Wait, here is all on mask. Here we go. Everyone is talking about the infrastructure plan and the bill. And I wanted to ask you, say tomorrow, you get a phone call from Joe Biden. And he says, I think that's unlikely, but sure. He has said some not positive things about Joe Biden. So Joe Biden's unlikely to call. So it's nice to see a little bit of a sense of humor there. The other piece of sense of humor is that haircut, go figure, he could have come to say before he went on television, but I shouldn't complain.  But by the way, this video is somebody edited it. It was nice because they've edited out all the parts that I wanted to talk about. You can find the whole interview itself, a 30 minute interview, 30 plus I think on the Wall Street Journal YouTube channel. This, they kind of pieced it out. Unfortunately, it does have background music and it has this yellow tint to it. But you can see in the background, the car, you can see the factory, you can see how lit it is. It's kind of actually cool. In the original video, it's much wider and it's much clearer. It's not quite as yellow, so it's a lot better. But anyway, this was more efficient because they've already spliced and cut it in terms of what I would like to talk about. Here we go. You know, he just gives you a call and he says, you know, I haven't been talking a lot about Tesla lately, but you know, what do you need from this bill? What are your needs? What do you answer him? I have to be totally frank. I don't know if we, at least no one in Tesla has actually brought up whether they care about this bill or not. I think if this bill happened or didn't happen, I don't know, we don't think about it at all, really. Okay. Well, one of the reasons they don't think about it at all is because, well, I mean, we'll talk about this, but the bill is clearly gonna help Musk's competitors and it's gonna not help him because he's been too successful with electric cars so he's not gonna get any of the tax subsidies that are gonna go to his competitors. And you know, so yeah, it really has very little relevance in that sense for Elon Musk, but the rest of what he has to say about this is interesting. It might be better, honestly. Notice how shocked she is. She's like, really, you have nothing to say about this? It might be better if the bill doesn't pass because we've spent so much money, you know, it's like the federal budget deficit is insane.  Federal expenditures are $7 trillion. Federal revenue is $4 trillion. That's a $3 trillion difference and if this was a company, it'd be a $3 trillion loss. So I don't know if we should be adding to that loss. That seems pretty crazy. Something's gotta give. You can't just spend $3 trillion more than your own every year and expect, you know, to expect something bad to happen.  Out there in the world, in the political world, in the business world, just out there, nobody is talking about the fact that the US government is running these massive unprecedented deficits that, as he said, we don't know exactly what bad is gonna happen, but we know that it's not sustainable. We know bad stuff is gonna happen. Arguably, one of the consequences of these deficits, particularly right now, is the inflation we're starting to experience. But, you know, he is just saying it. When in the world out there, almost nobody says it. The other thing you recognize about Elon and if you've watched him over the last couple of years, he says stuff that other people are thinking and he just says it, even though he's CEO of a publicly traded company and most CEOs of publicly traded companies are very cautious in terms of what they say, even though government regulation is a big part of his business and therefore a lot of CEOs are very careful in terms of not to antagonize the government and not to say things that might antagonize the administration. Elon Musk, to his credit, just says what he thinks. Sometimes it doesn't necessarily make any sense. Some of his utterances, but in this case, he's absolutely right, he's courageous to say it, shouldn't be courageous to say it because it really is just a statement of fact, but in the world in which we live, in which government and business is so interwound, in which government regulates controls where government could penalize you so dramatically, it takes courage to tell the truth. And the other thing I like about what Elon is saying here is, he's not pretending to know what the outcome is going to be. He's not saying interest rates will go up or economic growth will be lower or inflation will rise so he's just saying, you know, if you run, if you run a government with a large deficit over and over and over again over time, bad stuff is going to happen. He's not pretending that he can predict what that stuff is and when it's going to happen, which is the right attitude to have. Yeah, I think, you know, this is not good. Well, Mr. Conn is actually saying it. And she's kind of shocked by the whole thing. I mean, she doesn't exactly know what to do with it. If I may elaborate on that, the deficit is more than three trillion when you look at the future obligations. So it's seven trillion of current expenditures, but it's much more than that if you look at future obligations for social security, Medicare and so forth. So. And he's absolutely right. Of course, that's not really technically the deficit. You know, that's not the annual deficit. You would have to say that contributes to the aggregate but absolutely a seven trillion deficits today. Seven trillion, sorry, three trillion of added deficits, seven trillion of current spending. I can't remember what the total debt of the United States is right now. It's well over 20 trillion. It's well over 100% of GDP. But then if you add to that, all the what we call unfunded liabilities, that is the gap between what's so security is promising to pay people over the next 50 years and the taxes it collects. And if you do that in social security, that gap is there, it's relatively small. But the real gap is what Medicare is promising to pay over the next 50 years and the tax revenue from Medicare that rises up. Now you've got the equivalent of government debt, of cumulative government debt over the long run, well in excess of a hundred trillion dollars. That is what really is unsustainable. That is what will bankrupt this country and force this country to really change the way it functions, either by through mass default, either by dramatic increases in how poor we are or by massive shrinking of government, which I think would be good, but the current world thinks would be a frigging disaster. But something is gonna have to give at some point, how to tell exactly when, but at some point, and Elon is kinda giving us a little bit of a warning and the beauty about Elon Musk saying it is, if I say it, maybe 5,000 people listen to what I say between the podcast and the video and everything else, when Elon Musk says it, millions and millions and millions of people listen to what he says. So in that sense, he is speaking truth to millions and millions of people and that's incredibly powerful and it's great to have somebody of Elon Musk's status as a celebrity really, speaking truth. And he has some credibility because he's Elon Musk because of his history as a successful entrepreneur. Now we'll get some of the other stuff he says in a minute.  We're running this incredible deficit. Someone's gotta give, I don't know, this can't keep going. Well, Mitch McConnell said something similar, that it wasn't too, not as extreme as you, but just, okay, so let's think this follow up question is, okay, Elon, you don't think we need to spend anything on the infrastructure, if he says to you, what is the biggest improvement we can make to the US infrastructure?  I think we generally could have better airports, better highways, especially in cities that are congested. We've gotta do something to deal with the extreme traffic. This is very unusual for somebody to actually talk about extreme traffic. Environmentalists wanna get rid of cars.  They don't wanna have to deal with extreme traffic. The city governments in places like San Francisco and Los Angeles, and generally leftist cities, which is most cities, would like to find ways to get rid of cars. Even Austin, Texas, one of the reasons you're getting a lot of congested development, high rises, condos in downtown, is because they're trying to drive people to come downtown. They don't want them in the suburbs. That's their solution to deal with traffic. If you look at the big parts of LA, of San Francisco, even a place like Austin, there's very little construction of highways. There's very little improvement of highways, particularly around the downtowns. And nobody wants to talk about this. And if you live in Southern California and you get stuck in traffic jams where it should take you, I don't know, 45 minutes and instead it takes you three hours, which often happened to me. Just going from Orange County to LA. That's a big chunk of your life. And the reason it's not being done is because nobody wants to solve this issue of traffic. And Elon is suggesting, but the fact that he's willing to talk about it. And again, the fact is that the environmentalists out there, our politicians, the people who can affect us, sadly, our roads and our private, the people who can affect us have no interest in talking about this. I mean, if you really wanted an infrastructure bill, that's what it should be focused on, but of course it should be paid locally. I mean, California should solve California's infrastructure problems. Why should people in Kansas pay taxes in order to solve the infrastructure problems in California? All of these issues are local issues. They're not federal issues. Now it's true that the highways are quote, federal. They shouldn't be. They should be given to the states and let the states fund them. Which I think is some combination of double-decorating freeways and building tunnels. Double-decorating in tunnels. I mean, I always think about that when I'm on LA. How would you solve this problem? And it's obvious that what you need are express lanes that are double-deckers or express lanes that are tunnels. You don't need exits in every place, but you need, one alternative is to have an express lane in one level and the off-ramps on another level. I mean, there's so many ways you could do this. And you gotta put the civil engineers on it, that's the only thing that you should be using really infrastructure on airports. Again, should be funded by the airlines. It should be funded by the airport authorities. Or you should sell the airports. Airports are easier to privatize and have competition between airports, given that they serve as hubs. That's not that hard to do. And then have the airlines fund and we pay higher FAs in order to construct infrastructure, which makes sense. If you use it, you should pay for it. If you don't use it, somebody who doesn't fly shouldn't be taxed in order to pay for airports. This is why the best way to pay for infrastructure on highways is to use toll roads. And you don't even need to use toll roads anymore. You could just put a GPS tracker in every car, in a sense. But for that, you would have to secure the information and so on, but at least on the highways that would read and you would pay by use rather than everybody paying for the infrastructure, whether they use it or not. If you don't do something, we will be stuck in traffic forever. As autonomous vehicles come to the fore and it's easier to drive without going through the pain of having to drive yourself, which is absolutely coming and will be one of the biggest transformations ever in human civilization. There will be more cars on the road and the traffic will get much worse. Want to just stay a little bit more on the role of government, you said at this conference.  I think autonomous vehicles potentially drive faster, they drive safer, you get fewer accidents and they drive faster, they're better.  So the problem is going to be, the real traffic nightmare is going to be the transition from when you've got both autonomous drivers and regular drivers on the road, that is where you're gonna get bogged down and that's where you're gonna have problems. But when you actually get close to 100% conversion to autonomous driving, there should be a lot less traffic jams. Actually a year ago that you think government should really just be hands off when it comes to innovation. Though with this bill, there is a lot of support for EVs and it could be the biggest change that we've seen throughout the country in terms of the infrastructure of EVs and it helps Tesla. What do you think the role of government should be? I think the role of government should be that of like a referee, but not a player on the field. Generally, government should, I think, just try to get out of the way and not impede progress. This is great, again, it's great to have somebody of his caliber and his status saying these things. Now, I think he undermines it, we'll see in a minute, but I think he undercuts it in the end because of the history of Tesla. I think this Tesla is very problematic in terms of the government not being a player, in terms of the government just being a referee, in terms of keeping hands off. That is a real problem coming from the CEO of Tesla, as we'll talk about in a little bit. I think there's a general problem, not just in the US, but in most countries where the rules and regulations keep increasing every year. Rules and regulations are immortal. They don't die, occasionally you see some law with a sunset provision, but really, otherwise the vast majority of rules and regulations live forever. And so if more rules and regulations are applied every year and it just keeps growing and growing, eventually it just takes longer and longer and it's harder to do things. And there's not really an effective garbage collection system for removing rules and regulations. Yeah, good for him. All of this is good stuff. And so gradually, this hardens the arteries of civilization where you're able to do less and less over time. So I think government should be really trying hard to get rid of rules and regulations that perhaps had some merit at some point, but don't have merit currently. But there's very little effort in this direction. This is a big problem. But just going back to that infrastructure bill for a second, because sometimes the criticism of Tesla is like, hey, Tesla gets all these subsidies. But it's worth noting that for the vehicle purchase tax credit, the $7,500, Tesla stopped getting that two years ago. Yeah. So Tesla stopped getting the $7,500 tax credit in 2018. But Tesla got the $7,500 tax credit during the most important time in its life. The early adoption period. The period in which Tesla sold very few cars. A period in which EV was an unproven technology. A period in which buyers might have been hesitant to buy it. A period in which Tesla's were generally very expensive. Basically, Tesla got the $7,500 when it mattered. Today, when it's producing tens of thousands of cars, it matters less. But would Tesla have survived as a company if it hadn't gotten the $7,500 credit when it mattered the most in its early years? Probably not. But it's much more than that. I mean, this is where Elon Musk is not being honest. In 2010, when Tesla was in dire straits and on the verge of bankruptcy, the government gave it a $465 million loan from the government. Now that's not the government playing referee. That's the government being a player on the field. That's the government picking winners and losers. But all of that is dwarfed by the fact that the government provides Tesla with carbon credits. In other words, what the government does is if your fleet generates less than a certain amount of carbon emissions as it's run, if your cars produce less than a certain amount of emissions. They don't count the batteries. They don't count the production of the car. They only count the car as running. Then you get credit. Credits then you can sell to companies that need those credits in order to fulfill the regulatory requirements that every car company must have. Carbon emissions below a certain amount. If they're below a certain amount, they get credits. But if they don't get credits, they can buy the credits. Who do they buy the credits from? From companies that get them from the government. Tesla, because it's all electric and therefore qualifies, gets huge amounts of these credits. And then what happens is that Chrysler, General Motors, Ford, other auto companies in Europe, in Asia, buy those credits from Tesla. Last year, for example, I think it's last year, Tesla generated $500 million of tax credits. Guess what the profitability of Tesla was last year? Just a little under $500 million. In other words, without the tax credits, Tesla would break even today or actually take a loss. And this has been true forever. Without the tax credits, Tesla would have never survived, would have never had the capital to invest in their cars, would have never been able to grow, and would have never been profitable to this day. It's not profitable net the carbon credits. So yes, they no longer get the $7,500 credit. You know why? Because the $7,500 credit that the government gives is only to get you started, right? So once you, I think, produce more than 20,000 cars, you don't get the tax credit anymore. So Tesla has passed that, it doesn't get it. So the tax credit today is going to other manufacturers of EV cars, of electric cars, that are producing small batches. They're getting that advantage that Tesla got when it was small. So it would be very convenient for Tesla, very convenient for Tesla. If none of its competitors got the benefits it got when it was started, for example, the $7,500 credit, actually Biden's bill increases that credit to $4,500, an additional $4,500, but only for companies that use labor unions, labor, so union labor. Now, of course, I'm against that, but note that Tesla does not use union labor. So it does not qualify for this credit. So of course, at the very straightforward level, Elon Musk benefits enormously from these laws and these rules and from these massive carbon credits that they get and tax incentives. Now, I'm all for tax incentives, but for example, Nevada and other states have given Tesla a bit.  They're getting credits. They're getting tax credits. They're getting carbon credits. That's the law that, in a sense, working within the system. But for then, Elon to say, well, we don't get any benefits anymore. We don't get any tax credits anymore. A little disingenuous, a little disingenuous to say, don't give any tax credits our competitors when we got them for years. I mean, it would be nice if you at least acknowledge, look, we got them. I'm sorry we got them. We shouldn't have got them. The government should have never been involved. But then you would have to say, the reality is we wouldn't exist today if not for those tax credits. This is where people like Elon, it's very complicated. It's very hard to know how to think about them on the one hand, heroic and positive, and says a lot of good things, and says the right things, role of government, other things we'll get to. But then he kind of, in a sense, is dishonest about what Tesla has been all about. Whereas everyone else, I think, except for GM, still gets the $7,500 tax credit. But there's a reason for that. Once you produce more than X number of cars, you don't get any more. So it's there to get you started. So you got it when you got started. GM got it when they got started. Since those two companies are producing enough cars now, now that tax credit is going to all the other people who are in that position. And yet you want that to go away, really? Is that really your stance now that you established because you benefited from all those government favors? All of our sales this year and last year were had nothing to do with the tax credit because we had made so many electric cars. Tesla has made roughly two-thirds of all the electric cars in the United States. True. I'm not sure most people are aware of that, yeah. And how much of that would have been possible without the government support? So Tesla has made basically twice as many electric vehicles as the rest of industry combined. And we don't need the $7,500 tax credit. That's right. Once you reach a certain size, you don't need the tax credit anymore.  But it's curious that once you're big enough that you're not getting the tax credit anyway, now you're advocating for its rejection. I'm curious if anybody knows if Elon Musk was arguing pre-2018, maybe 2012, 14, 16, was he arguing then that we should get rid of this credit, $7,500 credit? I doubt it. Credit. I would say, honestly, I would just can this whole vote. Don't pass it. That's my recommendation. What about the support, though, for the charging? This is the best part. There are parts of this bill. No? No. I mean, do we need support for gas stations? I mean, that's the best answer he gave. Do we need support for gas stations? It's what I mentioned when I analyzed the infrastructure bill, and a lot of the money is going for these charging stations. And I talked about the fact that why do you need them? There's a profit motive in that. Once you get enough of that to cause and we're getting there, why wouldn't gas stations add them on? Ultimately, they would replace the gas stations. Why do you need government to intervene? Did government build the original gas stations? I mean, Elon Musk gets it. But when it comes to actually benefiting from it, he's eager to jump into it and maybe even lobby for it when he's the direct beneficiary, when he has the ability to step back and take a look and evaluate without it impacting his actual business, then he gets it. He really does. Don't. So there's no need for support for charging. Absolutely. I would delete it. Delete. Delete. OK, all right. I'm literally saying get rid of all subsidies. He's literally saying get rid of all subsidies. And I commend him for saying that. I commend him for saying that. I wish most CEOs would say that. I wish everybody in the industry would say that. But it's much easier to say that after you don't get the subsidies anymore. But also for oil and gas. And that's kind of cheating, because also for oil and gas, oil and gas don't get subsidies. I hear this all the time, but they get their equipment written off in terms of taxes and things like that. So does every other business. There might be some favorable treatment for certain types of arrangements for the oil and gas industry. But yeah, let's get rid of all subsidies, all subsidies. Let's get rid of all deductions from corporate taxes and make it, I don't know, really, really simple, really, really straightforward so the tax code cannot be manipulated. Or how about what I've always advocated for, which is basically zero corporate tax.  And so I just wish he had done this. When he was the direct beneficiary of the subsidy, which he's talking about. Now, is Elon Musk for getting rid of the carbon credit, which generates half a billion dollars in revenue for his company? I don't know. I doubt it. I haven't heard anything about it. Does he consider that a subsidy? Maybe. I hope so. I hope that's what he includes with let's get rid of all subsidies. If you think about also how this affects your competitors, is that impact how some of your view on this? I mean, maybe they need it. I don't know. But I think just generally, I'm in favor of deleting subsidies. I mean, when we started Tesla, there were no EV subsidies at all. And gasoline was super cheap. We did not anticipate any subsidies. That came later. It came late at key points in Tesla's development. The $75 tax credit came as a result not of Tesla activity, but of General Motors loving for it. I would just say, just delete them all. All right, but there are some other good things in this bill that some would argue. I mean, a lot of money earmarked for R&D, would you want to put that towards something? No. All right, we're going to move on from the bill, because I think we get what you're saying. Seriously, we should pass it. In general, if we don't cut government spending, something really bad is going to happen. This is crazy. This is good. Our spending is so far in excess of revenue, it's insane. You could zero out all billionaires in the country. This is almost like anti-billionaire BS. Well, if you zero out all billionaires. Well, that's pretty cool for a billionaire that says there's a lot of anti-billionaire BS. I mean, there you go. That's the kind of courage that we need to see more businessmen have. That's the kind of non-equivocating that we need to see more billionaires have. It's only when businessmen stand up and say the kind of things Elon Musk is saying right now that the world is going to change. And I'm encouraged by his willingness to say it, disappointed that he's not willing to fully admit the role government played and the role these subsidies played in Tesla's own development. I'd like to see him analyze that and prove me wrong and show me that it didn't have a big impact on the development. But good for him for standing up against the tax on billionaires. Good for him for standing up for all of this. All the billionaires, you still wouldn't solve the deficit. I'll ask you another question around the billionaire BS. Say tomorrow you get the phone call from President Biden. Next day actually we decide we elect you to Congress. Somehow this happens. You're now working on tax bills. You're working on tax policy. What is, how do you tax someone like you? How do you tax billion? I mean, first of all, I pay a lot of tax.  So that's not trivial. And then obviously there's like asset based taxes, the sales tax and everything else. There's also the estate tax. And generally, I think the estate tax is a good tax. Like if you think of assets beyond a certain level that are far beyond, let's say, somebody's ability to consume, then at a certain point really what you're doing is capital allocations. So he just said wealth tax is a good tax. You could say that the wealth tax is one of the least destructive taxes, but a good tax, this thing is a good tax as we know again. Consistency would be great. But this point he's about to make. And let me rewind this just a tad because I just captured the full context. This point he's about to make about capital allocation is really, really good. Again, from an economic perspective, more so I wish he had some more moral context for it. But this is a really, really good point he makes about taxing. It's a point I've made many, many times. And what happens when you tax the rich, the so-called rich? Let's say somebody's ability to consume. Then at a certain point really what you're doing is capital allocation. So it's not money for personal expenditures. What you're doing is capital allocation. And it does not make sense to take the job of capital allocation away from people who have demonstrated great skill in capital allocation and give it to an entity that has demonstrated very poor skill in capital allocation, which is the government. I mean, this is the point he's making. What do rich people do with their money? Beyond the point of consumption, beyond what they can consume. There's only so much you can consume. What do rich people actually do? What do wealthy people actually do with their money? Well, they save it, the equivalent of save. What does that mean? It means they invest it. They allocate capital. They invest in startups and businesses. They put it into their own business. They allocate capital in the economy. Rich people don't have a vote with all their cash sitting in it like Scrooge McDuck did in the cartoons. They actually have all this capital invested in businesses allocated to businesses. And what he's saying is when you tax that money, when you tax the Elon Musk, the Bezos, the Bill Gates of the world, what you're really doing is taking money from the smartest, best capital allocators in the world, from people who understand business, understand innovation, understand progress, and give it to an incompetent, pathetic entity, government, that has proven to be really, really bad at allocating capital. Why would you do that if you care about economic growth? Again, from the economic dimension, right? You could think of the government, essentially, as a corporation in the limit. The government is simply the biggest corporation with a monopoly on violence. There's a problem with viewing government as a corporation, which I'd love to get into with Elon Musk someday. But he's right. The government has the monopoly over the use of violence. That's what makes it government. But given that it does so many other things, do you want to give the entity with a monopoly over the use of violence, of force, the ability to do all these other things? And where you have no recourse. So how much money do you want to give that entity? Could you explain the last part? How much money do you want to give that entity, exactly? Last part quickly. And then I want to move on to some product stuff. Sure. I mean, I can talk for a bit longer if you'd like. He's enjoying this. If you're worried about getting through all your questions. But we have nobody else joining us at this conference. Yeah, I mean, government is a corporation in the limit. So it is the most corporate thing. It is maximum corporation. But it's also monopoly. And also, it's the only one that's allowed legally to do violence.  More money. It's not that I think the government shouldn't exist or that they're not good things that the government can do or things that are necessary for the government to do. So I'm not somebody who is sort of an extreme libertarian. I mean, I don't know what extreme libertarian is. He's not an anarchist, which is good. He could be more of a limited government than he is. It looks like in terms of how billion he is, he's about as good as he gets in terms of those who are willing to actually go in Canberra and talk about this stuff. And thinks the government should not do anything. I just think we should minimize what the government does, because the government's efficiency at spending is just going to be lower than a competitive commercial company, but by a lot. I'm going to shift. By a lot. That's perfect. Well said. Get away from government. Come back to your world. The workload at Tesla is quite a lot. Have you, and I know now you could regain the chairman position. This is just fun to listen to. Have you thought about that? Have you thought about your title and your position there right now? I mean, it's interesting, these titles. You know that there's actually only three titles that actually mean anything for a corporation? It's president, secretary, and treasurer. And technically, they could be the same person. And all these other titles are just basically made up. So CEO is made up title. CFO is made up title. General Counsel made up title. Don't mean anything. I think a room of CEOs are. I mean, he's not right that they don't mean anything. He's kind of being flippant, but that's OK. It's always fun to watch. They don't mean anything from a legal corporate entity perspective, but they mean something a lot because they're contracts. As a CEO, you have a contract with the board, with the company that gives you certain authorities and certain responsibilities. So it's bogus to say because in the corporation incorporated documents, you only have those three titles, president, treasurer, secretary. Those are the only titles that exist anymore than you go to a middle manager and make him a director of research. That's meaningless. No, it means something. It means something.   You'll hear about the title he gave himself in a minute. How we feel about that. Yeah? It was like, obviously, just somebody's mocking experiment. So I guess I'll be more direct. Are you considering stepping down as CEO? Would you transfer, be chairman, and think about being chief product officer? I mean, since CEO title doesn't matter anymore. I changed my title to Techno King. He's Techno King. And by the way, this is a formal SEC filing. I'm legally a formal whatever, Techno King. I just did that as kind of like a joke because just a trope that these titles don't mean a lot. You can see what is actually legally necessary if you fill out the form for creating a C Corp. And then you'll see it's president, treasure, and secretary. I need a director to. But that's basically it. And then all these other chief, whatever officer, are basically just made up. All right. So I ended on that fun note from Elon Musk being Elon Musk. And he is now Techno King. He's not the CEO. He's the Techno King of Tesla. It would be interesting to study his management style and see what actually happens within the business. I don't think there are BS titles. I mean, firstly, because of regulations, the CEO has to sign off on financial statements. So the CFO, the CFO has all kinds of liabilities. You can joke and kid around about this stuff, but it's just not true. You need certain titles. Somebody has to be responsible for marketing. There is such a thing as chief marketing officer. And they do take on the responsibility of things like that. So when you're positioned that you are as Elon Musk is, you can poo poo these things. But for most companies, a lot of these things are crucial. It is a good interview. It was a fun interview. A lot of good, positive things were said. I wish Musk would just come clean on his view about all the subsidies that he got. It would be good to have a little PowerPoint presentation where he showed us they didn't matter. And Tesla would have been fine without the government loan in 2010 and without all the different subsidies and without the tax credits and without the carbon credits. I doubt he can do it because I don't think it's true. I think he built his company based on those and wouldn't have survived if not for those. But it's still great to see a CEO come out and talk about government spending the way he did. It's great to see a CEO come out and state that there should be no subsidies, even if he's not consistent applying that to his own company. It's great that that gets into the debate and that gets out there into the culture and that we start discussing these kind of issues. So I want to see many, many more CEOs do that. I'd like to see a lot more CEOs interact the way Elon Musk does with the world. And it would be good again if they were more straight up and didn't carry the baggage that Elon Musk carries. Unfortunately, he does because, I mean, it's not even the fact that it's not just Tesla, right? Solar City benefits enormously from all kinds of government regulations, controls, tax credits, all kinds of things like that that are created. So it's very, very hard when Musk says these things to take him completely seriously.  He's too open to that.  Still enjoy hearing it said. Thank you for listening or watching The Iran Book Show. If you'd like to support the show, we make it as easy as possible for you to trade with me. You get value from listening. You get value from watching. Show your appreciation. You can do that by going to iranbrookshow.com slash support by going to Patreon, subscribe star locals and just making a appropriate contribution on any one of those, any one of those channels. 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Many people fail to put a management interview and it's not because they don't know how to answer to put a design Put a case for a matrix interview question The surprising truth is that they don't know how to talk about the past experience and passing the behavioral interview questions And those part management life cycle knowledge questions And it turned out to become a waste opportunities because they spend lots of times figure out how to learn the job interview But they are not prepared to sell themselves and tell the story in a much more confident and shorter concise way In this video, I'm gonna talk about the top 10 hardest but most common part management into behavioral questions And give you the simple answers and frameworks so that you know how to nail those interview questions anytime you present amazing opportunities Specifically, I will discuss the situational interview questions, part management knowledge and skills questions, and what, how and why questions Make sure to stay until the end of this video where I share with you the shortest and most concise frameworks that can now 90% of those interview answers Hey guys, this is Dr. Nancy Lee, a director product featuring Forbes I have thousands of people land a dream PM job offer in fan companies and unicorn startup and continue to get promoted as a product leader In this channel, we talk about tech trends and free product management training Like and subscribe and watch my new video every Tuesday The 4 in 10 question I'm gonna share with you has been used in all different kind of industries and different sizes of companies Including big tech, unicorn startup, crypto, AI, fintech, e-commerce, social media Make sure to take lots of notes and start to sell your own story The first type of behavioral question is situational based question For example, question number one Tell me a time when you reposition a product Question number two, tell me a time you had a conflict with engineers Question number three, tell me a time that you tell your customers that they were wrong Question number four, tell me a time that you have to tell your boss that he or she is wrong Even this also situational question sounds very simple, it just tells a story But what they're looking for is the unique challenges product manager has been facing For example, the question number three is Amazon's 14 principal interview questions regarding customer empathy You have to tell your customers they were wrong and understand what they're looking for The question number four is also meta leadership principal questions Because you need to challenge your boss, sometimes when he's wrong, you know how to stand up and pick the right battle They also love to ask many follow up deep dive questions to make sure that you are truly the person who have done the work And also saw those challenges There's three steps to answer those challenging behavioral interview questions Step number one is understanding intention behind those questions For example, the question number one, reposition a product What they want to hear is was the before of the product was after How would you reposition it? Was a new product positioning and was the old product positioning You could reposition product by changing the customer segmentation You could also reposition a product by changing the go-to-market strategy As long as it has been very obvious that you reposition a product from someone that doesn't work Into a new brand new product leading to greater success Step number two is to pick the right story and impress them using the Grail framework I personally invented this Holy Grail framework Here is how to use it Grail stands for G, get to the point R stands for reason and Y A stands for actions I stands for impact L stands for learning Use question number two as an example Tell me a time when there was a conflict with the engineer You only get started by get to the point that G part of the framework Who did you have a conflict with immediately within the one sentence Our part of the framework is let people know why this conflict you had with the engineer Is so important that the audience need to pay close attention to And A is the three actions you took to solve this challenge And I is the important impact you had by solving the challenge with the engineering team L stands for the learning you took away from solving this complicated situation I filmed a separate video about the step by step guide with a simple answer to this Grail framework So that you know what's the best methodology to apply the framework while the interviewer You can check out this video right here I'm also going to put it in the description of this video regarding Tell me a time when you failed using the Grail framework The third step of answering the behavior interview question Is to hit the keywords and skills they want to hear For example in your answers you can mention customer segmentation They also love to hear some gold market strategy If you're looking for those senior or director type jobs They also love to hear you understand the customer needs and pain point and desire To put customers first The second type of management interview question is Partner management skills assessment questions For example question number five Tell me a time when you turn a product from concept to execution Question number six How do you prioritize product features? Question number seven What's your favorite product? The answer to this kind of product management skills assessment question Is very different based on what kind of skills they want to test out For example turning a product from concept to execution You need to answer the three phases of launching a product Ideation, NEP, and product launch I have step by step training teaching you how to use the three phases Product launch framework to answer this question from launching a product from concept to execution You can check out this video right here I'm also going to link it in the description of this video How you prioritize product features Needs to talk about your prioritization framework and criteria For example impact urgency engineering effort And the alignment with the mission of the companies And how it's impacting the rest of the portfolio or product altogether What's your favorite product? Sounds a very fun question Sounds very easy to answer You can pick any product Your favorite You can pick any product to talk about But in reality this is a specific framework And methodology to answer this question What's your favorite product? The way to talk about it is talk about the type of product You truly like And then bring that into customer segmentation And tell them what type of customer segmentation yourself belong to And tell them the three pain points This perfect product is solving And then tell them why other product in the industry Cannot solve any of those pain points except your favorite product I filmed a separate video to walk through the framework of answering What's your favorite product? With the sample answers You can check out this video right here I'm also going to link it in the description of this video The secret of answering those kind of Partner management skills interview questions Is actually mastering the partner management knowledge and skills Before you go into any partner management interview And also reflect in your past experience How much have we done in the past Is using partner management methodology And there's no right or wrong answer to build your past product But there's only one specific answer that hiring managers from here Because they have their own internal process to build your product The secret to answer this kind of Partner management skills assessment interview questions Is actually to master the partner management Entry and life cycle skills And then once you understand the skills It's way easier for you to describe Your past experience And what kind of partner management methodology You should launch your own product Everything will become much smoother and easier When you talk about the right methodology Of building your product If you never had the systematic Partner management training in the past I highly recommend all of you guys To download the Ultimate Guides Partner Management Rows And the Responsibilities Which I give you all the detailed descriptions Of entering partner management life cycle skills And what do they do As a partner manager So you can start learning right away I'm going to link it in the description of this video The third type of partner management interview question Is what and how and why questions For example Question number 8 How do you manage stress? Question number 9 Why do you want to become a partner manager? Question number 10 What are strengths and weaknesses? The secret to answer these kind of interview questions Is to use a 3x2 framework Which is the bonus I discussed with you guys Using this framework You're able to answer majority of those What and how and why questions Only with 6 sentences Make it short and concise And very sharp and impressive So what is 3x2 framework? It's very simple It means each question should answer with 3 body points And each body point has 2 sentences And these 2 sentences should begin with A summary sentence And followed by a supporting point Why your summary is the right answer to the question For example Why do you want to become a partner manager? You can talk about the 3 reasons why It could be your loss of problems Using technology features It's a perfect combination between technology and engineering And it is a leadership role Within those 3 body points You can have a longer sentence described Why do you think Partner management is a leadership role And why you are specifically interested In those kind of leadership roles As a partner manager Within the 3x2 framework It can easily have your answer very organized And make it short and concise I have a simple answer to Why you want to become a partner manager In this video training right here Feel free to use the exact same script I use in my answer It's going to impress the hiring manager I'm also going to link the video In the description of this video As you're preparing for the partner management interview It's quite critical You know the interim partner management life cycle So you can get ready for those skillset assessment And make sure to download this alternate guide To partner management roles and responsibilities In the description of this video I also have the full playlist right here To describe the partner management interview questions And sample answers With all possible different interview questions You're going to face in upcoming interviews So therefore make sure to go to this playlist And continue to study today This is Dr. Nian Zidy from PMExcelerator.io Make sure to like and subscribe and comment I'm going to see you in my next video Right here


Hello, and welcome to this screencast on section 9.2, Vectors. This screencast is going to cover geometric interpretation of vector operations. In this screencast, we will visualize some vector operations. Let's start with vector addition and subtraction. On the left graph, if we think of vectors as displacements in the plane, the vector u plus v will represent the displacement of u, followed by the displacement of v. Remember that the position of a vector doesn't matter, so we may picture this by placing the tail of v at the tip of u, as we have in this picture. We can then visualize the vector u plus v in standard position. Vector subtraction can be interpreted similarly. To visualize this, we place both u and v in standard position. Then the vector u minus v is the difference of the displacements from the tip of v to the tip of u. Next, we will visualize scalar multiplication of a vector. Scalar multiplication just means multiplying a vector by a real number, also called a scalar. As the name suggests, this will scale the vector. Pictured here, we have the vector v. The scalar multiple 2 times v would stretch the vector v by a factor of 2 without changing the direction. On the other hand, the scalar multiple negative 2 times v would stretch the vector v by a factor of 2 and point in the opposite direction. Here we see that multiplying by a negative scalar changes the direction of a vector.


What's good y'all chris josecasters.com? Sorry about that a little bit of a technical difficulty We're gonna delete some space from our archives to make sure we can keep recording This is the one autograph that we missed in the meantime Francisco Perez rookie pitcher auto for the Nationals Nationals that's going to go to To add Sorry about that. We are back going to upload this and the video before that stop recording And I'm gonna keep on rocking though That was the fourth auto of this jumbo box of box one Thank you to Jason playing tech support Last little stack of box one here a green Chris sale Going to the Boston Red Sox and grab my sheet and some more top voters in the meantime Boston Red Sox gonna go to Burke It's 38 out of 99 Castro hyper Belge refractor, okay, that was all five that was the last on that The Francisco Perez was the last auto in that box Top voters real quick in box here Second-year Gold Cup Ryan Mount Castle auto for the Baltimore Orioles. It's going to go to Aaron little last spot mojo there Thank You Aaron 194 out of 499 Ours newt bar newt-newt Chain beaver on the pin striped Well, they're pretty sweet man purple Jose Abreu Nice Paul. Thank you my man 30 out of 250 on the Jose Abreu Let's catch Zach Thompson rookie auto for the Marlins Packers Take a 10-7 lead here on an Aaron Jones touchdown Zach Thompson Miami Marlins going to go to Stephen who autos down just catch again Marcus the pawn tops Chrome. Oh, I said that this is rookie auto I'm on hate parade mode. I don't know why Which is in the site Marcus the pawn on the rookie auto for the O's Baltimore Royals the other one for Aaron Nice man. Well, hey that that kind of mojo It's that's the kind of thing that has to reset. We talked about it a little earlier a little break mojo a little break karma It's for real a wander We appreciate you come back in man. They could be an active in the chat We'll do another break credit giveaway. I'm an eight or nine ish. Maybe 830 ish Make sure to be active in the chat 75 dollars in break credit y'all doing it for how much the rest of the month a couple weeks Nice Alfonso Rivas nice first baseman for the Cubs Rookie auto gonna go to Matthew Gee, of course, you're a Cubs fan. Yeah, of course. I'm a Cubs fan You know the starting it's not named the starting person for the whites out for the Cubs Alfonso Rivas Go everyone go watch the bear. It's so good Nice little negative on the Jackson co-ar rookie for the Royals Going to Brett. Yeah, I feel you. I mean that was me before I first started working here I was I was right on that pandemic, you know Everybody was breaking stuff and I couldn't Couldn't get in so like, you know, I'll I'll watch I'll see what I can learn Cal Roller with refractor and there's a pretty decent one. He's having a nice rookie here for the Mariners get a little overshadowed but overshadowed by J-Rod, but I Mean he's a great defensive catcher with some big pop Keep an eye out for him 10-7 here Packers lead We got some color coming up here in front of our auto like that We do have a couple more And we'll be the show nightmare Edward Cabrera orange rookie auto another one for the Marlins Stephen C I'll be the show players will get it four out of 25 on the Edward Cabrera Rookie auto nightmare nightmare No cruise there gonna make sure sometimes I can never trust myself All right first two boxes done Like I said, uh, a little bit of a technical difficulty So if you are catching in now on the video, I'm gonna have the first part uploaded before this There you go the boxes three and four I'm legit. Oh jeez. I'm a chap man. That's out. It's always cool to like This is like the hobby, you know, you know But like it everyone's involved Old young we're talking people who've been collecting since 30 40s 50s. They've got their parents collections now people around 30 and 40 my age Younger getting getting kids involved. We're getting their first jobs. Even like kids kids, you know It's cool to see the kids like the the small children come into the shop and and get involved in the hobby Yeah, oh my dude. He broke like three ribs post Malone if you haven't seen he fell in a hole At a concert in st. Louis last night and like this is the the the stage boom just boom Midsection first and broke three ribs and still came out after being attended to him just a few more songs Just like powers through as much as you could what a baller man If I break three ribs, you're not seeing me doing anything for like a month No way No, no, no, man This is crazy Yeah, it was like doing arms make this if I felt so bad for the guy Like he's the most performer who wants to perform for the people who pay pretty decent money to come see him Like he was probably in there like in their shoes plenty of times He's a good dude though. You can tell He's man. He's a he's a heck of a talent man. You can tell Like there are those old videos of him doing like Bob Dylan covers out of random bar on an open mic night and like 2010 2011 2012 That's just like dang man. You can like actually sing Oh That's right. Actually, it's like it's not a full cracker, but it's like something in the muscle line or like a round Let's put it very on But you know Paul going back to the gas station, you know Like that's not that's not my dad says like, you know, we wouldn't we would take our favorite cars put them in the spokes of our bikes Right up to the gas station Buy more really are the same they they ropes. They did rough some dirt on it did a few more songs And herbie came in for you know for us to that game Titans warriors right there. Justin Herbert and post Malone They're built the same here we go boxes three and four Of our full case break Let's get into it Devers classics You never know man People will reach their potential in very different stages of their life It's first first auto another one for Aaron and the Spencer Watkins rookie auto cleaning up so far on the autos Yes, teddy What's up, you ripped a lot of chrome, right? Uh, i'm just on my second case of it Does this look familiar to you? Is that a short print? That is definitely a short print because it wasn't facing the other direction That is definitely. Yeah, so you know, you know what his base looks like his base is in back. Yeah So that is nice, man No problem. Let's keep it going here for everyone. Not you Aaron. Hi, everyone yelling Aaron. I'll have all the uh all the glory Crazy, man. Could he part of the city for a free man Little color match on the Emanuel Rivera Rookie auto for the royals. It's going to go to bret If the negative Jackson Kovar now is going to get this Emanuel Rivera Another interesting one right here, man. I'm writing pretty decent 45 out of 150 Royals got to watch out for a man so just like i mean, i don't know if you guys saw but uh Teddy actually pulled a short print So they are out there joey vato on the short print though. No rookie But it's uh him putting some of the equipment away in the in the dugout in the Covey's Shane beaver native going to the cleven gardens going to Adam K 2020 so young. I think it's lost out. He was pretty dang good, right? eight and two-thirds Yes, sir. That's true. You got to keep it going Why stop now? What better place than here and what better time than now?  There's got to be a better way of doing this right? I know he's got his refractors. We're talking about it earlier. His refractors are the uh Refractors and parallels are redemptions, but I mean, it wouldn't be a bad one to get AJ Alexi Rookie auto for the Rangers Texas Rangers going to go to Burke Be pretty sweet though. I still have lots of faith in Spencer Torkelson I don't I don't know. I don't know if it's an organization thing That does seem to be the case though, right? That the rookies are just not in Short prints at least are not in here. It's what is upside down, but it's just a base card just a base on the body dough It is weird though that uh We found out at this point a few of the vets But none of the rookies it is a little interesting is all I'll say nice Pink speckle on the goat Mike trout. That's over to Matthew D. It's a very nice one right there 41 out of 350 on the Mike trout pink speckle Hang on that's pretty good Hoy Park rookie auto Pirates we're going to go to Chad D. Have a nice one coming up Wander Franco and the rookie refractor nice one for Steve and the 10th Bay Rays It's our first refractor of one of the big names part of the city Glenn Otto with the rookie auto Another one for the Rangers another one for Burt purple glenn auto rookie auto How many times can we say auto until the word auto loses its significance one 77 out of 250 So last auto box four pictures. No actually I guarantee I can just find it though Roman Gonzalez another pirate auto two white socks out of Roman Gonzalez It's all the whole the holy park behind My brain went floating It's a beaut though. It's the uh, is it the heart of the city or the pinstripe one? I think it's one of the other 213 out of 250 on the Roman Gonzalez for the white socks One of our team randoms. It's going to go to Aaron once again. Aaron grabs another snacks another auto different team this time Oh jt. Congrats, man Try a tiny pinstripe It's a I mean cool. Oh, that's yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that's the one I know it's gonna be an insert.  I just not want to go green future stars jonathan india after raining nl rookie of the year right there 86 out of 99 I mean that throne I mean crazy really Derrick beat me to it next auto jackson reitz For the brew crew milwaukee brewers is going to go to matthew g Which was one of the early bird spots very nice Dave grohl they they need to test his blood when he passes just to see what that dude's really made of him Ozzy I mean these guys just Not human fresh pot Please play in that was like a mandolin or whatever whatever that was A crippling addiction to gaffe. I don't need problems Only problems. It was not a fresh pot. Those musicians. They have to be tight, you know I'll I'll also say this Um And I think it's going to be the case tonight. I am down to stay late I will reiterate that fact. I have No care for my own well-being So I'll stay here until one or two and just break with y'all Nice wander got an auto coming up. Oh, there we go That's a sweet one right there. Have a little vlademigrero chrome refractor short print Going to derrick and the blue jays. That's sweet with the jacket on So right there at the bottom 17 hard to tell but 17 is the designation for the short print. That's a sweet one right there Cool picture It's looking a nice pack because you have our as on our next auto joey window 2021 all-star now marlin blue Another one going to steve and see Marlon's having a nice break 141 out of 150 Yes He's got such great comedic timing. He's just a funny guy There's one thing to be funny or to have good timing It's to understand everything but you put it all together for a guy whose job is being a legendary musician It's not really fair for the rest of us, you know Mortal men nice. We're rock. Definitely rock in the night then I will be staying late next auto Connor siebold's rookie auto for the red socks. What a bit of work What a crazy talent of a little uh group of people that they're bill hater fed armism Oh, man Bittersweet mic right there It's just such a beautiful moment, but You can tell, you know Means a lot to him nice gold future stars On the bobby doll bag another one for the red socks another one for berk 13 out of 50 to the digram All right boxes three and four down I think What I should do that should be smart Because I should take my break or I'm like seven thirty or eight. So I'll finish this We'll probably do the other case and then we will rock and roll after my dinner Let's get six and seven You know There's no there's no flag. I just made a mistake. That's my favorite. I love when they do that Oh, second down That's why I couldn't be an NFL referee That would I would do that be like, sorry y'all. Uh No flag on the play a second now Uh, how's how's everybody doing?  So get to it. All right. There we go. Good. Look How fast teddy some professional opinion about how he's Not breaking these off, but Chase McCormick rookie auto for the astros To Aaron Yeah Aaron with another rookie auto astro chase McCormick rookie this time Nice green 1987 mic trial 32 out of 99 Our second trotty parallel Once again going to Matthew D. Green border I'm sure I mean, I'm sure Aaron doesn't mind All the hotos go on his way Black and white jack flirty on the negative I'll tell you in those cardinals going to Franklin from the team random giveaway Local ish kid Next auto is Matt Veerling for the Phillies and for Ben Then Smith gets one more Let's read Devin Murnies figuring stuff out here as a rookie pitcher for the Angels Cutter Crawford chrome refractor rookie auto for the Red Sox and for Burke One more 74 out of 4 99 on the Cutter Crawford 80 grade named for a pitcher John Heasley rookie auto for the Royals Brett Myers gold Tristan McKenzie for the Cleveland Guardians Sticks goes to Adam Cuperman The real slim reaper 25 out of 50 close to the number match But no seaguar Jose Ciri with I've seen it before with him in this car then Jason had a couple of these Honestly, what were you expecting him to sign? Here on top of him like that one here. It's like going on to his face I think he made the right decision That's that's a tops one for sure Thompson did not put his card Art that way another one for Aaron Rowland brother I don't know if there's any need to apologize It's good for you, man That karma is for real man Mason Thompson on the blue Maybe it's is it the railway or am I I think it's just the rail. I thought that this one was cut kind of weird, but I think the railway was just messing with my mind Mason Thompson blue 93 out of 150 for the nationals going ahead Tripping me out Aaron Ashby green for the Brewers for Matthew G 10 out of 99 Yanni Hernandez Another one for the Rangers Another one for Burke Aaron Ashby rookie Otto for the Brewers another brewer another Aaron Ashby Another one going to Matthew G Reed Detmer is on the teal ray away. It was a nice one Angels and Matthew D 37 out of 199 Our poll 698 right now. He's Got it in the bag, man barring absolute disaster or injury Albert's definitely getting to 700 or watch some some history this year, man. It's very exciting very special Colton welker rookie Otto for the Rockies Go into Matthew G And to be honest man I was talking about this with my brother the other day And my dad I don't know if anyone else ever gets to 700 Which is the way, you know Durability is and guys get hurt a lot more and just how Insanely difficult it is To be that good and that healthy for that long I just don't think it could happen again. Maybe 600 definitely 500 But I don't know if anyone ever gets to 700 ever again Tyler Gilbert pink From Matthew Langer and the D backs 103 out of 399 I know, you know, no, no disrespect to the goat might trout, but I don't know if trout's staying healthy enough to reach 300 Gavin sheets rookie Otto for the white socks going Aaron once again He's in burger the last two in that box and then we get to our last two Oh, I I think we talked about this too. I don't think it's that out of reach for him And I think he's the closest thing to Adam Dunn where I can ask this If shoreward gets to 500 Well, some of the accolades he has some all-stars some silver sluggers I think he's an nlcs MVP. He's a world series champion and you know, who knows what else he could do for the rest of his career If he floats around like an 850 ops and it's 500 for his career Is he a Hall of Famer? The the old school guy in me says, yeah, I think most guys who get 500 home runs should be in What a catch Randall Cobb still getting it done, man I think you kind of have to I don't know. It's at least it's a discussion I think that's the most fun thing about it is Like, yeah, there there are sure doubt Hall of Famers, but the guys you have to like kind of argue and debate for You look at you look at the numbers you look at the things they did with certain teams That's the fun and baseball to me But that's well, I was gonna say Jesse Sheffield should definitely be in Sheffield's numbers are insane. He has like a 900 ops for his career and he had a long career I think chef is in the only reason why chef isn't in this because of peds, but even then I'm gonna leave this right here for sleeping Bryce Harper Gary is a freak man.   I don't care about the peds. Everyone was using them There are people who are already in that we're using them Oh, we're rolling JT. Thank you, man All right, so I'm definitely gonna be here for a while. I'm gonna take a dinner After our next break, I think it's gonna be I think they're gonna do the holiday of the jungle, obviously I would love to do an immaculate just because I think it'd be fun But that's just me, but we'll check orders after this break. We have just two more boxes and we're going to go through orders I can't sleep already. So if I can't sleep, we might as well be doing something productive, right? And that's for y'all good people. So let's get us going here our second to last box. Good. Look All right, I'm obsessed with this coin pusher Like you too person. I think it's very fun It's just, you know, it's something nice to fall asleep to Jonah Don Rookie pitcher for the nationals Another one for Ed and the Nats For again friend of griff should be in it's it's crazy And it's because he didn't hit what he's like like single digits That aren't like it's like he's like either 394 or like 494 Just because he didn't get 400 or 500 home runs. He's not in same with Jim Edmonds.  And he's a plus plus defender, right? John Lester negative for the Cardinals Going to Franklin Yeah for 493 career home runs and because he didn't get the 500 the thing. Yeah, I'm good I think Jim Edmonds is also like 393 or something like that He might have like he might have been like 397 388 99 Which is even more annoying Mike ballman another row another auto going to Aaron Judge is going to be an interesting. We doesn't have to see how he ages and how You know he Because all players regressed right? It's just that's just the way the father time is undefeated, but we just have to see just How much and how quickly he regressed I want to see him be Aaron judge for like five or six more years really solidify that whole thing career Future stars auto Dylan Carlson for the same lowest Cardinals Another one going to Franklin. That was the last spot in the team random giveaway 62 out of 99 future stars auto of dc Dylan Carlson Well, I think since uh the injury to Harrison Bader was playing center I think it was a pretty decent center from what I've heard But it's all about where judges going to staining new york Molina or not oh hiding behind that future stars call Louis pink speckle another card for Franklin He's rolling right now this next stack second half of our second to last box Really sticking together man go away Jake burger rookie auto I shouldn't even have to look I should already know you know I got a burger on the uh on fried. I shouldn't have another burger right No burger always does sound good We're holding man. Hey when you're hot you're hot Jack flirty teal So you can have another guy Burke 196 out of 199 and a hyper there we go Hyper onio cruise for the pirates and Chad Nice one Chad Ryan Jeffers second year auto for the twins as a refractor Wesley 173 out of 499 This stack is giving me trouble Cruise and we hop to our last box everyone. Thanks again Stick it with me after the technical difficulties I'll have to upload this as two different videos the first box and a half as the first video And the other six and a half as a second. So thanks again y'all Let's start as we finish. Let's finish. Let's start off strong. Let's finish strong Tio falling short here Nice your potential AL saw young winner Alcmanoa auto for the Toronto Blue Jays. Let's go into Derek Riley We will see Having a heck of a year though in second year too Blue John Lester for the cards Burke again, man 9 out of 150 Griffin jacks purple speckle auto Eric twin Not the one for wesson should be out of 299 159 out of 299 Or dolefold Castro With a heck of a signature here. Wow Pittsburgh power. It's going to Chad D I love this kid's signature It's like art Tia Lourdes Gurriel jr Going to Derek 170 out of 199 next auto Taiwan Walker on the purple New York metropolitans Going to Adam 180 out of 250 Look at the carnals won that game crazy Sorry Cho The Zim Zam can't flim flam the Zim Zam Ryan Zimmerman pink once again going to ed 334 to 399 Rosie Contreras Pirates rookie auto going to Chad D I do like that The short prints can either be a frat. I think I've seen some of the short prints be parallels as well Like I thought I've seen like Freddy's and like the blue which is pretty cool So that bloody we got as a refractor. It's just kind of a tip of the iceberg Last stack here Last card is Jacob DeGrom. All right, and that is a wrap PYT jumbo break number four case. Thanks again. Y'all appreciate you sticking with me. Once again, we'll have to upload This is two different videos first part before the technical difficulties and the rest as one I believe five was already filled So it was the hobby on PYT for plenty more of the Chrome jumbos and hobbies on the side right now jasper's case mix.com. Thanks again. Bye. Bye


Well then, here we are back with more of the darkest dungeon and this time I have quite a sickly bunch doing what? This sickly bunch of monsters, abominations, occultists and a rather weird grave robber by the name of Sonia can do best and indeed we are going to knock down some shrines. Why? Honestly, I kind of like the idea of knocking down shrines and with this team, because the shrines are shrines to animalistic creatures, I think it's quite, it's going to be quite a lot of fun honestly, but I will see, it could be dreadful. Gosh, these big axes take too much space, am I right? Anyway, let's start shall we? I think that's good enough. Let's see if we can buzz an end into another of the monstercities, string hoots. And in case you haven't noticed, I have been quite good at those lately, I mean doing damage to the enemy. Good ol' Stanley here, gosh that's gigantic, no matter. I'm sure we'll deal with it. That's a nice start, I mean as long as no one is hurt, for some reason our dear Stanley managed to get unscathed from this. Oh, fantastic, one shrine down, two to go, that was a rather nice beginning, right? He could have tank it. Right, I suspect that possibly the shrines can be described as Kyrios. I far recall the last time I had such a quest, that was indeed a case, but hey, let's not overdo it shall we? Oh gosh, little spiderlings. You know, I can't help but notice that I might have porked up my placement here with old pops. Yep, I totally did, no matter. I'm sure I can deal with the mess I've made, right? Maybe Man-Dog takes the, no, he wouldn't be good at the forefront of Battle-Eyder. Never mind that, let's fetch. Yes, they're gone indeed, gone in the damnation of hell, and there they will find no luck. Honestly, I have no idea what I'm doing right now, but it's kind of fun, so I don't think I'm going to stop any time soon, brother, brother, really? Anyway, no hex for you, little Spider-Man. Spider-Man and Gareth, funny, no, no, everyone is nice and dead now.  Well done, Man-Dog, your expertise at dog things and others is, though, is impressive. Perhaps, perhaps, I'll put some herbs, but I don't have any, of course she does. Not thirsty now, fascinated with injury, wounds and torture, well, if she reaches that impeccable threshold of 100 stress, we're having quite a bit of difficulty with her, aren't we? I'm sure we'll deal with it in due time. Let's continue onward, oh no, what a surprise, she's a curious one too. Hey, that's nice. And spend it, I will. Ah, another demonic animalistic shrine, demons of Gareth will not survive the meeting with us. Right then, let's tabby-stabby to you, little drama pig, swan drama, fine, fine, fine, hmm, let's puken you a lot, yes I know how disgusting and weird that was, but I can help myself, I'm who I am, a puking, disgruntled employer of McDonald's, is that offensive, I'm ready, oh well.  The force of Delry of course is going to be the force of glory, what else, I would not expect the force of angelic might of the great seraphs to suddenly show up, om nom nom, great beast from beyond, I summon thee, he's amazing, he's the greatest amongst all the great dark beasts of below, and there are many of those by the way, too many in fact, it's kind of filled with demons, down there, well, how nice, impressive, I kind of feel the need to move on in the darkness but I want to get that sweet sweet scouting after the battle, hopefully, let's take a shot at you lot and hopefully it will hurt quite a bit and so it did, it makes me happy, causing pains unto others as they once caused unto me, and again trying to just stress out all of my teammates who it's this demonic being of evil, it really is quite a lot of fun, I'll show you, let's see then, make you bleed a lot, oh yes, all of you, excellent, how is the corpse bleeding, that's absolutely nonsensical, oh gosh, that's bad, don't die darling, until end of quest, well, now she becomes very abusive, yeah, adulterate whatever could she be, rather than abusive, oh well, I'm sure I will somehow find a way to deal with it eventually, or not, probably not, might as well die here, oh well, I'm sure I'll get something to staunch that bleeding, what was that, it was beautiful, do it again, impressive, most impressive, oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, let's see then, rage, slum, yes, fantastic, the art of batting, that is very much in queue, seriously, did the giant deadly abomination just get disturbed by the fact that it smells, oh, are you going to take another hit, yeah, you are, I expected as much, still I don't appreciate it, Sonia, again, the amazing criticals, fantastic, obviously his plus 15 team a jingie is quite good, their formation is broken, maintain the offensive, heroes, oh man at arms item, I was looking for one of those, actually, oh it's an unlocked strongbox, so I probably, no point in using the key, you know, now, wish I got that sweet, sweet scouting, but hey, I'm really bleeding again, no you're going to bleed out properly, no, no, no, food time, delightfully delicious, didn't at all see the trap, unnerving, annoying and very sad, now that is bat, let's buke him then, probably will do something, right, now she can fire from here, that's good, right, hey, not bat, bad damage at all, ouch, I don't like people who shoot at me with guns, in fact I think it's very annoying, let's see then, can I make you lot bleed, I guess I can, now you big fellow are taking four points every turn for the next three turns, two now, but it's going to be quite enough, I'll show you, by the time I'm done with you, your blood will be all that's left, so I think that this will do nicely, can I take you lot, indeed I can, now you're on your corpse, now you're just a corpse I used to know, I'm singing off tune because I don't want my video to be suspended and my channel disrupted for all eternity, you understand how it is, right, it is how it is, no, it doesn't work that way, oh it does, how sad, I must admit this is one of the worst games I've had stress wise, but I suppose it was only a matter of fact until someone went absolutely bonkers and decided to be, well, abusive, Sonya, I'm looking into you now, but hey, this helps, look at him, he's so nice, and now he's got a bit of that flame going for him, dude, yeah, because I can and I want to know, can I kill you, no, but I can put a vulnerability hex on you, which is going to make this a little bit extra, did he just punish me, well at least Stanley didn't enjoy it, because if he had, we don't know something about him, something we wish we didn't, yes, well, I think this is done and over what? Oh, now I can't take, hmm, anyone have, no, no one has a spot for an item, unpleasant, very unpleasant, I think I'm going to remove this one, I can't recall for the life of me ever having used one of those dog biscuits, which maybe my fault entirely, and I do think now is a good time to use my circle in the dark, the battle may yet be won, all right, that was quite helpful, all companions reduce stress by 10, that is excellent, absolutely excellent, yeah, let's go with Gallo's humor, many adventurers, does he take to die in a pit, I wouldn't know the answer to that honestly, but I'd say a lot, but then again, I'm enthusiastic about who was this, reduce stress by 15, thank you very much, I think I shall, any other skills that can reduce stress, no, but I can at least use this one to remove the bleeding, right, I don't think anyone has a rest skill which can be used with only one point of rest remaining, and so I shall go ever onward, hopefully I won't get dark during the night time, so hungry, why do we not turn back, excellent even, let us see then, wonder is the darkness having store for us, hopefully only nice things, a pot of gold, several thousand fairies with extremely hairy legs, something like that I hope, but then again, I'm usually let it down when it comes to dungeoneering, for some reason constantly people trying to kill me, and my companions, nothing, absolutely nothing here, well isn't that just nasty, what's this, a pile of bones, you know I kind of want to use, no, fair enough, cheese once again, oh a sickness, wasting sickness, the requirements of survival cannot be met on an empty stomach, damn it, newer should have taken more food, or used less, and it's still not here, which is in itself, uh-oh, in itself quite problematic, as you might have guessed, oh god, it's here, I'm so blind, and I'll get hungry again before I get there, knowing my luck, perhaps I'll feed on the corpse of cationetes, wouldn't that be ironic, you know you could have been nice and anyway, let's do some absolution with all pops here, hopefully he can take care of himself, she's bleeding of course, but soon enough, so will all of them, let's see, I know what I'm talking about, I totally messed up by taking the abomination on this spot, and I no longer want to use his transformation, simply because I'll get mandog crazy, and that would be bad, you know I'm going to leave you to your death little kerenita, pray for absolution once again, meanwhile, let's try to take a bite out of you mate, good job, now if only I had another point of damage, bleeding damage, you needed more than you think, let's try some weird reconstruction on the weird abomination, I mean, if it has to work on anyone, it should work on him right, executed with impunity, ah that impunity, so it's nice to execute people with it, as victories mount, so too will resistance, give me food, give me sunshine, no food, no sunshine, but lots of darkness, and new enemies, most unfortunate, well, I don't see a way around it, time to transform, no, let's puken them first, I mean, I know the pig is going to puken me anyway, so I might as well return the favor, unless I actually get 9 points of damage in it, so I only got 7, which isn't necessarily, yeah, see puking, absolutely dreadful, oh that is going to, nice dodge mate, this is going to get the stress flowing, she's so bad, stay where you are doggy, you know, I think a bite out of them is going to fit nicely here, ha ha, missed, and now unfortunately, so could I, hey didn't miss, which is great because cult is acolytes, really easy to miss, dodge of 13, not the greatest thing in the world, absolutely so much fun, I do it constantly, just for amusement, and for laughs of course, yeah, a devastating blow, it's a nice strike, hmm, let's see then, can we finish this sooner rather than later, any damage I'm taking this time is only going to get my stress higher, and seeing as I might quite soon die from hunger, I'd best take every possible precaution against that, no no no no no, stay put old man, and heal yourself as best as you humanly can, no executed with impunity speech, oh narrator, I so miss you, I don't actually miss him, sure he has an epic voice, but if it wasn't for his actions I wouldn't be in this damn mess in the first place, you know, so no, I don't much feel gratitude towards the man, for his trickery, for his lies, well why have I forgotten to use my bandages, no one knows, except some deep deluded corner in my mind probably, torches, and blue sapphires, I can't want to touch it, shall I, nice, I wish I had touched it with someone else, and honestly I don't know if I have another bottle coming, apparently I do, no matter, I don't know why I feel that whenever I touch occult looking items, I feel a lot better when it is the occultist who does the actual touching, impressive, uh oh, breeze head, how nice, come here little peep peep peep, how the peas die, and how they cry as they tear before my eye, nom nom nom, delicious blood, piggy blood, noun sale for 14.99, and yes, I do have lots of it, yes yes yes, we've heard that joke already, try to come up with something new, something nice, will you, no, she will not, perhaps it's time to admit that she's been working with material she's had since childhood, so no, she's not by any means funny, sorry darling, just three points of damage, you're putting yourself to shame mate, lade, now I can lob him off with a pickaxe again, oh, he's focused, I did not expect that, but I am very happy that it happened, nonetheless, terrible strength, that's how Stanley sounds, in my mind, but alas, not in my heart, perhaps it is time to take the hundred gold, no, first I'm going to do this, no, the hundred gold, I'm so very close now, nothing interesting, nothing even worth my while, nothing bad even, just boring old dusty tomes, it's all very very sad, absolutely yes, I'm so close now, I can feel the relic in my hands, or rather I can feel the pickaxe which I will use to brace that relic of animalistic cult imagery, oh look, it's a dinner cart, but I don't have anything, I don't have herbs, which means that I can't cleanse the food within, which needless to say means that I will not be eating it, excellent, and we are done, time to return home, we did not starve, we did not die, well in fact got a nice enough amount of gold, 9000, and that will give us some juice to continue upgrading our glorious almighty army, and Sonya made it to level three, she lost ruins explorer, but she got plus one speed, so also she got curious, which comes with a wide variety of other curious attributes, or rather, what I mean to say is that she is so far, well absolutely insane, but also she is, no actually no, she's not, I thought she was obsessed with dark objects, hey now that I know that she's not, I'm sure it's all fine with her inside her head, I mean sure, what could be wrong with such a lovely girl, plenty, plenty could be wrong, yeah, I think we had a fun enough game today, right, everyone did think that it was quite a lot fun, hey why did I pay a lot more for her, I have to take care of these, she is right now one of my least resistant to just about everything, you know, it's this graceful, that's what it is, man dog, go, yeah, yourself, you know, yeah, anyway, let's take care of this creeping path before good old Anji passes away, thank god no one dies in this game, that would be dreadful, absolutely awful, but hey, so is life, so is life, any other diseases that I could cure, this one, definitely this one, oh yeah, Plamen will get to you, and Swetlou, yeah, sure, sure, sure, any quirks I want to take care of, no idea, but first I'm going to well only drinking town, suddenly I do believe I just now used all my drinking spaces and I'm not about to cancel treatment on Stanley because I already paid for it, so I think you old Popsboy will have to wait, now that's annoying, how much of those do I need, oh, right then, how many six will do that only increases stress recovery, so no I can't actually unlock the last place, hey I know, 6000, you know, this might actually be better, yeah, why would anyone want to cure positive quirks, positive quirks are great, look at them, amazing, all of them, is there like any, one that's bad, well I could see people wanting to build characters in very specific ways and not having any use of current quirks, perks and the like, I suppose, but still seems it does silly doesn't it, gosh not expensive, but hey, so is life, increases stress recovery, sure does, but then again, I think we're just about fine, thank you guys for watching, this has been once again lots of fun and I'll see you next time, bye!