Um, if you didn't know already, let me turn this around. I need to check out one, but, uh, we are having our second annual boot camp. So every year, August 17th, we, we host a, a dude, a two day trading bonanza seminar. No holds bar would teach exactly what you all that good stuff. And this year since there's a pandemic, we can't do it live last year. We, we, we spare over a hundred thousand dollars doing it in Philadelphia. Basically doing it for free, man. We gave it free for members this year. We're streaming it around the world and we're only going to charge $97. The reason we're charging $97 is because shit, man, I don't want to make it free because you're going to value it. If you can't afford $97, you do not want to pay $97. You might as well quit trading right now, guys. So, uh, and that's what we have to do. Plus me, we can only have a maximum for Zoom. A certain amount. And that's why, cause it's now streaming across the world. You can have potentially 10,000 guys who's just going to get in their entire cake and be a troll, things like that. So we want to make it really serious with the guy I want to learn. And we price it. So it's cheap enough where everybody around the world can afford that. And the event is Monday. So we start Monday. So Monday is going to be our live trading day. The way it's going to start is I'm going to start off with building the watch list for the morning. Going to talk about, uh, brokers that we use, brokers that we recommend. Bow is going to be trading live, uh, talking about his trades. And then after that, we're going to open it up to presentations from our moderators, like, uh, Tom is going to talk about how to be consistently profitable, uh, Faye is going to talk about how she found her consistency. So quickly James is going to talk about pre-market trading, Austin, FOMO trading, Joe, how to use the MIC process, Harry, the first down. So we're going to have a bunch of presentations from our moderators. And these are going to be quick 15, 20 minute presentations. And then we're going to open it up to Q and A with the moderator. So not only are you going to be able to attend the event, it's going to be interactive where you get to ask questions after, if you have any additional, uh, things that you need help on. So that's going to be this Monday, this coming Monday, August 17th. And then August 18th, the day after is another day of live trading, exclusively for lifetime members only, which is going to be set. Yep. So any questions guys, you can go to our website. Slash anniversary, go to my Twitter.  It's on Alex's Twitter. We're posting it today again. Also text Tosh, any questions at all? Text Tosh, this is your opportunity to upgrade, join MIC at an incredible, unlisted, unadvertised promotional deal. Okay. We're doing this for our anniversary special. So text Tosh guys, any questions you guys want about anything, including the accelerator course that we have. It'd be great if you guys got the accelerator. Before the bootcamp. So you can learn. And then when you go to the bootcamp, it's going to be like pretty much live interaction with us and see the trades live in action. I mean, all of this with 97 bucks is pretty much incredible, man. These guys are other guys are charging like thousands of dollars just to meet them, right? So exactly. And the thing is that like, there's so many people online. There's so many, um, these internet, these 16 year olds, four ex geniuses that are making all this type of money. And the truth of the matter is you don't really know who you could trust on the internet. You don't really know who you could trust online. So we're opening up our doors. We're showing you our full process. We're showing you everything from A to Z. And then you're going to see executed live from bow. So I mean, it doesn't get more transparent than that. Yeah, we're going to, we're all going to trade together. We're going to see the process in action. You're going to see how, I mean, dude, this is, this is the way that we trade, you know, and then this is the way our members have learned. And no, don't, don't just take it from Alex and I talk to our members. Check out testimonials on Instagram. Heck, man, most of the guys here are watching our members. So they can attest to how valid our strategies are and how pretty much honest and transparent we are. Otherwise we would not go on live every single week, twice a week. We're here all the time, man, all the time. If we, if we did anything horrible, we would not show our faces up.  Well, think about that. You guys go here. Do you see any trolls bashing us haters?  We're the real deal guys. I don't want to say any more than that, but there's a reason why I stopped trading a middle day. Alex stopped trading a middle day to come to live and help you guys.  So, you know, that's the point. My point being like, dude, we are running an educational mentoring service.  We are an educator. So that's what we all like to talk about. So, well, any more questions, texts, posh? Oh, tell us about your day, Alex. You did a great day. And we'll now, that will segue into what I, what I have to talk about. Yeah. So let me, let me show you the numbers real quick. Let me pull it up. So today was in one account, 17,900. And then the other accounts a little bit above 3,500 for about 21,600 today. So today was kind of, so I always mentioned that, you know, every single day that we show up to the market, I have no idea what I'm going to trade. I have no idea what to expect. I just have no clue. All I know is that we have a process that is repeatable. We have a process that works. So every single day, I'm just trying to stick to it. Something like EYEN today.  And they're trying to send it up to the moon. So for me, as a short-buy straighter, I just wait. I just wait for these stocks to top out.  And then as soon as they get stuck, as soon as there is downside momentum, as soon as the stock is broken, then I know I have an edge. And that allows me to kind of size it. So on EYEN, I used about, I think it was like 15,000 shares. And I made over a dollar a share on it because there was so many people stuck and it went down a dollar even more. So I mean, what I'm trying to do in my trading these days, guys, is I'm trying to just wait for the broken stocks and then depending on how broken they are and how much meat there is on the bone, meaning how much range there is, then I size in accordingly based on those stocks. But knows what Alex said. How much did you make yesterday, Alex? Yesterday was 900 bucks. So people are laughing. Nine hundred dollars. Oh, I made more than Alex. I'm better at trading than Alex. I mean, I'm just trying to tell you guys, man, Alex trades 30 minutes a day, one hour a day. Today was 25 minutes, bro. Yeah. We mean, Alex, we're done the first freaking 15 minutes a day. But the point is, of course, if you want, you can, you can max it out. He can go a hundred thousand shares if you want to, but that's not the point. The point is, you know what? He size it up for his own stress relief. I mean, it depends on what you're trying to do. I'm just trying to educate everybody to the fact that don't just look at the big money, guys, look, the key is the process, the process, the risk management. You have to weigh the risk to reward and know when to press size. And not every day requires size. Yesterday there was a lack of opportunity. It was almost like squeezing water out of a rock. So because of that, that doesn't give me the signal that I should be using size, but on a stock like E Y E N that has some warrants that has some dirty filings that has a lot of inexperienced, uneducated people piling in high. That to me gave me a signal that, all right, there's an edge here. There's dilution stock is under VWAP. There's bag holders long. I mean, to me, it gave me all the signals that I needed to size in. And honestly, again, the size that I'm using is the size that makes me feel comfortable. Had I used 50, 60, 100,000 shares, I may have made more money, but I would have also been stressed. And what I've learned about my trading is the less stressed that I am in my trading, the more money I make long term because now tomorrow I am confident. I am calm and I'm ready to attack again. Correct. That's exactly the point. Stick to the process, guys. The process will reward you. If you want to make bigger money, what you do is you don't just start forcing size. You try to look at your process and see how you can tweak the process and then start to add size slowly over time. The last thing you want to do is, okay, you think you're making money. Too many people size up too quickly. And what happens is the very first time they size up, they lose their entire bankroll. You have to get comfortable with the size because it's not just adding a few thousand more shares. A little pop on those few thousand shares could make you very nervous and all that stuff. My whole point is this is going to segue into a great thing that I want to talk about. So I guess if you want to go, Alex, I'm going to talk about risks and all that stuff. Yeah. The last thing I want to mention is our new broker partnership. So if you guys didn't watch yesterday's live video, we actually partnered up with a new broker for international accounts. So if you are non-USA, outside the USA like Canada, Russia, anywhere else, our new broker partners. Non-USA. Yeah. So the reason why are this new broker partner is awesome is because now they're giving special perks to MICC members. So if you open up a trade zero account, right? If you open up a trade zero account, I'm going to have links in the description of this video. You're going to get 5% off locates. You're going to get free platform for three months. After the three months, you're going to get a 20% discount on your platform and the account minimum to open is a thousand dollars. And if you're international, there's no PDT rule. Locate, locate, this account? Locate discount. You get a 5% locate discount, which is exclusive to us only. No one else has a deal like this. And that amount of money that you save on your locates could go towards paying for your MIC membership. So essentially it almost becomes free. Yeah. So as you know, man, we don't just do partnerships, just to be a common normal affiliate to get a few dollars from people. Well, we do partnerships. It's to help our members. We only have another partnership, which is with Cobra Trading. If you're in the United States, Cobra is your choice. The best broker, the most inexpensive for locates. That's what Alex and I use as well. Everybody in my city is loving it, but they told us, we need Canadian. We are out of the country. We have a smaller account, you know what I'm saying? So we cannot be limited by pattern day trader rule for USA. So we went out to find an international broker that would help. We have hundreds of guys do. I think like 20, 30 percent of people international, by the way, they needed a broker like Canadian. And so that's the reason why we partner with them. They obviously know our track record. So they can verify how legit we are. And that's the thing.  And it took us six months to work out this deal. We needed them to give us something to help our members, not just us, referring people and getting money. That's not the intent of these partnerships, guys. It has to be a two-way street. You members have to save, you know, and they it's a relationship as a partnership and not just a just a cheap affiliate. So yeah, and it always goes back to the same thing, guys. M.I.C. is a community, right? So you have to ask yourself, what is your community doing to help you? Right?  We are trying to actively do what we can to provide you guys, our members, with the most amount of value possible. And no one else in the industry is going to have deals and perks like we do. Oh, and the reason we want to bring these partnerships on is because they are now in our chat room. So you have issues and questions. You don't need to call the phone anymore. You're in our chat room talking to them on a private line that no one can read. So make sure that you when you join a community, the community cannot spy on you. If you're using a private proprietary software, they are spying on you by the way. OK, they can read your messages. So we use Slack, which is a public company, and no one can spy on anybody. And the fact that it's all encrypted Slack, dude. And now you're able to talk freely on a direct message, private message with the broker itself. So you have issues by your account. You know, this is awesome. So we have Cobra in the room and now we're going to have we have trade zero as well. Yep, this is your contact for trade zero right here in the broker talk room. And then as always, Cobra is here as well. The president and CEO of Cobra Trading is who you guys have access to. I mean, it doesn't get better than that. Correct. Correct, man. So now you now not you are not alone anymore, guys, because the problem I had before without the small trader that brokers really don't really talk to you unless you're a big time trader.  Because you're basically not making them money. You're actually costing money because every time you got a phone call with a customer service rep, they lose money. So, you know, so now this is the power of leveraging community. You have issues and you're in M.I.C. They will take care of you. Yep, that's it, bro. That's it. All right, man. All right, we'll talk next Alex, right? All right, guys, that's the segue to me to what I'm talking about. So yesterday Alex made like 900 bucks, OK? He's not sitting around swinging $100,000 a day trying to break the record, trying to walk around the point of trading. It's not a competition, guys. Trading is a competition, not between other people, actually. It's a competition between you and your own discipline. The best traders are not necessarily the guys with the most money, not necessarily the guys that have the most intelligence. It's the guys with the most discipline, OK? We've taken, I mean, there's huge examples with M.I.C., like Faye. She started with knowing nothing and within a month or two, consistently make, I'm not going to talk about her numbers, but it's basic. I think she's making more than her job now as an engineer. And you know how much engineers make over in Silicon Valley. So I'm very happy and that's the whole point. The whole point is this, guys, making a million dollars a year may or may not change your life as much as just making 200 dollars a day. OK, because if you think a million dollars is going to change your life, means you already had money. And that's what the failure of these people are, in my opinion. They don't value what two hundred dollars means. Two hundred dollars means for me, life changing money is walking to a restaurant and being able to order anything I want. Unless it's like a five star Michelin, whatever, like a normal thing.   Pelé Mignon is going to cost more than prime, you know, steak or whatever. Now I don't really care. Twenty dollars extra. How cool is that? Before I was like, you know, worried about buying a steak. OK, a hundred dollars is OK now. That to me is life changing money. The moment I figured that out was the moment I became very consistent that I realized that, you know what, man, I'm killing myself, trying to make fifty thousand, a hundred thousand dollars a day, swinging up and down to stress when I need to create a system, a consistent, systematic, repeatable system. Faced around winning strategies, but more importantly, low risk, low risk and low stress. Someone told me, a really rich person told me this and he changed my life as well later on in my career.  I mean, it doesn't really matter to you. He's not going to change your life. Like me making more money today is not going to change my life. OK, my life is already good. I'm not, you know, what's going to change my life is making that money with at least amount of stress, no stress in the least amount of time possible. Let's say I make a million dollars a year, but I'm working 80 hours a week stressed out, you know, dying, stressed out versus making 300 grand a year, 500 grand a year, no stress. Saving time, time for me to do whatever I want to do, working one hour a day. That's my point. After taxes and all that stuff, guys, don't chase the money. What you need to be able to do is chase a system that's going to give you life changing opportunity and freedom. You have to sit down and define what the life changing opportunity and freedom is. It's not a million bucks.   It will change your life forever. And remember when I keep talking about two dollars, oh, that's little money. But if you can make two hundred dollars a day, you can make two thousand a day. It's up to you. But in order for you to make consistent two thousand dollars a day, you need to make two hundred dollars a day.  People want to level up and swing hundreds of thousands of dollars.  You do not have the bank rule to handle these swings. But I talked to the guys last night. It's not even about the capital, like the financial capital. It's the mental, emotional, psychological capital that's affected.  OK, three hundred thousand dollars lost. This was maybe 10 years ago, but I was up three million dollars at that time. OK, I was up three million dollars on the year. And I was and even that crippled me in terms of not financially.  But mental capital is freaking me out. I became so scared.  I'm afraid that's going to happen again. I have PTSD, all that stuff. You know how it overcame that? I took it.  I think when I walk into trading, I am the man, I'm going to bank, bank, bank. And I'm pissed I didn't load up on the previous play. So I make money specifically trading my process. But I was greedy. I was like, why did I load up? I'm right 90 percent of the time.   I forgot what it was, but it was like a penny stock.  OK, million dollars. I was the most in the volume. That was so greedy. And when it was time for me to sell, there was no buyers. And so I just had a dump. OK. And that pretty much. You know, that pretty much messed me up mentally.  It's not the money that I'm great of, guys. A lot of the guys, like athletes, you go through a even the best hall of famers go through like slumps, right? Baddie slumps, shooting slumps. Most of these guys, they're pros, they're elite. They get over these hurdles. But most of us are normal human beings. We can never recover from things like that. Like if you got mugged walking at night. You are now going to be scared of walking at night by yourself. And I don't want you to get to that that that position where you have to test yourself, whether or not you can overcome this adversity. OK, so what do you do, guys? I don't want you to get mugged at night. I don't want you to walk alone at night. You should always have someone with you when you walk alone at night. Makes sense? So there's two ways to do it. Oh, I will figure it out because it'll never happen to me. But when the moment it happens to you, you may not recover. And that's why I keep talking about risk management. Risk management is not there when things are good. Risk management is there when things are bad. It's like putting on a seatbelt when you drive a car. Ninety nine percent of the time it's fine. But that one time you need a seatbelt is going to save your life. So we have all these risk parameters, which I'm not going to get into. We have videos on this. My point to you is this. The secret to leveling up, guys, is to do it consistently and prevent the pitfalls of the what if outlier.  I've seen guys lose tens of millions of dollars touring Tesla. And now they're trading tiny size compared to what they used to trade. And they're humbled. So there's two types of people in the world, guys. Those that have been humbled and those are about to be humbled. And I don't want you guys to get to the point where where, you know what, man, one trade will take you out. At the beginning stages of your trading career, you will not be able to recover. The experts, the guys like me, taking a $300,000 loss, I will recover. OK, if I am good, I will recover. OK, but if you are, but if I took that when I was young in my career, I may not recover. It may scare me to the point where I'm going to go back and get a job. Now I'm frightened every time I place a trade. And it doesn't have to be $300,000, guys. A lot of the guys just lose a few thousand bucks. They're rent, whatever the hell it may be, which will scare them. And I don't want you to get to that point. And I'm giving you as an example of Alex, OK? Alex trades one hour a day. I think he's almost up a million bucks this year. This year, he's on the pace, he's talking about what I'm going to jinx up to be over a million trading an hour a day and look at what he does. Fairly, the risk management is on point when he loses. It's not hundreds of thousands, guys. It's thousands of dollars. When he wins, it's tens of thousands. And these thousand dollar days, $3,000 days, they may not see much, but they add up. I'm going to give you a perspective, OK? $4,000 a day on the average is one million a year, guys. One million dollars a year. Would that change your life? OK, making two thousand a day average, half a million. A quarter of a million, a thousand. Hundred thousand dollars a year is what? Five hundred bucks a day, guys. Five hundred dollars a day. Can you make five hundred dollars a day? That's a hundred thousand dollars a year. Two hundred dollars a day is fifty thousand. That's my point to you. When you scale, when I, so go to my Twitter, I pinned it.  Every day I'm looking at those numbers. How much should I make today? I'm on the pace to make what I want to make. It's not about swinging up and down. Because I always thought to make a million a year, I have to swing up and down tens of twenty thousand dollars, a hundred thousand dollars a day. No consistency. How did I make three million a year? How did I make a million? Those are when you trade the process. It happens. You aim for something, but it doesn't mean that that's the only number you're going to hit, okay? But the key, you're never going to hit your numbers unless you don't have the giant losses. Rich Magic is the only way. Because like I tell you, man, it's not just a financial collapse. It's the mental that is worse than a financial collapse, guys. I've heard stories where good traders have bad days and they never recover mentally. You know, how many athletes like that? So that's my whole point to you guys. How do you make a million dollars a year? Four thousand a day. You're very shocked, okay? I've been averaging that every day. Not going to win.  And even if I post a six thousand dollar, ten thousand dollar a day, eight thousand, four thousand, three thousand, it doesn't seem that much to you.  And that's my point to you guys. And you don't need to make a million. Focus on making two hundred a day, twenty dollars a day to learn the system.  Hey, An, are you here?  He was a trader back in the day and he broke all sorts of rules. So now he's like, I'm going to come back in now, listen to the MIC process and falls it. So at 1030 zombie rule, he shut this computer down. He tells his, I'll tell. Okay, I'll let him talk.  On, right here. We got to listen to this success story, guys. He's already successful, but you know, you can be the best doctor, whatever, but in trading, it humbles you regardless of who you are. What's up, man? What's up, pal? Hey, it's an honor, man. I have COVID here. So that's why I have this thing on. COVID here? So I'm going to let you talk for a while. I'm going to let you talk, introduce yourself and all that stuff. Yeah, everybody, I'm on. I'm on, I'm a, you know, I'm a doc. I'm here in my clinic, actually. So my staff walks in.  Hey, plug your place, plug your place. Do you want to sign? What's up? Hey, your place actually lends very well with trading. Pain, right? Play pain clinic. Yeah, it's a pain clinic and it's, it's, it's, pain is quite painful, but, but yeah, it's, it's an honor. I'm very happy that I had this opportunity to really refine my trading skills. I, you know, I started, what, maybe five, six years ago, six years ago, and I used to blow up all the time. I used to come in, swing. I was there that day that you, you did the Fannie Mae thing, Val.  I made a little bit of money, but not too much. But, but yeah, I, I, you know, it's, it's just the process here has really changed my life, changed my trading. It's, it's amazing. So, so tell us what you did differently.  Yeah. And by the way, everyone asked for my charts, but I don't have my laptop. So I trade off the little laptop and I won't put Daph on anything else. Like I have this, see, I have this big computer here, right? And it's only for charts, but I don't have Daph on there. But so, so I trade off the laptop and at 1030, my secretary comes to take it away because I'm an addict. Like I'll sit, I'll sneak in trades, you know, I'll try to like, you know, you know, see something pop the VWAP and I'm like, I got to short it again. And then all of a sudden, you know, it flies all the way up and then, and there go, I gave up my profits for the day. So, so my staff all knows is that come 1030, they take my computer away. But, but that's, that's what's changed my trading. It's just the system, the discipline.  I had a whole like mobile setup with like multiple monitors.  That's what most people do. They treat trading as a hobby. Yeah. Now he's treating as a business, man. He's treating as a business. That's right, man. And then back then I was like, you know, running it out of surgeries, trading and running back into the call room, trading. And it sucked because surgery is like seven, three in the morning on, you know, Western West Coast time and, and I was already smashed sometimes surgeries at six o'clock in the morning and I was already tied up and I couldn't trade and I always had FOMO. So, so this, this is, it's amazing. It's really changed my life. Like, I'm really great. So now, now you, now you get to brag about your performance and tell, tell us how you're doing it. Tell us the process. That's changed it. Do you have it on the screen that you can show? Have what? My? Yeah. The PNL. My PNL today? No, yeah. And today, and that's that awesome tart from when you started at MIC. So I don't know how to put it up. Let me see. What do I, what do I do? Oh, I forgot you're on the phone, right? So if it's a laptop, you can put the phone to the laptop. I'll post it up in the room, but, but yeah, yeah, I posted it this morning. I will post it on Instagram guys, but you can talk about it. I'll post it on Instagram later for you guys. It's very impressive because it's not the dollar amount, guys, it's the fact that on was a trader with me back in the day and we would have a lot of fun, but he treated it as a hobby. But now when he came back, it was now I'm serious about this and I'm going, how are you going to be serious? Are you going to make a trading plan? The trading plan because like, how do you stop yourself from breaking your rules?  Because this is a problem. I'm telling you guys, on makes money as a doctor. And so he doesn't treat this seriously. So he's going to reload his account.  After a while he's like, what the fuck? So he's treating it.  It's horrible. It's horrible. So he took it seriously now guys.  So what on how to do with the hardest part, right? Is to unlearn our bad habits. Five year break. That's what does it.  And then he became back and he's like, now I'm ready to learn again. So he forgotten all the bad habits that he did. But the bad habits all come back over trading. That's right. Like I'll post my P&L from yesterday. Like I tried a new system to see if I can, you know, handle more tickers and I over traded it. I mean, it's all for 1030, but I had like 20 different positions on 20 different equities and it was horrible. It was horrible. And then today I focused again and you know, I did really well. Like, you know, it was just a small amount of effort. All right. So tell us your performance, how did you join and how was your progression? And just talk about dollar amounts because I want you to show these kids what's possible because you were surprised yourself. We all, I'm surprised. So I'm totally surprised.   We weren't seeing patients, we're making any money. You know, I had to keep the staff alive, had to pay the rent. So I basically said, you know what, I gotta start trading. And that's when I reached out to you, Bao. And I said, okay, fine, I'm going to come in seriously. So I had my, and I still trade off of it, but my old trading laptop that I used in the hospital since what, five, six years ago, that's what I'm trading on with. Windows 95. And every time I get filled in DOS, the thing stalls. The thing stalls. It's horrible. Yeah, he was using a five year old laptop, five year old laptop. Yeah. But anyways, that's what made me decide to get in and I had to take it seriously because I have employees and I have lives to take care of. And so I started first week of June and first week was kind of rough because I didn't have any discipline. And every time I traded a hot chick, I'd have a red experience. Every time I traded past 10.30, it was red. And I was always green beforehand and I was red afterward. And it got to the point where even my wife got involved and Bao posted that thing, that picture of my wife yelling at me last week because she didn't want me to trade anymore after 10.30 because I was up. And so every time I'm up and every time it's around 10.30, I have to stop. Like I suck.  You guys mean you can do it, but I suck.  Discipline.   And so what Andan now was, he made sure that he's not responsible for his own trade anymore. His wife is watching, pulling the plug. Your wife didn't even call the broker, right? Yeah, so she has access to the broker. She'll call the broker and yell at them and tell, hey, you need to cut it to count. And she's done that a couple of times. It's cool, right? Yeah. But it works. Yup. And then now you have a tab. You got a tab. Woody's the tab. He's helping you, right? He's screaming at you too. He yells at me all the time. He's awesome. He's awesome. He's a very good tab. Did you have to lick that battery? I did. I have it right here. Hi, ma'am. Sorry, sorry, sorry. I will. I'll call her. I'll call her. Okay, okay. Yeah. See, I'm running a little late. Okay, we'll go fix it. It's okay. But yeah, here's my battery.  So I don't even touch him in the morning.  But it works, dude. It works. It works. You put a ring on there, Alex. That's good. So this is the thing, man. In order to train your discipline, you have to do something different. You can't just sit around and say, okay, I'm going to stop doing it. We're human beings. We're not going to do it. That's right.   Yeah, I was just going to say that a lot of the traders have been asking me, what's my process? And it's very simple. The hot chicks, I don't even look at them that day.  So here I have a stack of paper with the hot chicks on it. See, and I just look at it. I scan them the following days. And that's what I trade. And how much did you start with on? 50K. So you deposited 50,000. Come on. And so I wish I could show the chart. So tell us, do you've been here since June? What's that? You can send them as to her. Okay. All right, thank you. Yeah, sorry. Go ahead. So you've been here since June. So tell us how your education, so people want to learn. So the first week that you study and what are the results of the first month, second month, third month? So I watched the accelerator as you recommended. I listened to it in the mornings when I drive to work and I listened to your lectures and your IG lectures and Alex's daily walks on Mondays when I drive home. And it just gets me in the mindset that I didn't even listen to it in the morning when I drive to work. So that's basically it, just watching. I haven't watched everything yet. I still want to. I saw that list that they made and I have to get to it, but I haven't. But the key is you're a busy man. That's my point to everybody.  It's a lot. And so if you want this to happen, which on does, he started to listen to our videos in the car. You don't make an excuse. And this is a lot of love of the story, man. He barely sleeps like maybe four hours, five hours a day. But he wants it. And so I want, don't be shy, but I wanted a very humble guy, which I love. And this is the reason why he's very successful in my opinion. Cause he's able to look at him, man. Oh, look at on. He's a very successful profession, professional doctor owning a clinic. Most of most people in his position is not going to want to listen to advice from anybody. Cause you know, most people in that high position say, I know everything. And so they don't watch the videos. You know how many people I, I try to mentor, they have not seen a single video because they're like, I am very good in my career. Right? So, yep. I can tell you, it's been life changing.  Like, and I'll, I'll share the numbers. Like last week, I grossed over 70K this last week. Just in one week. Yeah. But if I had stuck to my rules and didn't trade after 10th or nice, they'll did some trades. That's why my wife's been yelling at me. It would have been well over 100K last week. I mean, today. And they say, and I want to let people know, it's not just one day making 70. He's consistently making 20,000 a day. Yeah. And that's the thing. He's not gambling guys. He's not revenge trading. He's following the rules and all of a sudden it adds up. The process yields this daily. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Today, I mean, I made 28K today. So my wife yelling at me already at 10 o'clock. So what you show me was even more, I mean, you've only been here for three months. Less than three months. And tell us your profits in the first month, second month, third month. So first month, I grossed, let me pull it up here. And I'll share my P&L calendar if I both can have it, but without my numbers on it. So you can use it however you want. Because I programmed it on Google Drive. But let's see here. So the first month in June, I, so without fees or with fees? Doesn't matter. Without fees is fine. OK. So whatever it is. Let me cut it off. Without fees, it was $97,900. So $98,000 the first month. And I had three red days. And I didn't trade four days under the month. OK. The second month, I had seven red days.  I grossed $103,000 that month. But I had like seven red days. And my biggest red day was like $13,000. But this month, I'm all green. I mean, I'm on a 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 day green stream. And I'm already up like this month. I'm up $105,000. So you're up over $300,000 because you're sticking to the process. You're listening to your wife.  You stop trading. Yep. That's right. Avoid the hot trick. Just cut after $10, $10.30. Don't touch it again. And I've been telling other traders, just unplug your computer. Give your cable away. Just walk away. You'll understand later. And it will be really hard at first. But it changes your thinking. And once you're able to break that addiction cycle, we're all addicts. We're all addicts of the screens and the quote-unquote opportunities and the euphoria we receive from winning win. But you break that cycle, your P&L is going to skyrocket. And that's what's happening this week. Because what a lot of traders do is you make $100,000.  Yeah. That's what kills you. And I'm going to do this for Woody because Woody, I told Woody, I wanted to say low profiles.   Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. But this is awesome, man. This is, I mean, life changing. It's not just a monetary. Like I said, now it's a mental. You know you can do this for the rest of your life. Knock on wood. It's up to you. And so what kind of risk parameters are you doing? This is the thing I want everybody to know, guys. He's making this money, trading one hour a day, not revenge trading. Sticking to the low hanging fruits, the easier plays that no one even knows about. Because every time he touches the hot chick, he loses. Yeah, yep, yep. So people ask me what size I trade. Like I'll show you. I traded about 4,000 shares of MCRB today, just 4,000. But I recycled over and over again. And I don't even know what my P&L is. I'll post it later. But it's recycling. It's coming in and out. I think you're up like 12 or 14 grand on that stock. Yeah, I didn't even know. Yeah, because I had to run. He's making too much money, OK? But he's doing an imaginable amount. That's the point. And he's trading the stock that everybody forgot about. Val, you still there? Oh, shoot. Can you hear me? Yeah, yeah, yeah. OK, I think my thing is about to that. OK, go ahead. Can you hear me? Yep, yep. OK, cool. Yeah, so the point is like this. He's trading the easier trades that everybody forgets about. It's not the sexy trades.  You have that much money. And he's trading five different stocks. And each stock is yielding his money. It adds up. It's not like one stock is making $50,000. It's four stocks making $5,000. And he's making 20 grand a day. Yeah, well, not every day. But yeah, yeah. But yeah, that's pretty good enough. No, again, guys, I'm honored. I mean, I'm honored to the community. I'm honored that you told me this would be like changing. Thinking that Tosh and Alex and all the mods have put forth. Like, it's phenomenal. And I wish people that are really serious about trading and really serious about developing that discipline and process would take this the opportunity to learn from here seriously. I hope this is a community around a long time. But it's life changing. Yeah. And you see what? What's up? Go ahead. And you see, I'm sorry to do it. You see what Anz talk about? Anz talk about process all that. And someone asked, what broker do you use? It doesn't matter what broker you use. You guys are focusing on the wrong things, guys. Listen to what he's saying. You should be asking questions about his process. How is he finding these stocks? What is he learning these strategies? Things like that. You don't need to ask him, like, what brand is his underwear? What book is he using?  What keyboard? You know how many people ask me what keyboard I use?   You know, learn to focus on the right things.  And then I ask them, did you join MIC? No. I'm learning on my own.   I mean, there's things, Anz, you can tell this. There's things that you will never be able to learn on your own. Yeah. There's things that. Yeah, it's true. It's true. I mean, dude, I was a lover of zombie hours back then. When the stocks popped out to VWAP back then during zombie hour, I was like, oh, I got to short it. And all of a sudden, it pops all the way up to the high of day. And there goes my profits and profits for the week or the month. You were at adrenaline junkie, which is most of us. Oh, yeah. Adrenaline junkie, and that's what it is, man. Yeah, and I want to point out, can I just say one more thing is that. You said as much things you want. Yeah, I'm in a pain clinic. So I deal a lot with patients with opioid addictions. Like I can tell you, I find it within myself that I'm addicted to drugs. And it's addicted.  And you have to find something to force yourself to walk away. And yes, short clients. I'm short clients.   And so he's been calling you a buy trader. I've tried trading long. And every time I try trading long, I lose. I'm not as good as Harry. Now, Harry's probably really good at that, but yeah. So just develop your style. Develop your niche, but learn the discipline. That's the most important thing. And learn to walk away, even if you're down, walk away. No revenge trading, no foemolds. It's the opportunity to set up isn't there. Walk away, who cares? And he started with $50,000, guys. Just trading the process. And then one day, I looked at his P&L. I'm like, what the hell, dude?  I'm so happy. And like I told you, man, you hit it on the head when you said you have to find a reason to leave. Because we are adrenaline junkies. I'm addicted to the adrenaline of trading, just like you. Just like a heroin person. Why do you think we do these walks? I have to leave the freaking keyboard. And I'm always late to the IG live. I'm still trading. And you know what I have right now? I have open orders. Because that's how much of a junkie I am. I want to come back there. And I'm OK if I'm down or up $2,000.  But you hit it on the head. The reason why, because I'm trying to help you, because I know how you were. And the thing is, you know what, man? I know you're a great trader. And the only thing that matters, in my opinion, being a great trader, is discipline. And this is what I want to tell the whole entire world. You cut the learning curve, because you don't have to figure out the strategy. We already told you what strategies work. Most of the guys that don't join, they're spending their time trying to figure out what works. And that's the thing that mind boggles me. You don't want to pay for MIC. And you rather lose money. We give you the strategy that works. And that's the reason why your learning curve is cut tremendously. You just now need to focus on your discipline. And being in the community helps. And that's my whole point to these guys.  You think you know everything. If you stop being in MIC, stop having a tab. Stop doing this.   You're absolutely right.  Don't be fooled. I screw up all the time. Not in surgery, because that goes in the box. Yeah. But you know, on the market. But you're the same as me, man. I started this community because it's like, this is to me, like, Alcoholics Anonymous. You need a community. I'm a trader's anonymous, right? Me and you are junkies in trading. And if I just leave on my own, I don't have Alex. I don't have you. I don't have members to account for.  And that's the problem. So being a community, to me, it's just traders anonymous, man. You just got to keep going through the section. That's right. Yeah. Again, you guys are the best. Bro, I have to excuse myself. I'm 40 minutes late. Oh, go, go. We're good. Thank you. You're going to get pissed, dude. Yep. Thanks a lot, man. Thanks for your time. You can check out any time. Yeah, I'll talk to you soon. Thanks, guys. Don't fear someone. Thanks. Yeah. Well, guys, there you are here. It took me a long time to get him on the, cause yeah, surgery in the morning.  But basically that's what I want to tell you guys. That the road to a million dollars is not one off revenge trading. It's creating a system based around a repeatable system, based around winning strategies, but coupled with risk management. Part of his risk management is his process. His process tells him to leave at 1030 or his wife is going to divorce him. His wife, Ashley Fissick, is called at the broker to tell the broker to cut them off. He told his secretary to pull the plug. I'm the one checking.  That's my whole point to you guys. Okay, guys, you guys can't do this. You guys can't do this. Do you really want it bad enough?  You need to put around risk management. This is all about the risk management. We are all adrenaline junkies, and that's why we lose. All right, guys. We'll see you online and we'll see you at the boot camp. Any questions? Text Tosh, okay? I just shared to you guys a million dollar formula on how to become a millionaire. You know, it will, everybody has a different time to get there, but I guarantee you, if you stick to this and you're disciplined, you will get there, okay? I have faith in you. If you're disciplined and you want it bad enough, it all starts with $100 a day, guys. I'll see you guys. Text Tosh.


Okay, thank you. So yeah, as we said, I'm going to be talking about what goes into making games for VR. And I think all of you must have played somehow with VR. Some of you may have used a headset, some of you may have played some games. Some of you may have used Pokemon Go, the AR game, or some other form of AR, at least even if it was just to check what the hype is about. So all these seem to be very different things, but they have a lot in common. And at Mozilla, we call it the mixed reality. And it's a spectrum from virtual reality to augmented reality, and there are some variations in the middle. So now is a great time for developers to jump into this field, mixed reality. And A-Frame is a tool that I'm going to be using today, which is something open source community tool, web framework, actually, which helps you build VR scenes with just web technologies. Very simple, primarily HTML. And you can actually ignore the boilerplate code that you have to do, the basic setup, et cetera. You can just not worry about how to make this into a VR thing, how to do the basic setup. You can concentrate on actual logic of your game. First of all, I'd like to talk about a very useful tool called Spoke, which is SPOKE Spoke. It's very useful, easy to use. It's a complete studio, runs on your browser. It lets you quickly take all the amazing 3D content from across the web, Sketchfab, Google Poly. You may have searched these sites if you ever looked for 3D models. They are amazing. So you can use them. You can create your own custom scene and your own personal experience. And you can also, first of all, it can be published immediately on hubs, which is a web-based social experience. It also runs right on your browser. Or you can just export the complete scene and import it literally anywhere else. So you can set up the trees, mountains, you can basically position them, drag and drop, et cetera. And you can directly import it as one 3D model and use it anywhere else in your other game also. So I really use screenshots here for some reason. My laptop isn't working quite right. So if you want a bunch of trees for your game, so I've used here one tree from Sketchfab, I can just copy paste the URL on this. Here, if I click on this plus, there is something to import your 3D model. You can basically copy paste the URL and use models directly. And they'll be imported. You can duplicate, you can position them, drag them around. You can add more things. You can do everything without writing anything, any code. And you can export it. All you have to do is just file export as gltf. But anyway, before getting into all this, I'll be talking about how to get started with building A-Frame games. Now, I thought there was a session before mine, which was to talk about the basics of A-Frame. So I didn't really put a lot of basics. But I will mention whatever is needed, wherever it's needed, if the code gets. So anything in A-Frame comes inside. So all you need to do is import the library, like script SRC. That's all. No build steps or anything complex like you do in Unity. Anything in A-Frame comes inside. A-Scene is like a global object in A-Frame. It does all of the setup for you, lights, camera, all the boilerplate code, the setup for VR. It does it for you. Stats is basically just to see some stats. Here, if you see, I've added A-Cursor inside the camera. What it's doing is you see a circular cursor for the headsets that don't have controllers. So most headsets have controllers. You can point things around. But for those who don't have, you'll primarily be using gaze-based interactions. So where you look, there should be a cursor, something to know where you're looking at. I'll just show you in a second. OK, where is my cursor? We'll be building something like this. There'll be an imp coming out of it. Your aim is to use a stick or a staff to hit the imp. And if not, first of all, it'll be coming out. And with the effect of gravity, it will fall down. And your aim is to hit it before it falls down. This is all actually created by Josh Marinacci from Mozilla. Getting back to the presentation. Showing it. OK, so our game, as I said, will have that object. And so before doing all that, we'll be building a basic prototype. We'll not get directly into 3D models. So we want to prove that our concept will work. So we'll basically start off with a simple scene. I think this is done. We'll be using this one. We'll have a stick. If the player misses, the object should fall on the ground, as you already saw. Since I said we'll be building a basic prototype first, we'll have the object as a sphere. And we'll have a plane. And we'll have a box for the paddle to hit, just to know if the game is working.  So basic primitives have direct tags. Entity is basically, everything in A frame is an entity. So it's like a generic way to build things, build objects. So this is a sphere built by the standard syntax, because we'll basically be replacing it with a 3D model later on. That's the imp. That's the object we'll be hitting. The plane is just going to be a plane, so we'll just use the shorter syntax. So basically, we have an object to hit. Now we just created a sphere, which we'll be hitting. To hit it with, we'll use a box. So we just use A box. Color equals to blue. We're just using blue color for now. We are placing it inside the camera. Inside the camera, if you see, here it's not visible. We'll be placing it inside the camera. So basically, what it means is it's kind of on your head. Wherever you look, it will be there. It's kind of here, stuck to the camera. So z equals to 3, as I've mentioned, depth equals to 3, because we want it to be a bit far away. You won't be able to see if anything. When you build a game, and you have to specify x, y, and z axis of everything. When you build any object. So x is this way, y is this way, z goes into the screen. So if you reload the screen, it will be something like this has been built. You just created a sphere. You just created a box. And since the box is stuck to the camera, so something like this, you have A cursor. Now we have the geometry we needed. We can move your head and the paddle moves with it. So trying to hit the ball with the paddle won't do anything yet, because we just have the geometry now. The computer knows how the objects will look, but not how they will behave. So for that, we need physics, the laws of physics. So physics engines can generally be very complicated. So the beauty of A frame is that there's a lot of components. So built-in components, the community has built some components. So physics components are basically one of the components that's built by the community. Don McCurdy's A frame dash extras component specifically is the one you need to import right now. And then you can start playing with physics. And you can add this to the head of the HTML page. And we can simply turn on the physics by adding physics equals to debug true to the ACM. But adding physics won't just do anything. We still have to tell. So the physics laws are in the environment, but we have to tell which objects in the scene should be affected by gravity and other forces. So our game has a lot of things. So the imp will be suddenly coming out, and it will have a certain velocity, and then it will be affected by gravity. So there will be a lot of things involved. So here, we have dynamic and static bodies. A dynamic body basically, it has full physics. It can experience all forces, even the forces of gravity, and affect other bodies. A static body, it cannot do that, but it can transfer forces when other bodies come in touch with it. So you will generally use static bodies for things that don't move, like a wall or a ground. And dynamic will be something like a ball that we have. So if you reload the page now, so if you see we've added a static body and dynamic body, ball has a dynamic body, static body is a ground. If you reload the page, the ball will suddenly fall to the ground due to the force of gravity. It will just fall to the ground. But the ground will stop it. So now we need to make the paddle of the box able to hit the ball. So if you think of it, you might think that since it's moving, it might be a dynamic body. But it's actually, we don't really want the physics to work on that. We want our code to be able to hit it and exert the force. So we will use a static body for it, and we can use the camera to swing the paddle and hit the ball. So if you reload the page now, if you see we've just mentioned static body here, so it will work. So you can kind of like this. You've not really created the score thing yet, but you will be able to hit the ball and stuff like that. Coming back to the presentation, so you might ask why not turn on physics for everything. First of all, physics is computationally expensive. So if more objects have associated physics, more CPU resources will be used. Secondly, for many objects in the scene, we don't really want physics to be turned on. So for example, if a tree is 1 millimeter above the ground, we don't really want it to fall back to the ground. Or the moon, we don't really want to fall back to the ground. So only turn on physics for the objects that's necessary. Now moving the ball by hitting is OK. But for a real game, we need to track when the paddle hits the ball to increase the score. That's the whole point of a game. So we need a score to increase when the collision occurs. So we use collisions to do this. The physics engine emits a collide event. Every time the object hits another object. So we can listen to this event, and we can find out when something has been hit, what it is, and we can manipulate it. So here, if you see, we've just created some utility function for accessing the DOM elements. So talking about the functions that we will be needing. So this is a point where we just can't get away with just HTML. We need to write some functions, logic, and JavaScript. We will need to, first of all, reset the ball after the player has hit it. Or if they've missed, and a certain number of seconds have passed by. And resetting means moving the ball back to the center, setting the forces to 0, and initializing a timeout. So as you can see, we've done the reset ball function to do this. And we're using a selector to find the ball. And then we have a body property added by the physics engine. And we have all the attributes of physics. We can reset the position, velocity, angular velocity. That's what the code is doing. It might look longer, but it's actually basically just repetitions and accessing the. So velocity, if you see, we've not really set it back to 0. It's 0, 5, 0. So basically, when the imp comes out, it will be with a velocity of 5 in the y direction. y is this direction. And then, of course, afterwards, the gravity will start acting. It will fall down. But initially, it will come out with 5. So now we need to know when the collision actually happens. So we can increment the score and trigger the reset. So we'll do this by colliding event on the weapon entities. So this will go after a scene. And we are just making sure that the player didn't already hit the ball. Otherwise, they could hit the ball over and over again before we reset it. So it's actually comparing the body IDs, if you say. And yeah, so if the ball was hit, then set hit to true. And clear the reset timeout. Schedule a new one for two seconds in the future. So after that, we'll be able to launch the ball over and over and keep track of the score. But a score isn't very useful if you can't see it. So we'll just add a text. In A-frame, text is just added by A-text. And it's kind of like a heads-up display. Again, you add it inside a camera. So wherever you look, the score is visible. And we need to update the score text whenever the score changes. So we just add this at the end of the colliding event handler. So now if you reload, it will be like this. The one that I showed you before, the score will be displayed. And so now that we have a basic game running, we have proven the concept. We can now replace it with 3D models. So we have a lot of 3D models to import. So we will be using assets. So assets are basically large chunks of data when they actually preload. And they are cached automatically. That's the A-frame asset management system. And so we can just use A-asset item to import one by one. And we can put it at the top of the scene and access them by their IDs later on. And so now what we have to do is we can swap the sphere with the imp that we will be hitting and parallel the box for the staff, the stick. So that's what I've done here, weapon and ball elements. So sometimes it may happen when you're building such a game. While importing the models, you may not be able to see some models after positioning them appropriately. So most of the times when you import models from the internet, you pick up them from the internet. If this happens, what it means is the center of the model is away from the coordinate system. You're here, here, sorry. So you just need to reposition it. That's all that's needed. So now there's still a problem. The staff, the stick we have, it's not a geometric shape. It's a full 3D model. And the physics engine can't really directly work with a full mesh. So instead, it needs to know which primitive object to use. So what we will do is a workaround we could use a sphere, which is centered at the end of the staff. And that part, the player will actually be using to hit. And also we need to move the static body definition to the outer entity, so it's not affected by the model offset. So if you see here, we've just added a static body and the shape sphere. So now if you reload it, we have a core mechanics working correctly with the new models. And now it's time to add the decorations. What we can do is two things here. What we have already created on Spoke, the complete environment, we can import directly. Or we could just import one by one 3D models and test their positions and move around them. So if you do the second option, we have a lot of 3D models here, as you can see. I've used here a 3D model for a pot, a cauldron, which has bubbles, animating bubbles. So animations won't really directly work unless you enable them. To enable them, you need to add a component animation dash mixer. So that's, again, a component. You don't really need to do a lot of work, just add in a component. So if you reload it, everything will be there. All the 3D models are here. So you can add more things like, for example, if you want some rocks scattered around the field, we don't really want to manually position them at 50 different locations. So you can use components for that. And components in A frame have some input properties and they execute code when the init function is called and maybe some other functions. So in this case, we want to accept the source of a model, some variables controlling how to distribute the model, and then have a function which will create n copies of the model. So I'll share the whole code, the link to it if it's not visible. It's basically the things that I just said. So if you do all that, this will be the final result. There will be rocks scattered. But since we want this to be a very interesting and realistic scene, because that's the whole point of VR, we'll do some polishing. Maybe we'll start with changing the color of the ground to something more ground-like, like a dark green. We added a dark violet color to the sky. And for the moonlight, we'll be using a directional light. So there are types of light. Directional light is basically something like maybe this is a bad example, but we've studied optics and lenses at some point in our lives where you see infinitely parallel rays coming and then focusing and converging or diverging, whatever. So this is those kind of light, that kind of light, coming from infinitely far away. But it's equal at all objects, equal intensity, et cetera. So it hits all the surfaces equally. For something like the moon, that's what we want. And what it looks like is like this. So we're getting there, but this is not exactly right. The moonlight is reflecting nicely of the tops. But the bottom of the rocks and the trees, I don't know if you can see it, but they're completely black and not a very realistic scene. So a common movie trick is shooting a night scene. For shooting a night scene is to have colored light shining up from the below of objects. And without making the scene look like day, it's just a light intensity. So it's a hemispherical light, and that's what we'll be using. A hemispherical light, it gives one color above and one color below. We use the white for the upper one and purplish dark blue for the lower one. And we've used the intensity 0.4. You can use different settings. So now just one more thing is left. The fire under the cauldron should be emitting a red glow. And the nearby object should be reflecting this glow. And this is a point light. So that means this is not coming from infinitely far away. This is coming from a point. It will be at a specific position and will decay with distance. So you can set the decay to 2 or intensity to 1 point. So if this is all experimental, you can try different settings. You can also appropriately mention the distance until which the light will be seen. So after you do that, there will be a red light coming from the fire. So there's just one more piece of lighting and we need to add some shadows. So shadows are expensive, computationally speaking. But we want to turn on them, turn on the shadows only for objects whose shadows we really want care about. So first we must enable casting shadows from the light source that will be causing the shadows. So we use the cast shadow true on the moonlight because that's what we will be using for casting shadows. And we'll use shadow equals to receive true to the ground. So all of the objects now start casting shadows automatically to the ground. So that's what it looks like. Now it kind of feels like a real place. But some things more are needed, like some audio, lived in places aren't really silent. So we have a summer night kind of a background for the. These are some audios that are taken from the internet. And here again, we have types of sounds. So the background music, the background sounds, the summers, the crickets, or maybe anything else that you want for the background music, background sound. That shouldn't be positional. That is heard by the person, by any player. Everywhere they go, equal intensity. So that will be, we should loop over and over. And we put the sound on the scene itself for that. But for the bubbles that are there in the pot, it will need to loop, of course. But it's attached to that particular entity. So the sound will come from that particular entity itself. So positional audio is what we want. It will be from that particular cauldron. And as the person goes closer to the thing, it will grow in intensity. So it feels realistic. And we also need a sound on an imp, like a shouting sound or something whenever it's hit with the stick. But we don't want it to autoplay or loop. We want the code to handle that. So we just went to the Collide Event Handler here and added this line to play the sound on every collision. So this is the basic game that we created. That's the 90% of building a game. But polishing the experience is also very important. So this would get very boring, very fast. So the only thing the person is doing is hitting something and waiting until the next one. Next imp is arriving. So it will be more interesting if the person comes across something he shouldn't hit. So for that, we just added a dragon's egg. Inside the ball entity, we have a model for the imp, as you can see. So next to it, we added another entity called egg model. We're using a slight distorted sphere. And to make it look more magical, we've given it a purple colored material with flash shading and also set the emissive color to red. So normally a material only reflects light that comes from a light source. But emissive colors as the material produce its own light and even in the dark. So it kind of glows. So now we need to update the recent ball event handler with Boolean indicating if we should show the imp or the dragon egg. And we need to make the collide event handler, collide handler, play the correct sound and decrement the score by 10 if you accidentally hit the line. So everywhere we just add conditions for imp or egg. That's all, that's all I think. That's the game that we have. That's the basic game with 3D models imported. And for final details, we have changed the color of the score for too white and we've turned off the physics debugging and we removed the cursor inside the camera that we talked about before because now we have the stick to hit with. So we can see the stuff or stick or whatever we call it. So that's all, that's the game. We can do more polishing like we can automatically detect whether the person is using a headset with controllers and if they're using the controllers, they should be able to use the controllers, not just gaze-based interactions. They should be able to walk around and also use the controllers to use the stuff. So that's all for this game. Due to time constraints, we won't really talk about more details, but I am available apart from the offline. I can, you can ask me any doubts that you have tomorrow or the day after tomorrow or after the talk. So the whole point of this game is to know what goes into making these games. So basically, this is not about how wonderful games you can create. It's for, in a VR system, the necessity is to create it more immersive, to make it more immersive and realistic. It should feel, it's not just a 2D or 3D game, it should feel like you're really in it. It's really happening around you. So the types of lights, the types of sounds, that's all that we need to really concentrate about these small things. So thank you for having me here. That's all for today. If you have any more doubts, I'll be around. So thank you.


Hey guys, so in today's video, I wanted to share with you two puzzles that I picked up in celebration of my favorite season of them all, which is the fall. Hit the like button if you love fall and if not, let me know which is your favorite season. Because to be honest, I don't know how anyone could not love the weather getting cooler, pulling out all the hoodies and sweaters, making extra hot cups of coffee because something about it just makes it taste extra special. The changing colors of the leaves on the trees, fall decorations everywhere, pumpkins, apple picking is too much fun to me, especially where I live. I am pretty much surrounded by trees. So everywhere I look, it's so beautiful. So the two puzzles that I wanted to share with you today are from the company Buffalo. This is the first time I bought puzzles from the company Buffalo. So I'm excited to try something new and see what else there is aside from Chaco. Now I looked at Buffalo and they have a really nice website where they have all the puzzles that they carry. They even offer puzzle subscriptions if you're interested in them sending you a monthly puzzle, which I am looking at just looking. I'm not going to buy anything or purchase anything yet. Buffalo is based in the USA and every puzzle is actually manufactured in the United States. And it's also made from recycled puzzle board. So not only do they help support American workers, but they also help the environment, which is, you know, a win-win. That's cool. That's pretty good, you know, especially nowadays. Buffalo is also known for their signature perfect snap. Perfect snap is actually their trademark. And what that basically means is their technique for cutting the puzzle pieces is so precise that every piece will fit absolutely perfectly. It's actually it's supposed to be guaranteed. So I'm really excited to try this one out, especially with my experience with my last Chaco puzzle, where the pieces kept like popping out every time you would try to put one in or put one out. So I'm excited to try something new. So the first puzzle that I'm going to be sharing with you today is this one. And this one was actually I picked this one up from eBay. And this one I paid $13.60 for. And then I saw it on the Buffalo website for $7.95. And then I was like, I could have saved me a few bucks. But anyways, this one is called Supper Call. And this one is from the Charles Wasaki. Oh, God, I knew I was going to mess that up. Charles Wasaki Collection. And he is known as the master painter of Americana. And this is a 1000 piece puzzle. It is going to be 26.75 by 19.75 inches when it's completed. Let me tell you how I felt when I picked up this puzzle box. First of all, the image is absolutely beautiful. It very much gave me kind of that Thomas Kincaid artwork feel in terms of like the style in a sense. And you see that woman in the picture? The first thing I thought about was that this just this isn't just any woman. That's me. I'm standing outside. I'm too in my horn, making sure everybody can hear me so they can come home for dinner. And this is my house. Those are the pumpkins that I just picked from my patch. That's my cat sitting on the bench. This is beautiful. Like I got totally transported into this picture. You have the beautiful sunset. The house is right next to a little river or a stream. That's my boat on the side. Like I'm in this picture. This is absolutely gorgeous. And I love the style of the house. It's beautiful. It's probably like a farmhouse or something. I love that stuff. And look at all those pumpkins. And she's got I even have a basket of apples back there too. And some zucchinis, I think that's what that is.  If I see a puzzle where I just like kind of transport into it, then, you know, I'm going to buy it. The next puzzle that I picked up and this one was actually from Walmart and I paid 11 97 for this one. And this one is from the Terry Redland collection, who is known as America's most popular artists. I don't know, is there some competition between these two guys on being America's painter or something? But anyway, this puzzle is called Autumn Evening is 1000 pieces and is twenty six point seventy five by nineteen point seventy five inches when it's completed. And one of the reasons why I felt the need to grab this particular puzzle was because, I mean, look at the image.  That stuff kind of makes me a bit nervous if that's happening next to my house, but it's a beautiful house. There's leaves of all colors everywhere. It looks peaceful. This looks like a nice, friendly family, you know, helping each other out. It's getting nighttime, so probably the father came home from work and, you know, told the kids, hey, kids, come help me pick up the leaves, you know, help me out for once. I mean, to be honest, a lot of the houses around where I live look like this, you know, so this is not too far from like my reality. I just, you know, I don't wear clothes like the lady in the first one. And I don't live in a farmhouse and I don't have a garden that produces beautiful, perfect pumpkins and apples and zucchinis. I tried and they got eaten by the wildlife. Anyways, I'm really excited to do both of these puzzles. I don't know which one I'm going to do first for this season. I'm definitely going to do at least one of these before the end of this season. Have any of you guys picked up any new puzzles recently, especially one celebrating the most beautiful season of them all? Again, what's your favorite season? And hit that like button if you love the fall as much as I do. Thank you for hanging out with me today and putting up with my craziness. And be sure to check out my Disney collection video or my puzzle hall so you can kind of get an idea of what to expect in the coming months. And be sure to subscribe so you can keep up to date with it. Anyways, guys, happy fall and I'll see you next time. I still don't know where I'm going to put all these. I still have no space for these.