I want to offer you something. Do I need like a pen or something? You probably need a chair.  You can't find anyone I can't imagine back in the day Bob Costas standing up on a desk and dancing.  With that, it's like I'd like to offer you an opportunity to actually wrestle at WrestleMania. Oh, that'd be a dream boss. In the ring. It would be the difference though when you play for the Colts, okay? You're the punter, but now in the ring you're going to be a linebacker. That would be a dream obviously. I would love to.  I'd love to see you in the ring. We'll find some worthy opponent for you. Put you in the ring. Hey, huh? Did you see the ring when you walked by by the way? I did. I was impressed you have your own ring. It looks like a standard W.A. ring.


In today's video, we are going to talk about some interesting facts and myths about the color point short hair cat. If you think the color point short hair looks a lot like the Siamese, you're onto something. The color point short hair is essentially a Siamese of a different color. Color points share many of the same physical characteristics of the Siamese, including body type, head shape, and coat length and texture, and temperamental characteristics, but color points come in additional pointed colors, a lighter body with darker points of color on the extremities, including the head, tail, and legs. The elegant color point short hair is long and lean, with a fine bone structure and firm musculature. The distinctive wedge shaped head is set off by large ears and accentuated by almond shaped, vivid blue eyes. The close lying short coat is glossy with a fine texture. Color point short hair cats are outgoing, friendly and affectionate, tending to follow their favorite people all around the house. They are typically very vocal, with a loud and distinctive meow, which they use to talk to anyone who will listen. These sweet snugglers gravitate toward warm laps and fuzzy blankets, especially in the cold winter months. Here are some of the interesting facts about the color point short hair cat, which will give you some further insight into its characteristics and temperament. 1. Color point short hair's history. The color point short hair is a Siamese of a different color, non-traditional colors. The breed was developed using Siamese as the foundation and then crossing it with a red American short hair to bring in a new color. That was successful and attractive, and the cats became the basis for a new breed, the color point short hair. Eventually, other non-traditional colors were created. The breed was recognized by the Cat Fanciers Association in 1964. The International Cat Association considers the color point a variety of Siamese, not a separate breed. 2. Color point short hair's personality. The Siamese and the color point short hair might differ in color, but beneath the skin they are identical. The color point short hair is talkative and opinionated. He will tell you exactly what he thinks, in a loud, raspy voice, and he expects you to pay attention and act on his advice. Color points are extremely fond of their people. They like to be helpful and will follow you around and supervise your every move. When you are sitting down, a color point short hair will be in your lap, and at night he will be in bed with you, probably under the covers with his head on the pillow. Do not get a color point if living with a chatty busybody would drive you insane. On the other hand, if you enjoy having someone to talk to throughout the day, a color point can be your best friend. Just be sure you have time to spend with this demanding and social cat. Color points do not like being left alone for long periods, and if you work during the day it can be smart to get two of them so they can keep each other company. The color point is highly intelligent, agile, and athletic, and loves to play. Keep his busy brain active with puzzle toys, and his body exercised with teaser toys that he can chase and a big cat tree he can climb. He is fully capable of opening doors and drawers or rifling through your purse in search of something interesting or shiny to play with. Never leave him without any form of entertainment, or you will likely come home to find that he has reprogrammed your DVR to record only nature shows, or at the very least decided that your toilet paper rolls and tissue boxes look better empty. Choose a color point if you look forward to spending time with and interacting with your cat. This is a loyal and loving feline who will pout and pine if given little or no attention. 3. Color point short hairs health concerns. Both pedigreed cats and mixed breed cats are varying incidences of health problems that may be genetic in nature. The same problems that may affect the siamese can also affect the color point short hair. Ameloidosis, a disease that occurs when a type of protein called ameloid is deposited in body organs, primarily the liver and members of the siamese family. Asthma, a bronchial disease. Congenital heart defects such as aortic stenosis. Crossed eyes. Gastrointestinal conditions such as megasophagus. Hyperesthesia syndrome, a neurological problem that can cause cats to excessively groom themselves, leading to hair loss, and to act frantically, especially when they are touched or petted. Lymphoma. Nostagmus, a neurological disorder that causes involuntary rapid eye movement. Progressive retinolatrophy, for which a genetic test is available. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 4. Taking care of color point short hair cats. The short, fine coat of the color point is easily cared for. Comb it every couple of weeks with a stainless steel comb or soft bristle brush to remove dead hair, then polish it with a soft cloth to make it shine. Brush the teeth to prevent periodontal disease. Daily dental hygiene is best, but weekly brushing is better than nothing. Wipe the corners of the eyes with a soft, damp cloth to remove any discharge. Use a separate area of the cloth for each eye so you don't run the risk of spreading any infection. Check the ears weekly. If they look dirty, wipe them out with a cotton ball or soft damp cloth moistened with a 50 to 50 mixture of cider vinegar and warm water. Avoid using cotton swabs, which can damage the interior of the ear. Keep the color points litter box spotlessly clean. Cats are very particular about bathroom hygiene. It's a good idea to keep a color point than indoor only cat to protect him from diseases spread by other cats, attacks by dogs or coyotes, and the other dangers that face cats who go outdoors, such as being hit by a car. Color points who go outdoors also run the risk of being stolen by someone who would like to have such a beautiful cat without paying for it. There are a few ways you can help your color point short hair get enough exercise and indoor enrichment. Provide plenty of places to climb and perch like cat trees and kitty condos. Also, all cats need to scratch, which is a natural and enjoyable behavior. To keep your couch and rugs in good shape, give your color point short hair a variety of acceptable scratching places like cardboard, cat trees, and scratching post. 5. Color point short hairs coat color and grooming. Except for color, the Siamese and the color point are indistinguishable, having a svelte but muscular body with long lines and a wedge-shaped head that is long and tapering from the narrow point of the nose outward to the tips of the ears, forming a triangle. The unusually large ears are wide at the base and pointed at the tip, giving them the same triangular shape as the head. Medium-sized eyes are almond-shaped. The body is often described as tubular and is supported by long, slim legs, with the hind legs higher than the front legs. The color point walks on small, dainty, oval paws and swishes along, thin tail that tapers to a fine point. Color points come in 16 colors and patterns, including red point, cream point, and links point. The coat often darkens as the cat ages.  6. Color point short hairs diet and nutrition. Color point short hairs should be long and lean. Keeping your color point short hair at an ideal weight can prevent certain health issues like diabetes, heart disease, and arthritis, which can be compounded by excess weight. Feed your color point short hair measured amounts of cat food at regular times, twice a day for adult cats. Avoid free feeding, which can cause continuous snacking, contributing to an overweight cat. Ask your veterinarian or breeder for advice about the best food to feed your color point short hair cat. 7. Color point short hairs to children and other pets. The active and social color point is a perfect choice for families with children and cat-friendly dogs. He will play fetch as well as any retriever, learns tricks easily, and loves the attention he receives from children who treat him politely and with respect. He gets along with cats and dogs who respect his authority. Always introduce pets slowly and in controlled circumstances to ensure that they learn to get along together. 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Again, you could play around with 5%, 3% of the time, but once you find your niche, stay with your niche. Don't deviate because again, the lights are always the shiniest, the grass is always the greener, until you get to the other person's backyard and you get attacked by 3,000 ratwires. Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of theaxxasatrader.com. Nightly wrap up show, hope everybody is doing well. If you are brand new to the channel, thank you very much for your time, your viewership. We invite you to come aboard, subscribe, like, and share the channel, and we can take this continuous of journey into a promised land, right? Or whatever their promised land is. Other than that guys, hope everybody is doing well, hope everybody had a good day of trading. So nothing really on the indexed run, right?  I wanna start out with a little bit differently today. Okay, so, if you're on social media, this is usually like a social media thing, right? Cause a lot of these terms I've, I've, you know, you started using as you're on social media and you hear it all the time, right? Wait for the A plus setup, right? That A plus setup, wait for it. If you don't get the A plus setup, don't trade. There's no reason to trade and sometimes you hear me use the, you know, like a phrase, you know, don't trade the two seven all suit. So you can make a case that A plus setups on the eyes of a beholder. I don't, I don't make that case. I think when a stock has a move, initial move, when it's up or down, go sideways and then finally comes out of the range, that's what's called a really big A plus program. And usually, you know, I talk about, you know, I talk about one of my secrets to longevity, especially in the last 12 out of the 14 years, I stopped pretty much trading everything, right? I would say 95% of all my trades are probably the same, you know, 10 stocks, you know, same 10, 12 stocks, Apple, you know, Amazon, Meta, NVIDIA, Tesla, right? Stuff like that, Microsoft, stuff like that. And the other five, like if I see like option following name, it's confirming, it's confirming, it's upper channel, I'll go into the trade. But with all that being said, I've always said this in the past. The reason why I trade beta, number one, the biggest average true ranges in the whole market and I understand their tendencies, right? I understand how Tesla trades, I understand how Meta and Apple trades, the difference between Amazon and NVIDIA, right? Everybody has a different personality. And I've always said that if you trade random stocks because you don't know their tendencies or their personalities, you're gonna wind up being with getting random results. Let's fast forward to today, right? If you guys been watching, if you guys been watching this broadcast for the last, probably for the last two weeks, we've been talking about IMGN and again, it's not make it or break it type of day today. Well, you know, there was actually some really, really good moves today. We'll get to the pivots. Ironically, this was an A plus setup, right? So basically what this was, was the stock gapped up, it went sideways for two weeks, it got rejected three times off 14, and you say this all eventually, if it confirms 14, it should go, correct? So usually I wouldn't trade a stock like this, but today, you know, I've been watching this thing for two weeks, I say, yo, let me, yo, it looks great, right? So I get along the stock, right? I get along the stock, and here's the point, right? So I get along the stock right here, right? The stock spikes up about 25, 30 cents, I don't know, 15 seconds, 20 seconds, right? So I sell, I always sell, especially a $14 stock. I don't know, you know, I don't know what the big move is on a $14 stock. So I sell some, right? The stock comes back to 14. I figure, okay, it's gonna come back to $14. It's going to pause there, right? Rest, you know, because a lot of times they'll back test into their breakout level and then explode that higher. Yeah, not so much, right? Not so much. The stock went from $14.30 all the way down to $13.30. I wound up, you know, net net losing about 35 cents on the trip. It's not the point of losing the money. Like I sat there and I'm like, what happened just now? I'm like, I understand it's a random stock, it's not usually a stock that I would trade, but what the hell happened here? And again, here's kind of really, really goes to the point of you can have the greatest setup in the world. And ironically, I've led with this stock today at Morning Strategy, right? We didn't talk about Tesla, we talked about Tesla S. We'll get to everything in a second. I led with this thing. I said, listen, maybe today's spying the day. It held up Friday, yada, yada, yada. But it really does come down to two points, okay? An eight plus setup is actually in the eyes of the beholder. Okay, so I'm along, okay? And it really does hammer the point that if you do trade outside of your comfort zone, expect random results. That's the bottom line. And I've noticed that for years. When I trade Meadow, when I trade Tesla, when I trade NVIDIA, I usually get some pretty good organic moves. As soon as I trade anything else, it's a toss-up, right? Take a, yeah, I literally have a dial in me, right? Take a toss-up, heads and tails, maybe you make, maybe you lose. But again, it really does show you once you find your niche guys, again, you could play around on a five, 3% of the time, but once you find your niche, stay with your niche. Don't deviate because again, the lights are always the shiniest, that grass is always the greener until you get to the other person's backyard and you get attacked by three dozen rat wilds.  Other than that, right? Pretty seamless day. The one trade that I was fighting with, I know a lot of you guys were fighting with as well, was Tesla, we'll get to individual pivots in a second. The market did hold up very, very well today, right? There was some news that they were coming close to a debt ceiling kind of agreement, as we talked about in the weekend video. In my experience in the last 24 years, every single time I've been talking about debt ceiling, debt ceiling, debt ceiling, it turned into a complete non-event, okay? They usually resolved it within a week or so. Does the government, can the government shut down three, four days? Like I said over the weekend, what are you not gonna get your mail? Is that your worst problem? You're not gonna be able to buy a stamp the post office? Let that be your worst problem. So I don't think this is a big deal. And I think the market has spoken through years and years and years that this is not a big deal as well. When you look at the total, the final tally today on all the indexes, again, nothing to write home about, but that's good. That's what you want. That's an organic market that you definitely want to trade. You had the Dow of 40 points, you had the S&P up 12 and you had NASDAQ up 80. And when you look at the members in those stocks, the leaders, the one that had the big runs and the earnings runs, they rest it, right? So you had Microsoft continues to rest. But again, going sideways. I'm definitely, definitely watching Microsoft the next couple of days. This is getting tighter, tighter, tighter. Again, you could turn around and say, well Dan, it's making higher low, excuse me, lower highs in the last three days. Yeah, but it's still holding on. It's also making higher lows, right? So even though it's making lower highs, it's still making higher lows off the 10 day and the 10 day is super bullish. So if we could get above this channel here in the next couple of days, Microsoft's gonna wake up, but it's resting. Apple still continues, right? Still continues to kind of go sideways. Had a great earnings run. It can't do anything else with it, right? Just kind of going sideways. It's sitting and protecting the 10 day moving average just like Microsoft. But again, no price improvement just yet. The stocks that had really big runs last week, Google, well-deserved rest, right? Well-deserved rest down a dollar. The stock has gone from literally in the last five days from 104 to 120. I think a dollar rest is very, very unnecessary for this thing. Even Amazon, right? Had a really, really great run. It's still price improved by a dollar today. Still made a lower highs. But the point is that there's stocks, even if they're not having their biggest days, they're still organically price improving either the previous range or the previous week's range. So that's super-duper important. The stocks that did wake up today, we'll get to the individual pivots in a second, Meta finally got above this whole range here. Guys remember we've been talking about Meta for like a week? Well, one is gonna take another run, one's gonna take another run. Well, this is the highest close now in this little formation, and it put in its highest close. You got Nvidia, right? The video's the same thing. The video's been weak, weak, weak, strong, strong, weak, weak, weak. Nvidia reclaimed the five-day moving average. Watch the video for the next day or so. Again, maybe it's tomorrow, maybe it's the next day. But keep an eye on the video. If it starts getting above this candle here, which is the 511 highs, there's a shot it goes back to last week's highs. Keep an eye on that. AMD kind of the same thing. AMD got, you had a massive, massive run, came in. The last couple of days has gotten rejected at exactly the same area. If AMD tomorrow reclaims back the five-day moving average, maybe this thing wakes up. So you have a lot of names that are super strong in the market. One stock that's not strong was Tesla, right? So tomorrow, apparently they have some sort of investor's meeting, I think it's tomorrow at three o'clock, east of central time.  But we saw today a lot of really aggressive short-term. We saw today 160, 155, 150 near-term expiration puts. Notably, one guy came in for 1.7, either 1.2 million or 1.7 million of the June 150 puts. Guys, watch Tesla. I traded Tesla today. It was a buyer in the crowd. It came in, it was literally a fist-wife. All you guys in the webinar, you kind of know this. We were fighting with this thing. It felt like for nine hours. It was only like two. But we were fighting with this thing an hour. Finally came in like a dollar and a half. This is finally closed below the 10-day moving average. The key now to Tesla going into tomorrow ahead of its investor's meeting is, can they finally get below this candle here, right? That's the key. Can it get below the beginning of May? If it starts building below this channel here, then you have a lot of room potential. Is it gonna do so? We don't know, but we always talk about on every single video, don't we at least need to be prepared for it? And that's the name of the game. Always be prepared for both sides of the market. So going into tomorrow, again, continuation tech looks really, really good. The AI names, like AI woke up today really aggressively reclaimed back the 50-day moving average on a lot of volume. That's a good thing. Look at this volume expansion here today on AI, massive. Keep an eye on this thing tomorrow. Either a 60-minute dip, right? If it opens up week, this profit takers at the open into rising 60-minute support, red to green or above today's range looks really, really good. So let's talk about some pivots from today. Again, ironically, the stock that had the best setup, IMGN didn't work. Again, best setups, A-plus setups are on the higher the beholder. So let's talk about it, right? So too low, lost earnings low, needs to confirm, never got there. IMGN, yada, yada, yada. I bought it at 14, went to 14.30, yada, yada, yada. I wanted to lose like 35 cents. Hey, teach us all, right? I'm not judging. Lazy Boy, not Lazy Boy. Legal Zoom, we talked about on the weekend update, 1075 needs to build. So here is Lazy Boy, right? It got above the 1075, it just couldn't make it there. Still, I still like this thing, but it really needs to continue. It still needs to continue build above today's channels. Hasbro, right? We talked about this on the weekend update. 61.35 needs to build. Here was Hasbro, right? Beautiful move, right? Beautiful, beautiful move. It took out the 61.35. I trained all the way up to 62.66, beautiful move. Still, that looks like it wants to get into the 63s. Meta, finally got above the, broke this downtrend today. 38.21 needs to build. Here was Meta, right? So here was the 38.21, this whole channel here, right? You see this whole channel here? It got above 38.21, got up, it got into the 240s. Looks good. If it could confirm today's channel tomorrow, there should be more upside. AMD never gave a second entry. What a second entry basically means is if AMD took out 93.68, what happens is stops are being run, right? I think everybody knows that term. The only way you'll have natural sellers come in is if you see it snap back first. The second entry is basically through the low of the day after it took out the pivot. Obviously never gave a second entry. On the video, woke up today, right? Woke up today, 87.80 needs to build, right? So here was the video. So it took out this 87.80 would happen to be also the five day moving average. It got above there closed when all the way up to almost 290. This thing looks really good again. If you could reclaim the five day of the channel from two days ago, I think there's a shot at last week's highs and last but not least, right? Tesla, so again. So I shorted Tesla through the 66 level, right? It put in a five day range. So I shorted Tesla through 66. It went down initially around a buck. Then buyers swooped in, right? There was like a killer war. It was like the end of the world war at 66.  It went to like 64, well, it didn't die. It went to like 64 and change, covered some more, right? Covered some more and they swept it right back to 66. The buyer was there all day. I don't know who the buyer was, don't care.  Somebody was buying today. Maybe a hedge fund, whatever it was. Somebody was buying the stock. Moral of the story is towards the end of the day, they sold it off and they closed it right under the 10 day moving average. The key to Tesla tomorrow is, if it starts losing today's range, but more important, if it starts losing this candle right over here, this will confirm this whole channel. And if it does, look how much room you have to the downside. And if you combine that, if we get more deep out of the money put buyers to come in, we could really, really get some pretty decent value going into tomorrow's channel. So let me give you guys a couple of names to watch for tomorrow.  Look at DVAX, right? I don't know what this thing is, but it looks pretty good. It's coming out of this whole channel here. First close over daily supply, got some decent volume coming in. If DVAC starts reclaiming, you know, reclaiming this range here, the supply zone, I think this thing can move. ACVA, again, here's a perfect example of a stock, had a big move, rested, today's the second day play. If it could reclaim back today's channel, I think there's more room to the upside. AI we talked about, I like AI either on dips or either dips on a red degree and potential move there. And, you know, keep an eye on everything else we just talked about, you know, Microsoft, Nvidia, AMD, obviously Tesla, Meta, I mean, look, if there is a true rotation in technology names and some stocks are going to always rest and money flows into those other names, well those other names are Microsoft potentially could wake up, Nvidia could potentially reclaim the five day and you got AMD waking up on the heels of Nvidia as well. So guys, have a great night everybody. If you are joining us tomorrow at the live webinar or on the live broadcast, morning strategy starts up about 10 minutes after nine. Come there, asking the questions. Again, if you're not asking questions, you're wasting my time, you're wasting your time. It's not about the alerts.  It's all about understanding technical analysis and your points of reference when context starts to confirm. Guys, God bless you everybody. I'll see you all tomorrow. Take care.


Hey guys, how's it going? It's me again. Just trying to get up actually, trying to get my act together this morning. This video is titled What Happens When You Run a Half Marathon with No Training. I think that's what the title is going to be. It's certainly going to be about that subject. We're going to cover the aftermath of yesterday's antics. Yesterday I did something pretty crazy. But you know, when I get an idea in my head, when I have a mission, a challenge to complete, I'm not going to say I'm guaranteed to complete it, but I'll certainly put in my best effort. And that's what I did yesterday. So I ran 25ks along the Larapinta Trail. During those 25ks, there was upwards of eight to 900 meters of elevation. I had a four hour cutoff time for me to qualify for a 65 kilometer ultramarathon along the same trail just, you know, almost three times as long.  And in this case, it was proving that you could do 25ks, a certain section in under four hours. And I'm really, really proud, really stoked to say that I did it, but it certainly hasn't come without any side effects, I'll say. So right now, man, I'm just, I'm laying in bed and I, I've been thinking about making this video and I just thought, you know what, I'll grab the camera and I'll start this video laying where I am right now, because I cannot be fucked doing anything. And thankfully I've got the day off work, so I don't really have to do anything. It's 10 o'clock in the morning. I'm telling myself I should go to the gym to lift some weights, but you know, only time will tell whether I get there or not. But I did want to make this video, I did want to make this video to discuss the day after, you know, it's all well and good on the day.  I feel like I could go and do it again. I didn't quite say that, but I mean, I was feeling, I was feeling fully recovered last night. And then something hit me in the face this morning, figuratively. And that's doms, delayed onset muscle soreness. When you go and push yourself, when you go and push a particular muscle group harder than you have done for a long time, you will indeed suffer either on day one or day two or even day three or even for the next week, some delayed onset muscle soreness. And that's what I'm dealing with today. So that's, that's my legs. And that is, you know, glutes, hamstrings, quads, calves. If we're talking about feet, my feet don't feel too bad.  And I'm doing my best not to think about them. I did consider popping them yesterday. Thankfully I didn't. It seems that that fluid has been somewhat absorbed back into my body. And all that's going to do is help with the healing process. So I haven't popped them. The last time I did this 25K stretch, I got a really bad blister and I popped it straight away. And unfortunately that led me to like start picking at it and by the end of it, the skin, the skin was pretty much completely taken off in the early days, the first couple of days. And what that meant is that it was not fully, it was not fully healed for a good four weeks after that.  And so that is the last thing that I want to happen this time because I'm, you know, slowly but surely getting my motivation back for, for, for running and long distance running and challenging myself physically, both in and out of the gym. So overall it was a really, really, really, really rewarding experience. I'm not going to lie, but the recovery is going to take longer than I thought. I mean, yesterday I got home, I was absolutely ravenous. I was starving.  Certainly not. It was for sugar, sugar, sugar, sugar. My body was craving it. It was screaming out for sugar. And what did I give it? Well, I gave it some sugar. I went to the shop, got some raspberry licorice and I ate the whole entire bag. Did I feel bad for it on a normal day? Yes. Yesterday after burning like 3000 calories.  I deserved it. So that was, that was my immediate, that was my immediately post run snack. Following that, I pretty much grazed the entire evening on all sorts of different things. Majority of them was carbs.  You know, it needed it. It needed more. My body certainly needed more carbs for the run, let alone afterwards. So yesterday was, you know, it was pretty slow. I had to monitor the blisters. The delayed onset muscle soreness hadn't hit yet, but it certainly has today. And I apologize guys, but I've completely and utterly lost my train of thought. And that's, you know, overall, I guess the main side effect that I wanted to portray, that I wanted to get across to you guys is the overall feeling of just lethargy, lethargy, lethargy, you tell me, tiredness, tiredness, man. I had, I had, I was probably about six and a half, seven hours sleep last night. Normally that, that would be more than enough. And I kind of get up and yeah, it might take me half an hour. Some, some mornings, it takes me an hour for me to actually think, okay, yeah, okay, my eyes have completely opened. The coffee's hit and I'm ready for the day. But today that hour has just pushed out to two, pushed out to three. And now we're coming up on four hours since I woke up. And I don't feel any fresher than what I did. Like it's a real shock to the system. It's a real shock to the system. And it's, it's no joke. It is no joke taking on something like that with only a basic base level of fitness. But it just goes to show, man, it just goes to show if you've got a goal, if you've got a goal in mind, and it means something to you, then it's, it's, it's, it's actually, it's fun. It's fun. Like something like that, like challenging myself, I actually feel like it's really fun. That's probably the most fun I can have. You know what I mean? And so it's really interesting to, to get to these points midway through a challenge, midway through a race, midway through a 25k trail run, you're halfway through, you're in a, a very remote place, no one's going to come and help you.  In fact, I, I sort of, I crouched down, right?  I've got to get up, got to get up, got to keep going. I can't stop. And it's in those times that mindset, bro, mindset comes into it 100%. And if you don't have a strong mindset, you'd probably give up after five Ks. You'd probably give up when the first inkling of a blister or a sore ankle or some cramp sets in. I went through all of that. But because of mindset, and because of a bit of music that I had playing in my ears at the time, it does take your mind off of it.  You know, there were so many times there, especially during the last like six, six or seven Ks where I thought, this is just, it's not going to happen. It's not going to happen. But you keep putting one foot in front of the other guys, and you'd be surprised with what you can do. Just keep putting that one foot in front of the other. Speaking of putting one foot in front of the other right now, it's a bit of a challenge. It's a bit of a challenge.  Carves seem to be fine. I should stretch them.  So I'll get on to that. But this is the aftermath, man. This is the day after I'm alive. I'm in one piece. I pushed through cramps. You know, it's funny when you get a cramp in your hamstring, you all of a sudden start to push sort of through your quad into the ground rather than sort of on the ballsy of feet. And you know, it's a very interesting experience.  It allows you to really get in touch with your body, really get in touch with the way that your body's feeling and each individual body part, especially on the lower half. And geez, I mean, I'll leave you with this. If nothing else, guys, if nothing else, I mean, this was a physical challenge, right? But the amounts of courage it's given me, the amount of self-esteem that it's given me to now move forward and possibly do something like that again relatively soon, you know, that's priceless.   It was so good. And I recommend anyone else out there.  Just get outdoors, guys, get outdoors, download Strava, get some new running shoes. That's advice that I should give myself actually. And, and see what you're capable of. Have some fun, log it and try and improve. Life's all about improving. Life's all about goals without goals. You know, I struggled to see a purpose in life. And that's, that's some real talk. And so yesterday was just another goal to get me out of bed. You know what I mean?  And it's only self-induced adversity, which is different. It's different. That's enough from me. See you in the next video.


We have a rich TV live with our very special guest, it is Bernard, who is the CEO of RE Royalties Limited. How are you doing today Bernard? Very good. So why don't you tell us a little bit about your company, what makes it tick? Well we are the first royalty-focused company on renewables. So there's not many doing this. We are the only company doing this in the renewable industry which as you know is a very large industry in 2018 you know eight times more was spent in renewables than mining twenty-two times more than cannabis. So by and large very very large industry and we are a first mover in the space. Very good. And how long have you guys been trading publicly? We have been public for about a year. We took the company public on the TSX Venture in 2018, November. And if I was an investor that's been watching from all over the world that's interested in getting involved in your company, why would I want to buy this stock? What's in it for me? Well, we work, operate on four fundamental principles, yield. So we currently pay a dividend of annualized four cents per share. So that's about a four or four and a half percent yield. We also focus on growth, as I mentioned, very large market, first mover. We can be very opportunistic, capital protection. Renewable projects are great because they are effectively infrastructure, long life assets and the way that we invest ensures we protect our shareholders' capital. And the fourth pillar is basically it's a sustainable investment. So you're doing something good for the planet by investing into the clean energy sector. And we've got investors in about sixty countries that watch our show and look for undervalued, underappreciated, under exposed companies. Can you break down the share structure a little bit, maybe? Maybe a little bit as far as what the total issue in outstanding is and maybe how much is held by insiders? Sure. So currently we have thirty-two million shares outstanding. Insiders, management and board owns about thirty-five percent of that. So we have significant skin in the game, lots of money in the game and continue to believe in the long-term prospects of the company. Great. And obviously for investors one of the key is to find revenue growth. What's the revenue look like? What does the balance sheet look like for the company? So currently we have very little debt. We have about ten million in terms of working capital as of our last published financials which was September 2019. In terms of revenue we've been, I would say compared to last year we've been more than double our revenue. So continue to grow our revenues. Our last quarter we were profitable. So profit, revenues, dividend, things that we feel are important to interested investors. That sounds great. Now if I'm an investor and I'm looking to get into this stock for 2020, what can I look forward to? Anything that's coming up along the pipe for 2020 that investors can look into? Yeah, so in terms of opportunities and deals that we continue to be, you know, honestly we have too many deals on the table. So we definitely look for very high accretive opportunities. You know, we're definitely working through that and you know, hopefully we'll complete some of those imminently or in the short period of time frame. And then continue reinvesting, really continue reinvesting and that's how we build our royalty streams, our cash flows and hopefully grow the cash flow that we pay back to shareholders. That sounds so great. Thank you so much for your time today. Hope you enjoyed the rest of the conference. Thank you a lot Richard and hope this was a good conference for you as well. Yeah, it's been a great conference guys. Take a look at Bernard RE Royalties on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol RE. Thank you guys for watching.


What is happening? Everybody out there, uh, so check this out. Eric Meehan out of San Diego, Keller Williams in La Jolla. We've been talking for quite a while. Let me mute this right quick. And, uh, he's out there. He's part of the Zero to Diamond program. He's been watching me for how long now, Eric? About a month. Okay. He's only been in real estate since January. Yeah. So, uh, brand new to real estate in general. And, um, anyway, he's reached out to me and we're wondering, do my phone scripts work everywhere? That's what we're going to try to find out today. They work for your market. They're going to see if we're working in San Diego. Right. Right. So that's, that's what we're doing. So I'm actually going to call people in San Diego in Eric's markets. All right. Um, so let's give it a second for some people to log on. Eric, um, tell me what kind of problems you've been having with, uh, with the calls or, or how people have been receiving you and, and why you feel like, or I don't even know if you feel like my scripts don't work over there, but just kind of tell me what's going on.  And I get a lot of, you know, answering, uh, uh, machines. So, you know, I'm going to start doing them in the evening next week, uh, two nights a week when I started that. Cause I do open houses, Saturdays and Sundays. Um, but the people that I talk to just haven't been very receptive. I mean, I'm only getting, you know, out of talking to 20 or 30 people, you know, maybe in a day after all the dials, or if I get that money, I'm only getting one or two, uh, emails, you know, I'm having some conversations, but they're just not interested. I don't know whether it's, they're just getting hammered here or, you know, what it is or it's me. Well, I can probably go ahead and tell you it's you, you know, um, because of your lack of experience, it's the lack of experience. You've only been doing this for a couple of months.  And that was, of course, doing it the hard way. Like I didn't have Ricky telling me what to say, how to say it, all that good stuff, but, um, you know, you're light years ahead of me in that perspective. But, but literally, man, like how many calls have you made total? Like in your whole three, three month career? Well, I don't know, a couple of thousand, maybe. Okay. Okay. Probably a couple thousand because I do my sphere and I have some other lists and things that I've been calling. So yeah. Yeah. Okay. Cool. Uh, let's see. Just trying to get things all set up here. Okay. Cool. Well, um, see, give it a few more seconds for some more people to log on. Cause I know a lot of people probably want to see this. Um, let's see, let's see, let's see on schedule. Let's do now. Okay. Boom, boom. Okay. Getting all geared up guys. All geared up. So right now it is 413 in my area. It is two 13 where you are, right? Eric, that's correct. Okay. So let me explain to you guys exactly how we're doing this before we get going and this will give people some more time to log in to watch as I make the calls. But what we're doing is, is Eric has the mojo single line dialer. And so what he's doing is he's got his, his contacts in the single line dialer and he's called. He has, he has logged in. He has his phone. He's, he's called in, put the password in and then he three weighed me in on the call and he's muted his phone. Okay. So the number will show up as Eric's number on the caller ID, but I will be the one talking on Eric's behalf. When the prospect answers, I am, I am basically Eric's assistant. I'm Ricky Caruth with Eric, me hands. Is it me, man? Me, man, man. I can't get that down. Eric, man's office at Keller Williams, La Jolla. Um, so that's going to, that's going to be how I represent this situation. I'm basically Eric's ISA for the day. Um, that's how we're going to do that. All right. Cool. So let's let her fly. I say it's time to make some calls. Uh, he sent me the list of people. So I have their name. I know, uh, what property they own. He also sent me the comp that he's using for this. So I know what the property is. I've got that in front of me here. I'm only using one comp. I don't know the area. I don't know nothing. Let's do this. Let me know when it's dialing. It hung up on me. Yep. I saw that.  Sorry about that. It was all ready. Okay. Okay. You there? I'm there. All right. I'm going to add a, add a call. Sorry. I'm going to get it going. I'm going to make calls out of state today. Nothing I don't make calls out of state all the time because all of my clients are from all over the country. But, um, yeah, I want to do this little experiment. Call some homeowners in another area. You are now welcome to the no-go dollar. Please press the third button on your screen to begin calling. All right. Tell me when you're ready. I'm ready. Here we go. It'll be Larry. Let's do this. Do this. Hey, Miss Gone. This is Ricky Krooth down at Eric Meehan's office at Keller Williams, La Jolla. How you doing? Oh good. Yeah, I'm just enjoying the day. Oh, nothing much. I didn't want to take too much of your time. There was a house around the corner that just sold from you guys. Didn't know if there's anything in the world I could do for y'all. So they carry out the building crumbles. Right. Okay. Well, that sounds good to me. Hey, you have you good day. Okay. The next one is. Weeder. Yeah, let's do it. That was a classic example of what happens. Well, and also you're calling a 55 and up community.  Right. Hello, Miss Weeder. Hey, Mr. Wait, Mr. Wider. Hey, this is Ricky Krooth down at Eric Meehan's office at Keller Williams, La Jolla. Hey, you got it. Eric Meehan's office at Keller Williams, La Jolla. How you doing? Eric Meehan's down at Keller Williams. Real estate company right here in La Jolla. I got you, man. Hey, you have your good day. Right on to the next one, bro. Lucille Lewis. Yeah. Do you only call 55 and up community? This is just a really good area in San Diego. And I know that. Yes, man.  By the way, guys to say, and I'll return your calls later in the day. Are you going to cut it off? I did. OK, we're not leaving voicemails because that would just be weird, guys. But, um, Eric did pick out this neighborhood. I had nothing to do with this. I don't know if I'd have picked out a 55 and up neighborhood. But I love a good challenge. Let's do this. The next one is lean. Let's do it. She's dialing. All right. Going to the next one on, on to the next on, on to the next. This is I figured they'd be home to retire. A lot of them have been so far. Yeah. A little older than we want. No, next one. Hey, what is the weather like over there, by the way? It rained. It rained this morning and it's cleared up a little cloudy about 65. OK. Had some rain this morning, though, a little unexpected. Perfect, perfect. Just need something to say. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, I meant to tell you that before, but we were. Busy setting everything up. This is Charles Lynn. Now I got Robert Mann. OK, Robert Mann, right? Next, I'm just going right to the next one. Man, man, man, scar, yeah, hey, Ms. Mascar, hello, this is Ricky Krooth down at Erin, me and his office at Keller Williams, La Jolla. How you doing? Oh, me too. I'm just glad that rain got out of here. Hey, I didn't want to take up too much of your time. There was a house around the corner from you that just sold. Didn't know if there's anything in the world we could do for you. OK, is there an agent that you would work with? If you guys were to do something? OK, well, look, I'm sure at some point you do something. I like the opportunity to stay in touch with you. Would that be OK? Oh, man, why not? Oh, what did I do wrong? Pompous, I was just going to see what I could do to. I was just going to see what I could do to help you. You just too much of yourself, aren't you? Not really. I'll see you just keep arguing. Well, I was just going to help you. That was it. OK, that's it. Sure, that was it. That was all there is to it. Just promise me to see what in the world I could do to help you today. That's it. OK, ma'am, you have a good day. No, I'll try. Bye bye. You try now. I will keep trying. You have a good day. I will have a better day than you. Thank you. I have a problem. OK, that was torturous. Wow. OK, I'm there to help somebody, you know. She was laughing. I don't really know what it was. It was it was a great call, to be honest with you. I feel like I really connected with her, to be honest. She seemed to just want to be playful for some reason. Yeah, I don't know. I don't know. It was good to tell you the truth. Yeah, I'm going to send her a call. Are you sure of myself? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I am. I'm sure of myself. Like the reason why I'm so confident is because I know why I'm here. I'm here to help people. I'm going to go on the next. The next one is Blair. Yeah. Man, too. I never heard that one, too confident. I don't know what to say. No, no, no, here's have you started the call? Don't start. Hello? Hello, Miss Blair. Hello. Oh, well, too late. How are you doing? Well, you don't even know who I am or why I'm calling. Hello. Yeah. Well, that's because you heard us talking before. Yeah, what I was what I was going to say is, is that that here's here's the the entire punch line for this this entire experiment that we're doing. OK, yeah, in my market. OK, of course, people do not communicate the exact same way as people do in San Diego or New York or Northern California or or, you know, Washington or DC or even other countries, right? But here's the kicker. It's it's figuring out how to communicate in those different areas. Yeah, sure. Maybe the exact same tone that I use here, the exact same doesn't work exactly the same way in your area. Yeah, I get that. That's not the punch line. The punch line is that relationships are universal, you know what I'm saying? They're universal across the board. And so what our objective is, is to continue making the calls in whatever area that we are in and start to try to form and morph into and change up and adapt to the situation to figure out exactly how we do communicate with people in that area. For example, the lady that said I was pompous and stuff. You know, like I'm filling out the area. It would not take me long at all to make a few more of these calls, you know, like, I don't know, another day, another few calls a week. I don't know how long it would take. But it wouldn't take very long at all for me to figure out exactly how to communicate with these people and not and call that person and the same. I could call that same person in two weeks. She is not going to remember my name at all, right? I could call her back again in two weeks and have a second run at her with a different formula of how I'm communicating and have formulated in a way that connects with her better or doesn't have her see me as such a confident person, which is what I thought people wanted, right? But that's the part of the learning process of going through these calls. And that's why I'm doing this right now for everybody watching is to kind of prove to the point that, sure, I understand there's different areas and people have different attitudes. You're not going to say the same thing to every single person, right? Based on where they are and what the attitudes are and the climate of the local markets, but it does work everywhere.  Let's keep calling. Well, who's the next one? Watkins. Let's see, it's... Guys, Eric picked out a 55 and up community for me to call to. That'll be good. No, it is good. I like this. Hey, Ms. Watkins. Hey, this is Ricky Carruth down at Eric Mann's office at Keller Williams, La Jolla. How you doing? Good. I'm not interested, Nick. Oh, well, I wasn't... Okay, see right there, guys. Like, right there, the more and more you get of that, the more and more you try to figure out how to catch that off, cut that off at the pass. All right, I just learned something. Let's go to the next one. This is King, right? Yeah. Hey, Ms. King. Hello. Hey, is this Ms. King? For you. This is Ricky Carruth down here at Mann's office, Keller Williams. How you doing? Keller Williams, right here. It's a real estate company here in La Jolla. Well, I was calling to see how you're doing. I was gonna let you know a house around the corner, Seoul. And I was just calling to see if there's anything in the world I could do for you. Yeah. So I'm not answering the phone anymore. Oh, okay. Good night. Now, night, night, sleep well. Okay. Okay, this is gonna be Gilbertson? Yeah. Tree. Let's do this. Yes, I love this. This is the most excited I've been in a good long while. Yeah, dude. Yeah, let's get my blood pumping. I need someone to do it for you. Hello. Next. Yeah. Neeson. Neeson, got it. Come on, it's not available. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's do it. Myers. Huh? Yeah. Myers. Next one. Moller? Yeah. He just got to conform, guys. I'll tell you one. Read some of his phone right now, please, read them. I'll tell you one thing.  I'm looking at one single cop. I don't even know what the road is. I can't even pronounce the name of the road. I can't even pronounce the name of the road. I can't pronounce some of these people's names. I don't know. I can't even pronounce the name of the road that they're on. So if anything else, this should give you guys motivation to at least make the calls if you're scared to make the calls. And realize that it's all about adapting to your environment and making people feel comfortable with you. This is an odd situation here with this 55 and up. I would say, because a lot of these people, they're in the mindset that this is their last, this is their forever home. But that's okay. I just want to get on the phone with some people and show that this stuff works. Where are we at? Are we calling? Yeah. What, who's it on? Sorry. Bunnen. Bunnen. Bunnen. Becker. Well, this is good for me to see how you're doing. Handle adversity. Oh yeah, dude. Absolutely. Adversity is like the mother of success. Thought I was better at it. Apparently I'm not. The dialer is running. Somebody called. Yeah, called a cop. Called a cop. Yeah, we're just running into a dry spell here. We got a lot of people picked up though. We've talked to several. Yeah. Six. Next one. Soinsky. I see in the comments a lot of people saying they've made making calls and getting all these listings and emails and stuff and how good it works. Yep. I see it all the time too. It's sometimes it motivates me. Other times it's like, well, why aren't I getting? Oh, this one lady, Sally, just for the record. Is it dialing? The answer. Hello? Oh, got the next one. That's hard for you not to be able to see who's picked up. You gotta tell me when it's dialing. It's dialing. Okay, I need to know. Who is it? This is Harry. Okay. Yeah, you're used to seeing when it's picked up. Hello, Ms. Harry? Hey, this is Ricky Caruth down at Keller Williams, La Jolla. How you doing? Oh, okay. I'm sorry to hear that. You get better now, all right? Yeah, I mean, these people are. Wow. Sally said just for the record, she's old, but not rude. I actually wasn't saying old people were rude. What I was kind of meaning was is that most of these people see this as their forever home. It's dialing, just so you know, hasn't. Okay. I paused it for a quick second too. So yeah, I mean, I used to do reverse mortgages. So I did a lot in this area. And usually this is their last home, you know, for the most part. Right. That's what I'm saying, man. It's kind of hard. It's kind of hard. Like these people are not planning on buying or selling. Like they may run into the situation of, but like their initial mindset is that they're not looking to do anything. You know, they're good. This is it for them. Kind of there, you know, they're in the mindset that this is it. Right. And I, you know, being in that. Ricky says now we know Ricky is good at medical bedside manner. I've worked with a lot of these type of clients. So I guess that's why I'm kind of drawn to it. All right. I'm dialing the next one. Legate M.J. Wish I knew what that meant. Maybe Legate. Legate. Legate. Don. Irwin. Yep. Next one. Ellis. Yeah. Hey, Miss Ellis. Hey, this is Ricky Carruths down at Eric Meehan's office. Keller Williams. How you doing? Keller Williams here in La Jolla. You doing okay today? I'm sorry honey. Okay. Yeah. I was just, oh, I didn't want to take up too much of your time. I just, there was a house around the corner for me. You guys, it's sold. Just calling to see if there's anything in the world I can do for you. I mean, we're not even close to wanting to sell. I'll keep you in mind. Okay. Is there, is there an agent in the area that you guys work with if you were to do something? No. Okay. There's so many of them. Yeah. Oh, they're for sure. Yeah. Okay. Hey, is it hard if I say in touch with you? Or. What's your email address? I don't have one. All right. You have you a good day, man. All right. Bye-bye. She says she doesn't have an email address. She's too old. Well, there's one on. Mojo gives me emails. So I wrote down the name and number and I'll check it out.   These people answer the phone like, I'm sick. I can't, I can't fill my face. All right. You know what? I don't have three million people in San Diego. So I didn't have much to do. For sure. We're dialing. Gish. All right.  I should have left him a message. Yeah. Somebody said they noticed me change my tone. Yeah. I'm already morphing into the San Diego agent. Yeah. I, I actually noticed it too. I'm telling you, dude, it's, it's, it's a skill. It's a skill. You, you figure out how to talk to people. It's good. It's dialing. Which one are we on? Bowman. Bowman. I don't even see. Change in your. Okay. I see it. Is this still Bowman? Yes. Move to the next one. Clarek. Clarek, Clarek, Clarek. Anton. Okay. Got it. Hey, Miss Clarek. Hey, this is Ricky Caruth down here, Keller Williams, La Jolla. How you doing? Oh good. Yeah, me too. I'm just, what's that? Keller Williams, right here, La Jolla. Well, I was just calling to let you know a house around the corner from you sold. And I was just calling to see if there's anything in the world I could do for you. Okay. Is there an agent in the area that you guys would work with if you were to do something? Okay. I got you. Well, I don't know. Would it be hard if I stayed in touch with you? I got you. All right. Well, you have you a good day, ma'am. Goodbye. All right. I got a five o'clock over here, appointment. So I got time maybe to try to get maybe one more live call on. All right. And then maybe we could. Gary Kish. That's the same guy we called while ago. That's a real estate agent. You sure? Yeah. All right, I'll skip on. That's why I was wondering. The list. This is Wagner. Wagner? Okay. Could have sworn we called Wagner, but. No. No, okay. Brick. Yeah. Well, I've learned to pick maybe a younger area. Yeah, that'd be smart, man. Maybe I should doorknock these people. I don't know, man.  I'd almost even stay out of this subdivision. Okay. That's something different. Oh, there's plenty to pick from. Yeah, for sure. Kelly. Kelly.  People in their like 30s and early 40s, man. They're looking to like upgrade. They're still shaking and moving, you know what I'm saying? They're selling, they're buying, they're making it happen. I learned something. I appreciate it. This is pay me.  And then I got an appointment I got to be at. All right, that's done. So let's hear from you guys in the comments. Let me know what you think about this little experiment that me and Eric did today. Eric, what's your thoughts going in? Well, you know, I see a lot, first of all, you bring a lot of energy no matter what you get, even when they were, you know, the first one didn't start off so well. I also just saw you changed as you progressed.  So I learned that and I also learned maybe about the areas that I'm calling too. That's a big part of it. So I know that whole area is probably not something I wanna call again. Yeah. Yeah, man. I mean, seriously, like, okay guys, this was totally unscripted. Eric literally, I called him at three o'clock to like start trying to figure out how we can do this. And he picked the neighborhood beforehand. He sent me one comp, you know, none of these people, I mean, this is totally, this is real stuff here. This is realistic. This is, this is it. This is real life. So, I mean, what I got out of it was that I talked to probably six people, you think? More than that. It's saying that we connected with 10 and some of those are maybe 10 or two. I think I actually maybe talked to maybe five or six, something like that. But I mean, guys, five or six, okay? I got about a hundred more to go before I can completely start to grasp the exact way I need to adapt into that market to make people feel comfortable with me on top of the fact that we're talking to people who I'm telling you, these people think this is their forever home. This is, they're not gonna buy or sell. This is in their mind. They may buy or sell later. They don't realize how long they have. But a lot of these people in these 55 and UPS, they're not 55. They're like 70, 80. You know what I'm saying? They're even 90s. So anyway. It's gonna be a good area. What's that? I thought this was gonna be a good area. No, it's okay, man. Like this is part of the process, man. You figure out what works, what doesn't work, what's more efficient, what's not as efficient, how to talk, what to say, everything, man. Everything's a learning experience. This was a huge win for everybody. This was a huge win for everybody watching. This was a huge win for you, for me, for everybody. Yeah, I mean, it's all about learning. It's all about learning stuff. If I'm not learning, then I'm done, right? And every single thing I do is meant to help me learn something and for me to share with others what I'm learning and how I'm doing things. And I think this was big today. So, man, I really appreciate you reaching out and putting all this together and staying up. I appreciate you and everything you're doing for me and everybody else too. Thank you very much. For sure, for sure. And I will do this, guys, I'll do this with other areas as well. I'm willing to get on the phone and do whatever it takes to show you guys that this is easy, there's nothing to it. It's okay to get hung up on or people get mad at you. None of that matters. What matters is that you figure out how to effectively communicate with people, right? And then do it, and once you figure out, once you crack the code, don't figure out how to communicate, then we gotta go all in and give that to everybody that we can possibly give it to to let them know who we are and spread that message of who we are to develop that database of people who know us, love us, like us, trust us, wanna do business with us. Then that snowball starts to build, right? It's all about just doing right by people. So that's all I really got. Let me scroll through the comments real quick and see if anybody has any questions or anything. I see a lot of, let's see, let's see. I see a lot of positive comments here. So I really appreciate you guys so much. I think that's it, guys. Let me just check one more thing to make sure there's no questions or anything, and then we'll get on out of here. Yep, that's it. I love you guys. I'll do this again. I'll call another area, just get with me. We'll put it together. And I also wanna make, I want you to make live calls with me. So if you guys wanna do hashtag 321club on Instagram, just follow me on Instagram, hashtag 321club under all my posts as I post them for your chance to win either a coaching call with me, which I'll record or live calls. Right here on my YouTube channel, I'll coach you through live calls. If you're not part of the free coaching program, 12,000 agents strong, that's aziridodiamond.com. Please subscribe to this YouTube channel and reach out. I answer every single DM on Instagram, and if there's anything in the world I can do for you guys, we'll talk to you soon.


When it comes to anime crossover games, a lot of the times, you're going to find more misses than hits. But every once in a while, just sometimes, you'll get a game like Battle Stadium, D-O-N. This game combines the franchises of Dragon Ball, One Piece, and Naruto, and puts characters from all three of those franchises into a huge Smash-like free-for-all. But is the game actually as fun as I remember? Well, that is exactly what we're going to find out today. Now, how about we get one from each of the main series in the game? And I guess one extra, because there's three series here. I'll go Goku. I'll go Nav-Rito. Nano, I know you're reading the manga right now, bro. You were just telling me how cool you thought Haku was, man. You said you had a little bit of a crush on her? Wait, what? Nano, this is my first time playing with bots. What difficulty did you set them to? Because me and you are both pretty new to the game. So what difficulty are these guys? You know, they're extreme. Oh. Let's go! Yeah, why do I actually kind of look really cool? You got it, bro. Wait, what do you mean you're going to hang out over there, bro?  Look at me.  Look at this, Ryan. I got rid of the one. Nano, watch out! He's messing you guys up. Yeah, get him, Luffy, get him. Let him know. Out of the way, Zoro. Luffy, what you doing? Power pull! Nano, what are you doing? Nano, stop that. Nano, don't come back there. Stop, Nano. What are you doing? Bad, Nano, bro. What are you doing trying to play the game?  What is this? What do you mean what is this? It's the Super Spirit Ball! Anyway, I win. What is that? You let me get all the points, bro. Oh, there actually is difficulty modes. Do you want to be teammates, Nano? Just for the one time. Hang on, hang on. Shake hands with me, Nano. Shake hands. Blue team, Nano, blue team. Go blue team. I'm actually a little nervous, bro. This is the first time we've worked together in one of these videos. Oh, wait. Look at us. We're a team. Yo! Yo! Nah, they don't got it like us, Nano. They don't got it like us. I'm going to tell you that right now. Oh, shoot. Okay. Did you just cut us both in two? Nano, hang on, man. I'm trying, I'm trying. Yo! Zora's got it. I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Just get carried for us, carry for us. Hold on, Nano, I'll be back. I'm about to talk to Coach. They'll get you out. Oh, my gosh. Zora, Zora, Zora. I did a fourth sword through his- No! No! I didn't do it. Nano, Nano, Nano, Nano. And I got you. Do it now, Nano, do it now, Nano! You took too long and they cut me in half. It takes a minute to charge that up, bro. Running that back. Bro, because I got no flash. I got to jump, bro. They run that back real quick. Bro, ain't no way Luffy and Zora are getting away with doing that to us, bro. Ain't no goddamn way they're getting away with that. Bro, I'm telling you, if they beat us at sea one more time, bro, maybe we shouldn't be fighting pirates at sea. I don't know about this one. Damn, damn, damn, damn! Nano, I don't know how to- Oh, good, good. Nano, doing the Vegeta classic. I got you, bro. I'm out here. Why are they so good? Oh, okay. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. We lost already. No. Bro, he cut me in half. Bro, that's the moves Zora uses to cut mountains in half. I'm sorry, Nano. I know, I know. One more time, one more time, one more time, one more time. Nano didn't expect them to do it like that.  One piece going crazy. One piece fades really in the comments like, if you read chapter 1902, you would have known about that move. He low swept me. Oh, I lost my speed. Did you pick up a negative ability? It was a negative one. That's such a solid thing to do. As you can see, I'm moving. Please don't judge. Can you, can you, Nano, can you help? Nano, I got you. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Good stuff, Nano. Good stuff. There we go. Get up there and get those. I got, I got- No, no, no, Nano, block! Block! Pick up! Ha ha ha ha! Nano, wake up! Wake up! Good! Ain't no goddamn way we're getting good. One more time. No, one more time because that's the one. All right, this is legitimately our last attempt, Nano.  Now, I think for my video, maybe we're just on a team the whole time, bro. We kind of need some, we need some wins. Bro, this is it. I can sense it. Come here. This is it. I'm gonna block, I'll block that. I blocked it. I blocked it. Nano, Nano, keep them occupied. Keep them occupied. Nano, we're finally moving like a team. Let's go. Give me the limit break and I promise I can end this. But I need some help. Oh, I'm playing the game, Nano. I'll play the game. No, don't use it. Don't use it. Don't use it. Don't use it. Just buy me time. Super spear Bob Nano, buy me time. Go. I'm trying, bro. I missed. Nano, it takes up half the screen and I missed. All right, we're back. We're back. We're back. We're back. We're back. Super Saiyan's never lose. Super Saiyan's never lose. Super spear. Speaking of super, hold them down, Nano. Because here it comes. That's the game, Mender. That's the game, right? Let's go. That's it, Nano. That's all we needed. Character development. Why am I, wait, why am I like seven foot five? That does not look right. Vegeta is short, but I don't know about that. All right. Hey, I'm glad our teamwork could end on like a good term. So I think now we go our separate ways. Anyway, I'm going to play Rock League and who are you going to pick? The Rock League of Dragon Ball, bro. Oh, I get to pick a computer now. Oh, okay. Yeah, you go for it. Let's get, let's get chopped. No, we should stop with the one piece computers. They kind of, they build a little, you get soccer in here. Soccer is pretty cool. Look at me. Look at me. Look at Luffy. Soccer. Why do you sound like that? Well, bro, cause I'm not playing Rock League.  I'm getting jumped. You're not aiming for me. Are you? I was getting that soccer. Yeah.  What is this? Damn soccer. Actually kind of nice with the getting you to in this one. No, I forgot. These are very hard.  I don't know that. Oh, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I have no, and a weight. You know what? Rock League always was a fan of weighted training. Nano, I'm going to need you to stop. Sorry. No, please, soccer. I take it back. I'm, I'm dead. I'm just not even a threat in the game. Oh, you're not going to do that. No, come on, bro. I saw you. Damn. Oh, primary loaded. Boom. And I landed on a weight. Nano, please. Nano, please. Luffy, what is your deal, man? Don't worry about. Why does everybody hate Rock League? Just break my leg. Why don't you? I thought somebody was about to be popping, you know? Yes, Rock League. Oh, he turned. Oh my God. Don't hit me. Why? Come on. Oh my God. Leave me alone, man.    Let him know. Oh, free points from me. Free points from me. Damn.  Is Luffy like the best character in this game? Like Luffy's got to be the best character in this game. Come on. Yes. Let's go. Come here, Nano. I am struggling out here, brother. And you're going to keep struggling. And you're going to keep struggling. Am I? Are you good, bro? This is an ongoing battle. I'm so close to the way I was so close to winning. Kill Luffy now. Get him. Get him. Nano, get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. No, Nano. No. No, Nano. You had to hit him, Nano. No, my perfect victory. You know what? I'm going evil. I'm going Gara. No, keep Luffy there, bro. Luffy stays annoying. Get back. No, I'm leaving. Uh, Frieza. Uh, got him. Saiyan Tsunami. It's called a Saiyan Tsunami, bro. I have absolutely no idea what I did here.  You embarrassing.  Almost, but bye-bye. Anyway, I'll be taking you guys' points. Damn, Frieza has a death ray.  I'm just trying to hide, bro. That's all it really comes down to for me. Come here. No way. No way. No way. No way. I know what I'm doing right now. Oh, you saw that shield?  There's no way. There's no way. Frieza, help. Luffy is just not a help to anybody. What is happening? He's going to crawl in me. Damn, Saiyan Tsunami. Gara kind of built crazy in this game. Hang on. Nope. Come here. No, no. I'm surprised I didn't break my guard, but oh my God. Nano, are you actually going to win this with Usa? No way. Wait. Frieza's sick. Or am I sick?  Don't worry. I'll take care of him. I'll take care of him, Nano. Nano, this is how you were saving? This is how you were saving, bro? Oh, no. It's literally only me and you in this fight, Nano. Is that what's up? Yeah, because look at the scoreboard.  I just don't think that there's any way you guys should have survived that. Let's go. Give me that points. Give me that points, Nano. 15 seconds left. Frieza! Frieza! Oh, it's looking like I might clutch out a sweet win here. Oh, shot. Oh, oh, this is it. Hang on. No, look the other way, Gara. Let's go. Let's go. I think I did it. Yes. You did it. Clutch, Gara. Clutch. I'm upset, bro. Man, really went out there and broke a leg. Let's go. All right. I got to go, Sanji. This is going to be our last multiplayer match, I think, bro. I'm going to go, Sanji. Then we'll 1v1 then. How about that for a little competitive finale? We got to change it up. We got to get Luffy out of here, right? No, no, no. Keep Luffy in here, bro.  Isn't this stage like really awesome to play on this stage? This stage is like a lot of fun, isn't it? Why not? I'm just saying, I remember this stage being pretty sick. Nothing but pain, bro. You don't think this stage is sick? We're going to Spain without the ass, brother. Nah, bro. This should be fine, bro. I'm playing my favorite straw hat, Sanji. We're cultured, I think. That's what I've determined after this. Look at my Sanji go.  Oh my God. Get these muts off of me. Neto, bro, you summon the hounds, bro. You really have been reading Naruto. Can you blame the stage on that one, Neto? Yes, I can. And I can, I am. Yes, I can and I will. Neto, please don't lightning blade me just because I can't see it. Neto, bro, fight back. Neto, bro, why are you doing this when you know Luffy hates us? God damn. Neto does really hate us, brother. Neto, you landed on top, Neto. Why did it do that? Because this stage is really good and well balanced. Like, what are you talking about? Oh, great. We got to go up now. Neto, please, bro, please. This ain't about us anymore.  Oh, please. It's just between you and Luffy at this point because I am down tremendous. I am, oh, no, wait. Luffy's kind of out of the game. Are you both fell out of the game?  I go off-screen for one second. Dude, what is happening right now, dude? What is happening? Please let me back on the stage. I thought this stage was all fun. Nothing but laughs, dude. But it's not, dude. It was never nothing but laughs. I told you, we got 74. There's no first, man. There's no way this stage ends before the time limit. I'm saying that right now. Like, if somebody beat, like, if somebody wins, they are godlike at the game.  I picked up a power-up that turned me into a brick. You know, you're going to win. I can't allow that.   No, what is happening? I got got. I have zero points. I'm sorry, but when they were making the stage, they just say, this is it. Like, this is the stage. Is Luffy going to win? I wouldn't be surprised. He's mad good at the game in all aspects of it. Is he doing an aerial? Oh, my God. He did an air version. Oh, my God. Nobody has any points. Is the stage going to finally end? Now that there's three seconds left, the stage is going to get playable. Don't do it, Nano. Did I win? I think I did that. How did you pick up my points? I did that damage, Dono. Yeah, I knew that stage was pretty good, actually. I love that stage. Dude, that smile on Sanji's face is how I figure your face looks like right now, bro. You know what I'm saying? It's because I kind of knew I had that all in control. Anyway, Nano, that brings us to the end of the video. Now we're just going to 1v1. I don't know what you're going to go out with, but I'm thinking I'm going to end it with a nice Naruto. Who you going with, Nano? Goku, eh? And there's only one stage to do this. Yes. Classic Vintage 1v1. Come on. Come on. Bro, you got projectiles, dude. There are no projectiles in Dragon Ball. What are you talking about? Yeah, absolutely zero. Bro, did you just touch the grass in the World Tournament, though? Yeah, no sword user, Naro. Come here. Ah, damn it.  I had a block. I fell back into it. Oh, that was sick.  That was sick. The damn shambles I hit you with that. Lasanga. That move is actually trash. I'm sorry. I even had to show you that.  Summoning Jutsu. Bring down the house. Spoilers. What was that? Nothing, bro. You're reading Naruto. You'll find out. But anyway, that's only what bets. That's the best out of three. And I'm feeling confident now that I know I got a new Jutsu. Where's my vintage 1v1s? But ah, there it is. Get off of me, sweet. What is that? I'm ending this with the Rasengan, I think. Actually, what do you think my limit break for Rasengan is? Do you want to see it like up close and personal? No, I really don't. I'll show you if you like really want to or whatever.  No, no, no. Nana, please. Nana, please. I'm blocking this. I'm just going to whole block. God, that took so much of my energy, though. I just want it. Where do you go? Get back down here. Oh, no. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You cannot be real. And why am I not in max mode yet? Now, please. Nana, don't. Let's not be ridiculous here, Nana. Damn it. You keep outrunning my summoning. There's no way I lose this, bro, with what you've been doing. You're small.  Oh, that should be it. Come on. That's that's almost max mode. Oh, sorry, Nana. Sorry, Nana. Gonna have to try a little better than max mode. You're done. God, why would you take that for me? Why would you take that for me? Don't ever take that for me. No, was it worth it? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Now I just need to win. You're trying to get fancy. I don't like it.  That sucked. Like, I know you don't like me, but I didn't realize you like me that much, you know? Like God, that level is awful. Oh, all right. Oh, go, please. You still want to block it? Mixups? Okay. Never mind. Thank you for hitting me up there. If you get that, I do appreciate it. And no, literally, no problem.   It's just, this is a struggle, you know?  No way that counts as a death. No, because if you go into limit break mode, this is, I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. No, no, I'm really cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. I'm cooked. Let's say God. Let's go. Oh, why? What was that about Super Wasingan? Hey, what, what, what, what? Welcome to SuperSpiritBomb.com. Man, it's like whatever, because like the video is ending right now. So like, bye.


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