If you ever have doubts about an Illuminati global control agenda, just remember that many years ago, Walter Cronkite, the most trusted man in America, once said this at a World Federalist Association meeting. Pat Robertson has written in a book a few years ago that we should have a world government, but only when the Messiah arrives. When I first saw that clip, it got me thinking about everything that's going on right now. From the micro to the macro view, what we're experiencing in our day to day, and the big picture of our evolution as a species over not just this next decade, but the next hundred and even potentially thousand years. There's a dark part to this story, and there's also a very light part. And this video intends to illuminate them both. Enjoy, and I'll see you at the end. The New World Order. Whether you believe in it or not, fear it or revere it, it's coming. The transformative changes to technology alone have ensured a new reality for all of humanity to share. But as for the end result, in terms of what it looks like, do we actually have a choice in the outcome? You're likely aware of the numerous conspiracy theories surrounding the deep state, secret government, or Illuminati, who are believed to be facilitating all of the world events, orchestrating society on a phenomenal scale by influencing the most elite from the most powerful nations of the world.  Scientists and political leaders have spoken of the New World Order on numerous occasions, and the summit of world billionaires at the World Economic Forum have rolled out with their intentions for a foundational rewrite of society called the Great Reset. The word that gets thrown around often is globalism. Globalism can mean different things to different people. At a neutral level, it's an ideology based on the belief that people, goods, and information ought to be able to cross national borders unfettered. However, politically it's considered a policy in which the entire world is regarded as the appropriate sphere for a state's influence. The term is commonly used in a negative way, addressing the one-world government that Walter Cronkite mentioned at the beginning. It's a little like the Empire in Star Wars. But again, Illuminati or not, over the next decade, new social systems are being implemented that will foundationally influence how we live our lives. Whether it's traveling internationally or just going to dinner, the structure of society itself is being rewritten, and the pandemic is the means by which these changes have been initiated, and it's only going to keep on going.  Whether it's financial systems or communication systems, technology itself is a reflection of our imagination given form in the creation of systems to help us live. And today, there are supportive and detrimental systems that we live by using these technologies that we've made. We must see that many of them are out of date, and are growing ready for a deep renewal, whether we like it or not. From education systems to factory farming, or the financial systems that we use. They're incredibly delicate, mostly because of the use of fiat currencies, money that is not tied to any valuable physical resource such as gold or silver. Fiat currencies come with rising inflation and interest that also keeps the debt-based system growing indefinitely. These out-of-date systems perpetuate an older consciousness from generations that no longer apply to the world that we have. And I believe today, humanity is starting to realize that. William Blake once wrote, I must create a system or be enslaved by another man's. Interesting that so many of us are living by systems, including belief systems, that have been passed down from generation to generation, rarely questioned or evolved, until now. As the age of the internet has brought information to everyone, and as a result of this very creation, its next evolution is creating one of the biggest shifts in personal wealth that the world has ever seen. Now this might seem on the contrary to the control agenda that we've spoken on, as today many are speaking out that their freedoms are being stripped away, with censorship limiting even what we can discuss online. If people rise up in revolt, they could face arrests and charges. And if even more people rose up in mass, it's likely the army would get involved and martial law wouldn't sue. People don't generally want that. And while protests are popping up more and more these days, with people growing dissatisfied about how things are, the vast majority of people often stay in their lanes, keep their heads down, and pray that something changes for the better. And those prayers, from what it looks like, may have been answered. Emerging from the depths of society and developed around the world, almost as if an immune response from the collective, we have a new technology emerging called the blockchain. You've probably heard about it. People are starting to recognize it for what it is. Not just a new form and method of currency, but a digital and decentralized means of exchange, a platform of decentralization that allows for varying degrees of systems to be created that are free of the issues of centralization. This technology, however, is not just a form of online exchange, because in a way it's becoming the backbone of a new kind of internet, Internet 3.0, a somewhat decentralized internet that combines the on-screen, the AR, and the VR together. And it's going to explode out on us like you wouldn't believe. The question is, how will it be adopted by society, by the governments? How will the decentralized and decentralized merge together, or affect each other? The faster we go, the more messy it will be. But if we create a pathway of transition, 50 to 100 years, then it may be more gentle than if everything shifts in only the next 10 years or less. But while faster may be more deadly, it also could be far more efficient. We are talking about reconfiguring the financial markets of the entire world here, and this is not a small task. But see, this video isn't necessarily about finances or crypto, but those are part of this conversation. Moving in the direction of new systems that are universally designed is great, because the world is more connected than ever thanks to technology. You could almost say a great reset was needed, and could take us in a very natural direction as a species. That is, if the power was shared, at least to a degree, if we had a more decentralized world. This is not to say that we'll have to dissolve nations and borders to make this work. Who knows what that's going to look like in the future. But for all of us to become global citizens, world people, what kind of evolution of consciousness would be required for humanity to see that reality come true? We are entering the age of Aquarius after all, and that means for the next 2,000 years, we get to learn what it means to be humanitarian and connected, and yet beautifully unique unto ourselves. Drawing wisdom from the Hermetica, Hermes specifically teaches us to let necessity follow its course, and saying that the universe won't be complete until mankind plays its part. Hermes also states, though, that part of the human path is to do all kinds of crazy and messed up things. And that's part of how we're supposed to learn who and what we really are. We learn about the soul-spark lights we are, by the shadow that we cast. Take World War II, for example. Humanity grew from this global event. Countries evolved and matured, and we learned some pretty big lessons as a result of the horrors from the past. What lessons are we learning today? In this we can imagine humanity like a pendulum, swinging back and forth. Sometimes we swing it exceptionally strong on one side, and then we swing it back. It doesn't matter if humanity takes a globalist path or not, and there's wisdom in this. We are like children in the scope of our human evolution, and so much higher to climb to become citizens of the universe. And no matter what path we take, we're going to mess it up. That's the key. Especially when it comes to learning as a whole species, we're going to keep learning, and we're going to keep failing, and learning from those failings over and over until we learn how to get it right. If we collectively can agree to learn first, and evolve together, then we can break the cycle of failing as much. Until we can all see each other, learn from each other, work together collectively. Well, it's going to have to be okay that we fall down a bit. And that's really the message here today, that everything is going to be okay. Over this next year and years to come, we're going to face so many things, from climate disasters to a potential solar flare knocking out our global power for a few weeks, and not to mention however many more strains of the virus that they're going to roll out with. But the end results? We will be renewed. These challenges will confront our hearts, our minds, our belief systems, and our tech systems, and force us to recreate them all. And the human spirit and ingenuity will come together, as it always does, in a creative expression of tomorrow's dream. If the controlling powers of greed try and constrict us, we'll continue to flow and find a new form of expression, breaking free of the limits placed upon us. When it comes down to it, no matter how far we swing the pendulum to one side or the other, excess control or excess chaos, we will always swing back, because the human spirit won't ever let itself be so bound and rigid that it surrenders entirely. And because we can swing back, we en masse won't allow things to go farther than they genuinely can. So to close, I want to share a quote from Caroline Casey, who once wrote, The all too visible forces of greed are stupidly lumbering along, dragging everything in their net towards the abyss of planetary systems collapse, but the forces of human ingenuity and artful compassion, allied with the world of the invisibles, are sprightlier, sleeker, and smarter, and they know how to dance away from the chasm. If the imaginative people can use their powers to release creation from the net, then the forces of greed can hurtle themselves into the abyss, to be transformed at a later time, without taking the rest of us. This video, I wanted to speak to a bigger picture of our global transformation, but one thing that wasn't discussed was what Walter Cronkite said about the necessity of a messiah coming back. Many people believe that this is true, and not just in the Christian tradition, but in many religions around the world, and we can hold space for this. In fact, if that happened, that would be lovely. But we must also remember not to give away our power to do something about the challenges that we face in this moment by waiting for someone else to come and save us. For just as there is a belief that there will be a messiah to come and return, so too the belief exists that we are here to learn to embody the spirit of Christ that allows us to overcome all of the limitations of the day and step into a new reality where we, collectively, create the new goal in age. The idea of moving into Christ consciousness, of evolving into a higher, unified worldview with the whole planet, is built into the fabric of spirit science. It's the idea of unity consciousness. And truly, I'm so grateful to share in this journey with so many beautiful souls around the world. So thank you, if you've been here along for the ride. Now, you might already know this, but I created spirit mysteries a few years ago with this intention in mind. A sacred space, a very high frequency container of spiritual transformation and evolution. A space with courses and events and gatherings and community to bring people together who share in this journey of spiritual awakening and transcend together. And I have a bit of a confession to make about that. Because at the start of the pandemic, I created a course called the Seven Day Transformation. And over the course of seven days, in this experience, people who go through it have profound transformations in their lives. And my confession is that I never did that course. And I could probably make some pretty good excuses as to why. But that's irrelevant, because today, my heart is called to do that course, to go through that experience. I just know that I'm ready to step into something new in a big, brand new, amazing, incredible way. And when I shared this with the spirit mysteries community, they said, we should do it together. And I agreed. And so starting this coming Monday, we're going to be going live inside the spirit mysteries with everyone who has the course. And we're going to do the seven day transformation together. And so I'm sharing this as an open invitation for anybody out there who really wants to transform your life in a big, truly magical and incredible way. Over the course of a week, we'll hop on every single day until we're complete and we'll do the homework together as well. This course is available to everyone who's ever bought the seven day transformation in the past and is available to you by visiting spirit mysteries.school. If you're new to spirit mysteries, getting the course will also get you lifetime network access into the community. So if you're someone who fills the call to break out of your cocoon and fly into a higher reality, then come and join this seven day transformation, which will be like none other that ever happened before and none other that will ever happen again. By us bringing together our energy over this week, we're going to be able to accelerate our collective motion together and transform our lives and the world around us in a really big and sacred way. So thank you so much for taking the time to tune in with me today, for transforming together, and for being a part of this shift in consciousness, no matter what role you're playing. Thank you, bless you, and I'll see you again soon, I'm sure.


Hi everyone, Joe for JaspysCaseBreaks.com coming at you with a one-box random player break of 2019 Bowman Draft Baseball Sapphire Edition. This is random player break number 17. So 20 spots each spot gets 10 random players from this big 200 player list below and at the very end of the break we'll take the original 20 names randomize them. The top name will get a spot in transcendent baseball. It's a little mini break. Try to get into a big break, but first let's times this by 10. There's already one, two, three, four, ten. There's all the player right there. And let's roll it, let's randomize it. Three and a four, seven times for each list and seventh and final time. After seven, we've got Matthew down to Matthew. Three and a four, seven times and seventh and final time. After seven, we've got Josh, hungry like the wolf, for the meds down to Kyle McCann, Brian's brother, for the A- I don't think it's Brian's brother. Is it? Maybe? All right. Actually, let's keep the font a little bit smaller here. All right, so we're just gonna slowly scroll through the list just kind of as is and then we'll sort by your first names. And if you're watching the replay of this video, if you want to keep track of your players, so you can always pause the video right there. All right, there's everyone. Let's sort by column A. Adam down to Charles or John Samuelsson. There's Christina. There's Connor. Dennis. Diane. Jack. Josh. Matthew. McCarthy. Oliver. Ryan. Todd. And Tony. All right, if you're watching live, you need to see your players again. If you missed it the first time around, first couple times around, let me know. Otherwise, let me know if there's any trades. There's the box right there. No, no one needs to see their players. All right, T-W-C trade window close. I'm gonna have to re-alphabetize this by player now. John Samuelsson, Adley Rushman. That's pretty cool. All right. It's a great value in this, even if you don't get that transcendent spot. And if you get the right parallels for the right player, it could be pretty huge. Pretty, pretty huge. I can open this pack. There we go. All right, there's Jeter Downs. Nice wander Franco right here too.  We'll be sleeved and top loaded and shipped out. So much value in all this stuff. All right, got an orange back there too. We've got a blue Quinn Priester. 79 out of 99. All right, so Quinn goes to Matthew Shearer. We've got Reese Hines Orange. 11 out of 25. That goes to... Who's got the nice orange Reese Hines? You know how to spell Reese Hines? A one E. That goes to Matthew S. as well. Nice. So both parallels for you, Matthew. Nice. You'd be surprised if you're not familiar with this set, ladies and gentlemen. Look it up on a secondary market, especially some of these bigger names like Wander and Reese Hines, and you'll start to see what they could go for on a secondary market. Look at completed auctions. And all these are really great to everything ships. That Josh Young is a big hit for the... He's got the Josh Young. The wander... Wander goes to Josh Melton and the Josh Young goes to Christina Carson. So there's a couple nice ones right there, too. All right, there you go. Thanks for getting in, everyone. All right, so let's go back to... Let's go to the other list. Let's get some fresh dice right there, and then here's the original 20. Name on top. After 20, gets a spot. Good luck. After 11 times. 6 out of 5. 10. And once again, 11th and final time. Again. Name on top is Adam Ewald. After 11, there you go, Adam. Congrats to you. Thanks to the SAF break here. SAFIRE, you are in transcendent. Congrats, and I'll see you on Monday for that one. jaspyscasebreaks.com. Bye-bye.


It's nice to have it back Hey guys, this is my review for episode 12 of Supernatural season 13 now. Sorry. I'm a little late I was still working in North Van and just didn't have time to review it But I'm actually kind of happy I did despite how many issues I had trying to watch this episode today This was actually a very good one despite the fact that they brought back a character for the third time Now admitted that the brothers have been brought back many many a time But Rowena always has this ability to somehow come back even though you should Be dead she should be dead, but as we find out she has once again survived death and This episode was a lot more personable Mainly the relationship between her and Sam in terms of having seen Lucifer's choose face Seeing his true evil and both of them feeling vulnerable and having nightmares and just this constant State of fear about them and that was actually an aspect that slowly built into the episode and in the end Became the more pivotal point in terms of what was actually more so going on There was these two witches that were admittedly started off pretty weak with the love spell stuff I don't know the love spell stuff is always it was a one-trick pony for me So every time I see it be used. It's just like really But this one I what I thought was interesting is the older sister looked a lot like slara talk from Scrubs, I don't know why but she looked very similar to her. I actually thought it was her at first I also know there was a bit of American gods homage going on I don't know if Amanda tapping was a really big fan of the TV show But all the references to the hammer the sledgehammer were definitely to the first season character The Russian character from American gods the relationship with the girls trying to bring back their mother through a witch cursing is kind of I don't know. It's a stapled on idea their story really doesn't matter And that's probably it is definitely the weakest part of this episode. We really is the more interesting and more vocal aspect is Rowena and Sam also Cass and Lucifer escape and that was actually kind of an interesting aspect too Because once again, we get a really cool team up with cast plus meh and the few seasons ago There was the cast and Crowley kind of buddy cop team up Which they never really took full advantage of and this time it looked like they were gonna try and do something similar But in the end they just turn it around Lucifer tries to kill cast because he wants some grace He wants some power and cast stabs him However, he's probably not dead, but most likely he is extremely weakened again We also get to see Rowena enact a spell that will prevent her from dying Again, maybe but it might also be something else. They always have a really good idea of being able to Kind of give a questioning thought to what is actually going on like they don't fall out say that it was a spell to protect her That's what Rowena says, but that's not what we know And so it could be used for different purposes either way I actually have to say despite the absolutely Lacking villains in this episode. This was actually a strong character episode in the whole side arc with Castiel and Lucifer It was actually not too bad in the end I also liked how despite how useless they were I actually found the ending to the two sister villains very fitting and very Brutal for supernatural. Anyways, I'm gonna give this episode a six out of seven. I actually really enjoyed it I really liked Rowena This is a character that I went from hating at first to now seeing as a really strong character and they actually dealt with the Terribly written Crowley death Fairly decently they kind of said what happened to my son and I am almost said to myself bad writing in the end guys I hope you liked this episode review the 13th episode 1313 is going to be a very interesting if they actually play with those numbers into the theme of the episode But we'll see if you liked this video leave a like down below and if you guys are interested in more Please subscribe. Anyways guys, I'll see you guys next time


So as much as doctors like myself like to act like it's all up here, really a lot of it is in here. So in this video, I'm going to show you exactly my favorite apps to use as a physician. Let's get into it. All right guys, welcome back to channel. In case you're new here, my name is Lexian, internal medicine physician, helping you succeed on your journey by doing it with less stress. Today is going to be a fun video, because I'm going to be sharing you with you step-by-step that my favorite apps that I use on a daily basis as an internal medicine physician. Now getting into my apps, my favorite apps happen to be in my medical folder. So I'll click on here and we'll just go through them one by one. And my favorite app that I end up using right now is up-to-date. Most medical students are familiar with what up-to-date is, but basically allows you the option of basically searching anything. So if I wanted to look up a medication like I did recently, like myxilotein, which is an anti-arhythmic that we use for a lot of things, especially things like ventricular arrhythmia. So here you go. If I wanted to see what this was, I can easily look that up. And if I wanted to read about some things, let's see what topics I've looked up in the past. I looked up aspiration pneumonia and kind of guidance on antibiotics recently. So I can just kind of go treatment for things like chemical pneumonitis and read this really quickly. Now, the best part about being a physician is just being able to get through some of this information quickly, answer a question from a patient or a fellow medical student. And so really, we've gotten really good at just like searching information really quickly. So I love up-to-date. So if you don't have it on your phone, ask your institution. If they give you access and if they do, definitely make sure you put it on your device. Now, my next favorite app that I love using mainly for the source of questions because there's some downtime on my day to day, whether I'm waiting for something to happen with a patient or I'm waiting for my attending to kind of come around. I love using mixed app. And mixed app is your equivalent of something like U-World for medical school where you're essentially using questions to help you study for me. In my case, my internal medicine boards I'll be taking next year. So I can easily kind of set up quizzes. And so right now I'm on a consult service for cardiology so I can just do questions every single day. And so if I'm waiting for the attending or if I've seen patients and I'm waiting for new patients to come, I can easily do these questions. And so my performance really doesn't matter to me more so. I just kind of have these questions around and it's a really great tool because as I was making this video, I'll have to take my boards to about a year. But now having to do this in a very stressful environment and just kind of casually doing questions about the day makes it very fun. Now, my next favorite app that I love using is the Human DX app. And I talked about this in past videos, but if you're really wanting to flex your muscle as a position and see certain cases and seeing if you can solve them as information presents itself almost as if they were your patient and that's amazing. So for example, here is a 55 year old with progressive abdominal pain and weight loss. And so if I want to click on this, it gives me their HPI. That actually may be a case that I've already solved. I did. So I solved that answer already, but I can click solve right here. And this just gives me a 58 year old with ear pain and facial palsy. And then it just gives me part of their history and then click start. And it forces me to put a diagnosis.  You can just say neoplastic disease and next finding. And then it gives you their API so you can read about stuff like that. And eventually it will give you their past medical history and labs and every kind of piece of information, just like as a doctor would be able to be used to saying, oh, this is what I think the diagnosis is. And the nice part is eventually as I do cases, it'll actually will give you whether or not. So like I saw this case at some point in my life. And so I ended up getting, I think this one, I didn't get right, but the answer was CNS me core. So it's a great resource to, again, I usually end up doing this one. I am in the elevator kind of going up and trying to see that can solve the case before I get to my next patient of the day. Now, the next app that I love using is actually not in my medical folder, but it's something that I love to use. That's why I was in the middle of my phone and that is notion. Now I've made videos on how I use notion to kind of help my day to day life. Now this is something that I use for the business as well as things for my personal life. But for medical purposes, I actually like to have these folders where every time I'm kind of learning something, then I will create kind of a folder for it. Or if there's something that I want to learn in the future, I create it. For example, as I just finished a whole month on a heart failure or heart transplant service, then I basically created a bunch of different notes on things that I was reading. And the beauty of notion is that I can filter it in sorts. So for example, there is a filter right now on all the topics related to cardiogenic shock, but let's just say I want to remove that. And I click done, then it will show me all my topics that I have written and studied about in their recent past. So whether it be things like chest pain, stratification, cardiac and Lloyd, right heart failure. And so I really enjoy a notion because it just kind of gives me a lot of granularity on how I learned information. And then it's also nice because whenever I want to study or teach somebody like a medical student, then I can just say, Oh, what do you want to learn about? OK, you want to learn about inhalers or treatments of COPD or asthma? I already have a topic of that. Or if you want to learn about fungal work, have on the treatment, kind of already made these topics. And so I can easily pull this up in my phone, get on to the whiteboard and teach and most probably make sure that I tell her the information. Next up, we're going to go back into my medical folder. And one of the apps that I got as an intern that I don't use as much anymore. But I think it definitely would recommend that you guys have this on your phone. It's empty on call. Now, a lot of times you will get called to see a patient about, you know, on a cross cover service, whether on the internal medicine or a surgeon or whatever.  What should I do? What type of things should I consider? And so it's a nice little brief update on how to evaluate the different types of things that you may have to think about as well as things you can do. So if I think that they have cost of arthritis, give them an NSAID or some kind of treatment, if it's a panic attack, I can give them some Adavan. And if they're having something like bradycardia, which could be really concerning if you're a brand new doctor, then being able to understand. OK, what type of things should be considering? What type of things should be getting should be getting an EKG? Answer is definitely. And then how do I manage that? Especially if the patient is doing worse and they're possibly going to codes and here are the things that I need to know the doses that I need to be aware of. So having that in your back pocket as you're going to your patient's room and just reading about it, super helpful. Now, MD on call was an app that I had to pay for once. But again, it's been super helpful because especially when I was a brand new mentor and I was like, Oh, the patient has really high calcium. I'm not really sure what to make of that. And then it gives me a nice diagram that I can kind of look in through and say, Oh, these are my diagnosis. These are the further tests that I should send.   Now, the next app that I love using that is not in my medical folder, but it's just an app that I love using on my drives is things like Google podcast or your favorite podcast platform. So then I can listen to things like cardio nerds or human clinical problem solvers and just kind of check out all their cases. And if I want to watch a case for the next day, I can just click, you know, plus and then it'll be ready. Luckily, my car has Android Auto, so I can just plug this in, hit and start. And then my touch screen will actually know that I want to play this podcast for the next day, and so I'll just play it without having me connect through Bluetooth or anything. But both of those podcasts are amazing. I love kind of going through them on my day to day, but also love learning about other things. So like real estate and then watching or listening to podcasts about those, because even though you're in medicine, you need to be able to know the main things about being an adult for the future, finance being a really big important part of them. So I love using apps like Google podcast as well as reading apps described in Kindle that I can do when the day is not as busy as a doctor and try to read about something, whether it be medical or not. Now, finally, an app that I still have my phone, but I tend to use more when I was an intern and brand new to things like procedures and probably will be helpful to some of my surgeon friends or procedural friends is touch surgery. Now, this is a really, really cool app. And so I definitely recommend it if you haven't seen it. But let's just say you're going to do a bedside procedure like an abdominal parasitises. You want to take some fluid out of somebody who has like sclerosis or you want to just send it for testing. We're not really sure how to do it. So you can click start. We'll just click restart. You know, basically we'll walk you through how to position the patient, how to, you know, have the ultrasound and what you're looking for. And then I'll actually force you to like kind of be interactive and put the ultrasound there. What type of things are we looking for on your ultrasound? And as you move up and down below, and then essentially what you will be doing, we can do the whole procedure kind of virtually and kind of practice actually cleaning the patient off. So I just think this is really cool. And just just for satisfaction purpose, we're just going to do the entire thing. So drawing out the Laticaine.  That is super helpful. So this kind of gives you a nice picture like what you're doing inside of the body, what it looks like. So if you're ever going to do an abdominal parasitises or a central line, again, super, super helpful. That is pretty much it. But those guys are some of my favorite apps that I love using on a day to day things that I definitely use a little bit more when I'm an intern, but things like up to day and mix up and human DX.  But if you guys are interested or asking me about certain other apps that you may use or heard about, make sure you drop in the comment section down below. And if you're about to start your journey and residency or you're already doing and you're kind of struggling, you want to learn how to do that better, definitely check out the interns survival guide. Or you can really see the reviews of past students have gotten that really make you into a superstar medical physician much quicker than a lot of your colleagues. And if you're much earlier in the medical process and you want to understand how to really get a leg up, then check out some of the free as well as paid programs that we have down below. One of my favorites is my free eight step kind of study strategy that I use to go from 10 to five hours in medical school of studying. So definitely check that out down below. It's absolutely free. And in case you want every tip that I really wanted to give as a medical student or which that I had known, then definitely check out the domination bundle, which currently is making this video is $250 off. So that'll be linked down below in case you guys are interested. Both that being said, guys, hopefully you guys enjoyed this video. Let me know in the future if you want me to make more videos on like what's on my phone completely, not just the medical apps all together, be happy to do so or things on like my iPad or tablet. Maybe I can make a version of that if you guys are interested and the interest is there. So add the comments down below. If you enjoyed this video before you click off, hit that like button, hit it one, two, three more times, really helps support the channel as I'm super appreciative. And also let me know that you guys enjoy this content, make more like this lecture in the future. And if you're either new here, if you're working around the channel and you haven't done so, hit that subscribe button also to get more videos like this on a weekly basis. Hit that notification bell to know when new videos go up. But I am done babbling like I always do at the end of the video, guys. Thank you so much for making it to the very end. I really appreciate your support. Hopefully I was a little help to you guys on your journey. Thanks for being a part of mine, as always. If you did enjoy this video, then check out this video on how you can study step by step like a pro in your medical journey, as well as this video on how you can use on key like a pro to really help you get to get the leg up. With that being said, guys, thank you so much for watching. I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace.


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Hi, I'm Rusty Kamori, and this is Beyond the Lines. I was the head coach for the Punahou Boys Varsity Tennis Team for 22 years, and we're fortunate to win 22 consecutive state championships. My book Beyond the Lines is about leadership, creating a superior culture of excellence, and finding greatness, which is what this show is all about. And we are broadcasting live from the beautiful Think Tech Hawaii TV studio in the Pioneer Plaza in downtown Honolulu. My special guest today has and continues to be a legendary journalist in Hawaii for decades. She is Pamela Young, and today we are going beyond Mixed Plate. Pamela. Hey. So good to see you. Thank you for inviting me to your favorite beach. Yes, yes. I forgot to bring my son. It's a beautiful day. It is. It is. Pamela, we have so much to talk about. I want to first start by asking you about your early years growing up. Well, my family grew up in Palama, Kaliki, and then later on moved to Kameki. I am the youngest of three girls. And I had a pretty happy and inspirational childhood. So what schools did you attend? I went to Likileki, Liliu Kalani, which doesn't exist anymore, and then Kalani. I am a product of public school. I went public. And then what what colleges did you attend? I went to San Francisco State. You age for one year and then transferred to San Francisco State and then stayed there for my master's. And I did my TA work at Berkeley before I settled in San Francisco and stayed there for 13 years. Pamela, I have to ask you, what was the first job that you ever had in your life?  I was the Easter Bunny at the McInerney store in Kameki. It's not there anymore. But I would dress up in this huge bunny suit and the kids would come and sit in my lap, those that weren't screaming in terror. But it was a fun job and that's where I learned to, I guess, to greet the public. So you traumatized the kids? I hope I didn't. I hope they're all OK in getting therapy. So your mom, you said you have you and two other sisters.  What kind of person is your mom? My mom was very hardworking. She had two jobs, supported two families, my dad's family and also her own family. I was the youngest of three girls. And what really shaped our family more than anything, I think, is that my middle sister was born blind. And when you have a disabled person in your family, that changes the dynamic and everyone switches their roles. So I roomed with her, so I knew that my role was to support her. She was four years older and back then they didn't have a lot of braille books. So I read a lot of her lessons to her. So I was reading four years above my grade, which was not a big thing for me then. It was just something that I had to do, but I think it really helped me in my schooling and my understanding of where we are in life and what the possibilities are. What else did you learn from your sister? Well, she taught me the classics. She went to a different school on Diamond Head School for the Deaf and Blind, where she was taught that you have no limits. And so she taught that to me. And so she taught me how to love opera, how to love art, how to read the classics. So I was reading Dostoevsky in the sixth grade, which was not a big deal. You just did it. And also when she learned a foreign language, I had to learn the foreign language because I had to teach it to her. So a lot of my schooling was due to her. Let's talk about your longtime husband, Gary Sprinkle. How did you guys meet? Well, I was working in San Francisco in television. And when I decided to move back to Hawaii, a good friend of ours, Grant Kanchik, who was a cameraman at Channel 9, I was working on a documentary. And he had never done that before, so he called me and said, can you take a look at the video? Can you see how we might be able to do something? So I was a co-producer with him, and I was at the station every night. And Gary was there every night. And we would go out together in a group. And then after a while, it was just two of us going out. And it stuck. Well, you guys are perfect soulmates. Why do you guys get along so great together for all these decades? I think because we work at it. And it's a rare thing for somebody in the same industry, especially television, because you're dealing with some pretty heavy egos and stress. But I think we know how to support each other. And whenever he was out on a project, I would know how to support him. And he is especially very supportive of me now that I'm still doing these shows. After he retired from television, he learned how to be a photographer. So he does a lot of my shooting. He's my chief engineer and my editor. And so we're still working together. And we still have questions about who's really the boss on a project. But I think we've worked it out after 35 years. So we know how to communicate. And that's the best thing, just how to communicate with each other. You guys are fantastic. You guys make such a great team. Now, after you graduated college, you spent time working in San Francisco? Yes, actually, it's funny. In high school, I knew I was going to be a journalist. But when I went to college, and this was in the late 60s, I decided I wanted to be a dancer. This is what I was going to do for love. I was going to be a dancer. And my parents were very, it's like, what? How can you make money from it? But I did that. And I got a master's degree there, because my plan was to dance professionally and then teach in college. And then when I did get my master's, and I was offered a job to teach in college, I don't want to do this anymore. And it just so happened, an opening was at KPIX, the CBS affiliate in San Francisco. So I auditioned, and I got in. I was back into journalism, and everything started rolling again. And it was just this natural transition. And then when you came back to Hawaii, you started your journalism TV career at Channel 2? At Channel 2, but I was a crime reporter. Really? You know, I think every good journalist has to start off as a general assignment. We're doing a little bit of everything and being versatile in all of them. But it was really our news director, Wally Zimmerman, who had just made Joe Moore the anchor, the news anchor. And he wanted to sort of how you build an offense around the quarterback. He wanted to build the team around Joe. So he asked Ray Lovell and me to come up with signature feature series. So that's how Mixed Plate and Ray Lovell's Journal came about. To be at the end of the show, something light and something that Joe could comment on. Interesting hearing the beginnings. I mean, that's like the beginnings of Joe Moore as well. Yes, I mean, it was perfect chemistry. Yeah. And then you spent a lot of years at KITV. Tell me about those years. Again, we were hired by Wally Zimmerman. And by then, I think Mixed Plate was already a brand. And so that's what I was hired to do. To do that on the news and also to do specials. And then when Gary came on board, we were hired to anchor the five o'clock news. You and Gary, you guys co-anchored for many, many years. Almost two decades.  You know, people keep saying, how can you stand to work together and be together for all that? And it's not so. We would come to work in the same car. He'd go do his thing. I would do my thing. And we wouldn't see each other until maybe half an hour before the show. Then we'd do the show and then leave in the same car. So that was basically. So we weren't really in each other's pockets for all that time. I think we just assumed that that's you guys were. No, because we had a lot of work to do. Because back then, anchors also did a lot of reporting. And we also did our separate shows. So we were very busy. Once we got into the office, we were in our different zones. OK, got it. So Pamela, I heard. I heard that Jason Momoa and Rihanna were like super, super excited to meet you. Oh, of course they were. No, I interviewed Rihanna once and I doubted she knows my name anymore. Jason, I've known since he was 19. And he's I was good friends with his Hanai dads. So I've seen him from teenager to the success that he is today. And he's been a lot of fun to be around. I heard Rihanna wanted to do a duet with you. I doubt it. I would have been flattered to do it, but she was very sweet. A lot of people have a preconception of their image, but she was very sweet and actually kind of shy. And you know, when she came to Hawaii for a concert, I went. It was a fantastic concert. Loved Rihanna. Yeah. OK. So most recently you just came back from France because you have an upcoming mixed plate. Tell me about your your France trip. Well, since we did a pro harbor special a few years ago, I kept in touch with some of the veterans. And so I found out about this event. It's the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Brouillere and the rescue of the loss of Italian two very important events in the Nisei French campaign. So France wanted to do this huge thing because very few of the veterans are still alive. So they did ceremonies in Brouillere to honor the Nisei and their family. So that's something that we wanted to do for these veterans and to also help some of their ancestors know more about what they did because the Nisei came back a lot of them just didn't want to talk about it. That's not it's not the Japanese way. I want to talk about negative things. You don't want to relive the horrors of the war. So they didn't say anything. So a lot of the people we traveled with their children and their grandchildren wanted to go back to hear these stories that the French people still talk about today. They had no problem sharing their experiences. And it's in their school books. They they teach their children this and their grandchildren. So you say the word Nisei in France. You know exactly what you're talking about. And it's just so heartwarming to see how they embrace all of us that have come. And they're so grateful because as one of them said, you know, Liberté is the first word in their motto. And they said Nisei gave us that Liberté. Wow. And my friend Guillaume Amon was with you on that trip. And his wife Teresa and his wife's grandfather is buried at Epinal and we were there when she visited the grave for the first time. So it was very emotional for everyone. It's going to be a part of our Pearl Harbor Week events that will air on December 5th. Great. Well, totally looking forward to that. I mean, you've done so many mixed plate episodes.  We're celebrating the 35th anniversary. Wow. So out of all of the mixed plate episodes that you've done, what's one of your highlights of doing those shows? You know, there's so many. I'd like to think it's always going to be the next one. Yeah. But I do remember doing the canonizations of Father Damien and Mother Marianne. And and actually the year before we did a separate trip where I had an audience with John Paul II before he was made a saint. Wow. And that was that was something I'll always remember because it wasn't in a group. It was face to face. And he was so kind. And I'll always remember that as a highlight. One of my friends, Glenn Maderos.  Have you did you ever travel with Glenn? I went to Spain with him on one of his first tours when there were all these Spanish girls crowding around and he was a huge star back then.  Oh, yeah. But yeah, I mean, they were we had to run from from the bus to because they were girls trying to grab his clothes, his hair. It was a remarkable event, a remarkable time in his life. And we were happy that we were there to record it. Awesome. Pamela, we're going to take a quick break. And when we come back, we're going to continue going beyond mixed plate. Hey, great. You are watching Beyond the Lines on Think Tech, Hawaii with my special guest Pamela Young. We will be back in a quick minute. Thanks to our Think Tech underwriters and grand tours. The Atherton Family Foundation. Carol Mon Lee and the Friends of Think Tech. The Center for Microbial Oceanography, Research and Education. Collateral Analytics. The Cook Foundation. Duane Kurisu. The Hawaii Council of Associations of Apartment Owners. Hawaii Energy. The Hawaii Energy Policy Forum. Hawaiian Electric Company. Integrated Security Technologies. Galen Ho of BAE Systems. Kamehameha Schools. M.W. Group Limited. The Schuyler Family Foundation. The Sydney Stern Memorial Trust. Polo Foundation. Yuriko J. Sugimura. Thanks so much to you all. Welcome back to Beyond the Lines on Think Tech, Hawaii. My special guest today has and continues to be a legendary journalist in Hawaii for decades. She is Pamela Young and today we are going beyond McSplain. Pamela, in my book Beyond the Lines, I talk a lot about creating a superior culture of excellence, discipline, details, and you definitely go beyond the lines and you have that superior culture. Thank you. Tell me about your culture of excellence. Well, I never really thought of it that way. You know, I live from project to project and I do have an M.O. That as soon as I know that I'm going to be doing something, I just immerse myself. I read everything that I can. If I'm going to a country, I try to learn the language. I try to interview everybody locally that I can and I try to block out what I'm going to do. Outline everything because once you travel, you don't have the opportunity to go back if you missed something. So you've got to get it the first time. So preparation is a huge thing. But yeah, I pretty much make it my life for that time and drives my husband crazy. But that's kind of the way that you have to do it. Yeah. Well, you know, you've done so many amazing episodes and it's how do you keep outdoing what you've done? I mean, how do you do that? You know, I never really think of it that way. I think what's changed in the past few years, you know, in the beginning, you try to establish yourself and your brand.  Now I'm more interested in the story to tell and that's how I pretty much choose the projects that if it's a good story. And really, once the story is there, it kind of unfolds and you don't really have to try to outdo yourself. It just presents itself and I've been so lucky to get the subject matter and the help and God's blessings and everything kind of falls into place so that you can do the best that you can do. Well, you work so hard. I mean, that's why you get lucky because you work so hard. You create your luck. Well, I think if you just open the channels and let people know that you're open to new ideas and the thing is, I really can't take credit for a lot of this because I can't do it without help and other people know it feels commitment to it and their artistry. If I'm working with a cameraman or a graphic artist, this is a team thing. You don't do it by yourself. So a lot of it is luck. For sure. Okay. And team, yes. And teamwork. Now, Pamela, if your life was a movie, what would the title be? Well, let me see. Besides speed, speed too. Well, I've actually been asked to write a book about some of my experiences. And so I thought, okay, a good title would be Triple Fire. And you've had Alice. Alice Enoy. So in astrology, I'm a triple fire in areas such as Leo. And that amounts to a lot of energy. And I don't think I could do anything without that energy. Growing up, people with that much fire get into trouble because they don't know where, unfortunately, I had dance. Yeah. And now that's, I channel that into my project. So it'd be Triple Fire. I love hearing that. So you, because you need to be doing, you need to be doing something all the time, is that really it? I think creative people need a creative outlet. Whether it's doing a show or cooking a meal or just doing your hair. You know, you need to be creating. Otherwise, a part of you tribbles up. Yeah. So yeah, I need these little projects to keep that energy going and to keep it circulating. Got it. So what would you say is a valuable lesson you learned in your life? I learned that I couldn't, I wouldn't be where I am without the help of others. When I started off in San Francisco, which is a very competitive market, I did not get any help from women and minorities. And that shocked me coming from Hawaii where everyone is so aloha, that people felt that I was competition and it was disheartening, but I also got a lot of mentorship. So I decided then, if I continued in this industry, I was gonna help people. Women and anybody coming in. So I did have a mentorship program for a while with kids from UH and Shamanad and HPU. So anyone who does ask, I'm there for them. And I never think of anyone younger as competition. So I wanna think the things you have to learn if you're going to be a decent human being. And as the, I'm the VP, the local VP for the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, I encourage people to enter the Emmys. And I tell them how I enter and the process because when they win, Hawaii wins. And that's my goal. So yeah, you have to, any success that you gotta push it on, you gotta, you have to pay it forward and make sure other people gain the insight because we've all gone through the trials. We've all learned valuable lessons and you need to share that. I love hearing that you're mentoring so many people from all different stations. But they gotta ask. There's so many people who don't wanna ask because you know the shame and local style, you know?  That's all. And you're so cool.  Oh, that's so nice. Thank you. You are. Pamela. It's part of my legendary style, you know. You are legendary. So Pamela, what's the best advice you've ever received in your life? Well, I think my husband constantly advises me to take it easy and to smell the roses because I think anyone who is excessive about it, you know, you've got your blinders on and you forget to see the other things along the way. And when you're on a job, especially in a foreign country, you don't really take the time to enjoy what's there because you're looking through the lens of a camera or you're looking through an outline of what's gonna go in the show, what can I do.  Yeah, because you've traveled to so many countries and everybody just assumes that you're having the greatest time doing all of these shows, but... I do, but at the same time, it's like, it's different when you're working there and there are also some parts of travel that I don't include.  I mean, I may touch upon that as part of their spiritual growth, but I don't focus on the controversial subjects because that's not what Mixplay is all about. It's about people enjoying joy and living through their culture and just enjoying life. And so that's what Mixplay is all about.  What's a fear of yours? I think, you know, in this age and time, I fear that people will forget the reason that we need to love each other. I just see so much hate and fear and division in life. And it's taking over a lot of aspects of life. It's like us and them. And that unity isn't there anymore. And I know I'm thinking very broad terms, but that's the fear I have that times are changing and not necessarily for good. And we just have to remember, love each other. Love that. What's the biggest adversities or biggest challenges that you had to overcome in your own life? Well, I think the shock, the culture shock of moving to the mainland and realizing not everybody lives the aloha spirit and having to adjust to that. And, you know, it either buries you or you overcome it. And so I've had to do that in work. And so I've had to adjust my dealings, you know, in my life now to embrace that, to make sure that aloha is always there. Yeah, got it. What's something about yourself that you would like to improve on? Let's see. Let's see, well, it's been 20 years and then maybe a couple inches on my waistline. I wish that I could embrace a little more rest time and not be so focused on the work. I mean, I know that's a good thing, but it would be, I'd love to spend more time with my granddaughter. So yeah, like, Gary's always telling me he's off on the throttle. So that's what I'd like to do. What's a future goal of yours? Well, I'm hoping that more stories will come to me that mean something. I love doing mixed plate. And that's, you know, that's a fun time. But this whole France experience has taught me that I have a wonderful platform being on television as you do. And that is to validate people. And once you stop validating yourself, then you can focus on bringing other people's message and other people's story who don't have the luxury of having this voice. So I'm hoping that those stories will come to me and that they'll mean something to people. Well, I found all of your mixed plate episodes very educational, very meaningful. And I like hearing that you want to go deeper and deeper in the future. I think especially now when people are suspicious and so xenophobic, I want to bring different cultures, different religions, different belief systems into the airwaves because we need that. I'm going to look forward to that. And Pamela, I want to thank you for joining me on the show today. Thank you. Can I get my swimsuit out now? Yeah. Diamond? Thank you so much, Pamela. So much fun with you. Thank you, Rusty. And thank you for watching Beyond the Lines on Think Tech Hawaii. For more information, please visit RustyKamori.com. And my book is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. I hope that Pamela and I will inspire you to create your own superior culture of excellence and to find your greatness and help others find theirs. Aloha.


What is good Marvel Squad? Welcome back to our channel. Oh my gosh. It is morning here in Oahu, Hawaii Today is our last day here. So we want to give you guys a little morning routine We've had such an amazing trip and still a huge surprise Tell you we are waiting for things to be done and completed before we show you but we did something crazy here in Hawaii I know a lot of you are wondering a lot of you are curious Excited to talk about it because we're gonna have so many things to talk about and so many videos coming your way about this surprise It's probably gonna make a lot of you cry. It's probably gonna make a lot. Okay.  We actually leave tonight. Well right now It's 9 a.m. In Hawaii, so you're leaving the airport eight So we have to leave at eight, which means we have 11 hours before we have to leave So to start our morning routine, and this is what we've been doing almost every single day plus or minus a few things is once you 730 630 530 because the time change like messed us up We're kind of adapting to Hawaiian time But the first thing we do in the morning and Mariah do you want to film me doing this first thing that I've been doing every morning Well, mostly me because I don't know you stay in bed. No True uh-uh I get up and open the blind so you can lie to them whatever Mariah wants to think whatever bill wants to think This is what we do ready Yeah, we open up the windows. Oh my god. Look at that view you guys This is what we wait Since I purchased this room which I did and you're gonna find out I might have lied about that A week ago I bought a corner room So not only do we get the south view of the beautiful ocean, but you can also see the what side is it? So hard to see it.  It's the mountain view. Go show them over there really Oh my god another beautiful morning in Hawaii and here's the mountain view really sunny right now because the sun just Peaked over but look how beautiful that is and we actually we're going to go hike up that mountain I don't know if we're gonna do it today that today is our last day, but that was one of the things we were gonna do So crazy What No way, so this is the first part of the morning routine waking up beautiful views every day We usually go out to breakfast, but today. I'm like, let's just get Starbucks Yeah Starbucks on this week. So for the second part of our morning routine is eating breakfast Let's go get some Starbucks. Oh I think it's here. Oh My gosh, this is not one of the best sites in the morning guys when you get food and look at this view Back view of our hotel like you would think the back view would be like not even as good But it's honestly looks just as good with the mountains all the way back there Oh, did you get one this time wait, what do you mean you didn't get one yesterday? You didn't that's crazy Mariah's literally been on a pink drink. Hi She's been getting them every single freaking day. She didn't go in yesterday. That's crazy. I don't even know No wonder why you need to get one at like the mid-day, baby Because I feel like you fall off the wagon a little bit like after like you're awake for five hours or more All right, what did you order? I never ordered the food by the way Mariah always orders for me every day It's a different sandwich.  That's one thing if you get drinks You know when they're not made right because they're never always gonna be made, right? The only problem I eat with this every single time has been good trying to get this sticker off It's because you have nails you have big old nails, but you can't even get it though yesterday I got or two days ago. I got both of them off so easy My turn and I've not been getting coffees at all Which because I wanted to try to cut down on my coffee, but lately like we're in Hawaii I'm trying to splurge a little bit and this is a very special special trip. I want you guys to comment What do you think went down here? What do you think happened? What do you guys think the announcement is everyone's guests on like our tiktok and Instagram are either I'm pregnant or engaged But a lot of you guys are saying we're moving and like all this stuff So I don't know it could be any of those it could be none of those like I'm not gonna hint at anything I'm not gonna tell you let me just say though It is probably the biggest thing that we've ever done on our channel in our life It's a life-changing thing and that's all I'm gonna say. I know I'm so happy and I can't wait to share You guys are our family. Yeah, hard to keep something like this from you for even a week. I'm itching I'm itching I can't handle anymore like we have to be so low-key and I hate it It's out of our hands because we have to wait for other people to finish so we can share it with you So it's literally like I would rush it if we were doing it, but we have to wait We have to wait that's all I'm gonna say, but I got these spinach and fettel wrap. Oh, yeah Let me show you what I got. What did you get me today a bacon gouda sandwich, which is bacon egg and Gouda cheese.   I know you too well Yes, you would So if you see Mariah's little green head right here, that is her shower cap. She showers with an actual shower cap It's so funny because I only know like my grandma that used to wear a shower cap But we are moving on to the next part of our morning routine Which is all in the bathroom, you know brushing your teeth, showering Going to the bathroom, which Mariah did already twice And shaving if I have to See, I shaved yesterday so I'm not going to this morning And honestly, oh yeah, and we're going on a flight today So I don't need to shave no matter what I don't even look good for nobody except Mariah Okay, I'm about to get out Do you need help? Yes What's wrong? What happened? That's exactly what's going on It's so bad I'm still going Stop I don't know what I ate this morning A bacon gouda sandwich Don't be stand outside Smell it Stop I'm sorry It's human nature to part It's like, I can't hold it in I'm going to go back to getting ready Okay, for the next part of our morning routine after we get dressed This is my fit for the day I actually just got this really cute Hawaii hoodie It's like a zip up Let me zip it all the way up so you guys can see it It says Hawaii And it's funny because we bought literally like five of these Yeah, and then on the back I got a map of Hawaii Like all the islands All the islands There's like a bunch of islands that make up the whole whole area And I just thought this hoodie is so cute So yeah, I'm wearing this I have my gym shoes on This is basically airport ready Does this make me look like muscular? It does make you look muscular It looks good Now I'm beach ready Yup Gotta go I'm not beach ready This is like comfy going to the airport fit But now it's time to make the bed This is what we've been doing every morning We wake up, we make the bed Well, we have not This is what we should be doing every morning You know, it's funny Because we literally probably made the bed once or twice In the past four nights Five nights So we're not going to be sleeping anymore This is the perfect morning routine I mean, honestly it makes the bed in hotels That's what they have people coming It's just a mess in here It honestly is a mess that's destroyed I basically also just packed I didn't show you guys But I basically packed pretty much all done See, and that's another thing We usually didn't do for the morning routine We didn't pack But today since we're leaving to go home We have to pack Mariah's almost done My spot How easy it was to make the bed We don't got all of our pillows and things to do I know, we don't have any extra like throw pillows Or anything, it's kind of boring It's just all plain Guys, I can't believe this is our last day I just can't wait to come back Because there's so many more experiences That I want to do But I feel like we did so much this trip Which you guys will see Next time we come back We're doing a submarine tour There's a submarine out there right now A white submarine I'll show you really quick It's right here It just turned actually Gee, so it must be a longer day than you think Alright I'm going to point it out really quick It's a whole tour It's all underwater Okay, see that big boat on the left In the middle That middle dot It's a submarine That white thing It's hard to see, I know But that is a little submarine And then we want to swim with sharks Yeah And that's something I We want to do that really bad So next time I will do I feel like swimming a dolphin So it's a good one A good start Now my next one is swimming with sharks But I'm going to make sure I'm in a tank And we're going to go for a hike Yes I do want to go for a hike I want to hike up that mountain Because we need to hike At least once in a while I didn't want to hike and get super exhausted Because today's already going to be a long day We might love hiking You never know until you do it We might But we're going to actually go downstairs And carve our name into one of the Trees So there's a tree downstairs That we saw the first time When we came here The first day And couples carved their names Just like their initials Into this tree And there's probably like 500 carvings of people's names And this humongous tree So we're going to go down And it's actually a tree Right down here And if you're seeing this video And you're going to Oahu, Hawaii Or you live near or in Oahu, Hawaii We want you to go to this tree And take a selfie with our names Or a picture with our carvings We'll show you where it's at And we'll post you Because we want to see Who here visits the tree And if you can see our names I feel like that'd be super duly We are in Waikiki Which is in Honolulu And it's right outside the Park Shore Hotel Right outside to the left Alright, we're going to show you The tree right now So let's find something to carve Our names into it Because I want to see If any of you can find it And take a selfie I think if you feel like That'd be super sick Every time we're at the elevators In our hotel We try to pick which one's Going to come up first Mariah picked this one And I picked that one Last time I got it right So let's see Which one it is I know Oh No That's two in a row One documented on video Here is the tree, guys If you saw it in our last video We filmed over here once I think it was our first video here, right? I took pictures but I didn't really like them Yeah, it was the first class Plain Ride video We did take Instagram pictures over here But she liked other ones better But this is the I'm going to show you right now Look at how many names Are carved into this Look at this Oh my gosh We're literally all over this tree I feel like it should be right there That's a good spot So if you guys want to come If anyone's in the area It's hard to see Yeah, it's literally right outside the road There's a huge Here, you can see it better now There's a huge metal thing here Volleyball playing section over there That was supposed to be a heart That is super cute My M&D And this will mean a lot more This will be a lot more When you guys understand what this surprise is Oh yeah That's so cute I can't believe this is the last Couple hours of our Hawaiian Getaway trip excursion Yes Isn't that insane? It's crazy but It's not going to be the last video you guys see in Hawaii No, we have a lot more Hawaiian videos coming That have all to do with the surprise That we are waiting to share with you So stay tuned I know you guys are super, super anxious And we are as well We cannot wait to see The whole surprise videos come together We just have to wait for them all to come in And get it all done But it should be a few weeks We're hoping two weeks Yes So we're hoping two weeks It might be three weeks It might be one week Just we're hoping for two weeks or less So stay tuned It's going to be freaking life changing For not just us But for like our videos And you guys as well But babe I hope you enjoyed this trip It was the best I really loved it We're just going to be hanging out Chilling by the water For the rest of the day And then we got to catch a first class flight Home to Florida I'm so excited I'm excited too Because it's like it's fun We just get to go back home to Florida I just know I'm snoozing Oh I can't wait to go to sleep Our sleep schedule has been so messed up We need sleep But This is the last view You guys will see for a little bit Of Hawaii Oh my gosh Look at how beautiful But we hope you guys enjoyed All the videos that we made So far here Stay tuned for the next ones coming up And I think we'll see you in the next video But until then Peace Love you guys And Mahalo


Why is going on guys? Welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. Today I am back with another Fortnite video and today we have some of the latest news including repairs happening to Fortnite within 30 Towers. What the heck? This week's Blockbuster loading screen location and much more. But before we go any further guys, if you want to get your hands on some free V-Box simply make sure you are subscribed to this channel and have that bell button ticked. Drop a like on this video and leave a comment down below. Minutes are picked and contacted via direct message here on YouTube at the end of the week so good luck everybody. Ok so we are now into week 3 of season 4.  Within these loading screens there are clues on the map for you to seek out and grab yourself 10 extra battle stars for that battle pass for free. This week being week 3 if you have completed all this week's challenges you will receive this loading screen seen on screen now. Now if you look into the hologram of the Fortnite map we see this right here. So that's where you need to head within the map and I will show you guys exactly the location on screen now. Now I haven't done all this week's challenges yet so this won't appear on my screen but for those of you who have head here and get those three battle stars. Ok so we are going to move on and if you haven't noticed guys repairs have started happening to tilted towers. The meteor has been covered up. Yes seriously check it out. Now this is interesting so each week I am guessing we might see repairs happen all over the map and eventually the map will become free of meteor impact crater sites. Now that actually makes sense to me. Each season is themed. The hub rocks I guarantee won't be here for season 5 so this is their way of eliminating them by fixing the meteor impact sites and it sounds pretty cool. It's all speculation leading towards season 5 though and what might happen and what might be the theme behind that season. We don't know yet. There's plenty of theories out there. There's plenty of speculation but there's no solid evidence yet. Now to be honest although I do love the all new theme of superheroes as such the map for me isn't literally really that different besides the hub rocks and craters caused by the meteors. If I had a choice I'd probably say yes revert the map back to normal as the changes in my opinion weren't really that necessary but hey that's just my opinion. What do you think about this? Let me know down below within that comments section. Do you think we will see the whole map be repaired by the time season 5 arrives? Do you think it will lead up to the new theme? Let me know down below. Also guys if you missed them earlier today I covered some newly datumined outfits via a video and other items too which looks super super cool. They always can be seen on screen now. Still at this point there are no names and rarity for these items but damn I don't care what rarity that the logoed superhero is. He's my only he comes available in game. He looks absolutely epic. Let's hope he's a rare though so he don't cost us that much of a box you know what I mean. But yeah there's some great looking costumes here for sure. Them house map ones look great too as well as that weird looking mermaid, merman, dragon looking fish thingy. I don't know what that is but it looks great. There's a few pickaxes too, a few gliders and four new emotes. So that's great. But on that note guys we are out. Remember if you want to get your hands on some free rebooks simply make sure you're subscribed to this channel and have that bell button ticked. Drop a like on this video and leave a comment down below.  So good luck to everybody who tries to enter. Thanks as always for stopping by people and hopefully I will see you on that next one.