Man, Chinese church was boring. Oh my goodness. Yo, I've heard this, it was boring. Did growing up in an Asian church make us who we are today? Well, the answer might surprise you. Yeah, we got to talk about it, Andrew. Over the years, probably 20 people have messaged us saying, please talk about your experience growing up in the Chinese church or the Asian American church, because it is a pretty common second generation Asian American experience, Andrew. Whether people do it for community or for the religion or assimilate into America, because America is technically a Christian country. Yeah, a lot of people go through it. Yeah, I mean, the rates of people identifying as Christian in Asia are a lot lower, but when oftentimes those immigrant groups come to America, it's higher, right? I mean, you join churches for a number of reasons. Yeah, I think like South Korea, Andrew jumps from 30% in Asia to 75% in America. China jumps from 2.5% in Asia to 30% in America. That's a 10X. Yeah, so I think we got to talk about it. And of course, everybody's church experience is different. Whether you went to a Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese Filipino church or all the other churches out there, but we're just gonna be able to talk about our own experience going to a Chinese church on Sundays. It was a Protestant church. It was even more specifically evangelical, David. So let's talk about like the five things that we took away from Chinese church. By the way, if you guys like these types of videos and you guys want to hear us more talk about our experience, please let us know in the comments down below because I think that it's worthy of more than one video. Here are five unique points about going to a Chinese church. Yeah, I mean, these are things very, very specific to our experience. Even if you went to another Chinese church, I'm not saying you went through these things. There are even different Chinese churches, guys. Andrew, number one, I think that this kind of goes to the multicultural nature of our channel. I realized one of the things it did was expose us to the Chinese diaspora. So basically there are pockets of Chinese people living in almost every corner of the globe. And sometimes because we're the only church in the area, Andrew, everybody would meet at one church. So you're meeting people from all across the world, but still going to a Chinese church. Yeah, no, I mean, first of all, there was some old white people that went to the church and they were like, they did missionary work in China. So them going to a Chinese church, it was maybe a continuation of their missionary work.  No, shout out to Esther. Yeah, Esther Cook. Esther Cook, man. So we met Chinese people that were from the Philippines. There's Chinese people from Malaysia. There was Chinese people from Indonesia. There was Chinese people from mainland China, from the north of China. There was even a person who was like inner Mongolian at our church. There's obviously a lot of Cantonese people, people from Hong Kong at our church. There was a Taiwanese aborigine woman from Taiwan who spoke Mandarin mostly, but she literally look Samoan. Yeah, so I think growing up with that background, oh, Taiwanese people ran the church, by the way. And it was mostly KMT Taiwanese. Very organized, very strict. I'm telling you, there was different types of Chinese at the church, but you had to have the KMT Taiwanese, right, because they're strict. They're like Japanese. But this is deep cut. There wasn't only KMT, Taiwanese, there was also Taiwanese, Taiwanese. That was sort of like, I guess, quote unquote, the Green Party. Yeah, no, they had the, like, even, they even split up into their own little small groups. And you guys have to understand, we went to church like 20 years ago. So all these like geopolitics was even more stronger back then. Yeah, people were like less Americanized. They were still more locked into Asia. So I guess, David, because the Chinese diaspora is so vast, and they come from so many different countries, that they were meeting here at this Chinese church in the Seattle area, that it did expose us to all these different types of Asians early on. Yeah, you can meet Chinese people from like Southeast Asia, from India even, like wherever. Yeah, so I guess it was like, I don't want to say it was Pan-Asian, but it was definitely Pan-Chinese diaspora. So in a way, it was slightly Pan-Asian. It is a micro version of being Pan-Asian. And I do want to know guys, like growing up, like during the week, we did have some Asian friends, and they were more Southeast Asian. But then on Sundays, that was our Chinese day. Like that was the day that I was around Chinese people. Because the actual community we grew up in was very not Chinese. But then of course, church was very Chinese. So I guess that was point number one, and I do think that that was the beauty of our church, you know, not only promoting church, but I guess I'm just saying, yeah, that was a, I guess it was cool. Yeah, and it definitely creates, I mean, like, I guess it's like complicated too, you know, because there's like all these people from all around the world, it's not like they all have the same experiences. Oh, it's not even like they speak the same languages. Oh, not the same dialect, for sure. Yeah, because you had your two major groups, you had Mandarin and Cantonese, but everybody broke off into their own sub-dialects, whether it was like Taiwanese, people spoke in Hoken, or, you know, there's people speaking Hakka and all that stuff. Yeah, so I would say actually, our church was a little funny because some services literally would have three languages. It would have Mandarin, and then the person would translate it into Cantonese and then English. No, they added the English later, it's like started more Americans when. Or because we actually had a Filipino-Chinese pastor who spoke English, he would do the main sermon in English and then right after it would be a Mandarin translator. So each bar would get translated. It was very- Dude, it depended on who- It made service very boring, man, I'm not allowed to- It depended on who the pastor was, oh my God, some people are good at only good at Cantonese, some people are only good at Mandarin, some people are only good at English, and it's just, oh my God. Yeah, I'm not gonna lie, our church, thinking about it, it was kind of disorganized, but it was very diverse in that sense, for a Chinese church. So I do think it made us more diverse. I guess that's the major takeaway. And I don't think that everybody necessarily has that experience, right? Because it's like, it was the only Chinese church that has these Chinese from all around the world. I did hear about a church farther away that was fully, like based in Cantonese, so that would have more like Hong Kong people and like Kanto speakers, right? But our church was like pan Chinese. So anyways, and moving on, moving on, we could go on and on about that point, but David- Moving on to number two, man, I would say that, you know, you saw a lot of socioeconomic diversity too. And listen, if you grow up in a city, even like a large suburb, of course there's socioeconomic diversity in every place, right? There's rich people, there's poor people, there's upper middle class people, there's lower middle class people, and everything in between, right? Obviously the distribution ratios can be different depending on whatever city you're in, but I think it's different when it's in a church environment, because you see the kids, you know their parents, you're supposed to be good to each other, people try to even help each other out. Yeah, there is that expectation. Obviously nobody's perfect at church, we understand this, but the expectation is that you help each other out, you pick each other up from church, you go to each other's houses, if they need to borrow something, whatever. We had some people boil water at our house so they could take baths. I remember in these gigantic times. Yeah, I think because they just moved in and their water wasn't on or whatever reason. Also there was like, but speaking on the socioeconomics, basically jobs at our church ranged from rich business guy from Hong Kong, there was a doctor, there was engineers. Oh, the Taiwanese were the doctors and the PhDs.  And then there was also like casino card dealers, there was just blue collar workers. Yeah, more like Chinese vietes, because it worked at the casino. Yeah, yeah, or just some Cantonese people were doing that too. And then so I think like, there was just a diversity of jobs and careers and obviously socioeconomics. Some families were wealthier than others. Sometimes we do family meetups or youth group meetups at the nice house in Bellevue, Washington, which is by all means the rich zone. It's the bougie zone. No, like million dollars houses there. And you would go to those houses and I think what is cool about that though is that not that you fully related to everybody the same amount because you would still kind of find your own group within church that you related closer to, but seeing that from a young age and having that connection is important to be like, oh, I know what it's like to be out of rich person's home or I know how they operate. So now in my head, I'm learning from this. And that is just something, it just goes to show you're getting exposed to more. So you're not only seeing the diversity, I guess in just like country of origin at our Chinese church, but you were seeing a ton of income diversity too. And it is true. To be honest, you got to see how to pour people raise their kids and what they knew about how to move in society and you saw what the rich people knew. And there is a gap. There is a complete difference. And there were single mothers at our church, right? And there was single fathers and there was mixed couples, but it was primarily under the larger umbrella of like Chinese speakers or Chinese of people of Chinese origin. Yeah. So I think that those points one and number two were huge in terms of making us see a lot of different perspectives. And it's not just like being around people of different countries of origin or income levels, but it's actually collaborating with them. Like Andrew, me and you had to like acculturate sometimes kids from Asia that didn't speak English and they were really shy or people who's like, obviously their parents were villagers, you know?  And they have great hearts. They don't know fully what's going on when they come to America, man. They were keeping their kids inside the houses. The kids didn't really get the reps to like understand how to learn about society.  And you know, he doesn't really have a lot of friends. He doesn't have a dad or doesn't have a family. Yeah, he doesn't have a father and a single mother. So like, can you go over there and hang out with him and like play ping pong? Yeah, it's a little bit like being, what's it called, the big brothers across America or something? There's all those programs, you know, like the larger sibling leadership thing. That being an ambassador or like, hey, Andrew, like can you, you need to pick up these people on the way to church? They're community college students that just move here. And so we were kind of involved in the church. I definitely was. Yeah, we weren't just attending like our parents, they were in there. No, no, they were definitely part of it. Maybe not at the top, but they were of the structure. They were of the structure. I mean, moving on to point number three, Andrew, it actually also exposed us to mainstream white society in a way because our church was like kind of a startup church. So for like, maybe I want to say like five or six years, like the church is like four hours long, right? Total, you got to wake up early and then it takes you to get there. The first two hours were at like a conservative white church because we didn't have a youth program set up because nobody was there to run it and like have the rooms and the infrastructure. And then the next two hours were like back in the like, you know, you feel like you're in Asia. Like everybody's speaking Mandarin and Cantonese.  And we'd walk there first. It was really full stuff. It was like huge.  Yeah, I went to part of it was going to a white church growing up for sure. No, shout out to them. They were good people. They were nice people, but I will tell you that for sure they have some like, you know, conservative white Christian beliefs for sure. And some of it is at odds, obviously with who you are or what, you know what I mean? Like they don't like Chinese food there.  The thing about church is whether or not deep in your heart you are harbor any sort of feelings towards a group of people. You just try to hide it when you're at church. That's the point. Everybody's putting on a face. Or maybe it was even more like ignorance even. It wasn't even any sort of hatred towards different types of people, but they're like, oh, they're just different from us. I hope they become more like us. And you start to realize like those people, they're not bad people, but they just like, they have their perspective and it's going to be difficult for them to change. David, moving on to point number four. Let's just talk about some pros and cons. We're not going to try to get too controversial. We're not trying to convert anybody to Christianity in this video. But what I do want to talk about is like, man, Chinese church was boring. Oh my goodness. Yo, I've heard this. It was boring. Dude, to sit through that many translations. First of all, I'm not even interested in the base material, to be honest, when it's in English. It's not funny. When it's in English, I'm not interested. It's not enthusiastic. Dude, I remember at the white church, sometimes we would like have to go sit through their sermon because like, I don't know, for whatever reason, we would just go to both hours at the white church. They would always try to make it relatable. They'd be like, all right, here's what you should do in the Bible when people are making fun of you on the playground. And that's like an adult sermon too, by the way. Like everybody, dude, at the Chinese church, it's so technical about analyzing, because you know, like Chinese people, they can kind of like make anything, a technical STEM subject and take the relatability and fun out of it, right? When Jesus was on the mound. No, according to... He told, he told Joseph. Not Joseph. He, again, it was just... Jesus, he said, we need to follow his rules.  But you know what? Part of being from an immigrant group is just not having the fully built systems up.  No, it was a Thai Chinese family. So that was crazy too, because you're getting coached by somebody who, when they speak English, they almost have like a Thai accent, but they're Chinese running the youth group at a Chinese church.  Hell's a bad word. Oh my goodness, man. You could not... But that's real. I mean, I'm just saying the way she said it.  So for me, it like, Sunday was my Chinese day where everybody's really conservative and nobody even like drinks coffee. Some people don't drink coffee because there's caffeine in it, they think it's a stimulant, it's bad. Of course, definitely no smoke in anything. You know, whether we're talking about cigarettes or weed or whatever, drinking is bad. And I think Chinese churches actually are particularly conservative. I don't know why, because it's like not part of our culture anyway or whatever. But like, it was more like a counterbalance. But I'm saying for the people where it wasn't a counterbalance, I felt like it made them too soft and too conservative. Yeah, I mean, I think there's pros and cons. I think one thing about churches that like, what I noticed is that there was some egos at church and guys, church is just like any other social system, okay? It's just like school.  There are, there's hierarchy. There's the popular kids. There's this and that group. No, even amongst the adults. Yeah, obviously, you know, it's supposed to be under the guise of like, hey, everybody be nice to each other and respect each other, help each other out if they need it. However, there's still those dynamics. So of course like- Well, also people, I think any church has that, but especially amongst Asians, Asians are hyper hierarchical. And also you have to understand guys, these are immigrant parents. This is the only community they have amongst each other sometimes. They go to work, maybe they're an engineer. They only work around other white engineers or non-Asian engineers. And then they come to church and they want to like feel like they can make an impact. So there's egos at the church, but sometimes I felt like some kids would be extra like the mean cool kid bully at church when at school, they wouldn't act like that because at school, they can't be the cool kid bully. Because the region we grew up in is mostly white and black people, yeah.  That's how I felt- You're saying they was using it as their auxiliary fishbowl to act crazy in a dominant power structure. And I don't want to say that that's like the worst, most problematic thing because I do think that's partially of being young. But that's- Usually it's Taiwanese kids. Yeah, I'm gonna say it, man, I don't care. I think it was just part of being young and growing up, but also trying to take advantage of the situation that everybody's Chinese. So you're like, yeah, I'm the cool kid, yeah, man. Well, not only that, if your family has the most money, the most structure, the most know-how, the most like knowing how to move this way- I feel like for us, we didn't fully connect with everybody else at church. No, we were always like, because other people at church, they would hang out with other church people during the weekdays, but we would only hang out with church people on the weekends when we were there for like four to six hours. And even then, we did skip service sometimes and go to McDonald's, so. We were definitely like trying to not be a partner. Not the Golden Cross, it was the Golden Arch sometimes. We had to go get those, I think burgers were like, on Sunday, they had a deal sometimes, anyways. Yeah, I mean, as far as the, you know, I definitely was not reading and doing the Bible times as much as some other people were. The Bible times, David. I believe it's called Small Group and Bible Study. I mean, anyway guys, I'm sure we could talk about this aspect for hours. I'm just like going into my brain files right now haven't thought about some of this stuff for like 10, 15, 20 years. At the end of the day though, point number five, and like I said, we have so many stories in the past. I don't even know it could go on for like hours and hours. Church does make you think about ideals and sort of goals beyond yourself, whether that's for society, for humanity, for your community, outside of your family and outside of you as a singular individual. And I think that to me, as boring as it was, as there were so many times that we were wack, so many times that I wish we had gone to a cooler Asian-American church or something, I don't know, I don't think that stuff existed back then, but like, I do always remember that that impacted me. Yeah, I think that that is the goal of church. And I think that if you take away anything, whether you're still praying when you get older in your 30s or whatever, those kind of, that kind of teaching and coaching over all those hours spent at church working at the food banks, doing all types of charity work. It's an organization where everybody's trying to buy into these ideals. Whether or not you got it in your heart, that's what you're trying to do. You're trying to pull it out and you're trying to practice these good things because it is true. Listen, if you practice complimenting each other, giving each other positive affirmations at youth camp, at the church camp that year, and you're just practicing these things, practicing being nice, practicing praying for people, whether or not you believe it or not, it's good, I think it is good for you. Literally, if you go through the motions, it will still impact you. Because think about it. Let me just break down the math real quick. You spend about three hours at church each week, all right? Three hours there in that environment, at least. Let's say you go about 40 weeks a year, maybe not every single week, but most of the weeks. And you go for 10 years. That is 1,200 hours you spent in that environment. If you spend 1,200 hours in any other different environment, you don't think that environment's going to influence you at all. That's 1,200 hours. That's a lot of hours spent in a certain environment that's based around certain ideals and certain beliefs. Yeah, and certain coaching where they're like, you know, be nice to see who's the weak person and show them more love. And not everybody's perfect. I think that there's a lot of good lessons that are lost. I think some of the leaders are imperfect. Humans run church and humans are imperfect. We understand this. But I guess in a decent church and a decent church experience should give you that. And I will say this, to be honest, I gotta keep it super real. I don't think at a base level, Chinese culture fully has those things. Like I don't think it's a culture where they stress like graciousness or something. You know what I mean? Like gracefulness or whatever. Because it is hierarchical. Even though it is an achievement-based culture, whether that's for academic achievement or economic achievement, it's not like one where you're always fully thinking about like, you know, the impact on poor people or the less marginalized society. Yeah, ideally, ideally, if you go to church too and your family does, even though they push you harsh in the academic world, let's say you don't make it to the Ivy League, right? And you feel bad. Ideally, the whole point and the belief is like, hey, like you're still worth something. You still have a larger mission. Maybe you weren't meant to go to the Ivy League. You're still okay. Now that's like probably like just one very specific example. But I guess that's what it's supposed to teach you. And I'm not saying you can't get these teachings elsewhere. However, it's just the easiest thing because like everybody's buying into that system. I think that parents can directly teach their children these things. I think there could be cousins and aunties and uncles and more like what a family type people that can like teach you these things. But I'm just saying, at least at the church, it's like it's more built into the structure. So like I said, that's overall our thoughts. Those are five quick thoughts that we have this sort of like, I guess impacted our material today.  Hey man, if you spent 1500, 2000 hours at a certain place, that place affected you. So I guess in the comments down below, let us know if you found this video relatable. Let us know if you guys want to see more content like this. Let us know if you found it helpful. And also let us know if you went to church or a temple growing up, church and temple. I mean, there's certain similar dynamics. I know the religions are different, but of course there's similar dynamics. It's still a social environment meant to be positive. I think in general that's what it's supposed to do. Still full of first and second generation immigrants trying to find community, trying to build structure, trying to I'm sure just make each other have a better life. All right, everybody, thank you so much for watching. And until next time, we out. Peace.


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Just 75 Jersey Gardner Minshew. Yeah, Spectre Basketball comes out this week. That'll be a lot of fun. You get Logo Man and Spectre Basketball. And Shaquille Barrett 16-50 on the E-Box Auto. Let's do a couple of 2022 Panini 1 football boxes. All right, you got it to 75. It is a Jameson Williams Horizontal Patrick Iotto to 75 there, like I said. Cool Lyons. We've had good boxes in the break so far. A few teams have hit pretty well. Let's keep that going. We still have, we still have yet to touch a lot of the really high end stuff here. And one man show Auto for the Ravens to 49 Justin Tucker. Let's do 2022 in case we'll have 2022 NT coming up. So we'll do one box of 2022 in case. Base parallel is Brady. Is that just the actual base like bronze? Brady for the Bucks. Encore collection patch to 15. Bears, Brian Arlocker. Pretty shiny for an encased. George Pickens Rookie triple patch, 7 out of 50. Steelers. Texans, Auto Rookie to 99. John Meachie the third. I like the design on these. 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Let's do, I guess we'll do some prism and then we'll finish up the rest of the high end. I think that's probably the way to go here. All right. 18 prism time. We got reserves. 18 prism. It's all kind of clean. These are going to take a minute to get through guys. Armani Watts Rookie Chiefs on the Red Wave to 149. Man. Klingy. Jordan Poyer Pills, Hyper to 175. It's 275 on that, 275. Freeman and Lazzly. Their first auto is coming up here. And it is a Red Wave Rookie Auto. John Kelly Rams. Numbered to 199. Hurst and Hubbard. Those guys' teammates now is Hayden Hurst. Old Bangal is Odell Beckham. Die cut here. Trail Suggs. It's 249 for the Ravens on the Orange. Oh yeah, he's the Panthers now. He's the Panthers. Now you're right. Good call, good call. Rookie on the die cut. Come on, base. Separate here. Separate. It is a Jordan Lazzly Ravens Rookie. This is out of 199. Marjaxon Beijer Rookie for the Ravens. Yeah, he's like the Gary Sheffield. Play for every team now. It's the record of teams people's played for. I feel like, I feel like Ryan Fitzgerald has that record. That's Patrick, not Ryan. There's no is a Ryan Fitzgerald thing, I feel. Silver Rookie, Laletta for the Giants. Josh Sweat on the Eagles. Auto here. Adams and Landry. All right, second half of the box. Come on, we're doing this countdown forever. Flacco, Navy, Camo, 10 of 25 for the Ravens. Kelly and Mike White, top of the Mike White. I'm sure he'll start a game at one point this season and everyone will hype up about it. When he played the game and then he was done. Yeah, I feel like two games to the Jets or something. Redway, Venetieri out of 149 for the Colts. Key and Rudolph. Come on, 18. Ria Haydn. Ria Haydn, all the goods. Joe Flacco, Izzy Leap. It's a fact, still is. Hyper to 175, Chancellor for the Seahawks. Ridley Rookie. Lingi, Camo. Illumination, Lev Bell. Orange Pierre Gosson Niners out of 249. Calloway, Trayquan Smith. All the bigger quarterbacks are Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, but she also got like Nick Chubb. Who else is in 18? Saquon, Baker still around. Value is, it's there, it's, it's, it's, it's there. Get a Trayquan Smith. Go Knights, rookie out of the 199. Red Wave. UCF, Trayquan Smith there. Nick Chubb base. So I'm sensing the fireworks going. You got 17 prism next. Better be some fireworks in there. Green Ice, AJ Green. Bengals out of 75. Marcus Valdes, Scantling Riley Ferguson. All right, that was, that was a tough box right there. Help us out here, 17 prism. Help us out here. This is Patrick Mahomes rookie here, right here in this box. Keep in mind, there's no rookie base. They're all silvers. So keep that in mind. That is the lowest parallel. I guess you'd call it a brick as you can get. No base. There was a base Lamar. No, we did see one, but man, that was, that was a tough one. Late spot for Kareem Haunt. Maybe I will, maybe I will. Jesse James Steelers, number 225. Navy Camo. Latavious Murray, another Knight's Legend. This is to 199. Vikings Latavious Murray. Calphani Muhammad, Isaiah McKenzie, Silvers of Hyde, and Bobby Wagner. This was so much easier to flip through than the, uh, 18. Not the best though, though. Marlon Humphrey. Marlon Humphrey, auto for the Ravens. Sydney Jones rookie, Carlos Henderson, Cam Newton, Silver, and a Tyrod Taylor. I don't think we have, Candler. We've ripped a handful in the past like year or so. I don't know if we bought them loose or what. I honestly don't know, but they're from a case. David Moore, rookie Seattle. Number to 199. Trey Davies, White Bills. Solomon Thomas Niners. JJ Watt, Silver. Jared Carzwell. Orange Matthew Stafford. This is number to 275 for Detroit. Kevin King, rookie Chad Williams. Silvers of Patrick Peterson. Kyle Rudolph. Number one. Kyle Rudolph. Number to my homes, uh, would be, would be pretty good right about now, I'd say. Well, Bell. Orange, Joni Smith, Titans rookie, out of 275. Matthew Daze. 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Shelton Gibson. Mack Hollins. Silvers of Vance McDonald. Russell Wilson. Come on now. TJ Watt. There we go. Rookie Otto for the Steelers. Nice card. Congrats Steelers and the TJ Watt rookie Otto. Good stuff there. Noah Brown. Jamal Williams. Brady Silver. Beyond Lewis. Do it in my home's color. Please, for the chief spot here. Please, my home's color. Even a base or like the base, the silver in this would be freaking awesome. Vic Beasley on the wave. Wave to 149. Rookie is Reynolds for the Rams. Radaria Stewart Jets. Alex Smith. Purple Ice Mosley for the Ravens. 75. McCaffrey Rookie. With the Panthers. Josh Malone. Keekley and Kelly. Let's do impeccable. 2020 impeccable. I know, Kamler. I know. I know. All right. Saquon out of 50 for the Giants. To 75 is a Peterson for Washington. Blockchain redemption. Palamalu Steelers. It has expired. I'm not sure if they still honor that. Steelers on the Palamalu. Cowboys Randy White Otto to 75. Ravens Otto out of 89. Mark Andrews. Jaggers with the Chesson. Rookie Otto to 99. Broncos. Horizontal Rookie Patch Otto to 75. Is a Jerry Judy. Of one. NFL Shield Laundry Tag. Rookie Otto. No effing way. That's huge. No effing way. Dude. Dude. Why can't I read right now? Who has sincey? Right there. Steven. Jesus. Get that in a mag. And Lynn Bowden to 75. Let me just drop the little insurance thing in the jig and chat for you. Hey, we were saying we're getting top 10, right? I mean, if that don't make it, I don't know. I don't even know, dude. Monster card. Damn. All right. Monster card. We got some NT's here. We'll do 19 NT hobby. I saw it and I was like, that's a big card. I know it's a one-on-one. Damn. 19 NT. Dude, I flipped over. I just see the dish. You're like, start yelling. Wow, man. Okay. Jesus, dude. I'm glad we hit that. I'm glad we hit that. Wow. I'm a little, yeah, I'm going to get some water. I'm a little disoriented. So two of the past three weeks, I've pulled rookie shield or one-on-one, or whatever you want to call it, RPAs, that the 19 IMAC Daniel Jones shield two weeks ago. The IMAC Jones shield, like the shield, the true RPA IMAC shield, and then this burrow now. Dude, these mixture's been cooking recently. Okay. Jesus. I agree. See the 75 Dolphins. Let's go Dolphins. Tana Hill to 25 Titans. To Boo Titans. Yeah. Yeah. To Health Titans. And the Dolphins. So Jersey to 99, player worn. James White, Pats. 31 teams that I hate. Two-color Pats to 25, McManus, Broncos. Hydra for real. Dude, I'm tired. I got here about almost 12 hours ago, almost. Dual Jersey for Tennessee to 99, AJ Brown. So AJ Brown, rookie dual Jersey. Quad, Broncos, Relic here. We've got Loc, Sutton, Lindsay, and Chubb to 99. So Sutton, the only one that's still there, right? His Bradley Chubb is in Miami? His Bradley Chubb's still there. I don't even know. I don't even know. Jerry Kenner in for 2,000 yards this season? No, I don't think so. No, I don't think so either. Rookie Otto, Raquel Arms at the 99 for the Jaguars. RB one maybe? RB one maybe? Vikings, Alexander, Madison. Five out of 10, the Duke. Ball, Relic, Rookie Otto, Book. Nice hit in Minnesota. Minnesota. That's pretty sick. It says player warrants slash use. I don't think he wore the ball. He probably held onto it or something. Nice, Madison. Dolphins, Dan Marino out at a 25. That's a thick sleeve. What am I doing here? And A, I believe that's a true RPA, right? 29 out of 99, Raiders Hunter Renfrow. Player warrants. Yeah, this is a true RPA design from this year. I forget it was horizontal on 19. Every time I'm like, oh, is this it? Is this it? There you go. Renfrow Raiders RPA. We'll get that in a mag for you. 22 NT hobby. Let's go Dolphins. No, no, no Dolphins around here. To 99 is Dak Cowboys. Kyler, number 9 out of 10, to Cardinals. Rams patch, two color to 25 as a Cooper Cup. Tremendous treasures for the Chargers. Josh Palmer to 49. Jersey card to 99. Commanders, Taylor Heineke. Dual rookie patch to 25. Sam Howell Commanders. Niners to 49 is a Fred Warner all pro signatures on card. Colossal Jersey Auto to 49 is a Justin Tucker for the Ravens. They're nice Ravens Tucker. Second Tucker auto of the break. 2020 impeccable. 75 is a Mack Jones auto here for the Patriots. 7 of 28 on the green Jersey number parallel RPA. James Cook Bills. Cook Rook, let James Cook. There we go, Bills. Get that in a mag. And NT photo 22 to close it out. Stars and Stripes, DJ Moore to 13 for Carolina. I like photos. Curt Warner, 5 out of 49 for the Rams. To the majority here. Raiders, Eagles. Random at the end, triple Jersey is Devontae Adams. AJ Brown and Stefan Diggs. Raiders, Eagles, Bills to 99. Random at the end. Tremendous treasures, Jersey to 49 is Josh Jacobs Raiders. Traylon Burke's patch, 2 of 25, Rookie for the Titans. Tremendous treasures, Jersey Josh Allen to 49, Bills. And our final few hits here. Four autos left. So am I, Steve. Rookie auto number to 49 is a Josh Pascal for the Lions. Giant's auto to 99 is Justin Tuck. Trey McBride for the Cardinals. One of 99 crossover RPA. Oh wow, I didn't know that that was a redemption. RPA, Stars and Stripes, Blue. Redemption, Kenny Pickett. Kenny Pickett.  RPA, Stars, Stripes, Blue, Redemption, Kenny Pickett. Four of these Steelers. A monster card. What a way to close it out. Blue is a 10, right? Yeah, because the silver is like 25 or something.  Is this your randoms? Yeah. Nice. This photo of Redemption, that's odd. Interesting. Either way, huge card, huge, huge card. I'm thinking of someone else that I saw live then. Oh yeah, I've seen that live. That was good stuff, good stuff. Okay, so first up is going to be to everybody. Queen of Euras auto to 49. Still in college, random to everybody. And triple relic is Raiders, Eagles, Bills, Adams Brown and Diggs. Good luck. All right, that counts. That's a six. I threw that on accident. That's a six. That counts. I threw that one way over there. That's a one. We'll go seven times here. Murphurs up top. Get some one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. The Euras is going to the Panthers. There you go, Panthers. And the triple. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. Those are the Raiders. All right, Eric, where do you live? You're just as close as we are basically. Just about as close as I live in the shop. Oh yeah, there was that triple auto. We're supposed to random. We'll do that after this. Which one? There's a triple auto from Collegiate. So we had the Raiders on the random this one. We had Traylon Burks, Josh Allen, Josh Jacobs, Taylor Heineke, Sam Howell, Cooper Cup, Josh Palmer. Alexander Madison, RPA Book to 10, was the ball relic. Congrats on that one of Vikings. Quad Broncos, A.J. Brown, Brandon McManus, James White, Gronkowski, George Pickens, Brian Erlacher, D.D. Westbrook, Gardner Minshew, James Morgan. Got the Rugs, McFarland, Ayuk, Taysum Hill, Fletcher Cox, Ronald Jones, Tray Lance, Deontay Johnson, Deshaun Watson, Dak Prescott. There was a Michael Pittman, Jr. Collegiate RPA Book to 90. Deuce Vaughn, Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow, Cole Comet, and Elijah Moore. The Quinn Ewers Auto went to the Panthers in the random. Justin Tuck, Trey McBride, Josh Pascal, Mack Jones, Fred Warner, Justin Tucker, a Dan Marino, Raquel Armstead, Clevon Shason, Jerry Judy, Lynn Bowden, Jr., Randy White, Mark Andrews, Blockchain was Paul Amalu Steelers, T.J. White, Rookie Yachter from Prism, Tim Williams, Marlon Humphrey, Trey Kwan Smith, Josh Sweat, John Kelly, Hawkinson, back-to-back in the iMac box. That was pretty interesting for the Lions. Travion Williams, Harry Carson. We had Michi, Shaquille Barrett, Leviska Chanel, Cornel Powell, Tutu Elwell-Ram's RPA, Derek Carr, Travis Etienne, Claypool going to the Bears, K.J. Hill, Rocket Ishmael, Courtney Davis, Jalen Carter, Kendra Miller-Laundry Tag RPA to 5 for the Saints, Max Dugan, Tank Bigsby, Dorian Thompson Robinson, O.J. Howard, DeMarcus Ware, Belish Jones, Christian Kirksey, Xavier McKinney, Keeshawn Vaughn, Heath Miller, and Dwayne Eskridge. We had the Green RPA to 28, James Cook, Jersey number parallel to 99, Hunter Renfro, True RPA for the Raiders, Willie Gillespie-Ricky, 99 for McKay, Justin Tucker, 49 for 1, James Williams on the 1, Horizontal RPA, Nebula, Peyton Manning, 2 of 2, Autograph for the Colts from 2021 Spectrum, 2020, sorry, excuse me, 2020. Radiant's RPA from the same box was T. Higgins. He was since he was 13 to 50. He got Collegiate RPA from NT, 92, 99, Justin Herbert for the Chargers. He'll random this. Now Hooker Hyatt and Tillman Triple Auto to 10. I'm at Collegiate Bears, Tideye, Rookie Auto Redemption from Select. Steelers, RPA, Stars and Stripes, Blue Redemption, Kenny Pickett from 2020 Impeccable, Joe Burrow, Laundry Tag Shield, Rookie Auto. That is the RPA design from that year. RPA, Laundry Tag Shield, Joe Burrow, 1 of 1. Triple Auto Random here was Hooker Hyatt and Tillman, Lions, Giants and Browns. 11 times. Number's up top, gets it. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11. Browns, get it. Rats, Browns. That'll do it. Thanks again, everybody.  I'm gonna take some photos, get this brake squared away, and then I'll set up the random. It's gonna take a while though. Not a while, but it'll take, you know, five, 10 minutes. No, it's just me. I guess I didn't print my little page. Everything was random today, so I should be able to copy everything. Sounds good. Yeah, unfortunately. We're not even gonna have time for four tomorrow.  Just bring your PlayStation to the meeting. Oh, yeah, PS4. You got an extra. Almost there. Just finished the basketball breaks, just got those three football breaks to get, and then we can run this random. Oh, man. Okay. All right, y'all. Who's still with me? Or who's still with me? Still working. Heck, yeah, Hobbs. There you go, dude. Okay, we got everybody forced here. We're doing a full sellout promo drawing, or random, whichever you want to call it, from September 3rd, 2023. So we ran a promo tonight for a full sellout, fully sold out. So thank you, everybody, for that. We have three prizes to give away, and in this order, the random. So there are 360 total or sprake spots tonight. Every spot counted is one spot in this drawing here. So the third spot on the random will get 10 national VIP silver packs. I don't know if that had those in hand. Not something to crazy show off, but 10 national VIP silver packs for the third spot. The second spot will get this super awesome framed, signed, authenticated Robin Yount jersey here. Really, really well done. There's like a sports illustrated cover. There's like a photo of him down there. It's got like the brewers in it. Very, very nice. Robin Yount, I'm going to put this in the back. That's the second spot. J.S. now authenticated Robin Yount. And then the top spot. This gorgeous Justin Fields fanatics and Beckett authenticated alternate speed, authentic signed helmet. Justin Fields. There's authentications down here. That is fire. So good luck everybody. Again, three third spot is silver pack. Second spot is the Yount. First spot is the fields. All right, best of luck on the random. Works just like any other random, except it's just all these spots. And I'll kind of show you. Be very easy to determine who got it here. So good luck. We will go eight times six and two in top three spots here. And they will appear like so. So you'll have a name. Everything was random tonight. So it's all names. And then you have the break. So whichever break is right next to it. They're separate columns on the Google sheet. They disappear kind of close together. And you move them over like this. So good luck everybody. Eight times top three. Let's see who's getting a helmet, a Yount, and some silver packs here. Thank you all again. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven. And good luck. Eight. Zach H from Mosaic NBA, six box number 17, getting the Justin Fields. Darin C, the cosmic six box number 25. You're going to get the Yount. Joe S, cosmic six box number 26. It's going to get the 10 at National VIP Silver Packs. I will copy this entire list and post it to the website so you can scroll through and see that they're all there. But again, it was 360 random team spots tonight. Congrats to the winners. I don't know. Send us an email about shipping. It'll probably ship separate from your breaks. The packs may be not, Joe, but Zach and Darin, I can almost guarantee it's going to be shipped separately from your breaks. It would just make more sense to do it that way. So just shoot us an email about tracking. We should get them out of the building here early this week at some time. So thank you, guys. Let me get that uploaded. Let me copy everything over. But that is it tonight, everybody. That is all. Take care, guys. Yeah, take care, guys. Results are posted. Here's the link for that. It's just going to be in the regular results tab. Just like any break random. I'll get the video uploaded now. I'll see y'all tomorrow evening, maybe even during the day. If Sam has to hop in on that meeting, then I'll just take his place real quick. But yeah, thank you, guys, so much. See ya.


Hey everybody, it's Hari Swaminathan from optiontiger.com Today is Friday, July 5th. Hope everybody had a good holiday. And let's, we are looking at our swing trades here. Now, this is the ES, the futures. So I've taken out all the old drawings because that pattern is no longer valid. And as you can see, we punch through those levels. We are at, we are, in terms of the SPX, we are going to be very close to 3000. And so this is, I expect this to be a resistance zone just because it's a huge, huge round number. It is an all-time high for the S&P. And whenever it hits these big round numbers, 2500, 3000, you always had some kind of resistance there because there are bears that don't want it to go past that. So there's going to be a battle there. Good thing for us, many of our trades are doing fantastic. So for example, Costco, it was a good choice that Costco went up by almost four or five dollars on Wednesday. And so you can see up the position has turned into a very nice profit. Similarly, we have, we have Visa as well. Visa has also gone up to 176. Adobe is on fire. However, we do need to recover some more. Facebook, which we opened just recently is also doing very well. Now, given that I expect some resistance here, what I want to do is book profits. This is the day we've been waiting for. We want to book profits on many of these trades. So I'm going to close Costco. I'm going to close Facebook. I'm going to close Visa. All of them are between 20 and 25% returns. The Visa might be a little more because we have a debit spread here. So it could be up to 40%. Regardless, as you can see on Visa, both of these, you know, not both of this, the long call is going to be in the money and the short call might go in the money also. And so we want to take this off. We want to take off Facebook and we want to take off Costco. Apple, I'm not so sure it's not a whole lot of profit. It's just 15%. However, I think we can keep Apple and Adobe and as well as Baidu. Gold is a sort of a hedge we have 42 days. So I'm going to keep that as well. We're going to let some time decay happen. We may want to push the call side over to the 410 level, but we don't need to do that today. Let's wait for the weekend and look at this on Monday. And then finally Shopify, it's moved up nicely, but we've seen some time decay come in. And so also the volatility has been reducing and that's why we're not showing a profit here. I think we got into the trade when Shopify was around 305 or 306. So it's gone up nicely. However, we are not seeing the profit because the implied volatilities have just been getting crushed. And so if you look at the market watch also, we have the volatility index, which is the VIX. The VIX is at 12.5. It's very, very low. So and it's been coming down from a high level. So all of these stocks we've been seeing some implied volatility crush as well. Now there are some good candidates for taking a trade. I would say Goldman Sachs looks pretty good over here. Other than that, Netflix also looks good, but we already have a trade on Netflix. Other than that, we're just going to close some of these existing trades for today and I want to see what kind of a battle happens with the S&P for today and then we'll take new trades on Monday. So just to recap, we're going to close Costco, nice profit. We're going to close Facebook and we're going to close Visa for today. Other trades, we're going to close. There's no adjustments. Let's take this into Monday and then look for new trades. Most importantly, I want to see the price action on the S&P today before we take any more new trades because there's bound to be a battle, as I said, on this big round number. So that's it for today. Thank you.


Welcome to NTIA Nightly. I am Genelle Norville. This edition stops stories. St. Lucia has been credited by the World Bank in disaster risk financing. Government through investing Lucia is embarking on strengthening entrepreneurship and health officials encourage members of the public to become blood donors. St. Lucia is leading the region in disaster risk financing. The World Bank Group says the island is the first in the region to have its national strategy approved by cabinet. St. Lucia is also lauded for taking the lead in the implementation of innovative solutions and practices. St. Lucia is no stranger to disasters. The country continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic or water emergency and it has moved to now face the hurricane season. The Government of St. Lucia has taken several steps to mitigate the impact of disasters. According to Deputy Director of Financial Administration in the Department of Finance, Matthew Branford, who recently appeared on the COVID-19 Roadmap to Recovery panel series Disaster Risk Financing, one such step is the establishment of a disaster risk financing strategy. The main objective of this strategy is to assess, reduce and manage fiscal risk due to disasters. So the strategic priorities for the Government Department of Finance is to build resilience for today and to secure our future by measurably and strategically reducing the fiscal disaster risk. And so we want to maintain a sound fiscal position because without having a good fiscal position, the impact of disasters on your resources are even doubled and so on. So develop cost-effective and accessible financing mechanism for immediate liquidity and liquidity becomes important every time there is a disaster because the requirement for financing for relief, recovery and reconstruction activities, this becomes very, very important. World Bank Group's Disaster Risk Management Specialist Mary Bohm highlighted the importance of disaster risk financing adding that a country must have in place plans for both pre- and post-disaster. Boh explained that the World Bank provides multiple instruments to aid in a country's response to disasters including grant financing and concession alone financing. We also have contingent emergency response components or CIRCs which are a flexible financing arrangement that's added to most World Bank projects meaning that if a crisis happens, the project can immediately reallocate resources to address that need. St. Lucia, for example, has been able to access two contingent emergency response components in response to its COVID-19 needs through its health systems strengthening projects as well as the aforementioned disaster vulnerability reduction projects. We also support CRIF in helping CRIF to keep its premium costs low and build more innovative projects and most importantly, in addition to grant and concessional financing we also offer a wealth of technical assistance to the region. Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility Chief Executive Officer Isaac Anthony indicated that while the CRIF currently provides insurance to governments it has been experimenting with offering insurance for individuals. Any individual whose livelihood is at risk from, let's say, some sort of natural hazard risk and so this particular initiative has had its own challenges I must admit. We've been working with, not just in Lucia but in Grenada, in Jamaica and more recently in Belize as well as Trinidad. But right now the project is now being restructured and to the extent that CRIF will now assume a leadership role within the region in terms of managing that project. So we think that in the next couple years that we will be able to offer a package that individuals will find sufficiently attractive to help them manage their risk. And that would complement very nicely some of what we are doing in terms of course, I've already mentioned course which is designed specifically for the Fisherfolk. The CEO added that farmers and Fisherfolk have been able to benefit from the CRIF in times of disaster. The country continues to make strides in building resilience against disasters including working towards the implementation and enforcement of a building code to ensure resilience. From the Government Information Service, I am General Norville. The Ministry of Health and Wellness has called on all inclusions to maintain a healthy lifestyle amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Testing results received on June 16, 2020 indicated 52 negative test results. A total of 1,447 tests have been carried out to date and the recorded number of confirmed cases remain at 19. 18 of those cases have fully recovered. The last positive case was recorded on June 4, 2020 making today the 13th consecutive day that all tests conducted have returned as negative. The Chief Medical Officer urges that as we continue to live and function well within the reality of a COVID-19 environment, protecting our health and well-being has renewed importance. Dr. Sharon Belmar George advises daily physical activity, increasing the daily intake of fresh fruits and vegetables, increasing water intake, reducing stress, avoiding the use of alcohol and do not smoking. These habits together help in building a strong immune system which will improve the ability to fight off not only COVID-19 infection but many other infectious diseases. Meantime, health officials are encouraging members of the public to become blood donors and Isiah Antwan tells us more. Following the observance of World Blood Donor Day, officials from the Ministry of Health continue to raise awareness about the global need for blood donation and how everyone can contribute. Safe blood transfusion can aid patients suffering from life-threatening conditions live longer and can be vital during medical and surgical procedures and emergencies of all kinds. Karen Lewis, Senior Medical Technologist at the St. Lucia Blood Bank Service explained that whilst safe blood transfusion can save the life of a recipient, it is also beneficial to the donor. Giving blood too is also important for the donor. It stimulates your bone marrow to produce red blood cells. Red blood cells are made naturally every 120 days. That's an automatic thing. When you do that, it stimulates your bone marrow to make new red blood cells, fresh new red blood cells which contains your nutrients, sugars, hormones circulated throughout the body to your different tissues and cells. For men in particular, it is very important for men to donate. With women, we have our monthly cycle so the excess iron in which blood contains, we get rid of that in other sense. For men in particular, since they do not have that, the excess iron sometimes is stored along the walls of the arteries of your liver and your heart. So men in particular have a higher chance at cardiovascular diseases and strokes. When men in particular donate every three months, that decreases the chances of those kind of conditions. Ms. Lewis noted that persons are eligible to donate blood from age 17 to age 70. The senior medical technologist made an appeal to the public to donate blood as the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a reduction in the number of voluntary donors. So now with COVID-19, we are limited and I should say seconded to OKEU only. We have not got that OK when we can go to different business places etc. So we cannot reach everybody, give them that personal one-on-one attention when we go to courts, when we go to digital, when we go to our standards chains, when we go to our churches. So most persons and right now, persons can come to donate at OKEU from the hours of 8.30am to 4pm. Make sure you have a solid breakfast. You can call us in Lucia Blood Bank Service at 4525430 or 285-9642 and you can also email us at slubloodbank at gmail.com All individuals coming to donate blood are reminded to wear a mask. From the Government Information Service, I am Anisia Antoine reporting. The Government of St Lucia for Invest St Lucia ISL is embarking on strengthening entrepreneurship among nationals with the introduction of the Business Incubator and Accelerator Program. Business incubation and acceleration have been acknowledged as one of the principal means of providing a comprehensive range of business support services that can contribute to the successful establishment of new micro and small enterprises and the growth of fledgling ones. Dave Headley, Project Coordinator of the St Lucia Business Incubator Program explains the rationale behind developing the Business Incubator Program. A lot of research and of course engagements have been done not only from a number of other key agencies within the ecosystem but as well as engagements with just a lot of entrepreneurs from a number of various sectors within St Lucia. Like you rightly said, starting off you really want that guidance and support. And like anything else, and I think Daniel pointed it out, he tapped into his savings. At that point, they might not have the financial resources. They need some kind of management training. They need that marketing support. They need HR advice. You would want to develop a marketing plan to get persons in the market to know about whatever products and services you're offering. So when we talk about the Business Incubator and providing that support these are some of the services that we're referring to. ISL has included the St Lucia Bureau of Standards, St Lucia Development Bank and the St Lucia Manufacturing Association on a task force that seeks to better assist entrepreneurs. We have engaged everybody who would have impacted or provide some kind of support or development to the entrepreneur at any development stage. So we are in dialogue. In the initial dialogues we got positive feedback. A lot of persons would have loved for the Incubator to be up and running. You hear the cries of the young entrepreneurs. But I can assure you that the engagement is across the board and it's really to strengthen all the key players to get that additional support that really will propel them. The project coordinator explained that with the new method of business operations due to COVID-19, the virtual aspect of the Incubator program is now of critical importance. Acting Commissioner of Police Milton Daisy has revealed that no police action will be taken against anyone who participated in the Black Lives Matter protest held here on Friday, 12 June. There were public concerns that participants would face arrests following the event, which was not authorized by the commissioner. Permission for the gathering was not granted due to the Emergency Order Act. There was a commander on the ground who saw the need to deal with it in the way that he dealt with it and communicated to reporters to the commissioner after. I know in a clip, I saw he said that we would explore every avenue which may be to arrest. But it remains that and the commissioner has taken a decision with that officer to indicate that I am satisfied with the way that he handled the situation and I call it the end of it. So I am not going to ask anybody to arrest any individual. However, I need persons to know that they committed an offense by not complying. Acting Police Commissioner Milton Daisy And this is NTN Nightly, up next, Primus Hutchinson with the NTN Nouvelle Aquial. Coronavirus? I am worried Gaza is only old people dying from that. Hold up, being young does not mean being safe. Yes, it's true that the elderly are at higher risk but anyone can get the virus. The effect is even worse if you have a chronic condition like hypertension, heart disease, lung disease and diabetes or weakness in your immune system. If you are living with these conditions, be extra careful. Wash your hands with soap and water. Use hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol when hand washing is not possible. Avoid touching your face. Take steps to boost your immunity through proper nutrition, exercise, rest and take your medication as prescribed. Limit being around people who have flu symptoms. Even close family members. Our health is in our hands. Together through simple actions, we can stop the spread of coronavirus. This message was brought to you by the Bureau of Health Education of the Ministry of Health and Wellness. Welcome back. We join Primus Hutchinson for the NTN Nouvelle Aquial. Monsieur Tarjanel, M.Departement de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université de l'Université. I'm President of Primus Hutchinson. série 6 Milton ... I'm about to explain the situation of the police, to be hotel member, to exceptional public in order to participate in the Trust and toünf Operation to help but it is not allowed here. So now we have to find permission to protest. The police have humiliated us. We have to make sure that the police take action because the protestation that we have to end this week is not allowed here. And now we have to find a way to stop the result of the corona virus. The police chief has to be able to approve the application for the public to protest. As I said before, we have to find a way to stop the protest. We have to find a way to stop the police from protesting because the police are not allowed here. So we have to find a way to stop the protest between the people who protest and the police because the police are not allowed to serve the people. So we have to command the authorities who are the ones who are doing well to make sure that the police don't have to do this to bring the parts of the people here and to stop the protest. The police are not allowed here. We have to find a way to stop the protest because the police are not allowed to do the public activity. And why do you participate in the action? Because the people who participate, they are not allowed here. So if they are not allowed here, they are not allowed to connect all the laws, they are not allowed here. But we have to find a way to do the research. We have to find a way to do the law under COVID-19, under the public order so that we know what we can do. And I also want to point out that the health care center on Sunday that the people who are protesting are not allowed here. The police are not allowed here. They are not allowed to go to the court. So they are not allowed here. So the police are not allowed to go to the court? They are not allowed to go to court. But the people who are here are not allowed to go to the bus or to the street. We are talking about the police who are doing the reverse operation that I have conducted and succeeded to get this done already. According to Kapoal and Edward, who are the paramedics and the police officers, in his Indian television description, two weeks have passed and the policemen have seized three boats and brought them to the court that they are allowed to go to the bus in France. According to Mr. O'François, these are the boats that are allowed to go to the court that they are allowed to go to the court. Kapoal and Edward have also brought for the year 2020 the journey of 20 people who lost their lives during the course of the year. Among them, three of whom I have found nine, who I have found nine of whom I have found in the summer and 20 of whom I have found in the criminal scene by two employees who are still investigating. Kapoal and Edward have also announced that the police division will be able to find the criminal revolver that was possible and assist the police division. Kapoal and Edward have also the police security facilities and three young men who have been trying to pass the law to the paramedics telephone, mobile, marijuana, paramedics. You have to try to do something in prison. But first of all, they have to be transported to the court. Kapoal and Edward have also the police division of the drug case that has already been carried out for the year 2020. You can find 74 or more Latin people with seven special operations including 64 amination pills for the year 2020. The police have 321 kilograms of marijuana 48.2 kilograms of cocaine and 6 grams of crack. The Office of Tourist Affairs has never been in court before to publish this letter to our country. The Office of Tourist Affairs and the Japanese government have published this letter to young people who have encouraged people to visit. But that is the only country in the world that has brought young people. International activities of the Ministry of Tourism have done like this to work to bring down this wave of COVID-19 very quickly through a campaign to address all the international and regional places and other initiatives. Activities that have reached millions of consumers through social media have activated the place through the service of the computer and the Ministry of Tourism. Activities of the Ministry of Tourism have also promoted the most popular of the Ministry of Tourism in a natural way and to tourists visit their destinations for vacancies. The video was very beautiful because of the mountains and the sea and the beautiful forest. The Ministry of Tourism has also declared that when COVID-19 comes after the coronavirus the tourists will be able to visit their vacancies in peace. The Ministry of Tourism has given the opportunity to be able to take responsibility for COVID-19 and the good news to implement the wave that has been made for everyone to live under COVID-19. The Ministry of Tourism has also made a video of the Ministry of Tourism that will be able to visit all the countries in the face of the tourist who have encouraged the foreigners to return and to establish a way for industrialistic necessities to support the citizens of the Pacific. And that's it. I wish you all the best, ladies and gentlemen. I thank you all the time for watching. I wish you all the best for the young people who have continued to pursue their lives with the help of the new Aquaeol. I wish you all the best for the young people. I wish you all the best. Thank you Apil Primus. And that brings us through the end of NTN Nightly. Join us next time at 7pm with a repeat at 7am. You can also catch up with us anytime on the Sinclusia Government Facebook page or YouTube channel. I am Janelle Norvel.


Hi, hi, so who are you? I'm from the scope company in Shenzhen. So here's scope scope and what do you show here? This is actually a six different showcase in which are made of some kits pieces of sensors and boards We offer these kits to students who learn computer programming And this is already the product of result made by some middle school students or high school students After they learn the STEM courses like programming and engineering they make these results something like AI and Some gesture sensors temperature testing some something like that By commuter programming. That's my temperature right now. Yes 28 that's not very positive. I hope I'm higher And so what does the scope do products you do here based on education products like tablets laptop and We also offer a smart classroom solution and overall solution. Where's the smart classroom solution like this? This is actually something like a class That is a monitor for teacher and these are some tablets for students. They are using the same Software this is the software we have something like that and controlled by the teacher All right, so there's a system that connects everything is connected We offer a solution because there are software hardware Teacher guidance and the courses. What is this? This is a laser cutting machine Also controlled by commuter programming and we also have ready-framing machine Nice and this is a kid Kid for sensors and all of this made something out there. Can we open this box? Let's have a look. Is this a real kid the everything that's included. Yes. All right, so have a look Bunch of stuff Right all this and then the kids can build something. Yes, also with the board Where's All right cool So where are your kids the kids are in China or everywhere in the world or everywhere? Yeah, mainly as for the two countries in South Africa South America and Asia Europe What's the most popular product here most popular is it the laptop? Yes, it's a laptop portable monitor portable screen education tablets and touchscreen It can be a laptop Do you have a great price for like a kid's laptop like this? Not expensive. It's good. It's not very expensive and the specification It can be customized and the specific price is up to the things you want So it's called the n118 with the is the model of this with the n4 100 so it's $100. No, I'm joking. No, no depends. All right, so let's check around here What is this? Yes, it's also a experiment box for students who are who just start to learn computer programming and this is a board that we created and Design a board which can visualize the results and the result of consumer computer programming and Make it more funny What's the CPU in here? What's the processor you use? Is it we call it a baby board the main board the main board that we developed It's use AI Python. This is Arduino. I don't know. I don't see us. You use the Arduino in there I do you know who knows? So that's the brain. Yes. All right, and here's a choice for the advanced parts And this is also a board with different sensors Connected this one with this one or so with your computer can learn how to control different sensors And then you can put different kids together to be to make these more projects like like something like on a wall Can use this one? This is a It's also some sensors pieces of sensors connect it with this Lego piece something like Lego pieces then you can make a car and Try to make a car move through computer programming VV board All the different parts here and the VV board has a VV board CPU What is the CPU It's got some CPU there. All right And there's a lot of USB ports This is something really cool is a digital experiment box Which means some dangerous experiments can be conducted via this machine Dangerous. Yes dangerous experiment for some students is it's not suitable for them to do some dangerous experiment, but through this machine it can be done Wow in a digital way Digital yes, and they can they can test Different boxes they can test this injection. Yes, and that's dangerous Chemistry biology All right, and there I see another VV board AI artificial intelligence VV board. Yes, so this is what's in the VV board Why are you based your company? Shenzhen so how old is company making this kind of product 30 years 30 years working in Education education area. Wow, so many many of the guys and girls here They come from schools that use a scope. Yes technology. Yes all thanks to you that they're so So smart. All right. What is this board here? This board is connected with this board screen.  It's just something like computer to teach you how to start to use the How to say sort of develop things in a very basic And it could be a ARM Cortex a 53 quad core potentially That's kind of like the architecture potentially what you you have you have all kinds I guess yes And this is in a shenzhen to the customers also we can offer everything shown in a picture something like lab or something maker space some engineering rooms like that Everything cool. Thanks a lot. Do you have like competition where the best students win the price and stuff like that? Best students, right? I guess the schools can make the competition, right? Yes Well, we also have cooperation relationship with some education department in Thailand, Brazil


I hope everybody out there is having a fantastic time. So today's video I wanted to show you a brand new part that we got for Frostbite and we got hooked up from Splab Auto Parts. They hooked us up with a brand new part to put on Frostbite to see if it will help out. Theory has it that this part can go either way for the way we're going to use it. But anyway, enough said, let's see what it is. So what we got is a 8 psi wastegate. And for many of you guys that don't know, wastegates are typically used on turbo applications. We're not running a turbo, we're running a centrifugal supercharger on Frostbite. But there is many people running a wastegate on a supercharger. And it more or less works the same way and does the same thing. But the object guys, and here is the wastegate. This thing is massive. It is an absolute beast. It's almost every bit as big as the blow off valve from Torx Storm. This thing is huge. It is not rinky dink by no means. It is a nice size wastegate. So that said, again, this is an 8 psi spring wastegate. And what that means is when we build up to 8 psi on the supercharger or 8 psi boost, this spring is going to basically open the valve and it's going to leak out any extra boost. So the idea behind a wastegate is if we set it at 8 psi and it tries to make any more boost, it's going to waste out that extra boost and try to keep us at the 8 psi. Now the idea we have with this is we can install this. And as you guys know, we're currently running about 7.5 psi right now on the Torx Storm supercharger on the stock block 5.7 motor. We're still on stock pistons and all of that. And 8 psi is typically about the limit for longevity if you're running boost on a stock 5.7. So the idea guys is if we install this, it's going to be 8 psi is roughly what we should peak at, but this is going to allow us to run a much smaller pulley. And what that's going to do is we're going to build boost super fast. We will build that 8 psi much quicker. And then what's going to happen is when it tries to go over boost, this wastegate will bleed off anything past 8 psi. So basically in theory, this should give us a tremendous amount of down low torque because we're going to build a build boost faster, much quicker off the line. And then we should be able to hold the 8 psi in theory down the track. Now I have seen some videos where people tried this idea on superchargers running on a dyno. And per the dyno, they did pick up pretty good gains down low and mid range, which makes sense.  Now what I did see is it looked like on the top end of the dyno, they actually was losing some power. And that could be due to, you know, it's bleeding out more than it should. Not really sure. You know, there's a lot of mixed reviews, a lot of people say they work great, a lot of people say they really didn't do anything for them. But what I can't find is some actual track data. As in, you know, somebody put this on, they had some before they installed one of these track times and some after track times. So what I'm curious is if we install the smaller pulley that I have from Torx Storm and we install this 8 psi wastegate from Splab, I'm thinking we're going to pick up some tremendous down low power. Right off the line, mid range, we should see a big significant increase in power and, you know, just getting the truck moving. Now what happens when we start peaking at our shifts and we hit that 8 psi? I don't know. You know, are we going to lose any power? Is the gains down low and mid range going to take over the small loss that we might see right at peak power when we hit the 8 psi? I don't know. But idea, we're going to install it, we're going to find out. We should answer some questions for anybody else looking into this idea and we'll have some actual track data, not a dyno, you know, a couple of passes on the dyno or whatever. You know, to be honest, dyno's are absolutely trash to me. I don't care about dyno's. To me, I think they're worthless except for tuning your car on the dyno as a tool.   As far as seeing power numbers and everything, I don't care. Most of the time, what you're going to see on the dyno is probably nowhere near what you actually make. It's going to be pretty far off. It may be close, who knows, but a lot goes into dynoing.  Do they run it in the right gear? You know, do they run it through the power band correctly? There's a lot that goes into dynoing and most of the time it's a fail. Most of the time the vehicle just doesn't get operated correctly on the dyno and there's some times that vehicles just don't work good on the dyno. Some vehicles work much better on the dyno than other vehicles. Best test, take your car, take your truck, take your vehicle to the track.  You know, most of these tracks have a weight scale.  And that's honestly, I think, much more accurate than putting it on a dyno. Again, too many things go into the dyno. So that's what we're going to do. We're going to run this thing. We're going to try it. We're going to run it on the track. We're going to see what happens. But again, this wastegate looks absolutely awesome. If you're interested in this wastegate from Splab, I will have the link in the description of this video. So go check it out. Click on it. Take you right to the store so you can find it. And this thing's not super expensive. It's a very, very hefty looking, filling wastegate for the money. I was going to bring my tools here to actually test this and show you guys how it worked, what the spring actually opened up to and everything. And honestly, I forgot the tools. I'll probably do another video on this thing showing the actual test of when this valve opens with pressure on it. I will tell you, when I tested this valve, it literally started to crack at about 8 psi, maybe just a smudge past it. But it did not open too early, which is a no-go, a lot of cheap ones, some that don't work very good. You know, it might say it has an 8 psi spring in it, and it actually starts to crack the spring or the valve open at like 6.5 or 6 psi. Not very good. You know, if that happens, because you're obviously not going to make the boost that you want, you obviously don't want one that's bad on the other end where you're trying to get an 8 psi wastegate and it don't crack open until 10. This one is very, is very accurate, is right at the 8 psi mark. It started to bleed open, and I feel good in that. So again, I'm going to try, I've been super busy. I'm going to try to get this thing installed within the next week or two, and get some test data on it, see if it helps, and it should help somebody else out there. So heck yeah, guys, there you go, check it out. Super clean, nice finish, again, I'm very impressed with this wastegate. There is also a few different colors available. I chose the blue one, I think they had a red one, if I'm not mistaken. I believe they had a silver one, I can't, I honestly can't remember, but I know there was I think a red and a blue, and I went with the blue one. But again, I'm super stoked on this, as I want to get some data on this and see if the theory works well with the supercharger. So that is that. Other thing I want to kind of give you guys a sneak peek on, not going to show you yet, but also from Splab Auto Parts, we have some more parts that I am super excited to get installed. This is going to basically dress up the engine bay tremendously. Not going to take them out of the box yet, that will be another video, but maybe a sneak peek, y'all can take some guesses, but these things are super sick. I can't wait to get these things installed, can't wait to show you guys. Video coming up very soon, and with that said, what's in this box guys, we'll replace something on Frostbite, and I think I'm going to give away those items. So when we get these installed, I'm going to give away the old items, and I'm sure somebody's going to want them, as they're very awesome. I got to hook up through Joey Blodgio at Hot Damn Racing on the items that I'm probably going to give away. So stay tuned, make sure you're subscribed to have a chance to win those items when we get the new ones installed. So stay tuned, make sure you hit that subscribe button so you don't miss nothing. Hit that like button, don't forget to share the videos as much as possible guys, and we will see you on the next one.