Proudly we hail from New York City where the American stage begins here is another program with a cast of outstanding players public service time has been made available by this station to bring you this story as proudly we hail the United States Army this is the story of a guy named Scott a quiet soldier whose very nature seemed to invite trouble and accidents until one day it was found that he was suffering from one of the most complex yet most widespread psychological ills offers that curtain will rise in just a moment but first young man here's news about an important opportunity for you right now the United States Army the senior service of our armed forces has an urgent need for qualified technicians to operate and service the complex equipment that science has brought into being the need is vital and you can be trained in such interesting career fields as radio electronics radar photography meteorology mechanics and many many others yes indeed here's your chance to acquire a skill there will be a value to your country and help you later in civilian life too for full details visit the recruiting sergeant at your nearest recruiting station today and now your United States Army presents the proudly we hail production a guy named Scott a great many things about soldiers have changed over the centuries first they turned in their clubs to spears and the spears were traded in for muskets and finally the old smoothbores gave way to rifles and automatic weapons they changed the clothes they wore the food they eat and the way they fight even the reasons for fighting have changed but one thing is remain the same in the thousands of years that men have belong to armies and that is the pride in the outfit whether a man fought in a Greek fight like a Roman legion and medieval free company on Napoleon's grenadiers his squad his company his regiment his division was the best in the world well you see it today in our American Army too guys get drafted they enlist and there they are at some reception center sitting around waiting in their civilian clothes and they're smart yes well listen they all had older brothers or cousins in the Second World War or career and they know the score they got the army all figured out they're not falling for any of this tradition stuff see but a month or so later don't you see them lined up in front of PX's and Taylor shops on the buy and caps with a red-color piping and extra pieces of insignia and just you pop off and say one word against their outfit and brother you'd better be smiling when you say well I enlisted back in 1941 thought I'd try it for a while one thing and another kept coming up and so I guess I stayed for a while and my outfits here in Germany now that is it's the outfit I'm with today it's a new one a lot of the officers of non-coms have seen combat and plenty of it the past 10 or 12 years we sit around and bat the breeze sometimes about the outfits we were with I tell you it sounds like the roll call of the divisions of the American Army my guys talk about the 36 the 42nd the 45th the 69th the 1st the 2nd the 14th armored the 101st airborne and our 10 15 20 others sometimes the arguments get pretty hot that's when I open another bottle of pop because if you ask me any division can make it hot for the enemy and the best one is the one you're with now anyhow I started to tell you about our new recruits now the old man always laughs when I say new recruits sergeant manners he says that you have a hair of old recruits he's all right though the old man is at some time I'll tell you a story about him too well anyway the story I want to tell starts in the orderly room one day early in the summer I'm going through the morning report when the old man walks by my desk on the way into his office he gives me the high sign he wants to talk to me I pick up the morning report and a couple of rosters for his signature and go inside sit down sergeant I'll look through these and sign them later tell me uh who is this private scott jeffrey walters scott in a second platoon well sir an army I guess is like a barrel of apples some apples are big some a little most are good a few are rotten hmm well that's a pretty good analysis sergeant manners of course you didn't answer my question private scott nine months service basic training at fort bernie qualified with pistol carbine m1 and machine gun I know all of that I have a service record in front of me as first sergeant of this company I thought perhaps you might be in a position to know what's eating him it beats me sir he pulls more than if you have details around him and notice he hasn't had a pass in three weeks looks like an intelligent boy why is he having trouble he gives lieutenant guld and sergeant ryan nothing but trouble all day sir he doesn't take care of his weapon or his equipment he doesn't do his fair share of work with a squad if you'll ask me he's a dragon a whole second platoon I'd like to know why well captain ferris he seems to be a guy who just doesn't get a hang about anything he doesn't give a wrap but that rains us knows does he have any buddies aside from asking somebody to pass the catch up a chow I don't think he's set away to anybody does he get much mail uh smith says scott hasn't had a letter since he's been here I don't even think he's got a family there's no next again listed for him that's impossible sergeant everyone has to have somebody listen excuse me sir but he has nobody I call him in on it because I had to complete his records he said there was nobody he was interested in I said come on Scott you gotta list somebody even a friend he wouldn't do it he said if the army doesn't like it the army can fire me still he enlisted I've got to make a soldier out of him yes sir you're fluffing me off sergeant sir you're being polite you're being respectful but what you're thinking is why doesn't the old man let me get back to work I got 160 other men don't worry about my desk is piled full of papers what does he want with his eight ball scott anyhow oh sir I used to be a first sergeant once myself sergeant and I know a good top kick when I see one now you know why I'm worried about scott he's one of my men and where we are is the end of the line if there's ever a showdown every single man counts yes sir so the next time you and I talk about scott I want it to be a long conversation that's all sergeant that's all sergeant and he means every word this captain ferris everything bothers him and he has to know everything it's all right if I ever see combat again and I'm in no hurry give me an officer like that anytime well it's a Saturday afternoon there are passes and the company area is deserted except for the guys in detail I wonder into the day room and who's sitting there all alone playing solitaire but Jeffrey Walter scott you can't put a red jack on a red queen where is it face on the army regulations well it don't make sense am I supposed to be doing something in the company now sergeant now as far as I can see you're off duty why don't you take a pass and go into town that's a personal question and skip it come on over to PX I'll buy you soda no thanks how about a beer no thanks I was thinking maybe we might get up a game of softball I'm not interested let's talk about something important you know Gordon's first gunner in your squad is transfers coming through sergeant Ryan says you could have the job you don't want it is that right that's right if you're first gunner you're first in line for squad leader that's sergeant stripes yeah tell me more I'm a squad leader then I become a section leader and then platoon sergeant I'll be well on my way toward becoming a general scott you don't like any of it you don't like the outfit am I right let's say you may be right now for at least a year we're all going to have to live together work together who knows we may even have to fight together now why don't you do the best you can I am doing the best I can you know Scott everybody who takes the trouble to live once something how do you want I just want to be let alone listen Scott look at the rest of the guys in this outfit they're kind of proud of that company a lot of them maybe don't go around saying it but they feel it good for them I've been in the army a long time Scott I bet you have you can get something out of it you make friends you learn something you do a job if you got to put something into it too I do my job all you do is go through the motions hey did the army interrupt something were you doing anything important on the outside that's a personal question are you enlisted what did you expect to find here what are you looking for I looked at the poster and it said your country needs men yeah or where'd you read the poster Broadway 42nd Street New York what were you doing in New York I always wanted to see the Statue of Liberty now I mean were you working there according to your records you were born in Tulsa Oklahoma I was born there nobody said I had to stay there and you stayed there a long time you went to high school state college is it all right if I go back to the barracks sergeant I'd like to do a little bug fatigue a nice talking to you Scott so you talked to Scott and what do you learn nothing what's biting him what's bothering him who knows oh well I don't want you to think that this that's all I had to worry about I had more to worry about than Scott the years big war games were coming up two whole weeks of maneuvers in Bavaria we were going to be in the field under simulated combat conditions and naturally we wanted the company to make a good showing for three whole days the old man and I had the problem of moving the company and supplies and special orders from battalion and regiment and the 50 million details that keep crowding in on you when your outfit gets in a fight even if it's only a simulated fire so I forgot all about Scott we were supposed to be in defensive positions in the mountains and on this particular night the old man and I were going to make the rounds of our gun position Tompkins was our driver he complained of a stomach ache all day we sent him to the aid station and before you knew it the medics had him bundled off to the hospital it was his appendix but we needed a messenger to go with us so the old man asked the lieutenant tool of section platoon to lend us a man and who do you think the lieutenant sent us that's right Scott so the old man Scott and I got in the Jeep and started driving up the mountain I don't see any sign of the company sergeant according to the map here's where they're supposed to be sir that's right on the first section of our second platoon is supposed to have its guns dug in here too maybe they pulled out sir we would have been told stop the Jeep a minute Scott all right sergeant let's look at that map again the captain I think what is it Scott did you take the first or the second road you came to on the bottom when you said the second that's the one I took you couldn't have we're on the wrong slope of the mountain it's my fault sir I should have watched what time is it my watch says 2348 sir mine says almost 2349 we've got say a minute and a half it's a good two miles down that twisting road we won't make it we've got one chance if we can find us an old fox hole somewhere sir did I look for a hole buddy this slope of the hill is scheduled to get plastered with modifier in 60 seconds so captain sergeant what are we going to do okay is it my fault sergeant you're watching mine are both slow that was a mortar where are they firing mortar shells captain here's a hole yeah jump in Scott come on jump I'll tell you all about it Scott if we live through it you are listening to the proudly we hail production a guy named Scott will return in just a moment for the second act if you're a young lady in the clerical or business world and you want to get a job where you can really get ahead the women's army corps will offer you the best chances for advancement you see as a whack the skill that you've already gained as a stenographer secretary budget clerk or auditor will automatically place you in a skilled group of young women in the service you'll find that your experience will mean a lot to you in getting ahead in this outstanding group of america's foremost women you'll find opportunity is waiting for you when you step inside your local united states army recruiting station gals don't let opportunity pass you by you are listening to proudly we hail and now we present the second act of a guy named scott high on a barbarian mountain slide during a war game three american soldiers crouch in a shallow hole in the ground mortar shells are exploding all around them one of the man is captain ferris co of h company the second is for sergeant manners the third is private scott they have no business being where they are they happen to be there because private scott drove up the wrong road but sergeant manners is telling the story sure it was my fault i should have noticed he took the wrong road but i told him i remember i told him that's what i get for figuring that every man is sense enough to do his own job why are they firing mortars here captain we'll cut up the gold your platoon leader explained the problem didn't he all right i guess so but you weren't paying attention why are you you never pay any attention scott you just can't be bothered you see scott we were holding this slope of the hill and it was decided that the enemy could drive us off by superior numbers so we pulled back around the other slope now our mortars are loving shells over here very simple that's why in our army we give our men the whole picture all the time so they know what they're doing well i get court marshal for this captain ferris you can't court marshal a man for being stupid just pray to one of those shells doesn't find its way into the hole with it which we didn't have all these trees around this captain and that's what's got me worried too how long had i been firing now sir about 10 minutes i'd say a barrage was supposed to last an hour can't we stop them somehow sir can't we let them know get holy yourself scott there is nothing we can do about it we'll either be lucky or we won't and i will be court marshal won't i be in the newspapers and my old man he'll read about it now this is no time to worry about your old man we might just as well worry about his old man it'll take our mind off our own worries by your old man i suppose you mean your father don't you scott yes sir why didn't you list your family on your records i was running away from it you're a big boy scott why why you you probably heard of my father his name is scott jeffrey walters scott just like mine jeffrey walters scott not these scott yes sir the former all-american right he wanted me to be a football player wanted me to follow in his footsteps i just couldn't do it i guess i'm yellow then so well if you don't have it in you you can't do it that's all yeah tell him that ever since i was a kid he made me practice i just was no good at it he wouldn't believe it he said i was yellow i guess i am all i know is i'm scared now all right now i'm scared too so why yeah but i'm like this all the time i said you ran away i couldn't take any more of it when he looked at me and talked to me i ran away five years ago my first year at college he made me swear i'd go out for the team but i i couldn't i was afraid to face him and i played football at school sergeant man is here playing the army a lot of fun maybe it is if you can do it or not do it you can make up your own mind about it land them all in this area wish we had a deeper hole look captain it'll only take four five minutes to run the jeep down the hill and right over to the cp i could get them to stop firing sure their shells bursting all along the road that's the target but sir we can't stay here we can't leave here either sir the barrage has 40 minutes to go i could get down the hill in five minutes i'd rather gamble in five minutes than on 40 so you want to take a chance and run for it yes and in that way you'll be showing your old man that'll prove something won't it well look the army isn't going through all the trouble and expensive training you to be a soldier so you can get back at your father and show him you're a hero doc man has an eye figure our chances both ways we agree that this was our best way to survive sir i'm not trying to prove anything i figure i can make it here have a cigarette scott sir i'm going to try it with the jeep get as low as you can this could be the baby captain for a second i thought hey scott scott he's gone crazy kid scott come back here you can't hear you now sir he's either on that jeep or he didn't make it i didn't hear you give him a direct order not to go sir well i was going to hey that mortar platoon of ours can really lay them in can't they sir i think he can make it down the hill remember how i went over the map with the third platoon made a big issue of the road that leads down the mountain if we ever have to leave these positions i said if we ever have to fight defensively make sure you plaster this road from top to bottom on the way it's good to know that the third platoon knows how to carry out orders of course the old man and i were in no position to enjoy the show oh that's a word i learned from some british soldiers show they call everything a show in a way it is a show our mortars were dropping shells up and down the face of the mountain in a regular pattern it seemed they were searching every square inch of ground it's it's interesting to watch from a distance i mean a nice long far safe distance then all of a sudden there was no more firing i look at my watch the barrage still had at least a half an hour to go did they run out of ammunition or did scott somehow get through we didn't have to wait too long for the answer as often a distance we heard the sound of the jeep working its way up the mountain we both jumped up out of the hole and ran toward the road it was enough moonlight to see that the road had caught it bad every couple of yards it seemed the ground was torn up scott was in the jeep he stopped when he saw us back into a clearing and turned around he waited for us to come to him crazy man i don't say a word to him yes sir well i see you got through all right scott yes sir how was it i don't know sir i just pushed the gas pedal out of the floorboard and drove what did you say well i told lieutenant davis i drove you up this side by mistake he better hold the mortar fire he did i see him well let's get back sir it's all right if i ask you or sergeant manners to drive well what's the matter scott well i i don't i don't feel too well scott get hold of him could he have been hit he said all right and not by a mortar shell a hero has fainted we took scott to the aid station lieutenant meadows said some stuff about delayed shock and emotional exhaustion anyway the whole thing was that he suggested that we let scott sleep for as long as he wanted we left him in a cot at the aid station went back to the cp well the colonel was waiting there he wanted to go up the hill to see what kind of job our mortis had done and the colonel was pleased he said he didn't see how even a field mouth could live through that paris well naturally the colonel was spreading on a little scott was waiting for us when we got back he had come to in the aid station saw no point in hanging around i told him he could go back to his platoon and i saw that he wanted to talk to me uh sergeant you know what you were asking me a couple of weeks ago about being first gunner in the squad yeah or uh i was wondering if you could talk to sergeant right sure how do you feel feel pretty good i took the liberty of doing something on your record scott i wrote down your father's name for next to ken but yeah it's none of my business naturally i mean you can have it take it off if you like or i'll i'll think about it or something else it's none of my business why don't you write on my letter i'll think about that too oh we never got a chance for saying thanks for going down the hill you did a good job yeah i suppose i did you got a cigarette sergeant yeah yeah good job you know i'm 22 years old this is the first time in my life anybody's ever said to me you did a good job well maybe you never did one before yeah yeah i i suppose that's possible they made him first gunner in his squad the next day a couple of months later he got the opened squad leader's job it was a tough one too because it was a new squad all replacements i was walking through the barracks the first day he had his squad together you could hear him all over the room you fellas want to remember you're in the third squad of the second platoon of each company and this is going to be the best squad in the outfit because the platoon and the company is the tops in the whole regiment now this is your machine gun and your equipment and you're gonna worry over it like it was your own million dollar wristwatch everybody here is going to be on the ball and inspection during formation and while we're on the field even when you're off duty oh hello sergeant matters how are you sergeant scott oh i was just showing the squad a few points about the gun okay looks like a good squad scott one thing is sure it's got one of the best squad leaders in the whole outfit you might say everybody in the outfit was surprised when we made scott squad leader but not for long and i'll tell you who wasn't surprised at all the old man he said he knew scott had it all a time well the old man was right as usual attention all high school graduates here's career news that really makes sense under the army's new technical training program you may actually take your pick of 87 great courses and have a classroom seat set aside for you before you enlist that's right you can choose freely from one of the many very exciting army technical courses now being offered in such fields as radar guided missiles automotive maintenance photography and many many others now if the classes are filled or if for some reason you don't qualify you're under no obligation to enlist as a matter of fact you're under no obligation at all what could be a better and fairer deal and consider these other great benefits 30 days paid vacation a year free medical and dental care and most important the knowledge that you're serving your country proudly find out how you can become a skilled specialist on uncle sam's team talk it over with your high school guidance counselor or see the friendly recruiting sergeant at your nearest united states army recruiting station be sure be army this has been another program on proudly we hail presented transcribed in cooperation with this station proudly we hail is produced by the recruiting publicity center in new york for the 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Hello friends, welcome back to the channel. In today's video we're going to have a look at one of the brand new facilities in the Indigo Disc, the Item Printer and Pokeball Lotto. So one of the best new features that we've got in the Indigo Disc is the Item Printer, those of you that are familiar with Pokemon Sword and Shield. This is Scarlet and Violet's version of the Kramomatic machine, but I feel like this is a lot better than the Kramomatic ever was. Now to access this in your game you're going to be at the entrance hall to the Blueberry Academy and you're going to want to head to the League Room. This is where the Item Printer will be located. When you first come in here you're going to have to unlock this feature though. That is something that you're going to have to do by paying Blueberry Points. Now you'll come over to the League Room Computer here and you're going to contribute Blueberry Points to the Science Club. You'll see the Science Club on this list and for the price of 200 Blueberry Points you'll be able to unlock the Item Printer facility. You get a call from Reese the Scientist who will then install the machine and it will be in its standard Pokeball form when you first get it. As you can see here on the screen it is the Masterball form. This is its fully upgraded form. Now if we hop over to Cereby here we can see the different upgrades that are going to be available to this machine. The Item Printer upgrades. After using the Item Printer a certain number of times you'll be able to improve it. This is done in exchange for Blueberry Points and it makes the Item Printer more efficient while also unlocking more features. Now when you first get it it will be the Pokeball version and it will cost you five Blueberry Points per Item Printer job. There will be no special bonuses with the Pokeball Item Printer and there will be no requirements to actually be using it. You will then be able to choose between one print job and five print jobs when it's in this initial Pokeball state. So for a total cost of 25 Blueberry Points you can get five items out of it every time but you're going to have no bonuses. Now to upgrade the Item Printer from the Pokeball version to its Great Bowl version you're going to have to do a total of 30 print jobs. Now that's a total of spending 150 Blueberry Points and then on top of that once you hit that 30 print job total you'll get prompted by Reese who will then say the machine is ready, you've got enough data to be upgraded for a cost of 200 Blueberry Points but then when you upgrade to the Great Bowl version of the machine the cost per item printing job goes down from five Blueberry Points to four Blueberry Points and you'll also get the item times two drop bonus. So this is a really good feature that you're going to be able to get access to where you'll have a 1% chance every time you do a print job you're going to have the opportunity to get a bonus round where it will give you double item drops the next round that you do it and you'll definitely know when you get this bonus the machine will light up like this and you'll see yellow lights in the middle of the Pokeball and it'll indicate that next round you do a job but you're going to get double item drops for whatever items you get out of the machine. Now the next upgrade you're going to get is the Ultra Bowl version and that means that you're going to have to do 80 print jobs with the Great Bowl version until you're able to unlock the Ultra Bowl but when you do that you'll get the prompt from Reese once again. This time it's going to cost you 500 Blueberry Points to upgrade to the Ultra Bowl but it's definitely worth doing this because the cost per item printing goes down from four to three with Ultra Bowl so it will be cheaper overall per item and you also get another special bonus which is going to be the best bonus I think with this facility and it's going to be the Pokeball Lotto. So every print job that you do you get that 1% chance of the item drop times two bonus but you also get on top of that a 0.1% chance of getting this special Pokeball Lotto feature which is again when that appears next time you do this it will not pull items from the item table it will actually pull items from the Pokeball table. So these are a list of all the standard items that you're going to get in the item printer facility and they are all weighted by different colors but the Pokeball table is down here and you can see that you're going to be able to get the rarer Pokeballs which is going to be Master Bowl, Safari Bowl, Fast Bowl, Level Bowl, Low Bowl, Heavy Bowl, Love Bowl, Friend Bowl, Moon Bowl, Sport Bowl, Dream Bowl and Beast Bowl. So all of the Apricorn Bowls, the Beast Bowl as well on top of that as well as the Master Bowl going to be there and then you're going to have your regular Pokeballs below that which are going to have a bit of a less weighting as well you can see. Most of the Apricorn Bowls are going to be like 1.75% chance of appearing when you do the job. The Master Bowl, the lowest rarity out of everything and then as you go down to the more common Pokeballs the rarity is going to increase. So you're almost guaranteed to get Pokeballs or Premier Bowls per job but if you're doing up to 10 jobs at a time which you get access to through the Great Bowl and the Ultra Bowl facility you're going to have a good chance of getting one of those special Pokeballs at least with every job that you do when you get this Pokeball Lot or Bonus. And finally the upgrades don't stop there because once you've hit that Ultra Bowl mark you can carry on upgrading the machine until its final point which is going to be its Master Bowl facility. So the Master Bowl upgrade will come after you've done a hundred print jobs in the Ultra Bowl facility and again once you hit this point you'll be prompted by Rhys who will say the machine can be upgraded to its final state. You'll have to pay a thousand Blueberry points to upgrade it to this point and you'll also have to have caught Trapagos in the game. So you're going to have to be in the pause game to upgrade it to the Master Bowl. If you haven't caught Trapagos yet down in Area 0 then you'll have to wait until you've done this. Come back to the item finder, come back speak to Rhys. Once you've done all of that you'll be able to then upgrade it to the Master Bowl facility so just bear that in mind. The cost per item printing job will be three Blueberry points per time and this time the only upgrade that you're going to get it can then start printing stellar terrish odds.  Big nuggets, ability patches, gold bottle caps, Star Suit and the Ribbon Suit are really useful items and I think as it stands right now this is the only way to be able to get these in your game. So these are Alchemy Evolution items. You can find the rest of them around the Terrarium but I think the Star and the Ribbon are the very rare ones and they are gold drops that you can get from this item so a really good way to get them. I've managed to pick up a few of those throughout using the machine for about an hour when I did this earlier on. We're also going to get useful items as well like the Lucky Egg and Yamalic Coin which seem to be a little bit more higher in waiting for rarity than most of the other ones whereas the Big Nuggets which are going to be probably the more common drop out of the gold colored item drops. Then you're going to move down to the Silver Iron Drops. It's going to be made up of all your Terror Shards pretty much and there's Stellar Terror Shards that we've already mentioned that are a little bit rarer as well as the large XL candies and then the Big Nuggets and the Big Pill and other higher cost items like Ability Capsules and Bottle Caps. Then you're going to come down to the next increment which is going to be your White Items which is going to be pretty high cost items in total which is going to be your like Vitamins, your smaller candies, medium candies and then Strawberry Sweets, Love Sweets, Berry Sweets. You're going to get a Fairy Feather as well, Bottle Items which are always going to be useful. Then you're going to come down to the White Items of course as well. You're going to get a lot of the Evolution Items, the Electiviser. You're going to get the Metal Alloy as well that can evolve Duralon into Archeludon and then you're going to come down after this these Bottle Items down to the Normal Items which are going to be the highest rarity out of everything that you're going to be getting and they're going to be like your Potions, Max Revives, things like that, Evolution Stones as well and everything else before you come down to the Poker Balls which we've already covered. So once you have upgraded your machine it is very easy to use. I have had a lot of success using this machine. You speak to Reese, you say you want to do a print job and then you're presented with a list of all the Pokemon materials that you've collected throughout your playthrough to this point. Like I say they all have a different weighting. You need to make up that 100% depending on the amount of print jobs you do. You can select through the minimum you can do is one print job per time which will be three blueberry points per item and this is on the Master Ball feature. Same cost for the Ultra Ball feature as well but you can do a maximum of 10 jobs per time which will be 30 blueberry points per time which will be the required materials. Percentage is going to be 1,100% per item. So one of the things I do when I come into the item printer is look for Pokemon material that I have a lot of. I had a lot of the Dunspar skills so I was using them primarily most of the time that gets us over the mark. We used the required 38 amount of those to get over that 1,000% for the 10 items that we've got and then we can set the machine where to go. This is when we were doing it through the Ultra Ball mode. We do have the two bonuses active of course doing this and you'll be able to see if we get any rare items. No gold items here but four silver items and five white. So that's not terrible but we do get some tear shots and some nice other items.  This is the activation of the Pokeball Lotto. This is what you're looking at for this bonus stage. Now the next time you do the item printer you can put the same materials into it. Just make sure you're over that 1,000 mark. Make sure you do 10 print jobs to give yourself the maximum amount of opportunity to get those special Pokeballs and then set it away again and it will be like the normal kind of process but this time around it will fish for items from the Pokeball table not the item table. So when it opens up you're going to want to be looking for these sparkling aura balls and this means we've got two of them. We've got three gold ones and you can see here we get a moon ball and a beast ball in this turn which is absolutely crazy and this is just in the ultra ball mode. So even if you haven't finished the game if you haven't got Trapagos yet you can still take advantage of this Pokeball Lotto bonus in this machines and you can see here this is just before we needed to upgrade the machine to the master ball. So we got a pretty good drop there just before we pay that 1,000 blueberry points to upgrade the machine and to that master ball tier. So you can see it said it's final upgrade stage here which is really great and then we can continue to use it on and I got very lucky. I spent about 40 minutes doing the item printing with this and ended up getting a lot of really good special Pokeballs. I got two Safari balls, a love ball level ball, two heavy balls and a moon ball as well as that I did end up getting the Star and the Ribbon sweets which are very rare item drops along with that a bunch of high cost items which I went back to Pal there to sell and ended up getting about 2.5 million pocket dollars for. So really all in all it's a very good method for getting the special really rare items that you can get in the game especially if you are considering going shiny hunting for those starter Pokemon and you want to put them in special Pokeballs. This facility is something that you're going to want to take advantage of at the same time you're going to get a lot of higher cost items it's going to make having a lot of pocket dollars in your game very easy. So you're not going to have to grind through this academy tournament anymore but you are going to have to prioritize getting blueberry points to be able to use this facility. If you want to get blueberry points make sure you check out this video here on the channel that we put up yesterday to make it as easy as possible to farm blueberry points in the Indigo disc. That is the Iron Printer in Nutshell and that is the Pokeball Lotto which I see do have a very small chance every time you complete a job of having that bonus round. So you have to be a little bit persistent, have a little bit of patience and have a bunch of blueberry points to make sure that you're not going to run low on them so you can do this facility in game. If we do get some further information down the time where we've got a bit better idea of the ingredients that we can put in to yield better results I will update this video and put out a new one to make sure that you're all aware of doing the right things but at this moment in time it doesn't feel like there's any sort of correlation with the items that you put into the items that you get out but like I say if there's any updates there we'll put a video out updating you as soon as possible. I hope you've enjoyed today's video and have a lot of fun with the Iron Printer in the Indigo disc. If you've enjoyed it please drop a like on the video, do subscribe to the channel and I will see you all in another video very soon. So until then friends take care of yourselves and bye bye.


Clothes I like to wear good clothes. I have a lot of clothes in my wardrobe. I have five pairs of jeans, because I wear jeans all the time. I usually put on a shirt, a pullover or a t-shirt with them. When it is cold, I put on my sweater. When it is cold outside, I wear a coat or a warm jacket. I like good footwear. I have all kinds of it – shoes, trainers and boots. I prefer natural fabrics such as cotton, linen and wool. My favorite colors for clothes are blue, gray and light brown.


This is stock number 21J27. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin near new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. Today we are checking out this brand new 2021 Jeep Wrangler Sport with the 80th anniversary edition. This vehicle has the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 motor. It is paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. It's going to get you 24 miles per gallon on the highway in 19 city and an average of 21 miles per gallon. Snazbury Pearl Coat is the color. Paint coat is PRV if you were curious. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the looks and styling and options of this Jeep before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this Jeep in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link to our website. Click that and check us out there. We're going to go over all the 80th anniversary options here including these rims. These are painted and polished aluminum rims, and they have Bridgestone Duler AT tires. These are 25570R 18s. They got an all-terrain tread pattern to them. And I believe that color is granite crystal on those rims there. You do get the 80th anniversary Wrangler logo right there. That's part of that 80th anniversary edition. And the Jeep logo is also granite crystal as is the trail rated 4x4. Snazbury also known as Delmonico Red, also known as Red Velvet. Really a good looking color. Has the LED fog lamp and head lamp options as well as LED running lights. We'll turn those on in just a bit and check those out. You do get the gray inserts around the headlights and fog light bezels as well as on the seven slotted grille there. You get the LED running lights and the fenders as well. A couple little Easter eggs.  Torx 50 on the door hinges there. That's so you know which Torx wrench to use to get those doors off. And then as we hop inside here, we're just going to take a look at the original window sticker. Feel free to pause this. I'm not going to go over everything, but you can see that it is a Sport S with the 80th anniversary, 3.6 liter, 8 speed automatic. Everything on the left hand side there is your standard equipment. Snazbury ProCote is 245. That customer preferred package which is the 80th anniversary edition is $6,195. You get those special rims, the Alpine premium sound system, the deep tint sunscreen windows. You also get the special tires of course, the 8.4 radio and premium audio group which also gives you the factory navigation. And then you have Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, keyless remote entry, automatic headlamps. You get the Berber floor mats with the 80th anniversary tag which are right there since we're talking about them. You also get the 7-inch TFT cluster and the rest of that stuff. Emergency calling, leather app, steering wheel, speed sensitive power locks, sun visor with vanity mirrors, heavy duty suspension with gas shocks and body color fender flares and cloth bucket seats with the 80th anniversary tag. Which is that tag right there. This one also has the LED headlamp and fog light group which is 945. The convenience group which gives you the home link buttons for your garage doors. Cold weather group which gives you heated seats and remote start.  The black three-piece hardtop is $1395 and the remote entering-go system is $545. Total MSRP is $45,115. You got three-year 36 bumper-to-bumper five-year 60 powertrain. And if you want to get your summit price in the upper right hand part of your screen, there's a link to our website to get that for all the rebates and incentives on this Jeep. 20 city, I'm sorry 20 city, 24 highway for an average of 21 miles per gallon. I think the four doors are 19 in the city so my bad before. Four-star front crash test reins and three-star rollover not rated for really anything else. We'll get back to that interior in just a bit. Finish up the walk around here. You do get those color matched fender flares, the LED tail lamps, the backup parking sensors which are conveniently hidden in the rear bumper there. LED license plate light, matching spare tire with the HD backup camera. Back here is your bag for your front hardtop pieces. And since this has the premium audio group, you get that Berber floor mat back here as well. You also get that all-weather floor mat or all-weather subwoofer I should say. You also have storage for your door hinges, roof, and windshield bolts.  Just put it down and grab that strap and you're all set to go. Get these hardtop pieces off, take the front pieces off first and then this back one has three bolts, one on the top for four on each side, total of eight. And then two quick releases for your windshield washer fluid and electrical. Then it comes right off. This is special for the 80th anniversary. You get the Jeep with the American flag on there and that's pretty cool. I've never seen that badge before so that's definitely specific to the 80th anniversary as well. Normally they have the four-door and two-door overall length and wheel base on there but that one's totally different. See we learn together as we go through these videos. It does have the blind spot monitoring, heated mirrors. Inside you get these special seats with the Sport S and 80th anniversary package. Kind of a diamond pattern to the back seats. And bottom there, driver's seat height adjuster with the lumbar. They do have side airbags now and there are those Berber floor mats on the driver's side as well. Auto headlamps tilt and telescopic steering wheel, power mirrors and power locks. As we hop inside you can see you get the seven inch LCD display. There's that animation for the Wrangler with the little Jeep driving across the bottom there. And you do get a digital speedometer compass and you can change those corners to read pretty much everything you want. This one has the heated leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. So with the 8.4 and premium audio group you get the factory navigation system, AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You have your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls right there. You can also check out your backup camera which that is an HD backup camera. And really a cool system there. I love that they made those cameras HD. You also have all your different apps here including your projection manager. You've got Waze or Google Maps on your cell phone and can project it through Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. You can actually use that navigation system on your radio if you like using that better than the factory one. We actually did a demo on Android Auto if you want to check that out it's in the upper right hand part of the screen. You also have the off-road pages here. They take a second to load so while they're loading I'll show you that you can do all your climate controls and radio controls down here. Including volume and tune and you do have dual climate controls and heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons. Start, stop capabilities, stability control and downhill assist control. So here are the off-road pages so you can see you get your steering angle there and they change that. That changes as you turn that steering wheel of course and then you have your transfer case. You also have your accessory gauges here. You've got coolant temp, oil temp, battery voltage, trans temp and oil pressure.   We're in the building right now so it's kind of hard to get the altitude. I find the GPS and the satellites can't quite reach in here. Anyways you have your window controls down here. You also have your media center with an AUGS USB and USB-C jack. You also have your 8-speed automatic transmission with a little Jeep on the top there. 4x4 shifter on the floor. And you do have your keyless entry with a remote start. This is a switchblade key. It's a very heavy duty. It's a thick key and you always know which key is in your pocket. You do get a little 80th anniversary Jeep logo right there as well. Kind of the silverish gray dash trim on this one. It has the auto dimming mirror, SOS and assist buttons up here. And then it does have that home link system which was an option on this vehicle. You get the crushed eggshell finish looking roof panels and then the quick releases back there. And I think all the interior lights are now LEDs which are really cool. I'll just show you the back seats real quick here. They have that same stitching and pattern as the front seats. You can see you got two latch child safety seats right there. And I'll show you the headlights here. I did turn on all the headlights and fog lamps. And we'll just do one more final walk around so you can check out all the LED lighting. And I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video you will have gotten a really good idea. And look at this brand new 2021 Jeep Wrangler Sport S in Snazbury with the 80th anniversary edition. And to see more pictures of this Jeep or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers. And you name it, we got it. Go to our website www.summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Remember to like, subscribe, and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. In fact, in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left. 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As impressive as they might be, most of our technologies are not initially recognized for their full range of possibilities. It's partly because we are sometimes held back by what we already know. For example, when plastics were first introduced, they mimicked existing natural materials. They were made to look like ivory or ebony or tortoise shell. It was not until much later in the development of plastic technology that the fundamental properties of the technology enabled wholly new objects, objects, designs, things that we could never have conceived previously, for better or for worse. Similarly, our digital technologies have completely changed so many facets of our lives, but the tools that we use to access that digital world still bear a shocking resemblance to the technologies that came before them, the television and the typewriter. It's only now, after nearly 50 years that we're starting to branch out for these, with new technologies as we're so entertainingly already demonstrated today. But the question is, if we tend to start out with a new technology by designing what we already know, how can we create what we don't know? How can we create wholly new things that enable the untapped power of a technology? One way is by accident. We've all heard stories about things like penicillin, post-it notes or Play-Doh. These are all happy accidents that occurred while their creators were actually working on something else. But we can't rely on accidents to show us new directions for the technologies that we have access to. How can we engage with technologies so that we're thinking about the fundamental nature of what they can allow us to do rather than simply their intended use? Artists do this. Artists work with their materials and push them in new directions. And technology artists have a natural practice of using technology in unorthodox ways to create new things. So I'm going to share four examples of projects that I've worked on where we've used technology in unexpected ways to put new things into the world. This is a light fountain.  Around the stones move. Around the stones, there are traces of living light that move and seek out the stones and follow them and orbit around them as the stones are moved on the surface. Now to create this piece, we used some pretty standard technology, a camera and a projector, and some software to tie it together. But the result is unusual enough that people look at this and often ask us, how is this even possible? So here's an example where the possibility space of the projector was expanded by considering the projector as a medium to explore, where the projector's innate ability to augment the surfaces and the objects around us took us further than its intended use of just making larger images on the wall. This piece is a table that was an exploration of design, of modern design, clean lines, clean materials, smooth materials, considering that in contrast with ornamental design. It's a table that holds a secret. When it's approached, the surface comes to life with hidden images and intricate patterns. Now the technology that we used for this piece, capacitive sensing, is a similar technology to what's used in touch screens and in tablet computers. But when we first started playing with this particular sensor, it had a very sci-fi feel. It had white LEDs that were blinky and blocky, and we ended up for this piece developing new algorithms for interpolating and creating the light in a way that was much more natural and much more warm and had a better sense for this particular piece. It worked well for this piece, and it turns out it also worked well for the company that made the technology. They ended up using those algorithms in the next version of their product. So here's an example where the needs of the artwork drove the development of the technology in a different direction than it was already going. This piece, we were asked to work with solar power. And so when we started looking at the fundamental properties of solar panels, we ended up becoming entranced by the mathematics of the sun and its motion through the sky, the angles at which it travels from season to season, and the connection to the efficiency of solar panels. So each of these shafts is at a different angle that corresponds to a different time of the year, and each of these shafts collects solar energy during the day. At night, the piece comes to life with a light show of patterns, a performance that is driven by the power of the sun. Now, the patterns that it plays are actually created by a worldwide community on a website. People can submit patterns, and they can compose them like they're composing music, submitting patterns that then come to life each night driven by the sun. So it's a collaboration between the community and the sun. And it's also an example of an opportunity for the physical form of the artwork in this case to reflect some of the fundamental properties of the photovoltaic technology. The last piece I'll show is hanging in an airport. It's an abstract timepiece that represents the elasticity of time as we often feel it when we are travelling in places like an airport. So 65 of these robotic nodes hang from the ceiling above traveller's heads and they're choreographed moving, they get moved by these high precision motors. Now we worked closely with the company that developed these motors to choreograph the movement of these nodes so that they can represent what we wanted to do with our concept of elastic time in an abstract timepiece. So we created the piece, but we also ended up creating a very visible demonstration of capabilities for this technology that were advanced networking capabilities that aren't normally seen in the industrial applications for which these motors are used. So whether it's motors or projectors or photovoltaic cells any technology can be considered as a raw medium and if we look at its fundamental properties it can drive us to new things beyond their intended use. So if you have a technology for which you're looking to shift your perspective and see where it takes you find a way to get it into the hands of an artist. Thank you.


What are some legislations you would subtract or add that you think with, I want to say drastically, but really change the environment to help people here? Myself, I would love to take control of CPP and EI. Okay. They are provincial jurisdictions according to our constitution. Before we continue. So for people who are listening, they may not be familiar with that. So CPP is Canadian and pension plan. Yes. So same thing like the United States are paying into social security. Yep. Percentage of your income with your employer goes towards your future pension. Yes. And at this point, the government holds that. Correct. So according to our constitution, we as a province can take that power on ourselves and write our own rules. Quebec does it themselves. There's QPP and there's CPP. We would like to start, well, OPP, but it doesn't... We're not going to arrest you with it, but we would like to set that up as a private fund between you and your employer. So for an example, if you're making $20 an hour, you contribute $2 an hour and your employer matches that. Good books. Yep. And you split that up. I would imagine heavy on the EI side to start with, a little bit light on the retirement fund because there's time for that to grow.  And with that, you would have your own equity. So you want to buy a house, you've got asset. It's not a government fund anymore. It's now yours. I think that would do a lot to empower people in this province. That's one legislation we would do. I think another one is revamping welfare. I agree. I think, and the way the retirement fund is set up right now is atrocious. These people have paid it hundreds of thousands of dollars their whole life. And now we can receive a thousand bucks a month. Yeah. Like what a joke. It's a joke. It sure it is. You and I were talking before the show. I'm like, even if you put that money in the market, no matter what time in the market, any market, S&P, TSX, whether it's in an index fund, a 5% per year, you were a thousand times exponentially better than what you get from the government. Sure. And the promise was made that you'd be taken care of. Yes. And then as the demographic shifted and we ran out of young people to fund this for the retirees, it became a problem. But instead of addressing that as an issue and seeing that this is not going to be sustainable, they continue to fund it. So we need to get off of this. We need to get out of this program. And for the people that have paid in up to this point, I think we owe them a decent retirement. I agree. So anybody who's 50, 55, 60 years old is heading in there. I wouldn't so much as say change what they've done, but the younger people definitely privatize that for them so that they can have their own funds and have their own equity. And for the people who've paid in all these years, let's give them a couple of thousand dollars a month and allow them to at least live a decent end of life. Right. And it might cost us a few dollars, but the way the government throws money into the garbage can, I can't see a better way to spend that money. Right? If you're going to spend money, do it do it honorably and put it in a place that has some type of value. Right? And those people have paid in and supported us and looked after us for all these years. And it's a joke that we treat them the way we do. And same with disability, ODSP, welfare. These are programs that they're slavery. Slavery. Like you were saying. Yeah, slave programs. Sure. There is no end game for these people. And welfare is generational now. I know. I say whoever designed the system, I haven't done my due diligence of looking the history of it, but just looking at from observational aspect and seeing the policies they have.  This isn't by mistake. No. And so I think it's a 50-50. There is the insidious side of it. The people who wanted that to happen are like, yes. But back then we also printed our own money. So after we built the St. Lawrence Seaway and we built the Trans-Canada Highway, we built CN Rail, we had all the hospitals and schools built.  So that's where these social programs came from. That's where our healthcare, that's where EI and CPP started, was a place to generate that currency and spend it into existence. And then in 74 when we changed that, it became a huge burden on us. Right. And that's why we're in this situation we are now is we no longer print that money. We no longer have control of that. And every dollar we print costs us a dollar five. So we're screwed right from the get-go with the current system. And so what would you do to change the welfare system? I like, and I take a huge knock from the party for this one because I see an empowerment system. I see a disability empowerment system. So as we were talking earlier, there's, I see three types of disability. There's economic disability, there's physical and there's mental disability. They're all just as bad as a person to deal with these things. And all connected. Sure. And yes, sometimes two or three are layered upon themselves. So instead of handing them a pittance, penalizing them for going out and working, let's empower these people. Let's retrain them, put them back to school, put them in a trade school, teach them something of value, maybe a four or five-year program that's a little bit front heavy on the money. And then in the back end, it's light because these people are now back into society and contributing instead of this dull, right? That's what I would like to see. And I push in with the party for that and I take a lot of heat for it, but I'm willing to stand on that and say, you know what, we can't just tear the system apart. Well, this is one of my beefs with libertarianism. And at the end of the day, ideally for me would be, like we talked about taxes. Sure. I believe without representation, there shouldn't be tax. I think at least for me, the worst one is income tax. You're stealing my labor. Straight up. Like straight up, slavery. I work, I put in labor and you take it away from me and if I don't pay, I go to jail. That's right. I don't know what else you call that. That's right. Okay. I'm a realist though too. Yep. And I know for a fact, I'm not going to snap my fingers, like, well, income tax gone. Can't. So you and I were talking about this earlier, it's like accountability, transparency. Yes. It's like, even with these systems, it's like, regardless of what social program you have, or if you're taking whatever, you know, 13% for HST or whatever taxes, VAT tax, sales tax, I, in fact, from a economics perspective, a moral ethics perspective, I, for me, I wouldn't feel that bad paying into taxes. If I saw first hand line items of where the money went, which contractors received the bids? Sure. And how the money was used for X, Y, and Z? Exactly. Zero line item, the budget. Yes. That would be the first thing, if libertarians ever got into Queens Park, the first thing we do is we take that $160 million or $1 billion budget and we throw it in the garbage can and say, come to me. Come to me with your program. Show me your budget. Show me why you need that kind of money. And then from that, you're going to find a lot of redundancies and we would be able to peel a lot of those layers off. Big, big conversation that I was having the other day when we're talking about accountability is how the government, when they put out a budget, they skew the numbers for themselves. So even though it says that there's a $9 billion deficit, they're really $16 or $17 billion in the whole because they split up their capital cost, the capital spending from their operating expenses. So any of their capital spending is off to the side. So you don't get to see that. That's like a 20-year loan. So if they do a $12 billion project, it's going to cost you $18 billion. You don't get to see that. Yeah. So even though we're at it, even if they've had the budget balanced, you're still going to be going into debt because they separate it and they do it on purpose because it's kind of like stealing 50 cookies out of the cookie jar. What did he say? The budget's going to balance itself. Yeah, well, it does. Yeah, he's put it on top of this and it's going to balance. And that type of economics is a joke. I know. And I don't understand how people don't see through that.  You don't like the social conservative aspect of him. But why would you vote for somebody who's so scandalous? If you don't like Shear, you shouldn't like Trudeau. As far as I'm concerned, blue is the new red. They're the same. Oh, I've been telling that forever. These are the same parties. Sure. The only difference is the color of the business card. Totally. One party system as Noam Chomsky talks about. Yes, and has been forever. There is no real variance on the key issues. We still go to war. We're still back in the United States and all of their incursions around the world. We still run deficits, both sides of the party run deficits. The differences are literally like the color of the ice cream. It still tastes like vanilla, but one is brown and one is blue. There is no substantial difference in them. So there are parties out there that do offer differences. But then the people say, well, you're not going to win. And for whatever reason, our tribal response to that is, I've got to vote for a winner. I've got to pick a winner. But I think things are changing. I think Trump, even though he's American, he's that catalyst for independent. I think so. Regardless of if you like him or hate him, he is now a case study to be like an independent can win. Sure. But you know what, that study is being done by these two parties as well. And they have the funds and the money to implement a system to combat that. So we need to be very ultra aware of how that rolled out. And we need to start voting our conscience. We need to start being true to ourselves, regardless of the outcome. And I think that's the biggest problem is you need to let go a little bit. We inherently want control as humans. We want to control our destiny. And I think we need to just let that go and just vote our conscience. If you don't believe in either of those parties and you believe in the guy who's running for the rhinoceros party, or there's an independent guy in your community that you really like, wasted or not, vote for him.


I showed some needle calculators last week. Let's focus on this one, the TI programmer calculator from 1980. Notice it's a programmer calculator, not a programmable calculator. It's a calculator for programmers. It has some bitwise operations and then conversions between decimal, hexadecimal, and octal numbers. But if you have a whole computer, what does a programmer need with a calculator? Well, 1980 was a different world. Any computer you could afford for yourself would be single-tasking. You couldn't just whip up a prompt in the middle of something else to check your math. Or you might be on some hulking beast where the time is so valuable they're not going to let you just poke around on keys until it works. So a lot of code was planned ahead of time on paper and perhaps a calculator. Graphics too. I love to see the classic video game sketchbooks. So I'm excited for this modern reversal that you can now get a calculator with the whole circuit python language built in. How cool is that?


Hello everybody welcome to the Friday livestream and today just like the thought the thumbnail tell suggests we're gonna take a look at There is a one of the major indicators that I've taken a look at as far as Selling Bitcoin and potentially getting out of the market as it's really coming quite close to what I would consider as a sell Indicator and before we get on of course my voice may sound a bit different, but I'm just getting over the flu So it's a little bit off. No, I am not AI generated Even though some days I would like to be because I make my job a lot easier. Anyhow, let's jump into it Shall we so the first thing is it was taking a look or perusing the different articles that were out there and coin Telegraph had a good one and talks about how Bitcoin prices interests inches from a new surge at 71k Bitcoin PyCycle top metric and We'll get into the actual PyCycle top and the different websites like to use to to validate this But one of the quotes I've read in here This is from one of the traders and he says once Bitcoin breaks the PyCycle moving average all bets are off It's currently consolidating right below it just like it did in 2020 So if you've been around the channel, you know for quite some time that I have this Video that I did which I talked about the certain indicators I'm looking for when I'm going to be getting out and stepping down from this channel Because nothing lasts forever and I don't think that anybody needs a cheerleader in the bull market I think people need a cheerleader in the bear market because in the bear market is where all the where all the gains are made It's not in the bull market. It's not when all the the tourists come in here and we essentially dump on them. Let's be honest Really what it comes down to is people are gonna need to hear the voice of some type of reason in the bear market when everything crashes and Whatever nonsense that has happened in the bull market gets Exposed and things start to collapse FDX Celsius Voyager Block 5 you name it. It's been done So there's two videos that I'd like you to watch of course I'm talking about the cell indicators the first one is when I'm talking about selling 80% of my crypto and The next one is the stress-free profits When I'm talking about different types of cryptos one is when we're talking about established ones The other one is more talking about different cryptos and digital assets and prospects That are a little bit newer So check those out links in the description looks just like that and when I take a look at the pie cycle top again We're taking a look at the pie cycle top It's one of the 111 they moving average crosses over 350 they moving average and what I used to look at And actually still do is looking at Bitcoin looking at Bitcoin's a great website It's free give you some good information and you can check it out looking at Bitcoin links in the description but what I like to use These days is Ben's website since I get to steal all his information and I didn't even realize this There is a pie cycle bottom and top with a thunk it and Just so everybody knows if you're not familiar with that video, of course the pie cycle top retroactively retrospectively has Called out the tops. I think it was created around 2019 and it came very close in 2021 It actually hit the price of around 60,000 and said that that was a top. Well, we know that wasn't a top It was 67,000 777 or 69,000 depending on which exchange that you went to and arbitraged But in 2017 it called it and in 2013 it called the double tops So it's been relatively accurate and again, I'm not gonna call the absolute top. That's not what I'm here for I'm not that great of a chartologist I will not hit the top if I get within 60 to 70 percent. I will be ecstatic, but this bike cycle top Is what I'm looking at as one of the indicators one of multiple ones and we see as we take a look here Let's just zoom in and yeah, it's looking like it's really closing the gap again when the 350 moving average Crosses over the 111 moving average. That's when we have that aspect and we can see that it's pretty darn close So what does this mean is mean that I have to sell everything and get out?  Why would you do that? There is so much money coming in There is so much Bitcoin that of course is being taken off the exchanges And there's going to be a supply shock and there's going to be all these nation-states getting into it and everything else Look that may be true and maybe true But the narratives the narratives are there and yes, I understand about time frames as far as when We hit the all-time lows to the all-time highs the having to the next all-time highs But I'm just trying to tell you that even though there's a narrative There was this there was a narrative when I got in 2017 and that didn't pan out There was the same well a different narrative in 2021 and that didn't pan out. There's always going to be Sell-offs there's always many people that are going to sell and this is what I'm looking at So this is just one indicator that I'm looking at and it looks like it could do it And also before we move on I would like to just say That because this is so close. I didn't know what there was a Picycle bottom. We were set the zoom real quick and click on bottom Actually if you go to Ben Ben's website and look at this it doesn't call it perfectly like in 2015 It called the bottom at $284 which was pretty close because I think the bottom was like 199 somewhere around there No 229 excuse me and then in 2017 it called it at what is this? 3780 so pretty damn close quite honestly and Then it didn't really do a great job in 2022 it called the bottom at 20,570 but again, I mean what was the bottom 15,700? That's still pretty damn good So when I take a look at this I'm like Picycle topspin Relatively somewhat accurate and something to put into your repertoire of taking a look at as far as indicators So you can make the best financial judgment for yourself to say, you know what? This is just one thing that has taken off. Maybe they're in the narrative comes in that Oh, Bitcoin's gonna be used as the world reserve currency Maybe this isn't going to pan out for the Picycle top. It's up to you I'm just telling you what I'm looking at and that is one of those things that I say Carries heavy weight So let me know what you think about that in the comment section and before we go on and we sort of talk about We're gonna talk about Cardano a Major partnership and what's going on there We're gonna talk about Solana and we're always gonna talk about chain link before we get in there I'd like to receive or just say a congratulations to Coinbase For being one of the good guys out there. This is from Paul Grewal He's the chief legal officer at Coinbase and he says that they just received this letter from FinCEN financial crime enforcement network That congratulates Coinbase on our substantial contributions to one of seven significant criminal cases To receive the FinCEN directors law enforcement award We appreciate this recognition of our commitment to weeding out bad actors in whatever form and wherever they operate now as Gary Ginzer is on the warpath with his dynamic duo of Senator Elizabeth Warren as they rally against crypto and digital assets I would just like to take a time out to say Congratulations to Coinbase for doing the right things at the right time with the right people and as these crimes come out They root them out. So congratulations Coinbase. That's what I like to see so now let's get into Cardano and I should be actually have up here Cardano has been one of those laggards. It's been one of those projects that I personally have invested into I Think could do quite well I still have the Dnews stake pool links in the description if you want to delegate to that But there's a major partnership that came out. I thought it was something to Be said now when I did yesterday's video people were talking about it and I just kind of missed it missed the news So I wanted to give Cardano holders their due diligence before we get to Solana and Chainlink So Aida community excited as Huawei cloud infrastructure arrives on Cardano. First of all, what the heck is that? Huawei Is a Chinese multinational digital communications tech conglomerate In bantian district shenzhen going down. I think I know that one And of course, they are major corporations and telecommunications And they just had or inked a partnership with cardano not so fast Not as big as you may think it is So this is what it is this from aida whale partnership will bring Huawei's cloud infrastructure into the cardano ecosystem which is true And there was a a tweet from a mergo Which is from the cardano foundation and it was cut off, but here's what it says Let me just bring this up Thrilled announce a strategic partnership with Huawei And mergo is teaming up to extend support for a cardano Validator node on Huawei cloud, which is interesting, you know, they're going to do a validator. That's great That was I mean if I mean I remember when uh when google the platform google became a Enterprise validator for theta, you know, we talked about that all day long because you know, theta is one of the other Bags that I actually have and things going to do quite well Actually, they're going to do really well as they partner up with ather, which is a deep pin AI project I think they're going to do quite well, but Getting off the off the topic. So congratulations to Huawei partnering up with Cardano as they make a cardano validator node on Huawei cloud One of the world's largest cloud community companies This partnership will bring Huawei's cloud infrastructure into the crown ecosystem And enable developers to leverage it to build web three solutions on cardano Ultimately driving growth and web three adoption across asia pacific and africa Also marks the first step towards a large collaboration between a mergo and Huawei in the future Driving the commercial adoption through validator nodes events and tech collaborations They don't exactly say what those new collaborations are But we'll see how it goes as it pans out as we move into 20 the end of 2024 and 2025 so congratulations aida holders There's something to be excited about. Hey Good for you guys. Well good for us. I should say I actually hold it myself So now we talked about cardano We have to talk about the flip side because I don't know what it is about cardano and and aida And uh and soul or solana seems like they just have a beef with each other every time I bring one of the other up The comment section gets crazy. So I'm going to be balanced today Congratulations, solana. Looks like you're trying to fix the congestion problem Onza releases proposed congestion fixes on Solana dev net asks validators to upgrade on test net So right now of course cardano everybody's laughing because like oh, yeah I just tell the tell the devs to to take the cartridge out and blow on it and put it back in More complex than that So here's what we got Solana's validator client client team onza released proposed congestion fixes in version 1.8.11 Is now deployed to dev net Recommended for use on test net. Please upgrade ASAP to help us start analyzing the effects when they propose congestion fixes So hopefully This will fix that monstrous congestion which we've had failures of 70 plus Of the different transactions that are on Solana. Hey, I'm a Solana holder on my cardano holder I'm a chain link holder and it's like 60 other different cryptos. So I'm with you on this one So great, although there's this last sentence that I got to tell you I wouldn't be bragging about this Phantom Solana's most widely used wallet in order that transaction success rates have improved a lot already ahead of the patch That's good news like that Project stated its metrics showed that transactions were successfully Nearly 90 percent of the time Yeah, so listen, I know right now everybody's whatever chain you're at, you know, you're like This one's way better than that one. This one's fantastic. Look I think we really should try to bring each other up because really it's us versus a lot of different people that are out there that really call Bitcoin crypto digital assets just a passing fad and a tool of bubble and just a waste of of technology So when one wins, I think we should all congratulate I'm trying to foster that type of relationship But congratulations everybody. I think we're in the step in the right direction and I truly believe as time goes on That it's not just about one chain The future is multi chain and I could be wrong. I'm gonna think about that in the comments section But there's one more alt coin to talk about Chainlink now this one I think is quite big Chainlink when I got into it just an oracle essentially the ability to pull out outside data and resources into the blockchain because it was very difficult to do that And surgery essentially solve that with chainlink And it's one of my my bigger bags and one of the bigger bags I still have right now I still believe in chainlink or what it's doing and I've heard from other people that right now Chainlink is not just an oracle. It's essentially becoming a layer zero and this I think is big Introducing transporter. This is from the chainlink blog a hyper secure bridging app powered by chainlink What's this doing users are now able to bridge supportive tokens including eth usdc link and more across eight blockchains That's big So I'm with arbitram avalanche base bnb chain ethereum optimism polygon and we mix So the big question is well, what does this do because I like people say well, I got this this bridge I use that bridge I use this bridge and that bridge This one apparently is supposed to be super secure put it through the paces See what actually happens do some test transactions. See what actually it can do But when chainlink does something they test the heck out of it. So hopefully This is the answer So the need for secure cross-chain connectivity. Oh, and then one thing before I before I go on when they talk about ccip You know chainlink ccip that's cross-chain interoperability protocols So what they're trying to do again? I believe multi-chains the answer and that's what I think chainlink is trying to say here So the need for secure cross-chain connectivity hundreds of blockchains layer two side chains app chains and more and that's the truth There's just so many out there. It's hard to even keep them straight And when bitcoin comes in with all their l2s watch out because that's going to be even bigger And I think that's the next wave, but I'll go back to this article This was interesting to me almost 50 percent of all value hacked in web 3 is due to cross-chain hacks And if you want to take a look at that just go to defy lama and click on hacks and here's all the data Did you know? Whoops Because I can't let me bring this up. There we go Looked all the hacks that were of course as the market starts to really pick up On july 31st up at this point 675 million almost a billion in hacks two or 98 million Of course, it's all around When of course the market picks up What do you notice over here October 3rd every 20 there was still a huge amount of hacks going on And of what is it really has to do? with chain link Like it says right here. It's all due to cross-chain hacks. And that's what they're trying to solve here with transporter So anyhow coming back to this I also want to ask you everybody a question who's watching the video Or if you're watching the replay doesn't matter It breaks it down to the amount lost and to the protocol within it The techniques that was actually happening as I scroll through this. What do you notice? What do you see here? Well, here's bitcoin as one Here's avalanche 2.6 million Bitcoin cash. What the heck what I notice here is that there's two things First I see a lot of ethereum And I see a lot of layer 2 solutions. Does that mean that ethereum and layer 2 solutions are bad? No, what it says to me is that people are using Ethereum and layer 2 solutions a lot. Is that what it's going to be in the future? Anybody's guess Let me just tell you for a lot of these hacks and these bridge hacks arbitrum ethereum optimism Polygon it's a lot Of course, that's what we have But again, it's a double-edged sword. What it means. Everybody's using it And maybe not using it as well as they should and let me be crystal clear. This is an ecosystem issue This is not the base chain issue This is somebody who built on top of ethereum for whatever it is and didn't work out because they screwed up So let the let that kind of make sure we understand that so no one can say rob spreading fud because he's saying ethereum sucks I'm saying I'm saying that a lot of people are using that a lot of people aren't doing it right So to continue on the multi-chain ecosystem needs cross-chain infrastructure that is hyper reliable a solution that raises the bar for cross-chain security use of use Interoperability protocol that's built to last not just to launch. So what's transporter? Web app for crypto users that easily and securely transfer the token and messages between different blockchain Every transporter transfer is powered in and by chain link cross-chain interoperability Protocol or ccip and I put a link in the description. Here's the website. You can use it right now transporter io And you can go through all that it talks about even the different the chains that they're using They're all right there. Actually, I've never seen what does view all say Oh, wow. So you got arbitram avalanche base. We're just talking about we mix. Here's all the tokens It's a lot of tokens That's not that much But then if you go over here where it says to pop up up up up up up where is it? On the upper right hand corner Where it says launch app if you launch it You can start bridging right now using chain link and I think that's something to watch out Even if you're not a big believer in ethereum or the layer two solutions, I get you I understand Maybe want to start might want to start to take a very heavy look at chain link and what's going on Especially right before the bitcoin happening because I believe that is a time for the goalie lock zone Anyhow, let me just think about that in the comment section and then just to finish up real quick As again public service announcement. I don't want to know likes this, but I have to tell you Your taxes are due I'm sorry you have to pay your taxes So gary genzler can get his money so he can bring well as notices Against decentralized exchanges and centralized exchanges because that's what we do here in america Sorry, anyhow, there's a great video From mark kohler a link in the description He is a lawyer and a cpa and he talks about why you need to file a tax extension Which you can do right now essentially talks about is it lowers your probability of getting an audit So watch that video and there's another video that he did which was really good Where he talked about the 10 uh criteria for uh loopholes and of course legal loopholes Of how the rich stay rich so watch those videos. I Put that one in the description you can check that out And then one of the things he talks about and I talk about as well as coin ledger Again, if you're looking for a software use coin ledger link in the description You don't have to use it But if you don't use it you only get 10 off so it's up to you And then lastly lastly before we go into q&a catamoto Catamoto and the reason I bring this up is because let's be honest Meme coins are for gambling right? If we're out here to save the world, that's great But if you want to put 20 bucks on red.  I can't even give a gambling advice not a professional gambler But catamoto is one of the first b&b chain finance chain Meme coins and it's being launched on 10 set And I did a deep dive. Well, it's not really a deep dive video. What can you deep dive on a meme coin? I'm just talking about how this one's it's pretty interesting. Just watch the video. It's like eight minutes I linked in the description. It's over on dan de jen. I don't put degenerate stuff on this channel This is for the meat and potatoes very safe stuff But over on dan de jen You either make a lot of money or you lose everything. It's pretty much no in between So check out that video Hey See where it leads you and then of course, this will be it right here and then also for my astute followers for watching this video right now I I made a deal with 10 set and I said, hey like For for you to get into this you have to buy tokens of the of the 10 set talk just so everybody knows And somebody like I don't want to do that. I said, hey, how about if we do this? Why don't you just let some of my subscribers get whitelisted and they can buy this on opening day? Which I think is 16th of april. So like right now The buying process for the launch pad is going through If you want to be whitelisted and just go right to pancake swap and have to you know bypass all the 10 set stuff You can do that. I have a link in the description And it's called the catamota whitelist and all you got to do is fill this out And it's first come first serve on the last round on the 16th of april And you can if you are so inclined you could buy up This meme coin before everybody else does So uh either you're welcome Or you hate me for it because it's a gamble But that's not for me to say because this is in financial advice That's it for today


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RAH! Duh.  I'm Wreck. You can call us on Instagram, Twitter, or on YouTube. It's so juicy. I'm Wreck. Kenny Sebastian. Chai Tai. At first, it sounded like he said we're reacting to a Kanish something or other. Kanish Shabashio. Yes. Kanish Shabashio. Chai Time Comedy with Kenny Sebastian. Chai Time. Chai Time. Being Manly, Waxing, and Shaving. That's what the title of this one is. Waxing Sucks. We have a lot of stuff. Some of the stuff gets blocked. We don't know what will get blocked, what won't get blocked.  You get to see the block stuff. Yeah. So, we're going to invite Nehruz Kenny. We'll talk to him. But, I'm ready to have some pickles. I am too. Let's bring it. Here we go. So, every morning I wake up and I hear Shaving. I can't say it properly, but I think it was waxing. You know? I think we have to wax. When you see from that perspective, I think it was invented because women are like, at least do something. You know what teaches you? Your dad never sits with you. Son, today I will show you how to shave. That never happens. It's something you always figure out by watching people. And I've always never done it right. Maybe in any dance room. It's the Gourmeta Triangle.  I left out a spot. And only girls point this out because girls are perfect. One lady, Sri Lanka is there. One small Sri Lanka. Every time they're small.  I left out something when you were shaving. The whole day I have to go like, I want to cross check if how I'm shaving is correct. So, we started off with this one, which is the single blade. I couldn't find single blade. I was like, sir, single blade? Sir, please read it. Use two blades at least. I swear, every store, no one was like, Yeah, bro, be real cool. I went to the secret wall and she was like, Go away. So this is like a motor based thing. This never evokes a good feeling. No, that sound. It never evokes a good feeling. I've never been in a barbershop and the movie does this.  The Alexander Graham Bell of all the shaving was this. I hope I don't kill myself. Yeah, absolutely. This is basically a suicide. Have you just seen it all? Yes. I mean, it's about a movie about a barber who kills people with this. I'm like, why not?  Use this. No. Yeah, people should slice it. So this is the shaving. This is how you started. Like you had shaving cream and you do this. You do this thing. This was the most amazing thing when I was a kid. I was like, oh my God, you can paint on people's faces. My dad is the best. And then they were like, no, make it up to this technology and they made foam. Now the thing, the foam version is great. All you problem is, you're so tempted to play with it. Okay. Okay. And there is no, there is no little bit middle. It's just like zero or everything. It's like a little bit out. That's not what I meant.  It was possible. This is cream, guys. That's what I said. Thank you for shaving children. Shave and show you how to shave. How I think I need a volunteer to put this on my face. That's all. Anybody wants a volunteer? Yeah, you come. Come on. Bring the big round of applause for Preeta. Thanks. It takes a lot of guts to come on stage. It takes, I don't know, what's to put shaving cream on someone's face. Have you used this before? Okay, this is like, you know, a lot of girls have like, Kenny, can I put makeup on you? Reverse version of that. You can put some cream on my face. Gel, sorry. And then you use this to like, make it, I'm going to be asking because that girl is like, yeah. You can evenly distribute the substance, no, the on my massage. Okay. Hey, put some, you can put some water. Little, just dab a little water. What is that? No, you can use a giraffe if you want to. You may use your hand. I wish she had the man I've seen before. Any direction? Whatever. Any direction. It becomes the master, I mean. It's very dry, it's so unenjoyable. Oh no, oh no, I get it. It looks like a bongeri on my face. Awesome, awesome. That's all. Good, yeah. Give me a round of applause for that. Why am I shaving? That's the most shaving ads are. Shaving ads that you want. Me too.  You go for the throat like that and you zoom into all the individual hair which is standing in perfect line. Haven't you heard of ingrown hair, bro? Which only women know by the way. Guys are like, what's this ingrown hair? Yeah, all the women are like, oh my God, that's a nightmare. Yeah. All the girls are like, what's this ingrown hair, bro? Now, I'm one of those lucky people where my hair stops here. Some guys, their hair stops here. So it's just an endless... No, just thank me. Basically, we're all in here, okay? Who's that yuck girl? Hey, you? What's your name? Watch me, what? Watch me. Watch me shave. Watch me, man. I'm taking the classes after a lot of aftershaves and I can't talk about all them but I think the one aftershave that as a kid I wanted was Old Spice. That's what I'm talking about. Old Spice. Okay, a lot of people think this is not cool anymore. Okay? But this is what my dad used to use. Yeah. And whatever my dad uses is cool. Okay? And look at the... See, they were like, they could have stopped innovating at this stage. But they're like, no. That's in the box, right there. A soy sauce bottle. Why not? I'm like, how do I even open this? Oh. And guys, there's nothing like stopping from the whole liquid coming.  Nobody wants me. So the worst part is it burns like... Oh, I love it. I can't... I'm talking about how much it pains because it's not like Maxine. So, yeah, I'm like, do Maxine first. The truth is this is not the best aftershave. Oh, no, where the cat?  Aftershave is... Viko turmeric? This guy's guys. Don't be ashamed.  This is an antiseptic. It has turmeric. So your dad and your mom are happy. Only screw up with Viko turmeric. No, cosmetic. Is that it smells like Viko turmeric. Now, if I put Viko turmeric, I can't enter a room. Because everybody would be like... I don't understand Viko turmeric. By the way, I don't shave with a mirror like this. Because this mirror has this... I don't know how girls use this. It has this 4000 X zoom. Yeah. How is this practical? I don't know. It's like... I'm like, oh no, I'm the Hulk. And now basically this one is just weird. It's just like if you're... It's super safe and creepy. The only problem is this is so loud. If you live with flatmates and you lock the door and this is... I think this was a lot of improvised. 100% Well, obviously he knew what he was going to talk about. Oh yeah. And his comedians, they're very prepared people that look that they're just going off the top of their head. Yes. Yes. But usually they're very prepared. Yeah. They know exactly... They probably know what you're going to say. Yes. But winging it. Yeah. So the greatest at it, two, were Jonathan Winters who after Jonathan came Robin. Yeah. And Robin Williams was...  It was all improv that night. 60% was his scripted written stuff. The other 40%, he was just winging it and going off the audience. Well, yeah, he's... He was one of those... He's just... He's so fast. Yeah. But a lot of comedians, they don't want to get off their routine. They would prefer to... A lot of them stick. And he clearly likes to go bunny-trailing it and improv-ing and whatever they give you. He's a lot of fun. And yes, the shaving... I love shaving.  It never happened. Never happened. I love driving. I love shaving, but I do not like an electric razor. They mess with my face. I don't like... It screws up my skin. Well, I don't... Clean shave. No, I don't use a trimmer. I use a trimmer all the time. But when you have to shave clean... Hard or something to use a razor? Well, trim it. Right. Trim it down. The thing, and then I'll use a regular razor. All my face. Yeah. I love shaving. I don't own an electric razor. Shaving is like scratching it. Yeah, I haven't got tired of it. It's just I don't do it very much. Yeah. I trim my beard. So beard maintenance is very different than... Very different clean shaving maintenance. Yeah. And there's actually people like beard oils. Right. You got beard wax even. Like beard growing compositions. When he has his moustache. Yeah. He's got his beard wax. Moustache. Yeah. The moustache. I wish I could grow a moustache like that. Maybe I could, I guess. I think you let it just keep going. Well, you have to train it basically. You have to pull it like constantly. Yeah. And you have to do this. And you have to keep pulling it. Or else like, because my normal stuff, I'll just trim it down. Make sure it's the same size as everything else. But obviously you have to like... It's already pretty long. Yeah. You've got to kind of work in there. Anyways. Any old hoop. That was funny. Kenny, you're a funny guy, man. Hope you're able to see this. Me too. Let us know what other videos Facebook should react to. Because everything we've seen so far has been... Really good. Really good.