You know what I used to do when my kids had a hard time going to sleep? What? Just scream at them and berate them until they're silenced. Yeah, children have a great sense of irony. The f**k! Hey, welcome back to our Stupidirex and Zeditz I'm Corbin. I'm Rick. And today, we're on Skype again. Yeah, Twitter, Instagram, go check them all out. Personal YouTube channels, check them out as well. We're on Skype today because the video we're reacting to is a little long. And we only usually... But now you have to call your back. When we normally film, we have like two hours is usually how long we film. So we're not taking too much time away from families and stuff like that. A 30 minute video would take up most of that time. So, but this one has been highly requested. Son of a Beesh from the comedian.  What women think about during sex? So that's him. He did a interview thing with Vir Das and Irfan Khan. That sounds like a fantastic conversation.  They've trimmed it up for us for the best part. So it's about 30 minutes. So thank you. Son of a Beesh is a variety comedy show with a host of Beesh. A 45 minute show. 45 minute show. Son of a Beesh is a variety comedy show with host of Beesh Matthew interviewing Vir Das and Irfan Khan. This is a fun, lighthearted interview with Irfans as they are a YouTube partner. Your video might be blocked at first. Oh, okay. Gotcha. They were just telling me the video might get blocked, but they'll unblock it for us. So thank you to a Beesh for letting us react to this very kind of you. But I love listening to Vir Das. Irfan Khan is a missed legend. So this will be a fantastic conversation. I expect. I expect as well. Are you ready? Yeah, bring it. Three, two, one. We got two amazing guests lined up for you. Our first guest, he's an accomplished actor. He's a singer.  I think he should be mine at least. Our second guest is definitely not my friend, even though I really want him to be because he's too talented to be my friend. One of the finest actors India has ever produced. He made a name for himself, not only locally, but also in the abroad. I'm a fan and if you're a fan, give it up for none other than Mr Irfan Khan and Mr Vir Das. This time it's better. Thank you for coming. Thank you so much for coming. I miss that man. Yeah, please. I love the fact that we got it finally in the second day of them walking. They're more excited in the second day. Yeah, they're more excited. They're having fun. They don't even care about the weight. They gave us money. Oh, what a great scout. Thank you so much for coming. Thank you. What happened, Vir? Why are you looking? I just don't know what I'm doing here. YouTube star, the fullest man in Indian cinema. I live in Bandra. That's why I'm here. GPS is my only qualification. But no, man, you came in the first season and... Yes, I did. That was... Yes. That was... That was a highlight for me. Yeah, for me as well. I missed you in a... So, where are you guys from? You're from Jaipur, right? Jaipur. So, Jaipur has a lot of space. Yes. I've realized something about Jaipur. Whatever comes out of Jaipur is all royal. I mean, I don't think I know of a single person from Jaipur who's not from a royal lineage. No, there are some. Camels. For example, you're also a royal, right? Yeah, I'm supposed to be. Supposed to be. Veer, what about you? Yes, there is nepotism in politics. I know there was saab zadeh but you removed it because... Yeah. Not happy with the lineage or you don't want people to... There are a lot of people there who have a lot of lineage.  Royal, yeah. So, yeah. So, you're like, no, I'm not a man. No, no, no, yeah, yeah. Seriously, if my name was saab zadeh, then I would have had a great pickup line. I was... I was an embarrassment to him since childhood. Why? I don't know why. Saab zadeh. It's such a nice gravitas name. I did the same thing. I was in Ambani earlier. I didn't like it. Yeah, so much. It's too big a house. Veer, what have you been up to? Give us a broad understanding. What do you mean? Yes. I've been good. I've been doing adult coloring books. I made a very good pasta the other day. And I've been on a tour. I've been on a world tour. Oh, that's nice. Yeah. Awesome. You had a Netflix special that came out, which you shot half in New York and half in New Delhi. Yes. And how was the response that you get? How was the international response? In India, everybody loved it. I'm very curious to know how people internationally... We loved it. ...took upon the question. First, there were 200 Americans in a basement. They didn't know what they were going for. So it was just nice for them to be the hostages. In that situation. And then, because there were 200 Americans, but for safety, you know, there were some Indians among us. So we actually got 40 Indians, but we hid them in the back.  But it did really well. I didn't know how big an audience Netflix had. It's quite large. And... I mean, I don't know how many views it got or this and that, but the coolest thing that happened is, I got an email. The best piece of fan mail I got was from two U.S. soldiers in Iraq. So firstly, when you open a mail and it says, hello from Iraq. The next is, this is the U.S. Army. My instant reply was, no, that's Ayush Manish for them. But that was really nice.  That was kind of nice. That's my favorite piece of fan mail.  I will.  All around her. I love it with the smile. There was snow slowly coming in. All around her. Do you like batting more or bowling more? Batting, batting. My captain used to like bowling so he made me a bowler. I don't know what used to happen. He used to say, put in a good one. I used to put in some wickets. Cool. So why did you pursue a cricket further? Because you were a part of a team also. I was selected in one of the tournaments. It was called, Seek and I Do. And the environment of our house was that you had to hide the game. You had to make excuses. Where were you? So there was no such environment. There was no aptitude to make a career in the game. So when I was selected in that and then I won I had to go to that team from Jaipur somewhere, Ajmer or something. And I needed 250 rupees.  That day I couldn't arrange. So that day I thought I couldn't pursue this. Because it was 200 bucks a day? Yeah. But you were good. I was good. I will say this now. Selection. Selection would have happened. Selection would have happened on any base. I have no athletic ability either. You played some sports. I used to box.  Yeah. I'm from Delhi so it's natural. I thought hockey would be your game. But when I was 13, 14 I used to box bacteria weight. Yeah. It's not even real boxing. It's not even real boxing. It's very like juvenile fighting. You were part of Chandrakanta. Oh yeah. For how long? And in Chandrakanta you went off and you came back again. I mean, two times the Meheer scene with you. Yeah.  Actually those were days. You were doing the series because you had to run the expenses. And you wanted to be in the game. That's why. That day the series was like this. That you did your work. The episode was like this. You didn't get the money. So you had to go to the producer.  The kids are dying of hunger. You didn't get the money like that. You didn't get anything like that. So during that time someone invited me to Chandrakanta. So I did one or two episodes. Then I found out that I didn't get these four or five lines. After that there was a bigger role. There was some meaning. They didn't tell me how big the role is. They just kept doing it. So I asked the director one day. I said it would be like this. That there is something like this in the future. Badrinath. So he was eating his Panwan. He was tying his hair. He was looking at the director. He invited the entire unit. He said he is from Dharmendra. You are from Dharmendra. And that day I couldn't... What should I say? I said tell me the role of Dharmendra. You are from Dharmendra. You have to find out the role. That was the day after that. But then the role got popular. And then I got bored of it. I said then I... We had different terms. Then I talked to him. I said I am bored of it. No. Then I killed him. Then after a few days I got a call again. After three or four months. I said come. I said I am dead. I said no. We will remove one more. What was the reason? Badri Nath... We will prepare one more. Somnath. His brother is here. And they both looked like... The people from the West Indies. The people from Gungralubal. And the other one was blonde. I said this is from the brother's angle. One has money to go to the parlour. The other one doesn't. One of my first international trips actually. Was to Sri Lanka for your wedding. Yes. Which was the most fun wedding I have... Ever been to. I am told I had a very good time with my girl. I don't remember any of it. But I am told. You are told. I married the right girl. It was... How did you meet her? The first time? My wife, Hanemi Shivani. She is an event manager. She was an event manager. And we did an event together. And she yelled at me. And I was very turned on. Then after that... She gate crashed my house warming party. And then she yelled at me some more. About my house. And I was even more turned on. And then we were together for about 5 and a half years. So that's how you guys met. It was the yelling. It was the yelling. Good. So you must have loved your teachers then. For sure. I love my teachers. Obviously. Not like I love my wife. One... No. No. Yeah. I think... The most important lessons in my life I have ever learnt. Has been because a lady in my life yelled at me. And I think most men can relate to that. My best advice when we are being yelled at by a girl or a lady in our life. Yeah. Like I used to have a teacher called Surjit Khanna. In Delhi public school. And she... I was skipping some tuition or some exams to go and do theatre. I was doing some hamlet or something like that. And my mother found out. And it was before my 12th boards. My mother came to school and everybody was yelling. Saying he's going to fail his boards.  He's good at this. Mrs. Das you stay out of his way. He's actually good at this. Let him do that. And it was the first time a teacher actually stood up for theatre in Delhi public school. So wherever you are. Thank you Surjit Khanna. Thank you. Thank you. And then she... And whoever did the subs thanks for spelling theatre right.  I was in the corner like. Though for you it was fun. You have a track history of going to girls' hostels' bathrooms. Or actually just girls' hostel. Girls' hostel. Yeah. Our restriction was that after 8 o'clock we had to go out with the boys. So we went there at 6 o'clock. This is in NSD. When you were studying in NSD. Yeah. So we went to girls' hostel in the room and then disappeared. Then next day we went out in the morning. So... Question did you go to the same room? Or were you... Today check, tomorrow check? I won't tell you that. The one who used to go to the room will feel bad. Okay, correct. He used to feel that he was going to his room. Well played. Very... Very cool. Very cool. Both of you have different points in time have acted. Like example there was a scene that you did in a movie long long time ago. Where you had to profess the love scene to somebody for the first time. Yeah. So my first film. It was a film called Mumbai Salsa. I don't know if anybody remembers this movie.  I'd never done a scene like this before. And one of those very... You know one of those and I had to hold her very very close. And I didn't know how much make up and preparation both actors and actresses go through. Like a lot of ladies when they are acting. You know that Judah that you see. That's not the actual Judah. That's clipped on. And a lot of times the eyes are different colors. So I remember when I got really into it. And I put my hand into her hair. And I'm like... And she's crying and I'm crying. And then there's that moment where she's like... And my hand is supposed to go. And her hair came off in my hand. So you know she's here in the cameras there. So I'm panicking. I've never done this before. So I didn't know what to do. So I put my hand back. Right? So now for the whole scene she's just like... And I'm like... And I think she had born colored contacts for the first time. And this was a brilliant decision move saying... Which is fine I'm a man. I'm used to climaxing first. So it was... But I don't think she had put the contact lens properly. So every time she blinked the lens went all the way up. And started like... Coming down to this thing. So I'm just like...  I'm like...  So great movie. Turned out really well. If you've got a new movie coming out called... Kareeb Kareeb Single. You went to Kerala to shoot this movie for the first time. This is a strange story. I was called for an award function in Dubai. And that was South Indian award function. And I was supposed to present an award to an actress. So I was standing on the stage and then this actress was called. Then I heard a sound on the floor. Then I looked. There was a nose ring. Which was rolling down and it just landed at my feet. And that woman was really feeling embarrassed. She thought that nobody has seen it. So she doesn't want to look at it. So I picked it up and I gave it to her. And then when we did the casting of this movie. Kareeb Kareeb Single. The first day when the heroine met me. She said that you were the person who gave me the ring. Nose ring back. Nose ring. So your movie is out today. We have a trailer which we want to play for you. Here we go. We need action woman. What if she becomes a virgin again? I'm telling you. The door is closed. What's this shit? I'll have a latte. Two lattes. And one latte is better than the other. Total three times.  That means you have to fight. Are you in touch with him? No. Then go and meet him. You want to go? Why are you shouting so loudly? So how do you shout slowly? So how do you shout so loudly? Did you get a book today, Ms. Jaishri? Look at Ganga's view. Do yoga at 6 in the morning. We do yoga at 6 in the morning, Jaishri. Why will we wake up so early? We haven't come here to wash the milk. Rada, we have to go. We have work to do. Hello uncle. Bless you, son. What do you think, Anjali? You are very beautiful. But we don't even know each other. Mr. and Mrs. Shashi Dharan. Brother, do two rooms separately. We are fighting. Can I do one room? No, no. Two. Relate with the trailer. This is an air-conditioned kite.  Yeah. All throughout the character you have like three, four lines. It's like punchline, punchline, punchline. It seems like, did you do it on your own? Or did you improvise a little on your own? I improvise a little. When a character like this happens, I think it's a character who is going to fly. I wanted to do a movie which will make people happy. Yeah. My name is combined. Intense, intense. I am tired of listening to him. So, I wanted to do a movie where people come out and smile on their faces. It feels good. Life feels good. But with my kind of sensibility which engages me. So, this is an attempt to make people pleased. You are talking about really intense.  Right. So, that's a compliment, right? Like look at Veer's eyes. Veer's eyes are nice and Mickey Mousey. You know, nice and cutesy. I can be intense. What is it? I need some drugs. Okay, fine. Maybe. But I have had a lot of problems because of my eyes. Why? You have changed the way of speaking. The people who used to say, who is Irfan? He is Charsi. You are wrong. I am not Charsi. Sometimes you drink joint. It's not like you don't drink joint. It's not like you are hooked on to Charsi. The biggest benefit of my career in movies is I did a movie called Gogua Gone. And there is a song in there called Baba Ji Ki Booty. You know the song. So wherever I go, people give me free weed. Wherever I go in India. Baba Ji Ki Booty. Baba Ji Ki Booty. I don't know why it has become such a thing. Otherwise, we still remember in our childhood. There was a shop in Jaipur. On the main road. Kashish Ki. This is Bang Ki. Yes. And that was the government. So it used to be like, you know, legal and I don't know. I have no idea. I came into the world knowing that it is illegal. Anybody have a problem with your mom saying that he smokes pot? That was weird enough. My first date. Appu Ghar. So, you know the Bhut Bangla in Appu Ghar. It was an actual Bhut Bangla.  And there was some chudail that used to scream which wasn't even a robot. It was an actual lady that was the job. People went and... You went inside because it was dark. And I wanted to hold the girl's hand. Oh, surely. But I am a little smart. Because I am also a pansy. I have been to the Bhut Bangla twice. I am not scared. Did you ever go on for any dates before? Or was it like... Or your excursion into hostels were your dates? Yeah. That was the liberation point. Before that, there was no such atmosphere in Jaipur. It was very conservative. It was difficult to talk about dates. When I passed by, he looked at me from the window. And said, You are going to live. Did you see that guy? Yeah. So far, I love you in 2020. Every time, I have glasses on. Now, the problem is that you can't put your face on a date. Why? People don't believe it. He is lying. He is lying. Irfan will come here to date. I saw him once. Tinder? Nothing has happened. People don't believe it. Nothing has happened. What are you doing here? How else will you date in this modern era?  There will be tea at the house. We will meet and go out for dates. Have you done speed dating before though? What is that? Speed dating is literally about 10 seconds or 30 seconds of a conversation. Maybe 45 seconds. So, I am sitting here. Veer Das is sitting here. Irfan Khan is sitting here. Tanmay is sitting here. Kamba is sitting here. Not only comedians in his imagination, by the way. He is doing it on a date. So, he will be like, I am going to be talking to Veer Das. Hi, my name is Abishmati. Hi, my name is Veer Das. Oh, great Veer Das. I am a comedian. Oh, great. Even I am a comedian. Oh, I like your hair. Oh, great. You are okay. Okay, great. Then I have to go to the next person. Then I will speak to you for 30 seconds. Hi, my name is Abishmati. I am Irfan Khan. I don't like you. Okay, great. I will go to the next person. So, that's how speed dating is.  Where does this happen? If you tell me about his viewership, it will be more fun. This is your imagination. That's how it is. That's how my dreams are. That's how my dreams are. Abishi's mind, he is the Draupadi of comedy. We are all Pandavas. But your true love actually is Watson. Yes, I have a British Bulldog. His name is Dr. Watson. They were Dr. Watson. Dr. Watson. Yes. You like his name? Absolutely. I think... The only thing he has ever said is... Do you take him out for walks or somebody else takes him out for walks? I will tell you about this. Watson is what you call a walking pooper.  And they stay in one place. My guy walks. While shitting? While shitting. So he walks a couple of steps. So every time he shits, I feel like the music from... My dog is like that. And I remember this is... Right after Gogogon came out, I started to get recognized for the first time because all the movies I had done before then I didn't look like myself. Nobody knew I was in the movie. Delhi Belly, I was bald.  And I live right next to Rishi Kapoor's house. My building is right next to this thing. And because Ranbir and Rishi Kapoor and all these paparazzi outside his house waiting with cameras. And I was walking with Watson and for the first time I saw a photographer look at me and go... Huh! And start taking my photos. And right then Watson started shitting.  Like I'm just smiling next to a shitty dog. And then Watson starts to walk towards Rishi Kapoor's house.  Like I have some vendetta or something like that. I'm going to have a dog party outside the house. What happened there? Yeah, they didn't make the newspaper though. They did not. They didn't. Thank God.   We know that you're coming up with a... A special very soon. You're coming up with a tour again. So my next thing that I'm working on I have a new show out called The Boarding Das Tour. We're going to do the largest ever tour in the history of comedy in India. I hope we're going to do 42 sit-mots. 42 sit-mots. So we're going to places that... We're going to Patna. We're going to Ranchi. We're going to Meerut. We're going to Dehradun. Because usually stand up, you know, goes to 10 or 11 major cities in India. And I want to take it everywhere that it doesn't go with this tour. So tickets on Veerdas.in So please check it. Yeah. Thank you so much both of you for coming. We've got something very special for you and we've got something special for you which we would like to give you. First of all, I would like to... Okay, let me put this down. This one, because you love your Watson quite a bit. This one's for you. This is so cool. This is... This is very, very nice. Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is going up on... On the wall? Yay. In the living room centerpiece. And one thing we forgot to talk about was that your first movie that you actually were part of was Karamati Court, right? Karamati Court. Karamati Court. Yeah. And in that, there's this... Your role was 30 minutes and then it got to 2 minutes and got to 30 seconds? No, it's true. It was 3 minutes. And I was very happy because in cinema, somehow you think, if anyone calls you in cinema, everyone keeps praising you on television. Yeah.  Everyone would praise you. That's why I met you. So that one... You know, I was very happy and I thought... Okay, that's it. That's it.  Yeah, I was so excited that I made my own costume. I chose the color. And there was a walking shot on it. It took 3 minutes and 1.5 minutes to walk. That was the first time you'd come on film and we have the image of the first shot. Oh, dear. As a part of it... Thank you very much. Thank you so much for coming on the show. This was a lot of fun. Thank you so much. I've known Abish for how many years? 9 years? Yeah, but... After the first week that you did stand-up comedy in Mumbai, we met. Yeah. He has wanted to do this since that time. Wow. To have this show since that time. And it's amazing that he has this show right now. Good. Season at all. Caveman Instagrammer. Going to decide what you've put on their cue cards, but on Helium. Throughout the game, you have to make sure... There's no way that's gonna break. I'm not breaking into a laugh. Whoever breaks first will have to consume amazing and terrible tasting but healthy drinks. Don't worry. These drinks are absolutely safe. If you're not, we'll find out soon. So, are you guys ready to play? Smile. You have to keep a stone face. All right. This is before my eyes. I'll remember. I said linda to Irfan Khan. There's no way. I should never have taken part in this competition. I, before I... No, no, no. Interfictor.  Oh, okay, fine. This round, improvisation is allowed. Do whatever you like. The line. Yes, sir. He'll do rapid fire. One, two, one, two, one, two, and three, see who wins. So remember, take the entire... I wish we could do interviews in person all the time. We could do fun games like this. Absolutely. Sir, you are choosy with scripts. It's not the first time that's happened to me. Yeah. We'll stop with you. One line, one line, one line, one line. This is your style number. What is mobile number? What do you prefer? Richard Parker or Richard Papala? Say hello to my little friend. Our winner for today is none other than Mr. Irfan Gaurd. Good night, sir. I'm going to get killing here. And who cares? None at all. Game man, Twitter. And that was good. Yeah. That's good. Yeah. That's good. I enjoyed that. I knew for a fact Irfan would not break. He's... Oh, yeah. It's like if you put Daniel Day-Lewis in anything, it's like, okay, I'm acting right now? No. He's not breaking. I need to save character. I don't care how good of a comedian you are. This man is too good at his job. I miss him so much. I know. It's bittersweet to watch that. Yeah. It's wonderful because obviously, he's such a great person and such a fun person, such great personality. But the fact that he's not with us anymore... Yeah, it's bittersweet. Which is so, so sad. Yeah, I do wish that we... Because we've had two, I think, in-person interviews, I guess. Nawaz and Zakir Hussein, I believe, are the two, right? But those are pretty early on. Now we've done a bunch. I would love to be able to, like, do interviews in person and be able to do fun games like that. I know. At the end, obviously, Skype kind of doesn't let us. Yeah. But I like the concept. Of course, it was a wonderful conversation of, obviously, a hilarious Virdas and also equally funny Irfan, who's just one of the coolest people ever. Like, that's one of his things in India, right? Is that he's like Mr. Cool. Yes. Yeah. He just exudes it and that energy, and I love that. Yeah, me too. Yeah. Is that all you're... That's all I got. That was enjoyable. There was nothing revelatory. It was fun. I enjoyed watching them. Virdas was funny. Irfan was cool and funny. I loved the game at the end. Yeah, that was fun. We should play that just in general. It'd be fun to play. I agree. We could play that game. We should involve Ashley Alexis and Micah, too.  I like the game. That was fun.  That film actually looked pretty good. His character looked pretty interesting and enjoyable. Yeah, it did. We didn't have subs for it, but his character looked pretty cool. But let us know more from Son of a Beech so we can react to and watch down below.


Hey guys, welcome back to Comic-In. I'm Shannon and today we're going to be taking a look at Ghostbusters Volume 8, Mass Hysteria Part 1, written by Eric Burnham and illustrated by Dan Sconing in celebration of the Ghostbusters 30th anniversary. So stay tuned. So hey guys, welcome to Comic-In. If you're new, make sure you hit the subscribe button and the little bell. Comment below. Hit the like button and maybe even share with your friends. Good job. We have cookies and milk. I might be seeing a matcher. All right, so as I said, today we're taking a look at Ghostbusters Volume 8, Mass Hysteria Part 1, written by Eric Burnham, illustrated by Dan Sconing, and this is the celebration of the Ghostbusters 30th anniversary. Ghost of the Gozerian, the destructor, was once drawn to Manhattan but could not complete his work. That's the good news. The bad news is that he isn't the only god who has taken notice of Earth. This volume collects issues number 13 through 16 of Ghostbusters. The stars of this volume are Peter Venkman, Egon Spangler, Ray Stans, Winston Zedemore, Ron Alexander, the rookie from Ghostbusters Video Game who now has his own Ghostbusters franchise in Chicago, who works alongside Ron Alexander as well as after Mass Hysteria Part 2, he brings on board two other former members of Ron Alexander's Ghost Smashers. Also included in this are Jenny Moran, who is another former Ghostsmasher, Kylie Griffin, Melanie Ortiz, Louis Tully, Janine Melnitz, Dana Barrett, and even a small part for Eduardo from Extreme Ghostbusters. Eduardo does portray some shop help, raise a cult books alongside Kylie Griffin, so that's pretty cool. I hope sometime they bring on board the other two Extreme Ghostbusters, so that'd be nice. Also featured in this story is the villain. We have the Sumerian goddess of chaos and the sister of Gozer, Tiamat. So we start off with Winston Zedemore getting married and of course Peter is, he's being his usual belligerent self. All the while the other Ghostbusters, the rookie Ron Alexander, Melanie Ortiz and Kylie Griffin are off busting ghosts while the Ghostbusters and Janine are celebrating Winston's marriage. So of course the Ghostbusters get called to this, it appears to be a hotel or apartment building or something or other, some kind of office building I believe, and they encounter this hanging ghost. They are able to defeat the ghost and continue on. Winston and his newfound wife say their vows and of course Peter Venkman, being ever so lovable and being the ambassador of Cooth ends the celebration with, alright let's go to the bar. So before Winston and his new bride are able to celebrate their newfound marriage and their honeymoon, it begins raining blood and then we cut to the scene in Dana Barrett's apartment. That's right guys, we get the return of Dana Barrett and eventually Louis Tully. Tiamat visits Dana Barrett and instead of having two hellhounds like Gozer had, Tiamat has two griffins and so Dana contacts Janine and asks her to keep Peter and the guys out of it but she needs help. So of course Janine sends Kylie and Melanie to kind of investigate. Then we start seeing cars floating in mid-air and during this part we get a nice little cameo that Dan Schoening did of the Delorean from Back to the Future. Of course back in, this takes place shortly, a little while after Ghostbusters video game so it's probably the early to mid 90s I believe. So Delorians were still pretty well seen around cities at the time. So while Kylie and Melanie are tasked by Janine to investigate Dana's apartment it's revealed that Oscars in Europe visiting his father and Winston ends up cutting his honeymoon short in order to help the other Ghostbusters with the whole reigning blood situation. Louis Tully ends up returning to New York from California and he gets picked up by his cousin. I don't know what Dan Schoening was trying to say with this but it does kind of make sense. He kind of pretty much portrayed Louis's cousin as Eugene Levy. For those of you who don't know, Eugene Levy was the father in the American Pie movies. He played in several Steve Martin movies, very hilarious actor, but you get little cameos like this throughout the throughout all of IDW's Ghostbusters specifically when Dan Schoening is doing the art fort. I think he likes to put in little little Easter eggs there like that to see who's really paying attention but I thought it was really cool. So anyway Dana becomes possessed by one of Taimant's griffins and then Louis ends up being seduced in a bar by Taimant disguised as a very attractive blonde woman. Walter Peck orders the Ghostbusters to figure out what's going on with the blood rain and about that time when he and Peter are arguing because Walter Peck is currently the director of Peacock which is the basically it's the Paranormal Oversight Commission in New York City. The Ghostbusters answer directly to Walter Peck which makes for some very hilarious back and forth particularly between he and Peter. Um but anyway while they're going over this, Jeanine's online one and another call comes through. Peter quickly answers it and a voice comes over the phone says Peter help it's Dana. He takes off like a bat out on a motorcycle with a proton pack strapped to his back ready to help his one true love. Um the way Eric Burnham portrays the Ghostbusters in these comics Ray and Egon are portrayed extremely close to their movie counterparts. Um however Peter and Winston are portrayed more closely to their real Ghostbusters counterparts. Peter does look more like you know the Bill Murray version but his personality is more like the real Ghostbusters version of Peter Rankman. Uh Winston on the other hand um he's kind of they kind of took merged the personalities of the movie Winston and the real Ghostbusters Winston together for this IDW Ghostbusters Winston. And he I don't know why but Dan Skoning didn't really um draw him to look similar to the movie Winston's Edamore like he did with the other three Ghostbusters. I mean obviously you can tell he's Winston but he doesn't really have that Winston look to him you know with the other three Ghostbusters and Janine and Dana and Lewis Tully you can obviously tell he took a lot a lot of inspiration from the movie from the actors who portrayed him in the movies. However with Winston it it's almost like he completely revamped him. He's a lot more muscular he looks like um and I don't know it kind of makes sense the way he appears but it's kind of off-putting especially considering he tried so hard to make the other Ghostbusters and Janine and Dana and Lewis all look like they're movie counterparts you know it's kind of it's a little weird but anyway and I mean when you guys if you guys haven't read this yet Dana Barrett the way Dan Skoning drew Dana Barrett looks exactly like Sigourney Weaver. I mean it's just amazing and you can tell he took the design of Sigourney Weaver from the uh first Ghostbusters movie and used it for this for mass hysteria. She's got the leggings like she wore in the first Ghostbusters movie talking to her mom on the phone like in the first Ghostbusters movie uh so on and so forth it didn't really take much from the Ghostbusters 2 with the exception of maybe her hairstyle um so anyway shortly after Peter gets to her uh Dana's place the others arrive Ray, Egon, Winston, Janine, Kylie, Ron, the rookie, Melanie all of the other Ghostbusters thus far only to find that Tayamot has possessed both Dana and Lewis um so of course the elevators are out and so the Ghostbusters have to make their way up several flights of stairs to get to Dana while on their way up the stairs to take on the Sumerian goddess they are attacked by a ghost judge which uh Peter kind of gets very irritated right away because he's kind of keeping him from helping Dana who just to the way they portray Dana and Peter's relationship is just amazing it's like they both love each other so much but who know they're no good together as a couple but they also know that if they if they're around each other then they'll more likely end up becoming a couple uh it almost kind of seems like um for those of you who ever watched the soap opera One Life to Live kind of like Todd Manning and Blair's relationship on One Life to Live um they love each other but they can't get along and they can't stay together otherwise they'll just kill each other and it really digs deep into Peter's persona into his psyche into his personality um what he's willing to go through for this woman um she is his one true love but he knows they're no good together and he's willing to drop everything anytime she needs him uh to come to her rescue is the uh what happens here in Massachusetts so anyway Peter's getting very irritated and he calls upon Winston he's like Winston you're almost practically a lawyer right I guess Winston's new wife is studying to be a lawyer I think I'm a little off put by that but he says yeah and he comes up with some uh legal term shows a trap and busts this ghost judge then the ghostbusters encounter future versions of the original four Peter Ray Winston and Egon and of course when the future Winston tells the younger Winston kind of whispers it to him that uh you and I both know that the only way to stop this thing you're the only one who can stop this thing uh because it takes a sacrifice a great sacrifice um to stop her uh that'll be revealed in mass hysteria part two um so finally they do reach time let's temple and they attempt to blaster only to get thrown back like goes are dead to him in the first movie but then they decide all of them decide to cross their streams we're talking a whole butload of proton energy coming at this Sumerian god Peter Egon Ray Winston Ron the rookie uh you get Kylie Griffin Melanie Ortiz and Jeanine all using their proton streams against the goddess and everything goes white and it's believed at the end of this volume that Dana and Lewis are no longer possessed but Egon wants to run some more tests so that's pretty much where this ends but then we pick back up right where part one left off in mass hysteria part two which i'll go in at a later into at a later date uh but overall i really enjoyed uh both mass hysteria part one and part two i consider the mass hysteria um one and two to be another ghostbusters movie pretty much you got ghostbusters you got ghostbusters two you got ghostbusters a video game which is essentially our ghostbusters three and then you've got ghostbusters mass hysteria which would essentially be ghostbusters four that's how good of a job they did with this story um if we ever did get if we would have ever gotten a ghostbuster another ghostbusters movie i would have liked to see them bring mass hysteria to the big screen um i mean i guess they still kind of can if they uh decided to do an animated movie which would be pretty good they could still they could keep all the original uh actors with the exception of herald ramus of course uh have them do their voices do the voices but i mean that that's how good the story is that's how awesome uh eric bernham wrote it um and dan sconing did an awesome job with the artwork like i said there were uh i had a few little um kind of quandaries about uh why dan uh designed uh winston the right way he did and why eric kind of portrays peter as um more of the real ghostbusters peter bankman as opposed to the bill burt bill murray peter bankman but very great story i give it a 10 out of 10 so yeah i mean if you guys haven't read it yet i highly suggest going out uh going on comic solace you're going out to your local comic book shop picking up ghostbusters volume eight mass hysteria uh from 2014 uh like i said this right after mass hysteria two you get ghostbusters uh the full ghostbusters chicago you get three members of the uh former uh ghost smashers joining with the rookie which he said in other issues that he he keeps the rookie to keep him grounded uh so he doesn't get a big head on his shoulders um even though he's kind of the owner of the chicago ghostbusters franchise he's still called the rookie um i don't know if they i think they might have actually revealed his name in the comic but i could be mistaken i want to say they did but it's like just a one off line or whatever everyone else just refers to him as the rookie so yeah like i said 10 out of 10 um i highly recommend this comic uh mass hysteria part one and part two both equally as good and in part two you get to see the return of gozer which we will go into um probably later in the week maybe next week depending on how much time i have sorry for the late upload skies i've been i uh i produced a ton of funko pop videos to have on hand just to be able to upload something the same day every week every tuesday my work season just started back a couple weeks ago so i'm really busy plus i'm doing this whole horror video um production thing on my other channel been trying uh john was supposed to get me a review of scooby-doo green land meets green lantern and green uh arrow which i sent him a copy of to review um he's been having problems getting his uh review posted to google drive and sent to me so i'll see what i can do maybe tuesday i'll be able to get that for you since we're supposed to be filming the next episode five of the watching on my horror channel uh twisted zombie productions uh so until then guys take care get you some ghostbusters comics and have a good one


Everybody forced here ripping 2022 prison football hobby for box number 38 pick your team style Austin K Charters Bernie with the Niners Blake C Washington Brad the Steelers Dustin M. Chiefs Edward P Cowboys Grant Panthers Gregory M. Browns Broncos Colts Dolphins and Giants Harper with the Bengals Hung C. Bills Jeffrey H. Falcons Patriots John G Jaguars John F Eagles Joseph D Jets Justin O. Cardinals Costa K Texans Kyle S Vikings Mark S. Bucks Michelle with the Raiders and Rams Nicholas with the Bears Nick H Ravens Rick E Titans Saints Scott and Seahawks Stewart Z Packers and Thomas S with the Lions. Good luck everybody. Let's go ahead and get started National Holiday in Japan tomorrow. I mean, yeah Look guys, you got iMac after this and then honors to close out the night grab your direct spots for tomorrow and triple release day Wednesday Silver Hype Zach Wilson Jets hyper Clyde Evans a lair to 175 for the for the Chiefs Petrie and Aiden Hutchinson silver Trey Hendrickson Bengals with a Trent McDuffie rookie Silverado for the Chiefs Charles Crosses on Haskins Purple AJ Turrell numbered 125 for the Falcons Kenny Pickett Chris Olave Silver Miles Sanders Eagles They Raiders Derek Carr Silverado George Pickens Boya Mafe Pretty much Silver Kirk Cousins Vikings Green Sco Matthew Stafford to 75 Rams Del Robinson, John McDuffie Hyper Boya Mafe rookie Seahawks numbered to 175 Nikobi Dean Kyle Phillips I don't know. 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So who knows Blue Wave Jonathan Allen commanders number two 199 because in years past it was always like one a case like Almost every single time it was one a case but I've seen two on occasion here Silver George Kittle for the 49ers That is a Dwight Stevenson gold auto to 10 sensational signatures dolphins eight out of 10 You go Miami legend hit Matt Corral there Yeah, I'm very happy the Bruins get to play the Penns or the or the or the Islanders first not have to battle it out Silver rookie twyke on Thornton Patriots Boris camo Michael vick Falcons again 11 of 15 All right, that's it. That's it. Who's the Falcons? Jeffrey H. Congrats Jeffrey cleaning up consistently through the three the three boxes so far Booth and Snoop Orange Walter Jones a 249 Seahawks Kway Walker Alec Pierce Panthers to Panthers Islanders pens I'll I'll I'll be happy with the Bruins player either of them That's like the big prize. I'm not I don't care about president's trophy or anything else, but Getting like that first round just to get you into the second round You don't have to hopefully, you know end it in like four or five maybe even six games I'll have to go to seven silver Kittle Niners Zach Wilson Jett Silverado This one had some peeling. I'll send a box over to the Jett spot here Denny Gray, Jelani Woods Silver Brandon Cooks Texan's Cowboys legend right there Purple Ice Jonathan Taylor to 225 for the Colts Brian Robinson Jr. George Carlotis Red Wave Derek Stingley Rookie Texans to 149 Bailey Zappie right now Mike I put the Keynes and Rangers about even But I think in a series the goaltending of Igor Would you would you would think in a seven game series would probably be the difference Silver Rookie Emergent Damien Pierce over Who's the main that the Keynes starter would be Anderson, right? Orange Wave to 60 CD lamb Cowboys I think the devils are too young to and they need some tending help, but they have been they're they're gonna They're gonna be so scary in the future Blue Wave Rookie Traylon Burks nice card Titans of the color match 68 of 199 Skymore David Ajabo Prison Break Kenny Pickett insert Steelers Orange Rashad Weaver Titans to 249 Breeze Hall Kyriellum Fred Warner Lockdown Nailer and Kway Walker Silver Rookie Fadarian Mathis Commanders Hyper Jerry Judy Bronco is numbered to to 175 It's poison the nightbot I could turn some of the timers off. I guess less information for everybody. It's only really 10 18 and 20 minutes Green Scope Cameron Jordan Saints number to 75 K. Dodd Teary Davis Price Yeah, I was like, oh Bruin scored day one seven nothing. I was like, oh rangers They once have enough hype silver Rashad Bateman Ravens blue ice hunter Renfro numbered to 99 for the Raiders Malik Willis silver Dawson Knox for the bills Kenny Pickett red wave rookie auto Steelers 84 of 149 It's like a sweet spot. I feel like I've only pulled Kenny Pickett red wave autos or like silvers well Brad R with Steelers ain't complaining about that Big hit there for you man 84 of 149 Kenny Pickett rookie auto Booth and Snoop The only way I'd be scared of the west is if the abs can just put it together somehow Like they've kind of struggled and been inconsistent, but if they can put it together They can they can beat anybody in the east as well Purple power to 49 Antonio Gibson Commanders 34 49 Metchie and Pierce I think you could probably block an ipod Greg if you wanted to I Believe that's an option right Yeah, but until I see the abs do that. I'm not afraid of anybody in the west until I see it happen Someone's gonna have to get hot in the west in the playoffs though, right? Like someone's gonna have to do it I recap here with the Zach Wilson Silverado They'd have some peeling on the bottom of it. We're sending a boxing wrapper to the jet spot gold white Stevenson Troy Anderson purple power Michael Vic Derek Carr and Trent McDuffie Purple power Drake London rookie auto to 49 for the falcons blue wave purdy rookie to 199 Niners And red wave rookie auto Kenny Pickett Steelers to 149 Now we'll do it. Thanks again everybody. Oh my god. I'm back up next


everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the Stock Swoosh and I'm doing a Twilight Zone Golden Gap Course Special today through September, Wednesday, September 28th. The class for the Golden Gap Course for October is October 1st and 2nd, so this gives you plenty of time to sign up and plan. This is a great special and a great opportunity and the reason I'm calling it the Twilight Zone is because, number one, I love the Twilight Zone. I'm talking about the black and white shows, the TV shows that are on the old shows by Rod Sterling if you've ever watched them. If you haven't, you have a chance tomorrow to watch them because the reason I'm doing this special this weekend is it's a sci-fi Twilight Zone marathon. It starts tomorrow and if you've never seen any of these, they're so fun to watch and particularly since we're getting into Halloween, it's a fun time to watch them. So, if you have any questions and if you're interested in signing up for my class, if you've been following me for a while and you want to get in and join yet this year, 2022, it's not too late. You can take advantage of this special. Again, it's running through Wednesday, September 28th. You can email me at MelissaTheStockSwish.com to sign up for sign up forms or call me at 929-3200 Gap. Follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, or Skype. So again, the Twilight Zone episodes always have a story and then they always have some kind of meaning behind the story. Rod Sterling was great. I mean, again, to watch these old shows, these black and white episodes, there was a lot of famous people actually that started their career on the Twilight Zone episodes. And again, if you've never seen any of them, watch one tomorrow on the sci-fi channel and let me know what you think. So the Twilight Zone Gold and Gap course special is the following. If you sign up for the Gold and Gap course by Wednesday, September 28th, you will receive one year free in the live trading room. This is a huge offer. This is a great special. It gets you to class where you'll learn not this weekend, but next week on October 1st and 2nd. And then you'll be in the room for a year. You'll get all the live calls in the room for one year. The room opens at 9 a.m. Eastern time and we begin trading around 9.30 in the morning. Again, it's a morning trading room. We're in and out quick. Look at each split. We don't mess around in the morning. It's very focused. And again, this class will teach you my 26-point rating system on how to find, pick, and play professional bearish gaps. If you've been following me again for a while, you know what I do. I like to short. I focus on shorting. I focus on gaps. That's my specialty. That's my niche. So this gives you an opportunity to be able to get in the room for a year, which normally I charge $500 a month for. So email me and Melissa at thestockswitch.com. If you would like to sign up for this, do not miss out. This will get you in the room before earnings season, which begins the second week of October. So you get to do the class before then, which you can start trading right now today. Now again, I was talking about the Twilight Zone. I don't even know how I start. I think my father, I think I started getting into the Twilight Zones with my father. My father was watching them. My mom doesn't like them. She thinks they're scary. And actually some of them, if you're watching them alone at night in the black and whites, I mean, some of them are kind of like, ooh. I mean, there's a few of them. He did a lot of shows actually about aliens. He was really into aliens. But the thing that I like the most is that he always had a message behind every single show. One of my favorite ones is called Nick of Time, where they're asking, it's called a magic seer. And they're asking this fortune teller about questions. And it sort of reminds me of the magic eight ball. This was even, this show was created the story before the magic eight ball where it's asking questions and it's just a blanket answer. And it could be applied to anything depending on how you look at it. So it really makes you question whether or not you're an optimistic person, whether you're looking forward to your future with optimism and happiness or whether or not you're looking forward to your future with dread. And the thing I find relatable to trading is that a lot of people get into the market. They start trading the market. They risk money. They feel very optimistic at the beginning. And then they don't know what they're doing and they lose and then they continue to trade and they're trading with a very negative attitude, meaning that their expectation is that they will lose and they have an attitude of dread instead of having an attitude of positivity and optimism like they did when they started trading. You know, no one starts trading and starts making money right away. So it took me three years to figure out my whole system that I now teach. Should I been doing this now for 14 years? Going on 15 actually. But the whole concept of this one, this one episode. Again, you can watch it tomorrow on the sci-fi channel is this whole idea that you look forward to your future and think optimistically about it. And that's something that's so, so important in particular with trading. You have to have a strategy to make money. You have to have a strategy to trade, but you have to believe in yourself too. And if you think negative thoughts, you're going to create negative thoughts. So you have to think positive thoughts. This was a trade that we did today. Again, we're trading gaps. We're also trading momentum and I like to short. So we shorted the QQQs today. This gap down, closed here, gap down, rallied. We shorted it, got the drop. Beautiful trade in the QQQs today. Again, nice move to the downside. Could have held it a little bit longer, but you're going to get out quick in the morning if you wanted to. This was a day trade. This was a day trade I called live in the room. We also did a donby. Stock closed here, gap down, fell. This was a week ago. This was earnings. And we did this in the live room as a day trade. And we also did this as an options trade. We did the 300 puts that expire tomorrow. And actually, you still could be in this, although I don't know why you would, but it's so far in the money. You actually still could be in this, which is crazy. Cost was $3. It was dirt cheap because I called it at the time above $3.20. It was so far from this number. And I called it expertly that it was going to drop to it. Again, you're going to learn in the reigning system in the class. That's what's going to help you make the picks every day, the reigning system. That's how I make the picks, like the Qs, like Adobe. This is a great trade. Shoulder $1.50 is the day after. Profit $21,250, return and investment $283%. If you are still in this, if you got out of this today, you called it yesterday even. Look, actually, I don't have the chart to hear from the last two days, but this was even lower. Even lower this was. I mean, but again, when you're up so much money, you've got to take profits. People always ask me, I have exits. Yes, I have targets, but at a certain point you have to book money. I do not always get the best exit and everything. I do my best. I try, but the idea is to make money and to chunk it out. And that's what I do focus on. Sometimes I do get really great exits. Sometimes I do get a low of the day exit and a shorter put, but not all the time. And that's really not my goal. My goal is to get the best pick. My goal is to get the best entry and to get the direction right. And we want a big move in something which we got in this. If you took four contracts or even three and spent $300, I mean, or one and spent $300, you could have still made money in this. It was such a nice trade. But again, four contracts with a $1,200 risk, you could have made $3,400 in and out. This is 24 hours.  But this was a great, great gap. Everything I look at is looking forward to pinpoint the movements of footprints of institutional money in the stocks in the market. And I think it's been a great year to trade. It's been a great year to trade the volatility if you know what to do. I know a lot of people aren't doing well this year and that's because they don't have a strategy that works in any market conditions. Having a strategy that works in any market conditions is extremely helpful. If you don't have that, then what are you going to do? The market is a bullish every year. Just like it's not bearish every year. You need something that works in any market conditions. We're looking for individual picks. Like I said, a top pick every day. And we're looking for big money. This was a great testimonial from Bill. Actually, it was an email. He just sent me an email and I put it in here so that people can see. Bill is a regular guy and he is doing it. And he had a great trade, a fabulous trade. Last week, it made a lot of money. Over 13 grand in the FDF Pooks Puts that we did last week. And again, it was almost 2,000% gain. You know, people can do this. It's not impossible. I want people to know that real people are doing this. Here's a picture of Bill and his lovely wife of 21 years. This was sweet. And again, I'm so happy for him. I'm so happy he had such a great start to his first month with the stocks whoosh more than paid for the class and the newsletter and everything. And I'm really happy for him. And so he's doing it. He's doing it. You can do it too, but you've got to learn.  You could still do this. If you're a beginner, you may have more questions. That's fine. If you have a small account, that's fine. Your risk will be based on the size of your cash. We do go over beginning things, but the information is elevated. That's why the cost of the class is 7 grand. If you decide you have more questions after the class, you can always call me. You can always email. You can always ask me in the room. Again, if you sign up for the special, you're going to get the room free for one year. So you can ask me in the room, the live room every day. It's all about making money and we chunk it out. Chunk it, chunk it, chunk it.  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This was the living doll. If you've never seen that one, I'm not going to tell you what happens, but you can look it up and watch that one too. Maybe you can even find that on YouTube. But again, the sci-fi is having a marathon tomorrow. Anyways, sign up for the Twilight Zone special, $69.99, ends Wednesday the 28th. Class is Saturday and Sunday. Email me if you want to sign up. And again, you get the room free for one year. It's a great deal. You have to email me for forms. Don't miss out. The year is just, I mean, I can't even believe it. It's three months and the year's going to be over. That's nuts. Three months in a week. 2022. It's crazy how fast it blew by. Anyways, if you have questions, feel free to reach out to me. Email me, call me. Have a great day, everyone.


In previous videos I talked about installing command-stand and generating quantities, so that was kind of like a getting started in command-stand Here I'm actually fitting a model and generating predictions So this should be something somewhat similar to what you would see in the wild with command-stand an actual model So starting with the data why the why here is a time series So we're gonna just pretend like someone handed us a time series It's the values 22 25 all the way to the end which is 29 We'll assume that 29 was was the most recent date n is the number of values in why so that's 11 Location and scale our parameters to a prior distribution and I'll talk about that in just a second We can ignore these for a little bit just for now going into the model line 23 What I'm doing here is forecasting so f is a vector of values One to end so this is looking 11 days into the future where each value is one step out from today So f of one is tomorrow f of two is two days from now f of three is three days from now And so what we're doing here is if I look at the very inside I'm using a normal random number generator That's what our NG is use a normal random generator where the mean is 3.367 and the sigma is some parameter that's fit above and it's multiplied by the square root of J So that seems already a little bit confusing, but I can break this down just a little bit 3.367 is log of 29. So why log 29 what this model is is a random walk forecast A random walk forecast just takes the last value in the time series and assumes that all future values Will be just like the last value in the time series What we do with that is we scale the variance for every step out So for tomorrow the variance is somewhat small but 11 days from now the variance will be large The idea is that we might have a good idea of what tomorrow will look like, but the future is a little bit noisier So that's what this sigma times square root of J is supposed to do J is every day out And as we get further into the future the prediction intervals get wider. That's all there is to random walk forecast It sounds really simple, but an application Sometimes the random walk forecast is the best forecast so even though this is a simple model It does have its own merits So it's something worth at least being aware of and also all of this is wrapped in an exponential The idea here is that anytime I'm given positive data I'll log it model on the log data and even generate forecasts in terms of log and then Exponentiated and so what this does is it constrains the data to always be positive. I just went with a simple log It's usually a little bit safer to do log plus one because sometimes you might have zeros in your time series But that's not happening here. There are no zeros So I didn't do a lot plus plus one there are more advanced transformations also So if you wanted a more advanced Transformation normally you would do something like a box cocks, but we're just gonna keep it somewhat simple but still effective So this is a random walk forecast and again all a random walk forecast is it's taking the last day in a time series and Generating a normal distribution and then for every step out We're just making the variance a little bit noisier as far as the model goes all that's this is this looks complicated But all this is doing is trying to find reasonable values for Sigma Sigma is coming from a normal distribution with location scale and when I read the documentation normally These values are hard-coded if you want to change the values in this normal distribution that would require Recompiling the model. So what I'm doing here is just kind of treating this data.json as a Config and defining the scale and location there. So I don't see a reason why not to do this It's a good way to decouple the the parameters so you don't have to recompile the code So this is a normal with a mean of zero and the scale is 0.5 so that's what we're using as a prior for the Sigma and then what this model is doing is it's trying to Use a normal distribution where the mean is equal to the previous value in the time series and the Sigma is gonna be fit To try to predict what the current value in the time series is So we're assuming that the Sigma is some kind of normal distribution with a mean of zero and scale of 0.5 and all this for loop is doing is saying look we're gonna be using a normal distribution with a mean of the previous value in the time series to predict the current value in The time series and we're just gonna be Simulating what Sigma's work well to make this prediction happen and that's how there is to the modeling block again The main idea here is that we're just trying to find Reasonable values for Sigma to help make this model happen in terms of the transformed parameters We're taking in the time series and logging it. So that's where this y underscore log is coming from The main parameter is Sigma again. This is what's being used in the model You'll see that the lower bound here sets a zero so where it looks like on line 15 We're using normal distribution if we look up in the parameters. We'll find out. It's not a real normal distribution It's a half normal distribution what that means is we're just taking the normal distribution and Cutting it at zero and just taking the positive values So we're using the positive side of the normal distribution as a prior for our Sigma The data since we already went over the data. Jason. This should be pretty straightforward And as an integer the number of values in the time series Y is a vector of length n the scale is some real number in our case at zero point five The location is also a real We'll still define it here just in case there's some reason to change it And that's all there is to this model. So before the video I already compiled this so I don't need to recompile it We're just gonna go ahead and and run it. So here We're just using the model executable using some of these keywords sample output giving the output a file name Which is o.csv and the data file is called data.json and let's take a look at the output Before I click enter here I guess I can talk a little bit about this string of commands Some of this just requires a little bit of familiarity with how Stan outputs CSVs But the main idea here is that I'm taking out the comments and I'm taking out all the parameters that Stan generates And whenever Stan generates parameters, they're suffixed by underscore underscore And so there's some regular expression happening there But exclude those and I pipe that into another command saying hey I don't even really care what Sigma is because I did define the Sigma parameter I'm to help fit the model, but right now. I'm not really concerned about inference I just want the forecast and so all the forecast columns start with f dot where f dot one is Tomorrow f dot two is the next day f dot three is the next day. I just want to look at the forecast I'm piping it to a command in Miller that just takes those Forecasted values from the CSV and then I do a little bit of reshaping so I can feed this to a command line utility Which which generates box plots and the terminal and also gives a table of values for a five number summary So reshape all it's doing is converting the data which is wide into long format So I'm taking all the columns which is all the forecasts and I'm converting it into a column of just keys and values Where keys is f1 f2 f3 f4 and the values are the predictions for those forecasts And since we are using Stan and generating samples every forecast out is gonna have hundreds or thousands of predictions And that's kind of the beauty of using Stan is that we don't get just one point forecast We're getting a whole distribution of forecasts. So let's take a look at this All right, so I'm gonna ignore the box plots for now the box plots take into account the max value and the max value isn't really What we're interested in here. We're just kind of interested in what's happening more more around the middle So I'm gonna be looking at the columns P 25 P 50 and P 75 So P 50 you'll see that the values pretty much always stay pretty close to the last value in the time series Which is 29 all the way from the beginning to the end What's interesting here though is that for P 25 for the first value f dot one We have 24 and that goes all the way down to 15 by the end for the upper bound for P 75 We started 34 and that gets very wide up to up to 53 So as time goes our prediction intervals get wider now again The box plots are not really showing that because every once in a while We just happened to sample a really large number But overall what's happening is that the prediction intervals Are getting wider and that's exactly what we want in a random walk forecast We want the mean to be the same but we want uncertainty to grow over time But one other nice thing is that the minimum values never go below zero And so that again that was the purpose of logging the time series and modeling on that log time series and then Running the forecasts through exponential and that's it That's all there is to this command stand is a very effective tool for doing real models and real forecasts Thanks for watching


The mad lads did it guys. Tears of the Kingdom sold 10 million copies. Actually according to Nintendo, more than 10 million copies in 3 days. If you remember, the last time Nintendo excitedly talked about launch sales was Scarlet and Violet. When they boldly stated that Pokemon Scarlet and Violet were the fastest selling Nintendo published games in history moving 10 million copies in 3 days. Well now, Tears of the Kingdom has moved more than 10 million copies in 3 days. Now we aren't 100% sure if it moved a little bit more units than Pokemon Scarlet and Violet because of the way they worded the announcements. So it is possible that Scarlet and Violet might technically still be the leader, but what is clear is that a Nintendo internally created, self published, and not reliant on dual release game just sold 10 million copies north of 10 million copies in 3 days. To me, this makes Tears of the Kingdom the fastest selling Nintendo game of all time. And we gotta talk about this because it's absolutely incredible. But first I want to ask you guys, if you would please subscribe to the channel. We are trying to get to 133,000 subscribers to match the number of years that Nintendo has existed which is 133. And honestly this YouTube journey is just something that I am personally on and have been on for a number of years because I wanted to chase my dreams. YouTube's been a dream of mine for a while and people like me aren't supposed to make it on YouTube. I'm getting a few years away from 40 here and at this point you're supposed to give up on your dreams and just do what people tell you to do. Graduate college and go work hard at those other things. I've worked all these jobs over the years but as I had children, I got three of them. It became obvious to me that one thing I wanted to teach my children is no matter how old you get, it's never too late to chase your dream. We have this one life to live on this planet so this to me and making it on YouTube and achieving what we want to achieve around here and being able to support my family, this to me is the ultimate goal long haul and you guys can just help me get there and help show my kids that it's never too late to chase your dreams by subscribing to the channel. Also we have some neat giveaways going on as well. You can enter down in the pinned comment or in the description. This is for our Prime Gaming Fest next month but yay you can enter right now. Highly in shield replica we're giving away like Zelda OLEDs and collector's editions but that's not really the brux of the point here. I just thank you guys ahead of time for even watching this video. Alright guys so we got to talk about this 10 million sales figure because for starters there was a time that Zelda series had never had a Zelda game sell 10 million copies. That was obviously broken by Breath of the Wild right basically a 30 million. I mean it's a hair short of 30 million but if you include the Wii U version it's a 30 million seller and that in and of itself is just incredible. When you think back to like the best selling individual system game to come out being Twilight Princess in the past even Twilight Princess was a dual release but we had sold over 8 million copies. I'm sure if you throw in like you know the Twilight Princess HD version then it's over 10 you throw in all the re-releases are working at a time it's probably well over 10 maybe even over 20 million but people don't really consider the re-releases when you're talking about how well a game sells right re-releases and remasters and all that are great but when we talk about how well you know a game sold we're talking about what did it sell on its original platforms during its heyday not combining sales of you know other versions of it over time. I don't think that's a fair way to compare because then it comes down to like well how many times did they re-release it like hey Acrea time has been on several different e-shops that you had to re-buy it on it's now on NSO they also had the Acrea time 3D version whereas like others all the games some of them have never been re-released so I do think that we need to be a little considerate when doing comparisons like that but what we can do is talk about how this game is launched because you see 10 million sales north of 10 million sales in three days is a number that as someone who's been covering Zelda games since I was 12 it just seems unfathomable to me this is the sort of sales and I mentioned this through my live stream yesterday that it really propels the Zelda franchise into a mega IP now what that is a mega IP I don't even know if this is the term anyone uses this is just a term I've been using to describe IPs that transcend triple-a gaming so triple-a gaming for the most part just means high budget high effort and attempting to sell really well for that high budget and that high effort you know it is a premium experience that's what triple-a was is supposed to mean or used to mean obviously it's been muddled because we've gotten a number of triple-a games that have failed to deliver on some of those prospects who are over promised and you know with cyberpunk 2077 or red fall you know we've had a number of triple-a games just kind of fall on their face a little bit so the triple-a name you know over the years has been a bit tarnished you know used to basically mean a tier B tier C tier you know single a double-a triple-a but here's the thing a mega IP to me transcends the typical just hey it's just a high budget game where they tried really hard and it performed well and we got good reviews this transcends that okay there are transcendent IPs out there mega IPs let me give you some examples beyond Zelda now Mario Mario's a mega IP right whether it's the mainline Mario games where it's the spin-off where you have like Mario Kart doing 58 million whether it's the Mario movie now at the fourth highest grossing box office animated film of all time it's very clear that Mario has become a transcendent or as I like to call it a mega IP right it's probably been a mega IP for a long time but that's one example Pokemon another mega IP and it doesn't you know one thing he's having common now is they have existences outside of gaming but you don't have to have that right a mega IP doesn't necessarily even have to be a game but it is something that is transcendent in a way it doesn't just sell for five million six million per game it sells a lot it has the potential to sell a lot and a potential to reach a much broader audience Super Mario Odyssey selling 25 million 1.2 billion at the box office yeah Mario is a transcendent IP Mario Kart 58 million yeah it's a mega IP another mega IP with Pokemon obviously Pokemon's been a mega IP for some time between its movies its TV shows and yeah the game the card game etc etc etc right no doubt that that Pokemon's a mega IP there are other mega pies the IPs out there I would argue as an example Spider-Man's a mega IP right not only are the games doing incredibly well right now on top of that you have the movies and all that stuff so yeah Spider-Man's a mega IP in fact Spider-Man's been really popular for a long time just not the comic books and all that but even looking at how many times have they rebooted Spider-Man on the movie theater because Spider-Man keeps performing really well in the movie theater right it's been popular even before the whole MCU thing blew up so yeah that's another mega IP Star Wars is another mega IP so there are a number of mega IPs out there and I feel like now that Zelda's done this twice and I always felt like it needed to repeat Breath of the Wild success in order to be called a mega IP because to become a mega IP you need to have sustained success if you have a one-off that blows up let's say Breath of the Wild you does 30 let's say Breath of the Wild has 50 million copies but then the next game comes out and it sells 8 million still really good numbers for a Zelda game but pretty disappointing compared to Breath of the Wild then you can start to call Breath of the Wild a fluke game right it was a fluke not a fluke review wise but a fluke in terms of its appeal right it didn't really make Zelda blow up it just had a one-off success as an example Wii Sports right Wii Sports blew up right incredible but none of the subsequent releases of versions of Wii Sports was really ever able to get back to what the original did making the original feel like a fluke so Wii Sports isn't really a mega IP right Nintendo Switch Sports etc etc those sports IPs for Nintendo even though they had one that sold way better than Breath of the Wild it was a one-off so I wouldn't call that a mega IP however Zelda is because not only did it have one sell 30 million it's now got another crossing 10 clearly gonna sell 20 million plus and I think if you're in that 20 million plus territory or games and you get to their pretty consistency or get really close pretty consistently yeah that makes you a mega IP and I think there are levels to this as an example I do think Kirby is starting to enter new levels as well when you look at the Kirby franchise you know it's usually one of those you can consistently rely to sell a couple million it's usually made on a budget it's not you know they can bust out these games every year every other year but they did something different with their last Kirby game with Kirby in the Forgotten Land they put more budget into it they put more time into it and they took it in a new direction and ultimately it led to the best-selling Kirby game of all time selling five six million copies and five six million copies is right around what Zelda games have been doing for 30 plus years and Zelda games were triple A experiences so I think Kirby in the Forgotten Land might be the first time Kirby has released a triple A game so now if Kirby can do it again with the next release then you start to look at Kirby differently as a potential triple A game moving forward same thing could happen to Luigi's Mansion here Luigi's Mansion 3 selling what it did well if the next one starts to hit 20 million suddenly maybe Luigi's Mansion becomes a mega IP of course you can argue Luigi could just be swept in with the whole Mario thing and I understand that explanation but the point is that there aren't a ton of mega IPs I would throw out there Lord of the Rings is probably another mega IP but I just when it comes to IPs that started as video games I don't really think that there's a lot of tentpole mega IPs there are things like I got a war is a big deal what has got a war my mega IP does it sell 20 million plus consistently no not really I don't even know if it's sold 20 million plus one time so it to me it's an interesting prospect to consider that tears of the kingdom has now repeated that breath of the wild success again we don't know where the final sales are gonna end up because that's gonna be years down the road but to sell 10 million in three days I mean that that is utterly incredible that is more copies sold in three days than most of PlayStation's exclusive libraries lifetime-to-date sales ever across all PlayStation platforms that's insane now they do have some games that have sold more than 10 million but most of their exclusives don't sell 10 million plus and Nintendo just pulled that off with Zelda in three days so again Zelda sort of become this mega IP I'm really excited about that of course I think it's well deserved and it kind of just goes to show $70 DLC what are we talking about people are buying the game anyways oh and guess what people aren't really disappointed when they bought the game all the game leaked you know almost two weeks early yeah and guess what it still didn't hurt the sales no matter what the naysayers say no matter the frame rate drops no matter whatever people want to talk about tears of the kingdom is an event game it's an event game now Zelda is an event game it's a game we're gonna get once every four five years and it's gonna be an event every time that's what a mega IP becomes it becomes an event so I'm really excited about this I know you're really excited about it too hey some of you guys are really excited obviously about spider-man there's a new spider-man game coming this year right that could arguably be considered another event game good on Sony so look guys this is awesome you guys are awesome I'm really glad to have you guys here on this journey and I'll catch you guys in the next video


So your baby at 33 to 36 weeks is actually fairly large at this point. The baby can be 5 to 6 pounds or even bigger in some pregnancies at this point. Babies also at this stage may start to turn into the head down position to get ready for birth, but not all babies do at this stage yet. All its organs are functioning well, it's breathing well, but it still needs time to practice breathing, and it still is going through a physiological process of making sure the lungs are fully developed. Babies that are born prematurely at this stage tend to do very very well, but they're still not fully grown. They're still getting a little bit more lung development, a little bit more brain development. They tend to do very well, but we hope to keep them in a little longer if we can. However, should you go into labor after 36 weeks, we don't do anything aggressively to try to stop you because babies do so well at this point.


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Happy you could be here for the second session of our conference on Mormon thought and engineering vision. I'm sure others will be coming in as the day goes by but we're very pleased to get started now. I'm Richard Bushman, the Howard W. Hunter chair of Mormon Studies in the School of Religion at Claremont Graduate University and happy to be one of the sponsors of today's conference. Like many of the discoveries in engineering and science, this conference is a partial product of serendipity. Claudia and I were giving talks at a fireside. I think it was in the Pasadena stake and afterwards we were chatting in the cultural hall and a young man came up to me and engaged me in conversation about Mormon thought and posed two questions. One of them was the statement that we often compare science and religion. It's one of the big issues of our time in our culture, but we rarely compare engineering and religion. He said if you think of it, science is based on chance. Evolution is thought to occur by chance. Our configuration of the world that we see is a matter of probabilities in a great variety of many possibilities. Well, engineering, on the other hand, is based on design. It's making things that will be useful for human purposes and that seems to be closer to the role of God. That was his first thought. Second was what if you traced the trajectory of engineering accomplishments and achievements over the last 200 years and then starting from that point projected the next 200 years, what will we be able to do? What will be our capacities at that point in time? And for a Latter-day Saint, this obviously raises theological questions. When will our humanly acquired skills begin to approximate or approach what could even be thought of as God-like skills and abilities? Well, the man with the question was Scott Howe, an engineer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, and I was immediately intrigued with what he had to say and asked him, would you be interested in organizing a conference on that subject? And he immediately rose to the task. His wife was standing beside him and she agreed, so I knew it was okay. And he assembled the committee and it turned out that there were people all over the country, Latter-day Saints, engineers whose own work and whose own knowledge was leading them into similar kinds of speculations about where theology and engineering converge. Fortunately, we had available to us supporting funds from an independent foundation, the Mormon Scholars Foundation, which is able to finance the conference. And we also received support from the LDS Council and especially the Skinner Foundation, which was able to provide more of the funds to make this conference possible. So it's a great pleasure to welcome all those who are participating and tell them that we're looking forward to what they have to say and we all truly hope we'll understand at least half of what was told us today.