OK, sorry about that. T, we're not doing anything with Fox today. A team was an option trade that I called last week that was a great call.  So we'll talk about this when we're done. But today is your exit on this today. So you must determine yourself if you're going to watch how this trades. If this holds the gap up into the open, I would stay with the trade. Target's 48, 49, 50 is the dream target. It was at 49 this morning. If you get out of this right here, this great trade, get out of it into the open. It could fall. I did not rate this because we're not going to do it. It's already a trade that's on, so I'm just trying to let people know that they're in the option trade. If you manage this today, though, you won't be doing the daily trades into the open. Or you don't care about it, you're up, you let it continue. Even if this falls today, you'll be up from where I call the trade. It was a great call. It was a fantastic call.  So we'll go over that when we're done. As far as the market, I don't care about that today. The things that we're looking at here are completely on our own 100%. I do like Oracle. It's at the first target right now. We got four more minutes here. Starbucks does not rate as good as I thought it would, but it's still probably going to work. But the rating, not being over 20, could mean that it simply is a little bit sloppy to set up or sets up late. So let's just focus on Oracle today. And if, for some reason, Oracle doesn't work, then we'll look at Starbucks. I am talking. Can everybody hear me? I'm speaking. Kuala Bear, we're at Southerly about the mic, and Mimi. I am talking. So if you can't hear me, then you got to sign out and sign back in. Not that you'd hear me say that if you can't hear me. Do, do, do, do, do. This, but I don't know. Is anyone still on Amazon? I called another good trade in this, an option trade that's going to the target today. This will get to $17.50. Is anyone in this one? I really didn't go over it because it was a little bit expensive, but it worked. Dabads, did you do this? Where did it go this morning? $17.47. Dabads was in and out already. Yeah, I mean, that was very expensive. Netflix is well over $400. It's not earnings season. Just simple reminder, look at this beautiful, gorgeous Netflix. This is crazy. This thing is going without us. There's nothing we can do. There's absolutely nothing we can do. All the numbers that I gave now are going to be different in the room. All the targets are resistance. If you're here for the open house or in a trial, listen and watch. You're not going to understand what we do. We're looking to short oracle. When I call the trade, though, you don't understand what I'm doing, don't do it. Oh my gosh, look at this go. It's going to go to 43 right now. This is crazy. Wow. Here it goes, oracle. All right, we just got to wait now. That had an enormous move into the open. If this doesn't set up, I'm going to be looking at Starbucks. I'm flipping and watching Starbucks here at oracle is not ready. And I don't have the entry yet. But the stop's going to be 55. 55. 55.15. Don't have the entry yet. This is going to. All right, this is just going. I'm not in anything. I'm watching Starbucks, and it just had a huge bar, too. Let's see if we can get into Starbucks. Oracle's already going. I don't know if this is going to back up right, though. You've got to wait. Big moves here in the pre-market in these stocks. All right, Starbucks. 55.10 is a stop, and I don't have the entry. And I don't have anything to tell you about this yet here at all. So we're just making sure that we get everything perfect today, which we do every day. OK, Starbucks. This is not going to be a small stop. We're going to do 25 by 95. 25 by 95 Starbucks if it hits. It has a big target if it hits. Kind of want to watch Oracle, too. 25 by 95 Starbucks is valid. I'm watching Oracle also by the quarter of my eye. I'm trying to get something here. No one should be in anything yet. And if we get a better entry in Starbucks, I'll tell you Oracle hasn't set up. We're not in anything yet, but just have to wait. No one should be in anything at all yet at all. Nothing at all yet whatsoever. Starbucks. Oracle might not set up at all. That's crazy. Here, we're watching Starbucks. Not in anything watching, watching, watching. OK, Starbucks, 70 by 10. Wow, 70 by 10 if that hits is on. 70 by 10 Starbucks. Try not to jump the gun. Here, take it. Take it if you wanted Starbucks. Get in it. Put the stop in. Get the stop in Starbucks. One move. Let's give it 15. 55, 15 for Starbucks. Short. And I'll watch Oracle. I'm in this now. I thought it was going to hit 70, did it? No, it didn't. Here, it just did. We're fine. I did jump the gun a little bit on that. Oracle might be over, and there was nothing to do. Wow, that's really interesting. Here, Starbucks, Starbucks, Starbucks. We have to get something today. We can't control the fact that Oracle went to every target in the world before they opened. What are you going to do? Here, Starbucks, let's get something. Target is 54. Be in it if you want it. And let's just look at what's happening with this thing here. Nothing really much at all. Well, we didn't get trapped in that puppy. Here, Starbucks, if you want it. Stop is 55, 15. Oracle may have made the move into the pre-market and right into the open. It basically just did it all five minutes before the open. We were watching it. We saw it. So be in Starbucks if you like it, if you want it. Oh, you know what else? I should have looked at all these things today. I forgot about them. I'm so organized about the other ones. T, maybe let's look at what this is doing here. I didn't read any of these things. I completely forgot about them. And no one reminds me. Nope, Oracle is a bust. No one should be an Oracle at all. No one should be long and no one should be shorted. Wow, I cannot believe that was not what I expected to happen here. This is it. Is the only play we're getting today? OK, what's everybody doing this that's in the option? What are you doing right in the room? What are you doing? Are you out? Are you taking it out? What are you up? Everyone that's in the option trade in this which I called last week. Are you taking it out? Are you still holding through it? What are you doing? You better know. And you should have known before the open. And that's why I told everybody. You got to know what you're doing with these trades.  I'm on point today, people 936. Everybody should be in this. And actually, it was a better stop than originally. Oh my gosh, we could have gotten caught in Oracle for the seat of our pants, and we would have lost. It didn't work. It's not going to work. Don't do it. It went over 44. Here, Starbucks, you have to be in it if you want it. Target's 54. I believe that it gets there, and then we'll see how it acts, and we're probably just going to be out. I don't know where the market goes to second today. 26 is a low. Nice call. You could even piecemeal some of it out here. If you're scared or you're sketchy, remember, it's not earnings season. Which somebody reminded me, thank you. I think it was Vincent. What's everyone doing about it? Did anyone get out? Is anyone holding it? Brett, are you here? Party, we should break. Low is 26. Nice call. Here it goes. Let it drop, let it drop, let it drop.  Of course they are, because people are probably jumping in that puppy today. That's why. People are getting in that puppy today. Here, Starbucks. That thing is being traded today. Traded. Here, Starbucks. Here, here, here, here, under the low. It's not earnings season, but we still can make money. Here we go, through the low. Oh crap, it didn't do it. 26, watch it, watch it, watch it. No piggy targets. Some of you were pigs yesterday with the market. Here, 25.  Here, out, out, out. Good trade, solid trade. If you're still in it, fine. No piggies. It's not earnings season. T, what did you do? Did you get out? That was a good call. If you're still in it, that's fine. Next target's 54, but I'm not giving back the full amount that I'm trying to look to get.  I'm not doing that. If you're in this, you can't change the stock. What you could have done yesterday, and I actually didn't mention this because I don't trade like this, what you could have. In the market yesterday, you could have put the stop at break even. You could do this with here right now. If you really fully believe 150% that this is going, and it's still going, then you could put the stop at break even. But that's really not the place the stop should be. So I really would be out of this. It just moved slightly more in there. You could bar by bar it. That was a nice call. So you could put the stop at 30. You could hold it, hold it, hold it. You could get out of here. You could put the stop at 30. It's right at the next number here it goes. Once this bounces, though, it's going to bounce hard and fast. It's going to go poop. So just be careful. Qualibre's only at a half. Qualibre, where do you think this is going? It's not going to $50 today on its own. So I don't know where you think this is going. I don't know why you wouldn't get out of this whole trade. This was a really nice call. In fact, let's go over it. Not to hit your limit at the open. I don't know what you mean, Jackie. You mean you had an order out for it to fill? Is that what you did? What's the price of this right now without me looking it up really quickly, everybody? $47.75, what's the price of the option right now? Who's in this still right now? I'm looking at it and watching it. Who's still in it? Who's in thoughts of right now? And what's the price of the open? Give me the spread. Someone said it's really wide. Jackie sold it. I'll just watch this here a little bit and tell you what I think this is going to do here today because I really haven't been focused on this. $145 by 280? That's not a big deal. My god, Amazon does that in a second. This is it. You don't want this to break the low right in here. So if you're in this trade and it holds right in here, stay with it. If not, then you're going to sell out of it. And what the spreads is it is, you've got to throw an order out, and that's what it is. You want to trade these things, that's what it is. If this holds the low, stay with the trade. And stay with it, it's going to run. I don't know if that happens, you've got to watch. This is a wild one.  Everyone should be up nicely in this. But I'm saying, do not let it break $47.26. And if it doesn't, this should go. And it should go to $49.50 today. It'll be an even bigger trade. You can stay with it. But if it goes down in there, you're going to have to throw an order out, just let it fill you out. You're just going to throw it out. If it doesn't fill you, kill it, throw it out again, or you just fill it where you have to get filled. That's how you're going to have to play these things. And you should be knowing how to do that when you have ones like Amazon anyways that are really will move fast where you're up a lot. And then it starts to drop against you, and then it moves. And that's what happens. It's the same way with day trading, really. This looks like it's going to hold.  Galahad, are you still in it? And how many do you have? This is on Sony doesn't need the market. Let's take a look at Netflix. Let's take a look at Amazon. No one's in this still. But this worked out beautifully, too. This is even probably going to go to the Dream Target I said for this. And I think everyone's out of this. But I know that was a big move. This looks like it's going to hold. Let's look at Disney. Let's look at Oracle. Don't short this. Don't go long it. This is a bust. We won't cry our blues, though. Starbucks worked. No more setups in this. You should have done it, or you're still in it. And you put the stop at break even. If you believe it's going, it basically got to 54. It's trying again to break. We'll see. You had a preset target. It hit it in the open. You doubled your money. Get out. Jackie, that's very consistent. Here, Starbucks is breaking through the low. Is anyone in the world still in this trade? It's a nice call. Actually, I saw this last night, and I thought, oh, well, even if we don't have anything today, we'll have this. Triple step in. I don't have any thoughts right now in the market today. Too early to tell. That's my thoughts. 943, too early to tell. No, I would not go long this. If you didn't get out of the short yesterday when it dropped and fell, which we were going to go over the short for Howard for the day trade. If you held it through, then you're in this. But following your money management rules is usual. Some of you ask me what I think of the chart.   That's the kind of questions you have to ask yourself. And by the way, that's one of the mistakes Gala had has made. He said, this chart looks great. I'm not going to think about my money management. And see, then you change your mind every second. And although I'm better at reading charts than Gala had, it's still not a good rule of thumb to change your money management based on the chart because then you don't have consistent results. There's nothing different in here. The fact that we gapped up today does not change the look of anything I saw when I called the trade. So you really have to follow your rules. Do I think all of a sudden now today the market's going to fly and make new highs and do something crazy? The answer is no. Where do I think we look at four o'clock Eastern time? I'm telling you it's too early for me to tell. So that's what I'm saying. So whatever your money management rules are, follow it. Would I short Oracle? The answer is no, Dollar Bill. I said that a couple of times this morning. No, Oracle is off today. It's not a short. It's not a long. It didn't work. It made the move into the pre-market. That occasionally happens. But we didn't get caught in it today. And I'm giving myself a round of applause for A, not getting sucked into Oracle, and B, for picking the right one and not wasting any time. And we don't have time to waste. And we have no time to waste it all. And even less time now than before. So low in this, if you're still in it, Amazon was 0.9, I believe. And it's trying to go some more. But I'd really watch the next number and see where it goes. I am out. This was a great call. Here, Starbucks. Brent just got filled at 2.40. There you go. That's a good fill. So how much money did you make? You killed half the trade or more than half the trade. I know you emailed me that. So how much did you make in what you made? And how much would you have made if you hadn't killed it? I want you to write those numbers. And if anyone's else in this, you better listen to what I'm saying here now about this. Jackie says, good job.  What should I call it? Comcast. I completely forgot to look at this one. This is probably selling off. I'm surprised this isn't doing something more. But it's not. Oh, this is going to try to hold. So Brent cut out. Gala, how do you still in it? Is anyone still in Fox? The option trade. I did not call a day trade, and no one should short this. And if you're in this, it's continuing. Had, are you going to follow my rules about what should I call it? Fox, huh? Starbucks, I'd be out of.  This was a non-earnings gap. It was a gap on news. It didn't rate over 20. You should never do a 19 point rate gap without my direction anyways. It really didn't meet the honey mustard. But I saw it. I saw it. I saw what it did. We did it. I would not hold this to some crazy number. And it's not because of the market. It's because of the quality of the gap. It didn't get a high rating. But I saw that it was OK to do it. It wasn't just because of work or wasn't going to work. I saw something in here, and we'll go over it in a second. But I just want to catch up on everything we're doing. Nobody's in Amazon anymore, even though it's still running.  I don't see any reason there to kill the trade just for so. FOXUP was a huge call. And some of you killed some of it. Some of you killed all of it. Galahad, you do not always follow my rules. That is so. That is the biggest lie of today. That's fake news. Galahad, that's fake news. Hope that you follow what I'm saying here now. I'm paid 240. What did you originally pay for the trade? Jackie made 468.75. Good job. He made 504 on a trial. Sounds good to me. All right, let's watch FOX. And I'm going to look and see what I redo Starbucks. Oh my god. Some of you are greedy bastards. Why would you want to redo this again? Try and trade her. You should be happy. No, I would not redo this. If you're in it, you're in it. I don't see any reset up in here. If for some reason you would retake this, it would be three hours from now. Yeah, he could have made 15.50. That's amazing. Try and trade her. Doesn't want to redo it. OK, good. No, there's no reset up in here right now. The stock is literally selling off. The stock is just selling off.  As soon as we took it, it's sold up every second since. And maybe I'll get out of this a little early, but it's not earning season. And that's our mantra every morning now, to remind ourselves not earning season, not earning season, not earning season. And then when it becomes earning season, guess what we're going to say? It's earning season. We're going to get up every morning and say that. And now we can hold to bigger moves. But this did make a bigger move. Let's go over it. Oh, there it goes again. Qualiber still in it. No, I would not retake this. This is done. It's toasty points. Nice move in here. Fell, dropped, rallied. We did it at a perfect entry with a really good stop. And got it, got the push. Got one more push down in here, it was beautiful. Really no place to move the stop unless you want to put it at break even. If you stay with the trade, bar by barring, it worked. You got the last push down in even here too. I mean, look at this, you almost got another, you got another 40 cents. I mean, I don't know if this even halts here. This is just, I mean, no one's buying this. It's really worked very, very nicely. Unfortunately, Oracle, and I'm going to put this information over here so you can see. We saw it, you heard it in my voice if you were listening to me talk. I was like, ah, it was like somebody just burst my bubble. Like we were watching this here. Like what was this time? It was not, it was not literally, it was two minutes for the open. I was watching this and then that was 929 and I was like, ah, and then we couldn't do it. I really didn't waste any time on this today. I found Orvis, you can sign up for this and pay for it if you want. I can send you the link. I sent you two emails today. I didn't finish sending the rest of the emails. I had to get ready to trade. So I will follow up with you with the class information, the broker referrals, all the stuff you wanted, sorry. But don't short Oracle. Let's look what's out for tonight. The fox a home, it is holding. My Lant, T-O, if fox a holds and the clock goes to 10,000, this will hold. If this holds here by 10 o'clock, it will hold all day and this trade will go and that is crazy bird. Let's see what's out tonight. I've been making some nice calls here even though it's not earning season, let's say. Tonight is the 20th, the 20th of June. Oh my God, the 20th of June? It's almost July 4th. Summer's already started and right tonight. Oh, FDX, let's see what that did. That did fall, FDX did fall. I never even bothered to look at that. It was very expensive, I like the other ones. So that felt too. Mew, Mew is out tonight. Mew, tomorrow morning there's a lot. So there was, there's a lot tomorrow morning. The grocers are tomorrow morning, but Mew is tonight. So you can watch Mew here. I don't know what it does, but you can watch it. FDX did have a big move this morning. I did mention it yesterday, did somebody do this? It actually, I'm seeing this here at 777, yes. I mean, this did set up, I didn't check the volume. I actually didn't even write the gap. This was last night, there it was. It did have volume. I didn't even talk about this this morning. I did, anybody did it? Starbucks, you can look at this and see this right here. It was both trend trader. This was a really, really, really nice. I mean, this was perfect actually, the way that this set up. So we would not have done this literally if this would not have been as perfect as it was. So, and also everyone should be out of this in my professional opinion. I mean, I said you could exit it in here, but I definitely would be out of this now. This is gonna lift. But remember, this didn't get a high rating, but at 19, it's a 50-50 chance of working or not. I wouldn't do without my guidance, but this really acted like an angel, whereas Oracle did not act like an angel. And both had volume, both had significant volume in the pre-market, which is fine, which is good. It's not bad, but unfortunately Oracle moved. In fact, let's just see where it was a little, because we didn't really, 43.21, this is nothing, but that's where it landed. So you see this here? I mean, and it actually looks like it's getting bought here now. So you can see the chart in Oracle and you can see what it did. It just unfortunately did not wanna cooperate today as a day trade, but you certainly cannot buy this here. But it does look like somebody is, but for the reasons that we know, we're not going long this. Yes, trend trader. Let's check out Fox again. We're getting close to the 10 o'clock period. In fact, I'm gonna call a day trade in here if anybody wants it, I'm not doing it because it's not earning season and no piggies.  Do not do it though, until it hits, if it does. I'm gonna give you a wide stop in this. You wanna go long Fox and I'm not doing this and I'm not keeping the room open for this, but I'm giving this to you if any of you wanna do it. Let's just see if this does. It's got three more minutes here. It's got a hold by 10 o'clock. Literally, when the news came out about Disney's offer, like the news came out that Fox accepted. It was like within, I don't even know if it was 60 seconds. I don't even know if it was a full minute from the time I got the news alerts of the one and the other. I mean, it was just like, woo, and that's that. I will say one thing. What about 4650? Nothing's 4650. Nothing's 46 anything, Koala Bear. I'm looking at Foxa, the stocks trading at 4743. Are you talking about something else or Oracle? Here's what I wrote. This is Foxa if you wanna do it. This is the entry if you wanna do it. I'm not doing this, but this is it if you want to do it. It's not 46 anything. I think this is gonna hold. So that trade is valid if anybody wants to do it. And for those of you in your option, it's probably gonna get to 49 or 50 today. You have to sit all day and watch it. In fact, let's just estimate here now what I think that's gonna be worth in the option chain. I'll just give me an idea here. Cause you could, what you could do if you don't wanna watch this all day. Cause I think this runs is put an order out. Now, if it doesn't get hit though, that it doesn't get hit. I would get out of this today though. Do not hold this trade pass today. Let me just see here. I think this is gonna be worth at 49 or 50. Which is a nice call. And I didn't even give it out long. It was a great decision too. What is today, the 20th? Now spread is really wide on it now. The longer it holds, the more that it's, you see how it's even getting stronger, the longer it's holding. I mean, let's just see here. It's 10 now. Oh, you know what? There's, here, no, I can figure it out. Hold on, 47 goes up $3. If this gets to $50 today, which I do not know if it does or not. It cannot break the area, which I said, which it's not. This could be worth around four something. So not quite double in price where it's at now, but at least 50% more than the value now. I think, yeah, Brett just said it. It's gonna be worth four something. I don't know if you'd be ever to get filled over five. I have no, that's, it's probably gonna be somewhere, but you probably wouldn't get filled at five. But it'll be worth four something, I think, if it gets up there. But this has to hold here right now. So I don't know here now. It's 10, I said by 10, it's coming in.   I mean, this is a good trade. No, you're flat, okay. All right, does anyone have any questions about anything at all today? Good solid day. People weren't here at the open house. I don't know if you understand what I did. When I call the trade, the first number's the entry, the second one's a stop. We always use stops. We use hard stops. At least I do. I know not everybody does what you should and I teach you to do that. Had to watch us today. Sometimes I don't know what I'm doing because you don't know which one's gonna set up. Good choice today to go with Starbucks. It worked, Oracle failed. Fox, it was a great option called. I called very early last week and I felt very confident that that would make a continuation move at some point within the time I called it and it did. So that worked out really well for the people that did it. This is look like it's not done though. Look at that. I really honestly wouldn't get back in it. Now the girl says, nice day, great. Some big numbers in the board today from people for options trains, for day trains. Some really nice numbers here for people. I just would not let this money get away from you. This looks like it's holding it. It is holding so far. As long as it holds here, this is gonna fly. But I would not hold this trade pass today. Could it continue past today? Sure. Would that be the right thing to do when the stock apps up $2 plus overnight and made a move like it did in the pre-market this morning and could even today on a non-related earnings gap? No, don't hold this. Don't take chances that you don't need to take. This is a huge trade. And I'm sure most of you wish that you had taken more, but you still have to follow your money management rules. You really can't just say, I'm gonna risk the farm on this one more than any other one. But you probably could have risked the farm on this. And why some of you killed it? I mean, Brent, you gotta do the class. I mean, for you to kill this trade because the stock was ready in here, I don't know where we were thinking it would do. I mean, this never did anything wrong. You gotta know how to read what's happening in the chart, what's happening with institutional buying or selling. The reason this was so sprayed today specifically is because it's gonna be an active option today, probably all day. There are probably people, some people, guess what, they are selling this. They are buying the put. They think this is gonna drop. They think this is gonna fall. They think this is gonna fill the gap. At 10 and four here now, it doesn't look like that's happening.  Stuff like that doesn't work. This stock, it looks great to me. And I said that for the last two weeks and it was a great call. And so with Starbucks and it's still going, wow, look at that. Now weren't you here? Here we did it, boom. I got in a little bit early but I said 70 didn't matter. First I said 70, 10. Then I said give it a little bit more, put it at 15. Again, that didn't even matter. So whether you did it with 30 cents or 40 cents or 45 cents or whatever, it was a good solid call. Got the drop, boom. Went down to the first target, fell broke, kept going. In fact, I don't even know if I even gave, I don't think I gave any targets past the first target. I don't think I gave any targets past 54.  I think this got to 53, 50 or something like that. So you could have gotten more than a buck if you held it all the way down. In fact, bar by barring it would have worked. 15, 55, 10 was when I called it and then I said move it. But five cents isn't gonna kill anyone. This is not an exact science in reference to sizing. What is an exact science? Quickly, somebody write it in the room. I have a lot of things to do today. Go, what's an exact science? Whether I say, whether it's 31 cents or 36 cents this is not an exact science. What is an exact science though? What is? Whether you size the sales for, put the stop at 55, 10 or 55, 15, what is an exact science? Mimi says money management, necessarily, because you could try to risk $500 a day and I'm not gonna say, oh, you're horrible if you risk $550 one day and $475 the next. So that's really not an exact science either. You rough it, because you gotta get in the train. What is an exact science? Here, I'll write it in the room for you, Cal, because you said you're here, but I don't understand what you're saying. This was the call initially and then I changed it and then I said this, but you said you're here, so I don't know. It's qualiver, same sizing. No, that's the same thing Mimi is saying. No, triple seven is saying the entry in the gap and Vincent is saying repeatable and reliable results. Well, that's true. T is saying support is an exact science. No, qualiver, same sizing, what's the other numbers? Triple seven has got it. Physics is an exact science, that's true. The set law says no, you guys are missing the point. If you've gotta take a train, your most important thing that you should do in the day, the most important thing, the absolutely most important thing that you gotta do right is you gotta get the stock pick right, which we do. That's an exact science that you have to get right because there's no two if ands, that's about it. If you went long Starbucks today that was completely the opposite directional bias to take this train, this stock was not along, you would have lost money. Theoretically I could look at a one minute chart and look at three green bars and say you could have made money if you bought it here and sold it there, but there would have been no reason to do that and know where with our thought process to do so. So the exact science is really getting the directional bias right. And that's where you have to get that right. And I tried to make the entries an exact science too, which quite frankly today this really was which trend trader caught on do, he got it. But the point is though that I try very hard to make an exact science with the entries, but your sizing is not an exact science and neither is the pennies of the entry, which I don't think Cal gets either but he's not a student yet. Whether you have to get in the train, you do not want to risk $1,000 if you normally risk 500. Yes, that's true, but whether you hit the stock and get filled at 55.71 or 55.70 or 55.68, it is not as significant as making sure you get it, number one, and two, that you're in the trade short because you don't want to go long Starbucks when I'm calling it at 54.70. You would have been screwed, you would have lost. In fact, from the time I called that entry, the stock has never seen that price. Look at it, I mean, look at this people. This is how good I am.  I don't train like that because I just say we get in, we get out, we get in, we get out, we get in, we get out. But the bottom line is it's never gone back to that price. What you gotta get right is the direction and you gotta be able to see the gap and know that it's going to go there just like this. This did not do what I wanted it to do today. I'm going over to Oracle. This did not do what I wanted it to do. It's Gyro signed out. I don't know if he ended up doing Starbucks because he really liked Oracle. I don't know if he didn't do anything today. He might not have, he didn't say. But I'm telling you that this, I saw this in the morning. I rated this, we watched again. But then I saw it fall right in the opening. You heard it in my voice, don't even know me. And then we watched it in the open and actually I didn't even watch it then. When this happened here, you saw me. I then went, and then I went to look around because I knew even if this was gonna go, that wasn't ready there. And then that didn't look right. And then that looked even worse. So if we had done this, we would have lost. You would have gotten stopped out. We never would have shorted this rally and gotten out here at profit. There's no way we would have done that. It was 30 cents, but we wouldn't have gotten out. We would have gotten stopped. And I can tell you right now, there's some people that did short this. But anyways, the point is though, that the essence of what you have to get that is the exact sciences, shorting things that are correctly selling off and buying things that are correctly rising in price, correctly, that is it. And the entries I try to get as exact science to, very often I'm able to do that, but sometimes it doesn't give it to you. Sometimes it just doesn't, the stock doesn't give it. I mean, I can't think of any right now. What was, there was something last week, what was the one or was it two weeks ago? There was something that I said, oh, this is, we can't day trade this. This is like crazy town. What was it? There was something that just like was acting so bizarre. Like, oh gosh, it opened and then it had red bars, but it was weird. Does anyone remember? What was it? There was something that worked. And it actually gaffed it, it actually fell, but it was like, it was like looking at something that didn't make any sense at all. It was like untradable. And it wasn't a lot of tales. It was the way the bars looked and were trading. Does anybody remember that? Like, I remember seeing that. I can picture it in my mind, but I forget the stock symbol. Oracle was red in the day for about three seconds, went down open at 43.51, went down lowest 43.21. Oracle was red today for 30 cents for about three seconds we watched it.


If you've been following my newsletter, blog, YouTube channel, or if you've read my new book, The Plant Paradox, you know beans and nightshades are two of the worst things that you can eat. They're packed with tiny proteins called lectins, and lectins trigger low-level inflammation in your body. This inflammation ultimately leads to chronic disease and age-related health problems. Now, many people who follow my plan just give up beans and nightshades entirely. And if that works for you, great! But let's be honest, sometimes it's hard to give up that caprese salad or that big bowl of chili. Well, fortunately, there is a way around all of those lectins, and it involves the humble pressure cooker. Chances are you grew up with one of these in the house. Now, don't worry, though. Today's pressure cookers aren't the scary ones your grandmother had in the house that blew up across the ceiling. The new ones aren't prone to explosions, and the digital ones are especially easy to use. So how do you prepare these lectin-rich foods so that they're safe to eat? Well, today I'm going to give you a quick walk-through. It'll be enough to get you started. For a more in-depth look at how to prepare gundry-compliant beans and nightshade recipes, keep an eye on the YouTube channel. We'll post some very detailed recipe videos shortly. And remember, even when prepared correctly, beans and nightshades shouldn't be a huge part of your everyday diet. So first, let's talk about how to prepare beans. So step one, soak the beans in two changes of water, three to be safe. Change it out every couple hours, or better yet, do it overnight or even 24 hours. The water starts removing the lectins, because some of them leech out into the water. So next, you put the beans in the pressure cooker, along with salt, pepper, and oil. Consider adding an onion or a bay leaf, too. It gives great added flavor. Then add the appropriate amount of water on the recipe. If you're cooking, say, a pound of beans, and this is about a pound, just add six cups of water. Remember, your pressure cooker should never be more than half full. Now your pressure cook for about 20 minutes once the pot reaches pressure. As few as 10 minutes for smaller beans like lentils, or up to 30 minutes for larger beans like kidney beans. So you release the pressure according to the instructions that came with your pressure cooker. And then you're ready. Alright, let's move on to the nightshades. For nightshades, step one is peeling and de-seeding them. Now, I'm not going to get into the how-to for every single nightshade, but let's talk about the three most common. For eggplant, peel the eggplant with a vegetable peeler. And there's serrated vegetable peelers now that are just fantastic.  So for peppers, first cut the peppers in half, scoop out the seeds in the white membrane and throw them away. Roast the peppers in a very hot skillet or over an open flame until the skin is charred. So then you place the now roasted peppers in a paper bag and let them sit for about five minutes. And then you can just remove the skin by rubbing it with a paper towel. You can also try peeling the skin with a very sharp knife or with that vegetable peeler, but it's a lot more difficult. So for tomatoes, you want to peel the tomato with a serrated vegetable peeler and they're really better on soft fruits than the straight blades. Or what you do is you actually score an X onto the bottom of the whole tomato, then drop it in a pot of boiling water for about 30 seconds. Then take the tomato out of the water, please use a spoon, and peel where it's beginning to peel away naturally where you made the X. Then you cut the tomato in half and scoop out the seeds with a spoon. So to pressure cook your nightshades, just put them in the pressure cooker. You actually don't have to peel and de-seed them, but that'd be nice. And put in some salt, pepper, minced garlic and onions, throw in a couple cups of water. Pressure cook for about three minutes once the pot reaches pressure. Then you release the pressure according to the instructions that came with your pressure cooker, and you're all set. Now just remember, this is not an everyday thing, but a special occasion treat for when you need that bowl of chili or tomato sauce. After all, I want you to feel healthy and not deprived because I'm Dr. Stephen Gundry and I'm always looking out for you. Thanks for watching. Click the circular channel icon to subscribe and make sure you don't miss a single video. Click on the left to watch another great video, and don't forget to visit my website for more of my best tips because I'm Dr. Gundry and I'm always looking out for you.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with Leighton SportsCards. Rippin' 22, Top's Chrome, Formula One, Racing Hobby, 6-Box Break, number 17, Random Team Style. It's looking at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link that is currently in chat. Buck everybody, box numero uno. His first move as president of the New York Knicks was to sign Lamar Odom, Sebastian Vettel and Lance Stroll. Who is on crack? Have you ever seen that? No. Steven A. Smith. Oh, I thought you were losing it. No, that's Voltaire Botas. Vaughn will know that. Vaughn will know that one. There's Kevin Magnussen. See you at 199 on the purple. Lewis Hamilton. Yes, I believe Halle does most of the website now. I think. Alexander Alban. George Russell, Speed Demons. Zhao Guan Yu, Formula One's freshest rookie. See Vaughn knows. Yeah, one of the best clips to exist. Exactly. He was talking about Voltaire Botas. That's an orange red, not numbered, the troll card. I didn't try with the Claire on the Speed Demons. How do you do that? There's one time a guy called in and he was like, definitely under the influence of the green stuff. Max Verstappen. And he started talking to Stephen A. Smith. And Stephen A. Smith was just not having any of it. F2, ART Grand Prix is Taille Porcher. And Pink, Lando Norris to 75. Nice one there for McLaren. And he was like, yo, I'm in DC. It's legal here. And then just named Stephen A. Like hung up on him.  Goodbye. It was so funny. There's Sergio Perez. Made my roommates in college. I think it was my junior year. We literally put that up on the big screen. Like that's Stephen A. Smith moments.  We were laughing so hard. It was so funny. Mick Schumacher for Haas. He was on crack. That was the in reference to Phil Jackson when he became Nick's president. Pierre Gasly, Yuki Sunoda, which was like one of the most tumultuous like 10 years in history. F1 McLaren is Daniel Ricardo. Because he just messed like he traded mellow or he talked about trading mellow and it was just really bad. And that was Stephen A. Smith was just going off about it. Haas is Kevin Magnuson. Roy Nassani for Dams to 299. That is Simon S. And Stephen A. goes and his first move of president of the New York Knicks. Yuki Sunoda on the checkered flag parallel for Albatari and Charles DeClaire and Carlos Sainz was to sign Lamar Odom who is on crack. Marcus Armstrong. Ooh, Dark Mode's sight shader. That sounds pretty good actually for the website. Fernando Alonzo. Because you know how like some websites or apps or like your GPS have like the dark mode? So if you're like what like you see it on like that night or whatever, that might be something like that. I'm in no mood. This today is one of the worst days I've had in a very long time. My other one is when he goes, we have been, what is it? We have been hoodwinked, bamboozled, led astray, run amok and flat out deceived. That's another good one. There's Carlos Sainz. There's one time he was really getting into it with Lavar Ball too. Jahan Doravala.  You could not beat Michael Jordan one-on-one. That never happened. And he's like, Lavar started saying like, well people are talking about me. Mick Schumacher. Kevin Magnuson. He's like, well people are talking about me. And Steve and I just like glitches out and he goes, nobody talk about Lavar. Nobody talk about Lavar. Maybe Lanzo or Lamello. Nobody talk about Lavar. The Lavar.  Carlos Sainz. Speed demons. Stephen A. Smith. Lavar Ball. Doolado. Oh my God. That might break the world right there. Mercedes. Purple. You can sue Noda for Alcatari to 399. Nice one there. Alcatari is Simon S as well. Lavar hasn't been in chess. Probably. Well, it's, it is 1040. It's probably past this bad time. That's Yvonne O'Conn. Talking about practice. Shem Bullock Bashee. Refractor. Not the game. Not the game. Not the game. We're talking about practice. Practice man. Lewis Hamilton. Orange red troll card. Not numbered. Nicholas Latifi. Speed demons. Ooh, nice one here. F2 Carlin. We've got Gold Wave is George Russell. 49 out of 50 for Mercedes. There you go, Mercedes. That is Edison L. Congrats Edison. Nice gold George Russell. Or no, that was, was that George Russell? Yes, George Russell. There's Al Guan Yu. Refractor. He's a walking spoke person for his sons. If you can burb, he's like that in person too. Listen man, he, he accomplished. Sebastian Vettel. What's up with the dude, man? Lavar? Yeah. Did a good job, man. Yeah, dude. Got Lonzo drafted. Probably higher than he should have been drafted. Oh, way higher. Sebastian Vettel for Aston Martin. Yeah. You know, you can't go three for three. You know that. One of them is going to be messed up. Sebastian Vettel, Lynch Stroll. Got like caught stealing stuff in China and got arrested in China or something, or Russia or something. Max, Max Verstappen. A, Dippin. Sound like that. There you go. Uh, Prima. You were saying this whole time. There's Max Verstappen. 299. Now two out of three is good, man. He's batting 66 percent. There's Williams as Nicholas Latifi. I will say though, you could tell like how proud he is of his kids, which is pretty cool. Of course. I do, I do like that. He put that work in because he loves those kids. Lando Norris.  Yeah, then he got used to the limelight and then it was all downhill from there. Uh, Enzo Finapaldi, future stars, check and flag. And Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez for Red Bull. All right. Let's see how we're doing. Down to one to go on XR, everybody. Unreal. One spot left. It is on sale as well. Rich did put it on sale for y'all. Hopefully there's a lot of extra extras in there. Hopefully there's a lot of Dylan Leskos. Did Vaughn get his letter yet? Yeah, Vaughn, did you get your package yet? Jesus. Lewis Hamilton Refractor. So cool, Simpleton. Such an amazing car, dude. Simpleton. Landon, or Lynch Stroll, Speed Demons. George Russell. What grade was it? It was a personal, I think. Yeah, it was a personal. Lewis Hamilton, nice one there. 42 out of 50 for Mercedes. Addison Al, congrats, buddy. Award winners. Top Scrone Black, did you get it or not? Landon Norris, Daniel Riccardo. Lewis Hamilton, gold, purple, troll card. It's a little scratch on there. We'll send an empty box and wrapper with the Mercedes spot. Landon Norris. Friday. Why? Can't wait till Friday. I'm waiting like a week. I don't know. I want you to curse them out.  Mercedes. And Sebastian Vettel, the 299. Spencer's been eating at me. I will say, you're not going to be happy when you open it. You're going to be pissed. Lynch Stroll. You'll know when I get it. Landon Norris Refractor. Ruin the really nice one. I did. Ruin the really nice one. I did ruin a really nice one. Nicholas Latifi for Williams. Ferrari, Carlos Sainz. Mick Schumacher, Kevin Magnussen for Haas. Aston Martin, I think that's Vettel or Stroll, Vettel. Max Verstappen. The 2199. Purple checkered flag. Is that it? Come see us again. Lewis Hamilton, checkered flag, one per box. Latifi, Alexander Albam. F2 Carlin, Liam Lawson. Max Verstappen. David. See us again real soon. A lot of them in this one that are Max Verstappen. All right, I'm done.  I am. I'm so sick. There's Voltaire Botos. Four. How four am I? I was still having your car, boy. Oh, he's not in this one, is he? Who? My crack. No, he is in this one, yeah. No, we haven't had a my crack yet. So I couldn't see others. You had to see these games? That's pretty cool of them. I was going to say, you weren't here. So I was like, oh, it must be busy. Must be with his other friends. To the Cadeless Piston. That's pretty bad. That is pretty pathetic. McLaren. Max Verstappen. 2199 on the purple. Verstappen. That's about Ocom. Roy Nassani, future stars for dams. No auto yet. Oh, here he is. My crack. There we go. My crack. Nice one coming up here. How about Yuki Sunoda? Three of 25. Boom, on the orange. There we go, Albatari. Simon S, congrats, buddy. Nice Yuki. Got number 62.  Lynn Onoris, gold, purple, troll card. Pierre Gasly. Oh, I mean, now they're not like the ones from this year's aren't as worth as much shorts. But I mean, he's like outside of Verstappen, not Verstappen, outside of Hamilton, speaking of. It's probably the most popular driver, maybe Leclerc as well. So there's always going to be a... Always going to be solid. No, I know. Pierre Gasly, Yuki Sunoda. Your pal is so good. It's unreal. What a draft pick that was. Dennis Houser. Zhao Guan Yu for Alfa Romeo. Oh, absolutely. He's averaging like almost 21 a game. It's crazy. Lewis Hamilton, George Russell. What's up, James? How you doing, buddy? James is back. Ando Alonzo. Auto, yeah. I'm kind of surprised on that. Yuki Sunoda. Purple. So $199. That'd be pretty cool, James, going to the F1 race in Vegas. Pretty well. No complaints here. How have you been? Lynch Stroll for Aston Martin. Valterri Botas as Al Guan Yu. Charles Leclerc. Ferrari. Sergio Perez. Red Bull. Lewis Hamilton, Speed Demons. Verstappen. I'm going to have issues. King Sabonis. Light the beam. The beam team led by Sabonis. That's kind of cool. They're closing the strip for the F1 race. Leader of the beam. Grand Prix. And there's our case hit. Zandvoort. That is the art to Grand Prix. Very nice. Congrats on that. Good luck there. That'll be a run for everybody at the end. The case hit. Yeah, you don't have to brag about it. McLaren signs. That's kind of wild, actually. 18, 12, and 6. Max Verstappen. It's $299. Mini diamonds. So bad. Frederick Vesti for ART. Yeah, we random those at the end. Please. New for McLaren. Jake Hughes. Yeah, I think the Pacers did a little better. Mike Crack. There we go. Mike Crack. Vettel and Stroll. Sergio Perez, Speed Demons. Lance Stroll for Aston Martin. Daniel Ricciardo. Yeah, Forrest. Yes, they did. The Magic won the Surgey Baka trade. Yes, they did. Yeah, true, true. Fernando Alonzo. Frederick Vesti. Purple to $399. Esteban Ocon. Marino Sato. Purple Green Troll Card. Daniel Ricciardo. Refractor of Max Verstappen. And Otto Marcus Armstrong. High Tech Grand Prix. Ice one there. That is Edison L. I know James.  Ooh, got a red. Actual red. That is John Daravalla. Going to Prima. Ice one there. Edison L. Congrats on that. Four of five on the Future Stars. Red Wave. Congrats on that. We'll get that mag. Nice red. I know. I know Cliff did make them worse year over year. Wild. I was going to say shorts. Yeah, Arvidus. Arvidus is the man, dude. Future Patriots Offensive Coordinator. Cliff Kingsbury. We'll give you Greg Roman. Wasn't even close to falling out of my chair, but it felt like that. We're going to clip that. Oh, yeah. I think we need year number two of Matt Patricia at OC. The Patriots. Fernando Alonzo Esteban Ocon. There's Carlos Sines. Two, three, 99. Not anything that isn't Matt Patricia. True. Ron has a job. Rivera? Yeah, I guess that's true. You can see Noda. Be ready. 1056, let's cancel out of chair. Alexander Albon. Ron Rivera stinks. I agree. Max Verstappen. Trash. Now, I think Kingsbury will get a college job somewhere, I think. Esteban Ocon. I just, I don't think Kingsbury is a NFL head coach. This one here. Green, Kevin Magnuson for Haas to 99. That's Matt Patricia we're talking about. There's Toto Wolf for the Mercedes on the principal card. Hamilton and Russell. Really? He doesn't want to go to college. His options might be limited, James. He might be forced to take one. Jack Duham. Future Stars. Nicholas Latifi. Yeah, that's true. That's true. I think it takes a year off or goes to the Patriots. Probably. Sebastian Vettel. Speed Demons. Jackson State, yeah. Low key. They need a head coach. Max Verstappen to 399. Purple. 30 million to sit on the couch. Yeah, true. I guess why I do anything at that point. Sergio Perez. Orange coming up. That's going to be Ali Caldwell for Campos on the Orange Auto. Congrats on that. A not P13 of 25 on the Orange Auto. There you go, buddy. Nice, really nice break we're working with here on our autos and our numbered cards. Now we got another gold coming up as well. Richard Vershore for Trident. Going to Shazeed, the need for Shazeed. 4 out of 50. Congrats, Shazeed K. Last pack. Max Verstappen. Sebastian Vettel, purple-green troll card. And Carlos Sines. I'll do it for the break. Do a quick, we got to do the random. Here's the card we're running on, the Art du Grand Prix. K-A-Cit. Just going to copy everybody's names into it. I think that's easier. Alright guys, going to roll the dice. Whatever team is on top, or whatever name is on top, after 10 times we'll get the card. Good luck. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Going to a not P, an A and T. Alright, let's do a quick recap. Yes, P. Kevin Magnuson, green and 99. Lando Norris, pink to 75. George Russell, gold to 50. Lewis Hamilton, gold wave to 50. Marcus Armstrong, auto. Richard Vershure, gold to 50. That are Maggards. Yuki Tsunoda, orange checker, 3 of 25. True Orange, Ollie Caldwell, autographed to 25. And Red Wave, John Daravala, 4 of 5. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, the second half key.


So Laura, we're just checking because we are not going to have a quorum for doing any business. Pellan has to leave at nine. Yeah, and so more of just digging in to talk about, you know, having an informal meeting where we don't discuss any business and just review the contractor process and go over the fundraising strategy. If that sounds, that sounds good. So one of the things that we were thinking about for this meeting was talking about specific individuals and the question was whether we could go into executive session to do that. If we're not having official meeting, I can't go into, yeah, you can't do that. So we'll postpone that part of it, but there's still some other updates to talk about there too. Okay. Yeah. Cool. All right. So, we have two sessions. Yay. No, no, no. Michael. I'm practicing at home. Yeah, exactly. No late nights sending out of the minutes at the last minute. Well, you've got it already. It's perfect. Now we have, you know, at least a week, two weeks to review it all. Okay. Okay. So should we just dive in and see how much we can get done before nine? So contract process. Cameron, can you take it away?  I know it's very exciting. Your pick for the RFP vendor. Um, I just sort of wanted to check in. Um, what I'll do is sort of draft a, first off, I'm going to reach out to them and ask them if they have like any sort of set template for contracts that they use in the past that will make my job a thousand times easier. Sometimes places will give those out. Sometimes they won't. Um, but I'm hoping that they will, and then we will use your RFP as a template to say here are the services. So basically using their phase one, um, proposal that they gave y'all, and sort of crafting that into, um, a formal contract that we signed that has dates and, um, you know, the funding trends of when, when you get paid, how do you get paid? That kind of detail. Um, so I'll start crafting that. This week. And then it won't be, I, I can tell you right now, I won't have that ready by next Wednesday. So it might be best to push that. I guess. I mean, if that's something that is just going to be based off of their phase one proposal, like do we even need to review that? Or I would like you to. Okay. You can see it. Yeah. Right. I definitely, um, don't want to, I, I can act on your behalf to do things like that, but I would hate, I can't just push that through without getting else approved for that. So, okay. Yeah. And then that we put it on a consent agenda just so that council could see the whole thing. Okay. But so overall we would still be, you know, looking like we could get started in, in October. If we ever get this. Pass. I will, we will for sure have the, the contract. Um, my goal is to have it. You know, the contract. Um, Uh, or before we get signed by us. Put it on the city council agenda. I'm, my goal is the 23rd of September. If that sounds right to you all. Well, I think the ninth of September would be a little over enthusiastic to have like the contract. Yeah. Yeah. But then if they approve the contract, then it gets sent to the contractors. They just sign it. Okay. And then they, they would be, they would be involved in this process. It's not just like, I write something. That's, I guess what I was wondering. Cause like for, you know, we're so sending contracts is always like, it's like back and forth. Back and forth. And so great. Okay. Does anyone else have any other questions about that? Sorry. I was misunderstanding. So, um, Yeah. Yeah. Cameron. One thing we're talking about bill being authorized to sign, he signs the contract for the city. Is that, is that the, that works? Okay. The council approves that he signs it and then we're ready to go. All right. I just like. I like the transparency and this is such a important political thing. I really want to push the transparency on that. Okay. Thanks, Cameron. The first draft y'all. Looking at the calendar. Um, Maybe by the second. Of September. I'm going to be on vacation that week and sitting on a beach, but. I know it's like, you know, my, my pod just on the beach. It's going to be great.  That'll be great. All right. So Shayna is excused from having to read that. On a beach. Cool. Thank you, Cameron. Yeah. Should we talk about fundraising? Cool. So I guess just to start things off. I sent these, um, the questions that we'd come up with last time to. Um, Susan and Kisha and Tabitha. And, um, they got back with some answers that I was like, can I forward these? I don't think so. So I'm just going to read them. And cause I, one of them in particular sparking some other questions for me. So, um, so first of all, um, are looking at our, our goal for, you know, raising $12,000 by January from, to the next year. And then we're going to get some more foundation proposals on this spreadsheet, which I'm sure you saw in one in particular, they as looks like they were like, you should definitely be applying to this one, which is. Not pulled up on my computer yet. But the Bay and Paul foundation. Oh, right. Oh, you know them. Oh, great. I mean, I know them through, um, mostly through historic preservation stuff, but. Yeah. So it's a good, good bunch of people. So awesome. So Michael, can I put you down as like the bottom line C. Jack member. The bottom line. Like a person to like make sure we get the application in and stuff. Oh yeah. Okay. Is that okay? Like, and it was just, if you have the relationship with them. Sorry. Excuse me. They and Paul. Right. Yeah. It's, it was, there were two that were separate ones and they. Join together. And I just shared the spreadsheet in the chat. Yeah. I don't recall seeing the spreadsheet, but, um, that's because I've been sort of out of touch with all the people who've been visiting me. So. So. I may ask you, I may have to ask you to send it. I just put it in the chat. So you should just be able to click the link. Just now. Okay. Yep. Okay. Good. Yeah. Cause I didn't have it pulled up either. So. Um, so we'll dive in more deeply on that in just a minute. Um, I just wanted to check in about this next question, which was about, we had asked about urgency. We had said, we're moving our timeline really heavily into FY 21. Um, and like, would they be feel comfortable moving FY 21's activities to FY 22 for, if there's budgetary reasons or things like that, that would impact the outcomes of this project. And their response was, um, I'm just going to read it. The most important thing is to make steady progress and continue to communicate in a variety of ways with the community. So they know what's happening and what's next. The paradox in all of this is it feels really very urgent right now. And these issues have been with us for hundreds of years. And so, um, I think that, um, maybe a way to think about urgency has less to do with a tight timeline and more to do with a commitment over time to see what works. See the work through. Um, so I think that. Um, to me, I just want to interpret that as like, let's try to go on the timeline that we have. If we don't. That's okay. Yeah. I think that's okay. I think that's okay. I think that's okay. I think that's okay. I think that's okay. Okay. Just because that will help me on. Contracting timelines. Well. Are you going to send it to all of us? Yeah, you probably can. Let's show. Good. Confused about that. All right. I can forward that a line. Yeah. I think that would be a great idea. I think that would be great. Yeah. I think that would be great. I think that would be great. Yeah. And they said, yep, that sounds great. They just suggested calling it. It's stipends not. Um, and like, uh, incentives. Um, so I changed that language in our two pager. And then for the virtual house parties, they want to hear more and how they might participate. So that's not a degree. Yes, that would be nice to have them there. That would be great. Yeah. Let me forward this real now. Right now real quick. Isn't Keisha Ram also like um running for a seat somewhere? She's in the house isn't she? Oh she just ran her first state senate from Chittenden and won the primary. She was the number two vote-getter for the sixth seats so she did great and so she'll have to win in the general but let's presume that she will. That's exciting. Good for her. Yeah. First woman of color in the Senate too which is I did not realize until after the election. Whoa. Whoa. Okay so I just forwarded that. Thank you. Sorry. I'm being slow on my fingertips right now. Okay so then dig into foundations. So I was thinking if we do want to raise you know 12,000 by January the foundations take a really it's a slow turnaround time right. So it's really starting to do the fundraising before we have the contract fully set and so for you know for some of these foundations I put in as many of the deadlines as I could find here um and then yeah there's a couple of individuals here as well which um my goal you know maybe like you and I can talk individually about doing outreach to them um and then Julia put in some foundations and then yeah creative discourse is put in a couple as well. So the only um ones that were had hard deadlines were the Vermont Community Foundation Spark Grant um which is October 15th so like plenty of time to start thinking about and then uh National Life is not until like March 31st so plenty of plenty of time um which is kind of a bummer but everything else looks like it's rolling and either you know quarterly or monthly so it's like as just as soon as we can get them in the sooner that we can hear back from them um and so I was wondering if we could just go through the like how just get a sense of how comfortable people are with like the process of getting grants of like calling them up and like pitching the program of writing the grant and you know and then circulating it to the team for feedback where if we should have it be like a foundation's team who just does all of them and can copy and paste um well I was definitely thinking that we could write what my thought process for y'all would be to have a big narrative like a communal narrative that you could draw from so no one's starting from scratch so I think that can be really hard and intimidating yeah so like whoever writes the first one kind of gets the ball rolling has gets the memo so Michael yeah you've applied to the Bay and Paul foundation for um other you know and I have well it's my first one is for work so it was a while back when I was still associated with the historical society so that's now some 20 years ago but I did know did know some of the people involved in that um maybe they'll remember having met me but at least I know who they are and I know what the what kinds of things they've been doing um I should tell you I had promised to get the the the Vermont Foundation Directory um it's at the state library and they said I could borrow it into a library loan I had to convince the Kellogg Hubbard Library people that I could do that um and so they they put it on the list that I'm waiting that I contacted them right after our last meeting so I'm still waiting to hear that they've got it um and as soon as they do then I'll start doing some research and I just I can just circulate memos to you on other things I come up with we don't have to discuss each one right that sounds great okay thank you so as soon as it arrives on my desk I'll start working on it thank you cool and then should I get started with like starting a start a first draft for like the Ben and Jerry's Foundation would that make sense it's like probably going to be a pretty it's I think it's a pretty shorter on the shorter end of the applications and just to kind of come up with some of that template language okay that would be really great if you could anything else here then we'll talk about the individuals and the house party in a moment so where did you say the deadline for the Vermont Community Foundation is October 15th okay and the national life is in March you said yeah it looks like the applications open January 1st to March 31st okay so earlier would be better but but I feel like this is like a really phenomenal list this is like a really extensive you know and if we get two of the big ones per set you know cool all right okay all right should we talk about online contributions I don't have an answer for you but and I apologize for that no we'll just the director is out right now on vacation well deserved but I just don't have clarity on that yet cool well but so for individuals they can start writing checks right let's get individuals so sorry we have to know don't we have to know to whom they write the check I mean are we with the question of whether we the front the Montpelier Foundation would be the kind of fiscal legion for this was the last they don't have to be my thought my understanding of this is that it's it's city money so they can and the city is a tax deductible donation so it would just be the city of Montpelier and then you can on that little line and write like social economic justice committee we'll make it go to where uh memo okay because that's what we were doing through the for a while one of my other committees was getting funded like getting donations and we were just doing it through our CJC department because they had a a fund line for donations but y'all have your own fund line so in our budget so it could just go to that line okay yeah that makes sense I once for a friend's birthday I wrote a check to the the tree board and just put it in so I that's good that we can do it that's the simplest way it's very it's small small governments are are pretty flexible when it comes to things like this so it's that's good yeah one of our many strikes also take people's money that's not a problem good cool well um so maybe we won't do like our facebook fundraiser yet or something like that or just take the money online um I will have an answer for you for my next meeting I will I will oh no yeah um but but for these like meetings with individuals and for organizing for the the fundraising events that we've got coming up um I'm yeah I guess I'm I'm I'm worried I'm wondering about how we should go about organizing those like should that just be like a another a small group of people to like set the agenda and to and then you know plan like push forward the recruitment or yeah what should that look like do you guys think this is my other proposal should we just do it all together right now I'm I'm sorry I'm not sure what it is that you're asking it right right now no yeah we've got a couple of things for like individual contributions coming up right so like posting up from perform getting people just to get donate having one-on-one meetings with major donors and then organizing these online information sessions and I guess all of a sudden I was just thinking why do we all need to be in on all these conversations if we should just like break up into committees but since there's only five of us here right now let's just let's just do let's just dive in and do it online all together um sorry for I'm thinking out loud here um so for the online oh yeah just a reminder orca is is is recording us so we have to be careful about you know naming names and things like that yeah no great um just we have these three online information sessions and fundraisers tentatively on our calendar for September and I think the things that we should be thinking about to organize them is like the program um so like who we want to be speaking at it what we want them to say um what you know what our kind of goals are for fundraising at these events or following these events and then recruitment so like individual like retail recruitment and then you know posting and from first forum uh posting on social media things like that of that kind of wholesale recruitment other kind of buckets of things that we should be thinking about for these information sessions is that something just like if we do it by zoom is that something that um the city could host or is that something that we should host separately we can we can do logistics problem because if you if you don't own a subscription to um zoom it caps you at like 45 minutes and it's great and that's a pain and we have this description and there's no reason I can't do that for you guys and then you can have unlimited time yeah although let's try to keep them to an hour that's it well um so it what yeah what do folks want what should we be saying in these meetings well I think you start by so passing out the prospectus um because that's going through and and we can go through it summarize it but really having them having the guests have the the document in their hands or on their screens we'll shortcut that and we you know you can sort of you know one I think Shana you need to be uh the the sort of the featured person because you're chair of the committee so you can hand things off but I think you should start it and you know provide the the general context for it and then we can quickly all go to you know what how much our goals are what's our timeline and then ask and then go to questions we don't really need to spend a lot of time I think um yeah I think that's a good point wanting to know what people's questions are I'm like what yeah the community are and if Keisha and um super there that would be ideal and if we have a go ahead Pelin yeah we can talk about the outcomes of the project right what will happen when they give money or when they donate so uh what are the outcomes I think we should be very clear and specific about them so it will make them uh to be sure right something is working as a result of this project yeah people want to know what they're gonna get yeah maybe three four you know not too long but very catchy you know very specific three or four outcomes yeah I'm just I'm feeling like this is gonna be just like a another city pan I'm just trying to think of like how it could be more like if this was an in person meeting what I would love to do is like have people like break out into small groups and like draw their vision of what Montpelier looks like or like start getting into like maybe some of the actual like work of it and I don't quite know how to do that virtually but you know of also having people like actually engaging with them the our goals right um well so Shayna my my question to that is we're paying this group to do those information sessions they're the subject matter expert they don't have to walk people through these difficult conversations thank you Cameron yeah I'm just like your goal is to try to make sure we have enough funding to keep that work going and so I think they're they're two quite different goals and I'm not sure like I wouldn't be comfortable if I was in a meeting with the goal of asking for donations but I wouldn't be comfortable facilitating a conversation because I don't know what to do if it gets rather right like on zoom my you just mass mute everyone and then say you're sorry and then run away I you know like you know how to to navigate the difficult conversations in a way that I think would be unharmful and I caution us from doing that work when we kind of don't know how well I don't know how can't speak for all y'all so no I am thank you for saying that is there any way to make it just not like talking heads on a screen then though or make a little bit hard in our in our current reality you know you're asking for money yeah we're only we're only trying to do this for an hour and so you know I think the the main thing is and if it takes less time than that all the better but I think mainly just sort of laying out you know sort of who we are and what what this project is about and what the timeline is and what the budget and then trying to get to their questions because that could be very helpful for us when we start to do first you know one on one visits getting some sense of what people's you know what some of some of what we get back as questions that we might be want to be prepared to answer because there may be some questions that they have that we are not yet prepared to answer because we don't really know enough about how cd works so you know once we know more about their modus of modop of operations might be able to answer other some questions that come up but but I think having interaction I mean you know it um it worked it seems to work okay with the chief p to be you know q and a but right but I'm just doing it as q and a I'm swayed okay yeah I want to do something cute and fun but we don't we don't mean to okay so I think our agenda is yeah introduce cjack go through the prospectus and having clear and specific outcomes um go over our yeah goals timelines then have questions and then have the pitch for funds does that make sense we also make sure we include pelens outcomes so goals timelines and predicted outcomes I need to leave soon you need to head out for you it spoke really took me thing nice to see you to see you next time yeah good luck thank you thank you bye bye mirror which is back in person um okay and then should we talk about recruitment like do you want to have people register before coming or can they just click the link to come I think you shouldn't limit it as many as because zoom you can have we want hundreds of people the only tricky part I think is if people don't register and just hop on a zoom you don't always know who they are and like the name might just be iphone or something so if the benefit of a registration if it was just like at least even put your email address then if somebody hopped on and you could send them here's the information afterwards and we can send them the link to donate but we've noticed more and that you haven't given yet so but then that's not people that's something that might be interested but then you don't know how to get in touch with them after exactly right and if they register then we have a we have a list of people once we know once we if we have a registration and we know and even that list of people for once we get into it they obviously show interest in this or make sure they know about community events or things but yeah I don't think we need definitely shouldn't don't need to limit the numbers or anything just as like a kind of click here to get the link put in your name and email address great I'll work on I'll work on that yeah and then a camera I also I do have a personal account you know I so I also can host if I get hit by bust or something then that would be a problem but otherwise you want to if you want to do that to take the city out of it entirely yeah well what's what what do you folks what what's well we are a city committee committee yeah and I don't see any harm in using and having it be through the city okay because for one thing it does give some legitimacy to what we're doing and people can say well are these a bunch of scam artists who are just trying to raise money to go to Bermuda for something or you know but and I and I do think that we need to emphasize the fact that we are an advisory committee to the city city council and you know that you know that may that might send some people scurrying away because they don't trust government or something like that but not likely the people we're not likely for the people that we're likely to ask I think and that the people who don't want to are the people that creative discourse are really going to go after right so you don't have to worry about getting run over by bus right no I mean I don't even like say I know just 2020 there we go yeah make sure to look both ways and all that kind of stuff yeah um well but then I guess yeah so then once we have the like an online link to donate or something like because I guess I wouldn't want to send out a whole bunch of registration without having an easy way for people to give with that register you know so it's like people are like oh I'm not interested in coming to an event but I do I'll just you know give 50 bucks now you know like if there's just going to be an easy way for people to contribute so maybe we'll hold off on talking more about the recruitment until I I will I will figure that out you're camera no no we really we appreciate that um but like overall just thinking like from porch forum posts we all posted on our like social media networks of Montpelier just to see things and on the city and like all the all the usual places right like I don't think we need to like go above and beyond and like get an ad in the bridge or something like great because people aren't going to like type in the zoom link to yeah okay um um anything else that we should think about for these online information sessions and fundraisers and um I saw that you had scheduling on the agenda Cameron but I think we have the tentative dates on the calendar already that's in that's in the minutes that the three days that we tentatively agreed on um September September 20th 22nd and 23rd on the three dates that we we agreed on Sunday the 20th at 4 p.m. Tuesday the 22nd at 7 p.m. and Wednesday the 23rd at noon do we need to change those or are those no I just I sorry no it's just in there because it was in there we didn't have the notes no just can I fair enough I'm I'm being sassy I'm sorry that's okay that's okay I um you know I'm not gonna look over the notes before we get into the meeting so well I just like I knew that I thought of but at least I get them off of my desk great okay so I'm going to um write a draft or like you know messaging memo essentially for writing the um the grants and Cameron's gonna figure out if we can how we can go give online and then we'll come up with the and get like the registration links and things for these events and um then we'll come up with the recruitment um staff dot memes is that what they're called you know like posts and language and things like that um and so I think on our next call agenda it's going over the minutes of our but that Michael did send out um and then um reviewing the plan for recruitment and for holding these three events and then reviewing the mess the foundation language and things does that it's really just like a follow-up from this call I feel like is there any other items if we're not meeting until the second you want to meet next week or you wait two weeks I don't think there's anything super urgent on this because if we wait until September 2nd I will be able to give you some basic contract drafts oh yeah just a question about if we don't meet before then and and the uh events are in the 20 on the 20th etc is that give us enough time from September 2nd to the 20th to get the word out quickly or I think so because hopefully by the second I will have the links the register links how to donate online also to give to you as a package to share that information fine okay just I apologize trying to build realistic no that's not that's not the issue at all I mean I just was wondering how much time do we need to for to get out the word and to get a sense of who's coming is all that's on my mind but it's okay no meetings are better than meetings I've never lamented the the cancellation of a meeting I should say okay so we're gonna go over the contract graphs the program plan the recruitment plan and drafting um the and the draft proposal I'll just send a time and then yeah like Michael could you facilitate that meeting can you facilitate and take notes sure yeah and I'll help with notes Michael no worries I know that that's good to have a backup okay awesome so you'll send you'll send the agenda out or you'll be away when no Cameron usually sends the agenda out okay all right that's good all right super okay thank you all no look at that never lamented a short meeting never went to the canceled meeting no I should ask even though we're not going to post them would you like to have um notes from this from this meeting is it necessary I mean like you know it's just another midnight candle to burn so um technically notes aren't necessary but um for I usually in my other committees post we generally discuss this because it to be so it's not like specific notes it's just in general we discuss these things no most right it's not a quorum so if you don't mind that would be good I think okay because I like to keep them up for transparency we did sort of convene a discussion of folks so okay all right okay okay thanks you all right thanks good to see you all bye


Another method that I want to show you, for those situations where you want to have some users that have multi-factor authentication and other users that don't, but you still want to automate the process a little. There is a method to do that as well. So again, in the Azure portal, we're going to go to portal.azure.com. Once we're in here, we want to search for conditional access. You'll find Azure AD conditional access. Once we're in conditional access, you may notice that there are already some policies that are available here named baseline policies. These are policies that Microsoft is going to be removing from tenants in the relatively near future. By the time you're watching this, they may already be gone from your tenant. These features have essentially been superseded by the security defaults feature, and that's essentially the reason why they're going to remove these from the tenant. What we want to do though, is create our own custom conditional access policy, and we're going to create a conditional access policy that enforces multi-factor authentication just for the administrators in our tenant. So I'm going to create a new policy. Under assignments, users and groups, I'm going to assign it to directory roles. In this list, you'll see there's a number of different directory roles that are available in your 365 tenant, and we want to enable it for all of the administrative roles.  You notice that there are other administrators that are listed in here. The ones that we've selected here in this list are the minimum roles that we would recommend selecting for this policy. If you like, you could also provide additional roles to the system. If you do have an emergency access or a break glass account that you do not want to enforce multi-factor authentication upon, then we also would use the exclude tab here to provide an exclusion for that account. So in this case, I'm going to go to my users, and I have one in here that I called just emergency admin, it's 911 admin. So that account I'm going to exclude from this policy, so that account I have a very complicated password on, I don't expect it to get compromised because it doesn't even have a mailbox, it's just a global administrator account, that is there just in case any or all of my other administrators lose access to their own accounts in the system. Now under, sorry, so we need to say done here, under Cloud Apps or Actions, we want to include all Cloud Apps under Access Controls. We want to grant access, but require multi-factor authentication. After doing all of that, if we enable that policy and turn it on, then it's going to enable multi-factor authentication for all of the administrators in our system. You'll notice in this case, it's providing me with this warning that I may accidentally lock out my account. Since I'm logging in as the administrator for this tenant, and this is my only administrator for the tenant aside from that emergency account, I could add an exception for this account if I like, or I could go through the steps so that I am providing multi-factor authentication for that admin account, which is the step that I would recommend.