Hello, people of the internet. My name is Johnny and welcome to Choo Choo Charles, a brand new horror game that just came out today and one that I've been looking forward to for a very, very long time. As someone who growing up was an avid fan of trains, this struck a chord with me. It's a horror game where you're being chased by a train, but it's also a mutant spider train. I'm honestly super, super excited to finally hop into this game. It looks amazing. So if you're excited for Choo Choo Charles, make sure you hit the like button. And honestly, without further ado, let's hit new game and let's hop into Choo Choo Charles. Oh, here we go. I know it's been a while since we last... Eugene! But something has happened at the mines I've been supervising. No, trust me, you'll want to make time for this. Okay. You're looking for something big to keep your museum in business. Well, there's something big on that island. Real big. So many friends. And even my own son are still out there. Oh, no. If anyone can bring this thing down, it's you.  And you can help an old friend. Yes, meet me on the docks at sunset. There he is. Well, you're ready for a little monster hunt. There's Charles. I'm so excited. I'm super, super excited. The way they implemented Charles in this game is fantastic too. He's like always around. He's always spawned in just around your area. Hope my camera's not lagging. I have a simple error, you know?  Yes, sir. Error near him. Whoa. Hello. Interact with the items. All right, I might have to move my camera. Look at this. Wait, this looks awesome. I've also turned up the volume a little bit. Hello. Okay. I don't like how he keeps laughing. Okay. Whoa, hey. Oh my God, he's running. Hey, wait up. Hey, wait up. Oh my gosh. Look at this area. Oh my God, wait, he's actually running. Wait up, dude. Oh my God. All right, you can see our health at the bottom. Looks like our personal health and also our train's health, which is what we're going up to find right about now. Did this hit then? Ooh, oh, look at the moon. Wait, that looks so cool. All right, let's get this train, man. Ah, he's inside. Okay. I just marked the location on it. See if the key is up there and I'll look around some more down here. No problem. All right, open the map. Whoa. Okay. Ooh, what does that say? Baby's first mission. Look inside the nearby shack for the key to the train station. Oh my God. Look at how massive this map is.  It's like GTA. All right, well, the shack's only right up here, so let's quickly make our way over. Baby's first mission, huh? Am I going to see any problems going in this shed? Sure, hope not. Hello. Okay. Press I for the inventory. Inventory, the train station key, a small gold key that can be used to open the abandoned train station. Awesome. Can I take this lantern? I feel like that'd be useful. This environment is so cool. I love the ambiance. I love the feel of it. Yes, or I did. Gotcha. Ooh. Ooh. Achievement unlocked. Baby's first mission. Is this her then? Hey, that's what I'm talking about. She's an oldie, but a goodie. I'm going to inspect the train's exterior. Why don't I take a peek inside? See what we got to work with. No problem. I will say the game's a little quiet. I feel like there might be, would benefit with some ambiance. Ooh, my epic train. Use it to quickly navigate the island, a weapon and shield against your foes, my respawn point if things go wrong. Interact with items around the cab and learn about using them. All right, cool. Here's our blueprint. This is how we upgrade upgrades. Upgrade and repair your train using scraps. Find scraps by looting or completing missions. Click upgrade to purchase them. All right, I have zero scraps, so I can't do any of that. I think this is where we usually like hang up our weapons. Here's our gun. Can I use it? Ooh, here we go. Gunning platform, look to aim, use your action input to fire. Here. Can I try these targets? Oh, can I have a reticle? Guns will get briefly jammed from overuse. All guns have infinite ammo. New guns can be earned in the missions. Okay, sweet. What's this? Go? I can't go just yet. Hi, Jesus Christ. Well, the exterior is a little rough, but everything looks to me intact. You scared me. What are you looking at? Wasn't on here when I was evacuated from the island. Oh. But it sure looks fun to use. Again, please stop laughing. I like that idea.  Operating the train. Center lever moves the train forward. Left lever moves the train backwards, disabled during tutorial. Right lever stops the train, leaving the train while it's moving automatically stops it. All right, cool. Wait, maybe we should have opened the... All right, I guess we don't need the door. Oh, shoot. Oh, shoot. I got him, I got him.  Take this, you sack of train. My God. It overloaded. My God, what happened? Did I lose Eugene? Eugene. Oh my God, wait. Eugene. Eugene. Where are you? Bro, what even happened? Find the what? Oh my God. Yo, dude, I'm sorry. I don't know if I did that. Or if you were struck by Charles. But, yeah, no, I'll find your son. I'll find those eggs pressing on, I guess.  Whoa, this is pretty fast. We're going pretty fast here. Okay, so I'm assuming this is like a paint bucket I can use to paint my train. I like that. Full steam ahead. Hopefully that doesn't like alert Charles. This is so cool. Hey, hey, hey, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. What is that? What is that?  What is this? I keep pressing E to interact, but I think it's lean. Doesn't look like, ooh. What was that? What was that? Some scrap, okay. Nice, we got one scrap. Let's go see if we can upgrade. Ooh, we got two scraps. All right, train health, speed, damage, and armor. I guess we can upgrade our health. Why not? 90%, there we go. Press forward, we're gonna name you. We'll name you, if the killer train is Charles, the good train can be, what is going on up here? Rail switching, okay, stop, let's read this. Signs indicate upcoming track splits. The light at the split indicates the direction of the trains. Stop your train and interact with the lever on the ground to change the direction. Okay, so I'm assuming I'm supposed to change it if it gave me this tutorial, this lever? All right, we're heading out to the right now. Hopefully that's the way it wants me to go. Oh, this rain is so cool. I can already tell, I'm gonna love this game. To the right. Charlie. Yeah, our train's name is Charlie. I really hope I don't need to add like coal or any sort of fuel to my train. What's going on up here? Why is there a light? Okay, let's stop. What is that? That's a house. All right, let's go investigate. Oh, there's a person. Hello, are you the son? Hold on, do you have any loot around here? Nope, just some boxes. You are definitely not the son. Hello, ma'am. Candice, of course, your name's Candice. Yes. There's some scrap metal in the balcony of my house that you could use to repair and upgrade your train. I'd like that. And although the balcony is right behind me, I'll just mark it on your map anyway. Appreciate it. Oh yeah, brother who needs the vaccine. No COVID on this island. Thank you. Appreciate you letting me explore and loot and raid your house. Can I take any of these parts and upgrade my train? No, I think I just need the scrap. Here we go. Oh my God, you have so much scrap. Oh my God, thank you so much. This is amazing. We've been waiting as patiently as we can, but the past few days have been chaotic to say the least. Charles has been more aggressive lately to the point where I'm starting to fear how many of us will be left by the time help arrives. Godspeed, Eugene, we're counting on you. Awkward, is that Mexico? What are we escaping to, Mexico? Mission complete. Now that you have some resources, you can go back to your train and make some upgrades. Interact with the blueprints on the cap to upgrade the menu. Yes, I've already figured that out. I've got more health on me now. How much scrap do I have? Nine whole scraps?  That's an upgrade for each category, I think. Speed, armor, and the other one. All right, I guess I can't go in the front door. Do you need anything else or can I just take all this? All right, I can just take all this, I guess. Speed, damage, and armor. There we go.  Damn it, okay, that doesn't do anything. Full speed ahead, but what is this? A giant crate? Ooh, it's got more scrap. Nice, I guess I'll be on the lookout for these things then. That did give me three, so let's upgrade. I like speed, I like, oh, I need five each now. Damn it, okay. Well, I just got a bit of health back, so now we have two left over. What's this? A light. There's a pathway, too.  Another piece of scrap. I'm guessing there's gonna be quite a few scraps around here. Looks like a train graveyard. A scrap yard, a junk yard. That's what it's called. A crate? I can't open this though. They're probably inside this house, yes. Hello, sir? Don't mind me, I'm just stealing all your loot. Though I guess they are scraps, so I don't know how much I really need them. Anything over here near the campsite? Yes. Hello? Don't mind me, I'm just gonna walk right in. Don't mind me, I'm just gonna take all your loot. Hello? Daryl. Okay. I saw that. You don't know how to use a lockpick. Ooh. I'd appreciate it. I did already steal 10 from you and I got some lockpicks. All right, let's go open that chest. And I think I've seen this in the trailer so I'm pretty sure I know how to open it. I think it's just like a short little minigame, like a quick time event. Here we go. Boom. Ooh. Okay. It's like pop the lock. Let's go. Ooh. Oh, hello. Oh, we're doing Slenderman up in this house. Return to Daryl, complete the mission. All right, here we go. Whoa, hello. Whoa. Let's go. Lockpick a clock. Looks like a drawing. You ever played Slenderman? Appreciate that. How much do I have now? 35?  Holy crap, I can upgrade my train so much now. At least level two. On one short. Unfortunate. All right. Almost level four on everything though. So we're doing pretty good. Let's see, there's another person up here. So let's not go too, too far. Let's hit the brakes. Hello. Don't mind me. Just another piece of scrap I'm gonna steal. How can I help? The monster Hunter has arrived, I see. Yes. This is no ordinary hunt, mind you. We've already tried fighting Charles, but he retreats into the wilderness if he is sufficiently harmed. We believe there may be a way to get Charles to commit to a mortal battle, however. Oh. Dispersed around the island are three eggs. The eggs? Locked in the island's three primary mines. Our theory is that political- Your game theory. ...at the center of the island will provoke Charles into a fight to the death. And you guys haven't tried this at all? It's just like an urban legend, you tell yourself. Unfortunately, the mining company owner warned Charles the third. Ooh. ...has placed armed guards inside each mine to protect the eggs. There's an egg in the mine just down the rail. Here's the key to the mine. You just have the key? ...or the entrance on your map. Thank you, but like... Okay, so that's locked. So you just have the random key, aren't you? And this Charles guy who's not the train, but coincidentally has the same name as the train, is the owner of the mines. Seems a little suspicious. Anyways, we do have enough scrap to upgrade this, and now we're level four on everything. Okay, so the entrance to the mine is right here. On our way, we are gonna pass an unmet NPC with a weapon mission. This doesn't look friendly. I will say. And I guess we're going in. Another piece of scrap. What's this? Uh, I didn't mean to do that, but I guess I did something. Hello, sir? I put out the flames. Using the water tank to put out the fire. Pure genius. Here, take old bug spray. Cause of this chaos. I don't wanna see it anywhere near here again. Shoot that. Sure. I definitely did that out of order. I didn't know that was... Ooh, and I got a new piece of paint. Orange, how wonderful. Yeah, I definitely was supposed to talk to him first. I didn't realize that. I, I, sorry. So we got a few upgrades. Where's my train? Oh God. There it is. A bug spray. Oh, hello. Damage range. Ooh. Ho, ho, ho, ho, ho. That's a bit more than bug spray, I'd say. All right then. Yeah, we'll use that next time we see Charles. And let's, let's do orange. How does that look? Ooh. I like that. Very nice, Charlie. The mob is hiding an important egg in the southern mine. There's also, oh look at that. There's also a building right here, or a few buildings. All right, we're coming up on them. A few damaged cars, I see. And a few buildings to explore.  I couldn't find an entrance. Just some beds. And one piece of scrap. Ooh, and a note. Southern mine, summary document, week one. Mining has been proceeding smoothly and we're seeing signs of a solid vein already. The tools are still holding up well and we finished construction on our shelter. We haven't spent long here, but we'll get unsettled in and adopting a good rhythm and schedule to our work. All right then, other piece of scrap. How much do I have? I have eight. Ooh. And I kept the lockpicks. Interesting. All right, so the mine is just up here. I guess we can make our way down there. Ooh, okay, so it's right here. I guess I'll just go in. Whoa, hello. Hello.  There's a note. Urgent letter to Mr. Warren. While mining the furthest tunnel, we broke through a wall into a large cavern. There's something strange here and we don't know what it is. We're requesting that Mr. Warren visit the southern mine site at his earliest convenience to give us further instruction. Eugene, the team supervisor. So Eugene was actually a miner. Ooh, stealth. Lean to spine enemies and avoid being spotted. Gotcha. I can't really crouch though. So how much stealthing can I really do, you know? There's a chest up here. Yee-haw dog. Ooh, some green paint. Let's go, I love green paint. Ooh, ooh, ooh, hello, hello, hello, hello. I don't want to jump down there. What the heck? What the heck? Hello? Ooh, I hear someone. Oh, I wasn't here, I'm not here. God, oh my God, he shot me. Do you chase me? Yeah, you definitely chase me. Oh my God. How am I supposed to escape? Oh my God. Does he ever stop? Can I shoot him? I killed him! Oh, and it's at the grass on fire. Shoot. Anyways, green paint. Whoa, green, so cool. Sorry. Can I steal your gun? I feel like that'd be useful. There gonna be more of them. Ooh. Boop. I can't tell. I sure do hope not. Another piece of scrap. And a mysterious green egg. I guess I'll be taking that egg and Thor's hammer. Hello. Let me explore a little bit because I feel like that'll summon something to happen. Either a giant mob of cult members or Charles himself. But I think that's just about everything. Oh, nothing happened. Well, all right then, out of this creepy mine I go. Safe and sound. Oh yay, I suppose yay. There's a few other people I can talk to. Oh my God, there's actually so much to this game. We might be here for a little bit. You know, if I camouflage my train to green, maybe Charles won't see me as I drive past. I have 19 scrap. That's enough for only one upgrade. I like speed, I like going quick. I guess I'll heal as well. Full steam ahead. Where to next? I guess not for a little bit. I'll probably head down here. Unmet NPC, optional mission. I do wanna do all the missions. Look at that coastline. Beautiful, I tell you, beautiful. Oh shoot. Is that Charles? That's Charles! Okay, okay, here we go, here we go.  He's right here. All right, that overloaded. Let's switch, let's switch it out.  Oh, that overloaded. All right, switch out, switch out. Get him, get him. I missed my turn. Damn it. I, oh my God, he don't quit. Burn! Oh, is my train dying? Where'd he go? Oh, oh, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. I'm at zero health. Oh, I guess I'm going to speak to this dude instead. Oh, damn it. What does my, what does no health mean? Is that bad, is that bad? Does that mean I can't move? No. I'm gonna heal up anyways. All right, slow down, slow down. Coming up to a new area. Ooh, a big area too, look at this. What's in this tiny shed? Just a bunch of scrap. An unlocked door. I wonder at some point, can I open these doors? It feels like I, I'm gonna be able to at some point if they're giving me the option to even interact with it. Oh, hello. Let's go up here. Ooh, that opened. Hello, good sir. Don't mind me just barging in. Before the cave in, I pushed a spare rail car into the canyon using my beautiful old mining train. I figured a rail car would be a fine place to hide my more important belongings, especially on a rural. An unfinished track. I went to get something out of my rail car in the canyon about a week ago, but some of Warren's men have built a campsite or base of some sort there. I don't know how to get my box safely, and I don't know how long I'll last without it. All righty then. Is that you writing this letter, sir? Welcome to Mirum, archivist museum person. No problem. My apologies, I'm not the best with introductions, but I don't believe either of us are here for socializing. True. I just so happen to have a little business opportunity if you're interested. Okay. A very special little box. It was you. A rail car in the nearby canyon, but the goons have set up a camp to protect that area. So be careful. Find the blue box and bring it back to me. I'll give you some scraps as payment. This is why I like doing the side missions, because they give me scraps. Okay, that's pretty close by. Though unfortunately, it's not really close to any train tracks. So I'm gonna have to walk there on foot. Hopefully in that case, I don't run into any mischievous spider trains. Ooh. Ooh. Oh, I didn't even see what color that was, but yay, new color.  Just more scraps. You betcha. We are collecting a lot though. So hopefully by the time we get to like the big end game or I guess just see Charles again, we should be pretty powerful. But then again, we just encountered him and I lost all my health. So I don't know how confident I should be. How much do we have? 22. And also this egg. Let's upgrade this and this. So everything's level five. Ooh, what is this? Ooh, white. Hold on, let me get a look. All right, so then. I like it. Where is this place? It's actually very close by, so I shouldn't go far. If I follow this path, I should get there. And I saw some scrap. Oh, I don't like the look of this, I will say. Hello? What's this? I feel like I remember seeing this in the trailer and the developer saying this was a very, very hard area to program with the AI. Where'd he go? I don't know. Ooh, right frickin' there. That's where he went. Oh shoot. Okay, that's unfortunate. Dodge and weave, dodge and weave, just get to the train and I can shoot him. Wow, that is unfortunate. Are you close? No, you're just shooting far away. I love just shooting them. Which sounds bad, but honestly, he was shooting me first. And I think he was the only dude there. So hopefully now that he's gone, I can just loot and find that box? Yes. Critical item acquired, or acquired. Return to Theodore and complete your mission. Gotcha. But what else, what other goodies do they have out here, huh? Doesn't look like a whole lot, if anything. Hey yo, I got your box. That's the exact box I needed. Yay.   Thank you so much, bro. Dude. That's such a cool shot, especially with the train and the moon. That was sick. All right, which can we upgrade? Speed and armor and damage, sweet. We got one extra. And what did I just do? What do I have to do again? Just explore. Okay, let's do one more mission. Let's go backwards actually, why not? We've not done that yet. Okay, I've turned that and now let's just head out this way. I love just getting out of the train and interacting with the environment. Ooh, what's this? A new building to explore with goodies and scraps for the taking and a note. Whoa, hello. Unloading all the supplies has been an incredibly eye-opening experience. Here at the port, we've been walking all day, every day. We are tasked with unloading the boat and running supplies up the hill to the tracks where Theodore and Eddie deliver them to the different sites we'll be mining. The sheer cost of all this infrastructure is mind-blowing. With all the success Warren's family has had in this business, I'm surprised he's choosing to take such a risk. Interesting, interesting. Okay, I think that's everything here. And now let's head on down. Open sesame, hello. Ooh, Mexico again. I've been praying someone from the first evacuation group would just send back another boat. But I guess they all think that Georgia's supply boat is still evacuating people. They're all safe and cozy on the mainland but feel no obligation to make sure everyone else escapes. I know that Charles, sinking the boat isn't something anyone would expect but still, to think I would have left this place by now, it makes me sick. Oh boy. So people didn't come back to get these guys?  Hello sir. Santiago. Makes sense. All my belongings here so I can leave immediately when a boat arrives. Although now that I think about it, I did forget my journal at home. Could you bring it to me? It's a dangerous journey for sure. But you might manage with that train of yours.   I'll give you all the scrap metal I have. All of it? Please, bring the journal next time you're here. All right, bro, how much scrap you got? That's really far away. Can I take more than one mission at once? Cause that's like right near this person. So I guess we do have a bit more of this video to go. Which honestly, I don't mind. I've been really enjoying this.  Which I know for some people that might be boring because, well, I wanna go fight Charles. But honestly, you know, I just like driving the train which may sound dumb, but I love trains. Oh, great. Hey, oh, Charlie, stop. Stop, bro. Oh, he's going.   In fact, enough scrap to upgrade my speed. Pog. Nice little house you got here. Anything in your shed that I can steal? Oh, you betcha. I'll be taking all your scrap. Hello. Say, you're that monster, honey. Sasha, yes. I must know. Do you have any experience with ghosts? Sure. Someone or something has been putting exactly 16 drawings to lamppost in the boulder field every night. 16? Don't make me collect 16. I always collect and burn them, but as I was looking for them last night, I began hearing strange noises and seeing strange things. I only found half of them today because of the commotion. Oh, that's still eight. Do you remember how they didn't bring them to me? Please mark them all very specifically on my map. Not quite. I'll find your pages in a bit. I got another mission to do first, which is coming up right about now. Let me stop this train. Ooh, is that it? That's probably it. That looks creepy. I don't like the look of that. Uh, what about this fine cottage? It's nice. Aha. Found his journal. Return to Santiago. No problemo. Santiago, I'm coming.  Is this where I summon Charles? That's some noise. I'm going back to my train. I'm going back to my train. Backing up. Backing up. Backing up. Backing up. And I guess I'll find the pages while I'm here. Collect eight pages from the boulder field. I wish it told me specifically where they were because I don't know how confident I feel just aimlessly wandering around. Because I mean, if Charles shows up, I got no defenses. Oh, wow, that's really far away. Oh, I guess it was closer than I expected. Ooh, I see one. Hello. Oh, God. Oh, this is going to summon him.  What? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Stop.  What was that? I didn't want that. No, thank you. Why am I over here? Ow. Oh my God. I don't like this. I don't like this. I don't like this. I don't like this. Oh my God, I see him. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop. Go away. No, thank you. It's Christ. Just let me find the pages and I'll leave. This is a dead end. Come on, I see one. He went away.  Dude, dude, dude, dude, dude. I see one. No, no, no, no, no, give it, give it, give it. I just need one more. Ooh, I see it. I see it, I see it, I see it. Got it. Return to Sasha. Final page, Charles. I lost three scrap. Charles, Charles. First I thought it was just a ghost and I was like, all right, yeah, no, I mean, I've dealt with him before, but it was fricking Charles. I'm guessing he just spawns if you get the eighth page, which makes sense, but, you know, come on, I was there. It does say the game auto saves, but I don't know how frequently it does. I guess I got them all. Going back to Sasha. And also the dude at the dock. Why hello there, Sasha. No problem. Thank you. Better be at least three because I lost some doing that, 49.   Everything's level eight now. And I guess that's it. Anyways, hello, sir. I forget your name, Santiago. For my own good. Perhaps I promised. Santiago, what are you writing in there?  That's enough for two upgrades, 20 each. And I guess this, cause I missed this. 59, dude, I'm one short. Damn it. Is there a scrap around here somewhere? Whatever, I'm sure we'll find it soon, but that's actually what I'm gonna leave this episode of Choo Choo Charles. I fricking love this game. This is such an enjoyable game. I'll probably hop right into recording episode two after I finish this one. I'm having a blast. I cannot, cannot wait to hop back into it. And I hope you guys are enjoying the start of the brand new series. I don't know how long it's gonna be. I'm guessing probably at least three episodes, just based on all of the people we need to talk to down here, and also up this way. So yeah, there's quite a bit of content in this game, even though it doesn't look like it'll be too, too long, but I'm really looking forward to it. And I cannot wait. So thank you so much for watching this first episode of Choo Choo Charles. And I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


All right, folks welcome on back here for our afternoon meeting this Tuesday this Wednesday Living in the past there this Wednesday January 5th Great to see all of us live inside the cybergroup room Norman at Mark Grant included as well as everybody else joining us right now Great to see you all and if you're joining us once again back on social media Facebook live or YouTube welcome on back as well. Give me a quick sec. I got some issue here happening with the trading room Some issue happening here with the audio. Give me a quick second folks Looks better now from Brian. Good now. Good now. I don't know maybe a glitch. I didn't touch a single thing So pretty odd there But it looks like we're loud and clear now from Chuck and Will and Charles and Deborah better now I didn't touch a thing. I swear pretty funky nonetheless though folks We got a rip through this meeting pretty quick. We're continuing on that with the phase 3 stock course later on today at 3 p.m. Eastern time so with that said, let's just go right from top to bottom here BTCS and hopefully the audio doesn't drop off as we go, but BTCS. Nonetheless, hey, it's pulling back down now This stock we were you know pretty much following once the market had opened up You know, we didn't follow this within the phase 3 stock course itself ended up making a nice pop off of four bucks Though and that's when it was first called out at least inside the cybergroup room Nonetheless ended up pushing up beautifully at the time all the way towards just about five False breakout from there and then from there came back down now this stock, you know If all things interestingly enough is short of all the stock is easy to borrow and with that It was following this trend line off the highs pretty well essentially filling in sideways You know a bit of a wedge your pen and pattern across the across the day Well, I was calling this out as a possible short before this meeting started if the 445 Yellow line could hold and that was prior to 2 p.m. So once it made a false breakout here, I was thinking folks This could be a good short because if it's not gonna break higher and really run then I'd like to think there's only one Other way it's gonna go. So I ended up jumping in right from there That was actually my first trade from the morning class believe it or not Very flat market across the day pretty ugly So nonetheless, I ended up taking a scratch trade a minus one Technically and well once it's popping above 450 if it's not gonna make that big move down You know what maybe there is a chance for a run up So I was playing this on the side as a short at first then as a long I picked up 12 cents on the long but now at this point pulling back down and with the market dropping off after the Fed Minutes meeting just finished up and with Bitcoin dropping off I say Bitcoin in particular because this is a Bitcoin related stock. We've never traded this one before believe it or not So, you know pretty interesting. I ended up copying and pasting at least a brief company description inside the live trading room here That's not the exact news as to why the stock pop But it's just to say this this company BTCS They end up doing all sorts of online e-commerce business where consumers can purchase merchandise Using digital assets including Bitcoin. So, you know, just put that in the headline This could be a nice blockchain or Bitcoin mining affiliated stock to work with just going forward For this afternoon in particular just given the activity and the fact that the stock is easy to borrow if this ends up Rebreaking below 445 perhaps. This could be a really good short. So, you know what? I don't mind. We'll put this on our watch list to begin All right, so we'll see if we can keep it going Lixt no surprise. What happened here? We saw this inside the phase 3 stock course earlier I didn't trade it with good reason, but hey, we know we knew what was gonna happen on the stock folks, right?  Nothing really happening right now in this trade All right, so we'll keep it going otherwise BTCS obviously we started off with that's number three still on the gainers list CNSP Too flat right now nice pop across the early afternoon If it ends up making a bit of a higher low and a pop back up as we go through this meeting then You know, then maybe, you know, but we'll keep it going here. Otherwise My NZ flat not much happening here DTST we did trade this one in the morning class. We did alright could have had a better entry could have had a better exit I actually incorrectly hit close here. I thought I hit close on my exit. I clicked under it I clicked it again pretty quickly after and I ended up sacrificing five cents worth of profit ended up making I think it was Like eight or nine cents on this again though it failed to even test five let alone pop above it You know if there's no buying interest off of that level then how can we expect the stock to even have a chance of continuing, right? so Right back down. All right, we keep it going EVTL pop going into the mid-morning I think I called this out after you finished up the morning class, but yeah volume died off quick CLST this looks like a buyout. I don't care to check. It's not gonna move so Load same thing. We're just gonna skip this kind of skim through right now folks And I saw Kevin's call out inside the cyber group room just earlier saying the IMMX trade just popping that happened about Four minutes ago. He called that out and Chuck right now of course saying the same thing So yeah the way this looks right now for the afternoon. How could we not right now at the same time though? This thing is just all over the place from the last two days You know we had some huge big print levels at seven 727 750 coming up top folks that next yellow line above at 783 that was a relatively big print level from yesterday or from from Monday's trading So hey, we'll see if this one can keep going breaking all-time highs or trying to at least again and yeah the IMMX great call All right, so I turned away from DTST and then like two seconds later. Are you wrote in the chat board? It's popping. I Don't know. Let's see Nice ain't there's a no pop There's no pop here, you know, hey if it ends up, you know showing more signs of life off of form Maybe but this is garbage right now. This is just dead It's not worth it. This whole afternoon late morning early afternoons been slow and flat Why do you want to follow this? Right, I want to follow a stock that's near the highs at the highs or you know markets dropping So there might be some good shorts to work with heading into the afternoon, right? So, you know, we'll check in on riot. We'll check in on Mara, you know those blockchain or Bitcoin related stocks. That's all Ebon is actually a Chinese Bitcoin mining affiliated stock But I haven't traded them since China cracked down on Bitcoin like months ago I just remember the ticker interesting that they're on the gainers list today, but nothing right home about there so far SNS same thing it held under three. I made the call out off resistance. Unfortunately didn't go anywhere This is breaking high the day Doesn't look like it, but CELZ is actually breaking the regular session high of the day right now It had a lot of activity in pre-market this morning as it actually moved up higher from where it closed yesterday So I had this on my side list this morning and just there was no, you know room to work with in terms of Along, you know, the stock was trending down leading into the open as soon as the market opened up It completely broke down further But for right now, hey, this looks pretty interesting here The only issue is that the volume is just pretty much dropped off since 230 since we started this meeting So, you know, I may have lost some momentum here. We'll see if this can keep going And I'm just realizing this now I guess I guess CELZ is shortable also on my platform here today But for right now we're following the stock more so, you know with this trend up All right, let's see what else is out there CLF up big today up six plus percent ZEV SS earlier is inching up before but dumped off Listen markets are down. So you got the ETFs like sqqq, you know inverse Q Q ETF right there follows the Nasdaq 100 inversely With that you have semiconductor bearish ETFs. Oh, no, semi. Oh, wow. Yeah. Yeah, semiconductor bearish ETF This is S O X S. So it's stocks like AMD and micron likely at the lows that is Moving up We're not going to trade the ETFs too too much though folks, you know Hey, if you do well on them, then you know what they are UVX Y VIX the S O X S perhaps But again, you really can't use level three and order flow to follow those stocks So unless you got something else up your sleeve, it's more of a gamble. All right So let's see what else is out there. Otherwise You know needless to be said not a whole lot left on the gainer side for right now at the market dropping off So, you know, let's hop over to the loser's list here right now. Got GOKO at least shortable down big Sheesh, listen again beat up here Actually, I don't know if there's that all-time lows right now as well If so then this could be a pretty interesting trade without there being any historical support Hey, GOKO Put on this put this on our watch list here. All right, cool Everything else though is hard to borrow I NFI a little close to ground floor AMBA Too expensive. I mean, hey, I like the way AMD looked when I slipped it up on the screen here Just a moment ago, but that obviously is pretty expensive as well, right? So, you know, I'm sure we're gonna find a bunch of stocks dropping off folks like the airlines and cruise lines and entertainment casino stocks, maybe Here's Mavis as we nicknamed micro vision. It's that you know at the lows at support at five down big So like the GOKO trade and I kind of group those together just as a possible short to work with into the afternoon Check out the side list stocks right now American Airlines dropped off at one o'clock I guess spiked up and now pulling back down again Nothing too particular to write home about on American CCL is at the lows. It's only down one plus percent And CLH and I'm sure that they're all moving the same, you know RCL Royal and Look at some casino stocks like MGM. I mean down but not really Too much going on otherwise that would make me want to focus on these stocks compared to something else otherwise So, you know, hey, if there's anything that's down big that's dropping off pretty steadily definitely let me know Neo at least I like this afternoon drop off more than anything, right? This is a sharper down trend It's not down more than five percent, but you know, we're familiar with this stock at least here This could be on our watch list perhaps at the end of it all kind of cherry pick some of the better moving or better movers on The way down so far. This just seems to be one of them. Oh Palantir looks good. Oh, I like this one more Palantir at the lows down over that five percent Lewis, I know that you're a fan of Palantir So probably a not a fan of seeing this move but for right now We're gonna put this on our watch list see if this can make a drop lower down towards 17 perhaps. I I guess Lewis is a fan a long term, right? So perhaps you're loading up buying a little bit here for a long-term play path Down big down over that five percent at the lows. So definitely a good one to keep in mind is a short It's also at all-time lows here too interestingly enough It's more of a level three to even a level four stock I'll put it on our watch list because it looks good But I have to say that though at first You know, if you're not a level three trader and above, you know If you don't feel that you're a level three trader and above inside our live trading room Then I would much rather you follow Goko MVIS PLTR BTCS Almost anything on our watch list aside from this. So, you know, hey, we're gonna keep this on our list It's a good call, but I would say only a certain percentage of us inside the trading room should be following this one more SFT kind of same same line of thinking as Was it the Goko? It kind of same line of thinking as Goko, you know Both below five bucks shortable and right at historical and all-time low support here. It seems like so SFT Down big Kind of the same support showing roughly as the Goko interesting. Why not? Are we gonna trade all these folks? No, but with the way each of these looks so far I'd rather focus on these to begin Now I want to find something maybe not as Inexpensive on the way down, you know looking at a stock like Fubo from our good friend Mitch Connor on YouTube rejoining us here Hey down over 10% at the lows and it's one that we're pretty familiar with right? So this one I feel like we have to add as well Fubo now at this point folks if we Keep going through and finding all these stocks that we've traded in the past BBBY Space AMC You name it. We're gonna build up a traditional 50-stock watch list. We can't do that So, you know, hey Ford from Charles B dropping off pretty steadily, right? You know out of everything so far. This one's not at the lows, right? It's not down more than that 5% so based off of that I'm not gonna put this on the main list if you personally do well on Ford Then you know who you are. That's all and then I would expect you to be following this type of trade that From Lewis laser, but please don't sell it too much I down over 7% Lewis and you know $16 stock I don't know man. You picked a good one as far as the potential short I mean, hey, we are familiar with laser too, right? There's a lot of stocks folks that we could easily load up and put on our watch list here I feel like I'll add laser to that list Needless to be said, let's get to some Bitcoin Right now really briefly because with the market dropping off Heading into the Fed minutes meeting and then it plunged pretty much after well Bitcoin only continued to follow So it's nothing specific with Bitcoin no news out there otherwise But just continuing to drop off really the only thing to talk about here is just the fact that I mean I show the hourly the six-hour chart and you know, maybe like the daily weekly at times if I need to but on the hourly Just what a perfect hold off the 200 here. Like are you kidding me? So in terms of major resistance, we have had our eyes on these three moving averages for a long while You know, I show them on these charts, but the 200 for the last week and a half I've been saying this has just been super strong and as we're talking in the moment We're getting a further drop. Let's actually jump to a one-minute chart I don't show the one minute too often really because we're kind of focused more on these like swing plays and Generally where we could track Bitcoin on a week-to-week basis So it's not like day trading really with Bitcoin that we're doing but looking at the one-minute chart That is a fat drop. That is a fat drop right there. So we're getting pretty pretty close It's my Larry David impersonation there to the support level I was insinuating back from like here when this first crashed and dropped and shape shook back up I ended up buying a little bit just over 47,000 haven't bought since I ended up doing some altcoin plays in between like phantom FTM Which I told you about from Friday last week and Monday I'll bring that up just you know going into Friday a little cut for time right now still in it Still very bullish on it and all that but just to say with Bitcoin itself I was looking for this to eventually drop down towards 44 44,000 or 44 5 so I feel like this could be a pretty interesting buying opportunity coming up You know don't leave an order on the bid just waiting to get hit because that's the definition of catching the fallen knife But you know monitor this over the next 24 to 48 hours Perhaps it could be a bigger drop than that But otherwise though I was pretty confident about seeing 44 as a potential support. So tic-tac We're right here folks for getting pretty darn close So I'll let you know what happens you're over the next day or two in terms of that if I end up loading up more on Bitcoin from that price All right, so with that riot dropping with that Mara dropping everything else dropping off I'm gonna slip right and Mara both on our watch list just giving her pretty familiar with them both I'm sure I could add maybe the F cell All right easy as an ETF. We're gonna pass on that Way that you could tell is where it says bearish bear 3x if you're already in kudos But just not gonna follow the stock them CNSP moving back up to 120 says Norman. Oh, man, really.  Is it Two four six eight ten got 12 stocks on our watch list folks already You know I have to add the CNSP now at this point just giving this move up Listen, we're gonna put this on our watch list for right now From this point forward after we finish this meeting if this ends up pulling right back down Don't even think about it. Just move on from it from this point If this doesn't begin to show more signs of life, this comes right back down below 120 Done so we're not gonna trade it. All right, so for right now. We'll slip this on our list It's actually beginning to make that pull back as we speak. Maybe I just keep doing a little filibuster here We'll eventually see what happens How about that? No, but you know what actually in the meantime as we kind of wait on this This gives me a good chance to do a quick sign off for all of us in social media Facebook live YouTube as always I appreciate you sticking with me each and every day each and every afternoon Of course Fausto is back in the saddle at least in the mornings So I know that he did the morning meeting for you folks this morning He'll continue to do that across this week if you have any questions though Feel more than free to send over a quick email right to my email address Josh at C2 trading calm Otherwise if you wanted to join us in our live trading room that is with Ari and Norman and Patrick and Lewis and Grant Etc. Chuck, you know You could just go right down to the link on the banner below the stream again for all of us in social media today just to Sign up, but for all of us other otherwise there right now I know that most of you folks will actually be joining me in the phase three stock course So we still have the phase three course lined up today folks And I'll be trading these picks going into the market close right in front of you I look forward to it and with that in mind I'm just gonna copy and paste the picks here and get things started alright folks. I'll talk to everybody coming up. Take care


Seven simple habits you should do every day. How on earth have we survived living the way we do? Simple answer, habits. We need them or else we wouldn't be here for long. We develop these deep-seated automatic behaviors and shape them in accordance with what worked for our lives to survive. But these habits can either propel us ahead or stifle our growth in life. So let's get you set up with some good everyday habits. Number one, create a start-of-day routine.  It's the opening act, the movie trailer, the first chance you get to set your day up for awesomeness. Doing something that makes you feel energized will be that springboard that will help launch you into a satisfying day. Being organized, like say prepping the night before, is also a good form of self-care. Because you're not starting your day running around wondering where are my keys, what did I need to take with me today? Oh no, did I wash that shirt I wanted to wear? Number two, stay hydrated. Yes, we know you've heard it before, but surprisingly this is one of those I keep hearing this from everyone things that actually makes a difference. We humans depend on water to make everything work. All your body and brains, communication and nutrient transport depends heavily on hydration. We're like Venice on the inside. Of course how much is needed really does depend on various things like level of activity or what the environment is like in your area. But safe to say you have to try really hard to over intake on water. Still not sold? Try drinking between two to three liters of water per day for just one week and note how you feel. And it's good. Number three, get up earlier. If you're a morning person, or at least I tend to get better stuff done in the morning person, push it just a little bit extra and try consistently getting up early. Even an extra 10 to 15 minutes can nudge your schedule in just the right direction that you'll be surprised at how much more you can accomplish. Of course to be healthy and sustainable this does mean getting good sleep the night before. This also means practicing good sleep hygiene like no caffeine within a few hours of sleep time and other sleep prep like nixing the electronics at least an hour before lights out. Number four, set daily goals. So you started off strong and now you want to keep stepping so you can get to the big prize at the end. Like a primate swinging from a vine after that first big swing. Well, where to now? You see the golden banana tree way off in the distance but focusing on just the big thing can easily make you feel nebulous and lost in between leading to being overwhelmed. So give yourself handholds like small to-do lists so that you can visualize the next step and not lose your momentum. You then know you're getting even closer to that big shiny banana tree. Number five, learn to manage your money. This isn't going to become a financial lecture, don't worry. This is just a basic pay attention to what you're doing tactic. We tend to spend money these days in non-physical forms, just digital bits and bites. This makes it all too easy to just not look at our balance and think, oh, what's a few dollars here and there? That stuff adds up. You can even try a little experiment for yourself. For one week, go through everything you spent, other than bills or rent, and add it up. Surprised. Yeah, we were too. So a general method that can be used is the 50-20-30 rule. And that's not a football play. It's talking about how to divvy up your income, so 50% to needs, 20% to savings, and 30 to wants.  Number six, have a positive outlook. No, don't go into toxic positivity mode.  But when we ruminate over unpleasant things and expect nothing but bad things, it tends to become a self-fulfilling prophecy. As we start to unconsciously adopt habits that force those bad things to come true, having a positive outlook doesn't mean ignoring what could go wrong. It's a building of confidence that you have the tools and resources to make it go right.  Also, thinking positively will eventually make you unconsciously adopt habits that will force things in a better direction. And number seven, schedule some time for yourself. Maybe you grew up in an environment where you were scolded for being lazy because you took time to yourself to do something for yourself. Fortunately, the news is out that this is not being lazy. Having some downtime or me time is actually healthy and necessary in the long run. Carving out a small portion of your day, every day, to something that's just for you, not for the company, not for the family, not for others, just you helps you refocus and keep a solid relationship with your identity. Bad habits can be broken and good ones can be formed. And to get yourself going, it's enough to start asking yourself simply, why am I doing this? Be patient with yourself and eventually you'll notice life is on the upswing. Which habits do you do now? Are you trying but having trouble with any of these? Please feel free to discuss and comment. Us to have it and we'll see you soon.


from San Francisco, it's theCUBE. Covering RSA Conference 2020 San Francisco, brought to you by SiliconANGLE Media. Hey, welcome back everybody. Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We are wrapping up Wednesday here at RSA 2020 in Moscone Center. It's the year we know everything. It's Women in Tech Wednesday, and we're really excited to have our next guest. She's been coming to the show for a very, very long time. She's really dialed in with the community. She's an author, I got the whole as author, advisor, consultant, speaker. I could go on and on and on.  She's here, great to see you, and welcome back to theCUBE. Oh, thank you so much. Pleasure to be here again. Yeah, so RSA 2020, a lot of kind of crazy stuff going on, a little coronavirus kind of impact, which is really interesting, coming off of Mobile World Congress, being in the event space, and kind of seeing how this is going to shake out. But the theme this year is the human element, which kind of plays right into your strength. So just first get your kind of impressions of the show, and really kind of that theme, and kind of your take on why that's an important theme for RSA this year. Certainly. Well, I think the human element has always been at the forefront. It's just now becoming accepted and put at the beginning of what people are really talking about. We talk about the people, the process, and the technology all the time. When it comes to practice, everyone's really been focused on the security and the technology, but they forget the human element. And RSA this year is really focused on the human element being at the forefront. We have to realize there's a human, creating the technology, a human at the end of the technology is trying to help, and the glue in between the process. How it all intersects together really depends on how people embrace it. And that was actually the premise for my book, Cyberminds. So yeah, plug for the book. Plug for the book. Cyberminds is a book as I view cybersecurity as the umbrella over all other technology. You need cybersecurity intersected in some way when you're dealing really with anything. But the human element really takes the forefront. So I really talk about cybersecurity and cyber hygiene and cyber elements within the book. And cyber hygiene I broke down into four categories, which are training and that's ongoing training from the top down being from the border and all the way down to the intern, global awareness within organization, keeping that culture going, security and patching, and digital transformation within the organization, as well as zero trust. And I take that and I really continue with it throughout the book when we talk about blockchain, artificial intelligence, internet of things and cyber warfare, and really showing how the human element is an integral part of everything we're doing in order to protect ourselves as people, as an organization, and just all as a forefront. And sharing of information now is completely critical and it's being done because of that human element piece that's being embraced and understood. A lot there is to unpack, right? So the human element is interesting, right? So it used to be pretty easy to identify a phishing attack, right? Bad grammar and everything a little bit out of context and maybe the vocabulary wasn't quite right. That's not the way anymore. The sophistication of these attacks, the phishing attacks specifically at a friend in the real estate business, and it was an email from a banker that he does business with at a bank that he does business with around the transaction that he had knowledge about and doing a wire transfer. And it just was slightly mistimed where he called the banker, his buddy, and said, did you send this? So in the age of deep bakes, which is barely beginning, in the age of this more advanced AI for them to really put together these packages and really infinite bandwidth time and money if you're really trying to purvey. How will the role of the human shift, can we really expect them, even with ongoing training, to be sophisticated enough to keep up with these attacks? Well, I think it also boils down to real-world examples. We have to really understand the demographics that we're working for. I think today it's the first time really in history that we have four generations working side by side in the workforce. So we have to understand that people learn differently. Training should be adjusted to the type of people that we're teaching, but phishing doesn't just boil down to clicking on links. Phishing teaches also, it boils down to tricking somebody, getting someone's trust, and it could come in many different forms. For example, think of social media. How do people connect? We're connecting across social media on many different platforms. I'll give a very easy example. LinkedIn, LinkedIn is the business platform. We're all connected on LinkedIn. Why are we connected on LinkedIn? Because that's a social platform that people feel safe on, because we're able to connect to each other in a business form. However, think of the person who's getting their first job with an organization. Their first job in, maybe they're a project manager, and they're working for Bank A. Excited to be working for Bank A. Hey, I'm gonna list all the projects I'm working for. So here's now my resume on LinkedIn. I'm working on Project A, B, C, D, and this is my manager I report to. Perfect. There's some information sitting there on LinkedIn. Now, what else I will tell you is that you might have somebody who's looking to get into that bank. What will they do? Let's look for the lowest hanging fruit. Ooh, this new project manager. Oh, I see they're working on these projects, and they're reporting into someone. Well, I'm not a project manager. I'm a senior project manager from a competing bank. I'm gonna befriend them and tell them that I'm really excited about the work they're doing. So they're social engineering their way into their friendship, into their good graces, into their trust. Once somebody becomes a trusted source, people share information freely. So people are putting too much information out there on social, trusting too easily, opening the door for more than a phishing attack, and things are just rapidly going out of control. Right, well, it's funny. So one of my other favorite women in cyber is Rachel Taubeck. I don't know if you know Rachel, but she's famous for, you know, kind of live hacking at Black Hat, all social engineering, calling people up and just getting through.  Well, think of it this way. If you're thinking about the human element, why do people act quickly? The biggest problem is people don't stop and pause. So if you think about my background also is in psychology and psychology and business. Great, great. So when you deal about the human element, it's panic. Let's set panic in. When you set panic in on a personal nature, people are quick to respond and quick over to give over information if they feel it's pertinent to them. Calling someone quickly, hey, your babysitter called, I need your social, anything like that. To set somebody into a spin, they're very quick to give over information because they feel personal at risk. When it comes to business, in the business setting, it may not be as personal that way so they kind of pause it back. But the way people get in is through other social channels in ways that are more personal to individuals. So that is more sophistication around the human training element, really the key as opposed to, God knows how many vendors are in this building right now. I mean, I feel so much for the buyer trying to sort it all out, right? And there's big players, the established solutions that have been around forever. And then of course, you get to spice with the startups that are cutting edge and doing new things. When in fact, all that goes out the window if I can call the person up and say, you know, your house is on fire, please give me your password to your front door because I got to get the kids out. I mean, I'm exaggerating to make a point, but it is enough appreciation going into the human factors of training, not on the technology side, but really the motivators for people to do things, to try to please, right? That's another great motivator to try to please. Well, right, because people like to be wanted, they like to be acknowledged, they like to feel they're doing good. But again, it boils down to the people, the process and the technology. You can't have one without the other. You can't just focus on the people without focusing on the technology. But if you leave them as separate entities and you don't deal with the process in the middle, that glue, you're going to leave yourself open. So they have to work hand in hand all the time. It's something that's a one plus one equals 10 at that perspective. So yes, you really need all of it together. The other thing that we hear over and over and over right is just zero trust, the whole concept of zero trust that's been around for a long time, which you just assume that the bad guys are going to get in. So then how do you try to find them quicker? How do you try to limit what they can get once they get in? So it's a really different kind of point of view to take a zero trust attitude on the assumption they're going to get it at some point and then try to mitigate the damage after the fact. So I look at zero trust from a little bit of a different perspective. I think zero trust is pertinent. Everyone should be using it because again, you're authenticating yourself. You're giving access only to that person for that specific task. But again, organizations, if they say we're locking down everything all the time because we want to be secure, the employees are going to say, this is ridiculous. We don't have to be locked down for ABC. It makes no difference to us. What I say to organizations are, don't lock down things that don't need to be locked down. And when you do lock down something, it's important to have that 360 dialogue with your employees. Explain why, make them part of the solution, not part of the problem. If everyone's saying, hey, you human, you're the weakest link, people are going to take offense at that and say, look, we know what we're doing. But if you make them part of the solution, hey, we're in this together, let's make this part of the culture. And they act as that within an organization. You're going to have the cohesiveness. So it becomes just an ongoing everyday life living thing.  The Wendy Nather from Cisco was one of the keynotes on the first day and she was phenomenal. The basic, her basic premise was we as an industry have been too kind of not inclusive, exclusive, like we own everything, we have all the control, we have all the answers, we know everything. And her whole just was, no, you don't. You don't have the context necessarily to make risk trade-offs and benefit trade-off. You don't necessarily have the context to see the softer stuff. And really what you're saying, really embrace everybody as part of the solution as opposed to trying to preach people to do certain things and not do other things. Well, a little bit of both, right? There has to be a proper balance, but also look at organizations today. In the past would be these are our solutions. We found out this intel, you figured it out on your own and that wasn't helping anybody. The idea now of sharing of information has become widely embraced. Certainly in the larger security companies at large and they really understand the value of it. So when I talk about OTS, you do have to lock down certain things and people do have to understand where the endpoints are, but they also need to understand that they are part of the solution and where the end in the beginning happens. So let's shift gears a little bit from the people and back to the machines because the other thing that's happening really, really fast, right, is IoT. A lot of more edge devices, a lot of sensor devices, we saw what happened with some of the Alexa devices that was not very good. So as you talk to your clients and people that read your book, how do you get them to think about IoT? How do you get them to think about this kind of machine and machine that will of course have 5G, which will just accelerate it at whatever 100X speed to think about working that in because we want API to API communication. We want machines to interface with each other. We want to remove that kind of human integration point a lot of times, but now you're just opening up a boatload more of attack surfaces, don't necessarily have the smartest machines and often they can be compromised in ways that maybe people didn't think through before they connected them onto the internet. Well, it's also interesting when you talk about 5G, it's not that we could do things at that speed. It's also bad actors could do things at that speed. So you also understand the portals of what your connectivity is, your third party software, who's access? Where are the access points? How are you going to protect those access points? Because the speed is that much quicker, we have to be that much more diligent. So yes, they're massive, really good positives, but there's also some negatives. So if we have to be diligent around those, it could be fabulous, but it could also be really, really dangerous for us. Sure, and it's coming, right? It's coming. All right, so give us the 411 on the book. What's the kind of the top level themes for people to run out and get this? I saw some great reviews on Amazon and you're selling it upstairs. You know, what are kind of the really key takeaways here? Well, the key takeaways are really, again, cybersecurity is the umbrella over all of the technology. When you think of technology, cybersecurity is part of it. And when you look at cybersecurity, that comes in many different elements. It's not just the technology play, it's also human element play. And the humans are an essential part of cybersecurity. Whether you're securing four or securing two, it's just an interplay of both. So CyberMinds really touches upon all those concepts and all the latest and greatest emerging tech out there as well as blockchain, AI, OOT, cyber, warfare. Think about it, it really just travels through and I had some really amazing interviews with some top of the minds within the book that really adds tremendous value to it and grateful for them. Great, well I'm glad to finally get my own copy so I will be able to dig in and next time we talk, I'll be digging deep into this book with you and getting a little bit more of that insight. I look forward to hearing your thoughts. Well thanks, you're hopefully can kick your feet up a little bit tonight, but probably not, I'm sure you're busy, busy, busy. Well thanks for stopping by. Thank you so much. It's been a pleasure as always. This year I'm Jeff. You're watching theCUBE. We're at RSA 2020 at Moscone. Thanks for watching. We'll see you next time. Thanks.


Five ways to torture a narcissist. In this video I am going to give you five ways to torture a narcissist. If you do these things it will make them suffer. Although I do not advise engaging in this type of behavior, this video is for educational purposes only. One. Act confident. Act self-assured. Show confidence in your qualities and abilities. Show certainty about something. Be optimistic and hopeful. This will torture the narcissist, but I understand that it's not always easy to do when you're around them. Because they always target your self-esteem. They always make you doubt yourself in your decisions. Which is why you constantly need to do things that boost your self-esteem. You need to do things that make you feel good. Spend time with your family and friends. Spend time with positive people. Because the narcissist wants to isolate you. They want you to be alone. Do positive things. Do things that you are passionate about. Because that will boost your self-esteem. It will make you feel better about yourself. It will make you more confident. And that will make it more difficult for the narcissist to manipulate and control you. Two. Go flex. Walk in a way that conveys confidence or even arrogance. Show them that you are proud and happy. Show them how attractive you can be. It will drive them insane. Because as I said in my first ever video. The narcissist doesn't want you to look good or feel good. They want you to feel bad about yourself. They want you to feel like you're unattractive. Three. Be evasive.  Don't talk about anything long-term. Don't talk about marriage or children. Don't plan any trips with them. Answer their questions in a way that is not direct or clear. Avoid speaking openly or making revelations about yourself. And never tell them you love them. Because they're not serious about any of that anyway. It's just love bombing and future faking. It's designed to secure you as their source of supply. But they have no intention of following any of that up with action. Don't feed into it. Because they're not in it for the long run. So be evasive.  It will drive them insane. Because they want you to be under their spell. Four. Point out their flaws and imperfections. Tell them about everything you think is wrong with them. But don't say it in a mean or insulting way. Just make an observation. Say it as though you're trying to help them. Follow it up with a compliment. It will make them feel very insecure. It will lead to way at them from the inside. But you don't even have to do that. You can just avoid giving them a compliment. Especially when you can see that they're desperately seeking your approval. It destroys their grandiosity. It destroys the illusions of their false self. Five. Go no contact. Once you're tired of playing games with the narcissist. Go no contact. Because nothing will torture them more than that. Especially when you see that they're desperately seeking your approval. Nothing will torture them more than that. Especially when they don't know that you're going to do it. It will trigger a narcissistic injury. It will make them very angry. Especially when they can see that you're putting yourself in a healthier place. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonate with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. If you would like to donate. My PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching Inquiries. You can email me at coachingatnaxa5.co.uk. Thank you for watching. And I'll talk to you soon.


Okay. Well, I'll call the meeting to order. This is the April 24th meeting of the Popular Planning Commission. We do not currently have a quorum. So this is a working group type meeting. It's not an official meeting until we have a quorum. Which means we don't need to go through official. You know, procedure. But, you know, we'll stick to the agenda as we planned. We have Aaron Kazicki here, so we're still one member short. So, you know, there's comments from the chair. I don't, I don't have any comments or anything. And it would just be like preaching to Gabe anyway. So that's seems weird. So the next, the next thing that we wouldn't normally handle is general business, which is from members of the public. It appears we don't have any of those here. So I'm going to move on along. And get right to what our agenda had said review and approval of revised webpage templates. But as that's going to turn out, it's just, you know, Aiden will give you whatever feedback we have. I don't feel like you need any official review. I know Mike wants to get going with it, but I assume we're close anyway to being being good with the template. So with that, I'll hand it off to you and tell us about the template. We'll let you know we think. Yeah, perfect. My internet is going fairly slowly right now so I tried to pull the webpage up and it was kind of glitching so if we want to review it I'll have one of you pulled up or wait until internet gets itself sorted. Unfortunately, Julia couldn't be here this evening, but I can give you kind of an update on some of the edits from last time and where we kind of got to with Mike and where we see the process going forward. So the couple of main takeaways from the previous meeting were the intro language kind of rearranging how that shows up, making it a little, oh, one second. I pulled it up for you. Okay, when you pull it up I can't see anyone anymore, which is okay. But I'll just keep talking no no no you're good you're good. It's just my computer is being weird. Anyway, but you can still hear me that's all good. So the intro language being a bit better and really introducing people to the page and then maybe also giving a little preview of some of the goals of what that chapter is highlighting. And then the other one was the some of the mapping edits making that a little bit more clear and intuitive as people scroll through that. And then moving some of the intro background style language to a section called planning context and doing some reordering there does that. And editing some of the language after the recommendations, which as you'll see in the story map we just removed completely to make sure that some of that language can show up in other parts of the chapter. And then it wasn't being misconstrued as anything that wasn't an actual policy that the city would be pursuing. Yeah, I didn't mean everything looks good so far like we had talked about it looks like maybe the descriptions of the aspirations and goals. Haven't been edited though. You see the page I pulled up right now. One second it's coming back. I can see you now but it's I'm seeing a black screen unfortunately. So, from what I was seeing earlier we had aspirations and goals but then there was no following description is that still there with the link that was on our agenda. Yeah, that is one I sent a follow up link. Okay. Great. Yeah sorry about that I sent that. Maybe Friday because I realized that we had what we had done is made a new story map page that has the updated content, and then left the old one so that if people were to say oh I liked how it was presented in the old one we would still have that design preserved. Okay, I'm working on pulling that Aaron's having a technical problem also helping with now. All good. Everything goes at once. Okay, so from you have that pulled up just do people need to share that, or is it more trouble than it's worth with agents issue. I'm looking at it so I don't need it. Okay. Well maybe I will share it just for the sake of there's public watching. Come to think of it. I don't think that enough. Okay, so, okay, so there's buttons now on the map to show the difference. So that's very clear. That's, that's cool. And yeah, descriptions gone implementation summary. So it says synergies with other plan chapters. And then on the other side of. Oh, okay. So now I see implementation summary. And, okay, so this is a different section. I see Aaron made it. That's good. So Aaron, we don't, we don't have a quorum so where this is just giving our last feedback on the template for the website. Something that was changed from last time as well. And this is sort of just a stylistic difference, mostly between Julia and I, that the intro has those photo pages that have the text. Coming down if you scroll to the top. So, yeah, people will see that title page and then as they scroll down they'll get these facts. So I'm open to feedback on on what, if people like that format or if they want to jump kind of straight to the descriptions in just text without the photos. You guys have thoughts. These, these two messages that like, as I'm trying to scroll down the page, these things are going by. I don't know I kind of like the way that it was before myself, like, I'm just a little ADD so. That's all good. That's all good. I don't tell Julia, but I do like just the text. But I understand that we do want to be, you know, photo rich and graphic rich but we can absolutely include photos, sort of within the text and make sure that people just get right to the introduction. Sounds good to me. It's a good with your. Yeah. Okay. So, in our last meeting with Mike we talked about making sure that we're finding a balance between being able to have text edits and us being able to make story map pages sort of concurrently with those. So with this one, we will provide the story map page and a word version of all the text that went into that story map page that the planning commission can edit more specifically if desired. In other chapters, once they kind of get into the same structure, we can just provide the word documents, and you'll just kind of know what to generally expect with the story map template. And so those those text edits wherever necessary can just be handled a little bit more easier than going through three different iterations between planning commission and Mike before they get updated to get on the story map. That sounds totally great. In fact, I mean I'm not sure, you know, we'll be busy doing other things I'm not sure how much time in our meetings will have but yeah, I would be happy to commit to reviewing those as they go, and then share sharing them with people to, you know, to give them a chance to go through if they want. So that sounds, that sounds, that sounds great.  And so cutting and pasting from that I think is going to like if you're in doubt about what we might like just cut and paste just from that without without even trying to add it or piece it together. Yep. Yep. So getting things from the versions that we have created into this structure with area on the side of pulling in a direct plan plan chapter language that we are on board there. Yeah, that's great. Was there anything else you wanted to show us. Yeah, I think that is it I'm happy to answer any other questions or taking their feedback at this time but other than that we just expect some word versions of the next few chapters I think we're going to try to batch those, if at all possible. We're happy to take comments, either now or over the next couple days. Okay. Anybody else have anything for a. It looks, it was great to me, gave you have someone. I was just going to say, I think a and I've been like the least vocal on this stuff because I really do feel like people are just going to go to the parts that they want, but I appreciate the hard work I think it looks great and I think once everything's populated. And then we're going to get a lot of community feedback right so I think, you know getting something up that people can actually comment on is is pretty important. So great, great job in my mind. Yeah, so I think I think you do have a gist of what we're looking for. So yeah if the other the other chapters and overlays are like this, then I think we'll be good. Awesome. Well, if I don't know if there's like meeting notes created from these things Kirby but if someone could make sure that this the more updated link. I think one of those for the other planning commission members that would be great. And as I said any, any other feedback in the next few days just shoot that over to Mike and he'll communicate that. Okay, we have minutes but I don't think anyone uses the minutes to try. So, so, and there's like the staff keeps the minutes later so. I think the staff, like, don't put in a bunch of work to a link that no one's going to use. But, but yeah, I think I think other people will know I mean once you once you pointed out that you would send that link I remember that you've done that so. I don't, I don't think we'll have that problem. Awesome. Alright, well have a good night. And thanks so much. Thank you. Good evening everyone. Unfortunately, the only thing else we have to take a look at is the chapter language that I had gone over this morning. From Mike's version on public safety. Do you guys want to, do you guys want me to share that or, or pull it up individually. Yeah, I haven't had a chance to read it yet. He's gonna make a whole minute so it doesn't look like it's a ton of that. Okay, so that's good with you guys just we'll take a quick reading break and come back in a few. And it will make exhilarating TV. Okay, we'll be back in a minute. What do you think? Do you have any things to change? No, I think it's all pretty straightforward. I like. Sort of cutting the language down. That's a good job of that. So with these chapters, I don't always like the notes describing the goals and stuff I don't normally pay a lot of attention to, but this time I tried to make sure, like just in case it went up on the website, it's going to learn my lesson there. Already. Try to. Yeah, I mean, I think in the end, I think in the end, my content wise, everything is there and that's the important part. I've sort of kind of said this before, but I feel like at this point, you know, as long as we have the notes and bolts of the chapter, you know, outlined in this in the text. I think we should vote it out and see how the kind of public response we get before we kind of drill down on the word smithing too much. My sense is that we'll get constructive feedback from the public and really be able to craft the language to respond to that. And if we don't get comments, you know, we're going to cut up polishing it up. But I think, again, I think we've got the substance down. So that's what's really important. My assumption is that the will be like lightning rod places where the public gives a lot of feedback and then there's going to be places where it's not touched at all. Right. And that's why I'm always scared of kicking the worst smithing down the road because then I feel like it doesn't get done. Three years from now, both the website and I'm like, how did we, how did we do that? Like, how did we not fix this? But anyway, I get you. And that's just because because I lose my experience, you can't really predict where you're going to get the sort of lightning rod issues cropping up. Sure. And I think that there's good, you know, because there's going to be a certain amount of work to synthesize all these chapters together once we get the sweet of chapters together and there's going to be some further cutting of language, I think there's going to be a lot of redundancy and there's going to be cross references and stuff, which I think is going to probably change some of the structure anyway. But that's just, that's my approach. So I think, I think everything's good here. I think we've got everything. That reminds me of the work, I mean, we need to do the land use plan soon. And that's what we're going to be pulling to all the stuff together in one place. To do the what? I'm sorry. The land use plan chapter. Yeah, yeah. Which is pulling it all together. Yeah. Yeah, one thing with these chapters and some of this language and stuff that we've been getting lately that I've started to be focused more on because I'm starting to see a big trend is I don't like the like us in the plan where Montpelier is complimenting itself all the time. It feels like we're just very proud of ourselves and we're not interested in looking forward. And I'd rather the plan be forward looking and not back padding. Yeah, no, I think and I tend to agree with you. I think it's the messaging really ought to be laying out the status quo and relevant part of the disorder just getting the ground running in terms of what we plan to do related to whatever the chapter issues are. And again, I think this does a good job of that I agree with you I think there's been other chapters where we spend a lot of time sort of kind of laying out who we are with a bit of empirical flourish that maybe is not necessary. All right, so I guess we just have to wait for Gabe see if he's got anything to say and then. Is that it for tonight. That was it it was just the it was these two things and I mean, I think we were we were planning to vote if we had the quorum but just pick it up and quickly just ask the people who work here if they have any comments before the vote, don't need to do a whole review. Yeah. I'm just going back very quickly and seeing if I can pull up. I was there. Is there a community justice component to the text. I missed that. It's so I see it now. Yeah, he put at the bottom each time. Yeah, okay. I got the impression that sections of this were written by the entities themselves. Yeah, it just seems it seems like they were like community justice center I didn't really change much. I didn't really have a flow to it than some of the other sections. I feel like you have someone from community justice I feel current that the only thing I change is at the bottom where it explains the plan, I had one edit where the statement was that these have a long histories of success and I feel like the city shouldn't be caught telling it telling the world that the city has a long history of success you know what I mean. I just changed that to the MC JC thinks that each of these has a long history of success. And I try to change that for all the other parts to where, where we didn't try to make factual sounding claims about ourselves. Yeah, I would generally agree with that approach. We lost gate. All right, maybe he got completely pulled away. There's something in chat. No, nothing new. We may as well not take it more time with an unofficial meeting. So, let's just call it. All the game know. Great. Thanks a lot Josh for hanging out late. Yeah, no problem. What do we have on tap for the next meeting or do we have a sense of what I did because I missed last meeting so I'm not quite sure what we are. So, we're coming up. I'm not sure exactly, but we're trying to remember if there's any chapter language we haven't gotten to. Yeah, I feel like we're close. Community services or utilities one of those two might still we still might need to chapter language that we got to start doing that focusing on languages plan at some point. We're supposed to have some zoning suggestions for us sometime soon. I really doubt that'll be next time though. Website stuff should be good for a while. We'll have to see you might have to come up with something if Mike doesn't have something for us. If I come up with something is probably going to be working on the zoning stuff more to make sure that we're good to go with that. That's good. All right guys have a good night. Thanks. Great.


Well, my name is Mark Singer. I'm the Dean now of Undergraduate Studies at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. One of the things that I found through my work in the world of open educational resources and my work collaborating with the folks at Sailor is that the needs of students worldwide are so varied and Americans generally don't have a clear sense of like how diverse the population is out there and how diverse the needs are of people in other countries. And it wasn't until I left the United States to go to an international conference for the first time that I realized it's not just getting people the right skills, it's also providing them with the right context in which to acquire those skills. So we think about distance education in the United States about as being something like focused on online learning. What do you do when people don't have internet connectivity? How do you get those people to a place where they can start to bridge that skills gap so that they can contribute to their own society but also to the whole global economy? And so that's really what it means to me, it's about thinking about the almost infinite number of ways that we can do the work we do to bring it home to people in very different contexts in very different situations. This actually should matter to institutions of higher education in the United States. One is a large percentage of our students are international students. They come to the United States to study presumably some of them to stay here but presumably it's to take back the skills and the knowledge that they acquire here to improve their own countries. And I think that really speaks a lot to the future of international relations. If you've got people who are educated at American institutions bringing those ideas and those skills back to their people, I think that sort of helps to connect us in a way that just reading about what we do doesn't quite do. And so also if you're thinking about the future of higher education in the United States, I mean we really depend on our ability to keep those students coming here. More and more institutions here have it factored into their business model that a certain percentage of students will come from overseas. But they won't come and they won't stay if we're not meeting them where they are and providing them with the kinds of experiences and the kinds of learning and also acknowledging and recognizing the learning they bring to us. They just won't see this as a value proposition anymore. So I think it's really important for American institutions to figure out how to meet these students where they are and all the varying needs that they have. For us to succeed in an economy that's rapidly, it's already there. We're already a global economy. There's no way for us to extricate ourselves entirely from what's going on in every other country in the world. It's really important for our students and for our institutions to have a clear sense of the larger ecosystem, if you will, that they're operating in. Because most of these students, when they graduate from school or whenever they finish their education, they're going to need to know how to engage with these kinds of situations and the kinds of people who live in these other countries and there's no way they can do that unless we're working to identify these gaps and to address them. But they need to be speaking some sort of a common language, really. And our educational system is the way to sort of create those connections among people. It's hard to know what those skills gaps are going to be, and that's exactly the problem. Many institutions are trying to address the skills gaps from 10 years ago. But new ones are created every day. Most of the jobs that people who are currently in college will get don't exist right now. They don't even exist as categories of jobs right now. Things are changing so rapidly. What we really need to be thinking about is how to create a system that is prepared to address every skills gap as it presents itself. And that really requires people to first and foremost to be able to understand how to communicate with one another effectively across all kinds of boundaries.


We're here at the studio today, ITU Studio today, and I'm very pleased to be joined by Clint McClellan, who's the board president and chairman of the Continua Health Alliance. Welcome, Clint. It's a pleasure to be here. Thank you. I wanted to talk to you today about Continua Health Alliance and its participation in ITU's eHealth work. Great, yeah. So we just started working with the ITU about nine months ago. It's a great collaboration, great partnership. Continua is developing end-to-end specifications and standards for eHealth systems. Everything from the sensor, the blood pressure cuff, for example, to the mobile phone, to the electronic health record system. And through the ITU, we can reach hundreds of health ministers, of telecom ministers, that we can get feedback from. But they can also adopt these systems and get scalable eHealth systems, which has not been possible to date. In your press material, you talk about end-to-end plug-and-play connectivity. Just how important is that interoperability in eHealth and mHealth? You have to make investments in your hubs, your phones, your standalone hubs. The sensors on the other side, you need to have plug-and-play sensors so that when you invest in that hub, you can bring a new vendor in. And you don't get locked in.  But then on the back end, you want it to go into standardized health record systems so that you can have those health records for the life of that patient. The whole idea now is population health. And it's managing that patient for the lifetime of that patient. That's what a lot of the national governments are looking at. And some of their major concern is the health record side. And the devices are a great cherry on top, if you will. Or that's a great addition is to have that interoperability. In other cases, many parties look at the device interoperability as the most important part because they don't want to get locked into a vendor. So the great thing is Continu has all of that in that one-stop shop with IHE-based records, HL7 standards, Bluetooth, 3G, 4G. And we've developed guidelines to be able to build those systems. That's really what the heart of Continua is. So there's a really broad spectrum of standardization work that you can consider. Are there particular health communities that can benefit from this standardization, this interoperability? Most of the health system really can. And because of this standardization, we will see markets grow faster than we had ever thought would grow. For example, in Japan, they're looking at wellness services. So they're using standard phones with blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, and pedometers with about $5 per month services. So it's a fairly inexpensive service. But the mobile operator, NTTDokimo, can have a large choice between different vendors. So you can get the prices low. In Denmark and in the UK, they're looking at chronic disease systems so that they can outfit patients very quickly and effectively with blood pressure cuffs, weight scales, and then have standardized health record systems. So between the chronic disease and the preventive medicine, which is what the world is looking at, the same devices can be used in both systems. And that's the beautiful part about Continua is that with that interoperability, both countries, all three countries gain from using the same standard. Explains the motivation for international standardization. Exactly. You mentioned the guidelines, which of course you've submitted for review to the relevant ITUT study group as the ITU sector that's dealing with standardization. Perhaps you can tell us a little bit about your motivation for doing that and what you hope to accomplish by doing that. Well, Continua has been very good at developing those end-to-end specifications. The Bluetooth interface to the sensor, to the phone, and the IHE HL7 connectivity. But we're not broad enough to reach many of these health ministries and telecom ministries. And in addition, just the standardization skills that the ITU have, they are taking our 400 pages of guidelines, cleaning them up, and actually making them even more efficient and effective. So that's been fantastic. The ITU has been a great partner from that perspective. So we really hope that together we can proliferate health systems throughout the world between the ITU's reach with telecom ministers, health ministers, and our expertise in putting basically the communications standards in amongst these health standards. Okay, very good. And just one final question. I know that you're on your way to Brussels to join the launch of a very exciting project. So perhaps you could just briefly explain a little bit about that. Absolutely. They have a 12-day bike ride from Brussels to Barcelona, and they'll be monitoring Type 1 Diabetics stationary while they're at rest and then while they're on the bike. And so we're going to get some remarkable research and feedback on how this event would affect Type 1 Diabetics, and even some other non-diabetics would be monitored also. So this is really some cutting-edge research to get real-time data. And actually, you'll be able to watch it live as well. And so what will happen is they'll get the feedback as well as they're on these bicycles making their way through. So it's a really cutting-edge project. Well, thanks very much for joining us here today, Clint. Absolutely, thank you. Okay, thank you.


Hey guys, I know that a few of you have been asking me to talk about this, so I thought I would put my two cents in. If you haven't heard, Jensen Ackles and his wife are going to be producing or they are putting in the works. I should actually preface that very carefully. They are in the works with CW to make a supernatural spin-off prequel about John and Mary Winchester. Really, I am actually kind of confused at how this is going to be done, considering now that I'm rewatching season 5, seeing them have these episodes where they go back in time and the whole establishment of John's complete unawareness to Mary's previous life is pretty evident. Yet somehow they are going to somehow retcon the history of this show. John didn't know anything or barely anything about hunting, like sure he had the whole grandfathered in from the men of letters business, but again he was kind of really aloof to it. But the only thing I could think of that they would do, and this is my kind of assumption, is they are going to do something similar to that of Walker and we are going to find out more about John Winchester after Mary died and with hints of flashbacks of their lives. So they are going to turn it into even more melodrama. Again, I don't even know how this is possible because of just how clearly established it is that John didn't know who Mary was really. The fact that Andrew Dad doesn't have anything to do with it is quite refreshing. It also is bringing in a producer, an executive producer from the show, who only worked on the show for a small portion of time. She wasn't there at the beginning, but she also wasn't there at the end, which I find interesting. Robbie Thomason, I think her name is, but she was in from like 2010 to 2015, so 2016. So she was there in kind of the Jeremy Carver era. Kind of curious to see how they do this, because I don't really know how they are going to do this. Also this is very much speculation right now. Sure they're talking about it, sure Jensen has an in with CW, but this will be the third attempt at trying to get a show off the ground about Supernatural. What I found actually the most interesting about it was the fact that Jensen didn't have any talks with Jared about it, and to the point that this was found out via Twitter. And at first I thought maybe this is kind of just a little bit of drama for the two of them, but then Jared did follow up questions about it being no. I actually had no idea what was going on.   They just have this mentality that get the thing you want and then think about the person latter. There is a camaraderie once you're on a set, but that's because everyone's forced to work together for so long for so long hours and friendships are born from it. But there is this drive that you need to be successful. You need to have this think about me first attitude, like you don't get further when you're not thinking about the goodness of others. It's very harsh to put it that way, but that's how you succeed in this industry. It's why I would never ever want to be an actor. That whole not putting Jared in, not pulling Jared in on it, I actually can kind of understand it.  I keep making money from this. So yeah, I keep doing what you want to do. But the fact that Jensen didn't talk to Jared at all, I kind of worry that this might build into something other. I know they say that they've talked it over and they've kind of been like, ah, you know, we're all good now. It's good to talk to you again. That's just a little bit because Jared was taught build. He was higher bill than Jensen was. I'm actually not surprised too much. And just in terms of how the show was progressing toward the end of the show, I'm interested to see if it even gets actually greenlit. There's talks about it. They still have to do the pilot. I imagine they're going to do the pilot out here, or they're going to try and do it in Texas. Either way, I know that there's probably a few people out here in Vancouver who are chomping at the bit for supernatural to come back, especially the transport team that worked with them for something on 11 years straight. There are some people who would be excited to see this come back here, but at the same time, I can understand the hesitancy to believe whether this is actually going to happen just because of the history of supernatural spinoffs in the past. That's my thoughts on this. I think it might happen, but I'm still waiting to see if it even gets greenlit first. But what do you guys think? Are you guys on board with this? Do you think this is an interesting idea? Again, I don't really know how they're going to get around the whole fact that the premise of this show doesn't make any sense to me. The only thing I could think of is that they would do it after Mary dies, and then it's just kind of flashbacks. But then again, I am watching how I met your mother right now. So I'm kind of imagining it like that, which would be really weird. A sitcom slash monster hunting show. Anyways, that's all for me guys. Hope you enjoyed the video. If you did leave a like and if you're interested in more subscribe. Until then, I'll see you guys next time.