Hi, everyone. Hi. Hi, everyone. Welcome to N5D Global Predictions with Psychic Alley, Greg and my sister Tara. Hey. Oh, yeah. I see we have Joe Biden in the audience. Come on, man. Come on, man. Come on, man. Hi, Time Lord. Thanks for joining us. Let's take a look at my Global Predictions book. Look at that. I need to get my... I haven't even got my cards out. We didn't get much of a break. Oh, darling, do you have to do that? Yeah, I do.  He got to be an annoying brother. He had to be an annoying brother. I had her solo on there, so it was just her on there. I wasn't talking to myself. You're mumbling incoherently. So welcome to N5D Global Predictions. If you have any questions you want us to look into, as always, put them in the chat, but make sure that they're all uppercase so we see them. If you don't put them in uppercase, we might skip over it. It's a good chance we will. We won't see it, and we won't answer that question. If you don't have any questions that you want answered, ask the questions in uppercase in the chat. Pretty simple. Thank you, Brian. I love your tie-dye shirts. I got to get what you're wearing. Yeah, this is the... I love this. This is one of my favorite ones. This is the Quantum Earth. It looks amazing. I love this. It's one of my favorites now. Hi, Joyce. Thank you for joining us. Hi to Seeker. Welcome aboard. And no, hello. Brian, you... I don't know. Brian, dude, you probably have like several pounds of CS2K sand by now. He's ordered a few shirts. I always put sand in my shirts that I send out to everyone. Because I love spreading that Atlantean sand all around the world. Hell yeah. Hi, Claudette. Welcome back. Get my clothes ready. I need a gale. Hello, hello. Joyce and Seeker have a couple questions, so we'll get to those. Hi to Gemini Moon. Thank you for joining us. Do we need paper to write some of these down? No. Tamara, put it in capital letters, please. We'll probably miss it if you don't. Welcome back, Lori. That might be okay if it's the first one. I'm trying a new deck of cards, different deck of cards, but I had to single them out from the others, so... There you go. Thank you. Thank you, Tamara. Yeah. It's all we ask. Put it in uppercase. All caps. Yep. It's hard to read some of these comments. I'm, like, trying to push my face into the screen here to read some of it. Well, you know why. Yeah, because I'm old. Yeah, I know. I can read them online. Oh, that's a good one, Joyce. So I don't know. Is Nicholas Sturgeon going to jail? Right. Ask about getting home. Got questions coming in early. Quickly. This is good. Yeah. This is good. Love it. I like it. Love it. What on earth is that? Oh, sorry. Do you know what that is?  And people protested, and apparently, you know, Ann Hauser-Busch lost, like, $6 billion after that, almost $7 billion. Yeah. Yeah. So, but it's like all these companies are going woke. Jack Daniels did the same thing. They got trans people representing them. A lot of people are boycotting, because they're tired of people just shoving it in our faces. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. It was for entertainment purposes only for years, with the drag, what is it? The drag queens. The drag queens have been entertaining us for years. So it's a joke. Well, maybe not to them. Maybe not to them, but, you know, they have, what is it called, dysphoria issues? At least. I mean, I think it... I've actually done the makeup for men before. I don't have an issue with it. I used to come in a woman and go out a man. Sorry, come in a man, go out in a woman. Yeah. I used to do it. I'm Halloween. I did. I did. He made it as a superb... Did you see that show? Yes, I did. I was one ugly chick. Yeah. It was funny. I enjoyed it. It was hideous. I was, I was amused. I was hideous. Sorry. We used to dress you up in... And I'm grateful. I don't remember that.  That's cruelty right there. We used to dress him up. I was so young. I didn't remember. He was our little baby. We could play with him and dress him up and put him in the stroller. Yeah. That's cruel. That's cruel. It's sibling love. That's what happens. Oh, yeah. I got, I got even. Yeah. How did you get even, darling? What do you mean? What are you talking about? Yeah, you know exactly what I'm talking about. How are you talking about? Making funny noises over there? Yeah, a little rope-fert. And farting in dog dishes and putting it in our faces and car rides. Yeah. He's a joy. Oh, you did not. Oh, yes, he did. I'm telling you, he was king of annoyance. I had to get even with him. My brother used to hold me down. He was an annoying boy. No. A rebel with a cause to annoy my sister. I was the angel on the family. I was the angel on the family. I was the angel on the family. You and Mola. Shit. They got, we broke mom and dad down.  Do what you want. I was a lot easier being a boy than being a girl like you and Lola, you know. I had things easier. I could stay out all night if I wanted to. Thing is, I was, I'm not a night person. So I'd go to bed early no matter what. But occasionally I would stay out all night and drink and they didn't care. I'm a dad. Yeah. You should thank us for breaking them in so well. Yeah. We wore them out. You did. Well, primarily I wore them out. Yeah. Mostly you. Rebel with a cause. Yeah. Hellfire and brimstone. Here I come. Yeah. Thank you for mentioning that. Hi, Nisha and Tammy. Hi, Tammy. No, it's my sister. I'm not surprised. My mother. I'm not surprised. Woo! My sister. I'm not surprised that we're only watching for a short time. It's 3 a.m. here. It's 4 a.m. for you. Hi, Sarah. Yeah. Wonderful. Yes. She, Sarah always has, she has an open invitation to come down here anytime she wants. Stay as long as she wants. Yeah. I love it here. Come to the UK.  I'm looking forward to going across the pond. I'm going to do a big puddle jump. Yep. I'm excited. I'm bringing my rubber boots because I understand it gets wet there a lot. Yeah. I have rubber boots. Oh my God. I'll be puddle jumping through Europe. Linda says her ex-partner used to hold her head under the sheets trying to convince me his farts smelled like roses. Not, it was my mad dad. I'm still waiting for Alec to fart. Women nearly fluffed. Well, she farted. Yeah, we fluffed. I, I might, well, you was mentioned today because I bent down to pick something up and I let one go. All right.  That's right. No. Damn. On a bash. I've, I've ripped a number of them in front of you. I don't care. Yeah. Yep. Yeah. No. It would be, it would be an accident. That's it. It would be an accident. Yeah. I had to scroll back. Yep. All right. Well, we can probably start tackling some of these questions. We've got a bunch of them. Oh yeah. Nicole Nicola Sturgeon is. Yeah. I've told you about her, her husband was arrested. Um, because he was a part of the finances for that. It's a Scottish prime minister. So, um, yeah, they Scotland want to be on their own. They want to be apart from England. They want to be on their own. Scottish laws are different to UK laws. Yeah. You know, yeah. Anyway, he's been caught fiddling the books. They've, um, also they were digging up the patio in their house. And they, um, it's a big thing. It's huge here. So they're looking for God knows what else. You know, why would they be digging up the garden? But they were coming out with all these evidence bags. Um, they, um, confiscated a big kind of RV. Um, camper van thing as well. So it's big. Okay. Well, that'll be our first question. All right. I'll lead it off as I often do. I love it. I do. I love it. All right. Bye then. So, yeah, um, I'm looking at, you know, is Nicholas Sturgeon going to jail? Right. Well, there's been some shady doings, some shady things going on. Um, with, you know, with him and his wife. Um, and some financial, um, wrong doings, but to go into jail. Yeah. Justice is coming. Got justice and the outlook for everyone else after that. You have the sun. So, um, yeah, it looks, it looks very promising. Um, justice will prevail. And this all boils down to once again, I've been talking about this for years about Pluto and Capricorn, you know, it's brought this truth vibration. Now we're in Pluto and Aquarius. The truth vibration is even stronger. You know, what people are doing that, you know, if they're trying to do stuff against that's working against humanity, it's boomeranging right back at them. So, yeah, that's, that's what I got. Okay. Any insight? No. Okay. Okay. Yeah. It's coming. Um, so, um, I got that. Yes. Um, it was a little bit of a question mark with me because, you know, this would be the first time that we would see somebody of this high up, um, actually going to, to prison. I think she's going to be charged. Um, I can hear you guys. Um, do you want? No, go ahead. Was, oh, I was thinking Tara was going to give us, because she usually says no, and then she gets something. Yeah. So I do feel as if there is, um, definite, um, she's definitely going to get charged. Um, but I don't know if I'm seeing prison. Um, although, although I've just looked at one card and it's got sin and karma and look, there's chains there. Look. Oh, wow. Yeah. So I would say, you know, my intuition is like, no, no. Yeah. Looking at that. I think so. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Wow. That's a shocker. We agree. Yeah. Okay. Seekers saying, ask about good money. Is it really being used? Okay. Um, yeah, there's. Those three came out together, right? Yeah. We kind of jumped out of the day. There's some paths that are going on right now that, uh, it's as it's almost as if what they're trying to do. They, they, they, it's as if they don't think about it.  Learning the truth. Um, Got the ten of swords. You know, it's. Shits coming to an end. Yeah. I mean, there's. And, uh, fast-paced changes coming. Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Uh, worry. Lots of worry going on, Uh, but ultimately justice is on its way. So, Um, Yeah. Everything's playing out the way it should play out. And like what I was mentioning before about these paths, you know, Well, we don't know if you're not ready for it. It might not necessarily be that. What it might be is a timing thing more than we're not ready for it. I think we are ready for it.  Facebook about. A poll on. MSN. And. Over 50% of the people don't read newspapers or magazines. That tells me people are waking up.  So. Yeah. People are waking up. We are ready for this, but there's a reason why stuff's getting delayed. But yes, it's definitely getting used. We're going to be learning more about it real soon. Got any feelings, insights? I don't even know what get more is. Okay. It's a military base for. Military tribunals. Oh, Yeah. I had no idea. Yeah. Oops. Gotcha. Rubbing your eyes. Yeah. Um, Yes. Um, it is definitely being used, but I can't see any actual. They're, they're building up the evidence. They are interviewing them. They're finding out everything.  Um, but I don't, I'm not seeing they're actually putting them. Um, they're not killing them. They're not, I'm not being, you know, because some people said, oh, I'm not seeing that. I'm seeing, I feel that will be the tribunals will happen. Um, well, I feel that we will see it, but they're already compiling all the evidence and they are. In prison, basically they're in prison. Maybe this is what we were talking about before on our previous show with the masks. You know, maybe that that's why we're seeing a lot of people wearing masks pretending to be other. You know, maybe they're already there. Yeah. Yeah.   They're, they're, they're awaiting their destiny. Um, but, um, a lot of them are telling it all. You know, they're saying everything. So, yes. The crimes against children are majority of the people that have been, that have been arrested. Um, the financial ones, not as much, I think they're still kind of letting them hang themselves really. Um, but for the, for the children, look. Wow. Yeah. Yeah. Dang them for them messing with those kids. Yeah. Yeah. They deserve come back here. He's just sitting there waving it. I love you. I love you too. Okay. So our next question comes from tomorrow. Well, uh, DeSantis run in 2024.  Last phase change in this controversy, I think is part of. DeSantis being endorsed by Hillary and accepting money from George Soros. And if you're a conservative, Hillary doesn't endorse any conservatives and conservatives don't get money from George Soros. Generally speaking, unless you're like Mitt Romney. Um, so there's some questionable things I question. I think, I think DeSantis, Ron DeSantis has done a wonderful job as governor here in Florida, but why would Hillary endorse him? Why would George Soros give him money? So you got to ask yourself those questions. Um, he's got the star in the sun.  There's no doubt in my mind. Um, whether he wins or not, I, I can't, I can't see him beating out Trump. I see him with Trump as a vice president to Trump. No, I don't see that. No way. They, they butt heads too much. They, they don't even like each other as far as I know. Yeah. Well, that's what I see. Yeah. Yeah. Um, didn't, didn't Kamala and Joe Biden hate each other and then they teamed up. Yeah, that's true. Yeah. Yeah. Could happen. Yeah. Yeah. Hmm. Well, these were interesting cards that I got. So. Okay. Competition. So that's the yes. Okay. Now, for some reason, there is something that's gone in the background regarding uh, DeSantis and Trump that we don't know about because it is a revenge thing. I don't even think he's that's just about it. It's kind of just different. And then when I asked a bit further, I got the magician card, which is it's all a movie. It's, it's all a movie. It's like something, this is all being enacted. Um, and there's a big, um, reveal coming at the end of it. So, you know, he will fail though. DeSantis, he won't get in it anywhere. It's the failure card. Um, that it's going to show this, this, the power struggle. It's going to show that. Okay. Um, yeah. At the end of the day, I think that he's, he's, um, pretending to be in both camps. He's, he's, that's his job role. Yeah. So it's to put doubt in there. Okay. Well, makes you wonder though, if he does run in 2024, who's our gov, who's going to be our governor here in Florida? Yeah. We really need somebody. He's worked. He's done a lot of great things here in Florida. I give him credit for that. Despite him being endorsed by Hillary and accepting money from Soros, he's done a lot of great things for Floridians. So, I don't know. Explain this. Cause I don't, I don't know. Um, so if he does, or is running for, you know, president, he's, can he not be a governor? He can't be a governor whilst he's, whilst he's running. No. Well, I mean, yeah, because he would fill out his term while he's running. He'd still be governor, but once the election's over and the terms are fulfilled, he's done. And cause you'd be voting on a new governor while he's running for president. Okay. I don't think he's running. He's just trying to see what kind of reaction he's going to get, or just storing the pot. Well, I got the cards are saying unequivocably he's running. Yeah. He's right. Yeah. But I think, I think you're, what you're picking up Tara, I think it is, it's all of a game in the background. It's just, it's just like a game. During the pot. Yeah. See, I, you know, he is running, but it is, I think it's a game that they're giving it about in the background. It's all to fall.  He's, he might be getting information from the bad guys. Cause it's like, yeah, I'm over in your camp. I've got one foot in both camps. Boy, did I, did you even draw cards on this? Yeah. I missed that. Okay. I missed that somehow. I don't know. I picked, um, power struggle. Oh, that's right. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yeah. Yes. Yes. You were just gazing into her eyes and you lost yourself. I had big parts in my eyes. Yeah. Our next question comes from Gemini Moon. Is this the end of Ann Hauser Bush? Ann Hauser Bush is huge.  Bud Light, a big one. Oh yeah. Bud Light. Are they all alcohol? Yeah. Are they? Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Our chef is there. Stella, Stella Artois, a Budweiser company, a Budweiser brand. So all these different brands are Ann Hauser Bush. Ann Hauser Bush. I did post a picture, though, on the N5D Telegram page, where they showed these coolers at some sporting event. And the Bud Light cooler is full. And the cooler next to it was a Miller, Miller Light, and only just had a few cans on the bottom. And it was almost completely sold out. So people are boycotting and protesting. And as I mentioned, Ann Hauser Bush has lost close to $7 billion since they had a trans person become their representative. And people are speaking out.  Other people have spoken out about it. So we'll see. But I drew some cards on it. Interestingly, Budweiser is called the King of Beers. And the first two cards I got were the King of Swords and the King of Pentacles. So I know that I'm on the right track with this reading. Is this the end of Budweiser? Got the Justice card.  And you really got to weigh things out. Is it the end? Probably not. I got the Six of Pentacles after that. You know, benevolence and, you know, they're going to lose a lot of money. And it's going to make other companies think twice about get woke, go broke kind of thing. That's what any woke company is getting severely boycotted. And it's going to make people think twice. They're going to lose a lot of money and they'll think twice about any decisions they make from this point forward. But is it the end? I'm not feeling that. What do you think? I don't think it's the end. And I was just too big. The whole woke thing is having a domino effect on others. Yeah. Yeah. People are waking up, get woke, go broke, you know? You got those upside down on the bottom. No, no. I know what I'm doing. I could have sworn you flipped them. No. Okay, baby. All you, my love. First card out. They are stuck. Wow. They are trapped. They've trapped themselves. Okay. They're having a bit of a spiritual awakening energy here. So they're learning some very vital lessons here. But they're going to be fine. They're going to come through. I think the people's memories are short. So the next advertising will be absolutely fine. And everything will just carry on as normal. So yeah, short and sweet really. But it's what I get. Yeah, we'll try this and it didn't work. Okay. So we'll go back to what works. Yeah. That's exactly what they're going to do. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But they're going to lose billions of dollars. They already have. And you know. It's summertime. You don't want to be losing billions of dollars on beer. Yeah. People are tired of the wokeness being thrown in our face. Okay. Our next question comes from more Donna. What happened with Fox News cutting a deal today? Do you know anything about that? No. Who do they cut a deal with? No. You may have to enlighten us a little bit more. Yeah. Yeah. I think Greg's having a look up and see. Yeah. That's interesting. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, wow. That's it. Okay. So there was a $787 million settlement between Fox News and Dominion who counts votes. But I'm still not sure. Are we doing some of these on rumble today? No. No. Okay. So the headline is Fox News admits lying settles with Dominion. Wow. What did they lie about? It was a defamation case. Apparently they... All right. Well, we all know what Dominion's questions are about. They agreed to settle rather than to fight? Well, when Eater said, instead of $5 billion, that Dominion sued for. Hmm. Yeah. Fox has admitted to telling lies about Dominion that caused enormous damage to the company. Blah, blah, blah. They've already said the truth then. Well, saying here that the original amount was supposed to be $1.6 billion in damages and they settled for $787 million. Was this the voting scam for the presidential election? Yeah. Yeah. Yep. So, okay. Yeah. So what happened with Fox cutting a deal? Well, this is going to be interesting. Because, yeah. Okay. Well. Okay. Well, leading off, what happened? They're in debt with the devil. Yeah. The devil made them do it. Financial issues going on. Definitely. And we got the death card on this as well. This is interesting because is Fox going to turn a new leaf? Are they basically, because they settled, are they part of, you know, will they be able to report honestly about Dominion from this point forward? You know? I don't know. I'm not. How would you interpret that death card, Allie? I would say, I would say they can't really say anything more about Dominion. Yeah. That their hands are tied. Unless some solid truth came out, like unless everybody else reported on it. And it became, you know, factual, legal factual, then they would be able to. But the death card is final, isn't it? This is for entertainment purposes only.  Who is? Dominion. Which one? Dominion, of course. Yeah. Yeah. Who was the cards you were picking out for? Because would you pick it up? Because the first card you picked out, well, I can't remember. I already shuffle them. Yeah. I didn't know if you were talking about Fox or Dominion. Oh, the devil was the first one. And that's toward Dominion, yeah? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I got you. Yeah. All righty. And the five of pentacles. Yeah. And then the death card. Yeah. Pretty prominent. Yeah. Oh, right. So what I'm picking up is almost suddenly the background because I, Fox didn't want the publicity. They didn't want it all out there. Okay. So that was that. I honestly, I know I'm keep saying this, but I honestly think this is part of the movie as well. It's all to do with, you know, making Dominion because when it all comes out about them, they're going to see how corrupt they are and how much front they've got in actually taking somebody to court who's telling the truth about them. It's like, you know, the truth is we know what these machines did. I'm not going to say it. So, but all these machines did was corrupt things.  But the end result is, I think it's just going to drift into the background.  It's just going to, you know, be gone.  This is all going to be totally exposed. It has already, they've actually proved it. There was who's that female solicitor that was very pointed. She was a miniature. She's actually going to be quiet now, but it was with Rudy, what's it, and and her. And they basically were doing this documentary on, they had the machines there and they showed you what these machines did. I don't know where I saw that, but yeah. So anyway, yeah, that's, that's all I get. It's just, it's just going to be brushed under the carpet. I'm afraid. Okay. There we go. I love you. I love you too. Next up is from Sarah Sutra. I just finished watching Elon Musk on Tucker. Should we be worried about him and AI? And I posted a video on rumble about that and it's on the N5D telegram page. So, okay, looking at the cards on this, should we be worried? Well, there is concern. There is concern. What are the motives, you know? According to Elon, he wants, he wants it to be the, he's saying that all the other ones are biased. All of the other AI chat bots are biased. And you can clearly see that if you go to like chat and GPT, there's a bias. And I've asked the chat GPT, I said, is it possible for you to be programmed to be biased? And he said, yeah, of course it is. And they are as far as I'm concerned. This for entertainment purposes only. But should we be worried about it? Well, you know what? He's planning on coming out with a new truth GPT, I think he's going to call it, where you can find out all the answers of the universe. And it's kind of like what he's doing with Twitter. He's going to make it open and honest for everyone. And ultimately, I got the world for him. He's got good intentions. You might not think so sometimes and it seems like sometimes he's playing both sides of the coin. This one's good. This one, I think he's doing in humanity's best interest. You got any feelings about it? No? Okay. All right, my love. What do you have? Whoops. I'm waiting for your sister to go, yeah, but no. Okay. So I'm seeing that paper. He is definitely going to be, he's going to be releasing a lot more AI bits and pieces. I think it's for the world. This is for humanity and he is working for them, whether or not it's his, you know, it was always his intention or not. I don't know. I feel that, you know, he's a bit of a genius. I think, you know, sometimes genius people can be a little bit mad.  I think he's genuinely, genuinely worried about, you know, where AI is going.  But I think he's going to undo a lot of the bad stuff. Because I do think that there are some companies that have actually gone too far with AI already. And I feel that he's going to be in charge of that, of undoing it and making it safer for humanity. But, you know, some of these movies where you see kind of iRobot and things like that, it's not that far-fetched that that would happen. It's like if they got to a point of saying, is humanity good for Earth, good for the world? You know, we get clubbed together with all these kind of psychopaths, don't we? Because their rules and regulations go. We can only do so much. You know, are we destroying the planet? Well, because we don't have a choice about how much plastic we buy, or how much meat is grown and slaughtered. You know, when you've got an AI who is weighing up the pros and the cons of humanity, and whether or not we're worth saving, I can totally understand where they would go in and go, I'm not sure if they are worth saving. So if an AI becomes that big where they can make their own decisions, do you really think that we're going to be able to stop them? And I think that's where Elon is going with his comments that should be regulated. And I absolutely agree. But I don't think, I think Elon is there that is going to help and not hinder. I think he once got very carried away at one point, which was a little bit worrying. But I think he scared himself. My feeling is he scared himself. Yeah, that's it. That's what I get. Thank you, my love. Yeah. Well, you know, I think it's pretty amazing how we do the cards every week and how right on we are with each other. Yeah. It's not a deliberate thing. We've done it before in the past where it hasn't. We haven't matched up. You know, down we could have seen it. But, you know, there are differences. Those times will prove I was right. I love you. Gemini Moon has our next question. She says she's asking is all weather manipulated on the planet? Okay. We shall take a look. Jen, Gemini Moon? Yeah. Boy. Well, it's an uphill battle, you know, that we've been facing with chemtrails. We've seen all sorts of different kinds of manipulation. They can put energy into the water and create tsunamis. They can create earthquakes, volcanoes, eruptions. And is it all? I don't think it's all, but man, there's a great deal of it. And a lot of this shit's being used against us to cull the population. So the good news is that truth will come out. People will be held accountable. This is such an amazing time that we're living in. And we're going to see truth and justice coming. So, you know, and it'll happen in our lifetimes.  Yeah, everyone is watching. Hell yeah. It's happening. Yeah. So not all, but a lot, yeah. I was pointing out saying, have you asked Tara? No? No. Okay. All right. I've got the same thing. Not all weather is manipulated. But they are working to their own gender. And I feel my, my feeling is we're going to have an extremely hot summer. I'm predicting it's going to be extremely hot summer in the UK, which is going to be a gobsmacker and there's going to be a lack of water. There's going to be droughts and it's going to be all very scary because they want to fulfill their climate change here in the UK. And that's a prediction for you. So I feel it's going to happen in the UK. I don't know about America. They've already done it in America, haven't they? There was huge droughts where cattle were dying and people had to sell their livestock and all of that. And that is all to go with their agenda. You know, you know, any, any country that are going with the BRIT thing, the monetary system tends to have earthquakes and things like that. So, yeah, they are manipulating it 100%. 100%. But is it all over? No. No. No. Yeah. Thank you, my love. Tracy's asking or saying, I keep hearing about three or four arcs here on Earth underwater, et cetera, 1,000 miles wide. Wow. Will the arcs activate and evacuate much of humanity? I haven't heard anything about that. It feels right to me, though. Yeah. Well, when I look at the cards, something's happening. And I'm not sure if it's specifically the arcs that you're talking about, Tracy. But it's the change is coming. The new beginnings are on their way. I got the death card. And I think that's dual faceted. It's the death card. I think it's obviously the new beginnings, but also the end of the cabal. And, you know, and maybe that's the separation. I know, Allie, you don't, you don't think anyone's getting left behind, but what if, what if that's where, you know, our star family says, OK, we're here.  Time to go and let the those who are really negative people stay behind. And I don't know, I'm just putting it out there. But yeah, there's something that's going on. And I can't specifically say if it's arcs that you're talking about, if something is in place, that's what I have. Something's in place. OK, yeah. They've they've got underground bases that are all equipped. And they've got it does not surprise me. It feels right when you talk about these arcs. Absolutely. Could it be just checking out there? Could it be that the elite and all of the nasties actually leave this planet and this planet becomes heaven on earth without them? And that's where the separation comes in. So the really nasty negative ones go. I'd like to see that personally. No, I would. But there's going to be a very good outcome with all these negative people. And I think there is a timeline. There's a strong timeline where people where humanity will be evacuated. I think it's a very strong timeline. Well, after they pick me up or pick you up, they better pick the other one up. We need to be on the same ship. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah. So my my feeling, my my gut feeling is I don't think it will come to that. I can see a timeline. And it won't be to do with nuclear weapons and things like that. It could even be a choice. There is another earth out there, something like that. Would you like to go? Would you like to go to this other earth? Maybe that's where you see it. Like another planet. Like another planet that's like a, you know, but you it's like America. Nobody can come into America if they've got criminal record, which is going to be Obama, me trying to get in because I do know I don't have one. I'm joking. I'm joking. But they don't let people in with the criminal record. So, you know, could it be you can't get on these spaceships that go to another planet if you've been bad person? Who knows? I'm open with it. Yeah. I love you. I love you too. Our next question comes from Brian. Will George Soros and Rothschilds lose power with their money in the near future? And I've already got some cards drawn on this.  They're, they've built a trap for themselves.  And I, we got some help from off-worlders. We've got the best card in the deck. They're all going to be held accountable. Shit's going down. I'd be shitting bricks if I were them. Now it's not a good time to be in the cabal, the Illuminati, to be an unpaid actress, actor for most of the people in the music industry that have sold their souls. I really feel for them. It's not going to be a pretty ending for them. For entertainment purposes only. Yep. They have, they've lost 50% of their power already. That's what I've just got. Oh, wow. So they no longer have the same respect or fear. That's literally going. It's, it's, it's just dissolving. Dissolving is dissolving. People are very much, the only power that they really had was when they stayed in the background. When they stayed in the background and not, not many people knew about them as in that they had any control over the world or decisions of the world, you know, that's where their power was. Now they haven't got that. And so that's where they've lost that power. So, yeah, they're, they're, their money's gone and it will be gone. It's going to be confiscated if, you know, it hasn't been already. So, yeah, that's what I. Shit's going down, baby. It's going down. Yep. I'm really golden age, baby. Instant karma. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Tracy's got another question. Why are they choosing trans men to sell Tampax, oil of a woman's sports bras? Is it an attack on women? Can I, can I just answer? Can I just say something before you do anything? Yeah, definitely. There was, I was watching a Disney movie, an actual Disney movie when I was with the grandkids the other day. And we would sit there watching the movie. And luckily the kids went and played. Okay. But every single break there was an advert. And it was all these people in like this drama, like a movie setting where there was all sitting around the table.  She says in a posh voice posh English voice.  And the guy said, oh dear, what seems to be the matter? She said, no, I'm a bloody mess down there, down there. This is a period drama. Now. On that's funny, but on a children's movie, the middle of a children's movie that was the one and it was played over and over and over again.   That's good. But that was so wrong. So wrong. So what do you guys think? Do you think that was the appropriate? I mean, it was funny, but it was just not appropriate then. No. Terrible, isn't it? Yeah. Should not have happened. Anyway, but that reminded me of that, you know, what they're trying to do. It's like putting it right in your face. Everything's right in your face. Well, here in the United States, the child can choose at three, four, five years old, whether it wants to be a male or a female. They're allowing that. They don't have, they have no idea at that age. Mental health is coming along the way, isn't it? Yeah. What they're going to be like when they're teenagers and... I mean, once you make that surgery, there's no returning pretty much. No. Yeah. Well, they can't understand dysphoria, gender dysphoria at that age. No, they can't. No. No. No.  A lot of girls are tomboy. Yeah. I was a tomboy. This is what it's all about. I'm definitely a tomboy. I was like out there painting, climbing trees. No, no, no, no. My dolly's pram, it had snakes in it. You know, that's my... I used to have snail races. I kept snails for pets and, you know, worms and stuff. You know, this is what I did. I'm not joking. I did as a baby have a worm. Overcompensate their other issues. Well. Yeah. Yeah.   I love that the fact that your inner child is alive and we can do like silly fun things together when we're together, but yet you're still feminine and all lady as well. You know, I love it. I get the best of both worlds. Good. Yeah. Yeah. You catch me at a theme park when I was... And I would be on all of the rides. I freaking loved it. Yeah. Me too. Yeah. Love it. Yeah. Anyway. Yeah. Yes. Our next question from Tracy. I'll repeat it. Why are they choosing trans men to sell tampax, oilable lay, women's sports bras? Is it an attack on women? What's interesting is to the cards I drew, both say of all things, transition. That's why I'm interesting there. But we also have the Ten of Swords. To me, this is... Yeah. Is it an attack on women? Hell yeah. Hell yeah. You know. And it's an attack on men too, because they're making... There's, you know, the amount of natural men call them cis men, whatever they... CIS, I guess they call them. You know, we're a dying breed, you know? So, yeah, it's an attack on both men and women. Really. But there will be justice on this as well. It's coming. Yep. Justice is coming. Yeah. Yeah. What was that clicking noise? Oh, it's my... I'm sorry.  The fan. It's an awful noise. Okay. So obviously this is what the normal is. They're trying to have a power struggle with it. You know, it's like... It's confusing the mind. It's like they... What is that? Order out of chaos or something. There's a... It's a Latin thing, isn't it? A Latin thing. Order out of chaos. It's actually on the dollar note. They want everything to be chaos. Whatever was up is down. Whatever down is up. Whatever we felt was normal to be around Tampac, Soleil, women's sports bras, they want to reverse it. Okay. So, you know, they're just... They're literally, yes, it's not just a attack on women. It's an attack on the sexes. It's an attack on both.  If you want to be a rainbow, you can be a rainbow.  And, you know, we know this. So is it an attack on just women? I would say not just women. It's an attack on everything. They're literally coming after the children now. You know, that's what they're doing.  Let's get in there and play with, you know, their thoughts and their ideas about themselves, their creativity. It's like, yeah, it's hideous. But I do, you know, this... What this is doing with the Budweiser ad, it ripped the band-aid off everything. And that is the tower moment. That is the collapse of all of this. So I'm actually thinking that this is going to be a thing of the past. It will go down in history books, though. It will definitely go in history books, all of this. So if anybody wants to earn a bit of money, journal everything. Literally write about everything that you're feeling strongly about. It is going to be a bestseller. It's going to be a fascinating psychological review as well.  Well, then there's gender dysphoria. Yeah, exactly. Trace's got a good point. I'm okay with who you love. So we, yeah, absolutely love who you want to love. I don't care. It's none of my business. It all feels like an attack on woman and child. We have to protect our children. They can choose the age of 25. Yes, no, yeah, choose when you're old enough. My daughter's best friend at school was very much a tomboy. Really a tomboy, you know. I think I saw her dressed up once. It was a fancy dress party and she came as a school girl. The first time I've ever seen her in a skirt. That's the only time. She is now had all of the changes done when she came of age. She had all the changes done and she is now known as a boy's name. I'm not going to say the boy's name, but she's now known as the boy's name. And we know them about that. You know, that's it. There's nothing wrong with that. But she made her decision at an age where she was mentally ready to make that decision.  And I think 18 is probably too young as well. 25 is probably about right. But at least 18 would have to bear a minimum. I would think. Yes, exactly. Exposure though is big time at the moment. Isn't it all coming to the surface? Everything. Our next question. You don't have to go anywhere on this one because I already have the answer. Short and sweet. I love Elon Musk participating in the boxable tiny houses says Anita Gale. He lives in one, which is cool. I would love one, but there's a waiting list over 150,000 people waiting. Well boxable open up other plants in the USA. We've got first card out ace, ace of wands. And that's a hell yeah. It's going to be something huge. So, you know, definitely. Simple question to answer. What do you have? I had this tarot one to answer. Oh, I don't know. No. You look tired.  My eyes aren't half shot. Yeah, they are. Now they're not. Oh, stop it. So my, I had this vision. I said it was about five, six years ago. I kept visualizing these pods. They were like kind of stainless steel pods. They were in the middle of the town center. They didn't look and I saw. But, you know, people could buy this my vision. People could buy a token instead of buying or giving, you know, the homeless money. You could buy a token. This token would give them one night in these boxes. It's like a stainless steel box. There was enough room in there that you could have a dog. There would be in there in those pods. A little something to eat, drink stuff that you could clean yourself with. Maybe some new clothes, you know, a set of clothes there. There would be all that in these pods. So you gave a token and that would give them a night in these pods. Okay. I saw some in the town center and then I saw some in a warehouse place. It's like an old warehouse and that there was these places so they could be safe. The homeless person could be safe. They could have, you know, time out of feeling frightened being on the streets. You know, this was in the UK. It's very different. I don't know in America. But and then automatically these pods would be cleaned out and ready for the next homeless person than the next night. But you could give these tokens to homeless. You could buy, anybody could buy a token and they would get a chance to have a sleep in these. This was just something that I spoke to my mum about ages ago. So this first time I've heard about these little little homes, tiny homes. I've not seen anything about it. So I'm going to have to look it up. But it seems very good idea. Does it help? So it helps the homeless, does it? Or is it for anyone? I don't know enough about it. No, it's just minimalist. Yeah, minimalist. You got this tiny, tiny little thing and everything's got every inches accounted for in there. But people are digging on, you know, and we're really enjoying living like that. The minimalist who don't like to collect stuff. Yes. As long as you're not a background, you're fine. I think they should be. You don't have any hobby or anything that require parts and things and stuff. And you don't want to, you're not a fashionista or. I think my personal feeling is I think they should be for the hut for the homeless. That's just me. That'd be great. Yeah. I think people, you know, if you've got the chance of going to find somewhere, we can go into a rented property. We can find a property homeless. They need a break. So I would probably say it was up to me. I'd save all those tiny houses for the homeless. And I'd create a big charity about these tiny homes for the homeless. Do you have a lot of homeless issues in the UK? Can to be, there's quite a few. Me and a friend, when I had the shop, we used to take in duvet covers. That's duvets and blankets. I don't know what you call them. I know what they are. Yeah. So we used to say, you know, he spared duvets, blankets, socks, clothes, shoes, anything like that. People used to bring me the shop. And then every now and again, we used to go walking up the town centre. Really, at 1 a.m. in the morning and see the people in the doorways. And we used to give them, physically give them these things. They were so, so grateful. The amount of homeless people that we hugged, it was amazing. But I'm disabled, so we couldn't do very much. We used to have to kind of have a suitcase with stuff in it. But if everybody did something, do you know what I mean? Just something. Just once every now and again. But the trouble is in America, you've got the, you know, you haven't just got the homeless. You've then got the drug thing. And then it's dangerous. You wouldn't be able to do what I did to go there. I would have thought, would you? We also have the mental illness problem. Yeah. But did you hear Trump's speech about all of this? The ideas that he's got, it was an amazing speech. He said what he's going to do is anybody, he's going to clear out all of that. So they're not, they won't be there. But the people who are addicted will get the help. They will be going into clinic. He was going to have a whole area of, and they would go into detox, basically. And then after that, they would be helped to get where they need to go. If they didn't want that, then there would be prison, basically, you know, or for, you know, whatever they've done. So, you know, they, they won't give them much of a choice.  You know, they're going to be banned. But they weren't, he wasn't just saying, well, they, because they've got to go somewhere. If they're homeless, they've got to go somewhere. They're not just saying, oh, they're a nuisance. It's like, you know, some of these people, they're veterans, or they're people that are just down on their luck. And there's not enough mental health places for them to go to. And so I'm not saying all of them, but, you know, so I, that Trump speech was amazing. I don't know if anybody else saw it, but I'd love to share that wide. It was, you know, he'd get my vote if I didn't even know him for that alone. Yeah. Okay. Let's thank you Anita for that question. Our next one. And I think this will be our last one for the evening. We've gone on for an hour and 20 minutes. My back's starting to get to me a little. One, one, one hearing on the time. One, one, one. Amanda's asking, will more banks start collapsing? Yes. Yeah. Well, they're, they're, I don't go anywhere because yeah, the, the end is near for them and big fat. Yes. Ace of wands. Yep. I've got. Yes. My guys were just going, yes. So yeah, this is only the start. Yeah. Yeah. Oh my goodness. There was an advert for digital banking here in the UK. I saw. Oh no. Yes, there was. Ah, Jesus. C, CBC central bank digital currency.   This much gas each month. Drive this far each month. Oh no. That's what, that's what it's all about. You do not want central bank digital currency wherever you are. No. It's horrible. No, it's not a wrong idea.  That's total control. Yeah. So there's, I think there's still a couple of questions and we can tackle those Thursday on rumble. Sounds good to me. Yeah. Yeah. We'll be back Thursday night, 8pm for just who we have. It's just us uncensored. We don't know what we'll do. We'll obviously be drawing a few cards that night and we'll talk about anything that you guys want to talk about. So I'll, I'll put out a video quickly, but right before that on YouTube and it should be on Facebook is to inviting you to join us on rumble that evening for an uncensored night of fun. So anything you want to finish up with my love? Um, no, I don't think so. Um, no, I just had fun and it's been lovely Tara hanging out with this as well. Yeah. So anything you want to finish up with? No. I'm good. I am, I am tired.  I am tired. I know. I can tell. Okay. I worked hard today in the yard. She did. She worked very hard and we have to get up early. We're going to the beach tomorrow to meet my friend Chuck there at 10. So that's like, uh, you know, I want to try to get a little bit of, uh, yard work in while it's still cool outside. Yeah. And then enjoy the beach. Heck yeah. Yeah. I'm on my beautification thing. I gotta have my hands in the dirt. Yeah. Yeah. I used to do a bit of gardening when I could. I had these beds in one of my places and I enjoyed it.  They used to jump. I'd have it all done and then they'd be up there. They dig the plants up. The plants were all over the garden. Yeah. I got a pretty high raised bed when you got ready. Yeah. I didn't have that at all. Yeah. I had, I had carrots. Um, I built a vegetable garden and I use cinder blocks. And in the holes of the cinder blocks, I planted carrots. Well, that's a good idea. Well, I like the idea of those towers. I like the idea of those towers. You know, they've got little tropes. Hydroponics. Hydroponics. Yes. Yeah. They're very clever. Yes. They are very clever. I'm, I'm, I'm, I'm on the fence about them. But, um, yeah, the rabbits would go, they knew when my carrots were ready, they would, and then they would jump up. I'm like, they're not going in there. They can't. They couldn't. No, they can jump. So now I'm going to plant them in the garden bed and I'm going to put chicken wire over it so that they can't get to the carrots. Wow. Well, that's for carrots. I've got to plant something there that they don't like, like peppers. Like any other vegetable? No. Like peppers. Oh, that's me. I'm sorry. Yeah. You're the other vegetable. Put marigolds, put marigolds every six inches on the outside of your garden. Does that help? Marigolds stink. I don't know. Maybe they don't like marigolds. Maybe. Brittany and I, Brittany and I planted marigolds every year. We'd, in the wintertime, we'd plant the seeds and watch them germinate. I used to, they had all mine and then just plant them again when we were in Tennessee. I'm going to have to look into marigolds and rabbits. Wabbits. Wabbits. All right, folks. So Thursday night. 8 p.m. Rumble. And I'll put out a video on Facebook and YouTube. Yeah. Okay. All right. Take care, everybody. Have a fabulous. Thank you for joining us. See you Thursday. We love you all. Thank you. Bye. Bye. Bye.


Hello, my name is Julie Robinson and I'm a fourth year student in Carleton's Media Production and Design Program. I am part of the first cohort it was offered and I chose the program for its unique blend of developing students' technical and communication skills in order to convey a powerful narrative through created media. As part of the program, we have the opportunity to collaborate with different organizations through numerous applied multimedia projects. Students in the program have collaborated with Autos Museum of Nature, the National Art Center, and various companies in order to enhance their user experience or draw attention to what they offer through our work. As part of my program, my favorite course thus far would be the third year course Immersive Storytelling where we created a virtual reality film from scratch with the game development software Unity. I was able to witness my film grow from an idea to a finished product with software often utilized within the game industry today. This is my second time as a Danes List recipient and I'm extremely grateful for the honor. It definitely means a lot to me as it indicates that the effort I put into my studies has paid off. For incoming students, I would recommend practicing your time management skills as knowing how to balance your time will make a world of difference in terms of the quality of your work and how well you perform in your studies. It is a skill that requires a lot of dedication, but it is highly rewarding as budgeting your time well also gives you the opportunity to have time to relax and decompress after all your hard work ensuring that you have the energy to tackle your next assignments.


Family Theater presents Eleanor Powell and Paul Piccierni. From Hollywood, the Mutual Network in Cooperation with Family Theater presents Gambler's End starring Paul Piccierni. And now here is your hostess, Eleanor Powell. Thank you, Tony LaFranco. Family Theater's only purpose is to bring to everyone's attention a practice that must become an important part of our lives if we are to win peace for ourselves, peace for our families and peace for the world. Family Theater urges you to pray, pray together as a family. And now to our transcribed drama Gambler's End starring Paul Piccierni as woods. Come in, come in. I'd like to talk to you a minute, Colonel, if I may. I think so? Sit down. Thank you, sir. It's, uh, not a complaint, I hope. Oh, no, sir. You're in a fine hospital. The hand-bothering you? Oh, no more than usual, sir. A few ghost pains. At least that's what Dr... I mean, Major Corey calls them. I lost the end of my thumb and some of my wrist action. Not much else. End of your thumb. Oh, yes, yes. Dr. Corey told me you might come to see me. Your name is, uh, Bob Woods. Are you a corporal? Yes, sir. Well, what's on your mind, corporal? It's about one of the men you're treating, sir, Wendell Lambert. Oh, yes. Not in very good shape. But he'll be out of here in another six months. Buddy of yours? Uh, no, sir. No? As a matter of fact, sir, I guess you could say he's my worst enemy. Then what exactly did you want to see me about? Well, sir, I'm being discharged from the hospital today and, uh, I wanted to find out how he was doing and I wanted to ask your advice. About what? Well, I suppose you'd call it ethics, sir. What do you want to know? Have you got a few minutes? Well, I think so, yes. Then maybe I'd better tell you the whole story. It'll be between us, sir. I don't want to confess another man's sins. If you want it that way. Well, sir, it started just after the outbreak of the Korean War. I was a civilian then and I made my living as a, as a gambler. Oh, not in Reno or Vegas or any one of those places where it's legal. So I guess you could say I made my living just outside the law. The biggest money I ever made in either cars or dice was the night before I was supposed to report for induction. And I want to see it. Would you bet? Yeah. I got 20 says you don't make it. You're covered. Hey, listen, I'll take some of that. Here's 10. 10 that says you wind up nowhere. 10. At least you're smarter than woods. Here we go. Come on, a seven. Oh, no. 11. Thank you, boys. Wait a minute, honey. You call me? Yeah, yeah. Give me a pack of cigarettes out in the car. Out of the car? Here, smoke mine. No, I'd like my own brand. Well, come on, honey. Okay, okay. I'll make it snappy. All right, all right. Money in the line. Let me see some green. I'll bet 10. You're running too hot. I'll give you five more, I saw. Oh man, this sounds like a kid's game. Come on, roll. Sure thing. Read them and wait. Come on, seven. Four. Easy point. Easy point. Double sauce says you're wrong. And you would? I'll stay. Come on, boys. Come on. Make it a double and stay out of trouble. That's enough for me. Yes, your funeral. Read them and wait. That's better. Six, sir. I thought four was your easy point. Yeah.  This is my lucky day. Man, sometimes it just doesn't... Sometimes it watt, little man. Nothing, Grubbin. Nothing. Nothing. What he means is sometimes it doesn't look like luck. Luck, Sharpie? You mean you think there might be something a little not so honest about this game? Is that what you're saying? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. Nobody else is complaining. Just you. Oh, come on, Grubba, you... Amber, you weren't complaining, were you? What? You got no gripe. No, me? Oh, no, Grubber. I got no gripe. Of course not. See, Sharpie? Only one man here chipping his teeth. And that's you. I don't like your dice, Grubba.  The way it looks to me, you're just beginning to run a little low on luck. Well, that's not the way it looks to me, Grubber. Man, you're as much as saying I'm a cheat. That's right. And I'm not the first guy to say it either. But you could be the last. No, you don't scare me, Grubber. In fact, for two cents, I'd treat you... Bob! Now, just a minute, honey.  Bob, please. Listen, you... Bob, don't start nothing, huh? But this guy's asking... No, buts, you start something and somebody's got to get hurt.  Or get some air, huh? Well, I... And besides, look, it'll just break up the game. We'd never have a chance to get even. Yeah, he's right about that. Come on, honey. What do you say, huh?  All right. Maybe it's a good idea. Well, sure, it's a good idea. We'll save you a place, tough guy. Always got room for a pigeon, huh, boys? Let's see who's going to be a pigeon. Go on out, Annie. Bob... Oh, Bob, sometimes I think you're out of your mind.  Sometimes I think I'm out of mine. Why do I stick to you? You're always sitting on the edge of trouble. Maybe it's because it's your job. Look, Annie, you knew what I was when you married me. Yes, I did. But, Bob, don't you know Grubber Lambert? I think no more killing you than he would... Oh, Annie, that guy's only a two-bit punk.  He won't. I promise you, nobody's going to get hurt. Now, look, did you get the dice from me out of the car? Bob, don't. Don't do it. If you break out in the... Annie, I've got to. I have to make a killing tonight. I figured to do it to betting the odds, but Lambert's worked his own dice into the game, so I'll have to do the same thing only better. Well, you stop worrying about it. I know what I'm doing. Do you? Do you know what you're doing? Annie, I've been a gambler all my life. I've been dealing with guys like Lambert for years. Now, I'll be all right. Give me the dice. Here. I wish you'd get yourself some honest work. Six, eight, five, nine, and pass. That ought to do it. Can I take these back to the car? They don't match Lambert's dice. Bob, if you could just only get a job. Like pumping gas or selling something. Anything legitimate. Annie, would you call soldiering legitimate? Soldiering? Yeah. I didn't want to tell you till well, till I had to because, well, I guess I didn't want you to worry. I got my draft noticed. I'll leave tomorrow. You're leaving tomorrow? That's why I've got to make a killing tonight. So I can leave you with some money. Good morning, Bob. Honey, look, we've both been sweating this out for a long time. You know it was just a matter of time till I got called. I'm one A and somebody started a war. You heard of it, Korea. What about me? Well, I put a call into your folks. My folks? You call my folks? I know they haven't got much use for me, but they have for you. They want you to visit them and I figured you could go up to LA until I know where I'll be stationed and I'll send for you. What makes you think you'll get stationed in the States? 10% of the guys who get called see combat. Don't worry about me. I'll work an angle. Why didn't you tell me? Annie, it wouldn't have done anybody any good. You'd only have worried. But I'm your wife. I have a right to know things like that. Bob, don't you think I have? Look, some things people are happier not knowing. You've been happy these last three weeks, haven't you? Yes, I suppose so. Would you have been happy knowing I was going away? Maybe not, but Bob... Look, honey, we'll talk about it later.  Bob, this is our last night together for a while, isn't it? I'm afraid so. Don't go back in there. Annie, Grubber Lambert's got half my bankroll and you say don't go back in there. But if anything should happen... Nothing's gonna happen, didn't I promise you that? And besides, I can't go off and leave you without any money. What can you hope to do? Take Grubber's money away from him. The same way he took mine. Now, honey, don't worry about it. I'll be all right. It was the way it sounded. I've been figuring the deal from the day I got my notice. I picked my pigeon, set up the game, and I'd known from the start that if I was going to make any of the long green off Grubber Lambert, I'd have to break out, introduce my own dice into the game. But I didn't tell Ann that. Actually, I guess you could call it just a case of a small-time punk trying to clean out a big-time punk. And a small-timer was me. Lambert proved it about an hour after the game broke up. I just don't feel right about it. I can't help it. I can't. Annie, look at it this way. How does Grubber make his living? Well, from what you say, he's a racketeer of some kind, but still... That's right. So who better deserves to be trimmed of his cash than Grubber? No good, Bob, and you know it. You'll... you'll... you call it rationalizing. All right, then look at it another way. Who started to cheat first? He did. Well, didn't I have to do the same then to protect myself? Look, Annie Grubber just changed the simple dice game from a game of chance to a game of skill. Let's just say I'm a little more skillful than he is, that's all. $9,000. He ever finds out? If he does, if he does, we'll cover there, too. That's why I stage the game tonight. Tomorrow, you'll be in LA, and I'll be on my way to Fort Ord or Roberts or Bispo or somewhere like that. And we need to get out. Are we always going to have that in the back of our minds? A man like that just doesn't forget $9,000. Who does? Come on now, honey. Forget it. Eat your steak. Come on. What did we do then? What did we do then? Well, I was going to save it for a surprise. Surprise? Annie, we're not coming back to this town. We're going to move somewhere else. Honey, I made up my mind. I'm going to get a job. Job? Oh, now, Bobby, you're not just saying that. Why not? It's what you want, isn't it? Anything would be better than gambling. Selling cars, maybe, or just about anything. It'll be something good, honey. I'll have my GI bill. Maybe I'll even learn a profession. Would you like that? You mean what you're saying? Hello, Sharpie. Grover. Took a lot of looking, but I found you. I, uh, I found something of yours after the game broke up. Some, uh, something mine? Yeah. Recognize these? Dice. Found them in a package of cigarettes. Well, they're not, they're not mine. Cigarettes were your brand, and I figured these would belong to the winner. Nice dice. And not anything crude like, uh, mercury drops or shot spots. These are nice, educated edges. Oh, in case you don't understand what that means, Mrs. Woods, feel the edges of the dice. Some are sharp, some just a little bit rounded. This pair almost always comes up six. But then I guess being married to this guy, uh, you'd know all about things like this.  Then I must be mistaken, huh? Got a cigarette? Sure, I got a cigarette. I, I had them writing to you and stopped filling your pockets. This is your pack. The one I found at Dyson. I want my nine G's, you two-bit punk and me. You started it first. Even I saw your breakout. Bob called you on it. Maybe so, lady, but I'm not quite as good at it as Sharpie here. But there's one difference. Anybody who tries to make a fool out of me can get himself dead. Now, punk, the money. I, I haven't got it with me. Don't give me that, Buster. I haven't, really. I put it in a safe. You know, until the bank's open in the morning. A safe? Yeah, yeah. Pawn shop at 12th of May. I got half a mind to shake you down right here. Oh, it searched me. Maybe I will.  Oh, now, wait a minute. I'm not pulling. You better tell your wife that, Sharpie, on your feet. Now, wait a minute, brother. Why don't you leave her out of this? You and I'll go to that pawn shop first thing in the morning. You, you can, you can pick me up in my place. You'd like that, wouldn't you? Give you time to run with the money. Well, I'll tell you something. Even if you did, I'd find you. I'd find you if it cost me nine grand more and took five years. But I think I'll do it the easy way. First, we'll shake you down, then maybe you and I'll go to that pawn shop. All three of us. And afterward? What afterward? Oh, none. Not just a minute, grubber. Put some money on the table. Enough to cover the bill for your celebration. That's right. Now, we're all going out through that front door. What are we going to do? I don't know. Maybe I could distract him and you could make a run for it. No. That's enough talking, too. Okay, move over toward the alley. What about after? Never mind about after. But grubber, she didn't have anything to do with this. All right. That's far enough. Now, you first, Sharpie. That'd be your pockets. Right there and on top of that garbage can. I got you comb, keys, my wallet, change, and this. Hey, what's that? That's my knife. This is for you, grubber. That got him. He's dead. I don't know. I hit him as hard as I could. Let's see. Now, he'll be all right. Are you sure? I'm sure. Come on, honey. Help me pick up this stuff. We've got to get out of here. Well, they sent me to Fort Ord where I took my basic training and then I put in for clerk typist school. They sent me there to learn how to handle army paperwork. I thought I had it made, but then things started going a little too hard and heavy in Korea and I got shipped. At first, I guess I thought it was all a mistake. And maybe they sent me down to a typewriter in Japan. So I told them in Japan, I'm a clerk typist and I told them in Seoul. In fact, I told them all the way to Namsun where the fighting was. And that was about the last time I even had time to think about clerking or typing. And one day after I'd been there a couple of months, my author tried to take a hill. The going was too tough, so we pulled back and called for the big stuff to soften things up for us. A special job. How was it? Listen, I got a little special job for you. Hey, Bowen? Over here. What's up? We moving out again? Yeah, you two are. Us two? Yeah. What are you talking about? With all that stuff coming down? Last time up that hill, we got hurt. Now, this time I want to know what to expect. Well, you're sending a patrol? You two is it. Now, you don't have far to go, just a couple hundred yards. Won't you see if you can spot anything? Now, you see that point of high ground up there? Where? Where? Well, right there where the brush is. Yeah, I see it. Yeah, all right. You get up there. You'll be safe enough. Now, get going. Now, listen here. I want a picture. What? I want to know what's going on. And we'll try. Come on, Bowen. Yeah. Good luck. We kept bowing, worked our way out into the hog's back of high ground, about two or three hundred yards ahead of our outfit. And we studied the hill until Bowen spotted something. A little out of the ordinary. Hey, hey, looky there. Huh? About 50 yards. I'll sight my rifle on it. Yeah, now take a look. Why, it's just why he's moving. Well, it's just from where he is. He ain't a real bright thing to do. You're right. They'll then call me, spot him. They'll be lobbing their ankle busters all over this area. I think he's hurt. Where are your glasses? About here. Let me see. Well, how do you like that? What do you see? Here, give me those things. Take them. What's the matter? Is your friend yours? No. No. No, he isn't. But I know him. Well, he's in trouble and he's hurt. We've got to get that boy out of there. Why? What did you say? I said why? Do you know anything about that man down there? All I need to know is what I can see. What's the matter with you? That could be you down there, you know? Yeah, yeah, I guess, I guess it could be. I'm going back for Merrick. Well, good idea. That could be me. Or I could have gotten mine back there in that alley. An ant, too. Hey, Grubber! Help! Help me! No, no, don't wave your arms. You'll draw fire.  Grubber! Grubber, lie still! I'm coming! I'm coming! There wasn't anything heroic about what I did because, well, it was just as much to save my own life as his. I knew if he was spotted, the res would probably open up with their mortars. And a mortar barrage would have covered his area, mine, and a lot more. So I worked my way around the edge of the clearing, using the brush for concealment, and made it to Grubber without being seen. Lie still. Grubber? Miss Lie still. Get me out of here, buddy. You've got to get me out of here. Look at me, Grubber. You know who I am. I don't care who you- I said, look at me! You- you woods. That's right, woods. The guy here was going to leave in an alley for nine grand. I wasn't, I wasn't. I don't care about any nine grand. He didn't keep it wood. Just- just get me out of here. Get me out. And turn you loose on the world again? Woods, you- you've got to. I'll have to drag you. Can you hold on? Around my neck? Right. I'll have to tie you on then. Give me that belt. There. Now around the wrists. Feel a little like handcuff, Grubber. Spot at us. If you're not a prey, Grubber, prey. Prey, they've got a meathead working that mortar. Got to get out. Got to get out. We're getting- we're getting to hang on. Stand close to the ground is no place to be when mortar bursts are walking all around you. And I guess we didn't get more than a hundred yards. They told me Boland and some crazy medic ran out in the middle of it and pulled us back to where the company was. I guess you know the rest there. Aid station to Japan, then back here to San Francisco. Interesting story, Woods. You- you say you want to ask me a question about ethics. What did you want to know? Oh, well, sir, it's about the $9,000, really. My wife- well, she wouldn't spend a nickel of it. She still won't. And I- well, I don't feel like spending it either. Even though the guy probably enlisted just to get me. He didn't enlist that much, I know. His serial number starts with a U.S. He was drafted. Where he was? Does that change the way you feel about the money? Oh, not really. Instead it would be like, well, like I made him buy his life with it. That's the way it feels.  You're wrong there. Let me ask you this. Why did you save the man? Why? Well, I- I told you why. Oh, no, no, no, you didn't. I've seen a few morta barrages in my time. When you see one forming up, the most natural impulse is to leave in the opposite direction. If you'd done that, your worst enemy would be dead, and the money would be secure. I guess that's right. You did something good. Maybe there's no real reason for looking too deeply into the motives. More than the money. It isn't yours. He started cheating you in a game, so you merely outcheated him. You can never right a wrong with another wrong. It's that tired old platitude. Two wrongs don't make a right. Yeah. Anything else? Well, yes, sir, there is. Would you give him this? It's all right there in that envelope. 9,000. Yes, sir. Well, I guess I better be going. My wife's waiting for me. Are you going to keep that promise that you made to her? Promise, sir? About using your GI bill, making something out of yourself. I'll have to. It's been taken out of my hands. You don't deal cards, and you don't dare try to break out with half of your wrist action gun, and no end on your thumb. And that, sir, I'm no gambler anymore. Well, woods, I'd say you're leaving the army with more than you brought in anyway. I'm pretty sure about one thing, doctor. What's that? I'll give you eight to one. I live a lot longer. This is Eleanor Powell again. You know, of all the personal insults, human beings are capable of visiting on each other. About the hardest to endure is ingratitude. Most of you know the feeling. Most of you have had a gift ignored at one time or another, and if you're like many people, you probably made a little mental resolution never to waste a gift on such an ungrateful person again. It's a good thing God doesn't work that way, isn't it? Because I'm afraid most of us are pretty negligent about thanking him for his gifts, homes, loved ones, friends, a chance to work, the wonders of the earth. In fact, life itself. We take all these things for granted most of the time, so most of us are guilty of ingratitude. A good remedy for it is prayer, and particularly daily family prayer. When the members of the family spend perhaps as little as two or three minutes a day, praying together, thanking God for the blessings he has given them, they are ensuring themselves against ever being guilty of ingratitude, and they are assuring themselves of God's continued blessings while strengthening family bonds for the family that prays together, stays together. More things are wrote by prayer than this world dreams of. From Hollywood Family Theater has brought you transcribed Gambler's End starring Paul Piccerini. Eleanor Powell was your hostess. Others in our cast were Alice Bacchus, Frank Gerstle, Larry Dobkin, and Paul Dubov. The script was written and directed for Family Theater by Robert Hugo Sullivan with music composed and conducted by Harry Zimmerman. This series of Family Theater broadcasts is made possible by the thousands of you who feel the need for this type of program. By the mutual network which has responded to this need, and by the hundreds of stars of stage screen and radio who give so unselfishly of their time and talent to appear on our Family Theater stage.  This is Tony LaFranco expressing the wish of Family Theater that the blessing of God may be upon you and your home, and inviting you to join us next week when Family Theater will present Second Chance starring Barry Sullivan. Joan Banks will be your hostess. 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Alright, so when we talk about thermodynamics, we're very often talking about macroscopic properties like let's say the pressure or the energy or the volume of the temperature, some other thermodynamic value. Sometimes we talk about the value of the property itself. Sometimes we talk about changes in that property. We might be interested in the difference between the pressure inside a container and outside a container or the change in the pressure as some process occurs. Sometimes what we're interested in is not the finite change in the property, but in the infinitesimally small change in the property, the differential change in the property. So this quantity dp, we call it differential, not a derivative. It's only half of the derivative, not dy dx, but it's only either the numerator, the denominator, infinitesimally small change in the pressure like you're used to from calculus class. And it turns out as we begin talking about the relationship between different properties, between pressure and volume or pressure and temperature, these differential quantities are going to become more and more important. Because when we have equations of state, like we've seen with the ideal gas law or the Van der Waals equation of state or other equations of state, those equations of state are like functions. They tell us how to calculate the pressure given values of other thermodynamic variables that specify the state of the system. And we need to know if we know that equation for the pressure, what does that allow us to say about the change in the pressure as I change the volume or as I change the temperature. So we'll talk about pressure, volume, and temperature in just a minute. But to keep things a little closer to what you may have learned in a math class previously, let's think about these functions more generically as just some function of two variables X and Y. If I have some function of X and Y, then the differential change in that quantity, if the function value is changing, it must be either because X is changing or Y is changing. And the amount that the function changes, I can write that as df dx times the change in X plus df dy times the change in Y. And as always with partial derivatives, df dx is done while holding Y constant, df dy is done while holding X constant. So in one sense, that's just the chain rule like you might remember from calculus class. Change in F comes either from change in X times the rate of change of F with X, multiplied by the change in X, and the rate of change of F with Y as I change Y. We can also think about what that means more graphically, more visually, which might make it help make it make a little more sense. So let's say that I draw a sketch of some function F of X and Y. So I've got some three-dimensional or two-dimensional function. So here's here's my function F of X and Y that I'm attempting to draw in 3D up above the XY plane. So this value, let's say, let's use a couple of different colors for this. This value corresponds to some particular value X comma Y in the XY plane. And at that point X comma Y, the function has some value F of X and Y. Now what does this quantity mean? What this means is if I move this point in the XY plane, if I move it, let's say, to the right in X, changing X, but without changing Y. I've moved it by some small distance DX. Then the function by moving in X but not moving in Y is going to slide down in that direction. So the amount by which the function changes from here to here, this is how much the function is changing. The amount the function changes is the slope of the function in the X direction, the slope of this curve in the purely X direction, multiplied by however much I shifted the point in the XY plane. The second term is similar. If I shift the point only in Y, then that's like moving along this contour. And the amount by which the function changes is whatever rate of change there is in the Y direction, the slope of the curve along one of these contours, multiplied by how far I've moved in that Y direction. And if I move from this initial point to some other point where I'm changing both X and Y, then the change in the function is due to some change in X and some change in Y. And I have to think about these as infinitesimally small differential sized quantities because then I can add, if I'm making very small steps, I can add the change in X and the change in Y together to get the change in Z. I'm sorry, the change in NF. So that's just a visual representation if that helps you make a little more sense out of this differential form, which is just change in F comes from two places, comes from any amount that I've changed X and the effect that that has on the function and some amount that I've changed in Y multiplied by the effect that that has on the function itself. So if we return now to a function like a thermodynamic equation of state where we know how to calculate pressure as a function of V bar and T, so that's our new F of X and Y. Let's start simple with the ideal gas equation of state. So I know how to write down pressure as a function of temperature and molar volume for an ideal gas. And now we have enough information to say how much the pressure would change in response to some change in the molar volume or some change in the temperature. That change in P is going to be dP dV bar multiplied by the change in V bar and dP dt multiplied by a change in T. And again, this is dP dV bar at constant T, dP dt at constant V bar. But since I know the equation of state, I know an equation that describes how pressure depends on T and on V bar, I know how to calculate those derivatives. The derivative of pressure with respect to V bar, the derivative of 1 over V is minus 1 over V squared. So I've got RT times 1 over V squared with a negative sign. That's what I have for the derivative of pressure with respect to volume. The derivative with respect to temperature is easier. Derivative of RT over V with respect to this T. We just lose the temperature and we have R over V bar. So what we can say is for a gas that obeys the ideal gas equation, then in response to a change in the pressure and the change in the temperature, what's going to happen to the pressure is the pressure is going to drop a little bit whenever I increase the volume. And it's going to increase a little bit with a positive sign every time I increase the temperature. And those two factors, the reason the amount by which the pressure drops when I increase the volume is this quantity RT over V bar squared because that's just the slope. That's how much P changes as I change V bar. And likewise R over V bar tells us the slope, how much P changes as I change the temperature. So this tells us how to evaluate a differential quantity both for an ordinary function and for a thermodynamic function like the pressure. Let me point out one more thing before we conclude, which is that we'll run into cases where we have more than just two variables. If I have some function that depends not just on x and y, but let's say lots of variables, x1, x2, x3, and so on, then the differential quantity for a change in that function f is going to have a term that looks like any one of these terms or any one of these terms, but for each individual variable of this function. So I'm going to have a df dx1 times the change in x1, df dx2 times the change in x2, and so on. So if I can write all those all together, it's just the sum of the rate of change of the function with respect to each variable multiplied by the change in that variable summed over all the different variables that we have. So we can do this not only for two-dimensional functions, but also if we want for three or four or five-dimensional functions if we need to. So this quantity of differentials that we've talked about, the title of this video is exact differential. So anytime we have something like this that is the differential of some function that we can write down an equation for, then we call that an exact differential. We wouldn't bother calling them exact differentials unless there was another case. So that's what we'll talk about in the next video lecture is some cases where the differentials are not exact.


This review paper discusses the structures, compositions, and properties of lignin-carbohydrate complexes, LCC, present in biomass and in the products obtained via pre-treating biomass. LCC is a complex formed by the binding of lignin units to hemicellulose or cellulose molecules. The nature and amount of LCC linkages and lignin substructures affect the efficiency of pulping, hydrolysis, and digestibility of biomass. Different methods are used to extract, fractionate, and analyze LCC of biomass, pulp, and spent pulping liquors. The main perspectives and challenges associated with these technologies are discussed. LCC has promising applications in medicine due to its high antihive, anti-herpes, and antimicrobial activity. It can also be used as a precursor for the preparation of spherical bio-carriers. This article was authored by Dmitry Tarasov, Matthew Leach, and Petromfatehi.


Thank you. So, for those who have the program book, I'm sorry I made a typo there. It's not, I said I wrote it as not be but free, but it's supposedly not free but free. Yesterday I was drunk so I made a mistake. So, it's kind of dangerous to drink alcohol. So, is there anyone who loves vodka here? Please raise your hand. So, anyone who don't? Okay. So, if you're into vodka, I'm sorry about that because I'm gonna insult it a bit. So, according to my watch here, it's 8, around 8, so it's time to drink some alcohol. Maybe anyone already drank. So, it's vodka time in the world like Trump likes vodka. He made it, he's on. So, people think vodka is a solution when people drink it. So, when people drink vodka, people think it's the solution or maybe vodka is the answer but you don't know what the question is. So, when you drink vodka, when vodka is fine, to vodka, I don't know, 3, 4, 5, then you may say blockchain, blockchain. So, if you support vodka, maybe you support Russian Federation and maybe some bad hackers as well. So, why not vodka? Here's the deal. So, again, I'm talking about blockchain things. So, why not 3 but B? So, instead of 3, 4, 4, 5, we're talking about blockchain-based stuff. Anyone from Slovakia? No one? Oh. I certainly found that vodka also means that some punctuation in Slovak. I wanted to be, our protocol is about dynamic key agreement. So, we want to be some punctuation of the dynamic key agreement in finally. So, we hope so. And here's the boring stuff. So, from the original 3-like approach, when some people behave maliciously, then whole process might be in danger. So, instead, we are approaching all approaches using the direct-to-disk graph. We use, again, blockchain here. Yeah, that's it. And for further discussions, contact me or our supervisor,


I am coming to the end of my fourth visit to the Saporizhia nuclear power plant today, an important visit where we were able to look into important aspects related to the safety and the security situation at the plant at this moment. We can see that in the observance of the five basic principles established at the United Nations Security Council, the physical integrity of the plant has been relatively stable, there have been less episodes of direct attacks or shelling around it, which is a positive development, though we take it with a normal caution. We have always indicated that this is an ongoing effort and this is why we have been looking at other aspects, the water situation related to the availability of enough precisely water to ensure the cooling function of the facility. I was able to look at the wells that have been drilled to provide water that has been in deficit here after the episode at the Novarkovka Dam. The issues related to the staff and the necessity to ensure sufficient availability of licensed and authorized staff has also been part of the discussions we've had here at Saporizhia. In some an important visit, one that confirms the importance, the indispensable activity that the IEA is displaying here and of course our commitment to continue because until the end, until the conflict ends without nuclear accident with radiological consequences, we will not be able to say that our job is complete. But we continue and today has been an important part of this effort.


It's Youth Month and we are discussing young people who are making bold moves in the property industry. They are taking and getting investing and gunning for the top spots in South Africa's biggest property powerhouses. While we're at it tonight, join myself and Nigel Adriansa at the end of the podcast as he unpacks the sort after home buying masterclass. Next, this is going to make your home buying experience as relaxing as a walk in the park. This is the Private Property Podcast. My name is Dubey. Thank you so much for joining us. Our guest tonight holds a bachelor's in business science economics. He is passionate about real estate and he is at one of the leading real estate property houses in South Africa, Remax. He is young and has proved that all the amazing things that are being said about being in the property game are true. Viewers at home, help me welcome Mike Petropoulos. Good evening, Mike, and thank you so much for joining us. Hi, Dubey. Thank you very much for having me on your podcast. It's truly an honor and that was an incredible introduction. I must say. That is all you. I'm pretty blessed. Thank you. And we're talking young people who are in the property space and who are in the property game. And you are a real estate agent and it takes real guts to be in this profession, especially because, you know, not a lot of young people are here. Tell us what you enjoy about working as a real estate agent. So I think the best way to answer that question is to basically give you some context as to why I joined in the first place. So basically my dream in life is to be involved in a team that contributes to skylines. You know what I mean? I want to be involved in teams that build high-level skyscrapers and sell them out. And that's a really big dream to have. So I'm sitting here thinking, how do I get there? You know what I mean? What is property in the first place? So my decision was, do I go back and study a property degree? You know, I don't have the money for that. What's the way to answer a question like that? And I figured the best way to learn is to jump in the industry and figure it out.  I'm a trade commission. So if I don't figure it out, I don't eat. So at the end of the day, I feel like that's the best thing for me is being in an industry where you're constantly learning. You're interacting with so many different clients, developers, high-end investors, all of that. And being on the job, learning, it's the best experience. And it keeps you hungry and motivated. And obviously, it's very scary not having that backdrop. But I mean, there's no ceiling either. And if you have the right temperaments, I think it's an incredible industry. Sure. You did business science economics. And you were just talking about how you were thinking and probably saying, maybe I should go back and do a property degree. What kind of qualification would you advise one who wants to become a real estate agent to do? So the beauty of the industry is that there's low barriers to entry. And I suppose that can be a bad thing as well. But I've seen some people that haven't been able to afford to go to university. They haven't been privileged enough to get funding or anything like that. And they've come into an industry brand new with just a lot of passion and an incredible work ethic. And they have made successes of themselves because of the low barriers to entry. But that being said, you do need a qualification to become a full-status estate agent. So I want to take you through the process of that a little bit. Step one is join a real estate firm such as Remax, which I joined, and become an intern in that firm. Then you're going to be signed up for an internship. It's about a 12-month period. During this, you need to get an NQF4. So I, having an honours degree, it's an NQF8. So it's significantly lower. But you'll be doing this in your logbook for 12 months. During this logbook that you're going to be completing, it's basically like a work-based experience and evidence learning. And you're going to be completing this logbook. Once you've done that, and you've got your NQF, you then write a board exam, which is a PDE4. And that allows you to be a fully qualified estate agent. Sure. And you know, our guest yesterday was also talking about that internship and how important it was for him. And you're also talking about how you are only earning on commission. So I want you to take us through your experiences. And particularly, rather, your most memorable experience since you joined Remax, which memory stands out for you? And you're like, this experience was absolutely phenomenal. And I made the right decision. That's a good question, but a tough one. Because, I mean, there was something that happened to me last week. And I was like, my life is a movie. You know, just with the type of high-end clients, I'm serving that it's a dream. But I actually think the best story to tell would probably be the first time I got a high-end listing. So this was $1 million, so $16 million round at the time. And it's a good story because it goes to show the way you carry yourself is extremely important. So I think this was my second listing I ever got.  That's $16 million roundhouse. I'm going to sell it. And he's going to let me sell it. He's going to let me sell it. You know what I mean? It's like, you're scared. You're going to go for a little bit of lower property. So I went there. I think the property was about a million round. I called the person, got a foot in the door, managed to get a meeting to do the listing presentation. But the thing is, whether your property is worth $50 million, whether it's worth $1 million, you're giving me a shot. You're giving me an opportunity here. I need to go out and give my all. You know what I mean? So I arrived there in a full suit. I know everything about that property. I know what it sold for in the past. I know who the last three owners were. I know what all the properties around it sold for. I know what the market trends are. I know everything. So I walk into there this appointment for $1 million and I walk in there and I do my best. I do my listing presentation.  I like this. I like the way you came prepared.  We have something a little bit special for you. And that really just opened up my mind as to how lucrative and wide the property game is from an investment perspective. You have people with such expensive properties that also have small properties in their portfolio. And it really goes to show that it's a relationship-based industry. And it's truly something that I'm in awe of. I love that. Yeah. And better be prepared, right? Because you never know what's going to happen in the conversation. Exactly. So what would you have done differently if you had known what you know now before beginning your real estate career? So that's a difficult one, because I don't think I have any regrets, you know what I mean? Everything I've learned, I've learned for a reason. And I'm happy that I learned that early on. What I will say is that a lot of people think of the real estate industry as the type of career where you can just jump in and earn a million rand. And I mean, it's possible. It is possible. But it's very improbable. So you get told stories about, you know, you want to sell a property, it takes three months for it to register, save up about six months, all of that. And I was told this, and I was prepared for it. But in my mind, I was like, you know what? That's not going to be the case for me.  You know what I mean? And I was warned about it before, but you just have that mentality. But the correct mentality is you're building a business. And you need to get that in your head. No matter how good you are, this is a business. It's going to take some time. So it's just the hit that I took. It took me six months to make my first sale, to put it in perspective, which is about on par. But for me, I was like, you know, that's, I can do better. You know what I mean? But I think you need to be very prepared going in. And I think I would have prepped myself a little bit more for that. It takes some time. It's a lot of hard work, and it pays off in the end. Sure, it definitely does pay off. Thank you so much, Mike, for joining us tonight. But before I let you go, one last word, one last word that you would give somebody who wants to become a real estate agent, or even wants to maybe change careers and come into the property industry as a real estate agent. What would you say they need to do? So step one, find a fallback is in six-month savings. Or if you can move back home, I was fortunate enough to do that. So just be prepared that it's going to take some time. But this is another thing that I would highly recommend. Find somebody that's doing really, really well and reach out to them.  Do that with an agent that you've seen is successful. And basically, tell them you'll work for them for free. Do it all, get your foot in the door, learn from them, learn on the job. And I would say that step one is find somebody to mentor you. I think it's incredibly important. Thank you so much for taking our time out of your busy schedule to talk to us. We really, really appreciate it. And sharing those great property insights with our viewers at home. We wish you all the best in success. I told you earlier that patropolis really sounds like metropolis. So really, this was something that was aligned for you. Thank you so much for joining us and have a good one. Thank you very much. Have a great evening. Now let's get to know more about the property powerhouse Remax. Here are the five fast facts. Number one, Remax is an American real estate agency founded in 1973 by Dave Linniger and Gale A. Linniger. Their headquarters are currently in Denver, Colorado. Number two, nobody sells more real estate in the world than Remax. The company has more than 140,000 agents with about 9,000 offices and a strong presence in more than 110 countries and territories around the world. Number three, the Remax hot air balloon fleet is the largest corporate balloon fleet in the world. Can you believe it? Number four, in 2021 and 2022, Remax in the Southern African region was awarded the prestigious title of the best real estate brokerage in South Africa in the annual Luxury Lifestyle Awards. Number five, black excellence. Z-Capital properties are a well-known black empowerment company that has bought 45% ownership interest in Remax Southern Africa. And that's it for our five fast facts tonight. Hope you now know a little bit more about Remax properties. Tonight, I told you that Nigel Arendt is going to be joining me later on. Nigel, are you there? Nigel is here. Thank you so much for joining us, Nigel, tonight. And we're looking forward to a little bit more about the first-time homebuyer's masterclass. Yeah, I'm looking forward to it. And thank you for having me. Thank you so much. To answer the burning question on everybody's mind, I will invite you to play a game with me. That's called Why Should I Care? So you're going to answer the five questions that I'm going to ask you, short and sweet, as quick as possible.  So are you ready? Absolutely. Number one, what is the first-time homebuyer's masterclass? All right, so it's a masterclass that's going to be over a period of about three or four hours on the 21st of June, where the EDBF and private property have partnered to assist the man on the street to purchase their first property. So let's not be sexist and say the person on the street. Anybody who wishes to purchase their first home, we will be running this masterclass to teach you exactly how to do so. It's an in-person course, so you have to physically be there. It is going to be hosted in Mondrand in the Pratialatah. And we'll do things like we'll talk about the legal aspects of purchasing your first home, how to raise a bond, and all those other things that we're going to talk about, finding the right property, and what if I've got a bad credit record? So those are the things we're going to be talking about. Sure. And jumping on to the second question, who is EDBF Property Academy and what exactly do they do? Well, that's a much longer answer, but let me try and do it as quickly as I possibly can. So the EDBF Property Academy has been in existence now for almost six years, and our main focus is teaching people how to become property investors. So we will teach you all the aspects that you need to know of property management, facilities management, how to find the right property for investment, how to raise capital, how to structure your portfolio legally, as well as financially, how to use the best tax structures. So all of those kinds of things we teach in our academy, and the course that we have is normally a three-year course, but it is purely geared towards teaching people how to use property as an investment tool. Sure. And quick question in terms of three things that I know that I will learn if I attend this masterclass. What are those three things, high level? All right, so number one, finding the right property for your purposes. Number two, understanding the legal processes that go into buying your first home. And number three, which is probably the biggest one, is where to find the money. And what it means to buy a bond or to buy property through a bond and how to raise a bond to purchase that first home. Great. And how much is a ticket? How much gets a ticket? All right, so it's actually quite cheap. It's only $350 for the morning, and that includes the venue costs, the coffee and snacks, and all the learnings that you're going to have, as well as the connection with other people and some networking that you will have with something like 120 people that will be there on the morning. And where can I buy the tickets? So you'll have to go to the education.privateproperty.co website. You go to private property, there'll be a link. You'll click through, and it will take you to the education platform where you can then purchase your ticket for $350. Sounds like you are going to be seeing me on Saturday, Nigel. Thank you so much for joining us, and over to you to announce the winner of that $500 cash prize for tonight. All right, people, so tonight's winner of the $500 cash prize sponsored by private property is Nombuso Libre Tetois. So congratulations to you. We hope you enjoy the $500 that is on its way to you. Thank you so much for that, Nigel, and remember, a healthy dose of property information might just be what you need to get you back on your property A game. This is the Private Property Podcast. My name is Dumi. Have a good night.