It just got better! Look what just randomly fell from the sky. I wonder what it is. Death note. The human whose name is written in this note shall die. All right, who's going in it? Let me know in the comments whose name I'm putting in this and give me a good reason why. Yeah, that's the intro. Let's get to the video. Okay, we gotta rewind this because I was just focused on the OST. The OST coming off guard, guys. It always does that. Anime does that to me. Wow. Yeah, look at the evil dude looking at them. I know it's you! Bro, this guy looks way too perfect. It's Eren Yeager in a business suit. This is what happens if you dropped Eren Yeager in New York City and he had a good uprising. It's you! It's you! This guy's chillin'. As if Kira 1, 2, or 3 is not about to kill him. What'd I say? What did I say? Nick, you must have reacted to death note before. You must have watched it. You think you're reacting. I need to see another Shinigami. Where's it? We need another one.  He's corrupted! This guy turned off his monitor with a button on his chair. I need that.   Because he cares? Or she or it? I don't know. Rem might be nine binary. I don't know anymore. Yo, we're gonna stop like this. Oh, don't just sit overreacting. Overacting. This is what people tell me on the daily basis. What is he hard? He had to change his whole personality. Is she so cute and nice?  I don't trust light. This is killing him inside. He's better going in his car. It's exhausting being nice. Yep. Oh, I'll trust me. I know. Man, this looks like the cast and couch room. Like if you ever get into the hub or you know what I mean? You know what I mean? You know the side.  Damn! Bro, imagine going for a job interview and they're like, we hired you, but we did a background check on you. We know your mom's an alcoholic.  We know all that. Jesus Christ! You're just madder. How about you tell her your secrets? This OST is so distracting, man. Whenever something plays in this show, I forget what I'm looking at. I just turn it to the zone. I'm like, damn it. Oh my God. Y'all got to stop playing trash cans so I could focus on the story. Damn, I got to keep rewinding. Oh my God, it's so good! Why is this guy- Why does he look like that, bro? And then you have this dude on the right.  Oh God, this guy doesn't have eyes. Forget about it.  This guy doesn't even have arms or legs on his glasses.  All right. You said something right. Oh my God.  Jesus Christ. I forgot about life. Where's my death note? He started to think like Gira again. He was always Gira. It wasn't the book. Don't believe that. He's always been evil. Damn, ran breaking every rule. Bro, you're suffocating her. I don't know if she's into that or not. Looks human to me. I've seen people in New York that look like that.  There it is. Yeah, yeah. I know. I know. Fine. Man, I don't care what you tell me. If this is the first time I saw a monster like this in the bathroom, I would not be looking this normal. I'm a pussy, bro.  I can't even watch the conjuring. I die.  Yo, Rem's trying to get Light. Trying to stab him.  Man, I see it happening. Shinigami-san. Man, how is Rem a Shinigami? He's so nice.  We get into memories back soon. I wouldn't trust him to begin with.  Oh my god. Open your eyes. You look weird. It's sus. I know it's anime. Oh, I knew he was caring to begin with. Hey, Gucci. Bye, Gucci. Light lost his eyes again. Look, look, he's here again. Look. You see Agumi's jealous in the back. You saw that? Look at him. Look at him. He's jealous. He's like, oh, I gotta get home to my wife. Look at him. Look at him in the back.  I'm over here working away from my wife and lights over here with a woman on his lap.  Hey, bro. Get a guy like light. No, don't, don't. Don't. I take that back. Yo, Al suspected something. Uh-oh. He was like, eh? He knew. He knew something happened. Yes, ma'am. No. I was speaking through light. Jesus Christ. Damn. They're on Q2, bro. They practiced that. Stop. How many battle breaks? Bro, whenever she goes in the bathroom, a terrorist attack happens. They knew what they were doing. They knew exactly what they were doing with this. I bet you will let a writer. This is the writer. This is the writer right here. Damn. What kind of date is this, man? This is my kind of date. Dressed up like a nurse in a fast car. God damn. Don't be like Haguchi. Um. Haguchi doesn't know that Misa sees Rem? Take it off the whole back seat. I'll see you, too. Q2.  My god, Misa. Yeah, really?  She looks so uncomfortable.  Oh my god, her mouth's open. Oh, oh, no, no, no, no, no. Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop. He anime gasped twice. Let's exchange Kira's. Here's mine. My god.  Yeah, I'd kill him. He just looks like somebody that should die, man. That's right, I judge. Bro, they just pulled up on the side of the bridge to kill somebody in their book. I should try that. I'm going to try that next time I'm on the bridge.  Oh, this got crazy. That's not how you propose. Bro, wear the cops on this bridge. This is for sure. I ain't New York. She was recording that. Yes. Oh my god, Misa. Let's go. Bro, light did not react like that. Light, L. L didn't react like that. Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. L never sums up. Mmm, we're going next episode right now. Guidance. Oh, I need some guidance. Definitely. L is a genius. He knows this. I'm going on with this bitch, man. Yeah, because she's Kira number two. Get him a refill. Where is Riyuzaki? Oh, wait, he's Riyuzaki. Telling light straight up. I cheated on you. I got pinned down on my car in his car. Damn, light. You don't talk to a woman like that, bro. He really is Kira. What is he doing? Is that it? It's all food and drinks. This holy grail. Yeah, man, let him think. Let him have his own anime moment. We're time pauses, and he has a whole dialogue section in his mind. Bro, you don't need it zipped down like that. You just don't. Like, there's no reason. See, these riders know what they're doing, man. The nurse outfit, this, they know. They know. They know, bro.  Damn, this yagami really took a backseat. Bro, how does this do not fat? You see what he eats? I knew it. Oh, my God. Yo, you can take the nurse outfit off now, okay?  Why did he just throw clothes up? Why? Oh, my God. The way it just stopped the music. Oh, my God. Man, what is that? An alien donut?  I want all this. I need to watch that e in my life, bro. Unbelievable. Haguchi's dying. 101% sure. This guy will sell anything on TV. Bro, imagine on Twitter, somebody just tweets that like a streamer tonight on Nicholas Light TV. I'm announcing who Kira is, bro. I might do that. I might actually run that program. I don't blame the guy on the station. I would do it. Okay, who dies? It's all for the views. Is Misa Misa gonna wear this outfit for the entire season now? Bro, Mr. Yagabee's doing nothing now. Man, people probably thought Matsuda would be useless, but this guy's doing everything. If it wasn't for Matsuda, they wouldn't be here right now. Spoilers! Listen, Death Note, and every, every anime, if you want me to focus on the story, you gotta calm down with the OST, because I'm over here like this. I am so into it. I'm like, I don't even care what's going on screen, but I do in this case, but I'm just warning y'all, if you keep making good OSTs like this and the anime shit, you'll, oh god. I think he's just decided. Ooh, look at him. Look at him! I'm gonna do it. Yeah, you know these two or three days. That was the test. Yeah, Matsuda! Stop. Ready? Oh, yeah. Uh-oh, Eren's up to no good. Better call the rumbling. That ain't Eren. That's, that's Eren from, uh, from the, from the live action movie.  So good-looking. Like, like the, the drinks, the food, the people. Don't lie. See?  Judging the dude on his looks. Oh, he was demoted, y'all are fucked. Y'all are done. I love how we're getting into the minds of the enemies. We're seeing normal conversations with them. Instead of being behind the curtain, we're in front of it. Dan, you're blowing his cover! Yeah. Oh, it's just L. Yeah, it's my buddy L. This guy's chilling. Talking to L. Yeah, what about L? Damn, look at this dude's apartment! He has a giant Chantaro statue. I need that. I love how we're seeing light turning to Kira. Without actually being Kira. But we're seeing those qualities.  This guy's so dumb.  What, they used a Misa voice simulator? I need that. She's about to have the FBI jump in his house.   Triple H. Damn, y'all ain't doing a good job hiding his voice. I still hear it. NANI? Ah! I'm precise! That one isn't a Taro Matsui. Uh-uh! That ain't no Taro. Hold on, everyone on my contacts list.  We all saw his face. It's all over Twitter. This guy's, he has a news boner. He's getting all the views right now. Damn, why'd you have to punch that picture of Misa for?  Ah! Stop! I should have been looking at that. The Ministry of Eternal Affairs. The Ministry of Darkness. Yeah, well we saw it on Twitter. We saved it. We screen capped it. This guy's having a whole era moment. Time pauses. Bro, this is why I never call people. I'm being listened to, bro. This is what would happen if my group chat leaked.  I'm never calling anyone ever again. Damn, man. I am never calling anyone ever again. They were doing this back in the 2000s. Forget about it. Now, they probably listening to me right now. Yamashita. I believe it was Yamada. No, Yamashita. Imagine your name is Yamashita. Some of y'all's names are probably Yamashita. I'm sorry if I just disdue. Jesus Christ, this dude's talking about vacation. Yeah, this guy's batting a long vacation. He ain't coming back. What a face that is. That's the face of someone that's about to die. The OSG is insane.  Damn. Frenzy.  Stop it, stop, stop it, stop it. You didn't have the show. It's wise. Stop. I can't look at this, but...  The TV in his car. He has a Tesla? Damn, bro. Keep your eyes on the road.  This is bad turn to the Joker movie. Matsu is going to get a bullet on TV. Damn, not even talking to Rem. Bro, that's rude. I feel mad uncomfortable in that car. No music.  Oh my God. Gotta know for sure, man. No radio in this car. Why have a car then? This is the moment they're going to know for sure about Shinigami and everything, right? Oh my God. I thought it was normal to talk to yourself in Japan. I see every other anime guy do it. Damn, how long, how much screen time is Matsuda getting? It's like a two-hour program.  Is he going to ask for the eyes? Shit, how does Rem know all this? The Shinigami. Yeah. Or maybe he's just talking to himself. That's what we do in anime. There's so many things that play right now. I am so enthusiastic about how this shit's going to end. Like the end game.  This is tense. Better step on it.  Bro, just don't let him in a building. Oh my God, man. Damn, this show is too good. How did he get in there? It looked like he went through the front door. Why would they let him in? How is he allowed in a room like this? I mean, I know he at the- Oh God, still, man. He's dumb. Doesn't he notice he's going way too smooth?  There's a camera pointed right at the desk. God, yo, they put it all together. He's going to pull out his note. No way. No, no, no, no, no. Let him see the note. Yo, they literally- Oh my God, now they know. Oh my God, he doesn't know yet. All he has to say is the death note. Yeah, they're going to deduce that, that he did something in that room. Oh my God, no way. They know now. Oh, Al's going to figure it out. Definitely going to figure it out, man. Just say the worst death note, please. This death note doesn't work. Just say that. Oh my God, that's something I would do. Declined? Why didn't you say that out loud? You bachelored. Oh my God.  Unless he says it now, give me the Shinigami eyes. Oh my God, he's going to say it.  Let's make the deal. They're going to say Shinigami, and that answers like two things right there. That answers everything. Oh, this is the moment.  Oh, wait, he didn't have to say it. He just said, let's make the deal. Yo, oh, that's the thumbnail right there. That's bait. That's nice. Right there. He didn't have to say, give me the Shinigami eyes. All he had to say was let's make the deal. Hold over. This cop better not have his name on his badge. Oh, so there are police in Japan. Is that the first police man I've seen in Japan? Wait, he doesn't need a name badge now. What am I saying? Oh my God.  I can't waste time with this officer.  Oh my God, man. I wish that would happen to somebody that pulled me over. That sounds awful. I'm sorry. But still, he developed the power. Bro, let's make the deal. They just put it together. He has the power now. They know. Yeah, they know.  God, man, this is getting crazy. We got to hide his eyes. He has the Shinigami eyes. Hide him. Is Mr. Yagami going to do something for the first time in five episodes? Damn, they got a Matsuda mannequin. I need that in my house. They better be selling Matsuda mannequins online. If not, one of y'all better be on it. Oh my God. What kind of kink is this, man? I thought the light was flying. I had to hop for a second. Oh my God.  Oh my God. This is where it's going to start getting insane. This is the first time I've seen light L outside in like 10 episodes. I can't believe what's going on right now. God, man. I just killed myself at this point because I'm not going to jail. I would never want to go to jail, bro. Before, if I was told that I'm better go to jail, it's over. Come on, say it.  Oh no. Why is Mr. Yagami here? Why does he have a scene like this? I'm getting nervous, man. Break the law. He literally drove through a building, Mr. Yagami. I think this was the building.  You don't deserve the vote. Just give it to me. I'll put it to better use.  Now they're all looking like motorcyclists. Perfect. Set up is real, man. Got him. Oh, thank God they're wearing helmets. I got worried, man. The power rangers are here. I always knew Mr. Yagami was a power ranger. Again, everyone in Japan wearing helmets instead of masks. Oh God, that's the next level of COVID right there, man. In New York, we're gonna start wearing helmets. Imagine that. Oh, okay. It's just his arm. Damn, everything happens to him, man. Every time we're in a hospital, it's because of Mr. Yagami. Watari is so content with holding his type of rifle outside of a helicopter. Stop. Bro, is this like an overview of my car or my driving? Oh, I'm not going to Japan. Is traffic?  That's the reason why I'm leaving New York. Damn, what kind of road is that clear? There's a car chase on the empty bridge. God, man, this is getting crazy. I would drive off the bridge at this point, man. Fuck, everything's coming full circle right now. Like, what do you do at this point?  That's it. Is this guy's...  Oh, my God. We got Widowmaker. Watari is the God Sniper.  Nothing better happened to Watari, man. He's the God to you right now. I need him on my Overwatch team. Maybe then I'll actually win. That detain the death note, but then they're gonna see that she need Kami.  No!  It just got better. Wow. Wow, wow, wow. What's gonna happen on this bridge, bro? These past three episodes, the way they set all of this up, the way they're watching him, the answers they're getting that they've been questioning for the entire show. Sheenie Gammies, the eyes, who's he talking to? Everything's coming a full circle now, bro. What's gonna happen on this bridge? Who's gonna touch the notebook? They have to clean the car out. Oh my God, what? Yo, this bridge is gonna be the rest of the season, isn't it? Well, the rest of the show. This show's almost done. Oh my God, what's gonna happen? I'm getting nervous.  Oh God, I can't wait to react to this next episode. It's called Revival. What does that mean? Does that mean Light Revival as Kira?  I can't even imagine, bye.


When someone attacks us verbally, it's our human instinct to get defensive and fight back, but is there a different way to respond to this? What is up everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul, where we talk about the problem, but focus on the solution. And man, I started this channel for so many reasons, so, so, so many reasons. And right now I'm sitting at, you know, about 1,540-something subscribers. And like, I, man, I have to use this platform to hopefully help, you know, as many people as possible and make this world a little bit better of a place. And that's why I got to talk about, you know, subjects like empathy. Like, empathy is, is the missing thing in our society today. You know what I mean? And we often don't think about it. I think people get empathy and sympathy mixed up. But the definition of empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Like, empathy is something that I lack for so long in my life.  I hated everything. I hated everyone. When anybody disagreed with me or they had a better life than me, or I thought that my circumstances were worse than theirs, like, all I could do was get on the defensive. I always felt like I was being attacked. I was never happy, and it was just exhausting. It was ruining relationships, most of all with myself, but with other people. I was extremely disconnected from the world around me because I lacked this empathy. It was impossible for me to put myself in another person's shoes. Now, one of the reasons why I'm talking about this subject today is today, and this isn't the first day this has happened, but I had somebody shoot me a message. Those doesn't even know me. They saw one of my videos and they just came out attacking.   Well, there are my critics, right? But the one thing that people attack me the most about is they see a video of mine that went viral last summer about addiction being a disease, right? So this guy just messages me out of nowhere, and he's just full on attack mode. And the initial reaction to that is to fight back, is to argue, explain the science, explain why I'm right, he's wrong, all these other things. But something I've learned over time, especially when it comes to this specific topic, is the people who are going out of their way to attack you on this subject, they're people who are hurting. Like, as a recovering drug addict myself, I know the pain I have inflicted. I know the damage that I've caused. I know the wreckage of my past. And I know that the people out there who are so upset about addiction, and when it's called a disease, I understand that these people are most likely hurting too. So typically, typically what I do is like, I'm a busy dude.  I'm like, okay, you're right, you're winning. I just kind of go on my way. And I had some time today, right? And I decided to reply to this guy, and I just started talking to him. Now, spoiler warning, this guy never really backed off, but I just proceeded to ask him questions. As we're talking, as I'm asking these questions, part of his anger, part of why he's hurting so bad, is because he has family members who are sick. We're talking about cancer. We're talking about MS. And he feels that the government is providing more assistance to drug addicts and alcoholics, rather than putting funds into helping people who are struggling with these other illnesses, right?  I have my best friend who has had ovarian cancer come back. I know how scary it could be, how frightening it can be, especially if they don't have health insurance or adequate coverage. I'm looking for somebody to blame. It's scary and that fear turns into pain and it turns into hurt and it turns into anger. I did a video about this, talking about Star Wars of all things, but that's what they talk about is the path to the dark side. This fear turns into anger, right? So he's telling me about this, and I start talking to him a little bit more and a little bit more. I find out that this guy's father actually died of alcoholism. I'm the son of an alcoholic mom too. Like through this conversation, me and this guy have more in common than he is willing to admit. But I do my best to express this empathy. We have this huge problem in the world today where we don't sit down and have a conversation.  Now this isn't something that happened overnight for me. I used to be an extremely angry person, but through my practice of empathy and a lot of it has come through meditation, specifically loving kindness meditations, I'm able to be a little bit more empathetic towards people. Like people ask me all the time to like Chris, how do you deal with it? How do you deal with these people who are attacking you every day? Like you got to understand, I work at a drug and alcohol rehab center. We are literally taking away the one thing, the one thing that made these people feel okay. So I have clients who don't like what I have to say, right? I have to go in there and tell them a lot of things that they don't want to hear. I have clients who have come up to me and cuss me out right to my face, right? And how do I manage that? How do I go into work every single day? Because I love my job. How do I do that? Because I know that when they come at me, I know that they're coming from a place of hurt. I know that nobody ends up at a drug and alcohol treatment center because their life was going amazing back home. No, they have issues and they're all the way out here in Las Vegas. Their family's back home. Their children are back home. Their pets are back home. They're worried about money. They're worried about what they're gonna do.   And I do my best to be empathetic towards that. And this broadens so much and I just want you to sit back and imagine, imagine a world where we were more empathetic towards each other, right? Imagine a school teacher being more empathetic towards a kid who has these outbursts in class or has behavioral issues. Imagine if that teacher was a little bit more empathetic and took a step back instead of sending that kid to the principal's office or the dean's office. What if that teacher sat back and said, I wonder what's going on in this kid's home life? I wonder if this kid is hurting. I wonder if this kid isn't getting the attention that he deserves, right? Think about the bullies and things like that at school, something I'm working on empathy with my nine-year-old son. There's always so much I could teach all of you, but my son, he is right there with me. And my son's nine years old. He's had, you know, bullies, right? Kids are jerks sometimes. But we're able to sit down and talk and I ask him questions. I'm like, do you think this kid might be hurting? Do you think it's possible that maybe this kid's life at home isn't as good as yours? Do you feel that maybe that might be why he's angry towards other people at school? And it gets my son's wheels turning. And now what we do as part of our meditation practice is when people are mean, we send them loving kindness thoughts as part of meditation, right? But same thing in our every day encounters. You know, we get an angry email from our boss or our boss calls us or lashes out on us. How many times do we take a step back and say, what are they going through? How is their home life? How's their job? What is their boss telling them? Are they under pressure? You know what I mean? By default, we are very selfish and self-centered creatures. When things happen to us, the furthest we can see is how it is affecting us. Being empathetic allows us to start putting ourselves into other people's shoes and thinking like, man, I wonder if this person is maybe going through something, right? Think about road rage, the people who are cutting you off on the freeway.   Do we ever think about that? Do we ever think that maybe this guy is on his last warning at work and he's running late because it was a pain in the butt getting his children ready for school. So that's why he's driving like a lunatic on the freeway. How can we be more empathetic? How can we ask ourselves what is that person going through? How are they hurting? And the best solution to when we do this is being able to sit down and have a conversation with this person. You'd be amazed. Like we're so disconnected in this society. Like a conversation can work wonders for you on telling you. When you sit down and you talk to the person who disagrees with you or feels like they're attacking you, I guarantee within 10 minutes sometimes, 20 minutes, an hour conversation, a cup of coffee. When you sit and you learn about their life, the puzzle pieces start to come together and you might start to understand a little bit of why they're hurting, why they're trying to hurt other people. You know what I mean? So anyways, I felt like I had to make this video. I'm huge on empathy. This world would be such a better place. You know, the stigma of mental illness, of addiction and all these other things, we would be treating them so much better if we started to sit back and ask, what is that person going through? What has that person gone through? What kind of worries and fears do they have that maybe I can connect with? By doing that, we'll start to become more of an integrated society and we'll work towards more common solutions. You know what I mean? But anyways, anyways, if you liked this video, please give it a thumbs up. And if you're new here, make sure you click that little round subscribe button.   Share this video with people you know. All right? You can also click or tap on one of those videos right there to check out some other stuff on this channel. Thanks so much for watching. Put yourself in somebody else's shoes today and I'll see you next time.


Interesting day today, as we take a look at the market. I woke up and nothing too alarming. Now I took a look at what was happening in crypto-visual asset space, but I gotta tell you, as time has gone on, we've seen a little bit more of a pullback. And this wasn't really a big surprise for what was happening. We did a video yesterday, and I just talked about how May will probably end up being a down month. And that's the first real down month for the last six or so. And how I think there's going to be more pullbacks or regression as time moves forward. And we talked about two specific months in particular, August and September. And we just take a look at the historical trends. We didn't take a look at what's going on globally. We did take a look at some positive news that was going on with the debt ceiling and the ability for the America to actually pass that part or actually have a handshake. And then of course the next part was that 30% Bitcoin tax and how that was actually positive. So we had that piece. We only talk about too much. But in the comments, people were talking and saying, but Rob, you understand, what about China? What about China? What about China? What about China? I'm like, what about China? And I mean, yeah, there was this new piece that was passed. And this is from Forbes, talking about how it's a big deal for a huge China earthquake after Bitcoin, Ethereum, blah, blah, price swings and so on and so forth. And everybody's expecting this big news from Hong Kong to break out and push us into this major bull market, which I mean, could very well happen. And this is from actually Cointelegraph, Hong Kong's retail trading regime is days away from going live in crypto exchanges are keen to make and trade in the region. Here's the thing, there's nuances there. And there's some pieces that you need to know. First of all, this is gonna happen in Hong Kong, not mainland China. Hong Kong has about 7.2 million people. Great, China has about 1.4 billion people. China is not going to adopt this yet. Hong Kong is off, not the mainland. It's one country, two systems. So with Hong Kong coming in, that's fantastic. It's a very rich land, a lot of people that are interested in the crypto. And this is great, but you gotta understand something. When June 1st comes around, that doesn't mean that all of a sudden they flip a switch and all retail is able to trade and get in. June 1st is the first day they are going to take in applicants for retail exchanges for those investors to start to trade, buy and sell, crypto and digital assets. Now right now, you have institutions that can do those things, and they can do that until June 1, but they know that the process could take a while. So what we're seeing today, this nice little sell-off could be potentially people who are thinking themselves, well, okay, it's illegal to do anything until everything gets up and running for these exchanges that they're gonna allow here in Hong Kong. Maybe I should dump some things. I'm not saying that's exactly what it is, but that's what it could be. And then if I'm thinking it, I guarantee you other traders are thinking it, they're like, you know what, maybe I'm just gonna take a little bit off the top and I will see how this all progresses. So there is that piece. So maybe there's something going on right there. And actually a guy over at Coin Bureau did a great video about what's going on as far as Hong Kong and crypto regulations. I linked that in the description, you can check that out. Also as a quick reminder, we'll be doing NFA live, me, Ben and Guy tomorrow on Guy's channel. But one of the things that really stood out in the video was they talked about the requirements for which cryptos will be listed. And one of those criteria is they have to be at least part of an ETF, at least part of an index. And from the day that they pulled, they took a look and they said, well, there's a good possibility that Bitcoin Ethereum, Litecoin, Bitcoin Cash, Polkadot, Solana, Cardano, Avalanche, Polygon and Chainlink will be listed. So I can't give you financial advice. I can't tell you exactly what to do, but I will say that if it was me, and it is me, I will definitely be taking a look at these cryptos to maybe pop off as everything goes to the regulation and Hong Kong retail investors are able to invest into crypto. So I can see that. But regardless, so today's a pullback. So what do we do? Well, I did this video, gosh, last, not over a month ago, somewhere in April 30th or around May 1st or something like that. And we talked about sell Bitcoin in May and go away. And I took a look at just historical references to see where the market could be potentially. And there was two months, one month in particular that I was a little bit worried about September and that historically has been the worst month. And we talked about this yesterday too. It is the worst month, not just in the crypto and digital asset market, but also in traditional finance. September is the worst. So I took a look at that. I took a look at the different aspects of where we usually go as far as what happens in the four year cycles. And I took a look also at midterm elections and presidential elections and how that would kind of fall into play because there was a couple of data points that it's not always true to sell in May and go away, not every single year. The conclusion I had was this, I'm not gonna sell in May and go away, not for this one. And I still think there's some upside potential, but maybe I was wrong in this one. Maybe it doesn't truly work out. I will say this though. If we do start seeing a little decline because of the thing that's happening in Hong Kong or whatever else is going on regulatory uncertainty, what would be great though is that if this happens, let's say it happens for two weeks, three weeks, four weeks, I will say that in all honesty, June and July are not bad months. July being one of the best months out there. So if we have all of June, that doesn't really work out too well in our favor and things go down, I think July can be a pretty good month. Then August, so and so forth. In September, we might hit a little bit of a skid just for traditional. So I see these things as positive, but only time will tell. Anyhow, let me know what you think about that in the comment section. And then just to talk about real quick some lessons learned. Voyager, now I just got an email.  They're not gonna go through the whole chapter 11 process. They're going, well, it is a still process, but they're going to liquidate all the funds and return those back. How that happens, if that's crypto and kind or cash, really depends on how things work out, but it looks like potentially we get back somewhere between 25 and 35%, gotcha. So that's a bummer. However, at least we do get something back. And I will say this, it is a great lesson for me, especially moving forward. And one of those is, well, there was actually two lessons.  That's the first lesson, which I think we all can understand that. And the next lesson was constantly remind people that all investments can go to zero. Everything can go to zero. Everything I just talked about can go to zero. Everything, everything, everything. Could Bitcoin go to zero? Sure, why not? Do I think it will? Nah, probably not. I think there'll be somebody buying Bitcoin at a dollar if it goes down that low for whatever reason. But everything's a gamble and you're gambling. Some of you are gambling more than others. And I talked about this token, I flip it. And it was a meme coin. And I said about, I don't know, 50 times you are gambling for all these meme coins.  And I can't say anymore. Like, there's always gonna be one person that says, hey man, I lost funds because I got into meme coins. Okay, I'd rather talk about it out in the open and tell you it's gambling than to not say anything and have people come to the channel and go, hey, I lost a bunch of money. So we talked about flip coin. I said it's totally gambling. I said, I'm going to have some tokens and I will dump on you. And I was very honest. I will dump on you if given a chance. So here we have the flip it. This is from dextools.io. And we can see that majorly we're going in the direction that I thought it was supposed to go, which is straight down. And that is the beauty of meme tokens. Now, could this skyrocket back up? Sure, why not? But you're gambling. And when I said I'd dump on you, so here's my MetaMask wallet. And this is where I received my flip it tokens. And you can see here on the, I'm not going to show you everything, but the people in my community, they can verify this. I did a nice little airdrop to my community of roughly 100 million flip it tokens to the people who asked for it and gave me their addresses.  And they can also verify, and that MetaMask wallet, if I did dump or not, I'll let them say that and they can figure it out. So again, you're gambling and that's just the truth. And if I was given the chance again, I would dump on you because it's gambling. And then lastly, and then this is the thing, the amount of gambling that's going on right now, I think we deserve what we get, quite honestly. So that's not the only meme coin out there. And I'm not looking down on people with a gamble. I mean, I live in Vegas for two years, who cares? If you want to gamble, sure, just know the risks. But there's this thing that really gets to me. And it's an address, and you can check this on EtherScan. That's what's great about crypto, there's assets. You can, you can verify everything. You don't have to trust anybody. You can just verify and track everything. It's a Ethereum address where it says, you get nothing.Eath. And it says, and it's got accounts on social media presence. And it says, if you send me anything, any kind of ETH or any random tokens, you'll get nothing. Here's my address. And so far, people have sent 620 on ETH or almost $1.17 million worth of Ethereum, plus $20,000 in random tokens, such as Pepe and Tether and Gatecoin or whatever else. So congratulations. If this isn't the top before we start crashing, I don't know what is. I mean, people are literally just giving their money away. That's amazing to me. And it's not because it's like, it's a charity or it's going someplace. It's just, hey, send me this stuff and you'll get nothing. People are doing it and that's it. So if you follow me on Twitter, I showed you the address and that's truly amazing. That's it for today. So look, I just want to do a quick live stream just to get everybody into the information that we have. But before you take off, like and subscribe all that good stuff. You don't have to subscribe to me. But again, this isn't like a set it and forget a type of thing. Maybe you should follow somebody that can give you some news so you can keep abreast of the situation and be informed. That's it. So thanks so much everybody. I appreciate you for stopping by.


to the President of the United States. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Well, thank you. I appreciate this opportunity to speak with all of you today. I learned early on that if an issue is important enough, the best thing is to go directly to the people and enlist their help. And once the people are mobilized, they don't have to make politicians see the light. They just make them feel the heat. So, of course, asking for help suggests a certain degree of trust. Which reminds me of a story it has to do with a fellow that fell off a cliff and he grabbed a limb on the way down. And there he hung, dangling above the Rocky Canyon. And he looked up and didn't see anyone.  And a moment later, a voice came booming down from the heavens that said, if you have faith, let go. Well, he took another look down at those rocks 200 feet below and looked up again and says, is there anyone else up there? Well, we can be thankful that we're not in that kind of situation. But we as a people do face a decision that's vital to the safety of our country. And that's why I've asked you here today. One of the most sacred duties of any president is keeping America secure and at peace. And peace and security are not free commodities. They're precious and like everything of great value, there's a price to pay. During the 1970s, perhaps as a reaction to the confusion and the division over the Vietnam War, the strength of our conventional and strategic forces was permitted to erode. By 1980, it was clear that a weaker America was not a safer America and that it was time to get down to the business of strengthening our defenses. I was elected in 1980 and re-elected a few months ago, pledging to put our economy back on track and to rebuild our defenses. Modernizing our strategic forces was vital. We unilaterally refrained from deploying many new strategic systems in the 1970s. Unilaterally refrained, even as the Soviets rushed forward to expand and upgrade their nuclear capability, testing and deploying at least three new intercontinental ballistic missile systems and stationing them in the hardened silos. More than 800 new missiles with some 5,000 warheads were added to their arsenal. Nuclear war would be the greatest tragedy, I think, ever experienced by mankind and the history of mankind. And we've avoided that tragedy because we've maintained a credible deterrent force. We can't afford to play political games with the delicate balance of deterrence. No room should be left for doubt about a nuclear exchange. No one would win. That reality has worked well for 30 years. And yet, if we're not willing to modernize our forces to keep our systems current, the credibility of deterrence will vanish. Knowing this, we began immediately to make up for the irresponsibility of the 70s and to revitalize the three legs of our nuclear triad. We've had some success. The Triton submarine and the B-1 bomber will go a long way toward filling the gap. But you can't sit on a three-legged stool if there's only two legs. The third leg means the peacekeeper missile, as we call it, the MX. Our current aging land-based missiles are suffering from attrition. The 22-year-old Titan missiles are being retired, leaving our land-based missile force with less and less punch with which to deter aggression. And that's one of the reasons we need the peacekeeper. It's the most reliable and accurate land-based missile America has ever produced. It'll bring our deterrent to a state-of-the-art level and reinforce the futility of attack on any potential adversary. Whether or not that message is sent now depends on the Congress. We've proposed the production and deployment of 100 peacekeeper missiles, a minimum investment needed for the security of our country. A blue-ribbon bipartisan commission, the Scowcroft Commission, studied the security requirements of the United States and agreed. Prominent Democrats like the late Senator Henry Scoop Jackson also agreed. If America maintains a strong deterrent, and only if it does, Scoop Jackson said, this nation will continue to be a leader in the crucial quest for enduring peace among nations. Well, the senator knew the price of living free, secure, and at peace. Senator Jackson, well, I can assure you, I might as well say, I don't enjoy spending money. That might have struck you already. If it wasn't absolutely essential to the security of our country, my conservative philosophy would rebel at taxing money away from those who work hard to earn it. I grew up in the age of Coolidge. Some people think it was McKinley, but no, it was Coolidge. And he was a champion of thrift and economy and government. And yet even he knew the importance of strength. There we were in that post-war period immediately after the war to end all wars, when I think most of us felt that we had ended all wars. But in his 1925 inaugural address, Coolidge said, our country represents nothing but peaceful intentions toward all the earth. But it ought not to fail to maintain such a military force as comports with the dignity and security of the great people. It ought to be a balanced force, intensely modern, capable of defense by sea and land beneath the surface and in the air. But it should be so conducted that all the world may see in it not a menace, but an instrument of security and peace. Well, that's the spirit with which we must move forward in this debate. We've requested a minimum number of peacekeepers, only 100. This number is far too few for any first strike. And it underscores the purely defensive nature of our proposal. The missile is now in production. The costs are reasonable and under control. And funding would not add to the deficit because it's already been appropriated in the fiscal 85 budget. What's more, we've had seven excellent test launches. Of course, there are those who will continue to search for any reason to vote no. If the decisions were determined that way, our military could have no weapons at all. And this would be fine, except that the Soviets would not be suffering from the same handicap. Our goal is to negotiate with the Soviets to reach agreements which will permit us to reduce the number of weapons threatening mankind, both nuclear and conventional. And as you're aware, next week, we will begin negotiations in Geneva. The vote on the peacekeeper is also a vote on Geneva. And the Soviets are watching us with intense interest. So let no one misjudge what is at stake. Rejecting the peacekeeper will knock the legs out from under the negotiating table, leaving the Soviets no conclusion, but that America lacks unity and resolve. I can think of no greater disaster for the negotiating position of the United States. Weakness does not make for good negotiations. This isn't a new revelation. President Teddy Roosevelt said it a long time ago. We need to keep in a condition of preparedness, he said, not because we want war, but because we desire to stand with those whose plea for peace is listened to with respectful attention. The success we've had in getting the Soviets to the negotiating table, or getting their respectful attention, as Teddy would say, can be traced not to vacillation, but to firmness and sense of purpose. We pledged that if the Soviets would not work with us to reduce the number of their intermediate range missiles aimed at Europe, we would deploy our crews and Pershings to balance the threat. Our courage and that of our allies let the Kremlin know that we will not compromise our security and that we have the political will to stick with it. We mean no threat to them, but will not permit them to pose a threat to us. There should be no mistake. A rejection of the peacekeeper will diminish our chance of reaching a fair and equitable arms reduction agreement now or in the future. Without the peacekeeper, the Soviets will have little incentive to discontinue their buildup or to reach agreements with us. Years ago, I was a negotiator for my union. When we picked a team and sent them to the bargaining table, we stood behind them. Unity was key to success. Then we were seeking higher wages and better working conditions. The team we're sending to Geneva will be seeking peace and security for our country and the free world. It's the American team and I need your help in backing them up. And I hope that we can count on you to get the message out that now is not the time to cancel a major weapons system or undercut our allies or to reward Soviet belligerents. Now is the time for American courage, unity, and resolve. Time to stand together behind our team in Geneva so they can represent us with all the vigor and confidence that they can muster. Soviets respect this kind of resolve. Andrei Sakharov, courageous vote for peace in the Soviet Union, understands this. He won the Nobel Peace Prize and he holds the respect of the world for his struggle for peace and human rights. Well, he wrote to a friend in the West that arms control talks with the Soviets would be easier if the US were to have the MX. He knew the risk of sending a message like that. Peace is not easy to maintain. It'll take hard work and diligence. It'll take unity and sense of purpose and yes it will cost money. This generation of Americans must meet the test. That's up to us. And I hope I can count on you, all of you to give us help in this. There have been four wars in my lifetime. And I've said before, I don't know of a single war, one of those four, that was fought because the United States was too strong. The truth of the matter is the two world wars were because people on the other side looked at us, looked at our military weakness and decided we wouldn't fight. I don't think we should ever have to fight at third time under those circumstances. And I don't want us to ever have to fight at all. So thank you for joining us today and God bless you all and I'm gonna place you in the capable hands of Secretary Weinberg. I don't think he'll answer with any of the points, argue with any of the points that I just made. Thank you.


So when choosing my degree I picked psychology because I like to learn how people think and how they like interact with other people. So on my first day of campus I got lost but I was new so I just stopped and asked a couple people where to go and they were like really friendly and asking me if I was like a freshman and I said yeah and they were like oh it's okay you just go this way and you can ask whoever they'll help you out. So coming here it was like really nice because everybody was really friendly.


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