What's going on, everyone? Sam here with late sports card, Drippin' 22, Top Scrone, former of the one racing Sapphire edition, five box break, number 20. Random team style, there's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find those on the website, under the results tab, as well as the link that's currently in chat. So good luck here. Is it actually? I did not know that, Alex. See, I'm not the big, I know enough about F1 to have a conversation and open the product, obviously. I'm not like a huge avid fan or anything, but I did not know that. That's pretty cool. Here we go. See what we got. Good luck here, everybody. Mick Schumacher, there's a teal, Sebastian Vettel, color match to 99, Aston Martin, driver of the day, Azerbaijan, Sebastian Vettel and George Russell. Max Verstappen, Liam Lawson, Lewis Hamilton and Franz Tost. Nando Norris, Espan Ocon for Alpine, nice one there too, 199. There you go, Matt. George Russell and Lando Norris. Yeah, the F1 cards are pretty sweet. Ali Caldwell, Sepia, Carlos Sainz for Ferrari to 100. There you go, Ferrari. Nice one there for Wayne, Wayne Y. Sergio Perez and Pierre Gasly. Green, Fernando Alonso, Alpine again, 75 on the green. That's Lando Norris, Marcus Armstrong. See, I think that's part of my issue is I haven't watched tribes survive. I know that's probably part of my problem. I know I have a couple of buddies who are like super, super, super, super into that. Gasly, Ayumu Iwasa, Nafim Nafim. What was I gonna say? I think you just recap anything like 100 and under. So you can just leave the yellows out. Sergio Perez, nice one there to 199. I believe that's the variation right there. Believe that's one of the variations. If I'm not mistaken, nice one there for Red Bull. Verstappen, Gasly, Schumacher and Luham. Got you into the sport. I know Red Bull did dominate this year. Yeah, I need to watch that. I know dude, that's what everybody's saying too, like how good drive to survive is. I know I have a couple of buddies who are like huge, huge F1 fans. There's not, they have a group chat, like we have a group chat, three of us on Instagram and they're always sending like F1 memes and I'm like, I don't get it. Yellow, Lewis Hamilton, award winners to 199 for Mercedes, McSchumacher, Lewis Hamilton, Cardo Sepia Esteban Ocan to 100 for Alpine. Moreno Sopto and Charles Leclerc and Stroll. There's a green, JQ's for Van Amserfoot to 75. Ralph Beauchamp and Luham. Hey, thanks for the sub there, Collin. Luham, Vesur, Botas and Verstappen. Yellow, JQ's to 199 for Van Amserfoot. Plain Stroll and JQ. Races are now a Sunday ritual, that's awesome. Albon, Gasly, Callan Williams, that's awesome. That's what I'm saying, that's what I'm saying, dude. I feel like if I watched the show, I'd be like, okay, I need to watch out for one now. The races in general are just pretty cool. Oh yeah, Orange, Carlos Sines. There we go, Ferrari, 17 of 25, congrats on that wane. I like this one. Gorgeous orange there, Carlos Sines. Literally, that's what everybody says, Quack. She loves the sports drama, that's awesome. Really nice signs there. Jo Guan Yu, Botas, Sergio Perez and Nicholas Latifi. Starting next week, there's three straight weeks of races. Of F1 races, that's pretty cool. Every single Sunday next week. I do kinda like how it's all over the world, too. That's kinda cool. Yeah, the timing sometimes. Oh yeah, I mean the timing, like 3 AM races. I really would really have to get into it to commit to a Sunday at 3 AM if I work the next day. But then one's coming up or at 9 AM? Oh, that's good. There's a Max Verstappen, driver of the day, Stereo, that's a 99, nice one there. Lando Norris and Marcus Armstrong. So are there gonna be three races in America next year, then? I know Miami, yeah, Miami, what, Dallas or Austin is the other one? I know Vegas, Wisconsin. And Vegas, I know Vegas is gonna be so safe. Vegas is gonna be really freaking cool. There's a yellow Luham, Formula One award winner, it's the 199. Albon, Perez, the 7 AM, 10 AM central, when most of them happen. That's true, that's actually a good point. So you know the Schumacher, Louis Hamilton? Forrest. Forrest and Sean will be on tonight. What are they doing right there? God, I'm terrified for everybody. Green, Esteban Ocon, Alpine on the Portrait to 75. Jack Doohan and Verstappen. Yeah, and every single card does get sleep in top of it. Magnuson, Lando, Novolok and Verstappen again. That's the yellow Fernando Alonzo, Alpine, the 199. Bullock Bashe and Verstappen, why poor Donnie? I don't think, no, Donnie's off today. Not poor Donnie. Vettel Latifi and Louis Hamilton. All right, box number four. I'm sure Donnie's pumped right now. I'm sure he's playing golf, so. Yeah, still sleeping, probably playing golf. I've got the house, actually, I'm playing golf. We're doing something golf related. Practicing golf, playing golf, watching golf videos. It's Green, Pierre Gasly, Alphantzari, nice one there too, 75, right? Yeah, 75. Okay, cute. Gasly, Vashor, Luham and Gunther Steiner. Signs, there's a yellow signs right behind it. Nice one there again for Ferrari, 2199. Alonzo and Alonzo. Lance Stroll for Aston Martin on the Aqua 299. Or the Teal 299, Aston Martin. Donnie Divits, Botas Verstappen. My shoulder, four years ago, I think it's almost time. Oh yeah, I think it's definitely almost time, Quack. Absolutely. There's a yellow, Joe Guan Yu. Nice one there for Alfa Romeo. There he goes, Zach, 1199. Mick Schumacher, Luham. Sergio Perez, driver of the day, 2100 for Red Bull. Bass and bass. Top to bottom, got four hooks. Oh my God, God, that sounds painful, Quack. Good lord, dude. All right, last box of the break, everybody. Do a quick recap of some of the lower number color as well after the break is over. Oh, negative, Louis Ableton to 15. Grand Prix winner, 2021 round of 15, around 15. Nice one there. The April? Yeah, that is April, right there. Let's go, April. Nice. Ricardo and Clementino Balac. You, Luham, Lando and Logan Sgt. Quack, that's something my dad would say, 100%. I don't know how to, that is something that Sean would say, yeah. Ooh, Red. It is Sergio Perez, three of five. I think that's the variation too. Six, I think that's the variation. That's massive, dude. Massive card, three of five Perez on the variation. That's so sick. We'll get that Mac right away. That's fantastic.  Negative, Luham to 15, and then a Red Perez variation. Signs, Vettel Perez. This is the wrong Red Bull driver. Zach did say I was almost right, predicting the big Verstappen coming out of here. Chambolic Vashi, Sheru Racing System. Two 199, Future Stars, Verstappen and Matai Venato. That's out of five, yeah. Out of 15 and out of five in one box. That's nuts, dude. That's absolutely nuts. Sebastian Vettel, driver of the day to 99 on the teal for Aston Martin. Roy Nassani, Fernando Alonzo, Verstappen, Sargent and Lecler. Let's do a quick recap of our color here, guys. We've got Sebastian Vettel, Lance Stroll, Max Verstappen, Sebastian Vettel. Those are all to 99 to 75. Green JQs, Fernando Alonzo, Espan Ocon, Pierre Gasly, and then Magged Cards. We had Orange, Carlos Sainz, the 25 for Ferrari. We had the negative, Louis Hamilton, four of 15 for the, for Mercedes, and then an absolutely massive Red, Sergio Perez, three of five for Red Bull on a variation. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. That was a great, great five box to the F1 Sapphire. Next up, we've got nothing.


Today I have the pleasure on Critical Material Corner to discuss copper. So why don't we start with Byron King. Copper, is it a critical material and where is the copper market today? Well, absolutely, it's a critical material. If you don't have some, get some.  Copper, copper's big, copper's getting bigger. Demand, generally, I mean, this is global, we have limited time.  If you're not doing it right, you're not going to do it. And then in general, the world is dividing up into a multipolar world. This isn't the globalized world of 10 or 12 or 20 years ago.  Things that people in the West thought that they used to just be able to wave some money and they'll buy it. That's not going to be the case in the future. So where is your deposit and where, how do you plan to get it? In general, we're looking at strong copper market. And if you can't figure that out, I don't know what else to tell you. Let's move on to other important things that because we have a great guest today. Okay, I agree with you, Byron. And so, Jack, and you'd like to add anything since you are the critical material expert globally. And also, can you add whether or not the copper supply will meet the demand in this decade? Okay, well, the second one is easy. No. Because if we're going to electrify transfer to, I agree with Byron, by the way, that we're becoming a regional, even an individual national market for all metals. If you assume that the United States would be making all of its cars as EV electric, battery electric in the year 2030, it would require 17 million times 100 tons of copper per new car, per electric car. That turns out, I've done the math, that turns out to be about a million ton, new tons of copper. Because the US market today, we produce about 2000 tons of copper a year. We use about 2000 tons of copper a year. So as and some of us recycle. But as we add housing, cars, buildings, we're tying up copper, especially in homes. Typical American home has a quarter ton of copper. And that's not recycled for 50 to 75 years. So it's gone. American needs to be self sufficient and copper. Right now, it's on the cusp. These new projects are going to put us in deficit. The world's in deficit. We're going to be in deficit also. That's my opinion. And of course, we have Claudia Tornquist from Kodiak Copper. I'm sure you have some comments from both Byron's answers and Jack's answers. Would you like to just start there? Sure. In my, from my perspective, the copper supply side is particularly striking. I mean, the demand, I think is widely, widely seen by market commentators as just exploding, not just for copper, but also for other battery metals, green metals, etc. But in copper, in particular, if you look at the supply side, the picture is really stark. In the last 10 years, there have only been four major discoveries of more than a billion pounds of copper. And more copper was discovered in the single year in 1991, then in the last decade. And that simply is a function of the world coming off an extended period of low prices and no money being spent on exploration. So at this point, we are faced with a supply pipeline of projects that are being developed, future copper supply. That is at an all time low. Byron, would you like to add anything to Claudia's answer? I'd reinforce the part about, you know, several decades of under exploration and under investment. I mean, the world was just coasting along. If you look at the average age of the copper deposits that the world relies on, you're looking at big numbers, 50, 60, 70 years. Certain of the copper deposits that have supplied the world, they were discovered in the 1880s, the early 1900s, the 1920s, and we're still pulling copper up. But these are played out minds. They're very deep, the grade is low, all sorts of legacy, industrial, environmental problems, jurisdictional location problems, you know, water problems, labor problems. The world needs a refresh, which is why it is just critical that we see, you know, truly brilliant new projects coming through the pipeline, like Kodiak copper to name at least one name out of a list. But we're so fortunate to have Claudia here today to tell us about her project. I'd like to ask Claudia a question. I'm going to preface it with some information. In Arizona in Alaska, the US government in its brilliance has stopped dead two large copper projects, both of which were backed by global mining groups. And it's very frustrating because this this is the climate we live in. We need copper. And our government doesn't seem to understand it. What, where are you with getting permission to build your mind? I think you had done on a very important point, and that jurisdiction and where your project is is becoming more and more important. And I hear from many investors who really like where our project is located, BC, for reasons of obviously, just permits and ease of access, but also very much the whole ESG side of things, which is becoming more and more important to investors, investors just look for projects that take the boxes that are accepted by the local communities, where the whole stakeholder and indigenous and community relations side works that have local support. They're looking for projects that are taking care of the environment. All these angles are becoming more and more important. And so investors really look where is a project located. So with that, and further to Jack's question, he tells how Kodiak's project and how it will contribute to North to the North American supply chain. We were fortunate at Kodiak to make a porphy discovery. Just over a year ago, we drilled into a high grade zone called the gate zone at our MPD project in southern British Columbia. And we have this year just completed actually a large drill program of 22,000 meters and built onto this initial discovery and drilled a lot more high grade minimization and have now almost a kilometer in lengths across 350 meters down to 800 meters. So significant volume of high grade mineralization, copper mineralization that we have drilled. And so fantastic progress, we're very pleased. But of course, lots more to come because porphyries like the one we are exploring at Kodiak are large deposits. That's why we like them. And it also means and that's where it ties back into the whole supply story. It takes a while to really drill them, develop them, because they can grow into mines that then produce for decades. And if you don't have a discovery now of a porphyry, then you know, in 10 years time, there won't be a mine, because simply there is a long time span. So that's why it's all the more important to explore now so that when this supply gap really, really opens up in the second half of this decade, there is some new supply on the horizon. I think, Byron, you wanted to ask a question, didn't you? I do. Yes, thank you. Claudia, you're bringing us to a very important point, not just for your project, but for investors in general, that you don't just go out and find a mine. These things take decades in some respects to develop. Your particular project in British Columbia has been, let's say, prospected for many decades. There are a lot of people who drilled a lot of holes, kicked a lot of rocks before your team came along. Your team, though, went from prospecting work to exploring. Can you talk a little bit about what you had to do to get past the prospecting and into the exploration side of finding the deposit that you're building there? That's a good question, and it has a somewhat interesting answer. The MPD project, where we made our discovery, has been, as you said, been explored for decades since the 60s. And many different companies have drilled it at different points in time. And they found some good copper and golds, new surfers, but nobody really cracked the system. And what we did differently, and Kudas really there goes to Chris Taylor, our chairman, who is a very creative out of the box thinking geologist. He went and he did exactly what he did with our sister company, Great Bear, which is a fantastic success for him. He looked at the project that other people had explored, and just interpreted it in a different way, took a different approach, and made it a big success. He did that with Great Bear. And Kodiak is a similar story in that Chris's interpretation of the historic work was that all the drilling simply wasn't deep enough. And his view, exploration thesis was that the high rate zones can be found at greater depth. So we drilled deeper and had success right off the bat. We made the first discovery hole in our first main drill program. And it's been onwards and upwards from there. Look, I just bring one more point here that, you know, when in the in the olden days, you know, people would drill 100 meters, 200 meters, you know, when you when you start to drill 500 and 600 and 800 meters, the cash register really starts to ring. Those are expensive holes.  Well, our first discovery hole, High Grade Discovery hole, generally did quite some excitement in the market. And we then had a large resource company, Tech Resources, joined our shareholder register invest $8 million in our company become the 9.9 or take up 9.9% of our shares that enabled us to raise $12 million that funded this year's big drill program. And of course, again, was received very well by the market because if a big company such as Tech of shows interest in a project and puts not an insignificant investment into a company that shows that they think they have the potential this can be big. Tech is a big company. They're not interested in small projects. And it was a great vote of confidence in our project. And we were very glad to welcome them as a major shareholder. They're a fantastic partner. Let me ask one last question. What is it you're planning to sell? Are you going to go to blister copper anode copper? What is what is the product going to be from your mind? Look at this stage, we're an exploration project. And we are all about discovery. What we know is that we have a large porphy system on our hands. And that's, I think, what the future potential is to build a big porphy mine, just like the ones in the vicinity, we are between Copper Mountain to our south and Highland Valley to our north to large copper mines, which I think paint a picture of what the pen potential is for Kodiak's MPG project. I'm sorry. All I'm all I meant was depending on what your or is, it means what you can make, if certain impurities prohibit the production of wire, and wire is going to be the big product in the future. Anyway, thank you very much. And I'm very glad to see that North America is entering a new era, hopefully of making a producing sufficient copper, so we can move forward. And I think your project is very likely to help that situation. Thank you. Yeah, I'd like to thank everybody joined us today. And thank you for pointing out that your chairman Chris Taylor is very involved with Kodiak Copper. And of course, we have resource expert Byron King, and critical materials expert Jack Lipton. Thank you, everybody. Thank you, Claudia. Appreciate it from Kodiak Copper.


Like I said from the beginning 90% of agents don't make it in this business And if you're making any kind of excuse whatsoever What side of that you think you're part of the 10% or part of the 90% you know what part of that statistic? Are you gonna fall under at the end of the day?  So I don't know man I'm at the same level right now. I'm trying I'm building other businesses I'm doing other things that are monstrous mountains in front of me that people could look at and say, you know That's too hard, you know, but I'm Ricky Karuth, you know I have DNA inside of me that will not allow me will not allow me to stop Listen to me listen to what I'm saying here, please There's an unlimited amount of loyal clients loyal, which means they'll never use another agent Yeah, you'll have clients that use you and use another one to come back to you and do all that stuff I'm talking about loyal unlimited amount of loyal clients Unlimited more than you'll ever get to for each and every one of you problem is y'all haven't put the work in to find them Once you realize closings happen every day business is unlimited It brings you down to one more key point and that is that competition ceases to exist Businesses unlimited guys and competition doesn't exist. Do you understand people live in the life? They want to live because like the purse people's perspective your perspective shapes How you look at certain things and then therefore? dictates the actions that you take daily and then that that's what determines your at your results And if you can have a different perspective so many people's perspective is so backwards It's just completely just it needs to be completely recalibrated to the point of understanding how great and How wonderful of a life this is and we're taking all this for granted guys, you know last year We woke up in a world where we couldn't go to restaurants. We couldn't see your family We couldn't work for the most part, you know we had some of the most simple things in life taken away from us and we really needed to take a step back and Start to appreciate more like even the fact that we wake up and breathe every day is like, you know If you really sit down and think about it It's just something amazing you need to be like a byproduct of how much work you're putting in how many seeds you're planning Relationships you're creating. It's just a byproduct of you just trying to do the right thing and help people use this career Of yours of selling real estate as a mechanism to just help people But you you shouldn't be focused on transactions You should be a hundred percent focused on collecting data and building relationships transactions will just happen, right? You'll crush 2021 if you're focused on 2023 because you're not going to care what you make in 2021 when 2023 rolls on you're only going to care about what you make in 2023 and the amount of money you make in 2023 is only going to be predicated on the work that you put in in 2021 in terms of how many people you talk to and relationships you created in the brand that you built


If you were to guess what TVF stands for, what do you think it stands for? Two very friendly pictures. That's not funny at all. Thanks, Victor Franco. I like that one!  Thing. It. Name Rick. Please follow us on Instagram, Twitter, and thank you! Once again to everyone who supports us on Patreon. Yes, folks. You are fantastic. Thank you so much. We are overwhelmed by the support. Yeah, we are. Like I said, I upload everything that we record on there first. Yep. So you get early access and stuff that we had to take down or that gets copyrighted or completely blocked in certain countries. Because we won't be stopped. It's on there, like the Bachubali War scene. Nice. Did you hear the way he said that? Bachubali. Yeah, man. I probably still said it wrong. He felt that. Bachubali. Yeah, but you felt it. So we are reacting to a, y'all requested this a lot. It's called TVF Pictures. It's a web series on something that is TVF. I don't know exactly what that is. I think it's an app, Netflix kind of thing, but I don't know. Are the guys that throw the ball in cricket called pictures? Yes, I think this is about cricket. There you go. But we are reacting to the season one trailer. Okay, so one, let us know how it is. If we should react to it, should we do episode by episode reaction before sacred games? Yeah, of the two. Which which which you choose. Let us know. Yeah, let's see this. No, I can't leave the job. Sir, the staff has requested the lunch pad to be extended for 15 minutes to half an hour.  We want our company to be as big as possible. Then he needs to be Steve Jobs, you need to be Steve Bosnia, and I need to be Sean Parker. Sean Parker is a superman.  You need an MBA. Business expert, how will you run the company?  We don't need you. So, Mandal is not a serial killer, is he? Only if looks could kill. Why, I'm serious. Do you really think your idea is one in a million? How will you get a funding party? How will it happen? Sir, you are lucky enough. You are doing a good job in my company. People are realizing my potential, I'm a valuable employee to the company. Yeah, Navin, we have no jobs. We have to start a company with or without Cheetu. You will see, without Cheetu, we are no company. I really want to be part of this. I won't do it for you. I won't do it for myself. I also think that you are a little passionate. That's why you are leaving me alone. I don't think you are passionate, Navin. Leave the salary effect and give it to the market. It's all about luck. In our company, there are such people who have some work experience. Why do you work for a similar company? You need to figure out what they need. I don't have that much money. I don't have any funding. If I buy this bocah, I will sell it to them. That's it. Is it that graduates, whenever they have their 90s jobs, they are bored of it. To get out of the company, you have to think of only three ways. IS, never start up. Okay, so it's not cricket. That's pitchers like sales pitch. Spending is half on the winner team. E, N, P. Spending is half on the winner team. Clearly, they are pitchers as in sales and stuff. Got you. So yeah, maybe there's a different... Because I know somebody said there was one TVF series that is about the cricket. So maybe there's a different one that I was missing. But this one was also very suggested. The pitchers was the most suggested. Was this the right one? Yeah, I don't know. Who knows? We'll know. Yeah, we'll know. We'll know soon enough. We'll know in the comments. We'll get a lot of comments. That's not the right... But it looked really good. It did. It looked very similar. Let me know if it's strictly a drama or if it has a bunch of comedy aspects to it. Kind of like a Silicon Valley. I know you've never seen that. Are there musical numbers? I hope not. Oh, I hope so. Out of nowhere, man. Yeah, out of nowhere. All the... For a web series, you said this is a web series. It looks really high quality. Really high quality and the acting looked really genuine. Very nice, very real. Believed everybody that I was watching. Became interested in it quickly. I'd be interested to watch it. Yeah. So like we said, please let us know if it's worth the watch and if you'd like to see us review each episode. This or Sacred Games. Yeah. Which would come first if we were doing a series. Yeah, if we were doing a series review. Yeah. Please let us know. Yeah. Because we don't want to do one that you don't want us to see.  Yeah. Yeah, we don't like things that suck. No. We saw Matt, he got about somebody who mis-edited a piano. Yeah, which by the way... No, we're not talking about this. Goodbye.