Do you know T-Rex, how you feeling man? Okay, okay, man There we go. There we go. We on the check in yo, let me go introduce my co-pilot for the day my first blood cousin He is the godfather of the crank movement y'all give it up for a little playboy And from the one thing about it podcast y'all give it up for my player part of my home girl my friend I'm money talks And I'll guess this evening. Oh man. She's a superstar She is a philadelphia legend, but yeah, we claiming her in the a-man magic city all stars She put on for our city. They said it wherever she at She always showing out and she know she know how to do the hokey pokey turn herself around Every dance in the goddamn world. You know what I'm saying?   Hey man, you deserve it man. Miss ellipse service. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah, man. How you feeling girl? I'm good. I'm blessed. I'm happy to be here. I'm so happy to like uh last time um I was watching some things and whatnot.  You off the market. No, it's over it Grand grand grand opening grand closing goddamn Love them and leave them. That's what you used to do. Listen. I mean, I wasn't getting what I need So I had to make some changes and delete myself from the equation. Oh God Let me ask you something What do you need? They Inquire minds want to know I don't know what you want. I don't need much. I need I need reciprocation I need honesty You know, I need time And you know, those are things that I just wasn't getting There was a don't seem simple enough. I mean to some people it can be quite complicated clearly. Okay. So, yeah So, okay.  Here goes. Here goes nothing. You ready? I'm ready What's your type?   I'm very picky You know, I need a man. I need an authoritative figure.  Okay. Now. That's a good question right there What is Having your shit together not still trying to figure it out.  Know where you're going with it. Okay, you know, you could be on your way there still But just know where you're going. Okay.  You got to have a plan. You got to have some goals You got to go for him and stick to him. So you can't you can't be with a new rapper No, no, they got to have the foundation and build on because guess what anything built on the foundation this week It's going crumble, honey. There you go. The foundation got to be strong Okay, then we can build on that and stand on it and we can jump on it.  Stump on it You know what I'm saying? We can get a profit. Oh, but it got to be the foundation got to be strong Got you got you You feel like it's hard to find somebody though That's comfortable with what you do because like on lip service or the NGA You talk about sex and you're really open and I feel like that can be intimidating for men It is intimidating. I'm not intimidated by that one It's very it's very intimidating eating a nigga. I'm not intimidating. Hey Yeah, it's very intimidating.  I don't I clearly I don't yeah No, I I can see that Men think that they're really open about sex and like a sex talk, but they're really not men are not I think it's when it's coming from a woman. They're not comfortable with it Because men see this is the thing with sex, right?     We want. Yes. We want to be stimulated. Okay. We want to get that itched scratch We want to come, you know, we get horny. We want to do it too. When do you be horny all the time? Okay Are you horny now? No, okay. Got you this morning. This morning. I took care of it though.  I like grown-ass women. What is a whole phase? What's the definition of whole phase?  You might have a couple situations. You might have a little roster Everybody's whole phase is different. You know, some some go through it in in college. Some go through it in their 30s You know, some never go through it. You might have more than one You might have multiple whole phases. Every time you move to a new city, it's a new whole phase You know how they say you're buying? You hit that reset. You re-hocated I like that one re-hocation I can dig it. I can dig it. Yeah, okay. Um, yo, so let me ask you this. Um, do you prefer Philly guys to Atlanta guys or What's the difference?  No Okay, I don't Yeah, if I if I have to choose, I'ma choose a southern man before I choose a man for me. And why is that? Southern hospitality, you know, men men here seem to know They was raised by their mommas and their grandmommas and they know how to treat a woman versus Women up there that were raised by their mommas and grandmothers They was in the house by themselves putting hot pockets in the toaster because momma was out doing her thing Grandma wasn't around. You know what I'm saying? So it's a different, you know You are who you are what you eat.  You are what you are raised by, right? We love our mommas cooking because we ate it every day, right? So you're going to follow the practices that you were raised by and that's how you're going to move on to be a man Philly men Not so much and I learned that moving here Moving to Atlanta. I learned the difference in the southern man and the way they treat their women versus up north and and just I think the further north you go the more feminine the men get to period. That's fire That's that's just she she chose violence. Yeah, she did I'm from new york and the men there want to be treated like women. I'm just they don't they don't want to come up to you They want you to buy them a drink at the bar. I mean, that's just what I learned that new york men can be mommas boys Shots fired. Yeah, new york men and they're not as open-minded There's not as open-minded When you say open-minded, what do you mean? Well, for example, I was with someone For every long time who really didn't understand me being an entertainer And for that reason I end up quitting, but um, he just didn't get it, you know, I get it I do get it Do you feel like it's harder dating now or back then when you were dancing now? I stayed with it in relationship back then. I wasn't ever single I was always out of one and right into another Um before 60 day fiance, I was single for what a year right before that I was single for two years in a relationship for a year and a half Um, my longest term relationship was for 11 years and here we are 11 years Was that the one you ran when you were you saying like, okay, okay, and he didn't want you to dance anymore Um, so you quit I did I quit for the platinum ear max that I got in the middle the next day. Okay, that'll do it That'll do it. I quit for that I quit dancing for that. That makes sense. I quit dancing for less You still have that um, a max I don't I I recently um parted ways with the ear max Yeah, I don't you should have kept the card and just kicked the man to the curb Oh, well, I wish it worked that way.  Come on I ain't balling like that, man. I got the platinum ear maxes.  You know what I'm saying Just as simple as that right there when the money ran out, we did too. Hey man, speaking of the money Legend has it right Lil Wayne gave you your name Did he show you the money Wayne showed me the money. Yeah, and not in a way where he just was like giving me money Yeah, but I would make money when Wayne came to the club That's so Wayne would come to g5 when I worked there. He would come to magic city when I worked there Who was the best tipper when you were at magic city? Um GZ So the legends is true GZ GZP No, no quality control. This is before quality control. Yeah, still in the streets. What? Yeah, P. Um Carlos Rogers used to play for the Redskins him and rugs and them used to come in the club all the time and throw it up God, you used to come in the daytime and throw it up in the daytime. Gucci would come for wings and what are you spending the daytime? That's five out of ten Eat some wings and keep it pushing. That's Five out of ten, okay That's not my lead Pac-Man Jones, how can I leave out Pac-Man Jones? Pac-Man Jones would come with and spend 50,000 I've heard the stories. I've heard the stories. Pac-Man Jones actually married a girl out of magic city Not out of the tish. They're still married today. It makes sense to me. Yeah, it almost happened to me a couple times Pac-Man Jones married tish. I know, um, you spoke on you know Going back and forth through magic. So I want to know, uh, who is your favorite DJ you ever worked with at magic? DJ Nando Hands down rest in peace to nando. Nando is the blueprint. Yeah, there. Let me tell y'all something So I'm currently well, I'm currently in a process of doing the magic city documentary We are actually in post-production and I learned so I actually narrate the entire three-part documentary Right And so I learned so much during the production of this documentary it's actually in post we're being Shopped to all of the majors. There's a little bidding war brewing And um, I learned so much about nando. I want to share something. I learned with y'all about nando if you don't mind Nando is the reason why we have magic city monday Nando everybody think it was bmf. It was nando.   That's why Yeah, and and also another reason why i gotta give it to nando as my favorite dj is because nando was the dj that was dj in the night I want to amber tonight contact nando Play Want to be certain something for my set Eight minutes That was the stupidest shit you could ever do if you Well quick story as a as a female who was 110 pounds in the eight cup who had never really been to the south Didn't know how to dance like these southern girls Okay, you know, I ain't little I ain't had an equal thing together just quite yet, right? And um, I was I was intimidated these girls were sticky thick with odds with odds and but and And they was doing all this moving and shaking and I just couldn't really get But I have a technical dance dance background And I know how to really dance. So I went in the dj booth and nando was there and I was like, I'm nervous Like I don't really I'm doing this contest because I need the coin But I don't really know this music and he's like, well, what do you dance to it when you did dance? And I told him Michael Janet Tina Marie Prince and he was like, I got you and I got on stage And I won the amateur night Now you're on stage when okay this without When when I was on stage dancing and want to be starting something I'm doing the Michael Jackson and shit.  That's not what you were doing. No, I was giving grace and poise I was giving I was I danced at white clubs So I was giving like the hair and the twirls and the pole tricks and the splits and but I still gave You know a little what I could do with my cup in my little 110 pound booty But you know, it wasn't giving this but um, I'm it was different while I it was something that they had never seen And big magic's exact words was I need to see that on my stage every night He literally offered me a entertainer position, which is the history making moment At that moment before I even won the contest brush off stage. He came up to me and like, who are you? Where'd you come from? Because I never saw that before but I need to see that again And life changing moment for me Wow, man, that's man though is responsible for that So again shout out to DJ Daniela So what was your whole set look at you? So you just want to be starting something? Well, it was that one song because it was the it was the image Wednesday she's back in the day when Wednesdays if they have the image night time Yes, so it was that so I danced to that song and then they made me go head to head with like the other thicky thicky girl That was popular who's you know made a lot of money or whatever And I don't remember what song it was that we danced to but whatever it was I won Got you. Yeah, so they just threw a wild card at y'all and then y'all was to Face off Yeah, guys, you know, she was on her hands on my knees You know, she was doing all that throwing all that booty, but I stuck to what I knew. Yeah. Yeah I want that's what's up, man So when you when you got that when you actually got the position what songs would you dance to? I had to dance to what you know what they was playing and I slowly learned You don't get a chance to pick the shit Well in the beginning you work in a day shift you get the pick when you go on stage But I started working day shift I would work every day day shift So I just got acclimated with the sounds and with the music and I will watch the other girls dance and then slowly You know my peach started growing a little fuzz Okay, I like that. I got with the times got you got as time went on I became popular and then the snack pack started And then, you know, it's history from there. Okay. Now. Why did you call the group this I didn't do that? DJ Esco was responsible for this So there was it started with just myself and another girl We became magic cities first feature Where they would stop the rotation at 12 o'clock and two o'clock and we were going okay Her name was joe Her name was fierce So fierce decided that she wanted to leave and I'm from Philly So I went back home for a while They had just opened up a onyx up there and it was like Philly's first booty club and it was popping So I went and got a few trash bags up there All because I didn't want to go back into the general pop rotation by myself and and not have a pole partner And I'm you know, we got to split that money even so I didn't want to have to do that So when I came back after a few months, there was a group of girls and by coincidence They all were like five foot nothing, you know, little itty-bitties and again, I'm five five But I'm still in that hundred hundred and twenty pound range, you know And um, we wanted to be called something else that was very corny Well, we wanted to be the NPA like the national pole association because we felt like we was like It's the lead, right?   Two Weeks Out Yes His name was Mora at that time Yeah We used to all dance at pent-ups That is crazy Yeah, DJ X-rated had us have blonde like I dance sister And yeah, yeah, this one I can't see, I can't see X without his, without all his hair Nah, he didn't, he didn't have that He turned into a DJ and just transformed into DJ X-rated DJ X-rated So DJ X-rated is actually on that list of my top favorites as well Yeah So when I did my last dance at Magic City, he was the DJ that night So that's his voice that you hear Got you Over that footage That's you Yeah, that's DJ X-rated, he DJed that night in Without him knowing the playlist, you would think listening to it You would think that he really knew what was going on Yeah I'm actually about to re-release that That's what I have happening right now Do we release the DVD? Yeah, well, of course we can put out a DVD right now Because who has a DVD player Oh, yeah But I have, I already, it's in post It's like 99% On YouTube or something like that So I'm putting on Patreon It's going on Patreon Okay But basically that footage, the one minute clip that's pinned to my Instagram Is the only footage that you can find of that evening That whole entire night That's the only footage on the internet Not really Okay, what's really not Because you might see a titty or two You might see a titty or both But that's it Okay So what I did was This, so the last dance, right? Yes For people that don't know Or for those who don't watch P-Valley The last dance was Okay, so Mercedes Not all the parts though Not all the parts You fast forwarded through that one That one scene I walked out the room Okay You did like this Is it over? Is it over? Is it over? Yeah So, yeah, Mercedes and Autumn Nights They are both the main characters My The light-skinned girls are Autumn Nights, right? Yes They're crazy So my life has been used as a muse for their storyline And the last dance is something that I created in 2011 When I retired from Magic City However, it became the storyline for season one and two Oh, good P-Valley So is you trying to tell me That I'm the real Mercedes? Oh, I thought you were going to say the Autumn Nights Well, it's a combination of both And I'll break it down Okay So, starting with Autumn Nights She came to Chakalisa In the middle of a storm Running from an abusive relationship Right I came to Atlanta the day her cane Katrina Running from an abusive relationship Who hit you? May he rest in peace Because he's no longer with us Oh, boy, if he wasn't dead, I would Yeah, he's no longer with us He just so happened to be the guy that had The heart attack while he was having sex But let's stick to this story We can go back to that So, she also got Hired at the pink by winning the air merchant night contest And then the whole first name, last name thing Right So, and then with Mercedes She was the it girl of the club She was the head of the trilogy Most people think that the snack pack is only three people It was really five But it was only three on camera and three traveling Because the other two girls were sneaky strippers And they couldn't do anything outside of Sneaky strippers They people didn't know they stripped So they couldn't put it on the social medias And they couldn't go on Twitter And they couldn't travel with us Because that's a thing They was a sneak Yeah, people sneak a strip all the time That's a thing They think they got night jobs at the hospital And they at the club Yeah Yes Yeah It's a lot of sneaky strippers Well, not probably as many anymore Because of social media and cameras But back in my day When you couldn't bring phones in the club When you couldn't be on your camera phone in the club Oh, yeah, it's a lot of sneaky strippers So two of the snack pack was sneaky strippers She took her whole money and did what Would it when she did But first of all, last dance I created last dance It was a theme It was not a thing It was the theme to my retirement party Because flash dance And it was my last time I did the whole pool to string thing And so I made it last dance To this day Not only with P. Valley My girl Jessica Dine last dance Was the storyline for her on the hip hop Right Any random girl from any strip club If they retire now And they're having the last dance On P. Valley Her whole first two seasons Was about her having the last dance And at the end When she finally did it She took that money and did what Open up a pole dance studio That's right That's what I did I made $28,000 on magic city stage And I took that money and opened up a pole dance studio So Mercedes Would you say that Is her personality anywhere close to yours Because she kind of Personality wise You know What's the difference between you and Mercedes Well we both have that bossy bitch Thing going for ourselves We both have that confidence We both have that drive That I know I'm who I am That bow down to greatness Type of thing happening You know We both have that going But I think the difference in me In her personality wise Would be I'm a little nicer Like she was kind of a bitch Yeah she kind of a bitch Like even with that couple That she hadn't even paired up with Yeah And the girl Oh with coach With coach and Farrah Yes Yeah yeah Like is that something that You know what I'm saying That also happened to you You have a situation Well I didn't have a coach But there has been a few times When I had a little situation Happening with a couple here and there Wow Like I had a threesome with Mary couple before of course Got you But They actually hired you Like paid you $10,000 a month They come see you Well no no no I didn't have a situation like that More like a one off Got you Flew me out somewhere You know Had a little situation on the yacht You know Okay One of them type times Now when you getting flued out What are the qualifications Oh we just had this conversation I mean Ivy That's what's up Okay we ain't talking about So um I so I need to be treated the way that I treat myself Okay And that's in any situation Okay That's flued out That's date That's you know In any situation I'm in with a man How do you treat yourself Exactly so I'm putting myself in first class I'm putting myself in the five star suite I'm putting myself at you know A white glove restaurant So I expect nothing but what I would be able to provide for myself A white glove restaurant Yeah You know when they come in With the white gloves and they scrape the crumbs off your table with the little No I ain't never went in there any one of them Yes you have Y'all know what I'm talking about Yeah I ain't been Okay So yeah Now I'm not saying that I won't eat at the cheesecake factory because I will But not with no man I'm gonna take the kids to cheesecake I might leave you I might leave them all and grab a little cheesecake on the way out To go home because I don't feel like cooking So that's a play-play date though But yeah but I'm not I'm gonna lunch with my home girls at cheesecake I'll eat it But why not with a man But I'm not going with a man Why? What's the difference? I would rather Listen, first of all, I would rather us go grocery shopping and I cook us a love field What's the why don't you just say that Yeah Okay Yeah, that's way better I would rather stop that I would rather do that I would rather go to farmers market and get us a nice cut of fish and some vegetables and you know And a nice bottle of wine And you know I would rather food is an exchange of energy for one Yeah And people don't realize First of all, I worked at TGI Fridays and Hula Hands I worked at a couple neighborhood pizza shops And I know what happened behind them walls in them kitchens And I don't want I don't want any parts of that when I'm sitting at the table Food is an exchange of energy A lot of that food is frozen and processed A lot of that food is pre-made and vacuum sealed Like I don't eat like that I don't eat like that at home So I don't want to eat like that in the restaurant So that's the reason why I'm not doing I think you said before you don't even eat fast food, right? I don't I haven't had fast food in 20 years Yeah Yeah I wasn't raised on it I wasn't I didn't eat fast food until I was old enough to go get it Sneaking it at myself I just listen I just went to the vending machine over there I got trail mix in my purse Yeah Like growing up that's what we ate Yeah My mother was like an herbalist So everything was fresh Never frozen Never out of a can We made we cooked every meal every holiday every I can remember eating out of the restaurant When I graduated from private school That's the only time as a little kid I can remember eating at a restaurant What's your favorite holiday meal? Like the Easter Thanksgiving Christmas I would have to say Thanksgiving Because you get a little bit of everything But I have a Christmas tradition That I make lasagna for Christmas dinner Yeah Yeah So you're the one cooking on holidays And they buy it coming to your house? Yeah Okay Yes And I get that from my mother I will eat at family members houses But I get that from my mother My mother was the one who it was her house That we did everything at And every meal every birthday every holiday And I think that I am the daughter that took that one And I have like my assistant She's actually my niece And I have my daughter here They're around the same age I have another niece that lives here to go to Spellman I have a cousin that lives here That's a little younger than me So I'm like the Atlanta matriarch of our little family So you got everybody to move down here Yeah, look, she like Yeah So we having Thanksgiving at your house this year We just was going over the menu Thanksgiving at my house I think this would probably be a year like I can't even remember But since I've been back in Atlanta This would be four years I've definitely cooked every year Back in Atlanta But even at home And when I lived in New York When I lived in Philly I would always cook Thanksgiving I kind of like after my mom stopped knowing that I picked it up And she's no longer here with us So I feel that obligation to you know Do you eat pork? Carry you on the trip Pork? Yeah No pork? Never Ever No So no hands, just turkey Turkey, turkey everything Yeah Turkey everything No pork, no soda No soda No white sugar No high fructose corn syrup Okay Yeah I'm gonna drink my Dr. Pepper So you have a daughter How is she a young?  Yeah, yeah Okay So again I have a technical dance background So I um there was a time when she was about Two or three That I danced with a team Where we would get hired to do hair shows And fashion shows and talent shows And that type of you know like choreographed dancing My goals through I danced through I went through a high uh Performer arts high school So my goals through dancing and through high school Was to be one of those type of dancers I wanted to be background dancing on the Grammys And in music videos and on tours with Janet Jackson Like that was my goals dancing growing up Um so I always had that type of dance Happening in my life So as a baby she would come to those rehearsals And she knew about those shows And then once I started dancing at my first strip club And I had to explain it to her She's probably like four or five And I basically am like you know Mommy dances in at one place every night Instead of doing random shows And I got like a steady job dancing in the club And of course she didn't understand You know at that age But as she grew like I never really hit it from her I never hit the money I never hit the shoes I came home drunk almost every night Like you know I just lived my life And then as she got older and able to understand I was slowly explaining to her And then we moved to Atlanta And I became Gigi McGuire of Magic City And she's in high school and everyone knows So it was like it's not a secret You know and she's like Driving to school at her infinity And you know latest iPhone And all the camera equipment that she wants And can have because that's what she does And it's just like life is great We have no worries and she understands That makes sense Yeah And my daughter I call her my little baby genius But my daughter is highly intelligent Yeah So she gets it She understands I never sheltered her I never hit things from her And I think the reason why she's the total opposite of me Like she's like a tomboy She's not into makeup and heels You know she wears her little crops Because she got a little 23 inch waist But she's like really you know Not this girl She's not the weave the makeup She wears braids and locks and like I think the fact that I was so out And open with my lifestyle and how I lived I think the more she saw it The more she didn't want to be a part of it You get what I'm saying Like and so she grew to kind of be the opposite of me And I appreciate that It creates a good balance Yeah Because she saw it be so open with you She saw it as an option She was just like uh Yeah I read it I'm just like I'm good My daughter she went to the school of visual arts In New York City So she has a career in film and photography She actually created a production company She directs music videos She's actually doing the editing of my project The last dance re-edit that I'm doing And you know she got her own thing going on And I appreciate that She knew at the age of 10 She did her first music video when she was 10 years old And she knew at the age of 10 That this is the career path that she wanted to take And she stuck with it and saw it through So and with her mama as a stripper You know what I'm saying So it was like people would have of course The negative things to say And family members would try to talk shit About how I got my money But look at this now Were you the uh the first generation uh Entertainer in a strip club and your family Yeah Like no odds Nobody else did it This is nobody What did your family think about it?  Well you know it can be dangerous Let me just say that But um what I told her was And the whole thing about people not respecting you If you don't respect yourself Right And what I told her was As long as I respect myself And what I'm doing I am going to be respected and returned You give what you put out And one thing you don't have to worry about me Making my money on my back Is because I'm making my money on my feet And in our reality When you in the club And you just made three bands And a nigga come to you and say I got $500 for you to leave with me right now You're gonna laugh at him Yeah Excuse me Yeah I hate I'm gonna be afraid That's what I was about to say You're working pretty high standard clubs That got It's not like uh I don't want to throw no other clubs under the bus But when you get one of them Dominican girls $200 and they smashing in the VIP Yeah that First of all Magic City don't even got a VIP So where we smashing at? Yeah Y'all been in that place as big as this room You see everything from every angle So what am I doing? Well uh When I was 17 When they had the downstairs crackin I wasn't there That was before my time The club looked completely different back in like 97 98 Complete That was before my time I learned a lot about that during the Dr. Renmere as well Yeah Yeah I can't wait for y'all to see this documentary I'm excited about this Drake Dreamville I'm sorry Drake's Dream Crew Is uh EP Jermaine Dupri is the EP Jamie Gertz the co-owner of the Hawks is the EP It's a really really good They interview They got strippers from every decade They got some of the first strippers from the 80s Doing interviews They got Dominique Wilkins, Shack, Quavo, Future GZ, TI, Big Boy, Killamite It's crazy It's such a good product Like project I'm so It's a life-changing moment for me So of course I got my pom-pom shaken But even if I wasn't so involved In the way that I'm involved Even if my initial phone call was just the interview Even if it would have stopped there I would have the same passion about this product Got you Not to be too much in your business, right? No, I want to know about them I want to know how you're going to get paid for They gave you a large lump up front Or you're going to get like royalties That you and your voice I can tell you off camera But Okay Yeah, I can tell you off camera Yeah, that's interesting Because I never heard of, you know, something like this Well, of course we hear of it But I don't know nobody who do that So it's like Yeah, no, it's definitely a very unique situation It's a three-part dashi series That the majors are very interested in So it's going to be, you know, a big deal And they put some good money behind it And so With the names like that you mentioned I'm pretty sure it's going to definitely sell out And this is the first time that Big Magic has ever set down For a real interview So we get some real exclusive Listen, I saw some of the archive photos They got pictures of Two Pocket Magic City strippers Yeah 100% Right He was in there with MC Breed them Listen, it's crazy And shout out Big Magic too For sure That's my dad Listen, look You'll see I got fancy tattoos in my sleeve Like I will forever be a part of the brick and mortar At that building Like that Like no matter what I grow up to be You know, no matter what I move on In accomplishing life That will never take away from who I was And will always be attached to Magic City in that way You know, I will forever be Gigi McGuire for Magic City I wasn't even Gigi McGuire until Magic City Like I was made there and paid there So I will always have that same love You will pimp For that place You heard what you did Did you ever reinvent yourself and change your name or So I'm Kafe Yes, a real name My real name I wear it around my neck and diamonds as a reminder Oh, do it again Do you always Kafe Kafe, that's your name? Kafe, yes Yes That's awesome Thank you It's very unique, right? Yeah, 100% So that's my name What's your real name? Nivella Sua'u Nivella Sua'u Nivella Sua'u Kafe Nivella Sua'u You African?  So many things that people When I tell the stories They think I'm lying, right? So many things that people Could never even imagine having to deal with And I've dealt with them at such a young age When I spent 90 days on Rikers Island It made me realize That the bad things was happening in my life Because I was a bad person You did 90 days I did 90 days on Rikers Island When I was 22 years old From the drug charge So I violated the probation So the drug thing happened when I was 19 I was sentenced to probation I violated the probation By moving across the city Like I left the city and moved to the county And when I went back to court They remanded me So I had to do 90 days on Rikers Island What's the wildest shit you've seen in Rikers In the female prison You never hear about Rikers in the female side Rosie's house That's what they call it The Rose M. Singer building So the wildest thing I've seen was For one, I had no idea what methadone was Until I got the jail Okay So for those of y'all who don't know The listeners who don't know Methadone is the drug that they give you When you're trying to win yourself off a heroin Or when you have a heroin addiction And you can't get heroin To keep you from getting dope sick They give you methadone So we're just all I lived in a dorm So we're all in a dorm And they call meth on the line And half the room got a woman to the line So I'm like, well, where is everybody going And one girl's like, you don't want to go with them And I'm like, okay And then I found out that Those were the girls that had heroin addictions So that was one thing I learned And then the other thing I learned was I was in jail with women Who were from the ages of 18 to in mid 50s, 60s Right? A lot of their stories would start with So yeah, we were smoking crack one night How was so many young people smoking crack Yeah, to this day Yeah In New York There were so many young women addicted to drugs And I smoke weed, right? You know, I pop shrooms, you know what I'm saying?  Right, shrooms, you know, you stopped there You don't go to crack You don't go to heroin You don't go to meth I don't know how they do it Stuff that we think is so far out People really be doing it Well, it's normal And I'm talking about this would be a normal kind Like the way we would be like, yeah So I would sit over here rolling up, right?  Because we know you know a lot of famous strippers And I don't want to say her name But I'll tell y'all later Oh my god Because I don't want to keep talking about people In a negative way You know what I'm saying Like, that ain't really who I am But I'll tell y'all Have anybody ever tried to bully you? Yeah No, we're not doing that Right Never No No Okay, now you come on You coming into a new city Magic city New booty on duty So let me tell you about me coming into Magic City Okay Me coming into Magic City You have, as a dancer As a new dancer You have personality You have body You have talent Right When you got a little of all of that And you know how to conduct yourself And you a cool bitch You gonna get treated that way Show them When you're quiet and shy and timid Then you might get walked over Somebody might step on your toes And take your money You know what I'm saying If you don't do the right things When you can't dance Ain't nobody paying attention to you on stage When you ain't got no personality And you can't talk to these men You ain't getting no money Because you can't hold no conversation When you ain't got no ass And you ain't got nothing to move They probably gonna breeze right by you Which is why I bought a body So when you have When you can mark every check around the board Then you'll be, you know You level up in the strip club world So that's what I essentially did I came with personality I came with talent You know I was a little skinny Little pretty light skinned girl But I was a A cup And I ain't had no booty I was 110 pounds So I went and bought some titties And I thought that that was gonna do something And it did nothing So I went and started getting my booty done And then things changed for me Yeah Okay, so the titties did do that They come at the white clubs But the butt come at the black clubs I just knew that the titties was gonna make a difference The titties ain't make no difference And Mikey told me Y'all know Mikey Little magic Yeah, little magic I told Lil' Magic I was finna go back to Philly To get my titties done That man said, why? He said, get, for what?  No Okay, you didn't know I'm going to But here's the thing When it comes to plastic surgery You can't just accept surgery from any doctor That want to do it for you for free Right, yeah You have, that is a very intense And personal relationship that you have to have With somebody that's going to put you to sleep And open up your body with a knife And I just had The person that I was going to, what I was working with I saw a couple different doctors And I just don't feel that connection To where as though I'm ready to go with said doctor So, would I have got my butt done If I was already making the money?  I didn't have any fat So I got illegal butt shots I did not want to do it Because it was illegal And I just didn't trust it Which is why when Mikey recommended it I said no And I went and got, you know Titties instead That were legit But eventually I folded Now, is it something that I recommend now? No People ask me for the number all the time I don't got the number I know the number by heart But I ain't got the number Because I've had complications I wouldn't wish that on anybody To deal with some of the things that I've dealt with And other women have had it worse We've seen Kay Michelle get hers removed We've seen the horror stories of the pictures Of people who boots blew up And turned green and blue And all that old puss and shit So, you know I don't want to Puss is illegal I know people that went to jail For giving out the number Because people died and shit like that So do I recommend it? Absolutely not Will I do it again?  Well, are we talking Are we talking booty shots or are we talking BBL? Both Okay So I know people that spent $3,500 on their BBL I know people that spent $20,000 on their BBL Okay, what's the difference? The difference is Is you going to Colombia Or you staying home And you going to Beverly Hills Or Miami Do you suggest that goes to Beverly Hills? The same shit But just location So the thing about the location Is that out the country They don't have the FDA Down they ask about restriction So they snatch you more They go in a little harder So people go out the country Because for one it's cheaper And for two You get more for your money As far as the snatch It's more exaggerated Yeah, it's way more exaggerated So you get the more cartoon shape If you go out of town Out the country versus the United States doctors not doing all that Because they go by the FDA guidelines Of how much fat they can actually remove And what they can actually do Yeah So if you get your Boulay doctor That's willing to do anything Then that happens out the country more Okay Yeah And then everything is cheaper out the country Got you I'm never going out the country though And I would not More dangerous And yeah, I heard it took a girl a kidney I don't know if that story is true But I did hear that But yeah I would not recommend a girl to get her But done But I am pro surgery Just do it the right way Okay Do your research I'm definitely getting these titties done again They 13 years old At this point 14 If you need somebody to go with you Let me know Like what, every 10 years Well, okay So when It depends on what kind you get Silicone Saline 10-year shelf life Silicone I have the gummy bear high profile silicone They 10 to 20-year shelf life At the 10-year mark I got them examined And they said that they were fine And don't mess with them The only reason why I want to get them done Is because I just feel like I had something foreign In my body for so long I just like it Yeah And then I just want to refresh them Yeah You know what I'm saying Yeah But they don't give me any problems I actually love my breasts Like I love them I love them too First range with the breasts That's about the same So the first pair I got I paid $7,500 for These I paid about $5,000 for I hated the first pair I went to like a celebrity doctor in Philly And you know Where all of the white girls was going And I worked with it in the clubs And I did not like them I got them done over five years later These I love I went to Dr. Jimmerson Y'all know him as Dr. Curves Dr. J Curves I went to him before he was famous I got these in 2009 I remember being in his office Teaching him how to use Twitter That's how long ago I got these done And shout out to Dr. Curves He's good I felt comfortable with him Because not only was he a young black doctor He was the head of plastic surgery At the hospital that he worked at So I was impressed by that And then when I met him in person It was the vibes And everyone in his office It was, you know I felt comfortable You get referrals? Oh, no I mean, you're not longer than once I ain't seen that man in about 12 years Since my one year post-op So I feel like the club gets a bad rep Because of what you said about What people see on TV Movies or whatever But it seemed like for you It gave you opportunity It gave you money Like, you know, it helps support your family Do you, like when girls ask you Like, oh should I strip I'm pretty sure girls ask you that now Like, what do you say to them now? Because first of all The club is different now Than it was when you were doing it It's very different In what way?    They got overpaid?     Oh my God I love y'all This is such a good time Just when you think you know somebody, you know So G.G. McGuire Like when you, when you, when you are being named this Right, I'm, I'm to assume That G.G. McGuire also is your, one of your favorite Well, no, that wasn't it So, um, Playboy mentioned Wayne earlier And I don't really like to talk too much about him Because I don't want people to think that I'm named Dropping him in every interview Because it's not really about him It's about me It don't, it's your story, didn't you?  Yeah Do you feel like, um, the strip club saved you? Because I know you said that you were like An abusive relationship And you had to, like, get some money You had to survive So, um, I feel like My talent saved me Because honestly, when I first started dancing The money that I made that very first night Was because I was talented I made most of that money on stage I was scared to talk to these men In my panties, essentially I know these men and I'm in my panties This is weird You get what I'm saying?  What? Err?  No, but I had sex with most of them Because I wanted to And money There was a few There was one in particular that I didn't have sex with Because I wasn't feeling him that way I've personally, I've never I've always wished I had a sugar daddy I've never had it Not every time sugar daddy, I like to do that I tried once and it didn't work out I love the very first one I loved him Like it was so intense with us That we had to end it Because it was just too much Intense What's the biggest thing a sugar daddy would want you? What's intense first and then What's the big What's intense? So we spent so much time together Like we would be at one house While his wife was at the other house And then next weekend we would be at that house While the wife was at that house He would fly me out on all his business trips Like we started having unprotected sex It just would be spent a lot of time together We created like a real relationship And it just, it was too much Got you Yeah He actually brought me to Atlanta For my first time We went to the gold club And he spent like 15,000 It was just me and him And I was just like Oh, shit Oh, wow Biggest thing a guy ever brought me Yeah, car, bag, house So my, I had a sugar daddy that paid For some breast implants But I didn't get them at the time Because I didn't have a car So I spent that money on the down payment On the car and I told him that I can't be, I can't come back to the club With new titties in the back of a cat Right So I got a car instead And then when I was able to get breast implants I did So yeah, 5,000 for some breast implants If your life was a movie What would it be called? Insatiable And why? And who would you get to play with? I'm never satisfied Never No I would want to play myself I'm weird But if I had to choose an actress Um, what's this girl from euphoria? Zendaya Zendaya Yeah He's a great actress Yeah She is She could dance too She started out dancing On the Disney Channel I didn't know that Yeah Shake it up And that works Perfect That was a show Shake it up Yeah Shake it up Zendaya You used to watch it?      We'll talk about that on another time Holy cow Cause it was a Gemini A Gemini man What you do to her? I'm a June Gemini Cause I ain't go lie One of my best friends Cashed He a May Gemini And I know a couple of other May Gemini's too They all cool Yeah we cool But it's like them June ones The June Cancer This nigga here Okay June Cancers are a little bit worse Than July Cancer too Yeah My daughter's a July Cancer But her mama is a June Cancer It's that transition of the season Yeah That mid way through that transition of the season What's your sign?  December 6th Okay 60 Day Fiancé was a Sag That's what I refer to him as 60 Day Fiancé 60 Day Fiancé The guy that I was engaged to for 65 days 60 Day Fiancé is what we call him Yeah We got a couple minutes We want to end out with the Situation ship I got some questions for you Yes she is Yes Let's choose like two or three Okay Okay I gotta get something good Okay Okay Okay let's let's do this one What was your exit What would you say your um What would you What would your exit say is your biggest flaw How have you tried to fix it? My biggest flaw from an ex That I'm spoiled And how have I tried to fix it? I haven't I spoiled myself Okay If you can maintain it and let the wrong Go being spoiled And when you're spoiled that's not just a Monetary or a material thing It's a mindset You spoil yourself with love With pouring into yourself With doing for yourself You know and you know I hold myself With a high standard I take care of myself You know So yeah Let's see You see your ex in a complete stranger drowning Who would you say?


Welcome folks, this is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We got five days a week, we got seven hours a day, we go 24 hours a day on the internet at tfnn.com. Always remember folks, what do you think about? You bring about whatever. You focus on growth, so everyone's having a great day, safe day, it's making a great week folks. Always do your best, but don't overdo. When you overdo, you go against yourself and you deplete your body and it'll take longer for you to accomplish your goals. Not otherwise, let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's up 286, Nasdaq up 224, S&P's up 53. Gold, gold contract up $4.10, trading at $16.58 an ounce. We have Silver up 16 cents, $19.35 an ounce, LightSuite crew at up 34 cents, $84.92 a barrel, notes and bonds. You get the 10-year note, trading up 25 ticks right now, $110.17, the 30-year is up a full point, plus 25 ticks at $120.03 an King dollar. King dollar's down 1,049 ticks, $110.940, Euro is at 99, yen is out here at $147.97, and the British pound's at $114 to one US dollar. Our phone number's<PHONE_NUMBER>, give us a call folks, wanna know what's going on in y'all world, and the world of the S&Ps, let's take a look at them. What do you have? Well, bottom line folks, it looks like you're gonna run it right into the close again today. It's gonna get really intriguing because you got Microsoft and you got Google coming out after the close. Bottom line, you just took out the swing from 379.46 this morning. That has 88 million shares traded. We're not gonna do 88 million shares, man. The spy is 53 million right now. Yesterday we did 85, so you can see what's happening. As you get into higher price, bottom line, you get a contraction. That's what counter trend bounces are all about. NDX 100, we go into the NDX, we take a look at the NDX. What do you have with the NDX? NDX out here, bottom line, up 531. You're going after the swing, the swing that's going after right now is at 384.18. Yesterday we did 63 million. It's gonna be tough to do that today. We'll see what happens. Once you get into this 284.18, which I expect we will probably come in into the close, you just don't know. I mean, they might run it in a big way. Now, let's go over to Microsoft right away because what you have is this. Microsoft's under ABC structure up. So, it could be a ying and a yang after the close here. Bottom line, with Microsoft had done taking out the B point yesterday. So, in Microsoft's case, we got 243. So, it's 24A to B. You got 34, 54, 64, 68. All right, oh, 28. Did I say 28 all at one second? Make us get this right. 43, no, no, no, 19, yeah, 48. No, no, wait, okay, one second. 43, I got it, okay, 24. That's 24, that's right, 24, 58. Yeah, 258, 258. That's the ABC structure on Microsoft. So, bottom line, that has a lot further to go. Google, let's go to Google and take a look at Google because they both come out. Thanks, Duffy, I appreciate it, man. They both come out ASAP after the close, folks. So, you got Google running into, well, Google could do it, too. Interesting, man, Google might do it, too. The B point on Google is 104.22. You're over it right now. Now, Google's got six billion shares, which that can get into the close today, for sure.  One of our tigers gave me a heads up on the IWM. So, the diamonds right now are in the ABC up, as is the IWM. The IWM is blowing the B point away today. The B point, maybe 34 million shares. You got 25 million right now. Now, what happens with the small caps, folks, is that the last trades, for some reason, can throw four, five, six million the shares in. So, we'll see where we get it. I suspect, more than likely, we will get it. If we do get that volume coming in on the IWM, the bottom line is that you are going to see a 183. And right now, you're at a 178. And I just go to the dollar. Okay, because it's all about this dollar, man. This dollar finally broke, and you broke with conviction. So, we take a look at this dollar. What you're going to have, you can see, you broke with conviction. That's saying, dollar wants to go to 104, 636. Let me just look at this one. That's a much wider one, okay. So, 104, 636. And bottom line is that what I expect you're going to see out here is that you're going to see the aspect of that down. We're going to see the commodity start running. Let's go to gold first. We take a look at the gold contract. Bottom line, gold's up 420. Still not enough juice, but, you know, we'll get there little by little. Gold rejected 1641 out here today. You're at 1658. Bottom line, you know, we'll, so what you have, you do have a pullback with light of volume. This is the, the cool thing about what's happening with the gold market right now, this is the second time. So, you had the sign of strength come in on the 28th of September. You did 280,000 contracts. We went from a price payment of 1622 all the way up to 1738.  You took it out by a buck. I love it. You took it out by a buck. Another sign of strength, bottom line, this thing wants to run up to this 1738 area. So, you know, volatility is gonna be in spades. We're gonna have some volatility. No Dow coming into the close. My take is it gonna run it right up again into the close. That's how this thing is shaking out. That's the, so the ABCs that I was just talking about, on the IWM, that's a daily ABC. On the Dow, that's a daily ABC. On the spies, which I put in there literally a Jimmy, that's in an intraday ABC structure on the way up. It's a little tricky, but this bar did take out the other bar with volume. You know, we took out the 384.21 with volume. You can see this right here, 978,000 shares versus 836, you know? So, bottom line, folks, wants higher price. We have a countertrend bounce in the spades going and there's nothing like being basically, what are they, when you're empty dashers, that's the bottom line. Bull, bear, come to daddy. Dow, Dow industrial's right now at 305, Nasdaq up 231, SAP's up 55. Stay right there, folks, we'll come right back.


We have an expression now for how the adsorbed volume of a gas depends on the pressure for an adsorberation system that obeys the BET model, the Brunauer-Emmett and Teller model. So next goal is to understand what that means, what this equation looks like if we were actually to plot a graph of adsorbed volume versus pressure and how that compares to the Langmuir model. Just as a reminder, this expression contains two constants. This constant K, which is essentially an equilibrium constant for multi-layer adsorption for a molecule from the gas phase adsorbing onto some layers that have been previously adsorbed onto the surface, just increasing the amount of the molecule on the surface. And then C is this ratio when a molecule adsorbs not onto itself but onto the bare substrate, C times K is the equilibrium constant. So that equilibrium constant for this reaction might be greater than or less than this equilibrium constant depending on the size of this C constant. Alright, so let's take a look at this expression and see if we can understand a little bit about it. The first thing that kind of jumps out about this expression is these quantities in the denominator that might cause the expression to blow up. So in particular, if it's the case that Kp is equal to 1, equilibrium constant is just some number. If the pressure is some number that causes K times P to be equal to 1, then this quantity in the denominator will be zero and the adsorption volume will approach infinity. So what does that mean and is that a problem with the model or what does it mean that the adsorbed volume should reach infinity? To make sense out of that, let's think a little harder about what this equilibrium constant K is for this reaction where a gas-phase molecule is adsorbing onto some other molecules of its own type. So that's a lot like a condensed phase, let's say a liquid phase or a solid phase onto which a gas-phase molecule is absorbing, just creating a thicker liquid phase. So once we've thought about it in those terms, that's just a phase change reaction. That's a gas-phase molecule condensing and becoming a liquid-phase molecule. So the equilibrium constant for that reaction products over reactants, if we are not concerned with the fact that this liquid just contains more layers than this liquid does than the liquid in the numerator of this equilibrium constant and the denominator of the equilibrium constant will cancel. The only thing that affects the equilibrium constant is the amount of gas-phase, since that's on the reactant side, it shows up in the denominator. So the equilibrium constant for this reaction is one over the pressure of the gas. In particular, it's one over the pressure of the gas under conditions where this reaction is in equilibrium because we have an equilibrium constant. So it's not just any old pressure, that's the equilibrium saturated vapor pressure of that gas. So P star will write for the vapor pressure. So the equilibrium constant is one over the vapor pressure of this particular adsorbate. So if I use the fact that K is equal to one over P star, the vapor pressure, then when K times P is equal to one, that means P times one over P star is equal to one or pressure is equal to the vapor pressure. So now macroscopically, that does make sense. If I increase the pressure to the point where I'm approaching the vapor pressure, then more and more molecules will adsorb onto the surface until the point where they're stacking up molecules on top of molecules. And by the time I get to the vapor pressure, molecules will be just as happy adsorbed onto the surface as in the gas phase. And if I exceed the vapor pressure, then all the molecules will fall out of the gas phase onto the surface. So what that means is wherever on this graph the vapor pressure is, this curve, whatever it does in between, we haven't discussed yet. But as the pressure increases, the amount of adsorbed species is going to climb, climb, climb, climb, and asymptotically approach infinity as we approach the vapor pressure. That just represents condensation of the gas phase into the liquid phase, molecules adsorbing onto themselves once we reach the vapor pressure. So that's not a problem with this model. That's actually a good prediction that the Langmuir model is unable to produce. The BET model is able to produce the fact that the gas will condense and become a liquid as it approaches the vapor pressure. All right, so, and I guess I'll keep referring back to this expression with the case in it, but we can rewrite this expression if we want the more conventional way of writing the Langmuir isotherm equation. Let's see, I'll put that down at the bottom of the screen. The adsorbed volume of the gas relative to the monolayer volume we can write instead of using these k's, I can write that as c times p over vapor pressure over, and now in the denominator, 1 minus p over vapor pressure. And the longer term is 1 minus p over vapor pressure plus c times p over vapor pressure. So that has removed these k's from the expression, and now I can just write the adsorbed volume as a function of the pressure and the vapor pressure, which is a known quantity, as well as this BET constant called c. All right, so now let's pay a little more attention to what's going on, not at high pressures on this graph, but at lower pressures. So if the pressure is low, in particular, if the pressure is low enough that this kp quantity is not one, not even close to one, it's much smaller than one, I'm going to end up ignoring these kp terms compared to one. Physically what that means, since k is equal to 1 over p star, that means pressure is much, much less than the vapor pressure. So we're not talking about this limit, we're talking about the limit down here at low pressure, so when the pressure is very low compared to the vapor pressure, kp can be ignored compared to one, so this term is small compared to one, this term is also small compared to one, so I can pretend those terms aren't there, and then I can say the adsorbed volume relative to the molar volume is going to look like ckp in the numerator. I can't throw that away because it's not small compared to zero, which would be left if I threw it away. In the denominator, I've just got one times second term in parentheses one plus ckp. So I could, if I take that c and k and I bundle them into a second constant, if I just call that, let's say, k prime times the pressure, so I've just let c times k be equal to k prime, writing it that way makes me realize that's just the Langmuir expression. So constant times pressure over one plus a constant times the pressure, that's exactly the Langmuir expression. So in the limit of low pressures down here on this side of the curve, we're behaving exactly like the Langmuir model predicts we should behave, but when we get to pressures that are too high, we begin to behave a little differently, and the ways we can behave differently are we can exceed one monolayer of coverage, and as we approach the vapor pressure, we'll predict condensation. All right, so that gives us the general shape of this curve. That's what we would get if we plotted this curve. Qualitatively, the way this curve looks is a little bit different for different values of this constant c. In particular, let's take the case where, actually let's start with the opposite case first. Let's take the case where c is less than one. So this is a letter c, and that's a less than sign. When c is less than one, remember what that means is this equilibrium constant is less than this equilibrium constant. So the binding to the surface to create the first layer of adsorption is weaker than the binding of the molecule to itself. The molecule interacts more favorably with itself than it does with the surface. So I'll say that's weak adsorption to surface and stronger adsorption of the molecule to itself. What that's going to look like, the molecule, so again, the graph is going to have the same general shape. But because the molecule adsorbs relatively weakly to the surface, that constant, the rate at which the volume adsorbs at low pressure, that's going to be lower. So it's going to start out increasing relatively slowly. Eventually, as it approaches the vapor pressure, it's going to condense. But basically, that's condensation because it prefers to be in the liquid phase rather than the gas phase. It doesn't have any particularly strong attachment to the surface in particular. So it doesn't adsorb very well to the surface until it just falls out of the gas phase. On the other hand, in the opposite limit, if that constant is bigger than one, that means this equilibrium constant is larger than this equilibrium constant. Binding onto the surface is more favorable than binding of the molecule onto itself. So that's a relatively strong adsorption to the surface. That's a case where the molecule does bind relatively easily to the surface, more easily than it binds to itself. So in the beginning, this looks a lot like Langmuir adsorption. The curve's going to go up. It's going to bend over as if multilayer adsorption were not going to happen. And it couldn't exceed one monolayer of coverage because molecules fall down first and just fill up the surface sites. Once there's very little place to go other than binding onto more molecules of themselves, eventually it will increase across this single monolayer coverage and increase to see condensation when we approach the vapor pressure. And so that's the case when we have relatively strong adsorption to the surface, binds relatively quickly to the surface and then takes a little while after that for the molecules to bind to themselves. So we can get lots of different shapes for these curves depending on the value of C, depending on the value of the vapor pressure. And the BET model is able to capture all this behavior ranging from molecules that exhibit monolayer or near monolayer adsorption at low pressures all the way up to the vapor pressure at which they'll condense and adsorb many layers onto the surface at once.


Let's just go in a box. It says I don't want to be out here in a negative 60 degree of weather. What's that about? Side note, you may have seen that black PPU18-20. This is the new color of the office here. So that's what I'm currently doing. That's why that spot is there. I had to put some primer, some of this paint on here just to see if I liked it. I like it. We're gonna do it. I bought this backpack because my rig is growing. My camera, my lenses, they are growing. I'm getting more and so I need a bigger bag. The current bag that I'm using is this. Currently using this little guy, the Low Pro. It's just the Low Pro. The Low Pro backpack is a nice compact, super lightweight backpack, only made for one body and a couple of lenses. And it's got this pouch, which has a little key thing. And it has this pouch on the side and then it has this pouch on the side. And then obviously the main pouch or the main way to get in is this. And there's some dividers. This came with it along with a couple of other ones. I did a lot of research with what bag I should get. Like a ton of research. Low Pro 450 AW. The AW for those who don't know stands for all weather. So there you go. Little piece of. After doing some more research, I found out that Low Pro came out with the Low Pro 450 AW2. Now when I say that I did a bunch of research, I mean I did tons. For me to get this bag and actually pull the trigger, I'm pretty sure it was a solid three and a half to four months. I'm not joking. I want quality gear that's gonna protect my quality gear. And so I do all the research from like padding, reviews. The weight, it's comfortable it was, withstand lots of pressure, it kind of drops. Like all the different things that you would kind of just maybe blow over, you know? That's not me. Just go down and I just rip it. I'm afraid that I'm always gonna rip this stuff inside. Anyone else share that feeling? No? Cool. Are you ready for this? Boom. Whoa. I'm so pumped for this. Close this. So the Low Pro 450 AW1 was a little wider and I think it had more, I just had more stuff on the side. And so it wasn't as compact and small as this. Warning, keep away from small children. How do I, this thing is so tightly wrapped, I love it. Wow. Let's just talk about first impressions, okay? As soon as I touch this thing, I mean, it is solid. It is a, I mean, really built real well. I can tell that it's very sturdy and I don't like using that word, but this backpack is sturdy and it's very, like, it's built sturdy. I know there's a different word for that. I know there's a better way of explaining this, but you know how you can just, you see someone using something or they're holding and you know what it feels like? I'm hoping this is the same and it translates to you guys. Kind of worried about was opening the backpack from the back. I didn't want this to get dirty. I understand why they make you open it from the back here just so security reasons, I'm sure. I did read or saw some videos at the second version. So this guy, the top is not as, like, strong as the first version. The first version, you couldn't really, like, put it, squeeze it down almost. It was built a lot better. That's a deal breaker, that's, there's that for you, but I mean, it's a pretty rugged backpack. Here's the Protective 450 AW2. Super cool. Coming to this little bag is to put all your dongles, chargers, batteries, chargers, wires, money, food, all that stuff. All these different compartments, look at that. Now, with this backpack, I think you can fit like two DSLRs, like one giant 70 to 200, another lens and another lens and more from what I've read in, you know, from my research. So that's pretty awesome. I love that you can have so much room. You have so many pockets on this side. You can fit a 15 inch laptop in the back here. I mean, I'm, before I'm incredibly happy with the design of this and overall feel and just rugged and sturdiness of this product. I feel like I'm a salesman. Please buy this Pro AW2 backpack because it feels sturdy, it's well made and it's a great price. All that's left is to really just go over all the pockets, different compartments, have the inside set up the way I want it to, put all my gear in there and just use it and then come back later in the year and actually do a full on review of what I think about the backpack. That came off. And I think we'll do that later in the years. I love stuff like this. I love getting stuff in the mail. I love unboxing. It's one of my favorite things. And yeah, if you want any of these bags, go to the description below. I will put those links for Amazon and you should be on your way to go. Being said, that's all for today's video. Thanks for watching and I'll catch you next time on the John and Q channel. Peace. Is there a bag in the bag?


Hello everybody, Andrew Mayeski here with Dental L. So let's talk about things you should not say to your dental hygienist, okay? If you say them, that's okay, but just know what I'm thinking inside my head, okay? So the number one thing is do not say I Hate coming here. I'm not happy. Hurry up. Just get it over with, okay? I have a lot of patience That when I used to work in a dental office anyway, not now that I have my own practice, which is nice Because I feel that they contact me because they want me to be there But when I used to work in a dental office, that's what patients would say and I would kind of say to them like oh, okay? Well nice to meet you too. Well, you're in for a teeth cleaning today, but you make it sound like you don't really want one done So I don't know. Do you want to rebook your appointment? You know like what am I supposed to say to that? So don't say that to your poor dental hygienist, okay? We know that you're not the most excited to be there But saying things like you you pretty much hate us and you can't wait for us to be done Just kind of sets the mood for the whole appointment, right? Because then I'm kind of thinking oh, I don't want to bother This person. I'm not gonna say much. I don't know what to do So yeah, just don't say that to your poor dental hygienist another thing is when we tell you That you have a lot of plaque a lot of charter and we might say to you the gums are starting to bleed a lot You know don't say to us. Well, they're bleeding because you're cleaning them They never bleed at home, you know if if that's what you're saying just so you know They're not bleeding because we're cleaning them healthy gums. Do not bleed, okay? They don't if we're checking the gum measurements if we're cleaning the teeth and the guns are bleeding That's just not healthy.  Do I need to improve things? You know, you don't want to walk out of your dental hygiene appointment not knowing what we did, right? So that's why we do talk about like plaque levels charter levels stain And if the gums are bleeding because we want you to know that you might have to focus a little bit more on Those areas so whether you're a dental professional watching this you're probably laughing, right? Or a patient you're probably thinking oh shoot.  Okay, there's things that aren't true and there's truths Another thing is which I hear a lot is your child or your baby Took all of your calcium from your teeth. That's why you have bad teeth your baby does not take your calcium Okay. Yes, you're Contributing a lot more obviously when you're pregnant because you're eating for two There's a lot of things happening, but your baby's not stealing your your calcium from your teeth Okay, it's you could actually have more Gengivitis when you're pregnant because there's a lot of there's a lot of hormones happening in there That is normal not everybody gets that but if you if you do that's called pregnancy Gengivitis and you should be having your teeth cleaned every three months to keep things as healthy as possible Okay, but it's not because you are not getting bad teeth or bad gums from your baby. Okay, just so you know It's just not happening What else should you well? Maybe not so much like what would not to say to your dental hygienist, but just kind of Telling you guys like what's true and what's not true? Another thing what not to say is if we find a popcorn colonel stuck underneath the gums or something under there and We say to you.  It's not a good thing That means you probably weren't able to pick up the floss and get it out of there, right? You can still tell us you're just being honest, but just so you know Okay, it's not we're not excited to hear you say. Oh, I had popcorn like two months ago It's pretty fine Another thing that I hear a lot of patients say is, you know I might tell them that they have more stain more plaque than you've been usual So I might ask them what has changed a lot of patients telling me Oh, we we went camping for two weeks or we went on holidays for two weeks. I forgot a toothbrush So I didn't use one. Why don't you guys just buy another toothbrush? They're not expensive That's the worst thing to say because in two weeks a law can happen They probably have a gingivitis So don't tell your dental hygienist that you went camping and didn't bring a toothbrush And didn't buy one or you went on vacation forgot a toothbrush and Um, just didn't buy one Sorry, I have pen on my arm. I saw patients today and I just kind of realized sorry But yeah, that's pretty funny, right when somebody admits to not brushing for two weeks. I can't imagine And another thing that I hear a lot is When I ask, oh, well, how many how many times do you brush how many times do floss and they tell me? Oh, I flossed the last time I saw you for about a week and then I stopped That's okay. But if you're not going to floss tell us actually tell us because there's different things that you might can you might want to try at home to You know, you're you're not flossing but it can still help such as the water pick The water picks amazing to get in between the teeth and I was reading an article the other day that says that the water picks Actually better than using the um using the floss probably because Patients people whoever are more compliant in using it So if you're not going to floss tell us so that's just kind of something that you should let us know Don't be ashamed but don't act like you're going to floss and then when we see you next time And things don't look so good. We wonder why and then you say, yeah, I haven't flossed at all Everything you talked to me about last time. I didn't even listen to it. It's not happening. Okay, don't tell us that another thing is not really something that patients say that I guess You shouldn't say but what we kind of find annoying Is when we're talking to you about your oral health and you say well, does my insurance cover that? Well, I don't know if my insurance covers it. So I don't know my insurance doesn't cover that So it's just not happening Please keep in mind that insurance is there which is amazing But we're not going to treat based on what your insurance covers not everybody has 100 coverage, right? We tell you what needs to be done for your oral health. We don't even look I personally don't pay too much too much attention to insurance until afterwards, you know, I will tell you what options You you know have like for example, if I see you and there's a lot of plaque a lot of stain It's been 10 years since your last cleaning. Um, I might say to you well, I couldn't do the whole cleaning today We're going to have to bring you back to finish and then after it's done The gums are in bad shape because you have severe gingivitis I want to see you every three months And if the first words out of your your mouth are well, insurance doesn't cover that I don't want it then kind of all of that oral hygiene instruction that I was talking to you about or whoever Kind of goes out the window. So we feel like oh shoot like you're not really Listening to what we're saying. I totally understand that you don't have unlimited funds but Don't be so insurance based. Okay, because your mouth Your teeth you only have one set you guys one set You don't want to be like well taking it on all my teeth is cheaper than having cleanings for the rest of my life So why don't I do that? No, don't you you know, no insurance? Yes, they might cover Teeth to be taken out but that's not the best course of action and you will be sorry and we can't just put them back in there. Okay, so Try to look at insurance as being a good thing. You do have that extra But whatever insurance doesn't cover. Well, that's just part of you staying healthy You know what I mean if that makes sense. So that's something that I like to talk to patients a lot about too And another thing I hear patients say is yeah, I didn't really like the last hygienist She was too rough or she was not rough enough, you know We all stick together. I mean, we might not all love one another But we're not going to talk bad about another dental professional and you really shouldn't either because what do you expect us to say Do you expect us to say? Yeah, she is horrible, right? Or he No, we're not going to say that. So the things patients tell us it's kind of like, okay So the last hygienist was too rough. So are you telling me that I'm not allowed to get a good cleaning in there? Or the last hygienist was too gentle.   And if you can think of anything else just comment I would love to hear it. Okay. And thank you guys so much Please make sure to click like so that way I know people are watching Let me know if there's a video topic that you guys want me to talk about Thank you so much and I'll see you in the next one


Hello, and welcome to the NPTEL course on an introduction to programming through C++. I am Abhiram Ranade. The topic for this lecture sequence is loops in various applications. So we are going to study three themes today. One theme is brute force search. So often we find that we may not have any clear clever algorithm to solve a certain problem. However, we can identify potential solutions and we can just examine all of them. On a computer this can happen very fast even if the number of solutions is possible candidate solutions is large but finitely many. So this turns out to be an interesting way of solving problems. So we are going to see two examples of this. Then we are going to talk about modeling a system. So in this we will have some kind of a system which will respond to stimulation from the outside world. The first system we consider will be rather simple. It will respond to the outside world but it will not really have any state. So between responses it does not have to remember much. The second system we talk about will be affected by what the world does to it and its responses will therefore depend upon what has happened earlier. So modeling such systems is a very important use of computers and we will see that just by using a single loop you can sort of do a lot. You can model systems very nicely. And then we will consider a problem relating to computer arithmetic. So we will talk about arithmetic on integers which have many, many digits. So as you know such integers cannot be easily processed. So we will see what kinds of things need to happen for us to be able to process such large integers. So let me begin with this idea of brute force search. So to tell you that I need to tell you about constraint satisfaction problems on finite domains. So a constraint satisfaction problem looks like this. It asks find x, y, z such that they satisfy some set of constraints. You can have constraint satisfaction together with optimization. So this problem looks like find x, y, z such that they satisfy these constraints and in addition something should be as small as possible or maybe as large as possible.  So we have seen the GCD problem earlier. So the problem is given to integers a and p we want to find their greatest common divisor. Now we can think of this as a constraint satisfaction problem. How? Well x is what we want to find and the constraints that x has to satisfy are that x must divide a and b both. So it must be a common divisor. It must divide a and b both without leaving a remainder and there is also an optimization angle we want x to be as large as possible satisfying these constraints. So earlier we have seen algorithms for solving this problem. Now those algorithms in particular Euclid's algorithm was a very clever algorithm. What we are going to do today is solve this using a very simple algorithm but it will take a long time. But that is okay. Suppose we are not clever enough and suppose or suppose in some problems we are not able to have any clever algorithms. Then the approach that we are going to talk about today will still be useful. So that is the point of discussing GCD. So we want to, we have formulated GCD as a constraint satisfaction and optimization problem and then we can use the idea of brute force search as we will see soon. The second problem is that of discovering or that of listing out Pythagorean triples. So specifically we want to find x, y, z integers such that x squared plus y squared equal to z squared and we want these numbers to be distinct and we have put down a condition additional condition that these numbers should be smaller than 20. Why are these things called Pythagorean triples? Well, you know the theorem of Pythagoras. So it says that if you have a right angle triangle then the sum of the squares of the two sides, so let us say x and y are the side lengths then the squares are x squared and y squared. And the sum of the squares is equal to the square of the hypotenuse. So z squared equal to x squared plus y squared. You know that you can have a Pythagoras, an right angle triangle of side length 5, 4 and 3 because 5 squared is equal to 4 squared plus 3 squared and because of the theorem of Pythagoras these numbers 5, 4, 3 are called constitute what is called a Pythagorean triplet. So people have been curious about such numbers and what we are doing over here is we are going to look for them. We will not do anything clever but still we will be able to find such numbers reasonably easily. So here is the simple way of finding GCD that I was talking about. So let me make the first observation which is that the GCD itself the greatest common divisor of any two numbers must be at least one, clearly. And the common divisor cannot be larger than the smaller of the two numbers than the minimum of the two numbers. So what does this mean? So this means that x can potentially be one of these numbers, 1, 2 all the way till minimum of A and B. It cannot be a number beyond this, it cannot be a number smaller than this. So here is the strategy. So we are going to try out each integer between one and then A, B and we are going to check does that integer perfectly divide both A and B? If it does of those integers we will pick the one that is the largest. Simple enough? Notice that the strategy is much, much simpler than Euclid's algorithm for which you needed a fair amount of cleverness. Notice on the other hand is very simple. It will take more time than Euclid's algorithm, it will require more arithmetic operations. But maybe, maybe you do not care or maybe you did not, you are not clever enough to discover a good algorithm for finding GCD. Of course there is the high school algorithm as well. So there are several choices and this is just one way of doing things and as I said I am showing you this so that you get a feel for this notion of constraint satisfaction and searching through a set of possible candidates. Now here is a way to find Pythagorean triples, again it is a very similar way. So we can observe that x, y, z, all the three numbers must be at least one and at most 20. Well we said that z must be smaller than or equal to 20. So clearly these numbers must be at most 20 and why should they be at most one? Well if they are 0 and we want them to be integers, if they are 0 then what happens? Then we will get a trivial solution that y squared equal to z squared. So we do not want such trivial solutions. We want these numbers to be non-zero and therefore they are expected to be distinct as well. It follows that they have to be distinct. Well if the numbers lie between 1 and 20 or another way of saying that is that the domain of each has to be this set mentioned over here, the numbers 1 through 20. So if this is the domain for each number, each x, y and z then what can we say about all possible triples? Well there are just 20 times 20 times 20, 8000 triples and we know that one of these triples, so we need to know which one of these triples have satisfy the Pythagorean property. So the algorithm naturally is that we are going to try out, we are going to generate and try out all possible triples and for each triple we are going to check does it satisfy this equation. If it does we will print it out. So again we are not being very clever over here, we are just doing something really brute force. Trying out everything, but computers are fast and so therefore sometimes it is okay if we want to try out everything, computers may do it fast enough. So let us see in more detail how we solve this GCD problem. So the problem again is find x such that x divides a and b and is as large as possible. So the idea we mentioned was try out all possible values of x between 1 and minimum of a and b and pick the largest which divides both. Now we have to examine the values between 1 and minimum of a and b but we could, we have a choice of examining these numbers in whatever order we want. So let us consider the natural order first. So we first try out x equal to 1, c if divides, of course it divides, x equal to 2, c if it divides, x equal to 3 and so on. And then we list out all such, whether or not any of these numbers divides a and b perfectly. So we consider x in this order 1 through minimum of a and b and we remember which number which x was dividing both and now from those we pick out the largest. So that is one way of doing things. So this will work but here is another order. So in this we are going to start with the minimum of a and b. We are going to consider the largest possible candidate. We check if that divides both a and b. What if it divides both a and b? Do we need to check the next smaller candidate? Well we do not because the next smaller candidate will be smaller and we want the largest solution. So this is just going to be a better way of doing things. So as we go down this list, once we find an x that divides both a and b we can stop. So indeed we should consider these numbers in this order. So any common factor that we discover later can only be smaller than common factors which we have discovered earlier. So therefore we go in this order and stop as soon as we find an x which is a common factor of both a and b. So now the program is immediate. So here is the program fragment. We will use variables a and b and into it we will read the numbers whose GCD we want to find. Then we are going to start with x equals minimum of a and b and we are going to keep on decrementing it and so long as it is bigger than 0. And what do we do in each iteration? Well we check whether a is divisible by x perfectly and b is divisible by x perfectly. If it is then we are going to print it out but we can also stop the loop right here. So we are going to break. That is it. So that is the program. So some remarks. This turns out to be much slower than Euclid's algorithm. I mentioned that earlier and in general brute force algorithms are slower than cleverer algorithms. That should not be a surprise but the point is that you should consider brute force if you cannot think of anything else. You should not give up because computers are fast enough and even if you have to examine a large number of candidates, you may be surprised how quickly computers can go through all such choices. What are the requirements? Well the candidates that you want to search over, the possible values that you want to search over must be finitely many. You could be a large number but they have to be finitely many. And we should be able to generate each possible value. In this case the generation was very easy. We just had to count, count down, count up, does not really matter. And given a candidate we should be able to check the constraints. Now if we generate the candidates or if we generate the values largest to smallest then the first solution we find will be the largest possible. If we generate values smallest to largest, if the candidates we generate are in the order smallest to largest then the first solution we find will be the smallest possible. So depending upon whether you want the smallest possible solution or the largest possible solution you should pick one of these orders. We are going to take a break now but when we come back we will have a more involved example the Pythagorean triples which we will again solve using brute force search. Thank you.