Everybody happy Friday good to see you pouring pouring rain here in New York Hopefully it's nice the way you are hopefully everyone that came to onsite yesterday had a safe travel home Want to talk listen. We got a great great great bunch of stocks that we don't keep an eye I want to talk about them. I want to really talk about also something that we're really really focusing on that We did in onsite. We were doing some swing trading classes, too And we always say you want to learn how to swing trade you got to learn how to day trade first You want to learn how to options trade you got to learn how to day trade first and it was some really really good Opportunities out there. We'll talk a little bit about those stocks that we're moving Really excited about it, but hopefully I want to enjoy it Let me tell you the onsite that we did this past one was you know, it's nice to do back here back at home at the Vienna Spot and it was just a great venue. I think everyone there came away with some great great lessons It was probably one of the one of the better ones. We've done in a long long time. Not that that you know Some of the lessons were that we did were like, you know, you know, how it is you have a good morning You have a bad afternoon have a bad afternoon. Good morning But we just had lesson at the lesson at the lesson in the market was great And if you missed it, um, you know, if you have access to if you're being a student at cyber trade university You can review the webcast that we did but the afternoons were off the charts and I'm really looking forward to it And listen, you know was something that we rarely ever do is um, you know, we basically do a lot more of We did some brand name stocks. We traded some, you know, Tesla We saw we saw how they get some really good examples of iceberg orders yesterday I was live at the money show. I did a webcast there and it just you know It's what's happening more and more people are starting to realize that you gotta learn how to day trade You really really got to learn how to day trade and it's really been taking off. So looking really awesome with that But anyway, let's go on now. We're gonna be we're gonna make an announcement soon on the next one that we're gonna be doing I believe it's going to be at the end of April I wouldn't mind doing one in late January again But I don't know anybody wants to come here under in the in the cold of winter in New York Everyone's like go back to Florida. I'd rather go to Florida. That's a good excuse. Well, we'll think about it But just give you a heads up. We'll give out those new dates. You know, we do we do probably have it on site done twice a year So we're shooting for April and then once again, we'll shoot again for next, you know going into Probably late September October of same time that next year. So don't forget make sure you book it But if you haven't watched it yesterday's lessons, definitely go to it. All right now regarding about what's going on and Stocks I'm moving. I know a lot of you are looking at this GPC CR we just had a really nice pop early the only issue with the stock. It's expensive. Okay, it's expensive There are other stocks out there that are trading. We're gonna look at them But before we do that, I want to cover some swing trades that we focused on because I really think that a lot of you need to see that day trading how it spins into a swing trade and I want to start off with a stock that we looked at yesterday Which was Carvana. Okay now Carvana would have bring this up we were watching the stock for a while and We saw the stock if you missed a rally had big resistance levels right around here on 56 came all the way down To $38 now, I don't need to you don't need to be a rocket scientist But you could see that from August and even in July big resistance big support. I know that some of you here that were in the Webcast room did trade it and also at the onsite We did really well with Carvana trade on a swing trade some of you got in right around 38 39 You're looking pretty damn good right now looking on that stock on that swing trade And what was beauty about it is that when we looked at level 4? There was some really really nice iceberg orders out there now when you look over now look at level 4 Just bringing this up and show you what got going on Here's your 38 look at that big yellow line down at the bottom right there I mean, this is only pre visiting in the market, but look at all those orders You're not seeing too many sellers around 43 44 45 45 says, you know, you're seeing more at the bottom Another big swing trade also did really well was NVIDIA. So I want to talk about that stock right there I know it's expensive, but you know, we do some swing trading here I want to talk a little bit about it in the video took a big hit from 500 drop all the way down got close to that 400 look at supports level in August supports level back in in June and when you look back over here on Level 4 and you're probably not going to see too much of it But when we get down here, you could see right around 400 you could see the lines So you got the algorithms going on right around here But go looking back on what happened the last couple of days. You had some really good opportunities You had two three days to kind of figure that one out and jumped in you did pretty well with that one Another big stock that's moving this morning. Honestly, I don't think I ever trade Nike. Okay, but Nike took a shoe I didn't realize Nike got crushed 135 135 down to $90. Anyway, big pop and Nike Nike's going on the watch list I don't remember if I haven't traded Nike. I'd be honest with you. I mean, listen, you can't trade them all I've trade thousands of stocks over the years different ones We it's funny that we don't even know where we traded yesterday some of the stocks other than we know the four-letter symbol And we did pretty well with them when I talk about them But Nike's also going not only on the watch list But it looks like it could probably test a swing trade and could probably if it breaks this hundred could see at 102 Now regarding about yesterday, let's talk about some of the stocks because they are trickling in today Yesterday, I think we made a lot of money on the shorts I mean, we've been we actually shorted more than we went long and we did really really well Couple of stocks that we traded yesterday BNOX took a big hit yesterday after being gapped up pretty big S SLNO was really nice at going into the clothes and this is the thing you have to understand I gotta keep showing this thing to you. Look at this mouse pad. Okay. I always do this every morning I know what it is, but everyone loved it with it came on site You got a look at the times the worst times and best trades the last 30 minutes actually The day before the last 15 minutes. We had we saw a stock go up a dollar fifty two dollars I think it was the last 15 minutes cheap stock. Look at this one right here SLNO really big pop went from that 25 only the 28 dollars the last last 15 minutes now The only issue we have with SLNO. It's quite volatile It's not tradeable for some of you. You got to be in the category three or four trader But it is going back on the watch list and I and you know what there was another stock too that I also Wanted to keep an eye on this is another one. We were trading yesterday FEM Y now FEM Y was this was a stock It was right around a dollar 13 shot up all the way to $1.60. Look what it did this morning It went from 138 all the way to two dollars now FEMI Let me look over here. We got going on you this is the big thing. Listen For everybody here on YouTube and social media. This is what you don't see from other people Okay, let me show you and everyone's a student here. Look at this big red line there at the bottom You see every line 153,000 share buyer at 152 where you're gonna see that. What do you think is going on at 152? Why would that person be out there? Oh, I don't know. Maybe he wants to buy it, right? So this is what drives these stocks up. He's actually with the purpose of why this stock obviously made a big pop-up here This is why we got to keep an eye on it. That's why we got resistance there We're at support levels now FEMI is going back on the watch list. Okay, FEMI going back on the watch list I want to just hop back on to the SLNO now if you remember the ones that we hear on onsite I did mention to you this yesterday This is a stock that I was also saying considering could be a swing trade and you know what? Had a really really good push, but remember I always told you you could always buy it back tomorrow Ion Q this stock has been a fun stock. It's been a good swing trade We've been day trading at the last couple of days, too But if you are a looking to swing trade it, I mean listen, this stock is channeling $20 $12 $20 You know $13. I mean they didn't get all the way down to that But this is you know, we covered that yesterday in class too when the jump in and jump out So it was a good swing trade and also be getting a good day trade. I'm putting this back on the watch list This list is getting pretty damn big for a For a Friday AMD also doing pretty well following similar which has also been a good swing trade not as easy as the use the word easy, but not as as obvious as the The the video trade, but it did do a little bit of bounce there and a couple of the stocks over here also So lx I'll put this back on the watch list the stock is an ETF We don't got to be careful with ETFs But you could see on the swing trade also big resistance in February April stock dropped from 27 down to 17 Now the last couple of days moving up pretty well bounce early in the morning We traded the stock yesterday. We did pretty well with the stock and she's still pushing again So solx is also on the watch list. Now. What are we trading this morning? Listen? There was a buyout this morning blue apron Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me cool? This is like plain old luck. Remember we talked about You know, there's luck in skill and trading How do you make your own luck? You're being in the right place the right time? So this was just if you go if you were in this trade swing trade you got lucky But listen, if you were watching it as a swing trader, you should be able to see that They have a hell of a lot of support hovering around here around 480. Sure enough. You woke up this morning Congratulations did pretty well, but this party is over BTCT is another one. You guys are looking at I would stay away from it It's an IPO It's kind of really hard to see iceberg orders out here. So I'm not a big fan of it the gprc already know that okay that one It's expensive Okay, it's a pharmaceutical stock. Obviously the drug they came out did pretty well last night I would be cautious remember what I took remember we talked about yesterday the stock we saw yesterday It was up about 400% and I always told you if you were 400% and you can't get out of stock, you know Until the market opens up. What would you be doing and what happened? We watched that stock we traded yesterday and it got crushed. Okay, so we got to be careful that Femi we already know about that's already on our watch list. Let me see if anything's going on with Femi right here Like I said, we still got that 153 thousand share buyer out there. He's still sitting there You could see him right over here. He's still hovering right around there. So that's awesome. All right, so Femi you got edit 70 that spreads a little big it's got a nice little push had some really good after I was trading I probably would pass on it. I don't like when I see spotting this on that. That's not really that nice Now we're down to about 7% remember we need to be 10% or higher. The stock is getting crushed Capri getting hammered You know Came down to support levels. I mean it's almost at support levels not looking too good We know that pharmaceuticals do not come back. You don't want to trade it hopping on new york. We already know about nike Uh ag what's this one? Oh, it's an etf Remember we talked about that also in class. Why you got to be careful etfs and I know people here on social media Probably like Why wouldn't you want to trade etfs? You know what today At 12 o'clock. I'm gonna be doing an open house You got that little qr code over there on the top right hand call it. Just click on it scan it Or you could actually we'll put the link over there. I'll teach you exactly why we don't trade etfs Not that there's nothing wrong with it You can't it's hard to follow the money and I'll just leave it with that a couple of the stocks out there Another etf another etf another etf boil man. I'm really happy. I gotta add that thing. Um Coming down that pretty much does it. So what do we got? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Little bit more in the expensive stocks not really what we're really looking for but we got some we got some decent stuff going on right here All right, anything i'm missing.  I didn't know you you made six dollars on that trade on um You made six bucks on that call out on uh, which one gp uh the gp cr.   Congratulations on that All right, everybody, let's get ready for the market open up. We're gonna start about 15 minutes So once again if you're watching on social media Take your phone scan that qr code. Um We'll see you here at 12 o'clock. Let me just give you that link right there if you guys don't know how to get there Cyber trading university. Let me just give you guys that link Uh, so you guys can register And we'll see you there uh trade with fowstow Yeah, here's our our email address just right of the homepage be able to register right there in the meantime everyone else We're gonna start trading. Uh, once the market opens up you see something you say something All right, and then if you knew here to cyber trade university, you're doing you're in our trading room Just remember just watch and see how the traders thinks of themselves That's all that matters and just remember we don't teach you and tell you what to buy We teach you how to think for yourself And that's what you need to know if you want to be successful and do trading as a career So good luck everyone happy trading. We'll see you in a little bit everyone's social media We'll see you back here at 12 o'clock. All right guys. 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What's going on guys welcome back to the channel critical overload here Sure, I'm mostly going to be talking about screen 5 and screen 6 here in this video today But before I get into that I wanted to touch on these brief comments from James Cameron about an upcoming Terminator movie He started writing months ago, but has put it on pause because he's waiting to see how AI develops so James Cameron according to Rod Ricardo at the Dell tech world conference told the crowd that he started writing a new Terminator movie three months ago But wants to see how AI shakes out before he goes any further now I was not in attendance there for any of you who are actually in attendance there You know this report to be true. Let me know down in the comment section below, but my thoughts on this are James Cameron being the sole writer of another Terminator movie I think would be what is the best route to go instead of having a story by James Cameron But then other people are crafting the screenplay I would like to see James Cameron more involved with the story progressions of a Terminator movie for the first time in How many years since the last time you did this because Terminator 2 came out back in 1991 and Yeah, there was a co-writer and involved with Terminator 2 but not as many as we have with Dark Fate so I would like to see a Terminator movie solely from James Cameron and when he's saying he's pausing to see how AI develops I'm thinking he might want to lean more into giving us a Dramatic thought piece on the dangers of AI which I can understand given the current climate We're in and how AI is being used to promote fear in a lot of ways that we're progressing too much with it And I think now more than ever would be a great time to have another great Terminator movie We'll have to see how things turn out for that Also, this is like the first report We've had on a Terminator project since James Cameron updated us months ago that there were discussions of Rebooting and reviving the franchise once again. Arnold. I think has also stated. He's done with the franchise But we'll see how this goes jumping into screen 5 and screen 6 now live Shriver Who we know it's cotton weary From the original screen trilogy recently had an interview with GQ and it seems he regrets being asked Are asking to be killed off in the beginning of screen 3 His comments to GQ were all I remember was thinking, you know, this guy's kind of a ham cotton He likes attention. I think that was the piece that Kevin was interested in and sort of ran with I think I said something like everybody's getting there 15 minutes cotton wants an hour at that point in my career I didn't really fully understand the value of being in a franchise to be frank I was like, let me get out of this while I can get out while things are going well And I just thought it would be fun to be one of the iconic kills from the top I was working and doing a lot of stuff a lot of other stuff in New York and theater And I was like how many times can I play this character? And now I realized that you can play that character as many times that they want you to he said this about The recent movies he said I kind of suggested that they knocked me off part of the device of the movies was that Somebody in the first five minutes gets killed and we really don't expect the new he killed Which now I'm kind of kicking myself because I would have liked to be I would have liked to be in the new screen films now The reason I thought that was interesting is because imagine a world where cotton weary was a part of screen five and screen six There is a lot of opportunities to reference cotton weary blatantly in screen six and imagine just the dynamic You could have had between a character like cotton weary and Sam Carpenter the daughter of the man who Led to you dealing with a year of hell in your life Accused of things you didn't do spending time in jail behind bars But of course one woman gale weathers believed your innocence and everything worked out for you And you got the fame you solely wanted the positive fame to correct the negative fame that was Not not even something you wanted it was just kind of forced on to you by the actions of this girl's father So they could have had a very interesting dynamic Sam and cotton and then more specifically with screen six and the whole subject matter behind Wanting to assassinate Sam's character. I think they missed countless opportunities to reference cotton weary and the fact that They could have had some brief mentions of dialogue from the killers or at any point from any certain character Referencing this angle they were going for about assassinating Sam's character to drop a line about cotton weary Hey, you know your dad did this to cotton weary back in the day and what if cotton was present to hear this? What if we had another situation where cotton was kind of being convinced to join the side of the killers because of what? Sam's dad did to him Many years ago another screen to call back if you will I just think I think leave Shriver is kind of right and I think a lot of people do agree that Cotton weary's character had a lot of potential that wasn't fully fulfilled because of The way they put him after the events of scream 2 now if he genuinely asked to be killed in the opening of scream 2 or scream 3 then so be it of course he has a different thought process now and I Just don't I just don't really see the reason reasoning. I he stated his reason I just don't see why he was in a thought process like that that early on in his in his life While he was participating in the screen franchise because yes cotton weary being in five and six I would have loved to have seen him interact with these new characters love to see him interact with Sydney see that relationship blossom and turn into something beautiful the way we've seen Sydney's relationship with gale blossom So getting to see her relationship with gale blossom It's getting to see her relationship with cotton blossom That would have just been even more special because of what she also has kind of contributed to that year of hell for cotton Even though she regrets it and she is remorseful and she did Apologize to him in a way at the end of scream 2 by giving him the fame He was seeking which I thought was a nice touch with the ending of scream 2 Killing him at the beginning of scream 3 did seem kind of like wow We're gonna do all of that in scream 2 and then he's just gone out of the picture And we never really hear about cotton ever again after scream 3. It's as if he didn't exist but leave Shriver I Got to agree with his regret. I wish they didn't kill cotton at the beginning of scream 3 either I wish that he would have been a legacy character I wish he would have been involved in movies like scream 5 and scream 6 hell if he was still around Maybe you wouldn't have had to kill do we in Screen 5 because again imagine a a timeline of events where over the over the course of these movies Sydney's developing a close relationship to cotton weary and Something about cotton dying or something about cotton being injured in some sort of way Could have been used as your crutch to get Sydney back into Woodsboro instead of killing do we there's a lot of Opportunities that could have been that could have been capitalized on if cotton hadn't been killed at the beginning of scream 3 Well, you guys can let me know what you think about this down in the comment section below if you haven't already Of course make sure you subscribe turn on post notification in this video in the description I'll have links on the social media counts I am on Facebook Twitter and Instagram you can message me there Of course, let me know any movies news or reviews let me to cover in the future and with all that in mind guys I will see you in the next video


And welcome to Out of the Comfort Zone. I'm your host, RB Kelly, and today we're doing the show solo. Now I wanted to start out by asking if you've ever heard something like this phrase. It's bad to judge people. Have you ever heard something like that? Often we quote it from Scripture even though the original text is actually about, you shouldn't make bad judgments instead of you shouldn't make any judgments. When we judge people, we often feel guilty about it. And maybe when we say, oh, I don't like that person, someone else will say to us, you're being judgmental.  But what people don't seem to realize is that our brains are hardwired to make judgments. That's what they do. That is the sole purpose. Our brains are here to help us figure out what's good, what's bad, what we should do, what we should avoid. And our brains are like this because we are first class survival machines. You are here today because your parents and their parents and their parents and their parents and their parents and on and on in a freakishly long cycle survived long enough to pass on their genes. Think about it. Think you've got this unbroken chain of survival instincts coming to you from millions and millions of years.  Now our brains are busy, thinking takes a lot of work. And so our brains like to take shortcuts whenever possible.  But they have to walk that fine line. If they filter out too much information, then you might miss something important. If they don't filter out enough information, then you spend so much energy thinking you die, alright? So there's that balance. Our brains try to walk. They will ignore as much as they can, but they can't ignore too much. Our brains have this little bar that they'll judge things by.  If it doesn't fit any of those areas, meh, doesn't matter. You walk into a room, you don't notice the color of the carpet. You don't notice the color of the walls. You don't check out the ceiling. You notice the people in the room. You notice if there's food.  You notice that there's a loose tiger walking around. You notice what's good for you and what's bad for you.  And this is where judgments come in. Because once your brain makes up its mind, it doesn't want to reuse all that computing energy and change its decision. So once we make up our minds, our brains will cherry pick data in order to prove that they were right. So here's where I'm going with this. When you make a first impression, you're stuck with it. And that first impression happens very, very quickly. And if you don't come across as good for someone or bad for someone, you'll basically be ignored. Now Mark Bowden did a really interesting TED talk where he talked about the four categories that people are sorted to when they first meet someone. And I'm going to explain that a little further in depth for you. So there are four categories, and we're going to count them out on our fingers so it's easy to remember you've got this anywhere, anytime. The very first category that you might be sorted into when you meet someone is the friend category. Have you ever met someone and just instantly liked them? Nothing about this person came across as friendly, welcoming, and good for you. If that's ever happened, this is the category you sorted them into. Then there's this second category. This is the middle finger, right? This is what we used to flip people off. So if you've ever met someone and instantly disliked them, this is the category you've put them into. And it might be someone who maybe they look scary.  And so you were like, I'm scared of this person, I'm just going to stay out of their way. That's the predator category. Or maybe it's someone who feels like competition. Or maybe they're a social threat, an emotional threat, not just a physical threat. Any of those types of people fall into the predator category, and they tell your brain to stay away. This person is bad for you. Then you've got the third category. It's the potential romantic partner category. So if it goes well, they'll put a ring on it, right? So this is the category you've sorted someone into. When you see them and think, oh my gosh, you are so attractive, please ask me out. That is the category you've sorted them into. And now if you are a professional who is single, you might be confused about whether you want to fall into the friend category or the romantic partner category. And that's normal. You'll have to figure that out on your own. But those are the first three categories that people typically get sorted into. And if you don't check the boxes for these three categories, then you get stuck with this fourth category. And just to preface this, it's on the pinky. We don't need the pinky. We forget about the pinky. It's basically useless.     Nobody else wants to fall into this indifferent category. But that is where most of us are falling when we meet new people. And here's why. Most of us, when we're preparing for a big presentation, whether that's a date, whether it's a pitch, whether it's a sales meeting, whatever it is, we think about what to say, but that's it.  Do I wear the red tie if we even wear ties? But most of our mental struggle will be focused on what to say, what product to present, what topics to talk about. But that's not how people make their first impression. Because your first impression happens really, really quickly. And usually, you don't even have time to say anything at all before your first impression is made.  Because most of the time, if you come across as someone who's boring or dry, then you might be able to change that a little bit and come across as mostly boring, but occasionally not. But you're pretty well stuck with what you came up with. So you save hours of energy. You save hours of time. You save yourself so much hassle if you can get sorted into the right category right away. And how do you do that? Well, you want to focus on what people actually use to judge you. And most of that has nothing to do with what you say. Most of it actually comes from your body language and then with a little fraction of your outer appearance. Because think about it, all right? You chose what to wear today. I chose what to wear today. You chose how to do your hair if you wanted to do it at all. You chose what to put on your face for makeup. You chose what jewelry to wear. You choose how to sit, how to stand. You choose what type of voice you're going to use, whether it's a little nervous and shy. Hi, I'm Arby. Welcome to the show. Or whether it's angry and demanding. Hi, I'm Arby. Welcome to the show. Or whether it's calm, soothing, and control. Hi, I'm Arby. Welcome to the show. You see, you can change the way people see you by changing your body language and tweaking your outer appearance. You change it by changing what you do with your voice. And then finally, the very, very last part that you wanted to worry about, that's when you worry about what to say. So don't start with what to say. Start with how you're saying it. So let's get started. Now, there's this kind of graph you can imagine when you're meeting someone. They'll put you on this graph. And the two axes they'll use to measure you are one, likeability, and two, competence. So if you meet someone who is high in competence, so they're over here somewhere on the graph, but they're low in likeability, that would put them right here. And in this quadrant, you put people who can get the job done, but you don't want to deal with them. So if you've ever worked with someone who's actually very good at what they do, but is a nightmare to work with, then this is the category you put them into. This is the part of the quadrant where it's high in competence, but low in likeability. So they end up right here. Then you have some people who are very high in likeability, but they don't come across as knowing what to actually do.  People don't respect them, even though they like them. And so for that person, they're in the low competence area in the high likeability area, so they are right here. And these are the people we like, but we dismiss. We're willing to talk to them, share our life story, but we don't take them seriously. We don't take their advice. And so these two areas, the high competent, but not likable, or the highly likable, but seemingly incompetent, neither of these areas are where you want to end up. But if you can find a way to be the high competence and high likability person, that puts you right in this part of the graph. And this is where we put the people we like, we admire, we respect, the people we trust. So if you can think of someone who is not only really good at what they did, but also was a pleasure to work with, this is the category you put them into. And so that's another thing to keep in mind when you're meeting someone, because if you come across as highly competent and highly likable, easy to work with, that is what you want to do in order to get put into that friend category. So we've covered a lot. I'm gonna give you a minute to digest it and we will be back in just a few minutes. See you then. Hello, I'm Dave Stevens, host of the Cyber Underground. This is where we discuss everything that relates to computers that's just gonna scare you out of your mind. So come join us every week here on thinktecawaii.com, 1 p.m. on Friday afternoons, and then you can go see all our episodes on YouTube, just look up the Cyber Underground on YouTube. All our shows will show up and please follow us. We're always giving you current, relevant information to protect you. Keepin' you safe. Aloha. When I was growing up, I was among the one in six American kids who struggled with hunger and hungry mornings make tired days. Grumpy days. That kind of days. But with the power of breakfast, the kids in your neighborhood can think big and be more. When we're not hungry for breakfast, we're hungry for more. More ideas. More dreams.  When kids aren't hungry for breakfast, they can be hungry for more.  Hello, welcome back to Out of the Comfort Zone. We were just talking about how judgmental you are and why that's a good thing. So here's the thing. When you make a bad judgment, you might die. So it is in your best interest to make the most accurate judgment possible. And while it used to be making a bad judgment wouldn't actually kill you, these days it's more like making a bad judgment might mean you lose your life savings or might mean you get taken advantage of. Usually, our society is much, much safer so you're less likely to actually die, but there are predators in this world and they walk among us looking for victims. So I'm going to talk about another reason that judgments are so important and why you need to make them in order to keep you safe.  You know what? I'll just give them another chance. Have you ever done that? I've done that. And most of the time when I do that, I come to regret it because my intuition was accurate the first time. And that's not always true. There have been some people that I misjudged because they didn't know how to make a good impression and it turns out they're actually decent people. But often, when I meet someone and I put them in the predator category, there's a reason. And something really dangerous that happens, particularly to people who are elderly, who are super young, who are female or who are infirm, is that they aren't able to defend themselves from the people they gave a second chance to.   I'm just gonna open it up and ask what they want. And before you open the door, you think, I don't know about that. And you look out the peephole again and something about them, you can't put your finger on it.   I'm judging this person. That's a bad thing to do. I'm gonna give them the benefit of the doubt. And you open up the door and bam, your home is being robbed, all right?  They see you as someone who is deserving of being taken advantage of. And so you've got to trust your intuition when you make these judgments. So I'm going to teach you a few of the friend's signals, a few of the confident signals that you can use, that you want to look for in others and that you want to use yourself to make sure that people see you not as a victim, not as a predator, but as someone they can trust and respect and work with. So let's get started with some high-competence signals. So when predators are looking for a victim, they look for someone that they can intimidate. Now often, there was a really interesting study that showed criminals in high-maximum security prisons videos of people walking on the streets and the criminals were asked to choose their ideal targets. And one of the things that criminals looked for in order to choose a target was the way people walked. Just the way they walked, walking down the street, no big deal and made a difference. Predators are more likely to look for someone who looks nervous, timid, a little bit scared, uncertain, someone that they can steamroll over.  This is someone that looks like an easy victim to a predator. So you want to make sure you straighten up, get that chin in the air and spread out with your body. And you can use your limbs, your arms and your legs in order to spread out. Because if you're tucked down like this, this doesn't work for anyone except the predator. So you straighten up, get taller and get wider. So use your arms as you're walking, swing them, take up space.  Now I'm gonna demonstrate something on my desk that you might see President Trump do, which is a very interesting thing to see. So say for example, I'm sitting down, this is a big meeting full of important people, but I am the most important person. I will find whatever is nearby me and I will push it away. So I'll be like, nope, this is in my spot. Nope, this is in my spot. And I'll like push things out of my way. And what I'm doing here is I'm using them to take up more space.  And here's a secret, the more space you have, the more capable, confident, threatening you are. All right, because think of animals. All right, animals in the forest, whoever has the biggest territory has the best chance to find food, find a mate, stay alive. And it's pretty similar with humans. So you wanna make sure you are confidently claiming your space. Keep your feet about shoulder-width apart, stand with confidence, and keep track of your elbows and your accessories. Because as soon as you start to like hunch down and bring things in, now you're just broadcasting a message saying, victimize me. And that's not what we want. That's the last thing we want. So straighten up, keep track of your elbows and try and get them away from your body whenever possible. Because this claiming of space says I'm a winner. I can take care of myself. And if you try to mess with me, it's not gonna go well for you. So that's the first thing. Take up more space, because predators look for losers. And I say that because an interesting study studied Olympic athletes who were winners and losers. And they studied these athletes who were both seeing and blind. And the athletes who won races seeing or blind would spread out and take up more space. But the athletes who lost would hunch over and slump down. So winners take up more space with their body language than losers do. Technically accurate. And predators are looking for losers.  Go out of your way to take up more space. So that is one way that you can avoid being a victim to a predator. Look like someone they'll have to work in order to take advantage of.   Or maybe you're just trying to get into this high confidence, high respect part of the graph so that people do put you in the friend category. So that they immediately wanna work with you. What can you do there? Well, just so you know, by taking up more space you already come across as more competent in this spectrum, so that is one of the easiest things you can do to come across as more of an authority, more of an expert, take up more space. Now what can you do to move up on the likability spectrum? Well, there are these things called friend signals, which we use and we broadcast them to other people to say, hi, I'm not a threat, let's work together. And when you send these signals, it's really important to notice who sends them back. Because say you're talking to someone and they're asking to come into your home and you're like, mm, I'm not sure about you. Send them a few friend signals, see what they do.  And if you're, maybe you're walking down an alley and you see someone up ahead, if you send them a friend signal and they don't send it back, that's a little scary. That's not a good thing. So you want to look for people who are sending you friend signals back.  You want to stand out as being good for them or bad for them because otherwise you are just background noise, you're moving furniture. So one of the ways you can stand out as being good for people is to send them these friend signals. And I'm gonna model a few for you here. So very first, there's the eyebrow flash. The eyebrow flash is done by everybody but most especially by women. And it's a way of saying I see you and I actually like you. So if you meet someone and you want to make a good impression, you want to make them feel special, one of the best ways you can do that is by as soon as you make eye contact, send an eyebrow flash. So let me demonstrate that again. So let's talk about another friend signal that you can use. This one is more typically done by men but again, it can be done by anybody. And it's called the chin nod. Now in the chin nod, what you basically do is just, that's it, that's the chin nod. But you do need to be careful because if you pair the chin nod with like angry eyebrows, then it becomes more of a threat. And so you want to make sure you're pairing it with another friendly signal like a smile. Or an eyebrow flash. That makes it much friendlier and less intimidating. So those are just two friend signals that you can use that you want to send to people as soon as you make eye contact. Because by sending these signals, you're saying I am not a threat, I'm here to help. And that is what people judge you by. When you meet someone, they look at your body language. They look at your outer appearance to find out if you are a friend or a foe. And you are always judging them. And so it's incredibly important that you be aware of how you're judging them. Now let's just take stock. Some of these first impressions, they get refined over time. So for example, when I first met the man who would be my husband, I immediately put him in that ring finger category of oh my gosh, he's new and so cute. I'm gonna keep an eye on him. And well, he immediately saw me and thought I was a lesbian. And so he immediately knocked me out of that category. And so I had to work really, really hard in order to get into this category for him in order to have a happy ending. So if you make a bad first impression, it is possible to get back to where you want to go, but it's so much harder. It is so much easier to just make the right impression at the beginning. But you might not be getting this video before you make an impression. You might be getting this video and thinking wow, I really blew it with my boss. No wonder I didn't get that promotion. Or wow, no wonder that date went so poorly. I guess that's why they didn't call me back. So once you've made an impression, it is very hard to change, but it is possible. And you want to change it by first figuring out where you are. What category do you think you've been sorted into? Where on this graph do you think you're falling when people meet you? And how does that change as people get to know you? Are you the kind of person who comes across as really intimidating, really stiff, really frightening, but on the back end, you're warm and cuddly and friendly? That's an example of dishonesty. That's an example of you not showing the world the truth. So you might be thinking wow, it's really manipulative to use these nonverbal skills in order to change the way people see you, but the truth is, it's not about hiding who you really are. It's about finding who you really are on the inside and finding a way to bring that out. Because I'm sure none of you are axe murderers.  You're good people. You're good people with something to share. And that means there's something on the inside that's not coming across on the outside. And that's the difference we need to make. So the very first step you need to do is figure out how you're coming across, what judgments people are making. And the very easiest way to do this is to actually ask a few friends. Pick at least three people. Hopefully you've met them in the last one or two years, but ask them what they thought of you, and then ask them how that's changed over time. And do them a favor. Ask for something positive and something negative. Something negative so they can actually be honest. And something positive to make you feel about what they said that was negative. Ask for those two things and then ask how they've changed over time. And by figuring out how you're coming across right now, that gives you a really good direction of where you need to go next. Do you need to build up your likability by using more friend signals? Do you need to come across as more competent by taking up more space? You decide. And if you need help, you know where to find me. I'm RB Kelly with Think Tech Hawaii. You're watching Out of the Comfort Zone, and you can find more of me and my work at BodyLanguageBoss.com. See you next week.


our celebration exchange from media is back again with another episode of eforum next gen series where we are celebrating the win of all the winners of the second list of eforum pr and copcom 40 under 40. Today we have with us miss poodha trihan who is the founder of restaurants and co-founder of poi. So welcome poodha. It is a pleasure to have you with us. Thank you so much it's a privilege for me to be here. Okay so starting the interaction my first question will be what what do you feel about you know being in the second list of eforum pr and copcom 40 under 40? I'm sure I can resonate you know what each and every winner must be feeling right now it's actually a privilege to be part of this list where every communicator aspires to be present in. I also feel it's inspiring when you become part of a handpick list across the country so there's no other better way to say that thanks to the esteemed duty members and team exchange for media that thank you again for acknowledging the contribution that we as communicators have made to the industry. Awesome and I think the celebration should you know continue with this year being not so good in terms of good news so this has come as a you know a celebration time for all of us. So poodha my next question has to be around like there are so many changes that we have seen the PR and the communications industry going through so and the market has changed drastically if we see in from the past 10 months. So what according to you are the skills that are required in the prevailing market. Honestly it just takes us back to basics and the first thing content is king that everyone would you know loves to say that again and again so curating content the art of controlling your storytelling and your narrative and the practice to adapt to this ever evolving environment the kind of changes that we've gone through this year's probably the biggest crisis chapter for any communicator. So what we also need throughout all of this is immense focus and the right message to audiences. This is all integral to us but today more than ever what we need is to inculcate humility and empathy in all our messaging and personalize it as much as possible for our consumers. I think these are our key skills rather something that we need to keep upscaling towards every time. Okay adapting and personalization are the new key skills required.  So what are the challenges that you have faced as an entrepreneur in this industry and what are the changes that you've come across being on the other side of the table? See when you're part of an organization or a brand or a PR agency or a company it's far more easier because you have very very well designed roles but when you're an entrepreneur you just have to get done doing everything. I mean designations don't matter anymore what really matters is your as good as your last story or what you've delivered for your client so you might list out as many deliverables or you know the framework of scope of work that you might get but if your brand or the client calls you up and they need something then it has to be done however good or bad your days. So as an entrepreneur my biggest lesson has been that you know I mean no work is small and I continue to be doing everything from delivering for the clients or even if it has to be a career or a package. So just just stay humble, stay grounded and that's what takes you the longer distance. And maybe if we can talk about what strong qualities to be an entrepreneur according to you. You need to be self-motivated honestly no one's going to come back and tell you could you deliver this could you close this report could you work on this no you need to be self-motivated completely and you need to be as excited as you were on day one of your job so you could probably come I mean decades of experience helps you understand the brand's journey better and plan a communication campaign better but your excitement or your thrill the you know the delight that you would get looking at a new brand and planning a campaign for them that needs to stay on so stay self-motivated and the excitement as you would have on day one of your job. Awesome I think being self-motivated I think has been the motivation around and all these past 10 to 11 months that we have all been working from home and this challenging time. So Puja tell us you know something around your work from home experience and handling your team from home as well as having a kid and a family to run what was that overall experience about? I'm not going to deny I think the whole planet went through that process and in the beginning it was fairly very difficult because you can't you know be in a family have a child and think that the child does not have an opportunity to play outside. So it did start out tough but it gave us an opportunity to make my kid independent but a lot of discipline and you know I mean it helped the kid understand you know I'm on a call right now like he's speaking right now so he's not allowed to be in the frame this is not a social call. So these are small things that I think kids picked up also this was the first time I think as a kid or any child on this planet probably got a very relaxed routine you know they got an opportunity to stay back home and learn things and socialize with people within their environment. So that was good and when it came out to work I think a lot of clients brands organizations of people that I worked with understood you know you're struggling between two worlds so it was far more easier to connect and decide what time can we speak again does this work for everybody does it doesn't work for some of them. So these are small things which I think in a fast-paced life all of us you know kind of forget not to forget my running routine 5 36 a.m. in the morning every day has been the most religious routine of my life this throughout this COVID so I think when you start early a lot of things fall in place. And I think the people who follow you on Twitter know that you are a 6 a.m. or a 5 a.m. runner. I think you've gone through you know a rampant amount of changes but I think everything is for good. So I would like to have a small insight on you know the news consumption patterns have changed the content consumption patterns have changed and I think everything has been digitally amplified right now. So the PR industry has of course adapted to the changing scenarios. So what according to you have been the broad rents that have shaped up the industry and also the brands of the clients that you're working with what have been the changes in their outlook for the PR services being offered. So primarily everyone's understood that all of us whatever function we are we can work from anywhere and yet deliver maybe better than before. And the power of own media your own media is really understood by people today. So a lot of brands have come to an acceptance that the Peso model that is your paid on own and shared that the lines are completely blurring. So what really matters is how strong your content is how well you're curating it and how nicely or rather how raw you're keeping it for your audience. So people have understood that I mean the brands or the organizations have understood that it's great to have content across various medians and platforms and how well we use it to create that visibility. Secondly I've seen huge huge unsamountable increase and importance on internal communications. The leaders rather the you know the complete I'm sure the leadership of each and every organization today has understood the importance of internal communications and what the teams can do when they are helping to keep your employees motivated or even creating you know those future opportunities when using the anxiety amongst employees. So a lot of things from internal communications has also changed. Very importantly on Nestle I have seen brands understand the value of independent writers and focused media publications. I'm sure you guys have also seen that you know brands today are moving away that you know yes one big media house has all the power to create that messaging and information. No they've understood independent writers can do that too. Independent media publications can do that too. So from that perspective I think as new platforms came up to communicate internally and externally a lot of changes have gone through our industry the same. And also Pooja I mean the viewers might want to know on this you know content has taken a center stage now you know the business objectives of the companies or the brands have you know come in alliance with the PR objectives as well. So this has been a you know the biggest change that has occurred in the industry from the past one decade. So what are your views on the same of you know on the business objectives of brand being in alliance with the PR objectives. I think it was always there. It just got highlighted or moved up or pedestal this year. As I said you know the leadership teams within all organizations or even brand owners company owners have understood the importance of PR and communication. What's got even more intricate this year is that we've been able to show the organizations and companies the ROI on a communication campaign. So in the F&B industry what I noticed is the brands that even though there was COVID and there was lockdown you know services were not available but the brands who made an effort to keep talking or keep their conversation going are not finding it difficult at all to get back when the unlock has happened. Whereas on the other side the best restaurants who are completely shunned or the brands who chose not to speak are finding it absolutely difficult right now to capture that mind space. So from a business perspective PR or professionals always understood what is it that we need to achieve as a appropriate outcome. What's changed today is that that's probably moved as the most important you know on the first element in any communication campaign. So I think it always existed the importance probably got moved this year. And it has been amplified more so now. You know if I ask you how did you invert a challenge into an opportunity? So what would that answer be from you? Wow. I think this 2020 itself was a huge challenge. In March and April as I saw my whole industry suffer there was a constant challenge but a couple of months into the whole lockdown phase I realized that you know I mean all this is a natural process it's going to take a while. What do I do? How do I make it better? I think that's when I closely you know started contributing even more or than earlier to industry forums and platforms especially like the RPOI. And I think that engagement with various individuals or communicators across innumerable sectors is what helped me also learn about a lot of opportunities. It helped me understand what's really happening you know what kind of changes different organizations are going through. And trust me the more I spoke to people my smaller challenges or that's why I'm calling it smaller. My challenges seem as small as possible rather minuscule or not existent at all. So I think 2020 taught us a lot of lessons gave me a lot of opportunities gave me allowed me to write a lot a lot my favorite thing to do because otherwise I would just land up writing what a client or a brand would need. So I could write much more this year. And yeah talking to you I think that itself is also an opportunity that 2020 gave me. Of course it is a pleasure for me as well. Like everything is now digital and this is also an example of a digital interaction happening right now. So what are the qualities or what are the skills that are required in a PR professional right now excel in this technologically enabled world that we are moving into and also are we as professionals or are PR professionals ready to move to the next level and be fully virtual in the years to come. I think we're absolutely ready to just completely go virtual. I mean if this is not virtual enough anything beyond this we are ready. We're already discussing how artificial intelligence can be part of the future PR campaigns. How we can incorporate data analytics or results from the data studies to bring that to our communication campaigns. I think everyone's pretty clear of life is gone beyond just phone and emails right now. I mean we understand social media and got everything down to a palm size. But now how are you ensuring that people are consuming your message or your stories. How are you ensuring to capture that mind space. I mean people need to go beyond the 15 second vertical videos. So there is a lot that's happening. But brands and organizations today have understood the importance of quality over quantity. So it's far more easier for me to speak to them and say that you know I mean I can't promise you 10 stories is what your brand will achieve this month. It depends on what kind of story are we taking out there. So from a digital perspective they understand that everything's moved online. PR professions are ready to harness that opportunity. We just need to understand at what level and what kind of journey the brand is and give them that digital visibility. Okay so Pooja my next question I think would really be interesting for you.  Wow thumbs up to a lot of content curation and it has to be destructive. Thumbs down to us worrying that you know will we ever go back to work are we going to continue working from home. Again thumbs up to all the leadership content that can be created and distributed but through technology you know I mean really tech enabled and if I have to say thumbs down to us worry anymore how are we managing our family our kids I think it's all part and parcel of our lives every time. Awesome I think everyone has gotten used to this scenario and we I think we have started enjoying it rather right. I agree. So Pooja my next question will be like we are in December and we are moving into 2021. So there have been many changes innovations and new technologies and marketing inventions popping up. So according to you what would be the three broad innovations that you know might reshape the PR and COPS comps industry in 2021 and ahead. So I'm going to answer that with an example. One of the leading hotel brands actually took you know more than 90 years to build an inventory of over more than six lakh rooms across the globe whereas a brand like Airbnb got there in just four years and they probably have more inventory of rooms right now. What I'm trying to say is that what they did is disruption you know that's the kind of stuff that's the kind of messaging that's the kind of approach that brands need to take. I mean they need not be so fast-paced but there needs to be a disruption. There needs to be disruption either you created through your experiential product, experiential brands or experiential messaging. There needs to be constant disruption and yes the way you'd highlighted you know of how business goes. So I think numbers is now going to become a huge thing when it comes to any campaign. Whether we discuss ROI, whether we plan what is the outcome we need or whether we plan what kind of markets and what kind of visibility are we going for. So disruption and getting innovative with numbers. Destruction and getting innovation with numbers. I think you have broadly summed up everything that might be the future. So moving on to our second last part of the interaction would be I mean you know recognitions like the PR 40 under 40. How does platforms and recognitions like this you know add value to the industry or maybe your personal profile and how do you look up to platforms like this? You have to admit that when you get recognized by the prestigious awards of exchange for media 40 under 40 it brings added responsibility and pushes need to perform more and better you know and constantly there's no looking back now because I need to justify the award or the honor that you guys have bestowed upon all the winners actually. So it's a stepping stone to far more bigger opportunities and in fact a definite step to tell the whole industry that we are capable to take on much more than what we have. Yeah I mean this recognition means a lot and I'm sure each and every winner will resonate with that. Awesome.  Keep contributing back to the PR and the communications industry don't ever stop learning enough scaling because that's how you move to the next level you know I mean doesn't matter how many years of experience never stop learning. Get out of the COVID news it's I mean I hate to use the word but yes that's the new normal so get out of it in any case find a safer way to you know do newer things. Take enough as many challenges as you can and you know I mean work in a lot of advocacy programs work on social cause campaigns because it just keeps you connected to what's happening on ground. What I love right now I mean it's become my pet peeve is you know to get smarter side gigs keep working on smaller campaigns keep contributing back and see how you learn new things from them. Awesome I think everyone all your juniors might abide by your suggestions and advices and once again congratulations on you know being on the list of E4M 40 and f40 thank you so much thank you for the time. It is a pleasure speaking to you Nafisa thank you so much and thanks to the whole team that's made this possible awesome thank you so much


Hey, what's going on guys? It's me be Avery and we are at the end of 2017 And you know, I couldn't let you go the end of this year without giving my list. I'm gonna have three lists I'm gonna have my top 10 best of 2017. I'm having a top 10 favorite of 2017 And I'm also going to have my top 10 worst of 2017 And if you saw the title of this video if you saw the thumbnail, of course, you know This is the top 10 worst movies that I thought in 2017 Now there are I'm what I'm not gonna do and actually in any of these videos is going to like a M depth Reason as you know, give a like a review of the movie All these movies that I'm talking about are going to be either on my website and or on my channel So if you want an M depth explanation there of how I feel about the movie you can go there to watch or read it Again, but I will maybe touch on a few points. I may just read down the list read down the list. It just depends Now there are some movies that Possibly would make it on this list That I just had a feeling that we're gonna be crap, but I just didn't see them like I didn't see chips I didn't see flat liners and I also did not see the snowman movie with Michael fast bender It may be like another movie or two that everybody else is crappin on That didn't look, you know good to me But at the same time just because somebody else is saying something is bad Doesn't mean that I'm gonna feel as bad either. I could actually love flat line as a snowman In that other movie that I mentioned chips because that movie that came out of think of three or four years ago It was Victor. No, I'm not Victor Frankenstein Was it Yeah, Victor Frankenstein because there was two there was our Frankenstein movie that was okay And then Victor's Frankenstein all the critters crapped on that movie, but I loved it But anyway without any further ado. Well, no, let me before I say that I do have two honorable mentions that I want to mention real quick honorable mentions for a worst list And that is mother and suburban kind suburban kind really pissed me off If you go check out my review, I gave it the finger I don't want to do it now because my mom is watching. Hey mom But that movie really was misleading it was I mean I understand trailers are supposed to sell tickets But my gosh is supposed to also give you something that the movie is about not just lie to you And there was also like a lot of races on there I felt unnecessary racism in that movie that didn't tie into the story Of course, the movie took place in the 1950s was racism bad in America back then Of course it was so it's not that my pro I didn't have a problem with the racism in the movie I just feel it did a horrible job of Incorporating that with the rest of the story.  I will or the number one movie the worst I do have a worse out of all of them, but the first ones are in no particular order the first one is jigsaw This is like the the 59th film and franchise and they don't need to make any more This disrespects the soft franchise entirely saw one and two was very thought out It was thorough they paid attention to every plot hole But there was so many instances in this movie jigsaw story So okay if the characters do this they can get away if they do that they can get away They just didn't cover all the bases There was too many what if questions and everything in this movie that the characters did was like a Coincidence and just happened perfectly for them to get through the you know sloppy plot that they wrote So I didn't like that move at all next on the list. I guess you can say number nine is friend requests Man, this one is like the worst nightmare for anybody that used the social media It was somewhat of a good idea and the movie started out great But the second half of the movie just kind of fell apart and just kind of you know got ridiculous to mean to an ending So where you're just like Mean this just made no sense.  It was cheap and you know like even if you saw the movie for free You'll want to get your money back Coming in at number eight is Annabelle creation and while they did create Annabelle in this movie They did not create a great movie. This was dumb It just again, it just made no sense. It wasn't entertaining. It wasn't scary You know, the only thing I liked about this movie was the trailer and Honestly, I kind of feel ripped off I mean one thing that it did do is tie in with the other Annabelle movie Very well that they I'll give credit where credit is due the film did do that well But that was one of the only things that the movie was able to do that was good And I really didn't like anything else after that The next on the list number seven is the emoji movie. It came out earlier this year.  I like toilet humor, but I just didn't like this in this movie and I hate to Like a parrot what everybody else says, but I do agree is that the people that was behind this movie They were trying to attach to a younger audience. They just didn't get it. They just missed the mark They struck out. It just wasn't funny. It wasn't clever.    It was fantastic I gave that a nine out of ten It has some continuity issues in the battle towards the end of the movie, but it was still fantastic But these Transformers movies get worse and worse and worse and this one is by far the worst one ever Like it it didn't the what was the age of extinction didn't make any sense And this one didn't even pick off where that one left off Optimus Prime is flying around we have like now we have like seven different origin stories for the Transformers There is no continuity in any of the battles I mean at one point the Transformers are just like running in place playing duck duck goose shooting and Explosions everywhere and I don't know what's going on. I mean at one point the movie was so bad It was like the Autobots were helping the bad guys I mean like it was just a scene to where something was under underwater like Like hundreds and thousands of feet underwater in the Autobots went down there But the Decepticons needed that or the bad guys needed that thing to raise up to activate whatever so they could You know rule the world or whatever, but I'm just like Autobots leave at the F down there Like why would you go turn it on like I mean? I don't know if you're in a room and the lights are off and somebody's in that room trying to shoot you Would you turn the lights on so they can see you?  It's kind of hard to see me.   I do not understand.  I'm gonna have me every gun weapons Katana sword bazooka laser whatever in my disposal the whole time We are on this planet that we ain't ever heard of before we gonna be back to back to back to back What our eyes glued open looking every which way and we ain't dying if we all down we down together But just people don't want to use the brain. They don't want to use the logic I remember in this movie.  He's the fan, right? So they just come like oh, we can't make it there But hey, you know, there's just this little blip over here Let's just go land on that planet and maybe we'll find what we're looking for. No, you have no idea What's there? It may take you a little bit longer to get where are you going? But that's okay. You have the resources you have the plies but supplies, but no They just wanted to throw away a four-year plan and just go over here to Bobby Boucher's world and make it just didn't make any sense.  I really did enjoy Prometheus But this movie crapped all over Prometheus and this is also a prequel to all of the alien movies So it kind of just ruins all that like it just it ruins the whole freaking franchise. Thank you Ridley Scott. Thank you very much Coming in at number three is the rings that came out earlier this year that was based off the ring move It came out on 2002 2003 I don't think I remember all these movies that it sucked it was crap and I didn't like it and then coming in I Got to my left and I skipped over one. I don't know if I want to Yeah, that one was pretty bad. I'm gonna keep that as the worst So coming in at number two, this is the second worst of all of all the 2017 is 50 shades darker. I Mean like the riders of this movie just really treat the audience like they're just effing fools Like I mean like just please.  What is I don't even know this is 50 shades darker 50 shades of grays at the first one. I don't care But this 50 shades darker First of all, this is based on books and it's supposed to be like a bunch of kinky sex and stuff like that There ain't nothing kinky in this movie They do stuff in this movie that everybody in the world has done in the bedroom before at least once or twice I'm trying to see some stuff I ain't ever seen before like people hanging from ceilings and you know all types of contraptions and That's normal to some people, you know, I'm saying I've never hung from the ceiling before but hey, maybe some day but that was that was very disappointing and also That wasn't a Sebastian so This makes me mad thinking about this Okay, the dude is rich. He's like a millionaire billionaire, right? She has this private plane like only two three four people can fit in it, right? He's flying across the sky, you know doing dips and dimes and swirling. It was a helicopter not a plane It was a helicopter. Excuse me as a helicopter He doing a he doing all this flying around something goes wrong with the helicopter the helicopter crashes From mid-sky into but like they don't have no parachute, you know, it don't crash no water It just thing crashes into some trees. Okay, if anything they should be dead I don't care about no spoilers anything. He should be dead or severely hurt and Unconscious there should be no freaking way and he can walk away from this movie. So He crashes does the scene cuts away The girl that he was dating finds out that he was in the accident. Oh my god, what are we gonna do? Real in real life something that's realistic.  We see him crash the scene cuts away the next time we see him He's busted through the door like he's freaking he man is captain America to save the day Like hey, baby. I'm here and I'm all right and blood is still dripping down his face.  This movie deserves like 50 10 f's 50 10 f's like 10 f's so that like why are you still alive? Why are you not in the hospital? Why did you not go to the hospital? Why would you just bless into the room or whatever with blood still hanging on your face? It just makes no freaking sense But there is even a movie worse than that and this is the worst of 2017 and it is the bye-bye man Dubai by man Dubai by man Man bye-bye to this movie the first five minutes started out, okay But this is based on some type of curse and I don't know I used to love I mean, it's not that I don't like family guy anymore. I just I don't know when I got a little older I just kind of lost interest. I guess it's just not as funny. I mean, I still like to show I'm still a fan, but there was an episode that came out of line 2004 or 2005 to where like family guy makes fun of all pop culture and it makes fun of itself as well But one of the things they made fun of in this episode and family guy was that Movies where you have the title and they say the title of the movie in the movie or whatever.     The whole thing was incoherent and didn't make any sense remember that scene from Billy Madison in 1994 What do you say? Mr. Madison what you've just said? I kind of feel like hey, you know after I watched this movie You know, well, how did it go? What you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things that I have ever heard and no point in your rambling Inconherent response will even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought Everyone is not dumber for how watching this movie the bye-bye man I watch you no points and may God have mercy on your soul. That's how I felt about this movie It was horrible.  I felt and did you hate these movies? But you know hate is such a strong word, but just sometime I'm looking at this list right now as I'm talking I'm just like man.  So we got jigsaw friend requests Annabelle creation the emoji movie 50 shades darker wish upon Transformers the last night alien covenant rings and the bye-bye man The joke that I was gonna make is I was gonna do my honorable mentions and I was gonna be like I number one of the worst movie 2017 in Star Wars the last Jedi and I was on top for maybe five seconds Like I'm just joking, but I forgot and it's right here on you know the list and I missed it, but Anyway, I'm a dork and I don't care It was funny to me but guys Thank you so much for tuning in to my opinion of the top or my opinion of the top 10 worst movies of 2017 Like I said, how do you feel about these movies? I really do appreciate you tuning in You know, let me know in the comment section below Let's get this conversation going and keep it flowing if you liked this video Go ahead and give me the thumbs up if you don't like the video. 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