what's up guys happy fridays let's see how the market is doing today we got a little sell-off at the end of the day after a huge spike what's up Jay right crazy week man crazy week oh my god market and close and balance was about 5.4 billion dollars to the buy side market must be extremely bullish jeez this is probably one of the biggest buy side ever seen 5.4 bill sheesh I don't even think the last time I seen something this crazy yeah the last time was March 19th it was 4.88 to the buy side March 19 I think it was the day of like the reversal or something possibly maybe they're running the orders up to like scammers I'm not even sure so I'm Pazinga if you put in in the news feed and you put in FXI go or spy typically it's gonna pull from spy right so if you put on spy it'll pull the news related to it in the news feed so so that's how I see the market on balance every day so you just got to go to the news feed and then add the filter in for our spy ticker hope that helps man nice what's up Brandon your boy double seven see what else is new today oh yeah Borgen Stanley has earnings this morning Ally Bank you can see Bank of New Mellon State streets what's E hang how's that check out some of the earnings from this morning oh but Zynga has a sale today this is today they're having like a 35% off apparently you guys having like trial for Zynga yet and you want to check it out that's my link over there there's our referral link there for like a two-week trial so it's pretty cool if you want to like check out a lot of fundamental stuff like you want to find a place to check like all the earnings and things like that super useful for that so let's take a look at that Morgan Stanley earnings this morning you know what's up Toro NYC what's going on yo you're on your 12 free trial as well me too me too how do you have so many numbers bro what's up Grady what's going on which scanner you're talking about this scanner sideline app you know I'm so happy to hear that Grady man you have definitely come like you have definitely come a lot like you made a big change you know I remember you were taking a lot of L's and and you turn yourself around bro oh what's the new scanner can you send me the link like over here are you talking about this is this the new scanner this thingy because previously this is the mover right so this is the mover and then this I'm thinking this is probably the new scanner here since the beta here I refresh there already it's for day trading though right it's alright I'm not too crazy about it I'll probably see you next week are you talking about this right oh this is pretty much the same thing though isn't it like it's just um this is just adjusted for like five minutes so I really kind of adjusted for that too gainers pre-market five minutes so it's pretty similar I have a set to auto refresh and stuff it's pretty good like it has the volume and everything so this way you can see like it's pretty much the same thing that I have here I really set up for that but I think they just preset it they just like this one that this one is just preset it to make it easier for like new users but you know I like there was a few days last week when I was like like a scalping and I was using this a little bit so it's pretty good like you know comparing the volume to average volume and stuff like that and then seeing like the big moves in the morning but I feel like markets getting to the point where it's too scary again since to even sculpt those stuff because like you know like like lately the last few days a lot of the gap ups just doesn't run as much anymore as it used to like for the last few months when you used to see new gap ups it used to just like fly easy just like gap up further and further it used to be gap and run now is like gap and choke how do you feel about that Jay has it like is it like gap and run for you still or is it gap and choke for you gap and choke I feel you I feel you it'd be like that bull market can't go on forever right yeah yeah you too Andrew huh you guys been feeling it a it'd be like that man like we had a very fortunate you know like where a few weeks ago it was just gap and run so you would have like 100% bangers easy like but lately it's just been gap and choke man welcome man welcome to our to our trade room and stuff so Morgan Stanley also reported today they actually reported pretty good earnings per share was $2 and 22 cents as opposed to $1.70 taking a look at it now wow killed it they killed it so today they reported net revenue of 15.7 billion for the first quarter of March 2021 compared to 9.8 billion from last year dang last week you were hitting 100% 60% 400% that's nuts yo Dogecoin went ham though right Dogecoin went crazy and they were doing pretty good investment banking revenue is up 128% from a year ago where's this news about them getting hit by Archegos let's see let's see MT pro what do you mean you mean X trade pro it's actually not that bad some of the other firms have taken bigger losses so Morgan Stanley stopped to drop 1.8% in pre-market trading after Bloomberg report the bank recorded a 911 million dollar loss related to the collapse of Archegos capital Q1 earnings though far suppressed the consensus estimate as investment banking revenue surge due to higher volumes of IPOs and other offerings wealth management revenue rose reflected as E trade acquisition Q1 adjusted earnings per share of 2022 beats the average analyst estimate of $1.73 an increase from $1.92 in Q4 and 101 a year ago so that's like a hundred percent increase compared to a year ago pretty crazy Morgan Stanley said that we purchased 2.1 billion dollars off their common stock during this quarter you're a rocky mountain thanks man I'm glad glad to be able to help you out and stuff too much red in my trade today dang what do you got what do you got that's red bro talk to us talk to us let me take a look at the Morgan Stanley chart oh shoot yo Morgan Stanley is an all-time high probably from those buybacks because stock buybacks is usually extremely bullish for the company because like you know the company's price increase based on supply the man as well right and if they're buying back their own stocks they're creating their own demand so they're like increasing the share price through that so that's why Morgan Stanley ran higher than like any other like bank related companies I mean they actually they perform as good as Morgan Stanley in a sense I mean I mean I'm Morgan Stanley I'm Goldman Sachs they're kind of similar but compared to all the other banks they ran pretty good like city banks Bank of America Wells Fargo this is the high from Colvid before Colvid it was around 56 it's trading around 78 right now due to all the buybacks let me see how is Goldman Sachs yeah Goldman Sachs is in the similar level it was trading around 250 ish before COVID happened that was their highest and now it's around 350s JP Morgan is only slightly tiny bit up above their pre-COVID levels yes indeed that's why I like it when the stock does buybacks it's one of my favorite things to look for when I look through earnings reports so like sometimes I jog it down here so like if I see a company doing buyback like like SWBI they announced you know they're they were doing buybacks like you know last time when they had the earnings reports I jogged they here cuz usually when they do buyback is extremely extremely bullish for the company so same thing with Ali you know they did a hundred million dollar buybacks as well and the other day I saw that bath and beyond increase buybacks as well so that's all good things but you should check out SWBI was pretty crazy they they had done buybacks they announced the buyback here and and the earnings report came down pretty hard you know investor didn't react to it very well it came to this really really nice support level at 1450s it was a huge buy the moment because you know they were gonna buy back the stocks you know they're gonna support the price so that support hell it came right back up $18-19 ish so if you bought a 1450 easy easy like $4-5 profit PLTR no I don't have any position PLTR are you guys in PLTR was there an alert what happened oh you're in long position for PLTR where's your cross average at every chart of PLTR the other day for somebody and it looks like it was it was a bull trap it had reversed came down a little bit I would say look for that next support area at 2050 ish that's where it's been building some support is it 2050 ish it's more like 2070-2080 ish around there so there's some support building at this line here that we bounce at a few times hey what's up CP and PJ Netflix ER next Tuesday after hours so you sell options a day before ER or the same day are you trying to sell premiums TJ what it what are you have like or do you have like a call that you're figuring out when to take profit on only health care stocks has like been going up the last two days let me see what's in XLV holdings that's making it like fly like crazy so XLV XLV's biggest holding is Johnson Johnson United Helps about Pfizer Merrick interesting I don't even think Johnson and Johnson's flying the hell United Health is flying a little bit how Pfizer is breaking out super slow mover though but it looks like it's starting to it could move back up to the 40 something dollar levels again that's pretty crazy Netflix $600 23rd April 23rd I mean this is a great question man you're probably gonna have to add you should probably ask grew he might have a better plan on it you know what you want to do with it then then I would you know he might see something different when he was setting up to play for the $600 calls it's pretty reasonable he's probably if I know if I know like Guru he's probably looking for a nice ERB kind of like the last year beat over here like this and you know looking for that huge move to the upside kind of like here so you got a double check of Guru he might say hold until you know hold a gamble until like after you are here what's up lock see yo says need vaccines needs a third vaccine oh man do I feel like these companies they're just gonna like they're gonna have vaccines shot every year right like you're not gonna get away with not getting vaccine for COVID every year you know they're gonna tell you that it's you know you're gonna lose the resistance after year and you need like we needle shots because everybody else in the world are still gonna deal with COVID for like a year or two before they fully vaccinate everybody actually I'm I was shocked like I'm actually shocked that like all the vaccine stocks they went down you know like I didn't understand it I was like confused man like they all went downhill like visor AZN they all like dumb like why Amazon is the Amazon chart so Amazon broke out a few days ago the ideal play here for it to be really bullish is for Amazon to kind of pull back and we test the trend line that would be like probably the best thing you know for it to come back test the trend line for another bounce higher so kind of setting up the bull flag if it does that if it comes back to test the trend line here that would set up a bull flag and then it could you know go up higher and then come back down again test it and then higher you know another higher bull flag that would be the ideal play that would be the ideal move in a bull market for Amazon but just because that's what we want doesn't mean that's what the market is going to give us BNGL still long hoe I have no clue CJ I'm not the one that alerted that so I don't even know much about the company it depends on where you got it at and like you know how you feel about it it's you know it looks extremely bearish right now it's on downtrend pattern the background just got read it's a small cap stock so that's not really a lot of my styles it broke a major support here I guess the next major support is probably over here at the 560 area under that is super ify super ify exactly Waffle House that that that's it man it's like do you believe in the company you know it's not me is you if you believe in it you think it's like you know you think like catty is gonna take this to the moon then how's yeah yo see man waffle house got the got the idea you know a lot of these um a lot of these like small cap stocks if you hold it long enough it will be um it'll be good if you hold it long enough you wait for the bull market it'll eventually come back to you hopefully I have definitely held my shares at that blink charging group was a great example I think I had it and like $10 you know I held it long enough and I got out clean so Draft King then Draft King just got a partnership with um with NFL or something wasn't like really good news for them so it says Draft King's deal to be official sports betting partner of the NFL league is expected to accelerate the legalization as well as booths consumer adoption of sports betting even notes of clients upperheimer analysts said the partnership would also benefit in-game wagering as the NFL would work more closely with his media partner to reduce latency latency Draft King made the announcement on Thursday adding that it will continue to be NFL's official daily fantasy partner the deal has a three-year initial term with two one-year option for NFL according to the note with this move NFL will likely change its policy and allow gambling commercials join this broadcast down on the set oh let's get it degenerate so up and Heimer upgraded the stock without perform rating looks really bullish what's up spendo you did iron condor on spy today bossy bossy I like it bossy I would have probably done the correct spread and got burned but that's bossy good for you man there may still be hope kip for Highland there may still be hope what was your cost average again 60 something dollars oh man I think this could be a pretty interesting trend line support for a draft king for my dude from YouTube Rocky yeah I think so rocket I think this is a pretty interesting support for draft king here that 57 area if this holds we should probably be able to move up from here because it's normal like it's pretty normal for draft king to have these like like random pollbacks draft king has it's like as a stock it's pretty erratic it has like it has these pretty erratic pollbacks we're just like it's running it looks like it's about to break out looks really really you know good and then boom just pulls back you know every time it looks like really really good really really bullish everybody's like draft king to the moon they pull back on people it's very very frustrating stocks is trade the only time I would buy the stock is at the trend lines or at the yellow smas but even then it's like a lot of play you just got to like if you buy here you're just gonna have to sit and pray like sometimes it could like drop just down a little bit to hit stop loss and then come back up to 65 so I think the risk of a war is there if you get in a 57 area it could come back to 65 there's a reasonable risk and we want to I've been on this stock seah forever I could have sold that 11 dollars at some point another but I didn't he KNG oh Fandu does Fandu have a stock how what is how market ammunition products in the sporting industry in the United States the company offers its products for and recreational shooters hunters individuals seeking home or personal protection manufacturers and law enforcement agencies so they make bullets so last quarter they're making like 12 mils per quarter I know they're making 16 mils per quarter that's about 64 and they think they're about to hit 62 for the full year and they're looking at 120 for next year pretty interesting steamboats spring Colorado it's a top man so this company looks pretty interesting the ammo company don't we have a don't we have a huge shortage in like ammunition right now ammunition right now I'm not sure man I don't I don't I don't know I don't have enough data to really chart this I would say like I would say maybe this $4 range would be a pretty good range to buy I'm kind of seeing like this possible head and shoulder play out so the initial the play out would be like here right kind of like here so I could see a possible head and shoulder play out coming back down here for the dip that would be a really nice buying opportunity around 480 if that plays out kind of I hope that that's what I see on it I'm not sure what you see what do you think what do you what do you what are you foreseeing on this company what's up young ball oh snap burger fire dead oh no is it that though is it or is it buying opportunity are you looking for the bounce over here I like $6 and 46 ammo there's not a bad area also that's reasonable that could work too it was up hot slang what do you mean what this talking about this list oh we don't have a huge list right now it's no less nothing thank you oh consumer staples all-time high home builders ETF is also hitting all-time highs info bird IPO let's see sus bro sus I think it's us I'm so scared like all the Chinese IPO right now some super sus of them all so it says the Beijing Chinese base China base company plans to raise 25 million by offering 6.3 million shares at $4 at the proposed price info bird would command market value of 101 million info bird is a SAS provider of AI power customer engagement solution in China company currently specialized in serving corporate clients in finance industry also covers a broad array of other industries including education public service and so on it's found in 2001 book 15 million revenue for the 12 month ended in June 30 of 2020 so let's see so it's last year it pulled about 15 mil so it's gonna be a 6.6 times price of sales what is what is CRM's price of sales ratio CRM's price of sales about $10 so this is slightly less maybe it's reasonable maybe it's a good price of $4 but I don't know much about this company does anybody really know much about the company though like what's their website looking like is their website scamming enough like like is it convincing enough let's see I don't know man this website I don't know man but hey at $4 man what's the worst that could happen you lose $4 per share you lose lunch for 100 days is okay is okay what does it matter what I tell you man at the end of the day do you mind losing your lunch for like a hundred days you be fine you be fine what's the trade in that right now that already came out or not yet no not yet next Tuesday right you bought a hundred shares pre IPO oh okay you be fine man don't worry you'll be okay it's worth a lot oh it's only $4 it's either gonna go to the moon or are you gonna be on diet for the next hundred days it is what it is yeah just take a nap for lunch just eat air every day if bro if this stock doesn't go to like $4 I mean it doesn't go but like higher than $4 if it doesn't go to $8 just go back to this this web page and look at this guy in the face look at him in the face and you'd be like you're the reason why I'm not eating lunch today just you know look at him back in the in the face and be like oh your fault I got you send you though I'll send you the link to so you can access this this boss page man we're not doing like Asian we're not giving the Asian hate we're just telling you how you could express your feelings I don't know man I feel like they could build better website this website looks like it's from 2000s and what kind of CRM company is building a website from 2000s I haven't seen like a web design site like that for quite a while actually well biotech sectors at all time lows almost for the year for the year of 2021 oh snap the US real estate ETF IYR it's about to hit all time highs again pre-covid level is over here at $100 it's at 96 super slow mover utility is running up as well doing pretty good the mining industry is at all-time highs right now extremely well huge run energy sector needs to move back man it's lacking oh spindle are you here it's spindle here 47 to 55 corporate bond ETF has been going down a little bit starting to make a slight recovery germ ETF is actually doing pretty good telemedicine ETF what ETF is all-time highs TLT just hit the first rejection here you have all not moving much heck isn't moving much you guys own some dogecoin yo dogecoin is at 34 cents still it hit 45 at some point today Jesus oh my gosh this is nuts this is nuts you picked up dogecoin this morning oh shit kip you said you've been accumulating dogecoin since February oh shit that's crazy why how come you're so bullish on dogecoin yo average is 9 cents bro I thought you were about to tell me that your average was like 4 cents or is your average so high I mean it's about to be a millionaire about to be rich yeah I like it man that's good stuff yo I'm personally really bullish on this coin B chain it's been moving for me it's been making me like dumb money so I have a few thousand like of this and I got it like really low prices it's been like going up ever since oh shit oh shit I went to take a look at my portfolio for a second just to see how much is it is up yo hustling how much do you have man yeah I bet you hustling has like hundred thousand by now honestly I'm actually really surprised how how dogecoin is moving because they're like you know they're they're like really just meme right but let's see have they released any good news how have they like released just check out coin market cap wow it was up a hundred percent today holy smokes so coin market cap says is bullish extremely bullish coin market says majority of the holders has been holding for a one-year plus you have 27 percent holders from like a month to 12 months ago and then 12% of the holders has been holding for less than 12 months majority of the holding like 65 is held by large holders and a hundred of the people 100% of the people are making money at the current price point pretty crazy what yo dogecoin actually has a fundamental crypto asset score of a so there's a four-way port on them what's the report oh man there's some site that's trying to get me to sign up I'm not doing it it's not happening somebody's like how to buy dogecoin yeah they made this post like two months ago is this warning do not fall for the hike don't think you're going to get instantly rich rich don't trust random people offering financial advice cryptocurrency is the wow wow west of investing and many people want to take your money and run you must educate yourself with the good and the bad you must understand what you're doing this isn't something to rush into oh damn oh damn yo look at this this is funny they're murdering the coins this is like was that nickel a dime a quarter next one is knocking on the dollar yo man I'm about to get some FOMO here I'm getting some FOMO just looking at this meme this is a really good meme oh shoot this guy's like six years ago I traded my Xbox for 1.15 million doge today that doge is worth over a hundred sixty three yo if you don't want to deal with the VPN you just um just got to go to like a cool coin I don't know cool coin has doge though I think they do I think everybody has it now yeah they have it am grady you're such a baller bro you you bought you went on leverage on finance dang nutty I like it I like it man I can tell you you could be really rich someday cuz cuz you're like go big like one of those guys that either hit the home run or get strike out but if you get strike out enough you eventually hit a home run I believe in you bro I believe oh yeah you could buy so you could buy um doge coin a lot of places now to buy a cool coin buy man's Kraken gay I owe you be but yeah if you guys could don't buy it on Robin Hood because I tried buying doge coin one time like a while back when like off topic crew was going nuts about doge coin and it was like what like four cents at that time or something or five cents like I don't know if you guys remember there was that one night we're all up and it was like running to five cents and like I remember buying that damn doge coin on Robin Hood just for just a test if I could buy it next thing I know it gave me like a cost of like seven cents man it was such a scam oh yeah coinbase has a ton of fee as well that's so true like I um I sold my ethereum on coinbase when it hit like 2100 and and I don't know how but they gave me only like a thousand nine hundred and like seventy three dollars or something they literally jipped me out of like 120 like how is that possible you know I can understand that the gas is expensive and stuff but still like it cost me money just to transfer it to coinbase to cash out and then they take more money from me just to sell it at a profit at 2100 biggest scam ever man yeah they gave you like the most retarded fail price like like they like they'll look at the like the an hour they'll find you the worst fail price in 60 minute time frame and they'll give you that worst fail price and they take a fee on top of that super sus man super sus I was so tight I was like how is that possible like I sold that like you know like there was one day ethereum ran right um like there was this one day where ethereum was running like crazy um I don't I think it was like over here this day so it was like ran into 21 something and I sold it right thinking that I cashed out my ethereum's at 2100 ish and I look and I was like what the hell this math doesn't look right I sold like five ethereum's I should have like 10k plus but I have like under 10k you know and cash and I'm like what the hell what the hell like how and then I look back on the transaction and it's like such a scam but yeah definitely check out coolcoin you should also check out the coolcoin coin as well the coolcoin coin token the kcs token is that a pretty interesting buy level this is at uh 1152 this is either gonna be the huge dip opportunity or it's the end and it's gonna come back to like two dollars but I like to think it's gonna do this hey what's up pollock 342 damn dogecoin went up the most I'm seeing a lot of new coins move up what's crypto.com crypto.com is like exchange I think for real coinbase are crooks these be six cents now it's 23 cents what's the supply has anybody used crypto.com is this legit it's gonna hit 6969 oh sand coin wannabe let's check it out my neighbor alice the hell let me do a side by side so this has a max supply of 100 mil this has a max supply of three mil I mean no three bill 30 times 30 times oh so technically this is still cheaper than sand coin it feels that the it feels that the same price of sand coin it would be at 2040 so it's actually slightly on the value because it has a lot less supplies but you know sometimes people might like the smaller coins as well um and then mana coin has 21 94 460 127 divided by 21 times $1.30 it'd be $28 it looks extremely on the value oh sometimes I've been here a lot of people having issues with finance that's why I keep telling people to just try um to try um cool yo yangbo have you checked out um this coinbase market cap site it's pretty pretty cool oh so right now they only list them by means let me look at alice coin oh it's just open just open pretty recently it was as high as $58 holy smokes there's pepe coin yeah coin market cap is pretty good um so check this out I think if you go to historical data it shows you like how the market cap is looking so you can see where the market cap has peaked and like where is that now so you can kind of see like their market cap for alice coin was way higher um a month ago than today so it's at a decline and then you can also see the trade trading volume too like look at that trading volume was crazy that was from the first day I guess and you can kind of look at that for almost anything you could look at that for like um for like historical data as well um for mana coins so let's check this out a month ago mana coins market cap was only 458 um million that was at like almost two mil but it actually hasn't moved much I think I don't think it moved much oh actually it's all the time high my bad started moving up I thought it was because I took a look at it the other day it was down pretty down a few percent that was up like 27 cents um that's a great that's a great question paul look I personally I like for me when I look at market cap in crypto I like to see like if it's moving up in market cap because that means more and more buyers are coming into it so if more and more buyer come into it it could cause like a pump and stuff and and like more people to to like you know for the price to go higher and generate more hype so I don't it's not necessary a great indicator for a long-term outlook but it's a pretty good indicator for like a short-term swing or or like just or if you see like accumulation and things like that there's also a few other ways to trade crypto as well um I know like back in the day when they used to trade crypto a lot I used to stay on top of like these new coins so a lot of times when you have new coins you like you can see the market cap explode um because they're only listed on a few exchanges right so what I used to do is I used to have I this is one of the only sole reasons I would make an account on coolcoin or gaio is that and the reason behind that is because I would go and check all the coins on gaio and coolcoin and then I would see which one of those coins aren't listed on buy man's because buy nans has always been one of the biggest exchanges out there right so anytime a coin gets listed on buy nans it has a huge pump it's equivalent to the same type of pump that we would see if a stock gets added to the s&p 500 you know just because there's so many users available on buy nans that would buy these coins so so then I would just go go through the list and I cost reference it to see which coin isn't on buy nans and then I would sit and alert for it and I would start accumulating all these small coins that aren't on buy nans and I would look at the coin to see if they're like reasonable a jet and has opportunity to get listed on buy nans and if they do have opportunity then I would buy them I would you know just pick up like a hundred dollars worth of it or something or like you know 200 dollars if I really like it and a lot of those times by the like by the times they get listed on buy nans they will explode like thousand percent or two thousand percent so I could have 10 picks and only one of the picks is correct I would still break even you know and I would at least break even but if I have like five out of ten of the picks successful you know I would be rich I would be making dumb money and that has happened a few times but I'm too lazy to like stay on top of that right now I used to do that a lot um in the early days of crypto market it's it's a pretty well known strategy too I'm sure a lot of people do as well but for you guys that are new and if you want to like make money in the crypto that's one way to make really good money it's super easy to make money in that just like playing chess so like this is a potential right here like this coin varsity I'm no clue what they do but they have potential because they're they're already getting picked up on betrix which is also one of the other bigger exchanges as well so if they get listed on buy nans or like coinbase this coin would just fly that vra it's already moving pretty good too it's already moved up already so it's a pretty new coin came out like a few months ago I have no clue what it does though all right guys this 530 I am about to oh what's up Hawaiian beef some chinese scam coin you want to check out team just look at some crypto stock stuff oh hey what's up man yeah I was just talking about some of the crypto coins and things like that have you invested crypto Hawaiian beef what's up fam yo bro you should be getting old coins man oh damn young boy got home early bro Hawaiian beefy you should definitely get into some old coins I was talking to one of the um like I actually talked to a few people that had really good success but um one of the other dudes he's usually here sometimes super chancey um he told me he took some big L's he had like um what do you mean you can only buy in gemini how come I mean technically you could buy a cool coin or you can't even make a coinbase well cool coin you don't need a VPN um but you just gotta know how to transfer the coins back and forth without messing up you want me to help you buy kcs but how are you gonna cash out though well actually you I could cash you out um by sending you the coins on gemini after it gets like USDT have you been trying to invest in like these old coins oh damn you heard me eating um I was eating some dates it's nasty most people don't like dates oh kcs so the reason kcs was ripping is because they're like an exchange coin right so when you invest in um when you invest in exchange coin you're investing like it's equivalent to investing in like um coinbase ipo you know or like investing in like um you know you're like buying shares of the company when you buy the exchange coin because um that's why cool coin has such a big run run up because finance coin was also having a really good run up too so let me show you here so as you can see like here finance coin was having a really good run up it was trading around like 40 something dollars and then because of like the massive amount of people going into crypto um the last few months and stuff it started running like really really high so it's at like 600 dollars and and that's when it started causing all the other exchange coins to start running up so even ht which is um ht is a hupe hupe token they started moving up as well hey what's up time hulk so hupe ran up to like ran up to like 20 dollars as well so all the token coins are like all the like all the exchange tokens started moving up because they understood that there's like more volume and there's more people get into crypto so all these companies are gonna like start making more you know more revenue and stuff like that too oh yeah um kcs is doing that too time hulk i just saw that um i was reading up on kcs the other night they're trying to do the same thing but you can see it on like um on bnb now that like when you transfer money they ask you if you want to transfer on the bnb network or if you want to transfer on the other coins network too so like if you believe in these exchanges like if you think crypto can run for like another few months or or you know or for a foreseeable year then then it's good to invest in these companies i mean in these like exchange coins you know because because the volume can only go higher right what does gemini coin work is it gem what is it gemini dollar i'm confused do they have a coin no gemini dollar um has no value then gemini dollar is just it's a peg oh no this is never gonna go up it's always gonna be flat because it's peg to a dollar oh yeah let's check out the kcs roadmap as you can or your as you may or may not be able to tell um time hulk and i are quite bullish on this company or this exchange yo time hulk i was just telling them about how like back in the day i don't know if you used to do this um you probably did do this because you have an account on coin i mean um a cool point but um i used to make an account on coolcoin and like high btc and um and kio and i would like you know cost reference of the coins and look for the coins that aren't listed on finance yet and try to get it before it gets listed on finance for that finance pump you remember those days well not necessary just like archer bitch but but like just like you know just like playing chess you know just like trying to yeah just trying to play the coin listing i bet you it still works for sure man but i'm just too lazy to do it it takes too much time like but like dumb money though it's really easy money like if you just spread your money around the hundred dollars on all the possibilities so much so like such super easy money but you just got to be on top of it and sell on like the day it gets listed oh yeah if if you're still um if you're still doing that check out this other coin that i just took a look at um the vra vra did you check out vra yet because it's already listed on bitrix which is you know one of the other big exchanges so finance is probably next so this is the cool coins roadmap right 2021 to 2023 so they said 2021 q1 um kcs smart contract upgrade launches trading bot um the etf goes live and they're matching engine upgrade so these things are already all done i seen some of these uh progress is already the trading bot is pretty cool you can set up the trading bot if you set up the right way you can easily make money um and this is it for q2 they plan to do innovation zone goes live product plan release um they're releasing the app another light version apparently but they already have an app though and then they say they're gonna launch the trading bot 2.0 and cool coin candy 2.0 what's cool coin candy oh cool coin candy is a new feature on the app gives daily given daily to users as a reward for login on their account we have ongoing campaigns we have to check in seven consecutive days on the cool coin app during activity to participate and collect candies we work pool of $2,000 USD will be split evenly between all qualified users so that was last year's um they said they're planning to do this again this year so that's pretty cool and then q3 so that means we're gonna do another promotion um in q2 which is gonna drive a lot of like interest into the company what's the kcs product plan yo actually i'm gonna hit my boy up see if you want to buy back cool coin again because we saw a bunch i think that they're like trying to reach these goals in q4 they want to be top 50 and they want to be able to hit 12 million i'm not sure very interesting i will say i'm most excited about um q2 candy and probably q4 yeah man i'm gonna i'm gonna end the stream here a little bit guys uh we're back monday to check out some of the other earnings reports and stuff but i hope you guys make a ton of money i hope you know i hope you guys are gonna be okay for monday man hopefully we don't see a huge crash but i did show some stuff though so we'll see where that goes um other than that guys have a good weekend man take care enjoy your time off don't think about stock so much


Welcome to Toffy TV. It is the Everton News Daily. Seamus Coleman has signed a one-year extension with Everton to keep him at the club until the summer of 2023. The Blues captain said that it was a massive honour to be asked to extend his time at the club. It is thought that the Republic of Ireland fullback will move into coaching. Everton have already said he's said they don't want him to leave the club even when he's finished playing. He doesn't want them to try and develop as a coach as well so he'd be delighted with that contract and he will be in action for the Blues tonight. Everton have today unveiled their new third kit for the 21-22 season. The Blues will wear their new white ensemble tonight against Pumas in the Florida Cup in Orlando. So your first chance to see the players playing in it comes tonight, 11 o'clock kickoff remember tonight. Everton do face Pumas at the Camp and Will stadium tonight in the final game of their Florida trip. It's an opportunity for some players to impress Rafael Benitez as preparations step up towards the Southampton game which is a fortnight on Saturday. Benitez has been running the rule over the players last week in Orlando. Marcel Brands is also out there and hopefully and it is thought that they are discussing their options in terms of strengthening the squad even more than what they've done. We saw them bringing, asked me a Begavitch, Andros Tamsent and Damari Gray in time for all three to go out to Florida. We saw them in the training videos, all three played in their part in the victory over Millionarius on Sunday in the Florida Cup and all three expected to play some part tonight as well but obviously things will start moving towards how they can strengthen the squad even more. And I suppose it's good that Rafael Benitez and Marcel Brands will have been able to spend time together away from the club in the bubble so can spend longer periods of time with each other discussion. Their plans for the rest of this transfer window so hopefully they can sort out what targets we are going for. Everton today have been linked with a move for Middlesbrough right back Jed Spence. The 20-year-old has played 66 times already for Middlesbrough, West Ham United also interested in taking him. And Everton Midfielder, Benny Benningamy could soon be leaving Everton for heart. The Everton Midfielder club very interested in a move for the Blues Midfielder and is a thought that they've already made a bid to take him up there. So watch this space as far as that's concerned. We will be doing a watch along live tonight 10.45 on the channel on YouTube if you fancy putting that on while you watch the game as well. If you do, we'll speak to you later. Give the video a thumbs up, subscribe if you haven't and if you want more videos join us over on Patreon. See you later.


Over the summer I was a research fellow for Engineering for Change. So I actually took the fellowship as part of a, it met the requirements of my practicum for my master's degree. What really drew me to the fellowship was the, was the research. I, I, I did this as part of my, my master's program through some of the classes coursework and I really did like going through some of the academic journals and that type of research. So it felt like it was a really, really good fit for me as well as just the contacts and the exposure of, of talking to so many different, you know, companies, organizations and groups that were doing stuff all around the world. I don't, I don't know if I could have done that in anywhere else.


Coming up on DTNS, Yelp really wants to help you find your favorite spot is Microsoft gearing up for a dual-screen device and why Homer sound open sourcing. Let's do that again. I just wrote this too. In five, four, three, two. Coming up on DTNS, Yelp really wants to help you find your favorite spot is Microsoft gearing up for a dual-screen device and why open sourcing voice AI will help us all. Today, August 27th, 2019, from the PewDiePie line, I'm Sarah Lane. And from a personal place of happiness because I've got a haircut, I'm Patrick Beichel. I'm the show's producer, Roger Chang. And I'm Amos assisting in today's production. Excellent. Kind of funny, Patrick. You managed to avoid Tom for two weeks in a row. Now, very tricky of you. I wonder if he might not be the one avoiding me, the real Frenchman of the show. Tom Merritt is out today. He's doing a special night attack with our buddies in Austin. He'll be back on the show tomorrow. But Patrick, your haircut looks very nice. Thank you. Much nicer than no haircut, which was last week. Before the show, we were talking about music genres. What is emo? Does emo still exist? Who is Eeyore? To you. And much more. If you're interested, you can get the wider conversation in our expanded show, Good Day Internet, by becoming a member at patreon.com slash DTNS. For now, though, let's start with a few tech things you should know. Former Google Autonomous Vehicle Research Engineer, Anthony Lewandowski, was charged by federal prosecutors Tuesday with 33 counts of theft and attempted theft of trade secrets. These charges are from the United States Attorney's Office in the Northern District of California and are the latest in a legal battle involving Google, self-driving car spin-off Waymo, and rival Uber. Lewandowski is accused of downloading more than 14,000 critical files about Google's autonomous vehicle research before leaving the company in 2016 and joining Uber the same year when Uber bought his self-driving trucking startup, Auto. Lewandowski faces a maximum of 10 years in prison, a 250,000 fine for each count of which there are 33, and additional restitution if he is convicted. Ouch. The BBC is making its own smart voice assistant for use in its website and apps for mobile and smart TVs. The voice assistant, called Bebe, will also be made available for manufacturers to include in devices like smart speakers. Bebe is planned for launch next year, Govna. Am I the only one who thinks of Justin Bieber every time I hear Bebe? That's what pop music has done to me. I'm sorry. That's all right. Interesting though that BBC is doing that. Nine to five Google notes that the original Chromecast seems to be stuck on firmware version 1.36.159268, while all other Chromecasts have the most recent 1.42 firmware. The preview program also shows the first-gen Chromecast getting 1.36 versions. Now Google did tell Nine to Five Google that it will continue to update it with bug and security fixes. But that's it. Yeah, just the basics. The Verge reports Facebook is developing a companion app for Instagram called Threads. For more intimate sharing between users and their closest friends, location speed and battery life info is shared along with photos and video messages. Battery life, I guess. I know. Weird. Well, so you know if you don't get responses. In May, Instagram stopped developing, stopped development of Direct, a standalone messaging app in the works since late 2017. Instagram employees who work on messaging were folded into the Facebook Messenger team earlier this year. Speed is another one in that app where I'm like, battery life. And what do I tell you? I'm on a bad connection and you can check and see if that's really true. Interesting. But okay, for your close friends, I guess those need to know more about that. Exactly. All right, let's talk a little bit more about some updates coming to the Yelp app. Yelp is offering new filters in its iPhone app to offer results based on things like dietary restrictions, your lifestyle, maybe accessibility needs or preferences you might have. Yelp will also ask users to pick from things like types of cuisine, types of dishes within cuisines, and then snacks and drinks to get a better overall sense of what you as the user like, and then use that data along with what's open and nearby to suggest the best spots that also might be dog friendly or be good for somebody in a wheelchair, for example. The new features are rolling out to 60% of iOS app users today. A full rollout is coming in the fall to iOS and Android gets a subset of these features. So it's not exactly the same rollout, but we'll get full features sometime next year. First question, why does Android not get the full, I mean, I'm sure there's a technical reason, but this seems like something it's so, I'm not a big Yelp user. I'm not a Yelp user at all. It's so obvious, like it's the kind of brilliant thing that when you hear about it, you start thinking, why wasn't it like that before already? Absolutely. I thought the exact same thing. And I am a not a frequent Yelp user. I probably open the app once or twice a month for some reason. I often am looking up like a restaurant's phone number or something, even if I don't actually plan to read a bunch of reviews at the time. But I thought the same thing for something like wheelchair accessibility, that's huge, obviously. Dog friendly is something that used to not be important to me, now actually is. I find myself calling restaurants to be like, yeah, the back patio or dog's cool. Is it in the shade? But also dietary restrictions. I don't have any currently, but yeah, I mean, if you're vegan, if you're gluten free, you got a peanut allergy, it's like, you don't even want to see results at places that could cause a concern for you. So these are filters that I'm sort of surprised weren't there either, but it does make Yelp a better service, at least for 60% of those iOS users. And 60% as well. Like if you want to test it out, usually you use a small percentage. 60% is like, only about half. You know what? Let's not make it half. Half is weird. Let's go just a little bit above half. That will be what we need. Yeah, that way we can say most of our users, but it's really just over half, very specifically. Fairphone announced the Fairphone 3, which has seven modules meant to make it easier to repair and constructed out of responsibly sourced conflict-free and recycled materials whenever possible. The Fairphone 2 earned it a 10 out of 10 repairability score from iFixit, but the company had to see support for 2013's Fairphone 1 in 2017 after spare parts became too expensive. Buyers will get incentives for recycling their previous phones when they buy the Fairphone 3 in certain countries, and the company says it's working to improve health, safety, and pay for its factory workers. The Fairphone 3 has a 5.7 inch full HD display, a 12 megapixel rear camera, and an 8 megapixel front-facing camera. Inside is a Qualcomm Snapdragon 632 processor, so not the fastest and latest one, but still, 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage. The 3,000 mAh battery is removable. Availability starts September 3rd across Europe from select retailers, and pre-orders directly from Fairphone start today at 450 euros. So not the most expensive phone, but certainly not the same specs as flagship phones. So Fairphone is really hoping that consumers who are interested in sustainability and better working conditions and a more ethical use of materials that go into smartphones really like the ethos of the company, and that's why they would choose, and also certainly the fact that you could swap out a lot of the parts due to the modular build. That's also really cool, although Fairphone isn't the only company to be doing that. Patrick, I know that people love turn a blind eye to things like this. I do know that sustainability is the forefront of many sectors, not just the tech sector, but the tech sector. We hear more and more about it and companies creating new initiatives and maybe reversing certain policies that they've had that weren't in the best interests of people in the environment. But it's kind of tough when you've got phones, if you've got a finite amount of money that are nifty your phones based on what we have at the ready. I mean, I love that the option is there. As you said, it's kind of an important thing. And I think where it fails a little bit is that a lot of people say they want these kinds of things. But then when they're given the option, I doubt most people who actually say it would actually go out and buy that phone instead of another one. Another kind of black eye on the concept is the fact that the first one, which is after four years on the market, they had to see support because the spare parts were too expensive. So that kind of defeats the purpose. I think the concept is great. The idea, the intention is great. I'm still to be sold on the actual implementation. Yeah. Yeah. Although they are on their third gen. So yeah, yeah, that's true. Yeah, it's a great phone for many, many people. And if you have a choice and that's what you want, then maybe that's what you should get. Absolutely. Netflix announced that the Irishman, a movie directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci, perhaps you've heard of these small indie movie stars, will debut in theaters in the US on November 1st. That's not all. It's also going to UK theaters on November 8th and arrive on Netflix on November 27th. That happens to be Thanksgiving Day in the US. Now that is a 27 day theater exclusive, which means that it could be an Oscar contender. I think we looked it up before the show and it was seven days in a theater absolute minimum, if you want, to be in the running for an Oscar. Although major theater change require a 90 day exclusive. So you're not going to be able to see the Irishman at AMC theaters, Cineplex theaters, Regal theaters, or Cinemark theaters. So it's going to be a limited rollout, but this is new territory for Netflix. And I have to say, Patrick, I'm excited about the movie just because sounds like my kind of movie. But this seems like a great proof of concept.  And I think it's, it's a great example of Netflix saying, let's see how many people will go to the theater before we release it on Netflix. And a lot of people are going to watch it on, you know, Thanksgiving weekend anyway, because they're just sitting around. Yeah, this is a big deal for Netflix. I think this is where that industry has been heading towards and now we're there. I mean, Scorsese, De Niro, it doesn't get any bigger than this, especially for a generation that might look down on, you know, service like Netflix. The fact that it's releasing in theaters, I think, is kind of unavoidable for these names. You have to, I don't think they would agree to still do a movie without the theater release. I suspect I don't know for sure. But I think it's a really big deal. Image wise, I wonder how big a deal it is financially. And I don't mean the budget they put into financing, producing the movie, but how much is going to bring in, you know, it's probably not, people are not going to subscribe to Netflix for this. Maybe they're going to stay for it. But I think it's more image than business. Yeah, Netflix is probably curious to see how many people who just don't have Netflix accounts and we're not going to grab them will go to the theater, you know, so we can, we can maybe figure out what that audience is and tap into it in the future. But yes, I think this is more of Netflix saying we, you know, we're a movie studio, you're going to see us on the big screen, you're going to see us at our living room. Swatting where the police are unleashed on an internet user's physical location as a prank often has violent or even deadly consequences. One example two years ago after a gamer attempted to send the police to another player's home, sent, sent them to the home of a total stranger who was fatally shot in the confusion. As of last October, the Seattle police department has maintained an anti-swatting registry that lets people who think they might be swatted at their concern to a profile associated with their address, with their address, if the police do get dispatched. The registry simply adapts an existing rave mobile safety product the police department already uses that connects to a 911 call to the profile of a specific address.  And this is a story written up and wired yesterday, swatting, you know, it, yeah, it's a prank, but it's, it's, the world's worst. It's just, just, just a terrible situation, but it's not going away. And I think that, you know, the Seattle police department, of course, is saying, you know, we've, we're, we're on the mend here, you know, now people who are worried about this can add themselves to a registry. That's a great start. One of the representatives from the police department in this article said, we also happen to have just a really high number of people working in the tech sector here. This is something that we feel might be more prevalent in our neck of the woods than some other major cities. And that there's probably some truth to that. It's not going to stop. So, you know, a concerned police officer or a group of, you know, swatting members from going to someone's house, but you're part of a registry that's, you have that much more of a sort of like, Hey, think twice before this gets out of control. It should, I don't want to say fix the issue, but I'm hoping that it will improve it greatly because if you know that the, how likely is it that the, you know, 0.001% of people who are concerned about getting swatted actually have a dangerous situation unfolding at their home. So they're still going to send the SWAT and the SWAT team, and they're still going to do what they need to, but at least they will be aware. And that's a great way of addressing the issue of sweating, which, you know, we could discuss on its own and is a horrible proof of the horribleness of some human beings, I guess. But another thing that was really interesting to me in that article is the fact that the surgeon who put that registry in place who got it started, Sean Whitcomb, is actually a gamer himself. And to me, it says it's also as much as anything else, a question of generation because he was contacted by a streamer that was concerned and he didn't turn him away or, you know, file the request in a cabinet because he knew what this was. And he was aware of the whole situation. This is also happening in Wichita, I believe. There are a couple of cities now doing this. And I think it won't fix the people idiotic enough to do something like this, but at least it will avoid probably the large majority if not all of the dire consequences. So this is a great, great initiative. Yeah. And hopefully we'll shine more light on who might have made a call, right? If you get a little red flag like, oh, wait a second, this could be a swatting situation. You know, there's less confusion about who might be in trouble. And you might investigate further. You might be, wait, who are you? Where are you? Like want more detail? And at that point, the person might, you know, because they might be, I don't know, young kids who don't know better and go like, huh, and we'll hang up. Right. I don't know. But yeah. Yeah. Well, it's a step in the right direction anyway. Microsoft send out evites. They weren't evites. They were real invites, although they kind of did come to evite form in certain cases to an event October 2nd in New York City a year after the company's last major surface hardware launch featuring the Surface Pro 6 hybrid and the Surface Studio 2. The Verge notes that Microsoft has been building a dual screen device code named Centaurus, which it demonstrated an internal meeting back in June. So polling the group. We excited about what might be Centaurus, dual screen device. Patrick, what do you think they're going to announce? Do you remember the courier concept device that they had a few years ago and that was killed after the entire world? And by that I mean the internet got super excited about it. I do. Do you feel like the courier is rising from the ashes here? It seems so. I hope it will be better than what the courier was because it's a bit old. But yeah, I think that's the one thing that everyone's excited about. If it is not coming, I feel Microsoft will need to put out a messaging about the fact that it's not coming to tamper expectations. Otherwise people are going to go nuts and they're going to be very disappointed because there is an appetite for a dual screen device. We don't know why, we don't know how we will use it, but we want it. So they better give it to us or tell us in advance that they won't. Is this something that you want, you personally want, a dual screen device? Because I'm kind of with you where I go, yeah, it sort of looks like a book, stylus support. I like it. Not totally sure why I need it, but it seems like a great form factor, more than something foldable, to be honest.  I think, again, there are potential users and coolness out of it, but I still, we're in that uncharted territory. It's, again, similar to what foldables are. We don't quite know exactly what we would use them for in practice, beyond the wow factor. What productivity or usability advantages does it have? We can all imagine some, but it remains to be seen if they are actually beneficial to everyday use. Yeah. Well, on October 2nd, we will learn more and hopefully Microsoft won't say in advance, don't wait for a dual screen device because then we'll see one. Yeah, I guess instead of foldable, I meant more of that sort of roll up technology that we've been, we've seen dangled in front of our eyes at CESs and the like. Hey, folks, to get all the tech headlines each day in about five minutes, subscribe to dailytechheadlines.com. All right, let's talk about voice assistance. Boy, we haven't done that in a while. This is an interesting story though, because we're going to focus on the fact that voice assistance have some limitations. They've also been criticized for limitations that speak to gender and racial bias. In April of this year, there have been many studies about what the issues might be, what the limitations might be, but a study by New York University's AI Now Institute found that a lack of diverse representation at major tech companies, Microsoft, Google, Facebook, among others, does cause AI to cater more readily to white men, often in Western areas of the world. The report highlighted that only 15% of Facebook's AI staff were women. That goes down to 10% for Google's female AI staff. So you say, all right, we'll look at the numbers. This makes some sense. Mozilla says it wants to solve this problem, created something called Common Voice back in 2017. It's a tool that crowdsources voices, actual human voices as a data set to help diversify artificial intelligence and represent more of a global population. It offers its data set, which is growing publicly. Any company can use it for their own research to build and train their own voice enabled apps. There's more than 2,400 hours of voice data, which is not that much, but again, this is something that can be added to by any of us. 29 languages represented as well, English, French, German, Mandarin, Chinese, Welsh, Cabal. I hope I'm saying that right. Cabal. Yeah, I know they speak in Algeria, Northern Africa. And yeah, anybody can help diversify the vocal recognition. In this project, you just go to Common Voice, you can record yourself reading. Maybe you have an accent that you're like, you know, there, I was getting this wrong. I want to contribute to this project. And you can also listen to other people's recordings and verify if they're accurate. Patrick, this sounds like a great idea, especially since we're all sort of frequent travelers. We have friends and colleagues from all over the world and that does matter. These are all data points that are really important when building AI projects. Well, listen, as a white man in my 40s living in the Western world, I really don't see what the problem is. I speak English and I use my voice assistants in English and it works fine. I mean, as much as it can. So yes, obviously, this is a great initiative again.  And it's great that we have some other types of structures that can, you know, do what needs to be done to at least try and fix, you know, fill the holes that are left by those issues. I, you know, I would love to see this being more, I do wonder a little bit if this isn't not really putting the cart before the horse, but it feels like the voice assistants aren't good enough yet that they would require the, how can I put this? I don't personally, I don't use them a lot. So I don't, I don't see them as useful enough that they would, we would need to bring them to everyone because it's kind of a tech divide issue, right? Everyone should be able to use websites because they're so essential to our lives that I think it's important to think about accessibility there. Voice assistants, I think myself as more like kind of superfluous gadgets, but this is not about the voice assistants of today, it's about the research that allows those things to work better in the future. So now is the time to get these things going and improve the voice recognition for everyone two, three, four, five, 10 years down the line. Absolutely. And, you know, Mozilla is not the only company who cares about making AI smarter in, in their devices. Back in 2017, Amazon introduced an Indian English accent for its voice assistant that allowed it to pronounce Indian words and understand some Indian nuances a little bit better. Google in a little over a year ago added Hindi support for its voice assistant feature was initially quite limited to just a few queries, has expanded quite a bit since then. Black in AI is another project creating ways to increase representation of people of color in AI launched by some folks who used to work at Google back in 2017. So it's not as if to say Mozilla saying well no one else except us care. What I like about Common Voice, which is, which is the name of this, this project by Mozilla is that anybody who's like, yeah, this is this is something that I care about. Again, kind of going back to it almost it's like the sustainability conversation we were having a few minutes ago. This is something that that does affect a lot of people. This is going to be a hindrance if it isn't addressed sooner than later because smart assistants are on the rise. They're becoming more and more a part of people's lives and coming in at really low price points depending on the manufacturer. So this is it's cool. This is something that I want to participate in. I want to be able to say yeah, I gave I gave some input here and I helped it become smarter. This is definitely the face recognition strikes me as something even more important. I wonder if there is something in that area as well. I guess maybe I should research it a little bit, but I don't know why the voice thing doesn't strike me as important. Maybe it's just my use case that doesn't fit that. Well, you're just not very often misunderstood. Again, as a white man who speaks English, I don't see what the problem is. Yeah, keep living in your bubble there, Patrick. Hey, thanks everybody who participates in our subreddit. We're all kind of a bubble together, but we're a happy one. You could submit stories and vote on them at dailytechnewshow.reddit.com. Also join our Facebook group if you haven't already. Good conversations happen there. Facebook.com slash groups slash daily tech news show. In the mail back today, Kevin wrote in and he was giving us a little bit of insight because we were talking yesterday about the idea of Chromebooks for the enterprise and you know is something that is a hybrid versus more of that standard laptop, something that is a worker might be asking for more often. Kevin says, I currently work IT for K-8 and the majority of student and teacher devices are latitude two and ones. Theoretically, they're being used in tablet modes, but at least in our environment, 99% of the time, they're not. To make matters worse, two and ones are also more likely to have mechanical failures because those two and one hinges are inherently weaker than traditional clamshell hinges. So what's the lesson here that we should use laptops or that we should use tablets? Well, it sounds like Kevin's saying the two and ones are more of a headache when the hinges go bad, right? Right, because everyone is using them as laptops essentially. So laptops are still the way to go when you want to be doing serious work and you're, you know, in school. You know, I was having a, not an argument, a discussion with a friend who was talking, I never use laptop anymore because I have my iPad and I was like, yeah, well, what if you want to type and he goes, well, I have the keyboard and I'm like, okay, but what you're doing is mimicking a laptop. So I mean, unless you're like for sure not using the keyboard a lot of the time that's, you know, you've replicated your laptop in several pieces, which is great. You know, listen, that that we should, I think we should save it for a conversation next week when I come back and we'll have a whole, like we can make the whole show out of this and follow ups as well because people will write angry emails about that. So true. So true. All right. Fine. We'll say we'll, we'll, we'll show this topic for one week, but thank you to you, Patrick Beja, for being with us today. 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Last week on this channel, we spoke about Notre Dame and the legend behind the Devil's Door. While researching the Devil's Door, I stumbled upon another story that some could say is a mystery. But before we go any further, you know what to do. Please hit that subscribe button and give us a like. I also, as always, want to give a very special thank you to all our patrons. We have picked up even more patrons, and I am so appreciative of all you guys that was not for you. We would not be able to continue what we do. So thank you so much. Welcome to Esoteric Atlanta. My name is Bryce, and today on Mystery Monday, we are going to be talking about the Crown of Thorns. Before we get into this story, I just wanted to give a very special welcome to all of my new subscribers here at this community. Thank you guys so much for joining us. We've had a crazy few weeks. Last week, as you all know, I went on the Charlie Ward Show. I'm always on David Zublik's show on Tuesdays. And then I had the awesome opportunity to have Jeanine from Tarot by Jeanine on my show last week, along with our friend Tom Numbers, who's on the channel a lot. I could not be more excited about all the friendships that I have made throughout this journey, and I cannot wait to get to know all the new subscribers as we all move through this crazy time period in our lives. For those who are new to this channel, typically what I do is I'm a storytelling channel. So what I will do is I will go back throughout the history of home, the history of Lux, and find very interesting stories that could have more to them that meets the eye. For those of us who are awake, are red-pilled as they say, we know that the history we've been taught is frankly not true. And so I try to uncover stories that would indicate the truth of what actually happened, including the Canaanites that rule our world today. We are currently exploring French history, especially with the French royal family and their ties to alleged satanic rituals. But if you scroll through the channel, you will find other countries. I've done a deep dive into the English royal family. I am related to the English royal family. My great, great, great grandfather was born into that family. You'll also find other stories on blood types and all sorts of French topics that aren't typical in our educational system. All right, so let's get into the Crown of Thorns. So the Crown of Thorns was the crown that was born by Jesus Christ when he was crucified. Most people are familiar with this story. It's considered the Passion of the Christ. Now you can find the story of the Crown of Thorns in the Canaanized Bible. But you can also find the story in some of the heretical books that were left out of the Bible. And if you do join us on Tuesdays with David Zublik, you will be familiar with all of these books we've gone through, especially with the Gospel of the Holy Twelve, which is the Gospel we've been focused on for a few months now. So as many people know, the Crown of Thorns was placed upon Jesus' head during his crucifixion. It was supposed to kind of mock via mockery because he considered himself to be the king of the Jews. And this Crown of Thorns was thorny, so it pierced inside of his head while he was also nailed to a cross. Now obviously, this happened about 2,000 years ago. And to be honest with you all, I've never even thought about the possibility of the Crown of Thorns or other objects from the crucifixion still being around today. Again, it was 2,000 years ago. I also grew up Presbyterian, and in the Protestant churches, we don't really have relics like maybe you would find in the Catholic churches. Well, when I was researching the Devil's Door of Notre Dame from last week, which I will include a link to that down in the description box below if you have not seen it, I realized that people believe the Crown of Thorns is still here and has been at Notre Dame all these years. Well, it's not at Notre Dame anymore. You see, after the fire last, or in 2019, like 2 years ago, they ended up moving the Crown of Thorns to the Louvre. But how did the supposive Crown of Thorns end up in Paris, France of all places? After all, I don't believe Jesus ever was in Paris, France, and he was crucified in Jerusalem. If you have been following along with us on The Dark Outpost, as we go through all these banned books of the Bible, you will know that we have looked at the early stages of the Christian faith. Before the Council of Nicaea, which happened in the 4th century with the Emperor Constantine, the Christian faith was like a Gnostic school. It was very yogic. It was very focused on spirituality. There was no organized state religion in the beginning. Again, not until the Council of Nicaea. Now, when the Council of Nicaea happened in the 4th century, that's when the canonized Bible was put together, and they got rid of a ton of other works, only to allegedly be held in the Vatican Library. And obviously, some have been buried that they've been found now, like the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the Nag Hammadi Library, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. But for that first 300 years, we're looking at the disciples going out and spreading this message all over into India, and the Middle East, and up into Europe, into France, and over into Alexandria, and Egypt. However, we don't know what actually happened to the Crown of Florence or any other items that were there when Jesus was crucified. It's not mentioned in any other works of these disciples. But we do know by 400 A.D., so going into the 5th century, that there was a Crown of Florence that was venerated in Jerusalem. We don't really know how this Crown of Florence came to be, or if this was the actual Crown of Florence. We do know that Jesus's brother James did have a temple or a church in Jerusalem, and could it be that that Crown of Florence was brought to his church? Well, I don't know. We don't have any records of that. In fact, the first time we see the Crown of Florence mentioned is in 409 A.D. And this was mentioned by a man named St. Paulinus of Nola. Now, Nola is in District of Italy. Now, St. Paulinus, he is an interesting character. He was a Roman senator, and he was married. In fact, it was his wife who encouraged him to get baptized, which is super fascinating, right? Because he was this bishop, and now we think of the political employees or the employees of the Catholic Church as being celibate. But you see, in the beginning they weren't. It was very common for these authority figures to actually be married. And again, his notes, his letters were the first time we see the veneration of the Crown of Florence being in Jerusalem. Another interesting thing about St. Paulinus is he is the person that introduced bells into the Christian worship. And then if we skip four to five 70 A.D.ish around that time period, we have some documentation from a pilgrim who was from the northern part of Italy who made his way into the Holy Land of Jerusalem. He claims that the Crown of Florence was still at Mount Zion. Mount Zion is the hill that is right outside of Jerusalem to Calgary, where Jesus was crucified. Now, if we skip forward another 500 years or a little bit under 500 years to the year 1063, we see the Crown of Florence or the supposed Crown of Florence being moved to Constantinople. A lot was happening around this time. This is getting ready for and coming into the Crusades for the Holy Land. And so it's understandable that the Christians wanted to protect their relics. And so they moved this thing, this venerated Crown of Florence, to Constantinople. During this time, it is also believed that some of the thorns were broken off of the Crown of Florence and sent all over the European nations. That in itself is a totally different story that we can look into. I have a really hard time believing that a thousand year old crown at this time could handle being broken and not just totally fall apart. But anyway, you guys can leave your opinions on that down in the comments below. That's just a little wild to me. During the 13th century, Baldwin II became the emperor of Constantinople. Baldwin II is also known as Baldwin the Broke. And his financial situation is what gets the Crown of Florence all the way up to Paris, France. Baldwin became the emperor of Constantinople when he was just 11 years old in the year 1228. His brother, Robert, died early. And that is why this child ended up on the throne of a country that was pretty financially broken. In fact, 12 years before Baldwin took the throne, so before Baldwin was even born in the year 1216, this empire was already on the decline because the Byzantian empire was crowding in trying to take the land. So this 11 year old child, Baldwin takes the throne with a country that's falling apart. You've got other nations, people, the Turks coming in trying to take your land. You have no army. I mean, that's a lot of pressure for an 11 year old. I know he had a regent, but that's still a lot of pressure for one person to inherit. This forced Baldwin to spend most of his time as the emperor going around to all the other European nations trying to get money, borrow money from these other kings, and also to try to build an army so that he could potentially protect his country. In fact, Baldwin spent most of his time as the ruler so broke that he even sold his son, Philip, to some merchants. But Philip ends up reuniting with his father later on, but this story isn't really about Baldwin, but that just gives you an idea of how desperate this person was. So here we have Baldwin in Constantinople. He's going around all these European countries trying to get money, trying to get an army to protect his men, but there is something that Baldwin has that's very valuable to the European world at this time, and that is the crown of thorns. Baldwin ends up pawning off the crown of thorns to a Venetian bank for 13,134 hyperperia. I hope I'm saying that right. Now, at some point, King Louis IX of France steps in and takes over the crown of thorns and some other relics from Jesus' crucifixion that he buys off of Baldwin II. Now, an interesting side note, Baldwin II is Louis IX's cousin. Well, I guess that's not too interesting, though, because these royal families are all pretty much related. It's all bloodline. King Louis IX was a deeply religious man, and he is the only French king to be canonized by the Catholic Church as a saint. This is also where we get the name of the city, St. Louis from. For all intent and purposes, King Louis IX of France was a very good king. Under him, King Louis IX of France was very, very wealthy and very, very strong. In fact, King Louis himself funded two crusades in the Middle East to fight to get the Holy Land back. For him, buying the crown of thorns and other religious relics from his cousin Baldwin probably seemed more like a duty because he was so deeply pious, and his cousin Baldwin needed the money. Well, when King Louis got the crown of thorns and some other relics, he ended up building a church specifically to house the crown of thorns and these relics. This was the Saint-Chapelle Church. But soon as Notre Dame would finish being built in the 14th century, as we spoke about in our last episode on Notre Dame, the crown of thorns was officially moved to Notre Dame where it ended up staying for like 700 years before the fire broke out again and they ended up moving it to the Louvre. Now many people would take this story at face value, but I have a lot of questions. First of all, how do we know that this was the actual crown of thorns that Jesus wore? Again, there is like 300 years where we don't hear anything about these relics. The original Christians, the Gnostics, and the Disciples didn't really seem to find these relics to be important. After all, it was more about Jesus's death and resurrection than the items that were there when it happened. As you all also know from other videos done on this channel, I'm very skeptical of Constantine. In fact, in my opinion, Constantine the Great was never converted to the Christian faith. He was Mithraic. He was a Canaanite. And when he adapted the Christian faith into the Roman Empire, it was more to get people to join his army so that he could take over all of the Roman Empire and have his own little new world order. And in fact, when he adapted the Christian faith into the state religion, he turned it into a Mithraic religion. He got rid of all the original Christian holidays and he turned like the Saturnalian holiday into Christmas. And he turned Passover into Easter. Easter was a pagan holiday at that time. There's a lot of murky stuff there that's very, very, very suspicious. I'm also extremely distrustful of any royal family. I feel like I know too much about them to really take the history books at face value. So let's play Devil's Advocate and say that, yes, this was the crown of thorns that Jesus wore. Why did Louis IX want them so badly? What was he going to do with them? Was there something nefarious or malevolent in his need for these relics? I'm also very skeptical about Notre Dame itself. As I said in the last video on Notre Dame, I have been there and I got a little uncomfortable. It was a bit scary. And I know you guys did say you wanted me to go into the gargoyles, which I am planning to do. I've already started my research and searched into the gargoyles. We know that Notre Dame was built on top of a pagan church that was built in honor of Jupiter. And this could all be very harmless. It could be nothing. It could just be a church that was built on some land where something else existed before. I don't know. I wasn't there. But deep in my gut, the whole thing just feels really icky. And on this Mystery Monday, I would love to know your thoughts on this. Now, my thoughts around the crown of thorns or Notre Dame has nothing to do with the people of the Catholic faith or Christians in general. The people are people. The people are innocent in everything. My beef is with the powers that be. We know the powers that be have pulled the wool over our eyes for thousands and thousands and thousands of years. And they've done some pretty evil things. And because of this, I'm suspect of the story as a whole. All right, guys, thank you so much for sitting through another video. I know I'm not in my normal place where I do my stories. It's just how it worked today. Normally, I do interviews with other people from my kitchen, and then I film the stories in the other part of the room by the bookshelf. But this is just how it worked out today. So I hope that's okay. Please don't forget that tomorrow night, I'm back on with David Zublik on the dark outpost. We're doing the last section of the Gospel of the Holy Twelve. I'm very sad to see this Gospel go, but we will be completing it tomorrow. And then we're going to be moving on to the Book of Cure, Book of Cuell, which is our next Gospel to dig into and to try to discern. Thank you so much to Josh McKay for doing our music. If you would like to purchase the opening song, there is a link in the description box below. And thank you so much to Todd Roderick for helping me get this video out to you guys. I hope that you all have a wonderful Monday and a wonderful week ahead. I will talk to you soon. Bye.


the other side is going to go to inventory for the surfboard putting it on the books for 100 and tracking the sub ledger for inventory. I don't need to make it billable because I don't want to pull this into the invoice. We will create an invoice because I'm going to turn around and sell this to the customer, but we're going to create the invoice from from the sales order in our case. So if I record that in a journal entry format over here, I could say let's do it with a journal entry. What's going to happen? We're going to say the inventory is going to say equals the inventory is going up and the other side is going to be equal to the accounts payable. That's it. And it should be over here. I'm going to I'm going to copy that and put that over here. I've have to cut it cut it and put it over here. And then I got a format paint this down here. Sorry about that. And this is going to be a bill type form for $100, $100, negative $100 inventory up top. Let's record it. Inventory is going to go up by the $100 and then the the liability accounts payable is going to go up. Both of those accounts have a sub ledger to them inventory. We need to track it by units of items typically and accounts payable. We need to track who we owe by the vendor. Notice nothing is happening down here for the cost of goods sold at this time because we're using a perpetual inventory system. So I'm going to go back on over. Let's check that on this side. I have to make it smaller so I can see the button to complete the transaction. So I'm going to save it and close it save it and close it. And then back up to false super sized. And then we're going to go on over to the balance sheet to see what happened K. Paso what happened. We're going to say that the inventory went up the inventory went up there. I said it because I said I was going to say it. We're going to say the inventory went up the inventory went up there. I do what I say I'm going to do. So there it is $100 bill inventory goes up. The other side went to the AP accounts payable. So there's the accounts payable double clicking on it. It's going up. We can see if we have the sub ledger for the vendor vendor. We could see the AP vendor balance detail. We can see the bill here if I find that customer because I know I should have numbered it. There it is. That's the same as normal. So nothing really new with because we're really the new thing has happened on the customer side not the vendor side. We can also see that of course in the vendor center. So now we've got the bill and we would have to pay the bill later but we're not going to do that right now because that's not our point of focus. We're on the customer side. So now if I go back to the home page we now have made the estimate sales order. We've got a down payment and then we use that possibly to help us purchase the custom surfboard which we now have because it shipped to us. Now we're going to create an invoice and we're going to apply that $50 to it and then the remaining balance will still be due right. So we're going to say all right this is the critical moment here because we have to apply that credit out. So if I go into the customer center now I can see over here it looks nice from the bookkeeping side because I can see that $50 and I can see that I would apply that to the invoice just like we did with the negative accounts receivable method. So let's go ahead. I could go into the sales order and say let's make an invoice from it. Now I'm going to create the invoice from the sales order and I'm going to say make a oh no wait yeah that's right make the invoice and then create the invoice for all yes and that's what I want to do. So then I'll tab it through this is going to be 0609 let's say 27 tab, tab, tab, tab, tab, tab, tab and so now the invoice pulls in and we're charging $175 we bought it for $100 sales tax is going to be charged for $1356. What's this going to do when we actually record it it's actually kind of complicated the invoice is going to cause accounts receivable to go up by the $188.56 the other side is going to be revenue $175 the amount that we charge the different sales tax $1356 is going to be going to a liability account and inventory is going to be going down by $100 which is not on the report but is driven by the item and cost of goods sold is going to go up by $100 the effect on net income will be the sales price $175 minus the cost of goods sold $100 and the sub ledger for accounts receivable will be impacted for customers as well as the sub ledger for inventory tracking the items so actually a lot going on here and so we're going to say let's check that out in a journal entry format and let's check that out from a journal entry format that's what I'm going to say that's what I said so we're going to say that this is going to be accounts receivable is going to go up wait let's do it this way this is going to be an invoice and then a to the r is going up accounts receivable for the sales for the sale and then the sales is going to go up or income and that's going to be for $175 and then we're also going to say that there's going to be sales tax payable sales tax payable which they're charging us apparently 0.075 so this should be a negative because it's a credit this should be equal to this times 0.0075 no too many zeros so 1313 and negative sum for the plug here is going to be then that means we're going to charge 188 13 188 188 hold on 0.0775 sales tax 0.0775 188 56 is that right okay good thing I checked all right and then we're also going to have then the cost of goods sold for the $100 that's the cost of the inventory and we're going to have the inventors going down by the


What's going on Infinite Fam? Welcome back to another video. It's your girl Janice. If you guys are new to the channel, don't forget to hit that subscribe button and join the family. As you can tell by the title and the thumbnail of today's video, I'm going to be telling Isaiah that I wish I never met him. Guys, I know that sounds super extreme and I'm going to put this disclaimer out there. I do not feel this way about Isaiah at all. Isaiah is my future husband. I love him. I adore him. But we have to get him with the prank team, Janice, because it's been a minute. So guys, I already have a camera set up in the living room. Isaiah is playing the game right now. I feel like I haven't said that in a long time. But yeah, he's playing the game, doing his own thing. So I'm going to spike up an argument with him. And I'm basically going to be saying like, I want ramen, guys, this is a constant thing with us. I always want ramen or always want something that he doesn't want to eat. And I feel like this would be the perfect segue into saying, oh, I wish I never met you. Blah, blah, blah, blah. Well out on him and go crazy. And we are going to get his reaction. So yeah, if you guys are ready for today's video to forget to smash a like button, commenting Janice in the comment section below. Let's get it. Hi baby. Are you getting chased by cops? No! Let me know. He wasn't supposed to jump off the roof.  Good job. Can I ask you a question? What are we eating? Because I'm starving. You tell me. You're the one that needs to be like gluten-free and airy-free. Yeah. You don't have a scope, man.  Okay, so you want ramen? That's what you're telling me? See, this is the problem. I feel like you have ramen every night this week. No, I haven't. I feel like you have. This is going to be the third time this week. No, you're all being it. This should probably be the third time this week, like, checking if they had ramen. But every time I check, they're closed. So I've only had it once, and that was the last time. And I've been craving it ever since then. What? You want to get tired of eating that? No, I know. This is my first time trying this place, and I really liked it. Leave me first time trying. This is going to be like the third time you've got it. Babe, you keep saying that. No, it's not. I just crashed. Okay. Seriously, can we choose that? Because every time you tell me to choose. And then this is what you do. Do what? No, do anything. Because I say something that I want, and that I change. Chill. Chill. What's when you're temper relaxed? Because you're getting me mad. You do this all the time, and that's my fault. Relax. Relax. Just tell me. Tell you what? I just told you. What do you want? I just told you. Get whatever. Like, if you want to get the ramen, it's fine. Okay, just give me my usual then. What is your usual?  So many of you folks have to order it. I don't have to have an attitude. Oh my God. Don't start giving me an attitude. I'm not giving you an attitude. I'm telling you to chill. Like, you're being old D. Relax. Chill, nothing. Like, you can relax. How about that? Play your own game. I am playing a game. I'm going to have fun doing it too. Okay, that's fine. All right, just chill. We're all friends here. Relax. I'm relaxed. I don't know why you keep on coming over. My own saying is, like, this isn't the third time you've had ramen. But it's not the third time that I've had ramen. All right, all right, all right, all right. Sometimes I wish I had ramen with you. You done? Yes, I'm done. You just made me crash the car this way. I don't care. Like I said, sometimes I wish I never met you. What? I said, sometimes I wish I never met you.  Okay, that's a bit excessive. That's old D. How would you feel if I told you that? Like, I wish I never met you. How would you feel if I said that? I wouldn't care. You wouldn't care. You wouldn't care. No, I wouldn't. You're so... What? I'm so what? God. You're lying. I'm lying. How?  You'd be like, you're just saying you'd probably go start crying. No, I wouldn't. You wouldn't think that's some hurtful thing you just said right there? You wouldn't think that's hurtful? Why didn't you acknowledge it the first time I said it? Now you want to see me cry? Because I had to check and make sure I heard great. And I did hear right because I... What? I'm just gonna bite and I'll tell you. No, tell me how you really feel. What's the problem? You wouldn't really tell you. You would just be...  Do you now feel like you don't ever... Bro, you're the one starting with me.  No, I'm not. All I'm saying is that I feel like you're ordering a ramen spot like a lot. That's all I said. I wish I never met you.  That was so extra for no reason. You know, damn well, you'd be crying if I were to talk to you like that. Like, that was like excessive right there. I don't cry. I don't cry. Oh, you don't? Okay. No, how was it like number two? I told you that I... Bro, you heard it. I don't care at this point. I don't care anymore. I understood what you said. You clarified what you said. So I know what I heard was right at this point. I don't even want to talk to you.  I really appreciate it. You can leave. You're the one who has to cry. No, I'm going to leave. I was here first. I was going to leave. I don't care. All right. Well, then just sit there and then don't talk to me. Don't tell me what to do. I do whatever I want. All right. Just stop talking to me. I'm not. I don't hear you. You're so childish. How am I childish? You're a...  And you probably wouldn't forgive me for like two weeks. But yeah, here I am and I get upset about it and it's a problem. Because you just had some hurtful... Okay. I don't care anymore. I don't care anymore. You said what you said. I don't care. I'm not the one that fought here. You are. Clearly don't care. I don't. I don't care. Okay, then. Like I said, I'm done with the situation. If that's how you feel, then leave. Like I said, I leave if I want to leave.  All right, all right, all right. Never, never. Never. Never. I don't care. It's not like this is a prank or anything. I would just play my game in peace. Why do you have to just stir me and stress me out? They know. They're going to think that like that's like how we really like argue and all that. And we barely argue. We argue like once a month and it's over.  Like who? This happens all the time. Like we try to figure out what's happening and then we bump heads trying to figure out what we want.  Just what are the ramen? Whatever. I don't care. Yeah, all right. So I'm going to leave. I don't care. You know that, right? You better not feel that when you're stalking me for life. That was harsh. I would never say something like that to you. I would never say I feel like that to you. Ever. I love you too much. I just hit a tree again. Oh, you're sweating. Sorry. My car stopped working. You know I always get mad over ramen. I'm sorry. I love you too. Now, buy me food. Do you eat? No. Team no. Why does he get to eat and I don't? Today's video, I hope you guys enjoyed. My heart was aching. We're trying to do something like BMX Touch. This game is fake, right? He's so upset. But guys, that is it for today's video. I had to come with the banger because Team Denise has not pranked Team Isaiah in a really long time, I feel. So I had to hit you where it hurts, babe. I'm sorry. That's all right. But tell them, tell them that you want to prank. Go ahead. All right.  No, you don't. No, you don't. Don't worry about it. Don't worry about it. Anyway, time for today's post notification shout out. Today's post notification shout out goes out to Louisa Pierron. Thank you so much, Louisa, for your love and support. Louisa, I hope you on my team because we about to come with some shh. I love you. I love you. If you guys enjoyed today's video, again, don't forget to smash that like button. Comment Team Denise in the comment section below. Also, if you would like a post notification shout out, all you guys got to do is like, comment, share, and subscribe. Turn your post notification bells on so you don't forget whenever we post a new video. Bro, you got me like aggravated too while I'm hungry. Like, I'm hungry now. Got you at the perfect times, didn't I? No, you didn't. And we'll catch you guys in the next one. Love you infinite fans.