output is 0 to 0.2 volt. Similarly, if input is 0 to 2 volt, then switch S b is closed with other switches kept open. So, in this case, what will happen if switch S b is closed? So, 9 mega ohm upper resistance and from that point to the ground, the sum of 900 k, 90 k, 9 k and 1 k, okay? So, if we proceed further for the equivalent circuit, now if switch S b is closed, so close the switch S 2 and here let input is say 2 volt, so this is 9 meg and the lower resistance. Now, make sum of the lower resistances, so it will come as 1 meg and the simplified equivalent circuit becomes 2 volt, 9 mega ohm in series with 1 meg and voltage across 1 meg is the output V o dash. Now, if we apply a potential divider, V o dash is 1 meg upon 1 meg plus 9 meg means 1 upon 10 into 2, so it is 0.2 volt, means 2 volt is converted to 0.2 volt by the circuit. Now, similarly, for the range of 20 volt, operate switch S c, you can draw the similar equivalent circuit and verify yourself and for the 200 volt, the switch S d is to be used and for 2000 volts switch S c is to be used. Now, this kind of circuit is used where there is a manual range selector switch provided for a multimeter means by observing the input voltage, you have to select the appropriate switch manually, right? Now, design consideration. Now, in the circuit, the comparators which are used in the circuit, so use high sensitivity comparator such as mu a 710 or lm 324 and for the operational amplifier which is used as a inverting amplifier, you can use lm 324 or lm 741, okay? So, these are references. Thank you for attending the lecture.