In today's video, we're going to be talking about hybrid drop shipping. What is it? How does it work? Is it right for you? And why does it sound so cool? That sounds really cool. I'm just joking about that last one, but seriously, whenever I see the word hybrid in something, I always think that sounds pretty cool, except for the Toyota Prius. Who drives the Prius? Now, just so you know, I am going to have a relevant article down in the description below that talks a little bit more about the stuff that I'm going to go into in this video regarding hybrid drop shipping. So if you're interested to learn a little bit more, just go ahead and check out the link in the description. So hybrid drop shipping. What is it? Sounds pretty cool, right? Well, this is exactly what it is. When it comes to drop shipping, you know how it works. You receive an order. You reroute that to your supplier. Your supplier takes care of the fulfillment and you rake in the profits. Now, how does hybrid drop shipping work into the picture? Simply put, hybrid drop shipping is a mix of traditional drop shipping and keeping inventory. That's why it's a hybrid. It's a mix of the two. So with hybrid drop shipping, you are going to have some sort of stock that you're going to keep. And whenever you receive an order for, let's say, a particular item that you're keeping stock of, then you're going to fulfill it yourself. So take, for example, you have a hybrid drop shipping store of handmade items and you sell certain items that you make yourself and you sell other handmade items that a supplier makes.  And second, you're fulfilling orders yourself. So whenever you receive an order for a particular item, you're going to make it and ship it out yourself. And then when you receive orders for a different type of item, you're going to contact your supplier and have them take care of it. Pretty simple, right? Now, what are the advantages and the disadvantages of hybrid drop shipping? Well, there's a little bit of both. So for one, let's go ahead and cover the advantages first. And to start, you have flexibility more than you would with a traditional drop shipping store. Why? Because of a number of reasons. For one, depending on the types of items that you're selling, you can fulfill certain orders faster. So instead of waiting for your supplier to ship out an item and have them send it from, I don't know, China, you can ship it out yourself and have it to your customer a lot quicker. And that leads me into our second advantage, which is speedy fulfillment. As we all know with our drop shipping suppliers, sometimes shipping can be an issue depending on your supplier, depending on the product, depending on how much stock they have and depending on where it's located. So hybrid drop shipping gives you the advantage of replacing items that take too long to ship with items that you have in stock and shipping them out yourself. Also, a lot of the times whenever you're selling these items yourself and packaging and shipping yourself on top of the order being fulfilled quicker, the shipping is also more than likely going to be a lot quicker because chances are you're going to be closer to your customer than your suppliers. So the transit time is going to be cut down drastically. And third of all, you can easily brand your products. So if you have your own stock and if you have your own inventory, one thing that you can do or another reason for actually getting into hybrid drop shipping is simply to start building your brand.  You can have your products with your brand on the box, on the product itself, custom packaging, whatever it is that you're using to be able to build that brand. You can do that yourself and ship that out while still drop shipping traditionally with more common and more practical products. Now, those are just a few of the advantages. But what about the disadvantages? Well, for one, it can get pretty complicated keeping track of your own inventory. If you're not organized, can really start to become somewhat of a mess, especially again, if you're not organized, if you're not keeping track of all of your sales, if you're not keeping track of all of your inventory, there's a really strong possibility that you can run out of stock and not even notice. Also, the products that you're shipping out yourself, you can guarantee quality on those. Sometimes when you have your suppliers fulfill orders, there's always the small possibility of one of them not being up to par or the quality just not being 100 percent there, in which case, if you're sending out some awesome products that you're doing yourself or you're branding yourself or that you're just simply shipping out yourself, you can sometimes have a mix in quality, which your customers really aren't going to like because that's going to cause an inconsistency. Sometimes they might receive some quality products. Sometimes they might receive something that aren't as good. But really, strictly speaking, overall, if you choose the right suppliers, if you're going with quality suppliers that have a proven track record of quality items, fast shipping and happy customers, then you should be fine. Just make sure you check out the reviews for the seller themselves and the reviews for the products themselves. Now, one really big thing that you need to take into consideration when you're considering actually starting a hybrid dropshipping store is the fact that you're going to need somewhere to put all that inventory, especially if you have multiple products that you're trying to sell and ship yourself. This, depending on your living situation, can potentially be pretty complicated and even pretty costly. So take, for example, if you're living in a studio or a one bedroom apartment with not too much space, you're not going to have a lot of places to be able to store all of the inventory that you're going to keep on hand. So because of that, you're going to have to rent out a space to be able to keep everything in and that's just going to add to your monthly expenses. Now, of course, if you have a big house and you have a garage that's completely empty, you can use that space to be able to store all of your items. But then again, you're also going to be taking up space in your house. That really depends on you and it depends if you're comfortable with doing that or if you can afford a storage to be able to store all of your items. Really, this goes on a case by case basis. Some people might be OK with keeping inventory in-house, while others prefer not to just because, again, it takes up space. And if you're keeping it in a warehouse, then it's going to end up costing you money in the long run. Me personally, I don't really like keeping inventory on hand anymore. I like to outsource as much as I can just because it just makes it so much simpler. It makes everything a lot easier to manage and it makes things a bit more predictable. Now, what I mean by a bit more predictable is the fact that I can predict whether or not a supplier could potentially run out of a particular item. And there's tons of different tools that can actually help you achieve this. So that way you never run out of inventory.  But how can you get that done without focusing too much on the supplier and constantly checking their orders or constantly checking their inventory? Well, you can use something like AutoDS. With AutoDS, you have price and stock monitoring. With price and stock monitoring, you never have to worry about your suppliers running out of inventory or a price change that could potentially cause you to lose money. What ends up happening is AutoDS will monitor your suppliers' prices along with their inventory. So if there's ever a change, AutoDS will make the necessary adjustments on your store. This can help you save money and never lose sales. So let's say, for example, this phone holder goes up maybe five dollars and your profit right now is already only four dollars. If that goes through and a customer makes a purchase as is, then chances are you're going to end up losing money. So what happens in this case is AutoDS will recognize that that price change happened and in turn, it'll increase the price in your store or in your inventory. OK, now that's pretty cool. So that way you're never going to be losing money. Same thing goes for items that are out of stock. If a supplier goes out of stock of a particular item and somebody places the order in your dropshipping store and you don't have automation set up, then you're going to have a few different options. One, you can cancel the order. Two, reach out to the customer, see if they want to wait a little bit longer until the restock comes. Or three, you can frantically start looking for another product from another supplier. Using AutoDS completely eliminates this. So whenever a supplier does run out of a particular item, AutoDS will just make that necessary adjustment on your store. So that way it saves you a huge headache. Now, isn't it a good idea to start a hybrid dropshipping store? Really, that's going to depend. It all depends on you and what you're comfortable with doing and how much space you have and how much money you have to spend. So again, remember that you have to think about the storage costs whenever you do decide to keep inventory on hand. Also, you have to take into consideration how long it's going to take for you to ship out all of these different items. Whenever you start packing up items, it can start to get pretty time consuming. Remember, you're going to have to build a box, package the item, make sure it's protected, purchase the shipping, and then go drop it off. That in itself starts to take some time. Now, imagine having to do that for multiple orders a day. There can be days where you have a ton of orders and you're going to be spending literally an entire day just packing and shipping orders. Now, compare that to the traditional dropshipping method. You don't have to worry about any of that stuff. You don't even have to worry about the cost for your shipping supplies, which is another thing that you need to take into consideration. When you're selling items that you're holding on hand, you have to purchase shipping supplies. You have to purchase boxes. You have to purchase labels. You have to purchase packaging. So the costs can start to add up. It's not simply just taking into consideration the cost of storage. There's a lot more that goes into it. So at the end of the day, when it comes to hybrid dropshipping versus traditional dropshipping, hybrid dropshipping is going to have a higher cost to actually get started. Whereas your traditional dropshipping, you can get started practically for free in most cases. Now, when do you know when you can actually start or rather when you should start hybrid dropshipping? Well, obviously, this is going to depend from person to person, but here's just a few tips that you should take into consideration. So for one, when you want to start building a brand, but you need to make sure that you know what products are working and how do you do this by using the traditional dropshipping method? So you can go ahead and start using the traditional dropshipping method, dropship a few different products that are relevant to your niche or your brand and see what works, see which products sell and which ones actually start to make you some pretty good money and which ones are in higher demand. Then you can start picking and choosing which ones you want to keep on hand. At that point is when you can start branding your items and you can start customizing the packaging and the item itself. Because generally speaking, whenever you do want to start your own brand or you want to sell branded products, you're not always going to have the option to purchase just one. You're going to have to purchase these items in bulk because your supplier is not going to want to have a bunch of inventory with your brand name on it that could potentially not sell. If that was the case, suppliers would be stuck with tons of inventory that's already branded that they can't resell. So that's actually one of the biggest reasons why when you're starting up your own brand, it can cost a little bit more because you need to purchase these products in bulk and have them branded. Now, piggybacking on that, you want to make sure that you're in the right niche and you're selling the right products. That's why starting off with a traditional dropshipping store is your best option because you're not going to lose money if certain items don't sell. If you choose a few different items to sell in your store and they're not selling, they're not moving and they're just sitting there, at the end of the day, that's all that's happening. They're just sitting there taking up some digital space. You're not spending money by having those items on there. This in turn can actually help you test a ton of different products. Again, so that way you can see what works, what sells and what works best for your brand. Now, whenever your company or your brand does start to get some traction and you start to get a ton of different orders, like I said earlier, it can take you a lot of time to actually ship out the different items yourself. That coupled with your traditional dropshipping store where you're going to be getting more orders of a bunch of different items and then you're going to have to fulfill all of those manually by going onto your supplier's website, placing the order, putting in your customer's information and then waiting for all of those orders to be fulfilled and then updating your customers with their tracking number, along with the tracking numbers from the items that you shipped, as you can tell, it starts to get super overwhelming and super crazy. So what can you do to be able to simplify this process? Well, of course, when it comes to the hybrid dropshipping scene, your items are going to have to be shipped by you. So you don't really have much of an option on that part unless you hire somebody to come in and actually start shipping out these items for you. But then you're wasting money, money that you can be keeping to reinvest into your business to keep scaling. So what do you do? Well, the easiest thing that you can do is implement automation for the items that you're traditionally dropshipping. Now, how can this help? Well, for one, it's going to save you a ton of time with actually fulfilling orders, at least in the traditional dropshipping side. So for this, you're going to need an account with AutoDS. And if you don't have an account currently with AutoDS, you can sign up right now for the trial period for just $1. Now, once you have your account set up and your store connected to it, this is what happens.  First, you get your order. Then AutoDS is going to take that order and reroute it to your supplier. So that right there saves you time in actually having to go to your supplier's website and placing the order and putting your customer's details. Then once that order is fulfilled, AutoDS is going to go ahead and take that tracking number that your supplier is going to provide you with and it's going to update your customer and the platform that you're dropshipping on with it. There you can see the second part that it completely takes off your hands and that's the actual fulfillment of the order and updating your customers with any necessary information like the tracking number. This will essentially make the traditional dropshipping side of your business fully automated and hands off. So that way you can focus on actually building your brand with the products that are successful. One last thing that automation can really help you out with when it comes to your brand is by helping you find products that are actually trending. So if you go on autoDS.com and you click on over to the winning products section, here you have tons of different products that are actually currently trending. These items are backed by years of data and are proven to sell. These products have been trending in the last few months and are on a upward trajectory and are constantly selling and being purchased and being searched for. As you can see, there's a little bit of everything. There's stuff from pet supplies, kids toys, stuff for the kitchen, stuff for content creators like this little tripod right here. Here you can find pretty much anything for any niche. So if you're trying to build your brand, this is the one place that you need to check out to find some of the best selling products. Now, one last tip that I am going to leave you with is don't jump ship to hybrid drop shipping too early. Make sure that you know the products that you're selling are actually going to keep selling. Make sure that you have data that backs up the fact that your products are going to keep selling and are trending. And most importantly, make sure you actually have the sales. Don't just assume that an item is going to sell because that doesn't work.  Make sure that those are items that are going to keep trending. Don't purchase something like, let's say, phone cases that are only trending for a year. And then a new model comes out and then those old phone cases are useless. Now, you need to trust me on this one because I'm talking from experience. These are like five or six years old. These aren't going anywhere. I'm stuck with a ton of different phone cases that are never going to sell, even if I sell them at wholesale prices or if I sell them for pennies. Nobody has these phones anymore.  And that just about wraps it up for today's video, guys. Thank you so much for watching and watching all the way to the end. If you found this video helpful, if you found it informational, please, as always, make sure you hit that subscribe button and you ring that little bell notification so you don't miss out on any future videos. 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Found this plush at the Goodwill for two dollars and sixty-two cents half off green tag day Yes at the Goodwill sold on eBay for full asking price of two hundred and thirty-nine dollars and ninety-nine cents Hey fellow buddies, thanks for watching Amazing right all right, let's get started Hey fellow buddies, thanks for watching all right in this video We are going to talk about big money Bolo's items to be on the lookout for items you can buy low and Sell for a profit Bolo stands for beyond the lookout. I am Courtney also known as Bolo buddies, and I have three channels I've got those linked down in my link tree if you want to check me out on other social media Platforms and all of that good stuff check out my link tree These Bolo's come from my Facebook members and my YouTube members So what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna share with you where they got the item what they paid for it And what it sold for and these are big money Bolo's a lot of these things. I would have walked right past I pop this up in my Facebook group First off, this is my Facebook group go join if you haven't already and Anybody can share a Bolo and I will feature it in a video just like this look for a post under the featured section that says share your best Bolo and Super easy to share and super fun way to help others learn and to learn yourself. This first one is a bluefish brocade paisley sewing or I'm sorry swing coat High low black and gray shawl collar. So let's read what she says This is what it looks like found at the Goodwill on senior day I rarely source clothing unless it is something special. It was squeezed in a rack of coats I had a lot. It had a lot going on. It was brocade busy print High-low him unusual style fashion label excellent condition huge pockets and in a plus size to boot priced at nine Price marked at nine got it for seven Hard to find comps. So I priced it for 7404 on auction following Courtney's strategy sold with only one bid but nice profit for me. Yay. Thanks Courtney So what I always say is if you can't find comps start your auction high Why do I say that? Because if you started at 99 cents or you started at $10 if there's only one person looking for your item on the day It sells or during the week that you have it listed It may only go for $10 or 99 cents if you list it at 7404 Which is what that's what 7404? Ah, that's kind of different, but I kind of like it You may get that only one person wanted her item if she would have had it for $10, that's what it would have sold for Granted she may have gotten more bids from different buyers if she would have priced it lower But it may not have went for as high So always take a chance Listed high on auction and see what happens. You can always change it to buy it now if it doesn't sell It's a good way to feel out your market Okay, this one comes from farm girl scavenger. Noelle. She is a moderator of this Facebook group She is a Bolo buddies member and she is a big money Bolo finder if you are not following her over on YouTube What are you doing? You got to go follow her. She is just a Bolo finder Let me show you let me just show you what I'm talking about here. I part I purchased I purchased this in a bulk buy two weeks ago paid 50 cents had it listed for two days and Cha-ching smack dab in the middle of one of Bolo buddies Courtney's what not shows it sold and For full asking price Which there really were no comps to speak. I'm just made up a price 92 43 shipped buy or send a note that they were super excited to find and get this book anything I Repeat anything train related is a Bolo It is a treatsee of wooden Tretzel, are you kidding me? Bridges fourth edition 1913 by Wolcott Foster. This is what it looks like so when I say no Noelle is a Bolo finder, I mean she sells weird stuff and She gets big money for it. So she's kind of like me though. She will wait it out list it and forget it All right, and she said she was at my what not show. So Noelle. Thank you for hanging out of my what not show She also helps me moderate over there as well and Noelle is also on what not so follow farm girl scavenger. Noelle. She did Tupperware the other night And I'm like I'll be at your show, but I'm not buying any Tupperware. I don't need any Tupperware Guess what I bought? I Bought vintage Tupperware. I bought some stuff for myself and then I bought some stuff to resell So she had great prices on her items. You guys can definitely source on what not I do have a link down below if you are not already on what not go down there and join and you're gonna get $15 to shop That's free money guys use my referral link down below and get that free money and follow Bolo buddies and Noelle Which is farm girl scavenger. So Follow us over there. Let's see what else she sold here. She's got me a big old paragraph. She actually said to me I'm gonna do what Jerry does and I'm gonna put a bunch of information and Jerry is Jersey shore thrifter and I always give him a hard time because he cracks me up with this post So let's see what Noelle has to say Maybe this one item which sold for 2374 shipped doesn't seem like a Bolo to many, but don't you fret? I did a video last year on this little insignificant item If Bolo buddies Courtney approves I will add the link to the video on how I parted this item out and have actually made more money doing so Then if I would have listed it as it was and possibly a mint condition one I'm down to just a few pieces left and I have another that I'm about to Cannibalize oh my gosh to do the exact same thing with I think she means parted out Let's see Please do not pass by the mr. Christmas items just because they are damaged as my friend Donatella always says Someone out there is looking for this and that is Donatella bottlino This is her YouTube channel go sub her up and she is Donatella on what not so follow her there as well These items are no longer made and I have a hankering to make sure the parts and pieces to these are available to people Who want to fix theirs? By the weird stuff PS I honestly am going to have to go watch the video because I can't remember where I got it or what I paid But either the bins are in a state sale and it was probably dirt cheap or free It is a soldier motor replacement repair for a mr. Christmas Santa's marching band and so she parted it out and she has just been selling the pieces over and over and over And yes, she has a video and Noel of course just put The video in and just say admin approved Because that is definitely a super educational video and you guys can also find that over on her YouTube channel Okay, Bola buddies Courtney This was given to me free was pulled out of the trash and sent to me from an amazing friend on the east coast Who wants to remain anonymous? Don't don't don't Sold in just a couple of weeks for 63 dollars and 10 cents shipped Jerry Isn't the only one with stories and curbside deals. All right. It's a beach ball.  I bought this mentadint toothpaste refill for free I'm sorry I Bought this mentadint toothpaste refill with free base at a local thrift store for one dollar sold in Four days for full asking price of 79 99. Yes. I have sold the same thing definitely a Bolo This is what it looks like If you can find it, you're gonna be in the money. All right, so this one comes from okay This one comes from Katie's corner and this is her eBay store. It looks like this. So definitely go give her a follow I will link her eBay store down below and you guys can click on that Go and follow her by clicking on the heart that will let you know when she posts new items and also if she sends out a store coupon So it looks like it sold for seventy nine dollars and ninety nine cents Bolo Mindful recycle if you're not following mindful recycle. What are you doing and where have you been? Have you been under a rock? No, I'm kidding. I talk about Terry all the time because I Literally watch her YouTube videos and I'm like this Because She finds the most amazing Bolo's. I'm like, how can she have so many big money Bolo's in one video? It's just incredible. You guys will learn so much from her YouTube channel.  She is a Bolo buddies member She is also a she helps moderate with the Facebook group as well and she picks up these things which I pass by because I Just do I don't want to ship them and I'm probably just a ding-dong for not even looking these things up because she makes so much money on these So look them up and don't be afraid to ship them This book set is a hundred and thirty years old Charles Spurgeon sermons Picked up this set on the last day of an estate sale for half off They took three months to sell she paid twelve dollars and fifty cents and sold them for three hundred and seventy nine dollars and ninety seven cents, so What am I telling myself right now? It's not that hard to ship. That's a huge profit. Look it up. All right Here's another one. She sold picked up this book set of Lord of the Rings at an estate a couple months ago for twelve dollars and sold it for a hundred and seventy four Ninety-seven that's what it looks like the Lord of the Rings by J. R. R. It looks like it is the trilogy. So it's a set This one comes from Nina's jewels who is also a Bolo buddies member. This is her YouTube channel Fantastic reseller content linked down below go sub her up She says got this for three dollars and forty seven cents at a local thrift store It is some kind of waterproof junction type box for cables Sold for a hundred and fifty within a couple days So kind of one of those things that you really don't know what it is But you pick it up and you sell it for big money. You got to love those right? This is what it looks like Would you have picked it up or walked right past it? Let me know down in the comments This one comes from Bolo buddies member take two enterprises and here is her eBay store I got this hat free from friends doing a spring cleaning. I listed it on eBay for $59.99 and it sat for a bit today. I accepted a $51 offer. It's a GG PIP straw hat and This is what it looks like. Yeah, those straw hats some of them can go for big bucks Put this on a five-day auction quite surprised it went this high amazing It is a vintage Norcrest Japan ceramic bluebird pair on branch anthro Pomorphic, this is what it looks like 135 50 This one comes from childhood finds. This is her YouTube channel She said I paid 50 cents for this at an estate sale along with two others like it and sold it for full asking price It is an art deco green rhinestone Fleur delis decorative fan hair comb ornament vintage Pretty is that it sold for 59 95 plus shipping 50 cents. That's awesome That is beautiful. He got this free in a buddy mail mystery box from my uncle in Illinois Oh, her uncle was sending her buddy mail. That's so cute Listed for 60 and took a best offer of 55 plus shipping sale was pretty fast about a month And it looks like it is a vintage scissors Jaguar hair shears from Germany in the box and this is what it looks like Pretty fun, right? Found this plush at the Goodwill for two dollars and sixty two cents half off green tag day Yes, at the Goodwill sold on eBay for full asking price of two hundred and thirty nine dollars and ninety nine cents with free shipping Plus sold within a week of listing Kirk the cheat plush home star runner strong bad working sound Ten inches rare. So the sound didn't even work and it's over two hundred and thirty nine dollars So can you still find things at the Goodwill? You can piece of scrap YouTube channel paid two dollars for Shrek Uno card game and it sold for 47 shipped on eBay buyer used 10% off coupon Shrek Uno cards You gotta love this Wonder if it's new or old new or pre-owned. I'm not sure It's used. It's used two into 47 Check out piece of scrap. She will be linked down below. This one comes from the quiet thrifter. This is her eBay store She does not have a YouTube channel. She is an amazing Bola finder. You definitely want to go follow her eBay store link down below She said I spotted this set of four MCM wall plaques at a thrift store and had a feeling there was something special I flipped one over and saw the vintage Turner brand label and knew it was a Bolo Many not all of the Turner brand wall decor are sought after I paid 12 for the set and sold them in three days for a Best offer of 150 plus shipping and this is what it looks like So that's a great tip. I've never heard of Turner This one also comes from the quiet thrifter this piece was lurking lurking in my profit pile Oh, I like that.  I like profit pile too So long I forgot where I bought it, but it had a two dollar garage sale sticker on it I started researching and She said she about died when she saw what they were selling for I'm glad you didn't die She said I listed it high for a best offer of 23490 sold in less than a week and buyer paid shipping. Don't ignore your profit pile There would be gems hiding there It is an antique 1900s hand-painted nippin Litted tobacco humidor jar lake boat scene and I just think I nailed some of those words. I'm really proud of myself This is what it looks like This one also comes from the quiet thrifter and it is it says I bought this at an antique shop And I paid up for it at $48 But I knew it could be a score because the color was amazing and Genie bottles are hot right now I put it up on a seven-day auction and the winning bid was a hundred and sixty one fifty buyer paid shipping this was definitely a double box with lots of bubble wrap item and It's an amethyst color and it's awesome. Check it out Alright, this comes from 1987 ventures She said and this is her YouTube channel go and follow her. She's also over on Instagram So follow her there as well Got these cuties at a town-wide yard sale last weekend for five dollars for the pair while out of town They are Russian cloth hand-painted dolls from the 1930s From the USS are I listed them yesterday for a hundred and forty nine eighty seven got an offer in an hour For a hundred and twenty plus shipping. I thought about holding out, but sales are slow So I let them have them. This is what they look like Those are cool This one comes from Bolo buddies member champagne tastes 73. This is her eBay store I purchased this unmarked Eisenberg brooch at an antique show about 30 years ago at the time I paid 50. I just sold the brooch on eBay to a gentleman in China for $310 I had it for sale at 400 and offered it to him for 325 and he countered at 310 Guess what I took it So I did a video on brooches That are unsigned that can sell for big money. This is what that video looks like definitely go check it out Not all big money brooches are signed You just got to know what to look for and apparently she knew what to look for So this is from her personal collection that she's selling off She has tons of beautiful jewelry in her eBay store. So go follow her down below by clicking on that heart This is what the brooch looks like The girls junk in let's see What they got here Paid $32 for 16 puzzles at a garage sale posted the two large sealed puzzles 15,000 16,000 the 5,000 piece listed for 125 99 took a best offer of 105 The 6,000 piece was listed for 176 99 and took a best offer of 120 All are listings buyer pay shipping Thank you for this channel Courtney It helps all to find things for sense and turn them into big money eBay store is the girls junk in and this is what it looks like Thank you guys so much for being here. Thank you for watching Go and subscribe and follow these eBay stores and YouTube channels that are linked down below. They are fantastic Let me know which Bolo was your favorite go to the Facebook group and join and share your Bolo so I can feature it in a video like this and That is under the featured section. So it's at the top. It's pinned so you can look for that there and thank you for so much For thank you so much for being here and thanks for watching