Hi, my name is Sandy Baird and I'm here for What's Happening, a discussion of the current events of the day. I'm also joined today by my colleague, Eric Agnero, who has given me a fresh perspective on the news always and about the politics of the world because he shares a perspective from, I believe, from Africa, which has a totally different perspective on the news than basically the Europeans. Or the Americans, and that's for a lot of reasons. I believe it's probably because of the colonial status that many of the African countries have suffered in the past. So I just wanted to talk a little bit with you and you want to talk with me about the current state of what? The war. Right. And the world, correct. But also I believe about what's happening in Ukraine still. So what's going on? Yeah, in Ukraine we were surprised that the U.S. will send cluster bombs to Ukraine. Why? Why is it so surprising? Because cluster bombs have been denounced across the planet because targets, yes, targets military, but mostly are dangerous for the civilians. Because, you know, they don't detonate all of them. They're like mines, aren't they? Yeah, they transform themselves into mines. Once the main ammunition has exploded, it spreads like smaller bombs that, you know, I mean, in the most, you know, reliable case, you have like maybe 70% of these bombs that detonate. And then the rest stay there as mines, potential mines for, you know, the civilians. And the whole international community, you know, looks at cluster bombs as barbaric and, you know... There's even a treaty against the use of cluster bombs. Yes. Which you said recently of the United States. The United States or Russia.  And then in that case, you know, the U.S. is still, you know, uses or at least, you know, keeps the right to use mines in conflict. So people around the world were upholed.  Not go back. I mean, the United States is also, at this moment in history, an empire. Yes, it was a great republic that was created, as we talked about earlier in the day, by the American Revolution, when we overthrew monarchy and princes and princesses, like yourself, a prince, and established a republic where everybody was equal under the law. But that was a long time ago. And at that time, the creation of a republic, I think, was virtually anti-imperial, anti-empire. We overthrew the greatest empire on earth at the time, was England. And in a way, therefore, we renounced having our own empire. But that all has changed. I believe it changed with the Spanish-American War in 1898, when the United States sought empire, essentially in Asia and in Latin America. But the American empire is coming to its end. Well, wait a minute. First, it had an empire, which I don't think that most Americans would admit. But we had an empire, and that empire was deepened, I think, after World War II, when the Cold War was declared, essentially, against Russia. Right? Right? Yeah. Okay. So, and what did that lead to? That led to NATO in the first place. So if we're talking about the war currently in Ukraine, we're also talking about the war of NATO. NATO, yeah, against, you know, yeah. Which was established in 1947-48. NATO is the alliance. Who is it allied about? NATO is a military alliance allied against Russia, always. Yeah. It began as an alliance against the Soviet Union. It didn't end when the Soviet Union collapsed, and it has expanded its... Yeah, and then even beyond Russia, it went to Gaddafi's country, Libya. Yeah, so NATO is kind of going everywhere, trying to... And then it's the case now, trying to counter the influence of new powers, China and Russia. And Russia has always been a power, but in this... China has, too, for a long time, but... So, to me, sending these ammunitions are either a sign that, you know, the US... I mean, NATO and Ukraine is losing ground against Russia. It's losing the war, because it's like kind of a desperate... I don't know if it's a desperate move, but, you know... I mean, to go to that extent means maybe that they're losing the war. Or, you know, it's really Russia out at any cost. Well, both at the same time, correct? Okay, so it seems to me that this war has been portrayed in our country and probably in Europe, but as a war to save Ukraine. But there's another whole theory that's a counter narrative, correct? It seems to me. And you pointed it out to me by pointing out to me a long time ago that the nations of the world, the black and brown nations, Latin America, Africa and Asia, see this war as a proxy war of the United States, primarily against Russia. Yeah. And is that correct in your view? Yeah, that's how they see it. And so much so that, you know, when there was this uprise from the Wagner group, people thought that in Africa, you know, the efforts by some African nations to get their independence from France and the Western powers through an alliance with Russia and China will collapse as well because, you know, they thought that Russia was going to plunge into chaos. Right. But it looks like Vladimir Putin won this one. He won this one and then people are still asking, were they really a coup or it was just a plot? Okay, let's look at that a little bit. Okay, so anyway, so that's what we see the war as and that is shared by many peoples of the world, but not the white European nations nor the United States. This war in many people's views in the other parts of the world, Latin America, Asia and Africa, is a war between the United States and Russia. It's a war against Russia, which is being fought in Ukraine, fought in Ukraine at the great expense of the Ukrainian people, but that it is a war essentially that NATO at least half caused themselves by trying to expand NATO into Russia. Okay, but we've heard our president say or I have that the war is not about Ukraine anymore. It's about to topple Putin to get rid of Putin and to have regime change in Russia. Our president has said that. All right, so but you're talking about something else. What we're now talking about is Wagner or Wagner group. What is it? And let's explain this as well as we can. It's so hard to explain. Sometimes you ask yourself if Wagner is not like a segment of the Russian army. Yeah, but that's not yet. Not yet. A group of mercenaries that are managed by Vladimir Putin's good friend until what was supposed to... What's his name? I can't pronounce it. Priogsen or something? Yes. The head of the Wagner group. The head. And as far as I could tell, the Wagner group is a group of mercenaries that operate on behalf of Russia all over the world. Like many mercenary groups have done on behalf of the U.S. Right. Like Blackhawks. Yeah, like around the world. So it's a common practice. A mercenary. By paid soldiers. By paid soldiers. But here we're not sure if these guys were rebelling against Putin or were... Or in reality. In reality were getting... How to deal with them. How to deal with them to get closer to Kiev. Right. And while you know the... But in any case, using the proxy like Ukraine. And then today the idea of having cluster bombs over there would be even dangerous for the civilians. Horrifying. Yes. So it means that, you know, whole country, you know, millions of people are being sacrificed for war. We're not sure that, you know, NATO will win this war. It doesn't look like they're winning. So... Well, but to the mainstream media, they are proposing that they're winning in this Ukraine. In other words, this counter offensive is going somewhere. However, if you look beneath the common narrative, you see that it hasn't done much. No. At all. That it hasn't taken back the territory. Okay. But I wanted to ask you something. So let's go back to the Wagner group. Okay.  Yeah. They operate in Africa too. Correct? And they operate in competition with, for instance, the French Army? Yes. In your country of Ivory Coast? No, in the Ivory Coast, no, because the Ivory Coast is still a stronghold of, you know, the French post-colonial empire, empire over there. But Mali got rid of the French soldiers. They called French soldiers like a few years ago to help them deal with terrorists. Terrorists? Okay. And then finally they realized that the French were not doing much. Just as bad. Probably. And probably were, you know, were in collusion with the terrorists themselves. Yeah. So they decided to drift away from France. And then call upon Russia. And Russia probably knowing that they will be involved in a massive operation in Ukraine probably sent the Wagner group. But the Wagner group is also present in Central Africa Republic. Right. Yeah. So gradually these mercenaries or these soldiers from Russia, paid anyway, you know, spreading across the continent of Africa. And the United States is opposed to them? Of course. The United States is opposed to that. France also is opposed to that. All European nations as well. But you know, what could you do? I mean, these countries are sovereign. So now they're using pressure, like in the case of South Africa, for example, which is a different thing, South Africa is a member of the BRICS. Right. Okay. BRICS though is. The Brazil, Russia, China. India. And South Africa. South Africa. So, South Africa is expected to host a summit to which Vladimir Putin was supposed to take part. But, you know, the Americans and the European are putting pressure on South Africa not to or to arrest him. Right. Or to arrest him because he's in the restaurant and out for that guy. Right? Okay. So, it's a strong competition. And since, you know, the l'Ener de la guerre, the nerve of the war is military might, these African countries want to see Russia to help them. So, it's tough right now. And then I don't know if they will deport these proxy war in Africa against Russia. Would there be any confrontation on the African continent? Against Russia? Against Russia. Against Russia. Yeah, I doubt it. But it is occurring, of course, in Ukraine. Okay. So, if you go back to the Wagner group, what happened recently was this group of mercenaries seemed to turn on Putin in Russia, correct? And they marched against Moscow. But what happened? First of all, they did not succeed in toppling Putin. No. Okay. And Putin simply moved them to Belarus. But today, yeah, he moved them to Belarus. And that's near Kiev. Yeah.  So what is the theory? Yes, they had a meeting today. To me, the theory was, all this was like a strategy, a war of Putin. And he has been from the beginning. When I saw that guy, you know, the Wagner, you know, group of boss, you know, criticizing the Kremlin and so and so, I knew that it wasn't possible for someone from the same house in the middle of a war to do that. I'm pretty sure the intention was to have the enemy drop the guard, thinking that Russia will be in turmoil and, you know, maybe precipitate the counteroffensive. But to me, it was clearly a maneuver. On the part of Putin? Putin. Okay. He's no dumbbell, right? Oh, these guys. I don't know if there is a mastermind in chess. Oh, true. I forgot about that, the Russians with their chess. That's what it appeared to me as well. There is some evidence to support that theory that it was a strategy of Putin to just to move his troops closer to Kiev via Belarus. Right. But we'll see, I guess, but the proof or at least some evidence exists that those two guys met today. Yeah, they met today and then there's no, we don't, we don't hear about no, you know, confrontation. Confrontation. He's not in jail. He's not in jail, so it looks like they succeeded in fooling the West. Well, is that true or not? What do you think? Okay, so the other thing I wanted to discuss with you is there's great talk today about NATO, which is meeting, correct? And there's all these deals being made with Sweden. Sweden's going to break its neutrality of centuries and enter NATO. What are they doing? They must be out of their mind. Do you suppose that the Swedes want that, the Swedish people? I need to look into that, but I'm not sure they want that. I'm pretty sure that's like it's NATO has put pressure on Sweden. But also maybe, you know, the fact that Vladimir Putin was a little, you know. He's been really rough with Sweden. Yeah. Right, no. No, they have been. Maybe it's in the best interest to find a place where to be. But it seems to me nations like Sweden and right now Turkey as well are counting on NATO to beat Russia. That's not so clear. Is it that the war is going to end favorably for the U.S. and NATO? What? Turkey. For Turkey, I know that is just a way of, you know, yeah, and also, yeah, yeah, bargaining. Yeah. I'm pretty sure the Turks, the Turks, they know that they don't count necessarily on a victory of NATO, but, you know, because they have good relationship with Russia as well. They do. So they pose themselves as, you know, the last resort if there's a war, a declared war between NATO. So for Sweden, I don't know exactly what they're doing, but probably very much, you know, pressure from America. It's astounding that they're giving up their neutrality, which they've held on to for even throughout the Second World War, they were neutral. Did you know that? Yeah, I know that. And all of a sudden they're giving it up, Finland too, right? To join NATO. To join NATO. And NATO began as an alliance against Russia. Russia had already been defeated, no, Russia won World War II, but they were flattened anyway, right? Well, we'll see, but it's also for NATO, it's a way of survival, so it's a way of maintaining. Why? Because of this big influence of China. To me, Russia is not so much the problem.  China, but you know, you can't take on China if you still have Russia around. So the weaker Russia is, maybe the easier it will be for the Western world to take on China. It can't take on China, can we? But at least, you know, bargain more because China will be like soon a gargantua. I think it probably is, though, right, except the United States is messing in China too, always, right? I don't know why people think that there can be a war. At all? At all, because, you know, all whatever we produce here is done in China. I mean, whatever we consume, here is produced in China. China has like so much... Including antibiotics? Yes, so how can you, how can you even go, we've seen the state, I mean, the Secretary of State try to go to China. They didn't even invite him, did they? We've seen also, we've seen also the Secretary of Commerce trying to massage the Chinese so that, you know, they can preserve. But it's difficult to preserve good, I mean, relationship, you know, commercial relationship while you're in a war. But the thing about China that's so strange to me is that the United States weaponizes Taiwan, right? Gives all these weapons to... Taiwan is part of China. At the same time that we give them all these weapons, the weapons are directed against China. It's almost as if the Chinese are funding Texas, right? And yet, Biden says repeatedly, we have a one China policy. Okay, yeah, and you obviously know what that means, right? I mean, after World War II, there were two Chinas, right, Taiwan and Beijing. Beijing, yeah. And the United States refused to recognize Mao Tung and the Communist government only recognized Taiwan, but that changed at some point. And we have supposedly decent relations with the Republic of China, except that we give weapons to one of its provinces. How can that be? How can any, people have lost their mind? Do they really think that we would be, we would tolerate such supplying of one of our states? How about Alaska? China can give all these stuff to Alaska? I mean, big superpowers need to keep some leverages. What's the leverage? If you have Taiwan, you can... But we don't have Taiwan.  It's international relationship, madame. Yeah, but you, yes, but it has serious consequences, and you just said something that I think most Americans would find astounding that the American empire is losing. The American empire is in a crisis. I don't think most Americans think that, but I do. Yeah, I do, too. And then it's normal. I like this country. I don't want it to be an imperial power, but I like the republic. I like it if we could stay a republic and get rid of this empire. But as that empire implodes, what do you suppose is happening? There's absolute chaos in this country. I mean, I don't know how connected it is except that all these monies go from this country to places like Ukraine, to Zelensky, in terms of weapons. Maybe the country will be well off the day, you know, America, maybe the country will be better. I mean, the day America would not have to spend money around the planet but take care of, you know, the folks. Okay, I think Tucker Carlson, as you and I both, we admitted that mortal sin, right? He said his politics around the war is what I think Americans should think about, and that is, ask yourself, is this war in the interest of the United States? Is it? That's a good question. Is it in the United States? I mean, we all know we have bleeding hearts for the Ukrainian people. I, for instance, have the same kind of sympathy with the Russian people, however. Yeah. Okay, so I'm a person who's against war, period, however, rather than looking at this in a sympathetic, emotional fashion. Shouldn't we be asking ourselves, is this in the interest of our country? And what would you say? I mean, you're not yet an American citizen, but what is your thought? No, I think it's... But you like it? Yeah. I mean, it's probably in the best interest of the US in terms of, you know, containing China and Russia. Why is that in the interest of the United States? It's not in the interest of me or you. It's not in the interest of the American people. Tell me who's interested in it. Then we need to ask the American people what they really think. And what do you think they would do? You think if there was a referendum, should we be sending all these weapons to a guy named Zelensky? We should be sending him cluster bombs and tanks and weapons and all of our surplus weapons and all of our money? I'm not sure the American people would like that. How would they vote? Do you suppose? They would vote against. But it depends. Also, it's highly political. I mean, you have the... The Democrats have made like this war. Bullset themselves over this war. What? But there's no referendum here. Of course not. There wasn't around Vietnam. You were here during Vietnam, but I was. And I would say the same thing. I was a high school teacher at that time at a Catholic high school. And I remember asking my students, you want to go? They were being drafted out of my classroom. They didn't want to go. Nobody did. Then to be against the war in Ukraine would be like... No, no. I'm asking. Do you suppose that if it was put on the ballot, people would say, oh, sure. Let's send him all of our money? No, I don't think so. How would it go? It would go... And that's why we don't have a referendum. That's why there's no referendum. Right? Yeah. Why so? Because the superpowers, the people who govern us in Washington, want this war. And I have no idea. But they have wanted war with Russia since 1917, when the Bolsheviks took over Russia, right? The Bolsheviks, me and the communists. Yeah, the communists, yeah. But prior to that, why do you think that there's always been this thought that it's a good thing to go to war with Russia? Or Africa? Why? Why these huge big land masses? What do they offer to the United States resources? Probably, you know, the military complex is making money. I'm sure of that. But why do our political leaders support that? What is it about...  It's also... Asia. And it's very, if you think about it, undeveloped. What does America want with it? Same as it does in all wars. Resources. Yeah. Russia is, like, it's, like, untapped. What? Yeah. Yeah, you know, regions. So, resources. And is that true in Africa?   It's good to have a group of nations in Africa that could vote for you like a herd. Or for you where? Like the United Nations, or, you know, be... Remember, you know, they were counting on the African countries to vote in favor of, you know, a resolution condemning Russia. They didn't. So it's always good to have herds of countries that you can control that could, you know, vote for you. I want to know one country in the developing world that even supports the sanctions. Can you take a one? The good luckies of... Who are they? Oh, probably, you know, Ivory Coast. Yeah, the Ivory Coast, Senegal maybe, because these countries are, you know, these countries are districts of France. Yeah, so, yeah, all the Francophone countries. And how about the Anglophones? Oh, the Anglophones are not for this war. How come? Because, you know, they don't have like... Like Kenya? Like Kenya might have some, you know, links to Great Britain and the Western, the Anglo-Saxon world, but it's still not, like, under so much influence as, you know, the French... I mean, the Ivorians and Senegalese could be under France. So and then in the Anglophone countries, you have a more of a spirit of your resistance than in the French colonies where, you know, they've been assimilated totally. Yeah? Yeah, the British came, they left the locals, you know, deal with their own problems, but the French were under the skin of, you know, they were everywhere. So these countries cannot do anything if Mama or Papa France is not there. Wow. Except that in general, when you were last in the Ivory Coast to one of the times when we first got to know each other, you pointed out that you saw Putin signs everywhere. Oh yeah, the people. The people on the street, but, you know, the government, of course, and then it comes to here. The people, the American people, I know that, you know, they don't like what is going on in Ukraine. They don't like how the Ukrainians are. I mean, Samalda? People don't even know. Definitely.  You know, it's like, when you see, when you see the news, oh, America is providing cluster bombs. It's like you are agreeing to have civilians, you know, massacred kids, you know. Right. And we haven't even talked about our support of a country like Israel. Israel. You know, so just for the sake of getting rid of Putin? Well, that's what that, that's what they're after. We'll see. We'll see.  And as you point out, he's a master at chess. Oh yeah. Okay. So that's enough, I guess, for this month. Yeah. But we'll be back next month. Right? Thank you. Thank you.


In order to more precisely analyze our expanding universe, modern cosmologists place a grid over the three-dimensional sphere. We treat the distance between two galaxies, r, as a constant. Then we set the grid's scale factor, a, equal to one at the present time, and vary it to account for changes in distance over time instead of changing r. Now consider a cube enclosing a volume of space containing some number of galaxies. With our scale factor approach, the amount of matter inside the volume remains the same as the volume increases or decreases. But the matter density goes down when the scale factor increases, and it goes up when the scale factor decreases. Taking with Newton's model and incorporating the cosmic scale factor, we can rewrite the Friedman equation. We see that the scale factor a is the only variable. In other words, the history of the universe comes down to the history of the scale factor. And the history of the scale factor depends completely on the contents of the universe and how that content affects the space it exists in.


Hello in this presentation, we will look at transactions related to the accounts payable cycle accounts payable Transactions, we will record these transactions in accordance with the accounting equation that being assets equal Liabilities plus equity at the end of this we will be able to list transactions involving accounts payable and Record transactions involving accounts payable using the accounting equation We're gonna go through and list through the transactions. We're gonna look at our accounting equation We're gonna have a beginning balance list the transactions affected during one particular Transaction and then we'll have an ending balance in order to do this We want to remember our accounting equation. That's being assets equal liabilities plus equity We're gonna then have our list of accounts within that area in that Assets include cash accounts receivable supplies Liabilities deals with accounts payable. That is where we will be focusing most at this time Then the equity section is going to include the capital and the entire income statement that being revenue and expenses Note that the entire income statement is in this equity section. We currently have owners equity But if it was a partnership, it would be partnerships equity and if it was a corporation It would be stockholders equity the essence of equity as a total will be the same in that The entire income statement is going to be represented within equity when considering it through The accounting equation. We currently have total assets of 50,000 Equaling total liabilities of 50,000 that being cash as the assets and Capital as the liability on the equity and liability side There is no net income at this time net income calculated as revenue minus expenses Remember that we will be concentrated on the payable cycle. So this is going to be a cycle We're not looking at the transactions just by date here But by cycle which is often very practical because one that's often the way we do it in practice Meaning, you know work might work in a particular cycle like the accounts payable cycle and deal with the same types of transactions in order to specialize in some ways and To it's just easier to learn in cycles because of those processes being part of Of a set linked group of transactions So you get to know the transactions that go together by doing this and by doing that You can you can work through problems where you kind of have to assume what happened before So there's gonna be problems later on where they'll basically say, you know You got to pay off something on account and you have to assume that the prior transaction Took place. You got to kind of know in your mind how these things are related So if we go through them by cycle that will help to achieve that goal first Transaction we're gonna say purchase supplies on account if we go through our list of questions We're gonna say is cash affected in this case No, because we purchased it on account then we're gonna ask what we've received in this case supplies So we got supplies that is here It's gonna be an asset therefore the asset is going to go up because we got more of them Then the only question is what is the other account? It's not a decrease to cash because we didn't pay cash and therefore we must be doing something Somewhere else that will be accounts payable. So accounts payable is going to increase By the same amount. How do we know that two ways? One we know that supplies went up and if supplies went up on this side of the equal sign Then accounts payable must be going up on that side of the equal sign That's one way. We know that the 3050 is increasing We also know that the accounts payable is kind of like something we don't like so the bad thing Is going up we owe more money after this transaction therefore Accounts payable is increasing here is that transaction where we have this Balance beginning balance and what we actually did meaning we increase the supplies and we are increasing the liabilities That's an increase to total assets and an increase to total liability And that means that the equity then is going to remain the same So within this transaction then we see that assets are going to go up by that 315 liabilities going up by that 315 therefore the assets equal the liabilities and equity for that particular Transaction no impact on net income. We then need the total row Meaning we're gonna add up what happened last time or what with the beginning balances were plus the current Transaction will give us the total for example We had cash before plus zero is still the 50,000 the accounts receivable There was none there are still none the supplies were zero. We're adding the 315 to get to 315 Accounts payable was zero. We're adding the 315 to get to 315 Capital was 50,000. We're adding zero to get to 50,000 revenue auto meals all zero before Nothing happened all still zero after then if we were to add up the assets liabilities and equity assets have cash of 50,000 and supplies of 315 for a total of this five 50,000 315 and the liabilities had 315 for accounts payable and capital 50,000 for a total of 50,000 315 no effect on net income Why because we we purchased an asset if we had purchased a an expense or if we had consumed an expense Then it would be a decrease to net income But when we just purchased the supplies we have not yet consumed them in order to help us generate revenue and therefore It's gonna be an asset note that it has nothing to do with the fact that we bought it on account Rather than paying cash as to why we are not expensing it We're not expensing it because we bought supplies and assets that has not yet been consumed and we will Expense it at the point in time. It is consumed not the point in time that we pay cash necessarily Next transaction. We're gonna say paid for purchase purchases in the past on account 315 so here are our beginning balance now so our beginning balances are the same as we had in the prior slide and Now we're gonna say that we paying for something that we purchased in the past So first question is cash affected. We're gonna say, yeah, we paid keyword being paid anytime It says paid we can assume that cash is going down and Then we can just think about what the other account is now many times a problem will actually say you know, we paid for supplies in the past or something like that or we paid for supplies on account in the past and They'll actually give you the supplies and then we might think that we should be doing something to supplies but of course if it says on account or if it says anything that we says we did it on in the past on account being a key term on Account means either accounts receivable or accounts payable in this case accounts payable If it is accounts payable in this case, which it is then we know it must be going down for at least two reasons one Cash went down and cash is on this side or the left side of the equal sign And if this is the other account affected on the right side of the equal sign then it too Must be going down. We also know that the receivable the payable must be going down because The payable represents what we owe what the business owes to a third party to a vendor and This number represents we owe money and we're saying within this transaction that we paid paid money We paid it off and therefore the amount that we owe it needs to be going down So we can kind of double check ourselves and we should double check ourselves And to see that this number is going down and kind of double check our entire transaction in that way We see what happens then we're going to say that cash is going down And we see that the liabilities are going down. So cash is decreasing here We got the liabilities decreasing on that side We see that the total assets are going to equal total liabilities for this particular transaction Then we're going to see the total here Total balance just bringing the balances down now cash having 50 000 before we are subtracting The three thousand three hundred and fifteen to bring us to forty nine thousand six eighty five Counts receivable was zero before still zero after supplies was three fifteen before Three fifteen plus zero is three fifteen We have accounts payable was three fifteen before now we're subtracting three fifteen to bring that balance down to zero This is the typical kind of pattern we will see in accounts payable It may not be just right next to each other where we You know buy something on account and then pay it off We might buy multiple things on on account and pay it off in some kind of installments But we will typically see purchases and then payments and we should be able to match them up through the history of the account We then have capital 50 000 plus zero 50 000 and revenue Expense and expense all zero before all zero after Then if we were to add up our assets our liabilities and equity total assets our cash forty nine six eighty five and three fifteen totaling 50 000 and the liabilities and the equity Now just being zero in the payable and 50 000 in capital to be a total of 50 000 No effect on net income no effect so far on revenue or expenses Next transaction purchased auto service on account four sixteen So we're going to purchase auto service first question. Is cash affected? We're going to say no because we purchased it on account Therefore it's going to be accounts payable that will be affected. I often think about what we received is the second question In our thought process. What did we get and that might not be as useful when we're looking at the accounting equation But it's often more useful when we get to debit and credit So I would get in the practice of saying what did we get and in this case we got auto service Now auto service isn't buying the car not an asset therefore It's going to be an expense over here in the equity section Now expenses we're going to think they only go one way now typically when we think about debits and credits They only go up we can think they only go up here But we're looking at this in relation to the equity section So expenses are kind of like something we don't like it's bringing down total equity You can think of total equity in terms of the income statement going the same way As net income will go so net income is calculated as revenue minus expenses Therefore expenses only go up as expenses go up They bring down that income and they bring down total equity So when we're considering an expense in terms of the equity section We're going to say it's going to decrease The equity now I get I know that's a little bit confusing when we're thinking of expenses In terms of the accounting equation in terms of the equity section But when we get to debits and credits, they're always just going to be going in the debit direction And you'll hopefully get to know expenses pretty well because we will we will be working with expenses a lot There are typically more expenses than any other type of account So we'll get a good feeling of what the expenses are doing Therefore the auto expense will be going down and we got to do something to some other accounts. We did not pay cash It's not going to be cash that it's going down. It's going to be the liability Now we know the liability is going to be i'm sorry the liability is going to be affected and it will be going up Now we know that this accounts payable this liability will be going up for a couple different reasons one If this side of the equal sign in auto expense is bringing down equity Equity and liabilities are on the same side of the equal sign Then this account if it's the account that is affected, which it is Needs to be going up in order for the accounting equation to remain in balance We can also think through it in terms of the accounts payable. That's something we don't really like The bad thing is going up. We bought something have not yet paid for it We owe something in the future. That's what the accounts payable represents And that's what's happening here. The the amount we owe is going up If we look at the transaction then we've got 416 increase in the payable and we have the auto expense again It's going up. You can think of expense going up, but it's bringing down the equity section So it's bringing down net income. It's bringing down equity When you see a problem like this in a book problem It may sometimes put minus signs here So it'll have it in the formula or they may ask you to put a minus sign when you enter the data And this that's just one of the problems again with this accounting equation type of Problem when you move to debits and credits, it's pretty it's all straightforward. That's the point of debits and credits But we're trying to work with this accounting equation at first Just to get an idea of something that has pluses and minuses And it's not a perfect system because it does get confusing as we look through the areas over here With the plus and minus so we're subtracting The expense from total equity in this case we see that There's no effect on the accounting equation Because well, there's no effect on the total assets and the total liabilities and equity meaning Assets are going to stay the same Liabilities are increasing and capitals decreasing So this side of the equal sign is remaining the same meaning liabilities and equity went up and down meaning Accounts payable liability went up and expense brings equity down So liabilities and expenses are equal to total assets in terms of what happened Within this particular transaction the liability increasing and the equity then decreasing There is an effect on net income that being the expense net income calculated as Revenue minus expenses So the revenue is going to net income is going down Note that the total equity will go in the same direction as net income So anytime net income goes down that's going to break total equity down as well Assets then remain the same liabilities increase and equity decreases If we look at the balance side then we're going to say that cash started at 49 685 Nothing happened during this transaction ending balance 49 685 Accounts receivable nothing before nothing after Supplies started at 315 plus zero three 15 is the ending balance Accounts payable was at zero before this we are increasing it 416 to 416 Capital 50,000 before this nothing happened still 50,000 nothing in revenue Auto expense zero minus the 416 to 416 therefore if we add up the total assets we have 49 685 plus the 315 given us 50,000 if we add up the liabilities and equity 416 plus the 50 minus the 416 will give us the 50,000 So we are in balance then and net income is going down by the 416 in the total as well No revenue and only one expense of the 416 Next transaction purchase meals on account 1,950 Once again is cash affected we're going to say no we didn't we didn't pay cash We purchased it on account therefore accounts payable is affected I would typically get in the in the practice of working with meals and entertainment or the expense or what we got First because this will be easier once we get to debits and credits And that means we got meals and entertainment meals and entertainment is an expense It's in the equity section and it's going to bring down total equity So it's going to be just like all other expenses all expenses bring down equity So we're going to decrease the the meals and entertainment And that means we must be doing something to some other account It's not going to be cash. We didn't pay cash. So we're not decreasing cash We are increasing the bad thing rather than decreasing the good thing cash We're increasing the bad thing accounts payable So accounts payable will be the other side of this transaction We know it's going to increase for at least two reasons one We know that meals and entertainment is decreasing It's on the right hand side of this equal sign And therefore this must be going up if it's the other accounts affected Which it is in order to remain in balance We also know that the bad thing is increasing in that accounts payable means we owe money And it then is going up because we owe more money buying something on account that we have not yet paid for If we look at that transaction, here it is we have the accounts payable increasing We have the meals and entertainment Decreasing total equity again, it doesn't mean that meals and entertainment is going down It means that meals and entertainment is decreasing total equity If we look at our equation then we see that nothing happened to two assets Liabilities are increasing and equity is decreasing from this transaction We know that total assets then will be zero Liabilities going up and liabilities and equity going down Remains the total liabilities and equity will be zero Net income is affected here and that it is going down revenue minus expenses. We don't have any revenue We only have expenses for this time period so far So we have a net loss in this case of 1,950 We're then going to bring down the balance. So here is the balance. We had 49 685 plus zero keeps us at 49 685 We had zero receivables and we end with zero in the receivables supplies 315 plus zero 315 is what we end at there 416 accounts payable Plus 1,950 gives us 2,366 We had capital 50,000 plus zero keeps us at 50,000 We have auto expense 416 plus zero gives us 416 decrease in equity And meals entertainment zero plus or minus the 1,950 keeps us at the 1,950 if we are to add up then the total assets of 49 685 cash and 315 supplies we get to that 50,000 total assets to add up liabilities and equity we get 2,366 liabilities Plus 50,000 capital minus 416 in the auto expense minus meals and entertainment 1,950 bringing us to 50,000 net income total effect as of the end of all the transactions we have done thus far 2,366 That's a loss no income no revenue yet just expenses of 416 auto and meals and entertainment of 1,950 Next transaction paid for purchase made in the past is cash affected We're going to say yes cash has been going down key term here paid anytime we see paid We're going to decrease cash other side of the transaction We bought something but we don't know exactly what it is So you might think it should be some type of expense or something But we bought something that we purchased in the past often it'll say on account And that means accounts payable in this case meaning we're paying off the liability Now we know it's going down for at least a couple reasons one We know that if this side of the equal sign is going down Then if this is the other account affected which it is It must to be going down in order for the accounting equation to remain in balance We also know it's going down because accounts payable is a liability account It represents us owing people money or the company owing people money And we have now paid that money and therefore the amount owed should then go down So here's going to be the transaction. We're going to decrease cash by the 416 We're going to decrease accounts payable by 416 That means that total assets are decreasing by 416 with the cash And the accounts payable decreasing by 416 I'm sorry the total liabilities and equity is also decreasing by 416 due to the liabilities No effect on net income here. No effect on revenue and expenses in other words If we bring down the balance, we're going to say Well, let's go through this. We're going to say that the assets are going down Liabilities are going down and the equity is remaining the same from this row from this transaction Then we have the balances. We're going to say that the 49 685 Minus the 416 brings us to 49 49 269 Accounts receivable 0 plus 0 is 0 supplies 3 15 plus 0 is 3 15 Accounts payable 2366 minus 4 16 brings us to 1,950 capital 50,000 plus 0 is 50,000 Revenue 0 plus 0 is 0 Uh auto expense 416 negative and 0 is 416 Mills and entertainment 1,950 0 brings us to 1,950 If we then add these up, we have the cash 49 269 plus 0 Plus 3 15 gives us 49 548 49 584 and then the liabilities 1,950 plus the 50,000 capital plus 0 minus 4 16 minus 1,950 brings us to a balance of liabilities and equity of 49,005 84 Net income that means we're in balance here, of course Net income then is actually a loss meaning revenue minus expenses of 416 expense plus the 1,950 expense bringing us to the loss of 2,366 If we look at the total transactions then we can see the beginning balance the transaction brings us another balance Plus the transaction brings us the nether balance So this is what the entire worksheet would kind of look like in a problem such as this Notice it's a kind of a messy worksheet when we see it laid out like this when we work at it one thing at a time It's not too bad But it's a pretty messy worksheet when you see it all at one point in time It's actually less messy when we move to debits and credits. So that's why we move to debits and credits Note here that we're focusing in on the payables here So the liabilities and the payables we should see a pattern in that we see that the we have the 3 15 happening here And then 3 15 went out Increasing the balance then decreasing the balance back to zero We have the 4 16 here then the 4 16 went out So we increased the 4 16 and then decreased the 4 16 And then we had the 1,950 Which never paid off. We're still oh the 1,950 at the end. That's why that's the ending balance here That will be the typical pattern in a payable account We're going to increase it with a bill something that we incurred. We have not yet paid Something that we incurred on account and then at some point in the future We will pay it and decrease that amount and we should then be able to Match those two amounts out match the increases match the decreases As we go that should be the pattern that we will see Back to the objectives. We are now able to list transactions involving accounts payable and Record transactions involving record transactions involving accounts payable using the accounting equation


What's up everybody? Jason here from jasperjasebricks.com. This is a Black Friday Cyber Monday promo break 2021 hip parade baseball limited edition series 46 dual case break random teams number one again 20 total boxes So every spot in here will be part of the promo list So let's actually copy and paste that into the list randomizer here So we have a little list here in the schedule so far. We've done two promo breaks the pack filler there hip parade there Now let's copy and paste this here, and this will be the 2021 but hip parade dual case dual case art or two case Baseball Archie number one so that way the customers know from here to here You guys are part of the promo now So three promo breaks we've done so far Like I said, we've done the mosaic pack filler. We've done hip parade and now we've done the dual case baseball hip parade So there you go Everybody's part of that list and again guys dash roller here. Here's a customer names Teams all good to go. Let's roll the dice Got ourselves a six and a three nine times. Good luck one two three four five six seven eight times Chris Walker down to Mike Tower six and three nine times one two three four six seven eight Angels down to the Pittsburgh Pirates All right, so nine times nine times nine times Everybody there Chris Walker with the angels Paul with the twins Stephen with the Marlins Tom Jones, you have the Blue Jays Wade with the Reds Zack with the Padres Matthew with the Indians Barry with the Mets Ryan Harold you have the Red Sox Quinn with the Giants John with the Phillies Alan with the Nationals David with the Cardinals Mark and with the Orioles Chad Coleman with the Rays James with the Brewers Stephen Kendrick you have the Kansas City Royals Timothy with A's David with the Diamondbacks Nick last Bob Olja with the Texas Rangers Michael G with the Yankees David N with the Tigers Steve Burch with the Astros Harry You have the Dodgers David with the Rockies Jordan with the Braves Steve Wright with the Cubs Tim H with the Mariners Brad with the Chicago White Sox and Mike Tower with the Pittsburgh Pirates. So again trade window is open I do see some trade chatter remember guys, you know if There is customers wanting to trade for a specific team and they're not here You know if you still try to want to get a trade in if you see other customers in the chat offering one of their teams maybe try to trade with one of the customers in the chat Just to be safe, you know what I mean Or just you know to want to get a spot get a trade in so the team you may be looking for might not be available Uh hip parade football and limited edition this is this is Just do a case like that, okay Yes, TJ one second. Let me leave it up there for about another 30 seconds to a minute And then I'll show you guys the cell sheet right now Todd gets mixer filler filler and hip parade filler And yes, the cell sheet's right there So you have a chance at a Mike Trowell looks like a little Martin Rivera Peter Lonzo Bowman's first You know Heming is great at PSA 10 Bowman's best rookie Tatees that looks like a rookie Juan Soto Freddie Freeman there's a Vladdy there as well to 99 that looks like a immaculate rpa Of course a lot of other hidden cards potentially All right, anybody want to trade is I mean like I said people are putting up reds for trade brewers for trade brace for trade Dodgers of giants up is anybody want to trade with each other You know just the customers in the chat Because if you're specifically looking for a team and they're not replying then Most likely they're not here available for trade. So if anybody wants to trade within each other in the chat Do it now guys. I'm giving you guys another minute. If not, I'm going to close it wait saying reps for dodgers Alrighty, let's just close it Harry said no Everybody's just saying teams up and no one's wanting to trade for one of those specific teams So stick to what you got guys You never know try to trade couldn't trade mojo All right, so remember two cases Here's the first one four out of ten Four out of ten and again series 46 loaded addition baseball. That's not what I wanted to happen Start with like this. I swear, man. I'll tell you guys all these boxes are always just Specifically just super tight. I'll destroy that box, but You got it done. Alrighty, 81 out of 100. No paper on this one. Okay first hit first hit is Nolan Ryan From prism as well texas edition of nolan ryan texas rangers Where the rangers are portrayed anybody wanted to trade rangers No, but nick gloss bomb mojo got the rangers. There you go There you go. There you go very nice 99 out of 100 We have ryan mountcast. So it's a little jersey autograph rookie jersey autograph 27 out of 50 for the baltimore rules Mark in we have from triple threads little old school triple threads mike schmitt That is 16 out of 18 for the fillies This is back in 2012 triple threads iron mic Fillies that is john g two out of 10 hose al tuve little on-card from high tech baseball Not numbered it looks like very nice hit there for the houston ashores and steve birch 19 out of 100 We have prism ryan. So that is from definitive little pinstripe and autograph eight out of 15 for the cubs steve rite with that one 54 out of 100 and a little vladi senior A little bit of a teaser there That is going to go montreal expo's washington nationals to alan murdoch little latimer grow senior 14 out of 15 Golden grass from 2025 star next one 74 out of 100 and tom glavin that is from uh sterling six out of 25 for the alana braves jordan with the braves 61 out of 100 we have three left and then we still have a whole nother case guys So don't worry if you haven't had anything right now. We still have another case We have bernie williams that is a 10 out of 10 and this looks like the brand new five star 2021. Yep for the uh yankees michael g there you go with the yankees Two more hits out of the first case guys and then we'll open up the second case We have 38 out of 100 And very nice. Here's your preview. That was on the celci. That's a eloy hemmenez best of 2019 autographs rookies PSA 10 for the chicago white socks and that is going to brad paulie. Congratulations, man So it was one of the bigger hits you could be chasing out of here 26 out of 100 a lot of customers in the shop today guys We have a rookie ticket kyle luis for the seattle mariners and tim h so there you go, man Seattle mariners rookie ticket kyle luis Hopefully he bounces back i think they were saying that he was a lot of injured a lot this year, right? And then we got case one out of 10. Here's the next case guys Once we're gonna rib open this side too It makes it a little easier. That was much easier a little bit more messier though. Alrighty, let's move these cards out of the way over here Tell you dude if you ever get to open in one of the one of these cases right they Fit it perfectly in this damn case, but there's just no room for the boxes to come out It's like they forced them in there Whoa nice nico hornier That is a gold 9 out of 50 rookie from topscrone black White socks or sorry cubs. I should say steve rekt Harry smells a dodger. I know we haven't we didn't see a dodger in the first case. I figured a dodger should come out soon How about another ryan mount castle? triple relic and autograph from museum collection this time to 199 orials Nice hitter at their mark 60 out of 100 Hideki matsui 9 out of 10 from sterling. It looks like a mouth right there. You're like, ah Yankees michael 80 out of 100 This one feels a little heavy I'm gonna be in here. Whoa. It's a triple autograph triple relic Springer altube braggman 24 out of 36 all for the houston astros Steve birch Gotta mix it up hit parade. Come on pretty much. I think every one of these play uh teams already hit in the first case Let's mix it up and for some other teams There you go Verdugo for the boston rat socks There you go ryan herald hit parade listened Let's do a dodger now Usually always see a lot of dodgers man Hit parade is just straight listening gavin lux. That is a 2020 finest first blue refractors That is a number to 150 9 5 10 There you go harry Can we go three for three? Let's see you like a like a padre or a blue j I haven't seen one of those yet Let's see What is it gonna be No, it's a met david right though. I think that's his hit. Yeah, berry didn't hit in the first half. There you go 17 out of 25 Very nice penmanship. They're five star pentomorous penmanship All right, so that was another team that didn't hit but Not one that I called out still haven't hit a cell sheet uh per se yet so Hopefully and dylan carlson for the cardinals david. So actually All these last four hits have been coming out for teams that haven't hit yet. So As a breaker that makes me a little happier for everybody, you know Not that I don't want someone to dominate a full break, but Rather have more customers hit than less All right, so maybe the case hit has to be one of these ones, right? potentially Oh, there you go fernando tatis jr Two color patch two color patch eye black autograph four out of 10 This is actually a second year tatis, but a very nice one For the Padres and zack There you go, buddy I thought that was a tatis rookie, but I guess it was second year. Alrighty Last one. I think this case might have outbeat the last one, right? Maybe a berry larkin for the reds eight out of 25. Wait try to trade the reds couldn't trade mojo I think a little something at the end All right, so berry larkin tatis dylan carlson David right gavin luxe redugo triple autographs there for the astros kideki matsui Mount castle and a gold nico horn here So appreciate you guys. This was hip parade baseball limited edition series 46 dual case break on jaspy's case breaks dot com Appreciate it guys


What's going on everyone Sam here with latent sports cards, and I am ripping five gold packs and one box of 2021-22 Panini recon a basketball for mark D. So good luck mark See we got in here for you. We'll do the recon first. I'd say Yeah John I literally actually just ripped yours. I'm sorry dude. See you later Bryson Um, it's uploading to YouTube right now. I think you'll be very happy But I apologize if you just came in and missed it. Sorry about that buddy. Hey Dr. M. John Collins rookie Kessler Edwards to 99 Nets future legends Desmond vane Mehmet okur Claim to fame okur jazz overcome Hawks and fourth quarter comeback 4 out of 249 Nice jazz jazz hit there Moses moody base Tray Murphy to 299 city bay Quentin Grimes recon rookie bones Highland to 299 Nuggets and rock the rim again John Collins Knard got Nazir little That is destined for greatness autograph not number trailblazers Johnson Luca future legends a few more packs to go here fumbled that one Guess so dude Joellen bead on the closing statements short print. Nice one there but only on Bogdanovitch to 199 jazz and maneuvers AI base Dirk based on the back there tell you ubré rock the rim Vince Carter I'll do it for recon. There you go mark and we've got five gold packs heck yeah, dude Danica Patrick face and Jonathan Kaminga rookie hyper not numbered Bo Jackson and Justin Fields rookie cracked ice That is 33 out of 99 nice fields very cool Devonta Smith rookie and Zach Wilson rookie pulsar Or hyper not numbered Let's get those two so mixed up these pulsar and number and Brutal Jason Tatum base and Justin Herbert laser Very cool for the Chargers not numbered on the Kirby and last one. We've got tail Maladon and Camo Ken Griffey Jr. 23 out of 25. I'm the kid Nice last pack or last hit for you there mark That'll do it for your box and packs mark congrats on the hits. We're gonna write out to you. Thanks again, buddy


Going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards. We are ripping at 23 Puneet mosaic football or pretty me Puneet mosaic choice and no huddle football six box mix number two random team style Look again at your random results as always you can find these on the website under the results tabs We'll link in chat again James D up at the top of the Raiders Andres with the Giants down at the bottom Ethan our Cowboys and Dan F. Panthers. So good luck everybody Let's do it start with no huddle three of each right Commanders in the most I know I know I know Commanders in the most a break now To our Madison debut Can Cade disco debut so many Nolan Smith Quinn and Williams big Q scripts auto Going to the Jets Tana Hill Again gonna do a dice roll for the carbon copies one two three left four five six right.  There's Davis. No, I know I Know I'm sorry about that. Shipe We'll turn it around Davis Mills 75 moments time DJ more Skaronski disco Shawn Watson a chain and Ty J Spears played well once what's his face was out Played very well once Henry went out Uh Jameson Williams nice J mo 250 marion over shown my homes Bennett BJ ojolari That's true. Yeah Not true for sure Shipe Hendon Hooker debut disco George Pickens Phillips blue Travis Kelsey To 75 disco Tyree kill moss and DJ Turner Yeah, Spears looked surprisingly good surprisingly good for sure. Damn it. Canucks are down, too Take him to win or to cover a lot of game left. It's only second period DTR disco of Dwight Stevenson downs and Chad Ryan. What do you say? I just put the things out there. Yeah, I can't sweat them all True Put it out there see what happens. Let's go. It's Rick Stevenson Tucker Kraft and Jake Moody Look at a gold Gold Jerry Rice, that's dope for the Niners to 10 disco of Levis Bijan and Lucas Van Ness for which game Shipe the For this one for the basketball Sharpen a disco Desmond Ritter. Yeah, I like her sons. That's what I figured So Bob Woodson disco CD lambs a flowers and Jordan battle. They have no depth. That's their issue They have no depth on that. Yeah They got rid of all their assets Brad doesn't play any games. They're in trouble.  Yeah Russell Maryland. That is sick. Congrats on that one Cowboys disco Henry. Yeah, plus injuries have been Injuries have been brutal blue Nashi Harris 75 disco of OBJ Ringo Charlie Jones Disco Tiki Barber and it hooker and Zach Sharpen a disco Malik Willis McDonald and mingo Pink AJ Brown nice one there for the Eagles to 20 to of 20. He's on the list. Is it? Yeah, he's definitely has to be on the list Yeah, that's fair both on the list. That's fair Kirk Cousins to 50 Jordan Madison the whole team didn't score. So yeah, so you can just throw the chargers on the list Will Leviss disco Brenton strange tank Dell Deontay banks men's disco West Welker over shown Tavius Robinson Silver West Welker Sorry kill Jack Campbell in an O'Connell rookie should have taken the Lakers in this too Darnell Wright to 75 Sons are weird Yeah, no, I like betting on the Lakers because I've hit like three that's with the Lakers, you know Yeah, the Suns they worry me Vijon disco Denzel Ward Booker Durant any night cuz I think that comes from somewhere right now exactly Hi disco Shoemaker Quentin Johnson Devin Witherspoon That game was terrible The last two Patriots games man that friggin Giants game week. Yeah, that was rough. That was one of the worst they've all been seen And I only saw like four parts of it with Scott Hansen coming in Redemption is Dalton Kincaid. No huddle blue auto congrats on that. I just won their bills Kelsey Leviss and Porter Dordash and bruiser not Probably would shady you can't go down that cold man. That's for sure Joe Thomas 275 I need to have the beers come to us Honestly, and and you also start your new job one a couple on Tuesday or whatever. So gotta get the The degenerate drinking hours in while you can Lazard disco Clayton Tune Can't see and Michael Wilson Jalen Hyatt To 50 carbon copy burrow and Herbert or no burrow and Lawrence and then JSN Purple Jamar Chase to 50 Mike Will Silver Tune Roshan Johnson Hell yeah, dude Yeah, I know what you're saying Milan like that makes sense CJ Stroud that makes sense It's kind of like it's like origins football to right young like that's what Inception football and baseball and they made it that's what origins was because they started they came out with origins in 2016 When they got the license that was basically to replace. I was a mock tops inception JSN Justin Fields, Breesie and Mazzie Smith Silver Tavius Robinson Leviss Kincaid and Stetson Bennett a few of Kyle's rips on Instagram them boys can tank them I don't know what that means Archie Manning. I don't know what that means. 275 Mike Vic I'm not sure what that one means. I'm in now Now prism prism would be more of the top scrim prism and optic I do have a league where I have to shotgun a beer if you get last place and I had to the other week Oh, no, put it down pretty good. Yeah, I'm pretty good First shotgun in a few years.  Come on. I chain Fred Taylor, Cindy Brown. We don't do it for a while. Then you have to do it like it's Forget how like topic can be sometimes. I love shock. Are you seeing a beer wall shady? Yeah, we have to go to college. Oh, yeah, I was a Tallahassee apartment, man. We uh, oh, yeah And that's that place up Yeah Feel that for sure Blah-mah Fajoco jr. Jaden Reed. Yeah, no, it's it was uh It was kind of a have to do it kind of situation. I was just all right Jordan Addison ago rookie autograph mosaic choice fusion red and yellow congrats Vikings Richard Sherman 280 Aaron Donald 280 and Damian Pierce the 80. It's one thing. I was always really good. I was shotgun really good I couldn't chug super well Decent it like some of the games and stuff, but I could out shock on virtually I used to live with is like that you seen the guy that challenged people to drink beers. He's exactly that's crazy That's wild like it does not take more than a second for a beer. It's crazy Roshan Johnson and Dorian Thompson Robinson We'd always take him to like she know just any sort of like event where it's Beer Olympics, sir, and I kind of Shawn Clifford have an easy easy way. I saw in there for the That's true. Yeah, that's huge to have like a ringer like that on it. They're when James to 80 I saw him do it to a freaking pitcher one time. Wow, that's it. The entire picture went down like Jerry Judy to 80. Oh my god, and was she right stay hammered that day after putting down an entire picture in one sitting It was crazy made a beer bomb with a plumbers Baby got some mileage There you go, type Geez God, man. I like that control it a little more. I like that Anton Harrison Kelly Ringo Kyle Pitts, that's Archie Manning Got nice Dante Cole pepper going to the Vikings like he's had a pretty good break here. Nice one there at Minnesota Some black gold is it now? Let's just write that fusion. Nice one there 280 Christian Kirk to 80 Shaquille Leonard and to 80 Cedric Tillman Quick recap here everybody of our autos. We had a Shawn Clifford That is Jordan Madison Dante Cole pepper Dalton Kincaid Russell Maryland and Quentin Williams. I'll do a different break everybody. Thanks again for the pill up next is 10 bucks


and get there as quick as possible. And the quickest way verbally to do that is ask that question. Your questions you ask will get you on the topics that you want. One of the simplest things was I was a pretty passionate guy and all this sort of art stuff. I knew that if I just said, hey, what are you passionate about? She could not answer, but then I could talk about my passions. If I know what I want her to be attracted to and I know what I'm attracted to about her, that's the direction that I'm going to go. Using my identity to manifest the technique. Thank you. You got it, man. All right. Why do we have to learn pickup or seduction? Because our parents didn't have to. Why do we have to learn it? Because why? Our parents didn't have to learn this kind of stuff. I'm sorry. And suddenly, our parents, like my father or- Oh, your parents? Parents, yeah. Maybe they did, maybe they did. Maybe I reincarnated and trained your father. But dude, you don't have to. Here's the thing. Like, remember what I was saying is seduction is organic. Like, you need to go back to that.  It's already, it just needs to be woken up. And when you wake things up, nobody likes to, everybody's pretty grumpy when they get woken up. But everything that is sexual is already in you, man. It's already a part of you. What you need to do is you need to learn how to show that. And this is why I truly believe that you've got to communicate with yourself. You've got to learn how to do that.  But I'll also say this, is that the things that I wanted that when I started out on this, what I really wanted and what I sought out for on that journey, the answers to the two that I got from it were completely different from what I started with. I never thought I'd be talking to you about like, you know, life and how like this beautiful sense of like, whether I'm adventuring or sitting at home is an amazing experience that I all found through finding myself in seduction. It's your call, where you want to take it. Anybody? He's like, no, no, no. Hi. My name is Antoine. Nice to meet you. Yes, sir. My question is a bit of a two part.  So I need a lot of time to get just with the other person and have it. Okay, so let's talk about sexuality. What does that mean to people? Because this is a real question, man. Like I almost answering questions on technique is great, but it gets in the way of the overall thing. And the real thing is how do I get sexual, right? And hold on to that microphone. But what is happening now? For example, yesterday, I saw a good looking girl passing by so I pulled her in. I know what to do with the techniques we got taught. Here's where the good stuff's gonna happen. We may take it all up here, man. Okay. So there's something that I call six point escalation, right? And when I'm talking about seduction, when I'm talking about socializing, I'm not saying I'm a master of it, right? Anybody who says they're a master of it has a complete misinterpretation of what those things are. The things that are bigger than us, right? But what I say is there's points on a map that happen. When a seduction happens, you can pinpoint little things. Like I can't say that like meeting this girl and then getting into heavy seduction, whether it's a relationship or just sex that night or whatever, I can't say where that's going to be, but I can say that there's certain points that happen. And six of those points are these. Number one is intent, right? That could be approaching or whatever, right? I'll get into all this stuff. We'll say define, comfort and relax. Number four, this is probably the most important. You accept. Number six, escalate, okay. So you're in a conversation, right? Anytime you approach a girl, it's intent, right? There's some sort of intent being it's a form of escalation. This is called six point escalation, right? So anytime you make a move in a specific direction, that is a form of escalation. However, when you were talking to this girl, what were you saying like how could I get more sexual? Like what point? I looked at her in the eye and well, she looked back obviously, so I thought I got closer to her, then she got close to me, but I've actually fixed it. Ooh, you're saying all the good stuff. Because I wasn't comfortable with, whoa, there was too much tension, so I break it, broke it, and well, then I lost it.  Okay, so check this out. Guess what he just said? He had eye contact, she got a little bit closer, I felt it. Remember, seduction is organic. It's an organic thing that happens within us and it's in real time and these things happen in an instant and we have to be able to react on them.  You have to be able to feel them. Anything getting in your body in any sort of way is gonna have that influence. Okay, what's happening there is let's say you showed eye contact, this is an example. It's happening here, eye contact, then she shows some eye contact, she gets closer, right?   When a woman feels sex, she gets turned on and a lot of people argue this and there's all these studies that they put on that it's like, when a woman gets turned on, she feels it right away, even about stuff that she'll say she wasn't turned on about. I don't wanna give that the wrong message or whatever, but women feel sex, let's just accept that. But when women feel sex, there's a second thing which happens instantaneously. There's an emotional kind of charge that takes place of going, I don't wanna be judged. I don't wanna be used. Is this guy seeing me as an individual? Like, what if he tells people? All that sort of stuff. All those fears happen instantaneously.  Who is he? Wait, does he see me for me? Okay, this isn't right. I don't feel safe, all that sort of stuff. So what we gotta do is we as men need to know that this is a point on the map. Now in a conversation, this might happen at one time, but in a flash of eye contact, what he's saying, again, these are points on a map that are happening, it's gonna be quite quick. Eye contact, she gets closer, eye contact, she smiles, she likes it, and then you as a guy have to know, well, wait a minute, hey, look, I just think you're cool, I don't want you to get nervous or anything like that. You guys saw me with that waitress earlier, which again, wasn't like amazing, but what I was saying is like, hey, well, what makes you feel like a woman? Hey, I don't wanna put you on a spot. I'm escalating, she's accepting to a point, and then I'm alleviating that fear, all right? So define, comfort, and relax. This could be like, hey, well, this is totally cool, I'm just talking to you, but relax, no big deal. This is the crazy thing.  So one night there at the bar, and she calls me and tells me about this, she called me and actually was upset.


Dr. Hewasa Elking, the respected principle, wonderful principle of the college. My colleague, I must be senior to you, but my colleague, Ali Lokim, honorary secretary of Nagaland Riket Association, my young friend, very smart, Kullo Login Director, all the wonderful teachers, non-teasing staff, the organizers, sports lovers, particularly the young minds, beautiful, wonderful boys and girls who are the backbone of the college.  And many of the colorful girls and boys, some of them they started posing, but suddenly they were energized. I must say, such a wonderful, and I must tender my apology, strive for excellence. I don't think you have to strive, already you are excellent.  It's incomparable, such a wonderful team you have. All thanks goes to the principal, the director, her wonderful team. I thank you all for guiding these young minds of Nagaland and mentoring them. I wish them all the best. I'm a sports lover and every one of us play some game or other in our homes, maybe in Disney's. So game and sports and other cultural activities have been a part of our life. Particularly people in the northeast, we are martial rest, we play some games. We may fight, we may quarrel, but we love playing games. So organizing such kind of event is very very important and I congratulate the organizers, the college staff, the teachers and the student council for organizing this team. Here's your choir, the MPEM says you're aiming big dream and you are aiming for the tallest, highest mountain. And the song which presented by MJ, such a beautiful song. Moment, one moment in time, every moment in life is very important because the same moment is not going to come back again in life. I'm completed 60 years. If I can rewind my life, I can do wonders, but it's not going to happen. So every moment in life is very important and moment in time for you is this one week. Principal has mentioned about competition. Competition is very important, that is how we grow, we develop. But more important than competition is collaboration. You should learn how to collaborate, what are the strengths and weaknesses. Because we human beings, we are social enemies. We always live in groups, we always walk in groups, we always stay in groups. So we should learn to develop by collaborating. Now when you organize an event, there you learn how to collaborate.  So you learn how to collaborate and you compete. Don't compete with your friends or competitors. Best thing is you have to learn to compete with yourself.  After one year, after five years, after passing off from the college, from the school, where I'm standing, you compare with yourself. So competing with yourself is more important than competing with others. And you should learn to compete at the same time, more collaborate with others. Sports and games. During college and school days, the most important time in our life is school and college days. You will never get again. The more you climb up, I see only a few people, few students are laughing, smiling. Many of us stop smiling now.  So I request, suggest, you learn to laugh and smile more when you are in school and college. Every moment is a moment for smile, not for making your face poker and withdrawn. There is nobody who is not going to die. Is there anyone who is not going to die? Anyone? Anyone? I have a special price. If there is anybody who is there, who is not going to die. And anybody who can tell us credit when he or she is going to die. Is there anyone? Any moment, I may go up, when I travel, I may meet with an accident, I may go. So you never know.    So every moment is very, very important. So this kind of festival, it is a festival. You enjoy, smile, learn, make mistakes. I was interacting with you. There is a saying, failure is a highway to success. That means you have to fail more. The more you fail, the more you succeed. If you are scared of falling down, you do not learn how to walk. The more you fall down, the more you rise. So this one week, you should make more mistakes so that you learn more. If you do not learn, again, no point. You learn in games and sports. Winning is important. More important is not winning. It is how you work as a team. How you perform best. You do not win the hearts of people by winning medals. You win the hearts of people by performing well by your discipline, by your conduct, by your behavior. So when you play games as a team, as an individual, try to win the hearts of people, hearts of organizers, the audience. Winning medal is very important. More important is winning the hearts of people. How well you play. You may be in a losing team, but you play so well. People, you are in the hearts of people. It is more important. So, as I was discussing, in the new education policy, sports has been given a very prominent place. Otherwise also, we human beings, we consist of three parts, three aspects. One is body, one is mind, and one is soul. We have to educate our body. We have to educate our mind, we have to educate our soul. So through games and sports, you develop your body. At the same time, you also learn how to focus. So you also educate your mind. Then you also pray to Almighty God. So you also educate your soul. So three parts of human being, this body, mind, and soul is developed as you play games. And you also learn how to win. When you learn to win, your mind starts working. You strategize how to win. What are the strengths of my opponent? What are their weaknesses? What are my weaknesses? What are our strengths? So life is a game. They say play it. Life is a song, sing it. Life is a rest, run it. Life is a struggle, overcome it. Why we organize this festival is we want you all to be happy, successful human beings. Very good human beings. So I won't take much time. It's a privilege for me. It's wonderful. I got this moment to be part of such a wonderful college. I'm very passionate with education. And I love talking to young people. I train jobs and sometimes they also feel offended. I don't think today you would have been offended. At last I thank the organizers. I thank Almighty God and wish you all the best. All the success in life. And we would like to see you as ambassadors of Nagaland and also in college with these viewers. Once more I wish you all the best. Thank you.


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