Superstakes has come and gone folks and it's culminated here tonight with the open four-year-old final The man of the moment was Tatum Rice who rode hashtags and scored a 2-20. Congratulations to you Tatum. Thank you How did your ride feel tonight? It felt good. I felt like we were pretty prepared coming into it and The cows haven't really been that great the last couple weeks and We had seven or eight that we liked and we were just going to see how it went on the first horse and go from there and They actually stayed back and most of the cows stayed Pretty comfortable, which is unusual from how it's been going Yeah Well, the cows you say the cows have been tough you were coming out in the second set How did you feel you run win and can consideration of that when what really good The horse was good. The first two cows are really good On my second cut a yellow cow that we really liked kind of jump past me And she just felt really uncomfortable and I said right then to RL I'm not gonna.  She was really good And when I quit her They said the the brown mott which we didn't really know but the brown mott came back good on the first cut or on the second cut I Turned around to cut her and the yellow cow that had just worried me really bad starts walking out acting good and I Started to go with her and then I didn't and I was just kind of indecisive and I didn't get the brown mott cut very well and I Felt like came pretty close to ruining the whole deal But we we ended up getting cut still pretty close to the middle and getting buyer But I think if I had have gotten the third cow cut better. I would have had a lot better run I always like to ask the winners, you know if they had a good feeling coming into the event When when bow won the classic earlier. He said he really had a good feeling about it. Did you have? That moment where you thought this could be it Well bows kind of crazy, so you can't base much on what he says, but but yeah, I did I felt like my horse has been trying hard all week. He's been good and He hadn't been hard to work and so so yeah, I had a good feeling now You do realize you've kind of made rice family history here because I think all of you all of the professional rice trainers Have now won a major title in the will Rogers. I'm the last one To do that it feels really good Yeah, it feels really good. It's an impressive family that you've got there. I appreciate it now Tell us about your horse hashtags. I like the name by the way. Are you not you're not a social media addict? Are you? no the gentleman that owns him roll Garcia bought him out of the Cell at 30 when he was a yearling Jim Hayworth actually raised him Kara Kara Brewer runs his breeding program They put him in the cell and roll bought him and There's a gentleman from Venezuela named Oswaldo Salise who is he's an agent for a couple of the Venezuelans that I've ridden for And he he we picked him out together Oswaldo is the connection that I have to the other Venezuelans and So they bought him in the yearling cell and he was named hashtags then Hey ever since Josh Drake started me. I say that He had had they had ridden him before the cell which we didn't know until after but I believe Lindy North cut started him Enroding probably a month's worth and then we got him and Josh Drake wrote him his two-year-old year And then I started when he turned three. What's he been like to try it? pretty easy he None of them are easy, but he's been really good-minded And he's feely and he's just willing and wants to cut he he wants to be a good horse and And he has been now you've won almost $75,000 here tonight alone That'll bump up your 1.3 million. How does that feel that feels good? And of course we got to talk about Kennedy here. She just turned one tell us about it Well, we had Kennedy during the Supersteak last year She's she's doing good. It's been a fast year. Yeah, she's your first one. What's it like to be training and having a one-year-old? Well, it's it's good. It's it's definitely been different, but it's good easy busy. Yes Kylie's the busiest one as always. Thanks very much and congratulations Tater. I appreciate it


What's up everyone takedown here? Welcome back to another video today. I'm gonna be showing you guys how to make homemade burritos This is with last night's leftovers, but it is amazing So up first we have the ingredients so of course you're gonna need the big burrito wraps These are the ones we get here the largest size that you can get Then we do have our taco ground beef right here. We do have our cooked rice We always go with Velveeta cheese just because it melts so perfectly Obviously you're gonna need hot sauce. So we have sriracha homemade Salsa sour cream. We do have Yellow pepper diced up and we do have corn because in my opinion a burrito is not complete Unless you have corn on it, of course, you can have other veggies You can substitute the beef for chicken. You can put beans in it You can put pretty much anything you want in it I'm not a fan of guacamole, but you can also put that in your burrito as well As long as you don't over stuff it because you do need to fold it up Optional is putting it on a press here to seal it So we do have the press getting warmed up here. So let's start making the burrito All right, so first we do have the tortilla here I do have a slice of Velveeta cheese on here Next we're going to put our beef because that will help melt the cheese Along with also putting it in the press here. You're gonna go ahead and put your beef in here Or whatever protein you choose if you have chicken or pork or whatever you want You can make fish burritos but we went with Beef burritos last night So you do put a good portion of the beef Then you are going to put a nether slice of a Velveeta cheese You can also use shredded cheese or whatever kind of cheese you like We didn't realize when we made burritos last night. We were running low on our bricks of cheese So we decided to use our Velveeta cheese that we had next you're gonna use your rice This is basically just Uncle Ben's Veggie rice, but you can literally use anything you can use Mexican rice Whatever you have readily available for you or like we're doing We're using leftovers.  So Like I showed you guys we're gonna go with the peppers here Put a decent amount of peppers on Then we're gonna go with corn. I Love putting corn on burritos.  Always get corn on it. This is how I am We make our corn with a lot of butter and a lot of pepper But obviously you can make it however you want if you're doing it at home And of course, like I said, you can substitute for either Veggies whatever you like on your burrito or have in your fridge. Obviously you can put it on your burrito Next after you put your veggies, you do want to put some sauces So the one key about burritos is you don't want to make it so liquidy that whenever you bite into it It goes everywhere.  I know a lot of people don't like sour cream Literally, you can put whatever you want on Your burrito and it's still going to be amazing.  That is how you roll it up I know it was kind of hard for me to show you guys rolling it up, but like I said, you fold in the sides You kind of spread it out.  I Might put a little bit on per bite Obviously some bites I might not want hot sauce So that's why I decided not to put it on this time But normally I put a ton of hot sauce on mine So we're just gonna check on it here and you do see those nice grill marks I'm gonna leave this on for a little bit longer Normally whenever I make the burritos and put them in here if you do push it too flat One end will slowly start to open up which is this end here So I might have pushed a little bit too hard But the best thing that that is just start eating from that end if one of the ends start opening up like this Make sure that's the end you start eating from because if you eat from the other end which looks sealed here Then halfway through you might be wearing it because it will all come out of the bottom But I'm gonna grill this for a little bit longer, and then we're going to chest it out So here we are here's our perfectly grilled burrito now You know how to roll it fold it yourself and Overall how much you should put inside again? Do not over stuff it because you're gonna have a huge problem whenever you're trying to fold it All of your toppings might just come out and it will be really hard to actually fold it properly Okay, so enjoyed this video on how to make a burrito. See you guys in the next one. Please take care. Peace


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Hi everybody, I am Fedora project leader Matthew Miller and this is our roughly monthly video council call the Fedora Council is the governing body for Fedora at the top level and we try and do most of our business on email and IRC and kind of in tickets not having to depend on meetings, but meetings are useful sometimes and Having a video meeting lets us do high bandwidth things and also kind of Let's us make something that we can share on the internet with the people who can't be here in the meeting So that's that's a useful thing What we tend to do with the video meetings is focus on some part of the project that we're interested in making sure the council knows about you need some attention or has something interesting going on to share and This time we are looking at the Fedora ambassadors the Fedora ambassadors is So Marie asked me to give me to give a brief history. So I'm going to try and do this quickly I'm sure I my summary of it will have some in an inaccuracies So feel free to take me to task later of internet about this, but the ambassadors is one of Fedora's first subgroups kind of a first part of the Fedora project like dates way back to the beginning of time pretty much and the responsibility is You know to be an ambassador between the project and kind of the rest of the world the user community The other rest of the Linux community kind of bring people into the project and also to show What Fedora is all about in some ways it also serves as like the on-the-ground sales Organization obviously we don't sell Fedora But we want to convince people that Fedora operating systems are exciting to use so the ambassador's jobs Kind of take that message out there to people And from you know pretty active beginning. I think there were a time when there were like 600 active ambassadors at a time Actually actually and I can do and stuff all the time There was kind of a slump where the ambassadors Interest and activity declined and there are a lot of reasons for that some of it is Kind of the traditional Linux users groups and those kind of things in just out in the world in the community Stopped it being so relevant just as you know people's attitude towards computing changed and the internet caught on and became the thing and so on and I Felt like the impact we were having by going to some of our traditional Linux conferences wasn't all that great I think also we kind of had a decline in interest in Fedora as people found other things newer and shinier I think we're doing a good job of making Fedora shiny again So that's part of why we have Renewed interest in the ambassadors And it's also the case that I in my early leadership role in Fedora made a mistake Which I call I was wrong about laser tag Sometime I'm going to do a whole talk based on I was wrong about laser tag but the basic thing is The Fedora European ambassadors wanted to have a meet-up to plan their activities for the year and then like do a laser tag activity as a group bonding thing and I was pretty concerned about impact for our money and that just sounded like that was too much fun and not enough Fedora and so I But you know said no no don't do that go Go, you know go for a nerdy dinner and talk about Fedora instead of running around shooting each other with lasers and in retrospect That was really wrong because that fun bonding time brings people together and kind of the energy you get from that I don't know if it's worthwhile it pays for itself over the course of the year and I I see that now and I repent We're gonna make sure that being a Fedora ambassador is fun from now on So there's the background and I think Yeah, also The group had a lot of good mentoring but it also built up a lot of processes and a lot of bureaucracy into becoming a Fedora ambassador and that kind of meant that we weren't getting new people into into the project as well. So Anyways, fast forward to now Marie and Shimontro and Mariana and some other people Justin others have all been working on revamping this Ambassadors into something that can be useful to us now and can kind of connect with our Fedora mind share activities and our marketing messages and Deliver those to people and bring new people into the project and bring the Fedora operating system and free and open source software to more people around the world And so yeah, so there's a revamp which I know a little bit about but I'm curious to hear more apparently there was just Right before this a very exciting kickoff meeting for the new project. So this is like fresh off the presses Their paper is still hot and whatever So with all of that, I'll turn this over For Marie. All right. Thanks Matthew. Thanks for that brief history I'll do a quick intro and then Sumatron Mariana do one as well My name is Marie Norden. I'm Fedora's community action and impact coordinator. I've been in this role since November of 2019 pre-covid times Wow Anyway So I've been in this role since November 2019, but I've been involved in Fedora since 2013 With an outreachy internship I started by doing design and then I just I fell in love with design team And I made friends and I continue to stay involved working on Badges and then getting more involved in like community related stuff and now I'm here awesome Demontra Hey folks, my name is Shumanthro. So thanks Matthew Murray for all the introduction. I Am Shumanthro. I work for the project. I have been in I work for the further QA team And I have been in that position for about from 2016 I participate in the federal docs and I'm a federal ambassador for last I Don't know two years or so. So I have done a lot of activities in India. I have focused on taking federalist prisons to death confidia and Big and small events with these parties in them so I Feel very good to be a part of this initiative And I'm willing to go ahead and work with all of you guys to make this a very very good newly shaped and this work Cool. Thanks. Demontra Mariana Hi everyone, I am Mariana. I am based in Europe, you know, we knew I Met Fedora for the very first time back in 2016. I created my fast account during a translation sprint. I Became official ambassador one week before it's and flock in 2017 Yeah, it was a very good first meeting with other ambassadors. I have been mainly organized and participating in local and more international Fedora events and I have probably met many of you in person in some of these events But yeah, this is pretty much about me Okay, what's the format here? Are we doing questions? Do you Don't worry All right Yeah, we have an agenda that we wrote up. Okay Okay, no, it's totally fine. We're excited too So the first thing that we're gonna talk about is like how the revamp came to be and I won't go Like on it too much But I do want to give you guys a little bit of the perspective from mine So, you know, Matthew has his long-term perspective. I have a little bit more of an interesting piece for you So if you are unaware of Hela's works, I'll just quickly talk about it. So red hat Hires me to work on Fedora's community and help you guys, right? So I am employed by red hat So I have a team within red hat and there I have a book club, right? So at the book club we read a book called switch how to change when change is hard Right. So we got through this book and it really talks about you know, how to Make those small subtle changes that make can make a huge difference like just making the path easy for people to do a task It makes all the difference, you know, so We took that my book club took that and use the Fedora ambassadors as a case study on How we could do a change, right? So the mailing list or one of the tickets or something got kicked up again, right? and I had these these case studies and I had all those stories in history and Everything I heard from my fellow contributors over the years about the ambassador program and I took those two and a bunch of caffeine and I Hacked for two days and wrote this proposal because I said It just someone just needs to sit down and do this and it can't just be a paragraph It needs to be Really a full picture of what this is going to look like, right? So from my perspective that is how the revamped proposal Name to be so from that point We got feedback from the community and We actually did get some really valuable feedback from the community For example, like we've involved the joint SIG under this umbrella because they do community outreach So we were trying to like, you know, incorporate them like oh, we want you to be in these meetings We want you to do these things but the joint SIG is actually a really low-barrier to entry Group of people who said no, that's just not for us, right? So we incorporated that feedback and we changed it or try so part of my idea for the whole thing was that to keep all of the Titles, right? We have ambassadors. We have advocates. We have the comm ops team and we have the joint SIG We have four groups that are doing community outreach and they all want to keep their identities, right? So how do we structure these roles in a way that makes sense that's not confusing and And and in a way that's clear and okay makes sense for me to be in this because I have You know, I can hang out on this IRC channel like a joint, you know, I have the capacity Help with joint or I want to run events. I want to be an ambassador, right? So We just want to clarify like what all these different things are doing and make it and just clear up the confusion around What it means to be an ambassador right now I think another important point of this I was just talking a whole bunch about this Very passionately in the kickoff meeting that this is a chance for us to modernize What being a Fedora ambassador looks like? So we you know, we've You know Matthew was saying like this is one of the first programs within Fedora Old program things used to work a lot differently than it they do now And they I think Justin told me this story that like there's other ambassador programs that model what they do after what Fedora has done So is this another chance for us to be first? As we this is a foundation for us be first in the way that we do our digital and batter Ambassadorship and also, you know, like the new age of meet-ups and what those look like and Also just accepting that we're in COVID times and that what we form right now might have to change a little bit as time goes on So that's how this came to be and I am now going to hand it over to Simantro And he's gonna talk about some of the desired outcomes that we're really looking for so the the one of the things that we focused on like Murray said was Setting the expectation rights of the very first thing that we wanted to focus was to learn from the outreach teams and the teams that are doing Outreach so one of the biggest things that we did was we took we looked at Fedora join and we started learning How they onboarded on how they onboard? Contributors how that helps them keep the thing going and we wanted to bring that model up And we make sure that we we gather, you know Some representation from join and every other sake not like just join wanted to bring people from commas wanted to bring people from Translations went to bring people from docs and we wanted to ask them how they are Helping the outreach keep the outreach keep the onboarding for that particular team one thing that we wanted to really nail down over here was to make sure that the onboarding and onboarding of new contributors and letting people be and express how they want to Contribute to the project and as an ambassador To be much better than before that's one of the goals that Ride go ahead now one of the things that came even in the last meeting that we did Few minutes ago boys in this entire process We have started dividing the entire structure of how we want to achieve these goals into Trello board and which Mariana is gonna talk about how we want to implement but overall The the whole idea is we have broken back into multiple very small granular tasks And we are asking help from Ferrara volunteers, which the kickoff meeting was all about We wanted to ask questions and gather the volunteer mindset from people to help us Accomplish some of those tasks The in the areas that they are involved in so if if someone has volunteered from commops They would help us achieve in a reshape the entire purpose of commops and how the structure of the teams inside commops This is one major task that we are starting off with if If you guys have noticed we have opened up two tickets one in the DNI Asking for a survey and one in the commops, which would basically be you know trying to figure out who is considered to be an active ambassador and Just do a run-up of or rather the cleanup of the entire ambassador group so that gives us some room Gather the inputs from the DNI team and then help shape Interviews and pass it on to the people who would then form Something that we are calling as a rule or a rule book and that would define the role of Every single team in this entire process and how they are going to participate how are they going to contribute and everything that we are doing is Transparency that's put on a board so And can you share the trailer board? Oh merited so that's good So that's our source of truth as it is safe and that is Going to contain all the information all the past who is going to work on it when is the deadline Everything is going to actually Someone's screen share that so it's on the video because the chat links don't get stored. I can I can go ahead and do that But I think Mariana's going to talk about the Trello board. Okay. Yeah, Montrose talking about outcomes Okay. Yeah, sorry focus on that to Montrose. You got this. Yeah, so Yeah, the outcome here is that you we would get Modern I mean what a modern 2020 digital ambassador looks like so it's not just about packaging QA documentation design magazine course and stuff like that It's about how we shape the new ambassador program That's the whole idea and we are trying to strive go towards that with the help of a bunch of volunteer and and we are relying on volunteers to do That team so it's acting so with that I Would like to pass on the mic to Mariana or Marie If you want to add something Yeah, I want to add a couple things. So there's some more desired outcomes that I think is important to highlight right here For example contributor fulfillment. That's something that is a hundred percent a goal for me Like in this process we want Ambassadorship to be fun something that people are enjoying doing that There is some incentive and just being a part of this fun organization, right? so I think that Intributor fulfillment is gonna be a big part of that and that's why I'm I'm trying you know Focusing on with the TTF the temporary task force what they want to be doing has ambassadors, right? Which TTF is funny because I think of a tiff, but I know that it's a short for like so many things But anyway, we don't have enough acronyms in Fedora. So let's make some more. Listen, this one has the word temporary So we can hope that it actually won't stick around for that long. Okay, so Like some mantra said modernizing what it means to be ambassador Clarifying all the the role the structure right just if we're gonna say the TLDR more successful outreach and onboarding and Just a general like it just makes sense There's a structure and it makes sense and we're all working together and not like Overlapping in all these different ways, right? So those are what we're looking for the desired outcomes So now Marianna if you want to talk about the Trello board, I will share my screen right now Okay. Yeah, sure So first of all, I would like to say why some mantra and myself are in this position When this idea was proposed from the mind share, I think that happened in July So the mind share proposed the free names of people that could be the Colleagues for this initiative and so the names was myself and so mantra. I think you can find that To get it is a closed issue on the mind share rep of for everyone that might have Though I might want to have a look The very first step was to create a Trello board first of all the mantra Maria and myself have met Every week starting from July and we have been talking about how to Start and we created a Trello board, which is the one that Maria is sharing right now We have added here some tasks and ideas that we want to work on Together with everyone within the Fedora community and the idea is have everything visualized here So we can keep track of Of the progress for each activity and the people that will that are and will be involved in this smaller tasks the idea is to have Every team within Fedora to be involved and help us with this for example for now There are two tickets open the DNI ticket where we have asked the DNI team to conduct a survey and The come-of-same to conduct interviews with the community members You can go around The Trello board yourself and check everything that we have put there so far We would love to hear your thoughts and proposals and ideas About it. I'm sure that The more people that are involved with this the more ideas will have So yeah, this is pretty much Right anything? No, that is awesome And and we also have things, you know here for ourselves that you know just past that The co-leads and myself will be working on like organizing the call with the volunteers Sending updates to Ben potting to get into his weekly updates those kinds of things Well, I'll post specifically from the co-leads giving updates to the community Better etc. So there's a lot of moving parts to this I'm gonna say if there's something missing on the Trello board It's actually just missing because we haven't gotten there yet So if it looks like there's something missing it is and and we're gonna get to that at some point There's a lot a lot to do and a lot to coordinate here so that's a general overview of Where things are at we have really kind of somewhat semi exciting news, which is We've proposed that this initiative become a fedora objective So at the council face-to-face we were talking about objectives and what's gonna be next what's next for fedora And I was like do we do non non programming objectives and and Matthew was like yeah, totally We've done a university outreach before and I was like there is so much work here that needs to get done. This is a perfect a chance to you know Do a non programming thing for an a fedora objective? So we've started the process for that as well. So super excited about the visibility that that will create and The recognition that it to all the people who get are involved in that effort, you know We're really trying to incorporate so many different people from mindshare to be a part of this effort whether it be You know some small tasks Like some updates to documentation or a logo or a badge or something like that or you know Sumatra or Mariana who are super leading the effort So, yeah, that is an overview and I think I'm gonna stop sharing my screen and then we can take questions First question, where can people who are interested in this go to learn more? Okay, so there's various links that I will drop right here for you But you said you can't see the chat in the recorded video. That's true. So Well, is Ben gonna upload this later? He can include links with it We'll make sure there's some links below the video, right? So first here, there's the Trello board, right? And that's where you're gonna find path Okay Those are gonna be like the down to the nitty-gritty like write an email send it wait two weeks follow up You know gather the the feedback in a document and you have each one of those things Can you hear my audio? So some for me some people can some people can okay, so that is going to be Where you're going to get the tiny tiny breakdown of tasks, right? Okay, so overall This is where you can find more information about the plan overall, right? So what is not in that plan are things like timelines and specific tasks So that's a general overview. That's yeah So there's that now say you were involved in The comm ops team already and that's you know, you're comfortable with that team and you want to be involved with that You can go here and this is the ticket that the comm ops team is working on and What they are working on right now is Research interviews with the different teams within mindshare. So this is is the team active What are their current roles and responsibilities? Where are they? Where's their IRC? Where's their documentation? You know, what kind of things do they want to be doing maybe that they're not currently doing so basically research interviews with mindshare Teams such as design documentation websites, et cetera, right? The other one that's open if you're interested in E&I and more like analytics and information gathering they are working on a survey So they're gonna help us with a survey and the idea is to get some really concrete feedback from the ambassadors Right now about what kind of stuff they want to be doing in the future and What they want like the role to look like and maybe some specific feedback on things to avoid So yeah another chance for people to Mold what this new thing is going to look like right? So those are all of the link relevant links for right now You have the Trello board the wiki you have the commops to get the D&I ticket. Oh, there's one more I will bring up here got about There is a ticket on the mindshare repo and we're just using that to communicate with Volunteers for the time being until we kind of solidify who's gonna be Able to stick around and have the capacity so if you do want to get updates Right to your inbox You can put your name here and comment say hey, I want to get involved and then you'll get you know We'll always like okay the next meeting is gonna be this time and it'll be on the ticket and you can you can join in So we did have a little bit of a short lead on the kickoff meeting. So we're gonna do another one next week For people who are interested or couldn't make it to this one Etc. Etc. What's that link? Did I send the wrong thing? No, you sent it I just it just showed up in the chat until just now for me. So We're sorry. No worries. I'm collecting all these links so we can put them Thank you appreciate that. So yeah, that's where you can You know comment and actually get it to be a part of the TTF, right? So if you're in a mind share a team already Some ten a task will come your way that has to do with the ambassador revamp But if say you have extra cycles or something you really are interested in or say you have an idea of You know what you think a cool idea of what you think a modern ambassador might do Just come in and share that with us. Oh, there's one more thing What's up? I just remembered Who has that hack and be here it is So we did take some link or some meeting and put we did take some notes during the meeting Thank you to mantra So that's our notes in the first meeting Bunch of people show up plenty of interested people so really excited any any other questions more questions Matthew I'm busy copying links here So many links so many links All right, so you said that we didn't have a timeline on things Can you can you give a rough timeline if we have an objective that generally is a 12 to 18 months kind of Thing like what will how will things look different at the end of this objective in 12 months How will things look different and how will things you know six months 12 months 18 months what right, right? So I would like to I I don't want this to go longer than a year. That's my hope I think there is you know Some lean not leniency, but as far as the fact that we're contributing, you know, I'm not a contributor I'm speaking as in In the plural we we're contributors So there's a certain amount of like we only have this much time and sometimes Bedlines or things that timelines we set for ourselves need to get pushed back Nonetheless, I would like to see it happen personally In 8 to 10 months That's what I'm foreseeing. I would really like that to happen I think maybe a year is a little bit more reasonable It's a lot of work. There's a lot to be done and You know each little detail needs to be followed up on so That's why I have some mantra on Mariana With me to help do this So I'm thinking yeah, like 8 to 10 months and I'm the long end would be a year Okay Mariana So Montreux, what do you need for this to succeed like how can we help? From my perspective, this is in the very early stages, but probably We will need a little bit more time in order to get in depth and And then we will ask for help Okay Don't wait too long to ask for help if there's something we can do Let us now so we have asked for help and we have the temporary task force They have a very specific Thing that they're going to be working in and I can leave you it's within the trail It's a link within the trailer board. So it's one of the cards It's this card the final I update and finalized come up steam structure. So, you know If you wanted to get involved as a volunteer Right here like if you want to help in a that kind of way This is where to go and to look at these things and say I want to work on this and I'm going to go ahead and start it What we need I think is a couple things patience patience this ambassador program is one of the oldest programs in You know Fedora's history, right and it's been in this kind of limbo state for some time now. I don't want to Call out dates or anything. There's been years Yeah, okay, so it's been years. So let's just have a bit more patience as we are working through this There are so many details Another thing is there are going to be things that have been tried in the past that didn't work that we might try again and that's sometimes hard for Older contributors to just be okay with and You know what if it fails again, that's also okay Like part of how we're going into this is the mindset that failure is a part of change There's an expectation that some things might not work and we need to adjust and redo so as a community We can give each other the best of an Assumption of good intent on the work that is being done by the volunteers here Yeah, so that that I think is a big thing also support Recognizing, you know the TTF and Sumatra and Mariana for like the great work that they're doing and You know supporting them throughout the whole process checking in with ourselves like During the process like are we getting burnt out on this like so that some of that kind of stuff We're gonna have to do for ourselves, right? But It isn't just totally about the work We do need to work from the community and there's gonna be times when we come to your team and say We want to you know be able to rep you as ambassadors give us some information So when those moments come be ready to You know write up a short brief or send us the documentation Or send us in the right direction or to the right person So these are the kinds of things that the overall community can help us with as we go through this Yeah, that sounds great only questions from Matthew today. Nobody else Justin's video stopped working. So What's that Justin I got to ask my question I was like, I'm a little biased because I was in the meeting No, the other day, so I got to ask my questions there. Do you want to ask them now as a repeat? So that other people can hear them Answers I guess there's just the one thing that Just the one thing I thought was interesting that came up is just thinking about how we can be a little more Decentralized thinking about how we support people who are doing local events then and obviously some of that's a little hard now because of COVID but once we do get back to that place where we're doing more local events finding ways to where we've gotten really good on process Over the last few years with the mind-share process for getting swag and for getting people Funding and support like the process is good But there's other things that we could still do better for people who are in different places like the experience I have as an ambassador and in the in the US in a near a big city is a lot different from Mariana or Nasir who work in or who live in places that you know There's not a red hat cost center there necessarily which just makes it harder for us to work in In terms of logistics for things like how do we get packages there and customs and Something that takes five days to get to me takes a month to get to someone else So I just think there's lots of interesting Patel Going forward not to focus too much in on swag But I know that that's we all like our stickers. We all like our our pens which the nest swag was super cool by the way But I think there's cool. There's interesting opportunities for us to think about how we Can be more decentralized to think more local with the program and that's what makes me really excited That kind of came up at the end of the chat in the last hour, but It's something that has been I've always thought about for a long time I feel like we can do better and I'm excited because I feel like this is the chance to Really try out some of these big ideas Yeah, that was just something not really a question more like a comment, but no, it's a great comment I think it's a great comment because um it So it raised an interesting question too because you know For me the person who's in the community manager role facilitating all that having one process To do this kind of stuff is actually like really simple and makes my job easy Like decentralizing it actually makes like my role As the fk like a lot more challenging and this is just a revelation. I'm coming to in this moment with you all And uh It's it's interesting and I'm going to kind of reflect on what I did for the nest swag too But I do think that It's going to be case by case basis And I'm not sure how we're going to be able to promote that idea Like here's the process, but it's if it if one aspect of it is not going to work for you That's okay That is okay and we can work around that aspect like say we can't ship things to you but we can Make a purchase at a local t-shirt shop You know I can call in the credit card or whatever it might be And then you have your swag in a week or two or something like that and that's you know, you won't have the same variety That we have in our fulfillment center, but you'll still have swag. So I think that there's No process that's going to work for all of them I think the best thing we can do is have a generalized process And customize it for a situation So that's my worry. We have the open source ethos a lot Go ahead Simantro. Go ahead Simantro So we have another question on the chat from Sayek there's You know, how do we ensure that our awesome leaders don't Get born down with all the work involved in planning All right, so as of right now me and Marianne and Simantro um meet weekly And I am responsible for checking in on them I've made myself responsible for checking in on them and saying how are you guys doing Is this too much or you know, let's talk about what people are saying on the mailing list. Are you guys feeling okay? um You know Or you know, some person kind of opened a rude ticket here and now you know, we need to address this together and processing that after and You know Simantro was dealing with some computer problems So we just like pause things for a little bit to let him take care of that. So, you know, I'm trying to do my best to support them and You know kind of mentor them in some of the program management and community management aspects And then for me, it's kind of my own Uh Responsibility, right?  So, um, like So I I have uh, a lot that I do and I've worked into my life to Help like process and deal with uh, this job. It's a big challenge, you know So I appreciate the question. I'm I'm looking out for Simantro and Mariana We'll be looking out for the team all together and I have my Fedora try out to kind of keep me Grounded but that's a great question. And I think it's an important part of any Any team especially if we're scaling, right? Yeah, this is something that we at the fedora council meeting Talked about a lot back when we could go to prog. Oh, that was so nice going to places. Um, we talked about you bringing people into the fedora council and having a Council buddy kind of a mentor into being on the council And so it sounds like for this proposed objective Marie Is already serving that role. So that that's awesome um, I We've never had co leads for an objective before I think this is a big enough Thing that that that can make sense. We'll have to figure out how exactly that works in practice um, so my thought was so my thought was that um Since I'm already on the council all the time I'm like the backup that's kind of always be there DuMontro, Mariana can make the meeting as possible and like since we're not doing like face-to-faces right now As far as like budgetary concerns about having to do, you know travel for two people, etc, etc I'm not really too concerned about That even then it wouldn't even have like that huge of an impact necessarily it would depend but So for now, I'm just like I think they should both be a part and between the three of us will always be able to provide an update and Yeah, and practically speaking you know this You also share a vote if it comes to a voting situation I don't know if we'll have anything super contentious planned or coming up, but You know the combined seat gets one vote. So you have to agree on your vote first things as well I get my own vote too. I get one in one and a third vote What's that? Just kidding. Just kidding mariana swancher. You can share it happen. Yeah, I mean it is since it is a consensus vote Anyways, it isn't like a score kind of thing. It two out of three. All right, cool It's an interesting Well, we'll see we'll see how that comes up if it happens, but I'm not super worried about that No, neither. I think it'll work out fine So I have fair bit of idea I was in constant. So I have a fair bit of idea voting system Yeah I guess I want to thank everybody for working on this because it's been something that's you know, it's been one of those areas of Sort of a fedora, I don't know landscape that's been kind of neglected for a long time And it's great to see all the energy around it because it is a really important part of the project Dustin don't say fosco. Sorry My early very failed attempt at this You guys want to hear a funny story so when I um, I got into the fk role like I had Me, Ben, and Matthew got together and so that they could read off like a four page document or something about my to-dos Right I don't know. I might be fine print or four pages of fine print. Yes And at the bottom in all caps it said don't go anywhere near ambassadors Not your first thing. We didn't want to set you up to fail but I think you've got you've got you've got grounding in this now and Yeah, I've been able to like built this up into a way that you are now. I think set up to succeed in it. So that's awesome definitely I'm really really excited to see where it goes and I think we're going to see some new things some exciting and fun things and yeah, there's going to be like about 300 tiny little tasks do But that is you know me and Marianne and Sumatra's job to track those and make sure they get done so exciting times guys Um, that's all I got if there are any more questions then I think we're we're good to go Thank you so much everybody again and We're gonna stop the recording See you next month See you guys. Thanks all this was this was great


This is large two-piece knife edge. This is a piece that Moore worked on over the years through the 60s. It worked on many things that Moore was doing at the time, organic objects. There were pieces that were enlarged from flints and bits and bones. You've got sort of the sharp edges of the bones, sort of cut bones. This piece is about two and three-quarter tons of bronze. It's not massive, you know, it's hollow, but it's a fair weight. Siting this work in such a prominent spot for Moore was hugely important as it was having major pieces or any of his work in major sites around Britain and especially London. It was about making the almost unapproachable work approachable for the public and there's no more approachable place than outside the House of Parliament. For him it was hugely important. The statue was gifted to the nation. The minister at the time accepted it on behalf of the nation, the donation, and it was installed. And the maintenance instructions were to wash it occasionally with fairy snow, that's in the file. But unfortunately over time the Ministry of Works changed and of course became partially the Department of Environment. Responsibility just disappeared really. So the sculpture sat here but nobody really cared for it at all. As this became known really as the most damaged, the most badly presented sculpture in central London. It's pretty horrendous actually. I mean, we're now looking at a surface which is two-thirds green. It's naturally oxidised but there's graffiti over the entire surface. Moore put in his own texture. We've now got other people putting in their own texture. It's lost that beautiful gold quality that had the subtlety of the shading in there. All of that has been lost because it's naturally done what it wanted to do itself. The lacquer itself has broken down. It's peeled. I've not seen one quite this bad for a very long time actually. Eventually Frank Doran MP who chairs the Speaker's Advisory Committee on Works of Art in the House of Commons laid a question to the Minister for DCMS asking who was going to care for this statue. And the Minister replied that would the House of Commons be willing to take on ownership of the sculpture and take on its care. And we were delighted when the House of Commons agreed to do that and it entered the Works of Art collection, which means that we can now care for this sculpture. To conserve a piece like this, we basically have to get back to the bare metal. Unfortunately, because of the damage that has been done to the surface, it's not something that you can do selectively. Bronze being what it is, it's started to corrode, turning darker browns, going through to green. So as now it's got a very almost camouflage appearance to the surface where it should be quite an even, rich, golden, yellow, honey colour. There's slight variations into the textured surfaces. It was very sensitive about the surface coatings of his sculptures. He not only was interested in the form, he was actually interested in the colour. And the colour on this one has gone completely. Our approach would be to remove all the protective coatings. Well, what's left of them? Remove the wax, remove the lacquer and get back to what remnants are of the original patina on the surface. As you can see, the surface of the bronze has got all this graffiti which, as you can, it's not done with a green pen. What has happened here is people have scratched their names into the surface. This has actually gone through the lacquer and we're getting preferential corrosion. This is copper corrosion here. The processes for cleaning the sculpture, initially we will remove the wax. That's removed with a steam cleaner. The wax is this dark area here which has got the black colouring in it. The steam cleaner will remove all of that. Then once that's actually gone, we're going to remove the lacquer which is in these yellow areas by applying... It's a water-based paint stripper, basically. It's friendly to the environment, may I add. And then once that's actually been removed, that will be removed by hand. Then when we've got it right back to body's bare metal, we will start to resurface the metal to remove the graffiti and any other marks on it. The emphasis is going to be on minimum intervention. We want to remove as little of the original metalwork as possible while getting rid of all this graffiti which has etched its way into the surface. The process that they're carrying out at the moment is the removal of the lacquer. The green on the surface there is a water-based varnish remover which has been on the surface for around 36 hours. We're just scraping off the surface now and it should be taking 99% of the lacquer with it. And then after this process has been carried out we'll steam clean the surface. They're all unique. There might be three of these in the world but there's only one in London. They've all got different surface coatings. They've all been put out here at different times in different conditions. It was very exciting to see what's being revealed beneath and beginning to get an idea of the colours that it will end up with. But also you can see the challenge ahead. You're never really sure what you're going to find underneath. As you can see already there's quite a mark difference between the area that hasn't been worked on and the area that has. You start to get that luscious luster of the original patina that Henry Moore intended. I'm hoping that when the hoarding comes down people will be actually really quite surprised as to how the sculpture looks. Striking, hopefully very lush and people will be sort of shocked in some way. This work really is quite iconic I think within this area of Parliament. Everybody is aware of this sculpture and to an extent it's become part of the landscape but I think once it's been conserved people will be very positively surprised and will hopefully start to really appreciate what they've got here. The sculpture was originally gifted to the nation by Henry Moore. He wanted many of his sculptures to have an appropriate background and for this sculpture he thought the House of Parliament was an appropriate background. It's in two parts. There was a gap in between where you could see the House of Parliament and that has given a different view of Parliament for anyone who's interested to see it. It's been a backdrop in hundreds of interviews of politicians on this very site and for all sorts of reasons it's a very important piece now for us and we are delighted and very happy to have it in the collection. This is wonderful isn't it? The view of it is fantastic. I mean the sculpture is about that the space between two forms. A patina is a chemical alteration of the surface which we can create colour from and once that's done you can seal it either indicate using a lacquer which was done before or in our case now we're going to seal it with a wax. The patination process is a chemical process that all sculptures go through after they've been cast in the foundry and you apply chemicals to the surface and you can create a whole range of colours from blacks to greens to blues to whites in the case of more sculptures they have a very pale patina with some darker areas and that is done usually using heat and cold patina applications the time it takes is very difficult to judge and that's why we had to allow in this project an adequate time to create this surface. The one thing that more sculptures particularly these ones that were taken from bones and fossils and pieces of chalk are that he wanted to get that mixture of texture from smooth surfaces to rougher, less reflective surfaces and he did that not only by working the surface to give that but also he then patinaed and coloured the surfaces so that accentuated the difference. What I'm doing at the moment is applying a very weak solution of ferric nitrate which when the bronzes heated gives these very subtle burnt sienna colours to the surface with a patina like this that's so thin you really need to apply a little bit of time and when I've finished this yellow colour we'll have a subtle orange tinge to it which just gives a little bit more warmth to the surface of the bronze the good thing about it as well is it will hide some of these marks in the surface from when the piece was cast. What we're aiming to achieve when we complete the job is to get life back into the sculpture more sculptures because they're a mixture of this tooled surface and the smoother surfaces it's all to do with the play of light and so that is what we need to achieve when we finish and I'm sure now we will get there but at the end of next week it'll be very good I think. It's wonderful to see it because it was looking very sad some of the patination had gone there was graffiti on it it looked very sad and sorry for itself and the team has been tremendous and we've seen a huge difference already and we're beginning to see the vision that Henry Moore had for this site and for his sculpture. Dividing a form into two or more parts you relate it more closely to landscape so you have the cliffs and valleys and chasms in this case that you might find in nature and of course his work comes from natural objects. The knife edge refers to this part of the sculpture where the form comes to a very fine blade and that sharpness derives from the edges of bones in this case particularly the bones of birds Moore really liked the fact that with bones you have very solid forms but also very fine edges and so there's that contrast between a very elegant line and almost a fragility but also a real toughness in the material. This sculpture is one of a family of forms that come in different sizes. It's typical of Moore's work in the first half of the 1960s which famously are based on organic forms that he finds in the landscape so in a way it's kind of archetypal of Moore's practice at the peak of his career when he's being commissioned to make or position sculptures in prominent places all over the world. What's unusual here is this strange dialogue between these sort of beautiful natural curves of his stones and bones and the sort of the gothic decoration of the palace opposite. Avondale Green is a key location right next door to the houses of parliament and for decades it's where interviews have taken place it's been the backdrop for life in parliament and here we are next to the Henry Moore statue which has stood centrally it's been there over that 45 year period and has witnessed the many comings and goings. We're now at the waxing stage which is after with patina bronze you get a wax coating which protects it from the elements the idea is it will stay this colour instead of deteriorating the challenges with a piece like this is the variation in surface you have the very smooth areas which are the trickiest to work on they're less forgiving than the rough textured areas that you might get with more historic bronzes it's got a very contemporary well modern finish you would say lots of varying colours which are quite challenging to achieve. The colour is beautiful it's absolutely as it should be the tones between dark and light and highlighting certain areas that project and darkening the crevices is exactly what Moore would have wanted. I hope now it's in the condition it was supposed to be people will see it again we become very complacent and blind to the things that are around us and as you walk through London or travel through on the top of a bus there are fantastic works of art a number of them by Henry Moore all over the city and anything we can do to make people more conscious that art is actually a part of their everyday life without them realising it is the better. The most satisfying thing about working on a sculpture like this is the transformation you look at the pictures from before and how it was so badly vandalised and it had all the inappropriate coatings on and then you can look at it now and it's as good as what you might find in a museum which is really satisfying. Because it's just been restored and it looks absolutely superb people will see it fresh and new.


Good morning guys, it's about 6.30 or 7.00 or something like that, but I stopped to get gas running away to the doctor in Gainesville and I stopped to get gas and the front tire was a little low so I got this little air compressor I'm putting air in the tire, she goes in gets her coffee, gets me a coat, pays for gas, comes in gets in the truck, I forgot to put the gas in that's the way you doing, I'm gonna wait on you to air that tire up, why don't you put some gas in while we're airing it up, shit, and I put the compressor back in the back of the truck in the toolbox and I get I looked at me so the cap was on the tire, I get in the damn truck started to get in the truck, still had the hood up, it's too early, my too early, all right this is a doctor vlog today, hate when she does that, I hope so, she never gives me an answer, all right, doctor vlog in today, okay forgot to take the camera in but we're in a parking garage yep so I talked to two doctors and I had an echo done and they took blood work, see my pretty red and pink things but they did a bubble echo on me which he did the echo that's like an ultrasound and then they stuck an IV in me and they shot this saline solution, as soon as he started injected he'd see the bubbles in my heart can't you, yeah you could actually say it's shooting and I supposed to take two pictures she said well we need one, yeah because they found it right away, yeah you can see the bubbles just immediately, why didn't they I don't know understand why they didn't do that, the bubbles are going through that hole, yeah so I come back in three months we'll see what's happening so now we're going to go get something to eat yep and then we're going to go to a couple thrift stores see if we can find something to make some money on so so we're going to maybe film some of that going to the thrift store, yeah we'll film it and we'll get back with you when we get to the restaurant yep all right so we made it to the restaurant we've been here before when we was up here and we liked it and she remembered it was at the hospital was talking about getting food when we left and she said what about that one place we went to and she described it and I was like oh yeah let's go there huh yep and we're on a patio but they got the things down and the heaters on so I'm not as cold as I was, feel a little bit better what do you mean better? warmer yeah I feel warmer yeah so yeah we're going to leave here we're going to go to a couple thrift stores I'll film what I can in there yeah see what we can find maybe you need a jacket yeah one breaker at least but I don't know how well this video is going to be monetized because the music playing in the background but there's ways people do it yeah yeah I'm not sure how they do it but I'll just put in for a manual review and that's what that means is they actually someone from YouTube actually has to watch your video so that's another view so that's a good idea yeah so maybe when they watch it they'll see that I'm not actually playing at the YouTube if you have to manually review this that's not my fault so please don't demonetize me for that thank you so anyway we're waiting on our food I'm getting a rumen yep and she's getting a french onion dip yep this one there's one you dip into you dip it in the thing it in the cup all right we'll be back with you we're just in here we're waiting on our food and then then we will commence to commencing often doing something yeah and then we're going to take the long way home so they will run into something abandoned or maybe see something but hang tight guys and we'll be right back with you okay so monkey took a wrong turn but we still found a thirst store and the one we was looking for is right behind this one so we're going to get to go to two right here in the same spot huh mama yeah what are you doing I'm trying to get my voicemail oh get the voicemail for now I'm still technically working whatever you caught you work off duty yeah shut up anyway this one's called flashbacks then we're going to the attic let's go see what we can find y'all no we're filming you we are looking at jackets because we don't have jackets do we no come from Ohio and don't bring a jacket that's funny yeah I came from Ohio to Florida that's why I did not bring a jacket well people come to Florida they think it's always warm not always oh you look hot in that really that's cute too tight comfortable but it's too tight yeah that's okay stay tuned we're finding a shea bear a jacket to keep him warm the woman it's a woman but it's on the left well what's adjourned in the man's department that looks nice nobody will know I won't know I won't tell will we yeah that was his department there no jackets no find anything well they're taking a lot of stuff just not stuff that I'm interested in I like the leather on you that looks nice that's heavy that's the one I had in my hand I know what I know let's see it's a weep yeah got the itchy stuff in it oh it's got the itchy stuff in it itches me but if you don't get another one the itchy stuff that'll keep you nice and warm yeah it's a little bit big but not bad this is simply southern like a you have to feel comfortable in it it's itchy itchy yeah I like it but it's that's got that willy itchy I don't like it either that's why I don't like well that's pretty cool you won't wear them all right off we go more adventure so we are at store number two there's a nice store in there wasn't it nice store that we was just at wouldn't this is how not to park guys place this plate all they got to do is google you so so anyway it was all clothes but everything that was in there all the clothes was nice a lot of name brands a lot of leather stuff and very cheap prices just nothing I could I could get unfortunately because it was good prices but so we're going to see what this one has in store force get it in store all right so she's going to straighten out the truck back with you all right I'll go get the handle she's making me buy a handle look we got this we're gonna try this out I know everybody in their brother's done it but I'll bet you not everybody in their brother's paid a dollar for this 99 cents so we're gonna try it and I'll do a video on it and then I'll put it for sale cheap so I got to get this bar she wants me to have a bar for the shower because I have trouble getting in and out of the shower so because of the tub there's a walk-in shower guy but so there's that so we're buying two items here what for the depends about we sold three bucks yeah yeah so that's why she got a really good deal and that's why we're gonna keep selling them for that to help people out don't get no and you see though you're sold there's a still there yeah all right see there's a big difference people go yeah look what they got on there yeah but they're still here that's why they're still here or not somewhere else all right be back with you maybe jokes they're back here behind me okay so we left there that's for what hospice yeah so the money the of the stuff that gets sold here goes to hospice it's called haven attic resale store so that's one we just left we're on to the next one what's the name of the next one I don't know yet okay we're going to I don't know yet I have to look it up store and I'll be back with you okay we are at thrift store number three what we're doing is guys we're looking for stuff to sell at our sales so this is the outreach so we're going to go in here and see if we can find something to resell we're in a different town so yeah we may be able to find some different things something different yeah so not just for sale maybe for the house maybe for yeah but you know like I need a pair of shoes and a jacket but and some socks and some socks but mostly we're looking for stuff to resell so all right let's see what we can go find in here stuff outside but we'll see that's for donating hey what you think guys I think we got a winner yeah it's got American flag yeah good you're racing on that one that's in good shape ten bucks yep ten dollars not bad um yep thanks I think so I'll get it because he needs it he needs something warm and he don't need anything real heavy no that's that good I got my um hoodies yeah and this is big enough I can put this over my hoodie yeah if it got really cold yeah hey we found a winner we're vlogging hey what's your question what's your question start making videos like offer you to you just go on there and they have a special channel for kids yeah but you didn't need your parents permission yeah she said I couldn't be one she just had to get a camera but I don't know how to set it up and stuff well you have to you can research it all on youtube you know how to set up it's pretty much the same thing it's not hard maybe my mother has to give you permission okay she has to sign a thing I think on youtube for children's youtube because they have a special one just for kids yeah okay future youtuber there you go I like this one okay yeah she's just looking so there he is she's checking this up all right guys for i'm more of an adventure be right back so we're at what the fourth one yep we're at like a repurpose place right now we're in what they call the scrap yard yep and there's tiles and heart pine which heart pine is wood from a pine tree that is a hundred to five hundred years old and then we're going to go inside the building but I like to sign out front this is junk shop 50 off so we're going to see what we can find here huh I'll show you on the way out it's pretty cool they got it decorated nice they got all this stuff here mason jars and stuff vases vases pretty cool huh mama okay so what did you think of this place monk that's different it's cool it's got different things it's got everything yeah there's the salvage yard yeah uh you know what that is then what it's an airplane wing oh the tail the doors the locker doors that the fence oh the fence yeah well yeah that is cool this place is totally awesome and we came on a day when everything is 50 all yeah so I got a couple little items here we got a project yeah a solar car I can build a solar car or whatever I want because it's got a motor and a solar panel this thing's pretty cool so we'll probably resell yeah this is a radio and it's for your iphone yep or ipad whatever but you can also plug it into your regular phone so this this if it works you know we'll sell it cheap but we gave a dollar 50 for each one each item so we got three dollars yep so and it was fun to look in oh that place we got everything yeah we got we're gonna walk over here and check this stuff out they got everything in here I like the little walk yeah this is cool it's um repurpose stuff especially that the salvage yard back there yeah and they had a bunch of these stainless steel things that people was already going to repurpose huh babe yeah they're going to use make flower planters and stuff what's this oh my god look at that yeah that's so cool look at that thing you got an imagination looks like a peanut we can make we can make mr. peanut yeah this thing is hell I don't know what it is some kind of bug maybe yeah it's repurposed stuff see look look what they made over here oh look at that thing hanging off the swing oh my god that's funny yeah minions there's some minions repurposed from something okay see uh see that one down there that's uh that's the gas I'll bet they're all gas something but that little one's a gas tank propane gas look at this isn't this cool the repurpose project is the name of this place you have to get that for Ben all right yeah he watches he watches us Ben this she said I gotta get this for you totally there you go there that's for Ben so Ben's buddies got all kinds of buddies here they're having a family reunion there's a windmill I had a windmill like that years ago that I put a generator off of what was it a 58 or 59 Ford I took a generator off of it yeah and I hooked it up to I had one of those it was bigger and I charged my car batteries with it at the junkyard very cool yeah I mean I didn't have to I had car chargers but I mean it was just neat to let that thing sit around all day and charge the battery with it this is neat but the inside is really cool I should have clicked on but I was just looking at everything looking for CB antenna but look at that someone someone made a sailboat out of this yeah and they've got by used it's good for the planet this place is really cool guy and that's a building we were in over there look how huge it is and they got stuff out back they got sinks and everything you know commos yeah if you're redoing your house and they got old key locks for your doors in your house yeah skeleton keys they've got the glass door knobs a bunch of glass you know the old frame through the windows a lot of women they use them for glass yeah you know to do projects and yeah they got everything in there it's it's pretty cool guys and every price is reasonable you know so there's a tire swing yeah you got a big old truck tire the tire swing over here let me get you yeah it's really cool they're busy too and it's only a Wednesday and they're busy so that's good yep cool I'll film some on the way out so you can see what all they got because we've got to go out that way anyway there's all kinds of stuff in these tents yeah they're still looking yeah really cool because now guys if you know what that is yeah we don't know what it is it's not a satellite dish no I don't think I mean it could be but it's so deep I don't think so all this uh showing unit and stuff this is the repurpose stuff like they tear well not the showing but the like the back inside there they have uh all kinds of wood two before and stuff from torn down houses it's just so you can buy and repurpose yeah a lot better than throwing it out and you can walk clear on it way back in there's all kinds of stuff as you can see got bathtubs and sinks and see look at all the sinks yeah commodes tile tile oh yeah they've got all kinds of see there's those things she found them right there yeah I was looking at them when we walked in there I wonder what they were for he said something interesting yeah they're stainless steel yeah there's 75 cents a piece yeah all these sinks pretty cool on guys all right we're on to number five come baby okay guys so uh we stopped at another thrift store and we bought one item that will be an upcoming video um it was for what was that place again habitat for humanity yeah and then we stopped at this place Riddick brothers hardware farm supplies and we've seen all this junk we was heading that way and she turned around for me to come back we got to looking around and I found something really cool check this out guys these are old edgers right they got brigand stratton engines I'm guessing you know two horsepower you know like that engine I got so if one of them is blown up I've got a good engine for it I'm not going to paint them probably I'll just clean them up real good and but I'm going to get them running so each one of these is going to be another it's going to be a separate video so I'm guessing maybe what 60s you think huh this one is older than this one so it might be 60 70s maybe 50s I'm not sure I have to find a number but he said 15 on this and I was like I'm good with that I wasn't going to talk him down then I seen this one I was like what about the other one there he goes oh I didn't even know it was there and uh I saw give you 25 for both he goes well I was going to say 30 and I said well I was going to say 25 then he goes okay 25 it is so there we go so keep your eyes open for these and I'll do some research on them and hi show them the truck all check this out guys it's an old 30 something I'm not exactly sure it's an old GMC check that out isn't it cool we're in mykonopi by the way but that thing is awesome you know what it's got I wonder oh she closed the door but it's got their name on it so that's pretty cool I don't know if they're running praise but I'll bet you'd run but there there's all kinds of stuff out here that is really cool I'm going to come back when we got more times getting dark now we got to get home but uh you know they just got all kinds of shit all the way around this place and inside and outside so all right guys so if we see any more I'll kick you on if not we'll do our outro at the house huh yeah okay guys chat at you in a minute she's just like she didn't know about the second one I said 15 bucks and she goes okay no problem she started walking in to go get her pop and I come walking up behind her about the other one too you want to so I got them for 25 bucks all right guys okay guys we made it back from the doctors and from looking at thrift stores to find some resale items I got this bar it was $1.99 monkey wants me to put it in the shower so I don't have as much trouble getting in and out this was $2 I've got oh I think you guys see me turning on the jacket we bought it it was $10 so give your racing jacket very nice jacket I wore it all day so I like that so I'm going to keep that and this this will be for sale if it works but for buck 50 it says three three dollars on it but it was half off so we got that for $1.50 it is a clock the clocks inside here and it's for your iPod clips on there or you can plug it in so and it kind of looks like a headlight and the the running lights on a Harley so that that'll be for resale if it works I got this this was 99 cents so we're going to try this I've seen a lot of guys doing these I thought well if I ever pick one up I wasn't just going to go I wasn't going to go buy a new one just you know just to do a video that someone's already done eight million times but I figured hell they had a box of these things man so I mean I figured it was worth a shot this is in an upcoming video the egg scrambler I've seen a couple people doing this too it is an as seen on tv product it scrambles your egg inside the shell so I'll probably end up selling that too reselling it this was also half off it was $1.50 this I will keep because it is a solar car it was three dollars at half off so I got this for $1.50 I figure hell for $1.50 you know I can do something with that little motor in that in the solar panel so I figured that was that was cool so that's so we've got one two and a possibly third item for resale not big ticket items but hey every buck helps and you guys saw my edgers my vintage edgers antique edgers stay tuned for those videos because those will be fun for the gear heads getting those things running and cleaned up and those will be for resale as well as I like messing with stuff and I couldn't turn it down one at 15 for the one I wasn't going to talk him down I said okay all right and I said what about this other one here and he was thinking I said I'll give you 10 bucks for it and oh no I said I'll give you 25 for both of them he said well I was going to say 30 and I said then I was going to say 25 and he says you're right 25 is good so I got them both for 25 bucks those are for resale once I get them running so that'll be cool so that was our day so we just uh was looking for stuff to put out the yard sale so stay tuned for I think I'll go I'll do a sale Friday because tomorrow I want to work on one of them edgers so I will Snickers she's scratching monkeys flip-flops um so anyway I figured you know I'll at least get one of them running tomorrow if it will run but we'll just check it out I mean it's not locked up so if they got spark or if I can get them to get spark something will happen you know it'll either fire or backfire one the two but they're complete so that's cool and they've got the same I think they're both uh two horsepower uh Briggs and Stratton engines like the the one I've got I did a video on that uh here a while back I bought it so if one of the engines is bad I can throw that engine on there so cool means so anyway guys thanks for watching hope you enjoyed hanging out with us today because we enjoyed having you and um stay tuned for more awesome videos from monkey 1000 and shea bear 1000 so appreciate it guys you'll have a good one shea bear the myth main legend gone for now bye bye guys take care