Howdy, howdy, direwolf, flam, stinky. Hey, flam, if you have time, this might be a good one to record with a not so coming on. Thank you, dear. Hey, what's up, Green Candy Press? What's up, brother? Long time no talk. Curbside, what's up, fool? Constellation, keep it on and on. How you guys doing? Welcome, welcome. That Green Candy Press, I'm gonna submit you guys. I love you too. Skitch, skitch, bitch, what's up? Swerve of Lisa, someone said, where's the swerve of Lisa? What? That was Brynza, lovely creation. Like, that was all her.  Swerve of Lisa? Yeah, swerve of Lisa. Swerve de Milo. Okay, so waiting a little bit for people to start coming in. For those of you already in here, so I've got a big box next to me of some oldies and goodies and there's a lot more, this is just the stuff that's packed up, but we've got some cool little treats like this for the auction. And now, so you guys know, at the beginning, we're gonna do the auction at the end of the show, near the end, but I'm not sure how long this one's gonna take. This might be a, this might be a two hour long one. We don't know yet.  There he is, awesome, awesome. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful, what's up dude? How goes it? How you doing? I'm good. You're perfect, man, it's good to see you. Good to see you as well. All right, so yeah, I decided, like you know, I mean, we talk all the time, we've been trying to figure out the whole super skunk fiasco. Yep. From point of where, I guess, how do we wanna label certain people? Well, I mean, we can just call a skunk va, skunk va. Since everybody knows, everybody's familiar with that moniker. Yeah, but the others. Chem dog is chem dog. That's another familiar moniker. Skunk va and my old buddy. I think during the podcast, he called him his buddy from Staten Island. Okay, let's do that, yeah. And he's a private dude and kind of out of the scene at this point. So we're just gonna like not say his name out of respect and that he's long, his part is important, but long ago. So out of respect for him, we'll just refer to him in code. Yeah, that's perfect. Strangely, he's one of those rare people in the industry that is not seeking past fame. Yeah, no, it's not P-Bud guys, no. He is actually the opposite. Yeah, so let's start with, where do you wanna start the super skunk story at? Where should we start it at? We'll start at the beginning. There we go. Okay, so my buddy from Staten Island, him and Skunk va were very good friends and they used to travel and tour together dead tour days, right? Yeah. And in the early 90s, dude wanted to move out to the West Coast in California and he was more into seeing Jerry Garcia shows than he was into seeing the actual dead, right? Yeah. So he would play at the Warfield basically every month, right?   So a whole bunch of, you know, so a whole bunch of dead heads would always attend the shows at the Warfield, right? Correct. So Skunk va being from Virginia, right? A lot of his old crew and mentors and various things like that were East Coast, right? Yeah. So one time some of these guys came out and from the East Coast and they were partying with all those guys at the Warfield, okay? Okay. So Skunk va and I's mutual friend used to have this strain called the Francine, all right? Tell us about Francine, a little offset, but tell us about Francine a little bit. Francine is a mystery indica that, we didn't use the term at the time, but it was about as terpy as terpy gets. Yeah. Eventually do dropped it because like a lot of Afghans, it had a horrific mold problem. Yeah. And as you know, when you grow things that horrifically look beautiful and horrifically mold at times it's very depressing harvest time. Oh yeah. I've been to you a few times with a cut, you can get PTSD and decide to drop it, you know? Like people get emotional about it, so. What does she smell like? You know, it was a really good combination of like that Afghan kind of acrid funk. Yeah. But with like a fruity aspect, but not like the tropical sativa kind of fruit, it just had like a really deep like, like foot funk fruit kind of flavor to it, I think. Oh wow. So anyway, so these dudes loved it. Yeah. And they loved it so much, they were willing to trade this skunk that they had for it. Okay? So separately to all this story and Skunkva kind of talked about this extensively on his podcast, so I'll just briefly touch on it. But Chemdog wouldn't give out the dog, which is what we call it to anyone, right? He held it tight. He didn't want anybody in his circle getting it. He didn't want to get cut off, you know, or have other people sell it. But when Homie moved to California, he agreed, look, I'll give it to you if you just don't ever share it with anybody back east. Yeah. Right? Yeah, don't want it to beat markets. Totally makes sense. Markets don't share it. So basically what happened is that Skunkva arranged with his buddies to trade the Francine for the skunk. Okay? Yeah. Dude decided to make a double trip where he would bring the Francine out to Virginia and he would trade it for the skunk and then he would drive up to Massachusetts and he would get the Chemdog that was promised to him, right? Dude, that's committed. That is committed. In 1993, Homie drove across a bunch of shady-ass states with living plants, you know, not very many and small, but still, you know. Still, yeah. And see if he got pulled over, he probably would have to eat them, you know, or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and we have those state checkpoints. You got to do all kinds of, you know, this was actually pre-pre to use a term we joke about. Most of the Highway 80 drug checkpoints and stuff like that, this was in 93, so they really hadn't gotten wise to that too much. Oh, good. If you took the middle route, you were pretty much safe for the most part.  I bet. Like he wasn't, you know, secret sauce or anything like that. He didn't look like a young Republican or anything. Yeah, yeah. And so he drives out to Virginia and meets what we just learned actually recently, ended up being dude's actual worker because the dude had already kind of gone on the run for a bit and was weaving. And so he gets this super scunt cut, okay? And I want to interject, as far as we know, the person we're referring to, not by name, the Staten Island guy, that, as far as we know, this is Scumfier's mentor. So this is how close we can put Scumfier to the beginning of this cut, as far as we know. The guy that agreed to do it is the mentor, but apparently the guy that actually did the trade is one of his workers. Exactly. But I asked, when all this confusion came up a few years ago, I asked Staten Island, do you remember the exchange well enough to be absolutely sure what did he call it? Yeah. If you fast forward to like when I became friends with these guys in the late 90s, it was always called Super Scunk, right? Yes.  So he gets it. Straight forward, yeah. So he trades, he gets it. Then he drives to Massachusetts, okay? And he meets up with ChemDog and he gets the 91.  So, but everybody back then it was just the dog. Bunch of these dudes were organic growers. And so it was ChemDog. They didn't want to put Chem on it, yeah. My buddy, they weren't super into calling it ChemDog because they grew fully organic. So we just showed this dog and amongst all of us long before it got famous or anything like that, that's just kind of the shorthand, you know, I've been writing that on labels now for two decades, right? So he got an extra cut or two of this Super Skunk. Okay. Okay. And he gave one to ChemDog. Okay. Okay. So ChemDog got it basically by accident. Yeah, he got it by proxy. Just like- By accident by proxy. He got it because home he decided to go to Virginia before Massachusetts. That's crazy. What a wild question. He could have reversed it and gone, Massachusetts, Virginia home. Yeah. But he went Virginia, Massachusetts home. That's it. It changed a lot.  Sure. That ended up leading to a whole series of accidental events that became super important. Right? Right. Yeah. You know, so then he drives back home. Right? Yep. Now he's got Super Skunk in the dark. Okay? Yeah. And if you went to Warfield shows in San Francisco to see Jerry Banned, you probably could have seen him slinging all that in front of the show every single month. Yeah. Yeah. So Skunk Faw took a different tact and he could speak to this for himself, but he kept touring basically. Right? Mm-hmm. So when Jerry died in August, this next week here, we call this the days between, because Jerry's birthday is on the 1st of August and his death is in a week now or something like that. And so these are like. It's like Easter for hippies. Yeah, it's sort of like the, yeah, it's the Easter week or whatever. So, you know, Skunk Faw decided to settle down after Jerry passes, right? And that's when he started growing. Mm-hmm. Now, because obviously to grow, you have to be semi-stable. It's not a really dramatic lifestyle, right? So. Yeah. So those pictures that he's been posting of Polaroids and everything like that are after our buddy gave him the cut from his friends in Virginia and he started growing it. Yes. Right? So that's basically how, that's basically how this cut from Virginia made its way to Sonoma County, the Bay and Massachusetts. And see, and then this is a great intro too to the ChemDog stories, well, which we will cover in our podcast, which will eventually be here soon. Soon, so that's the start of, that's the start of the Super Skunk movie. You know, I met, I didn't know them then. Personally, I met a couple of years after that. And my, you know, my buddy, he fell in love with the Mendo P. Yeah. A couple other things or whatever. And so he ended up giving me the Super Skunk and the Dog for safekeeping, you know? And that's in the late 90s and that's kind of how I got it. And you've had it, well, like not the Super Skunk, but the Chem91 and it stayed with you ever since. I've had that since, I never lost it. No, unfortunately the Super Skunk was lost, but we'll get to that. Okay, so, you know, so we have this stuff, right? And, you know, this is obviously, what is it? You know, so late 90s, 2000, 2001, this whole little era right then. So you've got like, the internet is in, it's like infancy essentially, right? Overgrow had just began in 98. Yeah, it just started. Yeah. So there really wasn't any internet fame. Yeah. Right? All these things that have become super famous and like holy grails and all these people trying to figure out stuff, right? Most of the stories that I believe that I've heard about this stuff comes from that era. Yeah.  In the sense. There was no reason to bull about any of it. There was no fame associated with it. There was no rap, there was no, I mean, it was literally like, there was like four people in California who had it. Yeah, exactly. There was me, Skunk Va, our buddy, and Icy Collective. Yes, Icy Collective, yes. Right? That's right. Who was really close friends with Skunk Va, you know? Yeah. And Greg and that, and he ended up like moving in with Skunk Va and that's how he got the cut. So there was literally like four of us. Yeah. So not very big. And in fact then you had enormous rooms or anything like that, you know? Yeah. So there really wasn't very much of it even being produced.   Mostly eight, 12 lighters. Oh, okay. So you guys are slinging hard. 12 lighters or whatever, but yeah, you know? And so to keep it back on the Super Skunk tip, you know, obviously it's been quite a long time, but here's what I know for sure. It was, I never ever heard it called anything with Super Skunk. Now obviously we've had some debate amongst friends. Oh, sure. There's a whole different thing we can get into later about whatever, about some different names and stuff. And air may not be the exact same thing through different crews or whatever, but as far as my little group goes, that's what it was always called, right? Straight Super Skunk. And so Buddy from Staten Island, okay? He would love like when we'd have trimmers over, you could pull side branches of that thing and you could hold it up to the picture in the catalog of the 90-seed bank, right? Then it was like a dead ringer. Yeah. You could find buds on the plants that like match that look exactly. Yeah, it was very, very important. I've witnessed him dozens of times over multiple crops, right? Like just because he was just so cool because it's like exactly like the picture in the catalog, right? Yeah, and he could show you, hey, this really is Super Skunk, you're buying. And so in a lot of ways, it was a sketchy plan. That was the very beginning of the 215 era, right? But it wasn't really, 215 had like multiple eras, right? The first five versus 215, like the cops, the courts, everything, it was still pretty much underground. Yeah, yeah, you were still getting fucked. People hadn't grown to like, let's have a greenhouse outside my back door. Yeah, none of that. Brilling, indoor was still sketchy, it was still not the jam, you know? Yeah. So the Super Skunk, you know, the last two or three weeks, it literally people joke about carbon filter killer, right? Yeah. It was the only strain I've ever grown that absolutely defeated every opportunity I ever had to win. I don't even know any other way to describe it.  Yeah, I know the feeling, not with skunks, but yeah.  And so it was a thing at which I had, obviously people know on this thing what scrubbers are. I had a CO2 scrubber with a fan scrubbing the room. Or a carbon filter, sorry, not CO2. I had a carbon filter, right? Yeah. And so that's scrubbing the room. And then I had a carbon filter on the exhaust. And then I had one of those huge UVO Nair double, you know, ozone generators. Yes. Even did the recommended 25 or 30 feet of tubing before it went out the building to make sure it had time to mix. Yeah. And it still smelled like I was slaughtering skunks in my backyard. I mean, that's kind of how it was, you know? So it was trippy in that regard. And you know, it was, I don't know, it looked dense. Even when it looked dense, it was still weighed light. Yeah, it was. Those things where you put a nougat on there and you're like, oh, this is going to be impressive.  It's hollow. How does it make hollow weed? So it was solid, but it was fluffy.  And the weird thing about the turp is that it was super volatile, in my opinion. Like it didn't really stink until the last bit. And then it dunked for about a month or five weeks after you cut it. Yeah. Honestly, if you let super skunk go too long in your jar or whatever, it would eventually kind of smelling semi-degenerate green butter. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that makes sense. It would go from like, I could crack a jar in the other room and someone would walk in and ask me what was going on.  Yeah, that makes sense. But fresh, it reaped. Yeah. You know, and it was kind of hard to trim. It could be sparse when it didn't, you know? I mean, for most people, probably the easiest way to think about it is real old school sour has a lot of similarities to it. Yes.  Like people lose, people start, you know, your crew gets disheartened. Oh my God, I got to trim diesel, you know? Yeah, right? No, I posted some stuff for you the other night that I sent you where like my old sour diesel cutting, it looks like those tops, those colas, they really. Oh yeah. See those same super skunk tops that skunk va posts. Yeah. You can really see the similarity in it, you know? So the other thing that, so it had unbelievable turps. I mean, when people talk about RKS turps or whatever else, it was the turpiest, skunkiest, rankest thing imaginable, you know? It really was.  Yeah, that's like really the first thing I ever heard about mass super when I first started getting into the scene and learning the history and stuff, that that shit was a herm bomb. Yeah, it was a herm bomb, it could herm. You know, we would pull it about eight weeks. Sometimes you would, you know, you would try to take it longer because you think maybe it needed to be done more and then would herm for sure. Yeah. The other thing is, and this is kind of weird about it, is that it hermed early too. Because, well, as a breeder, right? You know, if you pull, let's say you pull the super skunk at 58 days and you find tiger striped beans in it. Yeah. When were those beans made? Yeah, you know, they're early on, probably primordial. They had to be early on because it takes a good four to six weeks. Yes, to mature it. To like fully mature and get that dark tiger striping that looks all healthy and stuff, you know? Sure. So you pull a strain at 58 days just by the law of how beans grow. Yeah. Had to pot, you know, it's something had bad had to happen in three weeks or something. Yeah, right? Yeah. But that, in my opinion, you know, and there's a certain amount of, you know, we can get to opinions about it, but that factor created a whole bunch of weed that we like. Yeah, I did. That's the crazy part. The crazy part about all of it. Through live herms. Yeah. And so, okay, so, you know, in the, in the, you know, the buddy from Staten Island, right? He was not very into sharing. Yeah. No, I, you know, when I got the dog, I had to promise that I wouldn't give it out, you know? Yes. Which I didn't for forever, you know? And I would have like, really good friends of ours that would beg me for it. And I'd be like, you know who you have to talk to, get him to call me and say that you can have it and I'll take cuts for you tomorrow. Yeah. But otherwise, like, I'm not breaking my word. Yeah, of course. Because like, we're all good friends and he's gonna know you have it.  So, no, you know? And there's issues. And it's like, well, this is the, you know, this is what I had to do. So he wasn't as strict about the skunk, but he kind of felt the same way, you know? And you know me, like I try to be as like, as etiquette, as possible with cuts. I don't even like to pressure people. I'm just not into it. Like, they have their own vibe and their own energy about why they come to you or not, you know? Sure. And so, you know, so what sucks about that is that we didn't spread it very far. Yeah. Like we weren't on forums or anything like that or whatever. Staten Island, buddy, is not Weasel. Clock glass, no. No. No, he's not. I'm not paying very much attention to the words at the bottom of the screen. So, as anything, maybe Matt can say it or repeat it again or something, but yeah. He's totally not, it's totally not him. So, you know, so the fact, there's two things, right? Obviously, back then, most people are growing for profit, you know, on some level.   We weren't trading. We weren't active on the forums, you know? We weren't swapping cuts out right and left and stuff. And so, you know, that's a, you know, that's a different discussion. But as you know, like every time, my opinion is, is like every single time a famous named cut happened. Yeah. Like purple craze with Urkel and GDP, the sour, the cushes, whatever.  Because people want to fill their room or their greenhouse or their whatever with something that some guy is gonna come and snap it from them, right?   People want one or two plants that they're currently doing for production.  Yeah. So it wasn't that easy for me to get it to be backed up anywhere, right?  So like, hey, do you want to grow this thing that could potentially lightly or heavily seed your room? Mm-hmm. No. Not at all. Not really. No, right, you know?  Sorry, I just had to boot someone.  Oh, I wasn't even paying attention. It's all good. It's all good. So, I don't know.  It stayed with our little crew. Yeah.  Wait, one second.    Have some respect.  Okay, cool. So, I don't know. I mean, so, you know, I don't know. I have no idea, like, you know, what happened with Kim Dogg in Massachusetts. You know, who, when, how, he shared, what with, you know, all that type of stuff. You know, as far as the actual Super Skunk cut goes. Yeah. You know, but it's one of those things where, like, you know, nobody wanted it until it became sort of this legendary, famous thing, and then everybody started poking around trying to figure out who might have kept it. You know? So, Staten Island and I, we had this thing where, like, two of our favorite strains were obviously the Super Skunk and the Kim Dogg, right? Yeah. The Super Skunk had the lime green and the frost.  It's not super frosty compared to the strains. It's darker cut, you know? It cannibalizes its own leaves. It doesn't even always taste great, you know? Sometimes it can taste amazing, and I love the flavor, but like, I could grow it all year long and only two crops out of five be happy with its flavor at times. You know, and why exactly that is? I don't know. So we had this idea, and this is long before, you know, I mean, there was no real American seed companies or anything like that, right?  Like, it was not for public consumption. At best, it was gonna be grown by us and spread out. Yeah. You know, we created this thing over time Staten Island started it, and I came on and helped, and you know, we did some work on it together that we eventually called the Super Dog, which is in the cannibal, the second one, I think. Yeah. That was my first experience with kind of really finding a strain that I wanted to hunt right there.  So be that as it may, what we were trying to do was we were trying to combine the Terps and the look of Super Skunk with the potency and some of the density and some of the niceness of the dog. Sure. You know, and it was like a, you know, and so, you know, and strangely, and this is another thing of why I think maybe it disappeared as we talked about this recently too, I tend to believe that the Skunk and the Herm is related. Yes. Like I can't say for certain, but I think it might be a linked trait. And there's a lot of evidence for that, yeah. You know, and as you know, there's very few traits that people breeding have more prejudice against than banana sacks with hermonum, you know? Yeah. And so I think inadvertently, people bred away from the Skunk without realizing it because, you know, you breed some stuff, it's a hermie mass, it reeks, you're like, oh, God, that's a hermie mass.  And the idea that you could have a linked trait where you have a very desirable trait and a not so desirable trait together, you know, is...    Yep.  Where the Trinity didn't spread very far. And so when we lost it, and I kept trying to get it back, people would give me fakes. Yeah.  So when they got it from someone, they didn't, they had no way of knowing that it wasn't it. Yeah, of course. Yeah. And so then I would have to be the bearer of bad news, you know, and be like, no, this isn't it. Yeah, and people hate the bearer of bad news. And that's kind of what's happened with the super skunk, right? Is that there's obviously this desire in the community to have these, these roadkill turbs come back, right? Everyone who finds super skunk has a current seed company and is making seeds to sold to the public. No one ever shows up to events with a couple jars of fresh skunk and lets the proof be in the pudding. Yeah, right? They get the cut, they advertise the cut, here's the cut, we're breeding with the cut, buy my seeds, find the amazing turbs in the cut, right? Or they get kinks. You know, yeah. And so you don't know, you don't know if they're lying because I don't know or whatever, or they just have no, they just never had it in the past, you know? To know that, to know what skunk is, yeah. What actual, to what the actual skunk cut is, you know? Correct.  I had it backed up with a couple people, they refused to give it back to me at one point and then lost it in the future. And I had some stuff happen and I lost it and we've been, you know, we've been hunting it ever since. And, you know, I mean, we're both obviously friends with Skunk Fah and all these new school super skunk finds. I mean, what are you gonna say? They just end up, they end up not looking, I mean, what's awesome is that he's got these, he's got these, you know, these pictures, these Polaroids that are undisputable proof that was the cut I had. That is so big that he has those pictures. We're buddies, we got it from, you know, it came from the same place. The story was the same thing, you know? So, you know, it's it.  And then the other part of it too, is that you have people that, like, okay, so this guy had the super skunk at once, right? Well, then as soon as that dude verifies, right? Yeah. Well, then all of a sudden, okay, we have it. Now we can trade bait it. Now we can get spread out. Now this person has the cut and, you know, That's the problem. And that's the problem, you know?  Like it wasn't, in my opinion, it wasn't the holy grail. Did it have crazy rare skunk turps? Absolutely. It had that fades. Was it enjoyable to smoke? Sure, right? I don't think it held a candle to the dog, the D, some of the cushes, a lot of the modern cuts right now that we would consider to be elite, you know? You would consider it to have moderate potency at best. Yes. You know? It wasn't, you know, I mean, you know, various cuts have various qualities and other things, and you know, and so it didn't check all the boxes. Yeah. Was it a great cut? Sure. Was it having, yes.   Yeah. You know. As far as we know, that's the correct, yeah. But he was, well, I mean, the thing is, nobody was reversing back then. No.  And, Yeah, Noah's making femseeds back then on purpose. Feeds back then.  Yes. You know? And those accidents, you know, they led to some of the best weed ever. Yeah. You know? Yeah. In all honesty. In many people's opinion.  But I have not seen the real super skunk since I lost it, which has been, you know, quite a while at this point. Yeah. We've been hunting it for a long time. You know, I don't think it exists. You know? Yeah. There's always the possibility there are still pockets in America where, you know, people aren't really connected. They're not on the internet. They're not dialed in to like the scene, so to speak. So, I mean, obviously just like we know, right? So to jump on a European trip, everybody thought the A52 was lost for well over a decade. Yeah. Right? Yeah, at least, yeah. Nobody could find it. And then Karma found a guy that was holding onto this cut for Neville. Neville told him not to tell anybody. And it was the A52. Yeah. And Karma wasn't even sure what he had, right? So we had to give it to Yosemite, who grew with Neville forever, to grow it out and confirm it was it. So it's possible, right? It is absolutely possible. And I think we are all desperately hoping that happens too. No, yeah, it's possible that that could exist because the A5 was lost for a long time. I mean, it was a short period of time that it was lost. I mean, I think it got lost in the Switzerland raids when they shut down Shanti and those different things and it got lost in Holland during the bust eras. And then it was lost for 10, 12, 14 years, something like that until it just popped up with the last few. Last few and now losing friends fast over it.  I mean, yeah, it's cool that people are still fighting over cannabis made in the late 80s. I know, right? Do how good it is. And it's also not only as a testament to how good it is, but people want to make money off it too, some people. So if you've got rare and you've got rare access and you can bring some things, you're a breeder who operates in the market.  Right, that's exactly what's going on, yeah.  Correct. And that's the jam, you know? A lot of people want to sell seeds or pass cuts or do this and that. And you've got a good minimum four months, three months before you're going to get any kind of pushback. Now, the other problem is that I've noticed when people either invest in buying that cut or they've invested emotionally in that cut at that point.  And they're now in that mindset where this is it. If it's not it, I don't have whatever agenda purpose that I have. Like I was saying with the Trinity, people would get butt hurt at me sometimes when I would be like politely, it's not it. And they would do a whole thing and you don't know what I traded to get it and da-da-da-da-da-da and I'd be like, well, you know, I'm sorry about all that. Like I have nothing to do with any of that but it remains to be seen. It's still not it, it. It just isn't it, you know? And so, you know, it's gotten to a point where there's a narrow group of people who had stupor skunk it, you know? And some of them had longer relationships with it than others. And so some of them are a little bit better at identifying than others. Yes, exactly. You know? Yeah. Without naming names or stepping on toes or doing anything like that, you know? We've had issues in the past in the community with people that are well thought of or respected that verify. And once it's verified, right? Well, that's all she wrote. That's it? It's verified. You know? And then, you know, I'd hit up skunk bar or something and I'll be like, what about that verified cut? And it's like, it's not verified. It absolutely isn't it. I don't know if they ever had it if they think that's it. Yes. Right? And so, you know, like, if he tells me, if he hits me up and he tells me I think I found it, I'm gonna get excited. Yeah, absolutely. Because I tend to think him above everyone else is gonna know that cut really, really intimately being that it came from his mentor and he worked with it for so long.  So you do that. You do crop after crop after crop for that a bit. You run anything for a number of years as your main squeeze. You know, you learn a lot about it. Absolutely. When my buddy and I were, I mean, that's the thing too.  If you don't test your own gear, you don't really know what traits your clones pass. Yeah, you're never gonna see it firsthand, ever. You don't see how they breed. Do they breed clean? Do they breed a mess? Do they throw consistent phenotypes?  Truth ban, someone's asking about truth ban. And yeah, that's a little bit of a subject.  You see what it throws out, you know? And so a lot of the various like semi-proven, semi-unproven theories I have about certain things we've talked about a bunch are just on my observation of like not very many people like had both parents. Yeah. Gunk va, my buddy, myself, we're like literally in like a handful of people that probably had both. Yeah. And we're familiar with both. Yes. So, and all that.  Yes. The, you know, when we were doing the super dog stuff, if we bred away from the herms, we bred away from some of the stuff we liked. But then the trick was to try to find like a minimal or acceptable amount of herms. Yeah. Okay, like say take the Kim D, for instance. Yes. Kim D herms like crazy at times. If it gets a little test, especially in depth. Sure. You know, not as much as indoor, but in depth, certainly, or if it gets a little stressed. Sure. But it's not live pollen. Yeah, it's not, it's not, it's sterile. It throws bananas, but there's not really live pollen in those bananas, you know? So then you're looking for, you're looking for, you know, one throws herms and has the stink, but doesn't have the danger inherent in all that, you know? Yeah. It was a long and expensive breeding project because back then, you know, obviously herb went for a lot more and it was a lot riskier. So anytime you dedicated rooms or areas to constant breeding that could have been just some kind of production run and then you're not even selling the beans, they're just for you and your friends. But, you know, we had, we always had dual stuff. Like we always had this goal of trying to like, you know, improve the gene pool a little bit, you know? Create more weed that we liked. And so now it's like most people's breeding is like take two famous things that people want, mash them together, and then sell the name. Yeah. Right? Where it's like, we were like, okay, like we like the skunk smell and we like the color and we like the, you know, the quickness and all that. Can we marry that to the dog's potency and feeling and warm, happy buzz and all that? Is there some hybrid that we can create that marries those two things together? Sure. And so that's obviously the classic way to breed is you look at two different things and you're like, I want traits from this and traits from this to end up in its progeny. Yeah. Right? You know? And so that's really the gig. So, you know, sadly it seems like a bunch of the stuff that got passed, it got passed around in Massachusetts quite a bit more, but it seems like from what we've been able to determine that it, maybe it, the actual cut itself wasn't passed around nearly as much as people think. Maybe in one, maybe bag seed, maybe something different got passed out and it got called super skunk and it was from said dude. So of course it's it and then you're off to the races and then that thing gets spread around.  Yeah, and it became damn near impossible in some cases with that.  So that ends like some gravitas to the fact that it was killer and then it was killer and then it comes from this 90s historical era, obviously, right?  Correct.  Everybody in America for the most part is probably in America, yeah. And so it's a really distinctive turf. Yeah. Right? And it doesn't exist. Or vile. It does vile. You know, I mean, some people on here know, some people don't, but I got lucky enough and I cracked them and what became known as the Mendo P, you know? And what's interesting about that cut is that, like if that cut didn't exist, there's no other line that I know of that has those turps. Yeah. Those turps are in cannabis, obviously. Yeah, they're obviously in cannabis, but it's very unique. The modern cannabis and anything you find that ends up smelling like that, you discover it was descended from that. Yeah. Right?  Yes. Mendo purps. Yes. Mendo purple, indeed. So, you know, and so it just doesn't even, it, nobody's found it. Nobody's made the turps. Nobody's found the turps. Nobody's been able to produce seed lines or cuttings anytime because if they did, it would be announced. They would be at conventions or Emerald Cup or whatever with jars and they would be, you know, it's a lost turp that people want back. Anyone who can capture that, that thiol turp into a seed line that really produces it and let it stay in the bud form is gonna master it, you know? So, so it's obviously a lot of constituents of it. But man, trying to get something that really hangs with that smell past flower is very, very hard to do. Yeah. And so everybody, it's got universal recognition of what it should smell like. Yes.  Yeah. It really could smell like it, you know? And so with it, there's no faking the funk. Unless you have skunk oil and you can rub it on a jar. I mean, yeah, and all that, and all that. It's like the scientific method, right? Like if somebody can't grow it and produce the same smell, it's not there. Yeah, exactly. It wasn't like you had to do a bomber job of growing it, dude.  Oh yeah, yeah. Older, you get more experienced, you learn more.  Yeah. From raw mennics. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It wasn't all these biological amendments. There wasn't all these like, you know, inoculants and booze and teas and this and that. Like there is now, it was like, there was like GH and, you know, earth juice and I mean, even just the stuff that you could get and like you were just happy that the store carried. Yeah, for sure. Pretty limited compared to now, you know. Yeah. And so that turp just, it just existed. You grew it, you grew it, someone's saying about the Mendo perps. It is not from the Pacific Northwest. No. Turpenbird, think about that question for a second. Think about that question. Is Mendo perps from the PNW?  Any, whoever asked that, any question is cool.  Down to it, like most, that's the thing, right? Is that just so, you know, like, you know, Matt and I are going to do a, we're going to do a podcast pretty soon here and chat about history.  Most of our history in the cannabis community is oral, you know, passed down from people to people. And there are people that have heard the real deal and have verified and cross verified type stuff, you know? But it can be really hard for people to come along later or don't have personal connection to something.   And so, you know, counteracting that with truth.  It is, it's an underground, it was an underground illegal venture and lots of little individual groups, you know, like passing on knowledge to each other, you know? And it just so happens that, you know, like the Grateful Dead and the kids that followed the Grateful Dead, that was probably like the greatest open air weed market in American history at a certain point. Oh yeah. And after Jerry died, started growing weed because it kept the lifestyle going. And for a while now it's not true anymore, you know? We're just a segment, but for a minute, you know, in the 90s and mid 2000s, like almost all the best and most famous cuts came from some hippie or another. Some crew, you know? Some related group. And you're only so far removed from all those people because it's a smaller world.  All this- No you don't. We're doing like, you know, the dog didn't get famous until Skunkva decided to get on forums and start chatting about it. Sure. Nobody knew who, you know, except for on the East, nobody knew who Chem Dog was. Nobody knew P-Bud was. Nobody knew any of these people's names or what they were involved with or anything else, you know? Sure.  All right.  We're closing down on this first episode. I don't know how much time you have and I don't want to take any, you got a busy, busy guy with all your family, but if you want, we could start re-initiated. Can continue again for a minute. Yeah, actually, my family is grocery shopping right now, so I don't know. Okay, perfect time. All right, well, I'm gonna end it, I'll restart the live feed, and then we'll continue on to kind of like what we're seeing with Giesel and stuff like that. Word. All right, see you in a few.


Give it a thumbs up. Consider subscribing. Let me talk about his time sensitive. Now, if you want to stick around, we'll do a little Q and A. I'll answer all your questions. I know there's a bunch of them in here. And I'll do the best of my duties and we'll go from there.  Now, let's get into a little Q and A. Ah, son of a...  Most of my crypto can be traced to Cuckoo Mallets. I need to help recover my crypto and I agree to do some privacy for security. There you go. Here's your answer. Because it's amazing how like we can, like I can sit up here and say, well, I would never do that. But if you take a step back and then yourself, okay, now you're on the chopping block. Now it's your life savings. And are you going to go for those ethos and go, yeah, I'm fine with losing my entire life savings. Or all the money that I have that is going to support my family because I screwed up and I didn't follow the rules and I invested way more than I should have. Where would you go? Just a question. All right. Red Pill Street, check out Cannes. Don't fade the Cannes. Okay, I get it.  The next person that says Cannes, I'm banning you. Got it? I don't need this. Okay. Crystal Ball, your band and Red House Street. I don't like people coming here, spamming up the comments where people here are here to get answers and I don't need your nonsense. What are you going to do? Anyhow, you're not banned Crypto Esquire. That was pretty funny. All right. Crypto Phil, hey Robbie, Mr. 100. That's some of them James over in the best answers. He's found this guy. There's a Mr. 100 that's been buying up everything. Oh, speaking of which, I promised everybody something. So, let me pull this up. So, I discovered something about James from the best answers. James the best answers, still friends, but he has been fooling all of us the whole time. Fooling all of us, even me. I couldn't even see it. And what I found out about James, it was enlightening that he is a huge, huge Cardano bull. This is how I know. So, he actually posted this a couple of days ago and it's a nice robe. It's a nice stuffed pink dolphin. It's very nice. And when I took a look at this, I'm like, okay, I don't know what that is, and it says new strategy, cult quotient. And when I took a look at that, I'm like, that looks like, that looks familiar. That's the Cardano, right? And when I took a look at that, I remember there's this person called Bearable Guy. And I don't know if it's a male or a female or a group of people, but they're Bearable Guy and we don't know, like real people will watch this account for clues on things about XRP. I swear to God, they do it. I don't know how many people do now, but he gave clues out about what was happening with the crypto market, actually, Bitcoin, XRP, USD and stuff like that. And they would look for clues. So, when I was looking at this, I'm like, okay, James is talking about this. That's Cardano, that's for sure. And then I thought about it and I really, am I okay, now it makes sense. James was talking about Solana all this time, but deep down he's probably been buying Cardano like crazy because if you see right here, Cardano, right? And he's always talking about going to the moon, right? Or not even going to the moon, like going to the Mars. And I thought to myself, well, this is it. Like, you know, you have the sun, the Mercury, Venus, Earth, and then there's the moon right there, right? So, what he's saying here, James, I figured you out, is that he's saying like, look, we're not going to the moon with Cardano. We're not even going to Mars with Cardano. What we are doing, and this makes total sense now from the picture, is that we are going, we are jumping all that stuff and we're going to Uranus. Now it makes sense. So, I figured it out, James, you're telling us that it's not a moon mission, not even a Mars mission, it's a Uranus mission for a Cardano. Figured it out finally. Anyhow, that's all we have for James. I knew it the whole time. He can't be a Solana that big of a bull. I knew he was in the Cardano, knew it. Called it, yep, exactly. You're welcome. That took a long time. It took, I've known James now for two years and the clues were all there the whole time, crazy. All right, Heyro, you're going to be banned. No, ban Heyro already, can't check it. No, don't ban Heyro, maybe not. Okay, all right, and foil add on. Let's see, Carlos, that's a good question. Heyro, besides Coinbase, which other good exchange you recommend to use in Puerto Rico? I'm able to use crypto.com and they work pretty well. I'm also, when everything is corroding and all the different centralized exchanges are going down, me personally, I like to just use Dexes, those are the best. It's the best, like Trader Joe for Avalanche and you can use Sunday Swap or Mib Swap for Cardano, James' favorite. You can also use Orca and Jupiter for Solana and if you really want to use Ethereum, you can use Uniswap and stuff like that. But yeah, crypto.com, Coinbase, there's also Gemini, if they're still up and around, I think I've used them, I can't remember the last time I actually used them, I shouldn't say that, and then Kraken. Kraken, when the chips are down and everybody's falling, Kraken usually works out pretty well, but besides that, just Dexes. And what I've actually been doing because I can't connect my crypto.com account to my bank here in Puerto Rico, I'll just buy Solana or Ethereum and I'll transfer it to my wallet at crypto.com and buy the things that I want to buy. That's why I bought Ronin, which is a good shame, which Kegi told me about, pretty good stuff.  Now she won't.  And then you have to say with a straight face though, that's the hard part. Ah, Andy. Hey, Rob, are you surprised that people still put their life saving in the crypto and somehow lose it? I feel sorry for them, but also come on. No, I'm not. And that's why like, like when I step down from this channel, you know, I need, you know, some reasonable level headed people to pick up the torch. That's why I only hang around certain individuals on YouTube. And it doesn't surprise me because I see what's happening with meme coins right now. And it just, you know, you can make a lot of money, but it's gambling. And I think as long as you understand that it's gambling and you can control yourself, remember there's people that aren't like you or me. They have a very addictive personality. And these things just lend to that. And then all of a sudden, they're buying things up like crazy. Like, well, if I made 20 bucks on dog with hat, then I could probably make $2,000 on Costco hot dog. And if I made 2000 with Costco hot dog, then I can take my life savings and put it into Hobbes. And there we go. So it doesn't surprise me.    That's how it goes. Like, you know, I'm not giving financial advice anyhow. So HB, hey, Rob, thoughts and potential of Doge? Dodge should be able to use the payment on X next year. That's really fun. Oh, Doge. Yeah, sure. Hey, Rob, can you set limit orders on radium? Can you still do it? I don't know about radium. I've only used that a couple of times. Seems like a good exchange, but I can do that on Jupiter. So I use Jupiter. But usually like when I'm doing meme coin stuff, that's pretty much precision as much as I possibly can. Let's see. Hey, shout out from El Paso. Tony Bitts, they'll be there in May. Huh. Mind why he says, I was gonna go ahead and promote a piece on ADA. Yeah. Gotta pay the bills, right? I just wondering when Charles Hoskinson will be on invest answers. That's the question. Mike says, Mr. 100 is a board Saudi prince. Could be. But I hear they're scooping up a ton. I just saw the piece where they just bought up all the dips. So amazing. Let's see. Duke Juan says, I like the title. It's helpful. It doesn't contain the word crash or bat. Yeah, you know, like, I mean, I don't, I'm not perfect for the titles and the clickbait stuff. Try to keep it as non clickbait. There was one I did that really made people mad. It was when I said the Solana ecosystem has rug pulls and wallet drains. And everybody got, not everybody, somebody was lost their minds. I'm like, it's true. It's not Solana. It's the Solana ecosystem. The wallets are screwing up. I don't know exactly which ones there are, but there are people draining and I've got proof because they've been telling me that that's actually happened. Then the rug pulls, I showed those on the meme coins, which is not surprising. Everyone has it. Then somebody said, well, why don't you cover when Ethereum has a problem or has a rug pull? I'm like, if I covered everything on it, all the Ethereum chains, when they had that, I'd have to change the name of my channel, the digital Ethereum news. So, yeah. Hmm. Yeah. Rand Pennapai is here. US government is selling. Or it says, oh yeah, Rob Cordano is a PR marketing affiliate project. They've got catalyst funding. If you wanted to spread your stake pool among the locals. Oh, no, not really. Look, Cordano can be a great project. It's just taking a lot of time and we'll see how it works out, but they gotta make progress. That's really what it comes down to. To show me. Like, I'm not gonna sit here and say that it's going to overtake Bitcoin or it's going to fail to zero. I'm just waiting for it to have massive partnerships and really let loose and have people build on it. That's all I care about. That's it. That I just missed around. You didn't miss anything. Crypto Maxis is 60,700 in support. I can see it. Not a big TA guy. Tom Crown though, great TA guy. Check him out. Nick says, Hey, Rob, any thoughts on bull or Citus? On playable, I'm actually a note operator. Yeah, I like it. I like the games on there. Gotta start playing. But yeah, as far as Citus, I'm not too familiar with that one, Nick. You have to fill me in. But yeah, playable, looks good. Good team, good things going on. Games look pretty good. No way. Mohamed says, Hey, Rob, I received a notice from Trust Wallet four hours ago. My Bitcoin transferred. It was hacked on my Bitcoin IDCA during the last three years. What can I do? Nothing you can do. This is just it. If they hacked you, you have to, the question is how did they hack you? How did that happen? And then also with your Trust Wallet, look at the transactions and see where it went to. And actually, if you wanna reach out, the only, who's that guy on Twitter that's always doing the investigations on chain analysis, put that in the comments section. Maybe I can help you. But honestly, Mohamed, why'd you leave it on Trust Wallet? I got Lee. Don't, on those wallets, guys, you gotta put them in a cold storage device. Is Trust Wallet a hot wallet? I don't even use it. Let me see. Yeah. Yeah, Mohamed, I'm sorry to say there's nothing really you can do on that one.  Here I know if Jim and I are cracking to connect to banks in Puerto Rico, cracking couldn't and Jim and I stopped using them. So I can't really tell you. And I know they're still supposed to be good and you can use them for America. They just don't really use it. Oh yeah, Mitch Ray. Mitch Ray's got great thumbnails, entertaining guy. Been around for a long time, that guy. Jocelyn's, when you send ETH a cold wallet for long-term storage, you ever use L2s like Matt? This is a good question. This was a question that came up because everybody was saying like, just use L2s, just use L2s. It's only if it's supported. So for instance, you can do that and that's what's available on like, say, Coinbase. Like if I had, here's a prime example and we talked about this a couple of weeks ago. When you move your USDC, which is an ERC-20 token, from Coinbase to your cold storage wallet, like I used Tangem, you have options and it'll ask you, how do you want to move this? Do you want to use this on Arbitrum? Do you want to use this on base? Do you want to use this on X, Y and Z? And it shows you the actual price, prices that you can move it and you can just transfer it over there. So like, optimism I think is like eight cents. I want to say basis around three cents and you can use that, but just as long as you're putting it, you're putting it into your cold storage wallet for that same branch or that same L2. So you can do it, but for me, like I don't really keep a lot on Ethereum. I'm just not a big fan of that right now. So yeah, you can do it. I zipped around a lot of USDC like that. Yeah, Crypto Maxi. Yeah, Muhammad, did you click a certain link or how'd this work? How'd this happen? Ah, Joby. So Muhammad, do a search for ZachXBT and tell them your story and maybe you can do some investigations. The problem is, is that he's gonna do an investigation. He's gonna try to find it like this is the wallet. This is the wallet where you lost everything and I don't know if there's anything they can do. Clark says, I'm a Canadian, moved to Puerto Rico. Next visit PR work we meet. We always do, we do meetups every so often. So I would announce those on X. So just follow me on Twitter, links in the description. Thank you, ZachXBT. Trust is hot and on my old finance. Ledger never fails. It's true. Oh, Jesus, Jesus Martinez. I was supposed to talk to that guy today, matter of fact. I know the bull runs coming back because I got a lot of questions that I'm moving to PR. I get a lot of questions about people wanting to move to Puerto Rico. And they're like, how does that work? And who should I talk to? And tell me about real estate and what are the laws? I'm like, the bull runs almost here. Rob, you stake your Avax. If so, where, ah, I don't stake my Avax. We actually ran a stake pool for a year. Just didn't really feel like staking it. Just keep it in cold storage. Hold on. All right, Joseph, what's that? Joby says, by doing that, you're doubling your risk. You're not depending on the L2 chain. The L1 to remain successful is not worth it. Could be true. Could be true. I just don't like using all that stuff. But apparently people love base so far. Fisher says, hey, Rob, what's a good strategy for Bitcoin in the bull market? You just hold long or try to sell on the top and buy back in the bear? Yeah, like we talked about, like this little section I was saying about what I want to talk about on Saturday, Sunday, is that there's a huge difference between taking profits on established projects like a Bitcoin versus new projects. And if you want to see like the philosophy I have for the established projects, like the top 20, there's a link in the description. And it looks like this. Why and when I'm selling 80% of my crypto? Watch that video and that explains where I'm, or my head's at in that situation. Social engineering, click a shady lane, keylogger, see? These hot wallets are as dangerous as all these meme coins. May not that dangerous. Maybe more, obviously more dangerous because you can lose everything in a heartbeat. That's just how it is. So you have to be cautious. You have to be careful. I have a hot wall and a phantom.  Because I'm like, well, just gambling money anyhow. But if you're keeping everything for three years, that's it. Maybe I need to add a new rule. When is Rob's Bitcoin dominance video? That's pretty good. If you don't know, Ben's got a pretty great, he's cornering the market on Bitcoin dominance videos. That's all I'll say. I put this together, which would be the Pepe dominance chart.  But Pepe dominance on May 23rd was 0.126, then 0.03. So I don't know if Ben is aware of that. I'll do a deep dive later. Speaking of gambling, Rob, are there any popular online casinos in the crypto space with the sports book? I think there's plenty. I think there's one called Rollbit. And then Photo Finish, that's built on Solana. If you're like horse racing and stuff like that. There's a whole plethora of different online casinos. But here's the thing. The reason I don't talk about them is because they go against the terms, the TOS, the Terms of Service for YouTube. So I can't talk about online gambling casinos. And I'm not a big gambler. I live in Vegas for two years. This never was a big gambler. Good food, I like the buffets, I like the beers. That's about it. And the shows, Voyager lessons, exactly, exactly. Mike McCarthy says, my plan is to sell 70% of my portfolio, total 30% like Solana Abax because my average price is 18 bucks on Sol, wow. And 11 Abax, very good. What's your opinion? Great strategy. It works for you, you're happy with it. Seems pretty good to me.  You never know.  We're gonna use a little bit of Bitcoin to bolster up our diminishing purchasing power of the dollar. And yeah, we were on the gold standard. And then until Nixon in the 70s took us off it. So now we're gonna go on the Bitcoin standard. If that happens, thank God I kept 20% of my Bitcoin and the rest of my crypto. I will be a billionaire at that point. Doug got a good point. Costco hot dog dominance, that would be good.  A well-known scammer is from Bitcoin, the Coinbase, the US government. Yeah, Nicholas, good question. Can you talk about the Goldilocks chart that you had said once? Yeah, as a matter of fact, that is what we're talking about in this presentation. And what this is is, there's times that you wanna really think about going heavy into the crypto market. And there's other times when you don't. And one of the times that historically has been a reasonably good time is right before the Bitcoin halving. And we're gonna take a look like Lunamatic, Axi, Solana, San, Shib, Gala and Avax. Let me just show you one thing because I wanna show you Luna. Let's see if I can find it. Which one is it? Because people will say, oh, they lost everything. You lost everything in Luna. Well, no, if you just would have done this basic thing, which was when it doubles, take profits, right? So you take out your initial investment, when it doubles again, you take half out. When doubles again, take half out. Or 4X or 6X, take half out. So let's see. So this one was a little tricky. But if we take a look at Terra Luna, which is now called Terra Luna Classic, what I was getting the data from was I was showing everybody the price points. Okay, I'll show this one. The price points for getting an early. And that's why I say, get an early, take profits early. So like this one, this is Solana. Did you know that 1.8 million was raised in a public auction on 24 of March, 2020 with an average price of 22 cents? Just think about that for a second. So what if you would have said, okay, I am going to, I don't know why it's not there. Hold on. I'm gonna put in 100 bucks and I'm gonna pay 22 cents. And I'm gonna get 454 tokens. As soon as it gets to 44 cents, you just take out half. So you got $227, or 227 tokens up. That's house money. You just keep waiting and waiting and waiting. Let me refresh this. And look, it launched at 95 cents. So you could have actually quadrupled, taken three X out and let the rest ride. And you just let it ride because it's not an established token at that point. And what I was gonna show you is this, with Terra Luna, look at that craziness. So I don't know, because there was no data as far as like a public auction. So I can't tell you, but I can tell you that it was listed at three bucks. So, okay, how about this? If you would have said, okay, Terra Luna, whatever, right? I'm gonna put 100 bucks in this because if I lose 100 bucks, it's not gonna be too sad. So if I take 100 bucks and the price is paid is $3, I get 30 tokens, right? 30 tokens? Ah, that's not right. Ah, 33. So then when it doubles, doubles to $6. And I just take it out and I got 15 left. And then if it doubles again at $12, I take it out again. So look at this. So over here, you have to wait from, what is this? May, now all the way to September. But then when it starts to double again, you take profits and then at March 13th, which is only June, July, August, and October, November. Now, June, July, six, seven months, then you take it out and then you don't have any worries. So at that point, if you would have waited and waited till the very end, then of course, if you keep taking half out, you'd have seven and a half Luna tokens, which is worth now a fraction of a penny. So whatever. But you've already made a little bit of money here. You don't have to worry about it so much. It's just an easy thing to do to take this out to where you're not like, okay, well, I put in $1,000 and then dog with hat, I hear it's gonna go great. But why did you just take it up like half out instead of making $10 million going to make $2 million? Just saying. Yeah, that's all. And then you've got to like your own piggy bank because when it starts to go up, you're like, I need some money. There it goes because it's house money. It's not your money, it's house money. Jason says, hey, Rob, do you think the Bitcoin price is price in the having? Aren't markets forward looking and allegedly efficient? Some people say it is, some people say it's not. I personally think, and some people will say that the having has nothing to do with it. They say the having is irrelevant. And then because there's so much institutions that just like the last or the gold ETF in 2004, you can just see it kind of just have on a crescendo all the way up until the 2020, around 2020 for the coronavirus. So it said like it just kept kind of slowly going up and that's what's gonna happen with Bitcoin. I personally don't believe that. I still think that people are irrational, emotional, and that they don't really see things right in front of them. So when we keep hearing about the having, here's another, when we keep hearing about the having, people are gonna start or keep thinking that, okay, there's supply and demand, having's here. And people will seriously believe, and this has just been, even my friend reached out to me and goes, hey man, how does that work? How do they take half of my Bitcoin from my cold wallet? As I've been close to what's happening. So I had to explain it to them. So people are emotional and they're irrational. And there's a lot more irrational people than rational people in the market. And that's why everybody gets manipulated in things like that. So I still think we'll go up and down. That's my thought process. Red Panda Pie. Having should be a sell the news event. It's not so much the having, which is important. It's the results. Yeah. Pantera got smoked by Luna. A lot of people got smoked by Luna. That's for sure. Yeah, unfortunately, that's one of those examples where it just, you know, kept going up.  Big huge. So you don't think that's a great reminder. It's the best reminder you can possibly get. Mark says, Rob, pass some more wrenches. I'll remember you, Mark. Various Jays says that possibly all time I've heard 2025. Yeah, I think definitely. Not everything works perfectly. It's been pretty darn reasonable so far, but, you know, every time you think that the market's gonna go one way, it goes the exact opposite way. Fredo says, hey, Rob, I took profits because no one ever won bro-taken profits. Thanks, that's true. Well, actually people correct me now. They say, well, if you're in Venezuela and you're in Turkey, you took profits into their fiat, then of course you did lose out on mine. Yeah, that's true, actually. Slacks says, do you hold Gala, Rob? Yeah, you wanna know what's funny? I hold Gala, V1, and it's on Coinbase, and it's stuck there, so I can't do anything. But yeah, Jake DeBase says, I heard James Calfin early top agree. Yeah, anything's possible. I'm just looking for the indicators. Again, watch that video, the 80%, when I'm selling 80% of my crypto. I mean, if we see the Pell multiple, the MBRVZ score, if we see the PyCycle top, we see Fearinggreed, if we see the RSI indicators, and they're all kind of pointing to one thing, then I gotta go with the indicators because that's the whole plan. That's the plan I put into effect a year and a half ago, it's the plan I'm gonna stick with. And if I'm wrong and I, you know, I don't hit the top or boo-hoo, because who really does?  That's about it, then some people get lucky. Ah, dang it, gotta get that. All right, everybody, let's see.  I gotta agree, everybody, that's it for today. So look, if you liked today's video, give it a thumbs up, consider subscribing on your way out. Everything we talk about is very time sensitive, especially as we get into this having. And after that, things are gonna go crazy. That's how I see it. So that's it for today. Also as a reminder, on Thursday, it'll be me and Jessica from Coin Bureau and Nick from Coin Bureau as we do NFA Live as Ben is out Lambo shopping. So that's it for today. Thanks much, everybody. I appreciate you. And I'll see you on the next one. Have a great day. Bye.


Now, let us move on to the t test. By the name, we see that t distributions are associated here. Any statistical hypothesis test in which test statistics follows students t distribution under null hypothesis is called t test. The most common use of t test comes when the means of two populations are different. So, notice that in the previous example, when we computed about the p values and p value test we were there dealing with one sample, I mean one population x 1, x 2. Now, we may be dealing with so, I am going to write them like this one population I am going to superscript them one to indicated this corresponds one. You may also have another population x 2 which I am going to superscript with 2. Right now and this numbers like the number of samples could differ. Now, the question here is I want to check let us say the hypothesis is this is whether they are coming from a population which has the same mean. Suppose, let us say I am assuming this is like f given by mu 1 and this is let us say mu. Now, my null hypothesis is mu 1 is equals to sorry equals to mu 2 and my alternate hypothesis could be like a mu 1 not equals to mu 2. So, this is the common usage where we want to this test comes into picture, but it is not necessary that we have to deal with two population in using two tests it could be used on a single population also. So, let us now look into this case like I mean we have whatever I explained it is just written here the most frequently are like one sample or two sample in the one sample test we will check whether the population mean has the same specified value in the null hypothesis. That is they are having the same value let us say to something mu common and two the two sample test says that whether null hypothesis says that the means of the two populations or equal oh sorry like let me rewind this. So, this is okay now let me refine this. So, in the one sample location test we have just one population samples given to us and there my hypothesis is to just whether my parameter is equals to mu which is the underlying specified parameters for the null hypothesis mu. And of course, the null hypothesis here could be like a theta is not equals to mu. And this is for the one case and for the two location test I have already given here in the two location I have two sets of sample and there I want to check whether this two samples sorry two populations have the same mean or they are differing. Often this two sample tests are referred to as unpaid or independent sample t test and we will just see this. Okay to apply two tests we make some assumptions which by the way we will hold for the Gaussian distribution by default Gaussian samples by default but by making these assumptions maybe we can say something more general. The most test statistics are like in general this when that statistics I am interested will have this form z by s. So, there is a little notational change I would like to continue to denote this by z where z and s are functions of data. So, z and s are themselves random variables. Okay now first for let us look into one sample t test and in this one sample the numerator z can be simply the sample mean. So, here notice that in the one sample test I am basically testing the hypothesis that my parameter theta is mu or not. It is a one sample test and let us say this is a one sample two sided test like one sample two sided test. So, here the numerator is the sample mean centralized by subtracting the true the parameter of your null hypothesis and the denominator is your estimate of your standard deviation. Okay s. Now in this one sample test we are going to assume that this x bar follows a normal distribution with mu and variance sigma by n and always in this recall that x bar is your estimate which estimate providing estimate for null hypothesis parameter. You are claiming by this you are claiming that x bar is giving me a good representation of mu and that is what like x bar have this x bar is the average. So, it will have the variance sigma square by n and we are also going to assume that s square s square recall that s square is the estimate unbiased estimate of the variance when you multiplied by n minus 1 divided by sigma square it follows a chi square distribution with n minus degrees of freedom and z r and z and s are independent. Notice that even though we put this as assumption when my x my random sample is coming from Gaussian distributed with parameter let us say mu and sigma this assumptions naturally hold which we have already seen when we are talked about sampling from random distribution sorry when we talked about sampling and studied properties of random samples. In the two sample test where let us say we have one set of random sample like this we are going to say that this means of the two population to become compared should form a normal distribution that is if you are going to compute this this is going to be normal and also if you are going to compute the mean of this they should be normal and both of this having the same variance the samples are coming from a population distribution having same variance and that the data this set of samples this random samples should be independent or the sample independently and so we can just say that they are going to have the same variance the samples are generated from a underlying population which have the same variance and we want their sample mean to follow normal distribution. Notice that all distribution again holds when your samples are drawn from Gaussian like if they are drawn from let us say some Gaussian mu 1 and sigma square and this one let us say is coming from let us say mu 2 and sigma square it is all this properties naturally holds good. Now let us see what would be the statistics for me here to compute the p-value. Now that let us focus on one sample test here. Okay now let us directly look into this and here in the one sample test my I am basically testing the hypothesis whether mu naught or not we let us say take the two sided case for this I can have a statistics which is x bar minus mu naught divided by s by square root n. Notice that earlier it was sigma sorry sigma now I have replaced it by s because I do not know sigma also in my case. Okay so here we are basically saying I do not know none of this both this mean and variance are unknown. If we knew that we could have gone with the p test which we already did before. Now if you recall by our assumption that this is normal distributed and this is chi square distribution with n minus degrees of freedom. If you look into the ratio the ratio is distributed as student t distributions with n minus 1 degrees of freedom which we denote like this. Now with this I can again go back and compute my p-values what is the probability that z is greater than or equals to z. Now here my z is t distributed with n minus 1 degrees of freedom and from the t distribution table for any given z which is coming from my data I can readily compute this value and compare it against a given significance level and decide whether my claims are statistically significant or not. Okay and this is where the I hope it is clear how the t distribution came into picture here because we do not know the variance that is why we used unbiased estimator for variance here or like rather unbiased estimator for standard variance here and once we do that we know already that this statistics follows t distribution and we can use the properties of t distributions here. Now fine this is clear I hope for the case of one sample test. Now how to check this for the two sample case and recall that for the two sample case I am going to assume the variance are same I am also going to assume the two samples have the same number of samples they could be different but I am going to start with the case where they have the same number of samples. So, here xn1 so let us case where n1 equals to n2. Now in this case I am interested in the hypothesis that whether the their means are equal or not one can argue that after little bit of manipulation this could be taken as its statistics where x1 bar as usual is the sample mean coming from the first population and x2 bar is the sample mean coming from the second population. And sp here is the value of the standard deviation estimator unbiased value that I got and this is again here x1 xs1 square is the unbiased estimator of your variance and xs2 squared here it is going to be unbiased sample estimates of your variance of sample 2. So, notice that we have assumed in this case they are same actually you could combine these two samples and get one value for your common variance or sorry estimate of the variance or your estimate combine all the samples like in this case maybe let us call this n you can combine all the samples we will you are going to end up with the 2n samples to get combine all to get your estimate of standard deviation. Even though here I have written that as if this is computed from this n1 sample separately from the population of the first first population and x2 is coming from second population, but for the variance since they have the same common variance and all the samples are independent of each other you can just use all the 2n samples to get one standard sorry estimate of your standard deviation. And now one can show that or it is actually straightforward to observe that the z here is going to be a t distribution with 2n minus 2 degrees of freedom where n is the common sample size. Again now once you have this for a given z you can compute the p value and then compare against the given significance level to see whether you want to accept or reject or like accept or reject the altered hypothesis. This could be also extended to the case when the number of sample size or not equal n1 is not same as n2, but still under the same variance case. Again here one can show that the statistics that is of relevance here can be given given as the difference of the sample means of the populations divided by their standard estimated standard deviation and that could be computed in this fashion. I am just leaving this calculations, but you can verify that indeed the standard deviation the estimate of the standard deviation can be given that. And here now we can see that this z the denominator here is actually a chi square distribution with n1 plus n2 minus 2 degrees of freedom and now you can argue that the z is also have t distribution with n1 plus n2 minus 2 degrees of freedom. Now once you know this is the t distribution with a certain degrees of freedom you can again go and compute your p value and compare against your significance level and decide to accept the alternate hypothesis or reject your alternate hypothesis or not accept the alternate hypothesis. Now this is where whenever we have our test statistics following the t distribution we can use all this, but it may happen that every time we may not start statistics may not be just like a t distribution you may end up with some situation where your statistical tests will involve test statistic which has f distribution under the null hypothesis and you may have to use properties of the distribution to compute your p value. So, this f distribution we will not go into detail here like I just want to give you an idea of what is going to how this f distribution can possibly arise. Suppose let us say you have now more than two populations let us call this as 2 sorry 2 1 all the way up to x to n and now x 3 is x 1 3 all the way up to x n 3. Let us say this is with some distribution with parameter mu 1 and this one with some distribution with parameter q and this one with distribution with parameter m 3. So, one you may be interested in testing the hypothesis that whether all these values are equal or mu i equals to mu j for some ij when you can go on like you can have n number of such or m number of such populations for some ij pair. Now, then you are going to answer such question you may have to construct certain statistics and after some analysis one may end up with the statistics which actually satisfies f distribution and in fact, this is the case in analysis of variance. So, in analysis of variance you are interested in exactly this question whether the underlying parameters or the population parameters are all same or they differ and when you are going to construct test statistics for that and when you have to suitably make the test statistics so that you are able to say something about your claim then that statistics will have f distributions. We will not get into the details here, but that is something you can just keep in mind and study more. And also that arises in regression models like for example, when you want to have let us say I hope all many of you might be already knowing linear regression. So, really a regression's text of given a data point x this is like your input it was trying to find a relation between x and y and this relation between x and y happens through this parameter theta and there is something motivation or noise here. So, given x we want to find out what is the best y here and initially the theta is unknown we want to find what is that theta and given a set of observation like let us say y 1, x 1, y 2, x 2 like that you have some n observation and based on that you want to find a best estimation or representation of that theta to test whether whatever you are done are good you need to have a statistics and when you find a statistics there the f distribution arises. To just briefly say little more about analysis of variance. So, the one way ANOVA also refers to as one factor ANOVA is a parametric test you to test for a statistically significant difference of an outcome between 3 or more groups. So, here you would be interested to consider when 3 or more groups are there when it is less than 3 we already know how to use significance test using our p values computed based on our t distributions. So, here we would be interested in checking I want to challenge saying that at least one of the groups is statistically significant sorry statistically significantly different than the other ok. So, actually the name ANOVA here it talks about analysis of variance but it is not actually about the variance it is actually analysis of the variance in the means analysis of variance in means. Like for example, as in the previous example I said like your null hypothesis is checking whether all the parameters are same and your alternate hypothesis is are they differ. So, the variance in the mean is what the ANOVA test is trying to identify whether the parameters or let us say the mean values of all these distributions are the same or not is what we are going to take as a null hypothesis and try to validate it ok. So, if it so happens that when I do ANOVA test the p value happens to be statistically significant then one cannot tell which group is different like among this which groups are different like maybe possibly they are all the same you do not have enough evidence to say that they are different. So, this we already this is like a brief things which we already talked about like suppose let us say we have this x 1, x 2 and x 3 like that right like we had this samples like as I written here like so these are like all independent variables and we want to define that defines the groups that are to be compared let us say these are all the values here all the the grades of a 3 bunch of students and we want to see that whether their average scores are same or I want to validate the hypothesis that their average test will be same and we maybe we can use ANOVA test here and there the F test arises or like as I said it could be also can come in let us say in kind of a regression models where you have a bunch of like you have we are going to observe data which are of the form y equals to theta transpose x plus noise and this maybe you may be observing this data for a bunch of let us say you can observe let me call this y 1 x 1 1 and y 1 2 x 1 2 let us say like this you have some bunch of data and this is one population and another could be like let us say y 2 x 2 1 y 2 2 x 2 2 then let us say y 2 n and y 2 n and the third could be y 3 1 x 3 1 y 3 2 x 3 2 like this these are like three bunch of datas you are observed which are like where y's are dependent on your x and now you want to claim whether these parameters the the three parameters associated with this through polynomial then through this linear relation that is whether the theta 1 and the theta 2 and the theta 3 are same or not then you want to again want to use this ANOVA test where F test can arise or F distribution can arise where you can calculate again your p value using those F distribution tables. So, with this I hope you people got a summary of what is p value what is a p test one can use when we know the variance and we are dealing with one population and then you got some exposure to t values t test where we do not know the variance and we have to find the population mean or the parameter of a single sample or two samples then we also talked about when we have to look for more than two samples whether they have the same parameters or not either in the independent case or the dependence case how F distribution can help us compute the p value and decide our significance of the statistical test. So, with this we will stop here. Thank you.


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Hey Virgo, let's get into your weekend messages. We are going into March 8th through the 9th, and already three cards have popped out, so let's get into this. Give a time, spy, and open your heart. Alright, let's take a look and see what's going on here, Virgo. Give a time, right? Starting on the weekend, everything in divine timing let things flow. So yeah, just, I feel like that's a strong message, whatever you have going on in your life. Take this weekend and just kind of like, exhale. Just do your best to relax. It might have something to do with it, connection with the queen of cups, about coming together, masculine or feminine energy, the star, Aquarius energy, healing, holding on, okay. So there is someone here who's holding on as far as the relationship goes, okay, or is holding on to the idea of a relationship. In other words, like, hmm, is this person my soulmate? Somebody might be really thinking about that. The star could represent someone who's in the spotlight or a public figure as well. But I feel like somebody doesn't want to lose you, Virgo, and is willing to just kind of let things flow and see how things go. I feel like with the star, there is someone who's got a total attraction to you is really looking at their emotions and their feelings and ready to take that cup of love, that drink here. Look, so this deck, obviously, there's no lid. There's no robot. We're getting into the real feels here, okay. You could have somebody who's on the Aquarius Pisces cusp connection with this person, little bit blocked, I will say, or kind of possessive, like, they're just with the four of pentacles. Yeah, there's a little bit of a blocking energy. So they might not be really showing or they might not be someone who really shows their emotions too much. But I feel like the message here going, this is going to be a short reading you guys because, listen, go over to my Instagram because I'm uploading messages over there, right? I started, I did a couple and so I'm going to start doing more of those. So it's Houseovergo. I'm trying to get my Instagram followers up as well. So yeah, if you have Instagram, go over there. So it's in my link tree as well in the description box. So four of pentacles person, definitely, whomever they are, do not want to give up. You do not want to let go. They don't want to let you go. But I feel like there's a connection here that's going to go forward. It's just a matter of when like it's time. Like there's got to be patience with this connection. Now you might meet somebody over this weekend or there's a connection that gets made over this weekend where I feel like somebody here, gosh, it's like really contemplating, a little hesitant, but definitely not going away. Definitely not going to walk away or walk or just give up on something here. So like I said, either it could be you Virgo 2 or both people. There is like a soulmate connection here for sure. Okay, trying to figure out what this is, trying to understand what something is, what the energy. Let me see if I can get like some, maybe some initials or date of birth or anything like that. So we've got August 31st, the letter X and the letter A. So AX could be X or X. This could be an X for some of you. Oh my God! Are you kidding? Look! And then I flip to more letters and it comes out X, EX. Okay, so somebody might gave that the X the X and you're meeting somebody new and this is like a beautiful start, something, you know, going slow or and for others and it could be two things can happen simultaneously, right Virgo? Or for others, there's an X kind of like showing up here again, right? And then it's like, okay, maybe we can try this again. So it could be one or the other, both. But and it's specifically for August 31st birthdays or this person can have a birthday on the 31st. I can't even believe that just happened. Virgo was right on it. Virgo was like, this is it. Don't go around the bush. We'll just tell you straight up letter F. Someone works for FedEx. It's 1975, age 49 as well, or is either one of those is an age.  I don't want the X. And some of you are like, yeah, okay, I want to try to fix things, right? Whatever. You do what you got to do. You don't have to do anything. You don't want to do. I'm just the messenger. Don't yell at me. Let's see if I can get a Zodiac sign. Okay, for some it's a Satch. Okay, straight point blank period. Either the X or the new. So now let's, I can't believe that. I'm just sometimes, sometimes I do readings. I'm just like, and then boom, spirits like, no, no, no. This is what's happening. You're right. Spy, someone's got their eye on you.  Spying on you, watching you, looking at your shadows. Okay. Yeah. They're being very sneaky Virgo this weekend. Ten of wands. Finishing up a job or work and spying to see what you up to. Yeah. Not letting you see somebody is not letting you know, no, they're doing it secretly. I don't know why, but hmm, could be a Leo for some of you. Um, okay, this person, they don't have the confidence just yet. They're gearing up the confidence for what? Like for what? Let me see. They're trying, or they're trying to remain confident. Hmm.  Or you're cheating. Oh, okay. Come towards you. Nine of wands. Wow. Somebody has got the, like, they got it. They get it. It's like, I hear usher. You got it. You got it. You got it. So bad. Somebody's got it so bad for you, Virgo. Oh my God. I'm throwing out some usher now. Yes. Totally lust and after you, physical attraction, so much passion, and they're watching you, Virgo. They are watching you. They might even be cheating or sneaking away from their person, um, just kind of looking at you, Virgo. Let's see if we can get, okay, some, what the hell? Okay. Someone's name is the letter Z. We have age 37, September 7th. I'm sorry. Yeah. It could be your birthday, someone's birthday, someone's born in March. We have the letter M, 1983, okay, anything else? The letter I, Mimi, uh, Zoomie, um, 43, right? Okay. Let's say one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Okay. Um, so yeah. The letter kids, the name could be with an M or there's a Z in there somewhere. Let's try and see if we can specify, like, uh, oh, I just heard Tim or Tina. Let's get a zodiac. All right. For some, Taurus, Taurus got their eye on you. Virgo, Taurus has got their eye on you. For sure this weekend, like they are, they are super, super hot to trot. Now you also have open up your heart, listen to you, it will help you attract more love. Okay, Virgo. Whoa. I have not used these cards in a while, I hope they don't get banned. So you've got the world, like starting over this weekend, a new chapter is coming up for you and it's asking, they're asking, the universe is asking you to open up and start something new here. Start flipping the script, write a new script I heard, do it from your heart. Okay. Let go of these, um, any kind of feelings of abandonment. I think he's definitely doing that with you based on the context of the other cards as well. Someone's opening themselves up to you, ready to start something new with you, tired of being left out in the cold page of cups, there could be an apology coming this weekend. There is, um, sweet communication as well. That's a Piscian energy there. We also have Scorpio, Leo, Taurus showing up again in Aquarius again. Maybe an apology about a heartbreak, um, or something ending or, uh, somebody telling you that they miss you and they love you and they want to connect with you. Um, maybe there was an argument, it could have been something like that or some kind of discord or challenge. Yeah. I feel like, um, so deep feelings. Somebody's got seriously super, super, super deep emotions, Piscian energy here, a lot of water showing up, um, in this reading, super deep feelings. Yep. But they have a crush or somebody's just really entered into you here, could be that person spying on you, they want to talk to you, um, tell you that they love you, tell you that they're really into you, um, just want to give you all their love. All right. Let me get some. Okay. And somebody's born in February. We have the letter I, so we could have Irene in, um, okay. Someone's born on the 15th, someone's born on the 4th, and then we have a 1990 energy here. Let's see what else. I can't believe this reading is so short. I hope you guys don't mind. I'll, I'll try to move it out a little further, 62, 69, did I say the 15th? I think I did the letter D, Diana, Dino, Diane, 20 August 29th, someone's 54, Dino, or Dino? And it was all like, Dino nuggets, chicken nuggets. The letter N, um, someone's name starts with an N, there's a letter O. There's Dino, D-I-N-O. Somebody in the dinosaur is like, what are you doing? Okay. The letter S, I'm going to just get some more here, although I pretty much used them all. And someone born on the 22nd, okay, let's get some. You know what? I want to get your messages, overall messages here of love to see what is, what is going on. This weekend is like, right, right. Okay. Put away the computer this weekend, working less will help strengthen your relationship or quit somebody spying on you on the computer and they're trying to get away from that as well. Leap of faith. It's safe to make the move you're considering. All right, Virgo. What are you doing? What move are you trying to make here? Whatever if you're trying to like, if you're like, should I take this leap of faith and I'm so afraid I get hurt?  Looks like it's safe for you to do this, whatever this thing is that you have on your heart. It really longs for you, Virgo. Like don't stress. I feel like if you're wondering if there's a person who's really into you, like super, super, like either missing you or really longing for you, it's a true fact that yes, that is the fact. Yes, that is true. They do. Someone really long. Could be the signs that I mentioned or if you know who this is, that somebody's very, very much into you, longs to be with you. This is bringing clarity at this time. Maybe for you or for another person, say, maybe you and somebody else are in some time apart right now. I feel like you're going to get the answer that maybe this person is unavailable to give you all you deserve or maybe you are. Let's say, are they? I don't know. The attraction, the chemistry, it's totally mutual and this is a true love. Maybe it's fear. Maybe you don't think they're available. Maybe you are fearful they won't be there for you. But I feel like that's not true. That is not the case and I feel like somebody's going to show up. They want to be with you. They want you. I feel like somebody's going to show up here perhaps over this weekend and it might be a little bit of surprise to realize maybe you're dealing with self-worth issues or maybe from past relationships or you just feel like, oh, I don't know if it's going to work out. You really want to be with someone or you just, whether it's one person in particular or anybody in general, okay, what do you have? Oh my gosh. Yeah, you've got that. See, that's the Knight of Wands, insane chemistry, liking each other equally, having fun together. I mean, Virgo, the weekend looks like it's passion-filled. If you're meeting somebody new, which some of you are, okay, ooh, the clock is ticking, you've got to have progress, right? Virgo, I feel like you want progress. Somebody wants to progress something here with you.  If this is somebody new, it's kind of the same thing. If you're in separation from someone, this person is like, you are, they are yearning longing. They don't, they're not so sure about the future, especially if you end something or you just split and you're taking time to like figure some stuff out. This person is missing you like crazy, I'll be missing you, just too totally sad thinking about you. They don't know what to think about the future. They want to be with you, okay, time is running out for somebody here and it's like, if we don't do this now, it's done walking away, like we, like we have to, it's not about the love. Yeah, yeah, the love is there, yeah, yeah, the attraction, the chemistry, everything is there. We've already figured that out. Why something ended? You know, like somebody took some time to get some clarity about something. Somebody here wants stability, security, permanence, endurance in a relationship. Let's get a Chinese sign and see if we can figure out, I can't believe how quick this reading went, but yo, it is what it is, it's time to get your party on this weekend. I am going to the movies to see a movie called Cabrini, I have no idea what it's about, but I was invited to go, so let's do this rabbit, year of the rabbit, year of the horse, year of the monkey. You might know, so let me just say, if you're already involved with someone, like you, if you're listening to this and you've recently met someone and it's going well, it's going to keep going well. That's what I feel like it's, so if it's an ex returning things are, like this person is ready, if it's somebody you're already dating or connecting with, it's going to move forward, meeting somebody new, it's going to be the same thing.  All right, let me just get a couple of Chinese messages here, see what else is showing up, okay, declutter Virgo, declutter your life, let go of correspondence, objects and people you no longer want, that's the message there. Someone will hurt your feelings or reveal new sides of themselves that you may wish to avoid. So if you don't want to be with someone from your past or an ex comes back and you're like, nah, I got my clarity, I don't want that, then start decluttering and be done with it. Don't hang on, don't try to keep friends with somebody, just move on. You also have nature, interact with nature in the outdoors, around animals, farmlands, or by the ocean, this will be good for the soul and healing for you. And you also have twists and turns. Carefully made plans could be thrown out the window as major changes and interruptions surround you, make sure you get lots of rest to cope with some upheaval this weekend, Virgo. Okay, I'm going to pick one charm and then I'm going to sign off. I'm ready for this week and don't forget, again, follow me on Instagram. You can also join my channel. I'm going to give shout outs before I finish here. Let's see. Let me just get my shout outs for those of you. If you are new, if you have joined my channel, you became a member. Like, awesome. Thank you so much for doing that. 2 99 per month. Oh, I'm on my Moon Pie tarot channel right now. What am I doing? Hold on you guys, one real quick. So the charm that we're starting with to kick this weekend off is, oh, okay. Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. yeah there's that like some kind of lizard or toad or i don't know what the hell that thing is but um um that's okay they just told me aries well something to do with like these reptiles some kind of reptilian creature that might resonate for you um welcome new members christopher win shane joseph christy pope oh here we go kimmy i know i said some of you crystal dc limitless jules rylan kasey grindle oh somebody joined their channel was deleted so okay i guess they're gone all right thank you guys for joining super awesome to have you so yes you might see one of these reptilian creatures over the weekend somewhere somehow maybe in real life maybe just a sign on the on the road as you're passing by or maybe your car drives over one if you have these around something significant about this here this thing maybe you have one of these pets yeah that's just a qualifier for you but um hmm they're kind of like cold-blooded aren't they um so i don't know maybe some of you need to be cold-blooded to somebody that is not giving up on you and the relationship's ended you might take a look at that over this weekend um and for others honestly like here's the thing if you want to fix something with someone from the past don't make somebody break through your walls you got to throw people a bone if that's what you want like if you like i'm seriously i'm being serious here if you really want someone to fix things with you but you and you want them to apologize or whatever you need that from someone to make something right blocking is not going to allow that to happen okay if you're looking for someone to i don't know uh get in touch with you in some way but you're not giving them access to you and then you're kick and then you're upset because they're not reaching out like you got to make a decision but if you don't want that person back and they're just you feel like they're harassing you and you block them because of that then that's fine but i mean if you're over it there's really no need to block someone because if if you're if things don't trigger you you can't can't be affected right so that's up to you you got to figure that out um but get real with yourself about that over this weekend okay i'm gonna leave your message there i know it was quick um i hope you guys have a fantastic weekend i'll be back on sunday again don't forget follow me over on instagram the link is in my link tree the description box below or just type in house o vergo all right you guys have a fantastic weekend i'll see you later hey you guys thank you so much for watching my readings if you like to get a personal reading please feel free to click the link in the description box below to go ahead and follow that link in book your reading please remember to book subscribe like do all the great things um and i hope that you guys have a fantastic last loving and light filled life thank you