Hey everyone, Jameel from the work from Anywhere Accelerator here and we're back with another student interview Today with Garrett. I'm gonna let him go ahead and introduce himself But he's had a really awesome win really awesome quick win that we're gonna talk about And dive into more detail on but I don't want to share too much yet. Why don't you go ahead and introduce yourself? How's it going guys? Yeah, my name is Garrett Navarrette. I'm based here out of Denver, Colorado Been doing the WFA here now for probably two Two months now A little background on myself. I graduated from Colorado State University with a marketing degree back in 2013 After graduating had a couple different jobs one in a big corporation type setting one with a small business So just doing different things with the different companies, but I found this opportunity Like I said just like two or three months ago and it was something that I've definitely kind of been wanting to do I was tired of working for for other people and Making a bunch of other people a bunch of money, you know Kind of wanted to go on my own and and figure out how I can generate income and live the life that I've always wanted So that's just a little background on me awesome So why don't you tell everybody a bit about how you came across WFA how you came across Christian? What you know, what brought you into the fold there? So it's funny actually I kept seeing the ads that you guys made for WFA You know seeing Christian on the beach with his computer and he's like work from anywhere in the world or You know that that sort of thing and I'd seen those ads for several months because Working remotely is always something that I wanted to do and I guess it just yeah, whatever triggered me to be a part of that Advertisement focus the audience targeting. I was in that and saw the ads for For several months and then one day clicked on it watch the you know kind of the hour intro what it's about and Just kind of took the leap after that I saw everything that was presented and it seems legit and Yeah, it was it was definitely a leap of faith I definitely was hesitant at first But it's like you know what nothing's gonna change until I make a change myself and just went for it So yeah, just took the next step signed up and just started going through all the process you guys laid out for me awesome So when you joined in What were some of the first steps that you took when you joined? Because I know a lot of folks kind of get overwhelmed with the sheer amount of info that's in there And some of them like to go ahead and like jump around at all But what what we're like those first few steps when you joined in and you're like, okay now I got access What was your path from there? Right? So I got access and for me. I'm the type of person that likes to know like what's going on before just Going with it. So I know like when you first sign up it says Like do this on facebook start training your facebook to you know, kind of align with what you're wanting to do I didn't take those first steps. I really just wanted to go through the entire course Just kind of like no that way, you know, I know what I'm talking about once I do start talking to clients So yeah, I really just wanted to get a feel for everything and know exactly what was going on So I took I went through every single module one by one I think I spent probably At least an hour at least an hour every single day for a week or two To get through all those modules So I went through all the modules That way I got a basis of like, okay. Is this something that you I just wanted to get the knowledge of everything to get that baseline. So got through that felt comfortable with it So I started doing things From module one and you know started to kind of implement that So things were kind of slow after that, you know, it was like it is a little bit Overwhelming when you first join in Tons of information you're taking a lot of things in you're learning a bunch of different things So but I when I when I started taking that the first steps in module one Wasn't really getting the results Or like I felt like I was not doing everything I could and then I remembered that there was that 14 Day challenge the quantum leap challenge. I was like, oh, yeah, that was presented at the very beginning Um, I'll just check that out and see what's going going on there and see if I can't get a faster jump So I signed up for that the 14 day challenge did that and grinded that out for for the 14 days and literally After that 14th day, I got my first client So I went from from I signed up And went through the whole all the modules got got a grasp of everything. It's like, okay Yeah, I could I could definitely do this then started implementing things here and there didn't see the results and then So I do the 14 day challenge did that and then yeah, everything clicked after that Nice, we're we're going to come back to that but What was your background in marketing digital marketing things like that like did you have any background or foundation there? Um, is that why you decided to go through all the all the program first just to kind of get your footings or Yeah, so as I mentioned, um, I did graduate from Colorado State University in 2013 with a marketing degree And I've I've done different marketing things for different companies And it's all it's all mostly been sales like marketing to promote sales. So for the last six seven years I've mainly just been doing sales for for different industries um So that's like the background I had in marketing, um in sales, but I never had done Any of like the facebook stuff hadn't done any of the digital marketing Um, you know, I've I've done a little bit of the seo for different companies But that was really the extent of my digital marketing. Um, so yeah, I really did not have Really any clue how to go about doing it, which is kind of crazy, you know, you graduate From college you spend, you know thousands and thousands of dollars per year and I'm still paying off my student loans now And that's great, you know, you get a little piece of paper that says hey, you can do different things But I I didn't learn anything about digital marketing from college or anything like that everything that's been implemented Um, you know since taking the course has all been learned from the course So there's been a little bit of uh overlap with just the sales aspect of things You know when you're talking with clients on the phone, um and doing sales in that nature So I'm a little bit probably maybe more comfortable with someone who's never done sales Or digital marketing just in the sense that you know, I'm used to talking with people doing sales But as far as my my digital marketing knowledge, I really I was starting basically from from scratch, you know square one. So um, yeah, most of everything that we're implementing In doing through the wfa was all learned in wfa True so Yeah, let's circle back to that That first client that you mentioned there. So, uh, you know after taking the 14 day challenge, you had yet a nice Run through on wins there. So why don't you tell us a bit more about uh, but what that first client looks like what those What that process looked like at the end of the 14 day challenge where you ended up getting on a call with them and actually closing them Yeah, absolutely. So um, like I said took all the steps just did everything day by day with the 14 day challenge. Um, and it was all it's all basically Encompassing the the plant harvest method, right?  It sounds dumb, but like literally just doing everything you guys said to do You know, I changed my my facebook profile Framed it to be more of a digital marketing expert and then I joined probably 40 to 50 different groups, you know, I had requested to join probably a hundred groups But only end up getting into around four year 50 And it was all within the the different niches that I I was thinking that I would thrive in so I chose real estate roofing chiropractic Um, those were the kind of the top three that I was I was targeting. So just joined all the groups within that niche and Once I got in the groups just really just wanted to start adding value to people And yeah, just started creating posts Uh examples of what what you guys had kind of said in the 14 challenges day challenges to do Um start creating posts starting conversations Just go through every single day and that's what it takes is going through every single day commenting on people's posts, uh that they've made, you know, just asking questions And generally just being super curious about people's businesses and how they go about Generating business for themselves. Um, so once once I started like creating that conversation People, you know, started perking their ears up and like, oh, who's this guy and Then I started posting some of the the example results that you know, you you provided um from from your mini funnels and in campaigns and It really just started framing me as the expert, which was awesome because eventually People started reaching out to me. Um, and that's where that this first client actually came from He uh, he reached out to me. He commented on one of my posts That I'd made and then sent me a private message and it was like, you know, dude, we like we need to talk like I'm super interested and um, yeah, we ended up getting on the phone and um Um, yeah, he was just like cool. Yeah, this sounds great. Let's do it and that was it So it just kind of happened from there. He ended up, um, that client ended up What he like saw everything I was doing and he got super gung-ho about doing it himself So after the first month, he was like, you know, I think I can do this and um at the end of the day I was like cool man. Like yeah, I'm I'm just here to help And that's how I was framing all of my conversations. Like I'm not here to sell you anything I'm not here To push anything on you like literally at the end of the day. I just want to help you grow your business And um, so he was super super appreciative of that and he wanted to go on his own But he gave me a couple referrals of other guys that might be Wanting to do something like this. So yeah, um, that that was kind of how that that first client came about and then Just doing the same thing day and day and day out Going and posting on people's comments asking questions within different groups Things like that and then people just just start reaching out to you shortly after I got that first client Like a week later. I had another Uh potential client come in. He was a real estate agent here in Colorado And he had been seeing all my posts and he was like, hey man, like I've been using Zillow and paying thousands of thousands of dollars in Zillow and Trulia and things like that and I don't I don't get any leads So we had a conversation and um, he was like Yeah, I would rather much You know pay for your services and work with you as opposed to, you know, just Throwing money at at Zillow and hoping something lands. Um, so I just started that client within this last week So I'm hoping to start generally generating a ton of leads for him but Yeah, it all stems from just just doing everything in that 14 day challenge going into All the groups once you join, you know The groups and within your niche and really just starting conversations and Again, not Where I found success was not Trying to sell anybody and not trying to sell like you or sound like you have a sales pitch or anything like that All about you like I'm just here to add value in and when I got on call I've probably had 30 different sales calls So out of the 30, you know landed two clients within within those 30 and every single time I start that conversation on the phone It's like, hey man, like I just want to learn more about your business how this phone call is going to go Is just I'm just going to ask you some different questions get a feel for where you're at And at the end of the conversation if it sounds like something I I can help you with and I'll let you know If it sounds like it's something I can't help you with and I'll let you know that too because at the end of the day I'm not trying to sell you on anything. I really am just here to help Nice Yeah, I think that's a really big A really big differentiate differentiation factor that a lot of folks Didn't take out of the 14 a challenge, but I tried to harp on it as much as I could Right.  They're there to learn they're there to see if there is a fit They're there not to just judge and You know make immediate decisions in their head and it's it's a night and day thing. Absolutely Um Yeah, it's absolutely phenomenal. Yeah, it's exactly right. It is a night and day thing when when you're just there to add value because I would say just being in sales too Or you know, like I said, I've been doing sales for the last six or 70 years If you go in with the mindset of I'm going to sell this person like oh, this is going to be a deal That's going to come off in the conversation And they're going to be reluctant to work with you because you just have that vibe to you like oh This guy's just trying to sell me But if you just it's that it's that simple simple change of your mindset like I'm not here to sell anybody I'm just here to help in any way I can answer questions And and see where it goes from there and ultimately that you know, that's gonna create the best relationship And if that person does end up being a client You already have that basis of trust in in the foundation of that relationship. So Everything just goes so much smoother after that 100% yeah, it makes all the difference um awesome, so What would be your best piece of advice? For someone who maybe hasn't yet got their first client or their first trial Um and is new to the program Uh, based I mean based on the path that you've gone through. I mean you're two months in You uh went through the program you consumed it all first Went through and started taking action and then dove into the challenge to kind of accelerate things Out of all that what would be your best piece of advice for someone who's new to it all? um I think and this is gonna sound lame maybe or dumb but like literally just do what you guys say to do It's it's as simple as that. Um, I mean I won't lie. There there was a couple days, you know where I felt defeated and like You know, I'm sitting at home working from home now and like you sit on facebook all day And it's not like you're not doing anything. You know, you're you're Commenting on people's posts and and responding to people and trying to start conversations And there were a couple days where I didn't get any feedback whatsoever Um, but it's all about just just keep doing it You know, it's a daily thing if you if you give up on on one day, then You're not going to make it you just have to keep keep going So yeah, simple as it sounds it. It's literally just do put in the work put in the work Do what you guys say to do take the steps and and just follow follow the steps It's it's pretty much that simple You know just just doing it and then I guess the only other piece of advice and we kind of just talked about this but Just framing yourself as like I'm here to help like You're you're doing this you want to get into this business To help other people that should be your mindset is I'm here to add value It shouldn't be like oh, I'm going to get rich quick or Anything like that because otherwise you're not in the right mindset You're going to fail But if you just put in the work daily and have the mindset of I'm here to add value to people and carry that mindset into all of your You know potential client calls That's my best piece of advice I could give is because you're just going to get so much better response with that mindset and then You might have not be starting the conversations or have the feedback you want right away on one day But you know you keep doing the work in the next day and two days later. You'll get that feedback guaranteed Make sense Yeah, and I think one thing one thing you you called out there and kind of glossed over a little bit Is the idea of showing up every day to it? Yeah That by far and away is a big thing that most folks Don't do Right, they do the activity and then they're like, okay. It's a weekend I'm not going to do anything on saturday and sunday and then they come back to it And then they're they're kind of wondering like why isn't there any activity on monday huesy wednesday thursday? Right, but it might all come in on friday. It's because The continuous nature of it and showing up every day to it that consistency is huge 100 it's it's everything. I mean it really is It really is everything Because I'll say, you know, I'll go in on into different groups and comment on people's Posts or and whatnot and most people don't respond that day or even maybe the next day, but it's like two days later They see your comment on their post They'll check it out and then that leads them to go to your page And and check out what you're doing and if you haven't done anything to your page Or taking the steps to add value just like on your your page daily or creating videos or whatever They're not going to take you seriously But you know if you are taking those steps every single day then you do have that stuff on your page You do have those posts where you are adding value And then they can go and see like within the group that you're starting conversations with other people And it really just frames you as that expert and If you didn't take the steps and do it day by day, you wouldn't have any of that to back you And yeah, things things don't happen right away. So it's it's really just staying consistent and that was tough You know Committing to that but that's honestly what I did. I didn't take a day off for For oh, and I still haven't taken a day off I work every single day even if it is just for 20 30 minutes You know going in into different groups and just doing different things but I'll try to spend a minimum of two hours a day On this every single day and that's I'm reaping the benefits. So yeah guys, it's it's all about just put it in the work and staying consistent that is I would say 80 to 90 percent of the battle 100 and I mean, yeah, you know, you don't always have to do two hours But like you said, if you do 20 minutes on on the weekends, but then you're back in an hour or two hours on the weekdays That that makes a difference. You just got to you know, show up that little bit of time and keep the consistent actions That's Absolutely epic advice So that's absolutely phenomenal It is there anything else you want to leave anybody with in case somebody wants to Get in touch. Maybe it has a referral for you Anything you want to leave them with and how to get in touch? Oh, yeah, I mean for me guys, I've talked with a couple people within The group wfa and people just asking me questions and things I've learned and I'm more than happy to help anybody answer Any questions? Because not only do I want to be value to my potential clients and my future clients But you know, I want to be just add value to anyone I can possible So if anybody has any questions for me, you want to reach out you can find me on facebook Again, my name is garret navaret g a r r e t t navaret n a v a r e t t e Anybody could shoot me a message anytime If you want to schedule a call, you know, I'm happy to get on a call and answer questions Anybody, uh, but yeah, I That's the biggest piece of advice I have for for anybody is just take these steps Listen to jameel and christian and just do everything and Reach out when you do need help because there's definitely been times where I've needed help in jameel I super appreciate you man. You have been So tremendously helpful for me. There's been a couple times where I got stuck on on the technical side of things But I think that's just what it comes down to guys is Helping everyone else, you know I think when when you help others grow you only grow yourself There's not a finite piece of the pie where if you're helping someone else you're losing out on yourself Um, so I'm all about helping anyone and everyone I can so anyone feel free to reach out to me and I'll be there for you Awesome. Awesome. Appreciate you taking the time and uh, Definitely, uh, thanks for uh for sharing all that advice. It's absolutely phenomenal. Yeah, I absolutely know again Thank you to you and christian and everything you guys have done as well This has been a game changer in my life in my career and I'm just at the beginning and Already seen success so I cannot wait to see uh, what the next year two years three years looks like for me Awesome. All right


Man, baseball needs to get rid of the drop third strike rule. Here's the rule. If a catcher fails to catch a ball on the third strike and first base is open, or there are two outs, then the batter becomes a runner. In other words, if a pitcher throws a filthy pitch like a curveball in the dirt and gets the batter to swing on the third strike, or if the catcher for whatever reason drops the ball, the batter has the chance to be safe at first base. So the pitcher gets penalized for doing his job well, that literally makes zero sense. There's not even a reason for this rule, it doesn't even serve a purpose. Why should the pitcher get penalized for fooling a batter? Also, rarely do players who run to first base actually make it to the bag. More often than not, they don't run or barely get out of the batter's box by the time the catcher tags them, or throws the ball to first base. No one has time for that, just like you probably don't have time to watch this entire video.  Now it's four. Things change and for the better. Could you imagine a game like that today? You're racing this rule to go unnoticed by most people and could possibly help the game shorter. And that's my stance on why baseball needs to drop this rule.


I'm here with Ilka Tumi, who is going to be our keynote speaker on day three of the Eden 2019 conference here in Bruges. Ilka, I'll be fascinating to hear what your keynote speech themes will be about. Yeah, it's going to be interesting, because I'm trying to cover both the big picture and a bit more about the detail. So I'm going to talk about artificial intelligence and the transformation of education, looking how the 20th century educational systems are being changed because of wider use of technology, digital technologies, and specifically artificial intelligence. So I'm looking at the kind of future of work and transformation of social and economic structures. And in that context, I'm trying to see how education can respond to those demands that will be important in the future. So that's the kind of big picture. So I'm also saying that the devil is in the big picture. On the other hand, I'm talking about the detail, because you also need to understand what these things that we call artificial intelligence, what they really do. There's a lot of newspaper articles. There's a lot of kind of hype around this. There are huge policy pressures to do something about AI. European Commission is now planning to gear up the annual investment in artificial intelligence to 20 billion euros. And they are investing a lot of money. All different continents are doing the same thing today. And everyone is saying that this is the biggest thing since the invention of electricity or oil. Or I even heard UNESCO director saying that this is the biggest change in human history since the Paleolithic time. So there's certainly huge expectations, kind of policy level expectations. And we, of course, have all read and seen Hollywood movies. We have read science fiction and seen Hollywood movies. So we kind of think that we know what AI is. And we project these imagined AIs to the future and think that everything is going to be different. It's very important to understand what these systems actually do. So they are very limited systems. They can do very interesting things, but only very few interesting things. So in a way there is a kind of cumbrian explosion currently going on that some very simple basic principles are being applied in very many different areas. And you get really exciting kind of outcomes. You can see Mona Lisa speaking and talking and you can do fake news and you can do all kinds of simulated humans reading news reports. You have robots that are able to jump and dance and you have all these kinds of exciting things and cars and autonomous vehicles that can drive on their own. So it seems that there is a lot of happening, but the underlying technologies are really very few and only kind of specialized. So what I'm going to also talk tomorrow is about the relation of learning theories to this AI. So artificial intelligence in name is about intelligence. So for learning theorists and educators it's actually quite interesting that what these guys mean by intelligence. On the other hand the current hype in artificial intelligence is about what people call machine learning. And again the word learning is there. So it's kind of interesting to see what kind of learning happens in these systems. You talk about autonomous vehicles, you talk about Mona Lisa talking. These are things that are very entertaining and very good in terms of getting us around the world and so on. But what about education? What aspects of AI can we apply to education? Well there are very many applications already currently and obviously because artificial intelligence is high on all agendas now. Many digital technologies are sold currently as artificial intelligence. I mean it's difficult to sell anything to schools in the next couple of years without claiming that it has some kind of artificial intelligence. The problem of course has always been that for teaching technology never is an answer. So it's a combination of teaching practices with kind of material tools and things that make teaching possible. So whether it's blackboard or whether it's a textbook. And what we are currently doing with AI tend to be solutions to the kind of current problems in teaching. So for instance one area which is very popular is automatic assessment of exams and tests. Because currently we do teaching for tests quite a lot. So in many countries it is really very important socially to succeed in tests. High stakes testing is a big thing. But it's only in some countries. So it also should be understood that the ways that we use these technologies are very different in different cultures and different contexts. There's a certain Ray Kurzweil who talks about the singularity event when we get to the point where supercomputers become more powerful than we are. Do you think we'll ever reach that point in our history? Well we have supercomputers where they called that. The answer to that question is actually quite illustrative I would say. Because if you look the learning models that current AI systems this kind of data driven or deep learning models use. They are from learning theory point of view they are what we call associative learning models. These are something that all living beings actually use. So these are low level learning processes that are possible for insects and pigeons and rats and so forth. And that's the only area where the current AI systems this data driven AI systems work or operate. So they should be called artificial instincts and the learning models are really similar to what biological kind of beings develop during millions of years or thousands of years. So they are kind of reflexes and the learning models are purely behavioristic. They are like thorn like or skinner type of models. They are really that's the level where they operate and they cannot move beyond that. There is another kind of artificial intelligence which is very often used in education. I mean for the last 30 years most of AI in education has been on what people call symbolic AI or expert system based approaches where you represent knowledge and then you match these basically so that you can do let's say intelligent tutoring systems or something like that. So the symbolic AI is a different animal and it's not on the newspapers today. The thing that you see today is data driven AI which is this kind of very primitive instinctive learning model. Symbolic AI is a bit more complicated. That's something that theorists like Piaget maybe was talking about. Conceptual development, conceptual models, cognitive science is very much for focusing on that during the last decades. What we don't see today is the higher level cultural learning and that's the area where like Vygotsky or Paolo Freire maybe would be talking about how culture makes us, how we learn from the more culturally kind of competent adults, languages, conceptual systems, sciences, cultural behaviors, social practices. That is a level where currently AI simply does not exist. And the Freirean question about how we actually change the society through learning, that's obviously something that is nowhere visible today. Do you think we'll ever get there? Is this something that we will ever achieve with machine learning? Well, if you say that an insect can learn something quite complicated behaviors using associative approaches, you can climb up to some extent. But learning theorists like Vygotsky from the 1920s already emphasized the point that there is a qualitative change when we become competent humans. He was kind of comparing like learning in apes or primitive cultures and non-primitive cultures in the 1920s, which meant cultures where you have conceptual systems like sciences and so forth. So these are cultural artifacts in a way, cultural systems of meaning and we learn them in social processes and that's something that you cannot do instinctively. So that is an area where the current kind of technical architectures of AI in my view cannot achieve. So that's a level of meaning. We can do kind of behavioristic reflex type of responses to changes in the environment. That's what the current systems can do to some extent. But to create those environments and to operate in meaningful worlds, that's something that current systems cannot do. That's the area of learning, of human learning. Okay, it's been fascinating talking to you about AI in the future and education of course. Thank you very much.


This paper discusses the use of computerized adaptive testing, CAT, in an educational electronic environment at maritime higher education institutions. It compares CAT with traditional testing methods, evaluates the presence of problems in the educational process, and assesses the level of control and learning outcomes. Examples of activities to form communicative competencies of future maritime professionals are also discussed. The paper concludes that CAT has a positive effect on the development of communicative competencies of future ship engineers. Further investigation into the use of CAT in maritime education establishments could involve the use of simulation technologies such as virtual, augmented, and mixed reality. This article was authored by Alina S. Dihaliva, Igor V. Gritzuk, Alina Waikonova, and others.


The Forsage Act Agritarism Park will provide an avenue for local and international tourists to experience a high-quality value chain from the soil to the palette. The initiative aims to create employment and encourage sustainable management of natural resources, while providing visitors with an authentic cultural and gastronomic experience. The review of the Agritarism Park assessed the progress made towards the development of setting clear objectives and actions for its establishment and opening. Parliamentary representative for Souffre Honourable Emma Hippolit emphasized the importance of community engagement in ensuring the success of the Agritarism Initiative. I accept the view that Forsage Act is replete with natural and cultural assets, worthy of providing with a special management status to ensure that its resources are conserved, sustainably used and protected. And though I recognize the challenges, I also recognize the opportunities that such an initiative presents for addressing both biodiversity and economic issues. And the avenue it provides for community empowerment through participation in planning and co-management of these resources. In accordance with the mandate of the Department of Forestry's Ecotourism and Environmental Education Program, as well as the Sustainable Land and Forest Management Efforts, several initiatives will be carried out under the project, including slope stabilisation, upgraded trails and improved water quality in water sheds. Chief Forestry Officer Olo Indonaly has been working closely with the Forsage Act Development Committee to provide all the necessary support to ensure the project's success, whilst also protecting St Lucia's natural resources. The forest, as we know, we also manage it for critical protection of water sheds. It's one of our foremost functions and that we have to continue as well. So in addition to creating the opportunities for livelihoods, we continue to manage for the water resource as well. According to the Minister for Tourism Investment, Creative Industries, Culture and Information, Honourable Ernest Hiller, the project builds on the foundation of the recently passed Community Tourism Development Bill, which expands opportunities for local residents to earn additional income and provides a channel for direct marketing to consumers. The Forsage Act Agritarism Park is scheduled to open later this year and will be managed by the Forsage Act Development Committee. From the Communications Unit of the Ministry of Agriculture, I am Anicia Antoine reporting.


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Or at the economy, adding 138,000 jobs in May, expectations were for 185,000. Here now is Joe Stadel, a capital markets economist at JPMorgan private banks. So Joe, what do you make of the numbers? Quite a miss here in consensus. Yeah, it's definitely below expectations, especially with the revisions. There's about 60,000 off for March and April. Not a good report to see, but I'd caveat it a little bit. One, the unemployment rate still fell from 4.4 to 4.3. It only takes about 100,000 jobs a month to lower the unemployment rate. So you're still running at a rate in the jobs market that it is putting downward pressure on the unemployment rate. And to be honest with you, the jobs market has been running really hot now, unusually hot for this stage of the business cycle. We've been above 200K for a while now. Now that wages are rising and we're sort of at the latter stages of the business cycle, you would expect some transition away from job growth towards business investment as the cost of labor rises. So the market's probably going to treat it as negative, but as an economist, I don't think it's that negative when you look at the underlying numbers. But what does this mean for the Federal Reserve and their June meeting? Because we're also seeing a softening of inflation data and now to have sort of a soft jobs report two weeks before the Fed meeting. I think some investors would think that it puts that Fed rate hike in June in limbo. There's definitely a conundrum for the Fed. It's not going to affect June. June's already priced in. They've already communicated it to the market. They're very likely going to hike in June. I think for the next hike, we are base cases in December, but to be fair, there's less conviction there because of core inflation moderating. Wage growth is still kind of moving sideways at 2.5%. So there's not this evidence that the labor market is overheating. So why would the Fed continue to hike if they have inflation mandate? There is a conundrum coming up for the Fed, but it's more towards the end of the year, not for June. Okay, and wage growth, like you mentioned, is up 2.5% year over year as of this month. So it's stuck in the spot we've been in for months now. You also said that the report might be viewed as negative for the markets, but what do you make of where we are right now in stocks? I mean, record highs in the broad indexes. It seems a little bit scary that perhaps a crash is coming. What do you think? No, I don't think so. I think most of the reflation from Trumponomics has been faded. If you look at underlying earnings in the market, they've been robust. Q1 earnings came out really solidly. It's more a reflection of the global cyclical upturn in manufacturing and international trade than any hope surrounding policy. I don't think the market's significantly overvalued at all here in the US. That said, multiples aren't going to rise significantly from here. So more tactically, we're kind of looking outside the US right now for the more impetus of growth. It's more Europe and emerging markets than in the US. But we still like US and we're telling investors not to fear the US. It's just that the gains from here are going to be less muted compared to the past. Yeah, well, and what sectors here in the US are you still telling clients to look at? It's obviously technology. Tech earnings were really solid in Q1. They continue to be really solid. We like energy here. I mean, oil has pulled off a lot and energy stocks are a lot down. So it's very tactical to look at energy. And then healthcare is a secular earnings driver. So it continues to be a demographic story and a healthcare innovation story. So those are the three that we look at in the US. All right, Joe Sato, we appreciate your analysis. Thanks for joining us. Thank you. All right, I'm Scott Gamm and you're watching The Street.


So, one thing that I work with is climate change a lot, of course, and just some of the statistics and numbers are kind of staggering, and if you can put that in economic terms as well, if you can frame it in dollars and cents, you're going to have the attention of a lot of policy makers a lot more effectively than if it were just numbers. Other thing we can do is simple lifestyle changes if we have the means to do so. One thing is taking reusable shopping bags to the shopping market, combining trips to the grocery store, doing simple things like that, taking shorter showers. I currently live in San Francisco, California is in the middle of a drought. We hear about water saving use all the time, and not just water saving use, but energy efficiency. California has great carbon emission standards, and these are things that youth can get involved in and learn about and actively seek to facilitate discussion of with their governmental leaders.


In this video we discussed the solution to question number 2 for practice exam number 2 for math 1060 In which case we're asked to find the amplitude of the graph y equals 1 plus 2 sine of 3x plus 4 When you're trying to find the amplitude of a trigonometric function like sine or cosine This amplitude is going to be the measurement of how much it's been vertically stretched Which you can see that as the coefficient that lives in front of the sine or cosine Therefore the amplitude of this sine wave is going to be choice B, which is 2


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Got a bit of a gronk's tail gronk gronk Texas somebody wants to talk NBA We're talking NBA with the gronk's dear. Love to hear that. We also of course will talk a little Jimmy Garoppolo What's going on with the Raiders Tom Brady's involved? Could you see a little something something happened? Gronk's been so great with us Really since he signed his deal to be a partner with Fandal So we've loved having him talk about these NFL topics and we will continue to do that today We also have Lola Bonta who is a midfielder for the Kansas City current in the national women's soccer league And it's a very exciting to have her And I guess I'm gonna have to dance. I'll just shake my booty right now. I'm down in the offseason, don't we? That's just what we're here for right? I like to list off, you know, I'm in New York I'm all about the 10 best cookies by the way the best ones at La Mercery. You're welcome Top 10 best burgers by the way, the best one is at Fort Charles And it's all about lists and countdowns and best plays best touchdown celebrations all the media people are doing it And we we're gonna dabble in that and it's kind of early because we're still waiting for a few players like Andrew Hopkins to find their new and best fit homes But now that the dust has sort of settled between for agency in the draft We thought we could countdown up in Adams top 10 off seasons from around the NFL Now this can be teams who crushed it other figures in the NFL world who are just living their Darius butlery Best lives, okay, they're golfing all day partying all night celebrating game seven wins It's all that's this is what we're looking for because there's hope around all 32 teams And that's why it is interesting to do lists like this because no one knows but if I nail it and sometimes I do because Hamilton's a Then we can post these later and say who said that this girl and this show did okay So like I said, those are the rules it can be I mean we could we could do like Like a coach at ember 8 and then at number 3 that team So it could all happen here at number 10. Do we have a drum roll situation Sirush? Okay at number 10, could I have a little drum roll for you my friend We're gonna start our list of top 10 off seasons with number 10 and the New York Giants, yes, the other New York team has stolen all the headlines all off season This man goes to a Taylor Swift concert and like everyone's will melting down and freaking out Everyone's talk met life all of a sudden belongs to him. Are we joking like what's happening here? But I think flying under the radar right now is exactly how mr. Mera and company like it to be I mean no one saw who saw the oh-seven Super Bowl a common from around the mountain nobody 2011 nobody saw that either especially not going into those seasons in the May, June-ish time of our programs So the Giants listen they didn't make a big splash. They secure the building blocks their future They sort of quietly got a lot better. They bring Daniel Jones back up for the franchise tag deadline They free up some space. They use a tag on sake one. They made that look really well granted that's take on things a bit of an asterisk They make the trade for Darren Waller They bring back the anchor of their defense and Dexter Lawrence by the way, I was in Turks and Caicos this past weekend hold on I'm dying right now.  I mean whatever but like he was on there is and I was like Dexter Lawrence. What is that?  I'm not surprised. But like he's he's the NFL star Not a quarterback. You would you'd expect it to be yeah not my homes It's our guide Dexter Lawrence and I love it and yeah And this team did a fantastic job in the draft by the way They landed three guys with first round potential you like banks. I do why you're a giant guy speedy speedy speedy banks Okay, we like that then they get the center which you always need a good center. It's all about the center I don't ever talks about that. Here's to show my hair and all those guys who love that kind of talk John Michael Schmitz and a receiver in Jalen Hyatt if banks of speedy Hyatt is Even faster potentially. I know banks are in a faster 40 time But hi, it's that guy to take the top off the defense. They added so much team speed, which is what they're kind of lacking last year When this happened Hamilton and they did the tag with say quant and then they Pay Daniel all it was was we paid too much money. How can you possibly play that much money?  Let's try to put this into perspective. Shall we there are only six starting? Quarterbacks on veteran deals making less than him. Okay, you see the list right there And what's bro and her work at their extensions? They're going to be 13 guys making as much or more than what DJ gets this year The Giants are betting on Daniels Development after winning them a playoff game last year and they got some serious value when you look at the way This quarterback market is going and will continue to go into unless borough says like I'll play for free basically Yeah, I might go in if I'm going to Cincinnati next week Next week. Stay tuned. I might I don't know. I got to fix my kidney. Okay I love a Brian Dable and Joe Shine. They're not worried about my kidney They're worried about what they're building in New York right here in this great city that I am even though Everyone wants to pretend it's in New Jersey, and I don't care It's the right here the New York Giants and while it may not result in a Super Bowl this year Okay, this offseason was a massive step forward. They belong on this list. They might be belong higher at 10 What do you think? I think Giants fans are feeling really good about who's steering the ship and about how they're being viewed undersell over deliver going into 2023 at number nine Lee Fandal family member Jerry Speller I mentioned him off the top here I mean he could easily be number one on this list because I don't think Anybody's having a better run since I was with him at the Super Bowl and he was like catching passes from Bronx a hundred yards away from stage It was crazy. We're like drinking tequila in the morning doing push-ups and drinking tequila again at night Okay, this is him his Miami Heat and Florida Panthers the Florida boy They've both made runs to the finals that are way improbable way crazy his alma mater Yukon They win the NCAA man's basketball tournament and he's excited about that He gets to go to Miami to the Grand Prix and hang out with Jay Leno while we're standing room only trying to figure out Where to go at the Kentucky Derby he is winning He's beating up on kids and pick up basketball and doing play-by-play is out his own highlights and he's yeah Hey, Jay. Hey, Jay. Where's your denim on denim buddy? And he's I mean I mean is there a spot are going to be on that car show that Jim Jay Leno does probably the custom helmet Yeah, he's in for nobody's watching Jay, but we were excited and sheard Darius on and he's on a beautiful golf course enjoying The the ambiance the palm trees the majesty of it all putting it all over social man This is number eight. This is number nine. This is way too low. This is way too low He is living his best life and I'm here for it. I just hope that some of that luck And that you know Taylor Swift karma is a cat in my lap purring like a whatever my hair in my You know wind of my hair on a weekend I'd have to call Aaron Rogers through the names of the words to those song lyrics from Taylor Swift I do just hope that the day transferred to our show through osmosis because he comes on right Yeah, like maybe help me with if I ever get back into the parlay game, which I might not Hey, that's first Charles Barkley. We're out. We're out of the parlay game not going so well for us All right at number eight Number okay rage against the machine at number eight best off-season award goes to the Chicago Bears Because I think poles has had as good of an off-season as he could under the circumstances Let's be honest. He inherits this roster right complete disarray. It's a migraine and a kidney infection mixed in one It's basically me and this is how it's shaping up now. He's the eccentric right? He's the lithotripsy where they put you in this pool and they break up your kidney stone with these waves I'm telling you it's great. That's what he has been at the elixir the remedy for this bear squad Of course it started with the bang right he trades the number one overall pick four package of draft picks and DJ More who I love I love mr.. Thousand-Year receiver with me throwing him the ball He's so good then poles rebuild the offensive line centered around the number one The first round picked their tackle Darnell Wright out of Tennessee. They signed Tremaine Edmonds also a friend of ours Like we love him TJ Edwards a friend of the show one of my favorite sit-downs of these entire show We've had great guests guests after guests. He's incredible and he'll help with that defense, Wisconsin boy I believe yeah, yeah Maybe their biggest win was getting Aaron Rodgers the heck out of the NFC north a booted They love it. He's dancing at Taylor Swift saying just in the Super Bowl. You think that clip's gonna age well And all of this is happening to support Justin Fields. I had to do that little dig at Aaron. We're talking about the bears Okay, who can be the first true fantasized quarterback this place has seen since Sid Lachman in the 1940s, okay? I'm a believer in Justin given What we saw last year, you know you go to the sports bar and you're like excited about your fantasy team and all of a sudden I'm on raw and everybody's lighting up like there are all these moments where I'm looking at Justin Like if I remember the highlights from last year that caught my eye when you're looking at 1980 inch vizios like you are Going and looking at what job Justin Fields did with very little help So getting in this O-line the supporting cast getting him receivers help on the defense It's finally gonna put him in a position a nice little spot to shine and give the Bears a shot To contend for a playoff spot in the NFC north. How are their odds? It's lions. Who's next? Is it Lions Vikings who won the division? That's crazy that they're you know behind the Lions, but I kind of get it Vikings are moved down after that. I believe the Bears are in second now I mean the Packers are still bottom of the barrel. Yeah, God. That's good value at Fandle sportsbook people What if Jordan love is great? What if Jordan love is great? Yeah, that's the thing That's why don't tell you are that Rogers is a watson dot. They're nothing to sneeze at those packer boys Okay at number seven. I'm going with Derrick Carr what time he won something he almost won that MVP that one you remember 2016 Kaleche Osemi that velvita block of an offensive line and Kaleche is like he went so he blew up my spot with Iceland He was in that's you know in the blue lagoon over that. I totally forgot about remember I was like stop telling people about Iceland Kaleche stop it But he was so good back then when he had all the right pieces and I'm not gonna not sold that he has all the right pieces, but Magic getting pushed out of the organization that you not only gave your heart and soul to I think most players do that But you sit on that microphone stand with that radar and you you sold it You were the face you were the one thing this is it through a move through all the BS You were the guy and the way that he's finessed this whole situation. I do think is masterful Okay, if you look at the offseason resume, this is why I think he's tops and living his best life Look at that smile. The Raiders were gonna trade under the Saints, right? He said no and he used his no trade clause to block the deal that force is the Raiders to say, okay fine Bye, we're gonna cut you. He signs with the Saints anyway, and he gets a hundred fifty mil Okay, and that allows New Orleans to keep their draft picks and they help build something up around him This is sort of I know we always talked about the decimal pushing of their GM But this is a little master classy even on his part. He's benefiting from what everybody's doing He goes from a brutal division in the AFC West, you know, if I'm Brady I'm like, oh, I want any of that. He goes to the NSC South beautiful. Mwah chef's kiss and completely up for grabs. He's getting Maybe we're just gonna go for hope here because that's what June 1st is. Is it June 1st? Yeah. No, that's not even June yet He's getting a reportedly healthy Michael Thomas. Okay, we Chris Olave. We know how good Chris Olave is We know Garrett will you know what Garrett Wilson says about and we know how good he was in college We know how good he was last year. He even got, you know that fantastic polo out of the deal What polo are we talking about on the graph? Oh that one right there. I don't love that polo It's kind of gold. It was a goal and listen Derek I don't know champagne should have taken those with him Derek's taken a lot of Strays over the years. Okay, a lot of strays. I'm happy. He's gotten to a place where he's landed He got paid they could build around him and he can maybe thrive and I'm happy Champagne didn't take the giant label maker with him because he you know when he left There's you know massive names across. What are we saying here? Let's pull up the video. Let me see. I need to see this. It's been a staple of Saints camp for a long time They put the date. He takes it. Yeah, let me know. Can I see it again? Click you that req you that up? All right. Yeah, this is ridiculous What do you do to do that for rookies to do it for like people don't know who Derek R is you need to put a giant Awkward label on the front of his helmet. I think it's funny. Yeah Yeah, I didn't notice that Okay, so Derek R have have yourself the time of your life and the last one for today and we'll do in the whoever We're missing with it'll be five through one maybe tomorrow morning So this is my last one for today at number six the best off seasons whether it's figures or fans or people or coaches or teams Whatever, I think it's the Seattle Seahawks. Okay, they come in at six They were the surprise team of 2022 sure Giants great. That's fine They might pull off though these Seahawks and even bigger surprise this year because they've made the right moves This off season. Okay. Let's take a look at the resume. They reside Gino Smith. Yeah shorter term deal that breaks them off It will likely saw them in just the 18th highest paid quarterback in the league position when all of a sudden done this off season God, that's good value. Yeah, that is good What if he repeats his Pro Bowl caliber performance from this past year? How good would that be and then they get back a franchise legend a living legend in Bobby Wagner? He's back in the mix and it's not really just symbolic or a nice story And I know I talk about Bobby Wagner a lot But this was an all-pro last year who had a hundred forty tackles and six sacks in LA. He's only 33 We're talking about age. We're talking to Lane Johnson How he doesn't even really consider his age and it comes to how he's playing and how long he wants to play That Jason Kels his different positions, of course all of them, but he's 33 I'm gonna say only 33. He's got plenty left in the take as you saw last year and sort of a I don't know what was going on in LA right now. He goes to go back home Pete Carroll speaking so highly of him He's got a lot to give and he's got a lot to give to help the rest of that defense And then they steal the first round of the NFL Draft by grabbing friends of the show I mean, this is our team of record. This is like this is our definitive team Devin Witherspoon and the top receiver off the board Jackson Smith and Jigba both of these guys met at our set in Kansas City It was meant to be and yeah, you know Carol's gonna coach his 77th year This year, okay, he's a cyborg He is showing no signs of slowing down everybody from DK Mack half to Yogi Roth to whoever is all-sank He's just as reinvigorated. He's not going anywhere. So John Snyder and Pete They're putting something a little special together in Seattle once again, and they're getting back to their identity They're building wrong a strong running game. They've got a really physical secondary and I wouldn't count them out I mean, I'm picking them in the NFC West. Who would you pick in the NFC West for it over the Niners? Yeah, I don't think it's that bold. I could see it happening. Niners, do you think you're better than the Seahawks? Right now with your quarterback situation. It all depends on that, right? How are we feeling about that Shanahan over? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know who I'd pick at a fan to life for sure would take the value of The Seahawks if I was that kind of a person sounds like a segment to recap at 10 We have been let's predict in June one New York Giants at nine Darius Butler at eight the Chicago Bears seven Derek Carr and it's six the Seattle Seahawks. I'll reveal five through one tomorrow So stay tuned. We said Darius Butler's having a great offseason. I mean Gronk is Gronk is always having the best time ever Well, he'll join us after this. Maybe we'll talk a little NBA.  Gronk's always all over the place. Let's do Hey Rob Space You got that little advantage with the mile-high club, you know going there and you know breathing Yeah, I think I said that wrong. I'm not really sure but hey was football terminology My mom got me prepared by smacking that spoon across in my body. It's not Chinacoc. All right. It's Chinacoc. Hi mom How you doing? Happy Mother's Day. Oh, here we go. Here we go. Yeah If you're part of the mile-high club you go to Chinacoc to play a round of golf with Your friends from Boston who need you right now because they are losing in big games in big spots What a great remix Gronk to our usual music video Yes, that threw me off a little bit. I was expecting the highlights, but you brought the highlights From the fan dual K atom show. So that was pretty cool. It's been it's been quite a year I know I hear you're in Boston.  You know, you're your disguise that you wear to the airport doesn't always work People see you and they know where you are How are you mad at Jimmy Butler? Like what how we feeling about the Celtic squad? You know the Celtics our team That Is pretty amazing. They are doing things that Are kind of impossible to do. Um, they're defined impossible. I mean anything's possible, but they are defining it It's unbelievable with coach Eric spolstra What he has been doing since what he's been a graduate assistant in 1995 He was a cameraman. He has worked himself all the way up to the top And you just got to respect that you see all these teams in basketball. They're forming these super teams The Lakers the warriors You name the Knicks You know, they had brooklyn doing their super team the 76ers. They're bringing in all these all stars Well, guess what those super teams didn't work this year And uh, the Denver Nuggets, they're not a super team They, you know built from the very beginning from the ground up and got to where they got to from all the hard work And dedication and draft picks and same with the miami heat. I mean they got jimmy butler They got a good other a few other good guys, but they're both well coached programs So I can't wait to see these mba finals. I do love the heat I love the way that they just grind to get to where they got to yes It was tough to see the Celtics lose because I'm a Celtics fan as well But I am not going to lie though My favorite team and my favorite player now is the Denver Nuggets and the cola yokich He is my favorite player by far. I love watching him. He is like my long lost Brother That is better looking than me, but has a bigger nose than me. So I love watching him play I love the Denver Nuggets. They play together like a team Uh, they're just amazing to watch and I just can't wait for these finals I think the nuggets are going to take it all but the heat are going to win this two game Stan kronke won a super bowl for the rams. I mean the nuggets have never been to the finals He owns that team too. He's looking for some hardware that would be amazing And I'm picturing the rocky montage of you and joker like working out. I'll lie you and blame gabber now Like you guys need a tv show. We need to brand this thing. It should be a moment Yes, there's one person I do want to meet in the nba and that's the joker actually I never met him before He just seems like a great guy. So if I ever run into him, I'm definitely going to try and meet him And he's just special man. I just love the way he plays. He's got special talents out there on the core I just love that baby picture of him actually when he was a kid. He was just super over Eating candy bars in tiberia. Just probably shooting freaking Plastic shooting rolled up paper into a garbage can that was probably his practice throughout His childhood and now he's just the mvp and uh in the mba. So he's just so great to watch. I love him Yes, he's a the serbian sensation, of course Siberia sounds like it might be a little cold to shoot some hoops, but but he's incredible We cannot wait to watch him. Of course. So jimmy butler takes down your squad You have a lot of respect for spoil story with a lot of respect for jimmy butler. He is trademarking his name Um, himmy buckets. I think is what he's saying. Okay.  Pretty good one. It's it's kind of complicated Yeah, it is a little complicated. I mean himmy buckets. It doesn't really flow that well I feel like jimmy buckets flowed very well, but himmy buckets I mean, he's gonna have to come up with uh, some, you know The great clothing line that matches well with himmy buckets So it all depends on his creativity with the clothing line and the drink line that's going to go along with it Now when when tom brady would we'd always hear news like the media I don't know why we were obsessed with this but every time he would he would trademark something I'm trying to think of what they were like he would do all of these trademarks people would go crazy Did you guys know that stuff was going on? Like it would literally predict the next year super bowl run after the one that you guys just took home It's crazy Yeah, it is crazy when people when athletes only athletes I feel like when they trademark a name or saying it just goes ballistic on the internet everyone always flipping out about it Making their comment about it and uh, but there's trademark things every single day But just for some reason for athletes just people love just to go ham for the trademark, which is great and um Yeah, tom sometimes he did a couple trademarks a couple other players did some trademarks and you would never know about them But then all of a sudden you sign on the internet or on twitter and boom It was all over the place and that's how you hear about it I mean, that's basically how you hear all your news these days is uh through the internet from a social media app Or twitter. So um, it is what it is What'd you think of tompa bay? That was one of them, right? I like tompa bay. That was really good. No, that was creative. Uh, that's for sure. What about the tompa bay Grand caneers that one was my favorite It wasn't trademark, but I saw someone write that before I was like, that's clever. I really like that one Yeah, we need to get joker one our our the serbian sensation like I don't know what we're doing There was the Croatian sensation and tony cuckold back in the 90s. I like that I would buy a shirt serbian sensation. I would 100 100 buy it. He needs to come out with it Trademark it you need to go meet him. I'm excited that you have so much respect for him And you even know about his baby pictures. That's amazing speaking of baby pictures I'm sure you have a lot of your brother, but we have a recent one Have you seen your brother chris and his Bod I guess size this up. Why is going on? Wow, so I actually didn't see this post but I keep hearing about it that my brother chris g He put some massive leg day posts up For some motivation and that's the first time I saw and damn Look at his legs. Those calf muscles are plopping. I actually just watched his nfl highlight film last night He sent it to my buddy and then my buddy sent it to me. He was like, yo chris g's highlight film I was like, no way. Let's let's check it out. I put it on the big screen And uh, he was a really good fullback. He was athletic fullback He got the job done in the blocking game and also he had about Six carries in his professional career too And uh, he has one touchdown a one-yard pass from tony romo and he created the groin spike after the touchdown It was actually a vicious groin spike So he was actually the first gronkowski brother to do the groin spike So he claims that's his claim is that he started it which he kind of did But uh, he actually has a couple nice blocks as well and his gap after a couple of the catches as well It got me pumped up. I was like, wow It was pretty dope watching his highlight film It had me thinking a little bit but it then it then pushed me over the top though. All right thinking about Like how fun that is to play the game football Watching his highlight film, but then I remembered it was just highlights. I mean the highlights always gets you k They always get you thinking I'll say this though. You weren't what you're watching game film. You're watching real nitty gritty stuff I think a lot of people wonder what does gronk do on a random tuesday Is he out at some fancy restaurant? Is he like hobnobbing with alis celebrities? Is he at the taylor swift concert a lot erin rodgers, but you're watching you're watching tape You're grinding through tape gronk.  Come on Actually yesterday was not a random tuesday actually yesterday here. Here are days. It was kind of a impactful day. It was a lot of action I actually went and shot a cameo in the movie good burger two yesterday. It's shooting in providence And uh nicolodians, uh, won't producing the movie so I got to shoot a cameo in good burger two And then I came home I took my roommate We have a roommate here and uh his name's bobby goons. I took him around. I was his uh chauffeur, you know for about an hour and a half and then I got home And uh, he built a he'll be he built me a nice basketball court about five years ago I got a nice hoop and uh, it was about to get dark out and turn the light on I played basketball I shot hoop last night for an hour just shooting around doing some dribbling drills It was a lot of fun I love doing that and then I went into my infrared sauna for 30 minutes after it last night I got out at 10, you know Rehydrated had a shake woke up and got prepared for the k-atom shelf. So that was an impactful uh, Tuesday I just feel like it sounds like you're gearing up for something Uh, no, I just like to stay in shape.  I like to shoot hoops It's the NBA finals.   I don't know what that is Who wins a leg press or leg press competition Chris g wins in the weight room for sure He's the ultimate worker outer. Uh, he gets his workout in basically every day But uh, we were workout partners when we were at the university of arizona together. He actually looks totally Slim now especially compared to uh, his highlight film that I was watching yesterday the nfl highlight film He was way more buff. He had uh, he had a lot more weight on him as well. So he's slim now He's ripped up. I kind of liked him when he was more buff and and More chunky, uh, you know, he had more meat behind him, which was pretty cool watching it Uh, when I was watching this film, but uh, it's impressive what he can do. He works hard. He also, uh runs Um, the company. Yeah, he started ice shaker and he does a great job with it every single day and I also have four kids I love watching them. They're all I think the oldest one's about eight years old and they all play sports and they're all the greatest So he's a great dad. He's a great businessman. He gets his workout in every single day and he says it keeps him sane Uh doing that workout every day and I agree. That's why I still got to work out and do activities It keeps me sane That's what you say and you have nothing but love for your brothers four kids. So that's a big busy grandma I'm sure Yeah, and he's still jacked too, which is pretty wild. We can get to them every day You saw him. I'm not that jacked. I'm more athletic than him. I would say he's getting two jacks. Yeah I like to stay mobile I beat him My producers are asking me if you know the good burger song Uh No, uh, wait, maybe why? Yeah, welcome to good burger home of the good burger. Can I take your order? Great Can you tell us a little bit about the order?  Uh, kind of it. You know my name. I mean, I'm kind of playing myself. I'm a inconvenience customer. So Um, you know, I'm getting terrible service while I'm in the good burger That's kind of how it goes down and then I get a little bit mad. But I'm technically not playing myself, but I technically am Do you like orange soda drunk? Do I like orange soda? Um, you know, I was never a soda guy growing up my mom my parents They never let us drink soda either growing up I mean Dr. Pepper was always my go-to when I was allowed When we stopped at Burger King once every three years And uh, I was able to uh get a Dr. Pepper with the kids meal, which was like a truth. That's for sure Uh, but uh, orange soda, I'll go with orange soda. I mean, I I if I needed an orange soda And I was in the mood probably once a year. I drank an orange soda. So I'm I mean, I'm not against it Tastes great, but I just I don't really do soda Yeah, I hear you on that listen when you get back to so you're you're shooting in Providence You're in the Boston area when you get back there What? Hi, Grunks finger. What uh Look, what are the places that sort of bring back the best memories for you? Maybe even Justin Fox, bro It's such a small town. There's a couple bars a couple places to eat. There's a hobby shop Like where does your head go? You know, I kind of come back here for Like recovery time. That's for sure. I mean I got a nice Little setup, you know my infrared sign and I got a little weight room. I got a bath book or I got a pool Um, I go to the tb12 center around the corner to get my massages to get me back on track to get my body feeling good So I don't really go too many places when I'm back up here in the Boston area It's kind of more of a recovery a retreat center I would treat it as I get all my workouts in I get my body strong again I get my pliability in with my massages all that good stuff and then I go and I hit the road again And I come boom you see me back out on the streets three weeks. You don't know where I am. I'm over in this city I'm I'm doing the k-adam show from that city. I'm doing this over there And then when I get worn down again, I come right back here and I do my retreat Uh, I need about five to seven days retreat, you know silence, you know I'll watch some movies watch some football games or not or whatever sports game is on And then I'm ready to hit the road again. So I recover quick though. I recover super quick I wonder if I wonder if you know, you ran into playing gabbert last week in Tampa Bay I wonder if he'll run into jimmy groplow at tb12 because You know jimmy g failed his initial Workout his initial conditioning test with the Raiders, which is people are drawing some cute story lines to tom brady being interested Of course, he's got some investments already in vegas and maybe potentially with the Raiders Um, what do you make of that whole jimmy g situation grogster? Yes, so that that situation is uh, it's pretty wild for me But uh, also blaine gabbert's not with the raiders. He's with the kansas city chiefs heart. I know Yes, so you tricked me there. I was thinking he was their backup But he went to the chiefs but brian hoyer is the backup right there But I'm actually never heard of that situation. I'm not really sure what happened So well, he failed the physical at the beginning and then they signed him though and they Will they waved the physical or something and like how did that work again? What was that call that of what they did? I don't understand the situation It was an it was an addendum It was an addendum that he had signed so he failed and it was all before he got the deal before taking that initial exam And he failed it because he is it you know, he had ankle surgery after it was done Okay, so now it's like he's trying to recover. He wants to be the quarterback They got him on a good deal if they want him to be the guy. He knows mcdaniels. You know that whole rap Um, but there's a world where if he fails I don't know if it's the next one or the one that they've decided was the one with that addendum If he fails that grog they get they can get rid of him. No strings attached. They have no they don't get a hit They get no money It's kind of bad for jimmy groppolo good for the raiders The question is you know can brady if he uh, you know buys into the team And owns a piece even if it's a baby piece of the las vegas raiders He could be the quarterback if the 32 owners all agree that he could do that Do you think that's something he could be talked into doing by one visor'd josh mcdaniels? This is the craziest thing i i'm hearing all months so far in the month of may and i've heard some crazy things Throughout the whole month of may um, of course That has to do do some you know has the name tom brady attached to it There's always going to be a storyline no matter what about him coming back because like i said I think he can play all the way till the age of 50 years old Just from what i've seen just being around him for so long So it's always going to be a story no doubt about that But if jimmy just does what he needs to do in the rehab process He's going to pass out physical in the end and then it's going to be no story at all And he's going to be the quarterback of the raiders But if he doesn't heal up for some reason which it happens You know some people don't pass physicals if they don't come out as strong as they do from his uh Come after a surgery then that's going to be a story That's going to be a headline and that's going to put the okun raiders in a difficult situation So it's basically all on jimmy garoppolo on how he treats his rehab and how he comes back And if he just does everything right and he passes that physical then there's going to be no problem He'll be out there out on the field. If he doesn't if he doesn't would tom like can tom can can can tom not answer his phone Oh my god, you're saying you play till 50 If he does not if he doesn't pass that physical the speculation of tom brady coming back and playing for the okun raiders is going to be Everyone's radar, you know, there's no doubt about it You know a radar across the whole world that he's going to be the quarterback of the okun raiders And I don't know if that's the plan at all. I don't know anything going on at all I have no clue. I didn't even know he was buying into the okun raiders until I saw it on the bottom line ticker Of the spn. So i'm not sure what's going on. I'm out of all of that But uh, it's always going to be speculation because it's tom brady. There's no doubt. It's always going to be a story It's it's it's so true We appreciate you gronk and I just have a feeling my speculation is not maybe not that you'll coach Not that you'll go play until in less time. Well, see when you go join josh mcdannell's again It's a tough coat. So we'll see and it's a tough division. We'll see Uh, but I think you should have a infrared sauna a gronk sponsored business Sana you love the sauna and I think you should create one because you can you clearly love it I do create one I actually want to start like a little smoothie shop studio one day where you like you walk in and it's about Like 1500 square feet of a big room within where it's an infrared sauna heated and then you can do yoga in it It's about 105 degrees and then you can do little workouts in it that flush your whole body out Uh, I love that type of stuff if you feel great after and then also you then you're done and then attached to it Is a nice smoothie shop gronk smoothies, baby. That's what i'm talking about extra sauce Extra syrup in the in the smoothie to make it taste delicious maple syrup that is so I've always dreamed about doing that also There's this italian ice that I love so I can open up a store called daddy's ice That would be the name of my italian ice joint would be daddy's ice. So maybe one day Ice I get motivated. We'll see Yeah, daddy's ice. Okay, that's out more than I the more than I thought I would hear today We appreciate you gronk daddy's ice meet smoothie shop Elf will ferrule maple syrup in it swirl it around and the infrared sauna at all up You want to sweat while you're I love it gronk through the best. We'll talk to you in a little bit up next We have a very very special guest Very special guest from Kansas city the Kansas city sportswoman of the year She's a midfielder for the Kansas city current and the national women's soccer league She's also I mean this is the selly queen everybody everybody knows her for going viral And having this goal-scoring celebration that made its way into the anifel and has not lost any momentum Lola banta. Welcome to the show. Hi Hello, thank you for having me It's so so nice to meet you.  So my dad is from boston. So I grew up Loving the patriots and um Gronk was just this big goofy guy and I had no idea how he could be so good at football Um, so yeah, he was one of my favorite players. I mean, especially when pro athletes, you know, they just Enjoy what they do and they're out there having fun and that is what I try and do as an athlete now So he was one of the first guys that was just enjoying his time out there So I'm glad he talked about his gronk spike. We're all about the cellis today.  Well, do you love it?  This is exactly who I am. I'm always dancing I'm always trying to have fun. So every time someone brings it up.  That is the brutal part. He does not He does not approve Yeah, I can't imagine a hard-nosed new england. No bs guy Enjoying that commentary that's surrounded around that but I mean has hollywood come calling because This cell is almost too good where you're who knew that you were doing this or your teammates mad at you because I would be I Know they again. I always encourage them to come up with celebrations So I had warned only a couple people because you know, I do the fake Injury so I had to warn my athletic trainer. I was like, yo, if I do this don't worry Keep your spot. Maybe bring me some water But no, I had to warn her but I think that that's why it went viral. You know is the element of surprise Um, and I've yet to be able to top it with something But I just I love that the whole league now is celebrating I don't want them to do it against us But I love that people enjoy it and are just going out there and celebrating a goal I mean everyone loves it except the athletic trainers who think it's probably an absolute nightmare And a my Listen Gronk's doing these cameos in these movies, right 80 for Brady He just did some good burgers and Nickelodeon spot Like we need to get low and volatile because those acting skills who are chefs kissable if I say so myself This moment went so viral. I can't imagine what that's like And it's still going and going and for it to make its way into the nfl.  This is awful the nfl finds him 6500 bucks for the celebration. That's like 2000 per torque low Bro, it's I bet if he didn't go down to his knees He'd be cleared that that was the next level commitment and honestly worth it I think he went viral as well and everybody had his back. Why are you finding this guy? We should start to go find me for him or something because he did not deserve to find that was quality right there Are you cooking up anything new different? Like everybody's embracing the fun But are you have is there anything we should be looking forward to or on the radar? I Love that everybody on my team because I'm so small thinks that they can just lift me up So we're gonna probably do something like that to be honest. I would love that I'm playing more of a defensive role this year So I don't get I don't get to shoot as much But I hope I score and we can do this little lift that I want to cover my teammates have plan And alex madison isn't the only nfl connection to you in your work and what you do and what you inspire So many people around our country and even our world to do and get up and be a part of brandy Mahomes And her husband his Patrick They're co-owners of the Kansas City current where you are a midfielder and a injury faker And Bernie Mahomes has been such a huge Force for the sport. I follow her on instagram. That's how I see a lot of what you do what you guys are doing She broke ground on the world's first stadium built for a women's professional team How important is that type of commitment from ownership when we're trying to grow the women's game Yeah, it's unbelievable that So when we were first here, I've been with this team now for almost 10 years and when we were first here, you know, we We didn't have anything. We didn't have the backing of the sport Or I mean the city so it was really hard playing here And then when they brought us back and the owners were like look at this, you know, teal rising get them out there We my husband's on the men's soccer team here And I think more people recognize me and shout out me in the streets than him and we got it We got to keep them humble, you know what I'm saying So It's huge and actually speaking of britney.   I love her I love what she does as a woman as a confident force in supporting her husband's goals And also having her own and being so involved in the community by the way, and I'm not twerking I'm totally avoiding this. This is what I'm a professional here. So I'm going to swing it into this Also, she's not a canza city girly like she's not from there. Do you know what I'm saying? And neither are you You played in california You're saying your dad grew up a new england fan But there's something about canza city that sticks to people that makes people like a britney maholms want to Bring a franchise or be part of a franchise that makes patrick want to build a water burger and invest in the city That they are living in and playing in that they don't really have ties to before that What is it about canza city and talk to those fans who support you throughout the year? Yeah 100 i think everybody knows that I will forever Claim california. I'm a cali kid through and through but I guys said I've been loyal to this team. I've been with this organization since the beginning And we come back because of the fans in the city. They just love their sports teams And that's 100 it you know, it's not like we have beaches or mountains We have the passion for our sports here and that's that's what keeps me coming back for sure You feel it like I said in the streets and That's what I love, you know at the bars I mean it has nothing to do with the free shots that people are always buying me when i'm out That has nothing to do with it nothing at all, but it's definitely like My home's just said the other day, you know, I don't need money I'm good. I just want rings and stuff. Well, he also already owns this entire city I think he has a stake in every professional team, but that's because they're buying into the love for the sports here so Kudos to them, you know, let them know if they ever want to adopt me.  You can't leave him now No, no, he's coming with us. I'm pretty sure their guest house has plenty of room Listen, low. I would love we have to go But I would love to have you on to talk a little bit about the world cup And sort of scene set for me. It's set to kick off July 20th. I need to know the best players I need to know what's going on who to look at who's on the come up So do you promise me if you come back and if britney mahomes makes an appearance on my show I will twerk all day for you to set it. I'll do it I'm quoting you. I'm sending her that right now Done Done. We're doing it. I'll twerk and you know fandal.  Don't you even think about it? I will twerk my little heart out We appreciate you low. We love you Love to your husband and congrats on the award All right, we got a big show last show of the week last show in new york tomorrow. Who's doing it? Letter for net on the program. Oh, he was getting all the dms from the teams He'll be we're gonna find him a match tomorrow. That's what we will do Zaver Woods a new panther former cowboy also on the program do not miss it. I'll put on lipstick tomorrow


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