Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's casebreaks.com alongside Nick Jasper right here, live here at the National in Chicago at the PWCC booth. Big thanks to PWCC for hooking us up with some time here and all the technology here, which is awesome. Big thanks to everybody here. We're breaking 2023 tops, Sterling Baseball, four box picker team number 15. Big thanks to this group right here for getting into the action. Rob all the way down to Richard or Rob down to Travis and the Tigers. Then Travis and the Tigers all the way down to John and the Mets. John and the Mets all the way down to Lewis Reeves and the Reyes. Then there's Tristan, Michael and Richard with the Rangers, Blue Jays and Nationals respectively. Wait, no, this is the wrong list. Why did that control? Hang on a second. This internet browser is a little weird. There we go. There's the 2023 top Sterling list. So we got Julian and the Diamondbacks down to Howard with the Tigers. There you go. Howard's like, where was my name? So there's all of Howard's teams. Then from Howard all the way down to Howard again with the Mets. Then we got, there's Lorenzo. He's got the A's, Chris with the Reyes and El Guapo, Blue Jays and Nationals. That's the correct list, just making sure everybody was paying attention. All right, now let's rip this open. Let's see what we got. Good luck everybody. Bat knob, bat knob, bat knob. If we pull a bat knob, we're going to run around this booth like Mad Men, we're going to break the glass. All right, there's one, two, three, four. Oh, you can pop those. That's right. Howard's shirts are going off.  It's going to be a smash one. Show off the summer buds. Dance on the table. These guys will throw dollar bills over the window here. It's going to throw fives in here. Fives? Wow, that's a high opinion of yourself, sir. All right, we got to do the guessing game. All right, so guessing the chat, if you feel like it. Retired numbers. In 1990s and it'll be all stars when the Nationals were the best, according to the boss man. Ricky Henderson, Frank Thomas. Uh-oh. Yeah, Rex, you always got to get your team, man. Our first hit, dual relic and autograph. David Ortiz, big boppy, nice. Two color dual relic, on-card autograph, 7 out of 25 for Howard and the Red Sox. We're going to put those right back in these slider boxes, Howard. Nice. I'm going to make this list a little smaller so I can read it. Next one, 1990s MLB all-stars, 1990s MLB all-stars, yeah, without having to, like, work out every day, batting practically, get on a plane, travel to hotels, and wow. It's Ricky Henderson. Nick called it. One of one, two. One of one, Oakland A's, that's Lorenzo, he's in the chat. Lorenzo, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. That is nice. What did I say? Now you got to get the rest of the letters. Chase, we just did the first box, nothing for you yet. Yet. All right, you can guess with us if you want. Top's all-star rookie cup team, and we've got 2,000s MLB all-stars. Eat your row. Eat your row, is Nick's guess. Rushman. Okay. Ajeets. All right, we got dual relic and autograph. It's going to be Miguel Cabrera. You got a piece of the lumber. You got his on-card autograph. Looking nice. And that's number two out of 25. That's another one for Howard and the Tigers. We met Howard last year as national. I think it was last year as Atlantic City, right? Yeah. The shopping was worth it for a while, but putting faces to names, it's always nice. All right, and Nick was guessing Adley Rushman in this one. Rex was guessing Juniors, Griffey Jr., Vlad Jr. This is a little thicker than usual. Low number. It is nice. Little Chicago mojo, Luis Robert, quad relic and on-card autograph. That is two out of five. Another train whistle. This time for the White Sox, that'll be for Lorenzo. Wow, Lorenzo had the one of one and the same Lorenzo flores with the Chicago White Sox, the South Siders. Lorenzo, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Nice. I know, taste is like, come on, let's let some other people eat here. All right, halfway through the break, if we got two more train whistles, that'd be awesome. A little live at the PWCC booth, mojo. Stat leaders, post-season performers. Is post-season trademarked? Oh. What's all that? That's kind of weird. I guess the other leagues call it playoffs. Oh, yeah, maybe. Stat leaders. Stat leaders. That's so broad. It's a very broad category. It could be anybody. Otani. Otani. Stat leaders. Wow, you were pretty close though, Nick. Triple relic and autograph, Ichiro. Nick gets them in the previous box, seven out of ten. And that's Mariners' edition of Ichiro. That'll be for Justin, Justin G and Seattle, nice. Post-season performers, Rex is thinking an astro, an astro. Lasman thinks a brave. Nick Jaspy thinking Reggie Jackson. I mean, you get more points for guessing the player than the team, obviously. If you guess a team, it's kind of a cop-out. But team and player, I mean, that's extra points right there. That's full marks, that's full marks. Dual relic and autograph, it is John Smoltz, one out of 25, that is a brave. Highlighting his 3084 strikeouts. I got to be locked in. He's got to be partial. All right, last two, Fielding Award winners and Hall of Famers. Absolutely. I'll say Fielding Award winners Nolan Aronato, future Dodger. This is Fielding Award winners. Fielding Award winners. Could be your boy, Brooks. I'll say Brooks Robinson. I don't think he's on the track. Maybe last year he was. All right, last one is, second to last, Yachty, Yachty or Molina, that looks like a little face, right?  Cardinals, that's going to be El Guapo. And last one here, Hall of Famer, sorry Chase, although we do tell people play to the whistle, you never know. Next thing in Rhino, Ozzie, guess is here. All right, a Hall of Famer. Oh, we got an OO from Nick. It is, wow, Wade Boggs, 11 out of 25, Boston Red Sox Edition, Teddy would love this. Highlighting his sterling season 1988, a 366 batting average, wow, 965 OPS, awesome stuff. Boston Red Sox, that's another one for Howard, nice, congrats Howard. And thanks everybody. Thanks for watching the break. Thanks again to PWCC for hosting us here at this booth. Thanks to the National for another great year, a lot of fun, little warm, but still that hasn't deterred anybody. People are still flowing in here, coming in here. So thanks everybody for watching. We'll see you back at home in Hermosa Beach. I'm Joe for josmeescasewrakes.com, thanks, and I'll see you next time for the next break. Say goodbye, Nick.


So we're here at Mobile World Congress and there's a nice and big Ubuntu booth right here. So there's Ubuntu everywhere in the world. That's right. And it's thanks to developers and our community that it does so many interesting things in so many interesting places. So have you reached what you set out to do in the beginning? Well, what we've reached is much bigger than what I think we set out to do in the beginning, right? I really wanted to make sure that there was a great, solid, free software platform that was available to people who wanted one.  And so now we've gone all over the cloud. We're in telco networks, front end, back end data centers, edge devices, phones. I'm very, very proud to be part of all of this. And it's hard to know who's using it, right? Because it's like they're not telling you, are they? No one has to tell us that they're using Ubuntu. No one has to tell us how they're using Ubuntu effectively. So we learn about these projects long after the case, which I think is great. What I care about is that Ubuntu is of a very high quality, very high standard, so that everybody can count on having a great experience with it. And so on this side, you have a lot of server stuff, and behind you have IoT stuff. That's right. And there's a lot of stuff happening with IoT. You're going to be in IoT? That's right. So down here, we're simulating exchanges or central offices, co-location facilities. Those are the rooms where all of the wires come into the telco. That's the entry point to the telco network effectively. And what we're showing is building different kinds of clouds with different self-define networks, and then deploying different kinds of virtual network functions, which are like telco applications on top of those clouds, which is really cool. On the back wall, we're showing a whole bunch of IoT. We have Samsung with their Artec 5 and 10. We have a range of devices from Dell. We have devices from top-of-rack switches through DSLAMs, DSL aggregation managers, home routers, GSM base stations, software-defined radio, GSM base stations, drones, robots, 3D printers. And they're all using Snappy of them to call. Is that relatively new, and it just kind of like coming out? You know, that works. Snappy has started when we started the phone, because for the phone, we knew we needed to create a new kind of packaging system that had a much more reliable upgrade and rollback mechanism. And it was much easier for developers that simplified all of the packaging. So that work has evolved from the click packages that we use in the phone to Snappy, which we first used in 1504. And Snappy 3.0 will be in 1604 LTS, so that's going to be a pretty incredible experience for developers. There's a lot of excitement for Snappy, no? Yes. Snappy, I think, is a breath of fresh air for developers, because it lets them grab code from GitHub, grab code from RubyGems, Node.js packages, pull all of those together into a nice, easy bundle that they can then ship off to the cloud or ship off to a device or ship off to a desktop. So it's very exciting. It's a very clean way to work. It's very empowering for developers, and it's a great experience for them. So somebody just commented on one of my videos saying that Linus Torvalds said that 2016 we're going to see ARM laptops going gangbusters. Are you going to be part of them? Are you going to be part of that? Linus is a little behind the times. I like him very much, but he should know that we have tons of ARM laptops today, right? There are ARM Chromebooks, and we should celebrate that as a win for Linux and for free software. Regardless of the details of the stack, that is a radically new way of thinking about personal computing. And I think it's a fantastic achievement by the Linux community and by Google. So the convergence device here, this is the middle of our range of phone, tablet and PC. We launched the tablet with BQ. It won trusted reviews, best of show, and it won Tom's Hardware biggest surprise, which was a huge surprise for us and a fantastic accomplishment for the team. You can actually see an ARM device that's acting as a desktop and acting as a phone, and it's an amazing experience. I love the Chromebooks. I think it's fantastic. When I go to engineering conferences and stuff, everybody's using Intel computers and stuff, so maybe what he meant is all these engineers should be having ARM laptops this year and they should be running Ubuntu, right? Well, maybe, but also maybe engineers will find that they start using the Samsung Arctic 5 or using an Intel Sophia or using a Raspberry Pi and creating things that they never imagined. Everything is now much bigger than the PC, right? It's the phone. It's the tablet. It's the PC. It's virtual reality. It's augmented reality.  So it's great for me to be part of that. It's great for the free software community to be able to be right at the cutting edge of that and I'm very proud to be leading a small bit of all of that. But there's a lot of work that's going on right here. Sure, but luckily we've got a lot of people to make it happen, right? Yeah. The company. That's right. So, but we have a whole bunch of different missions and a bunch of different people focused on those. The team working on personal computing are super passionate about the phone tablet PC convergence story and I think it's really beautiful. You know, I'm delighted that Microsoft, HP and others have now decided that that convergence thing might have legs. I think it's fantastic that a small British company with people all over the world can be building a free software platform that looks and smells just like the future everybody else has decided they want to create and we've done that, you know, with a small but passionate community. It sounds a little bit like another company called ARM. It might well have something in common with the ragtag bunch of adventurers. Yes. The diversity of our story I think matches that and well, what can I say? I'm delighted to be part of that. So, there was Ubuntu on Android a couple of three years ago. What do you think about this idea? About an app on Android that launches Ubuntu, is that? You know, I think we're entering a new phase of work with containers and so on. So Linux is getting powerful enough to let us mix and match the best of those worlds. I certainly think there's lots to celebrate in the Android world, in the Chrome world. You know, I think we shouldn't forget it's a huge part of our experience that Chrome is part of our experience, right? So, you know, for all the fact that we like to draw lines and mark our territory, the fact is everybody's kind of interdependent on everybody else. So, we should do a little bit of bitching and a little more kind of celebrating just how wild the world has gotten and how much of that is built on free software that we all use and contribute to. And I'm just guessing, I'm sure you can't really say, but I'm sure you help all these guys make what they do also. You're kind of like consulting, you're helping all these people, right? When they have issues with Linux, you go and make it work for them, right? A little bit. Well, I like the idea that we can kind of help everybody solve problems cheaply, right? It seems silly for everybody to solve the same problem separately. So, with Ubuntu, we're solving a sort of straightforward problem, which is how can you have a high-quality maintained Linux, right? Which is freely available to everybody. With Juju, we're solving a different problem, which is, okay, how can you essentially command and control infrastructure at scale, whether that's across racks of ARM servers, racks of X86 servers, tons of VMs on a public cloud, lots of power servers? How can you command and control that to go really, really fast? So, what you're seeing here is telco software at scale being deployed on bare metal, being deployed on clouds. With Snappy, we're solving a different problem, which is, okay, if we're going to have all of these billions of Linux devices, and we need to be keeping them secure. You know, last week there was a huge security vulnerability that affects every Linux device out there. How many home routers got updated? Well, Snappy Ubuntu Core solves that problem because we on that day can publish the update and every home user will instantly get it and choose if they want to apply it. And if their vendor signs it, then it will instantly be applied to all of those home routers, or if their operator pushes it, then it'll all instantly get applied. So, we're solving real problems, which come from the success of Linux, right? We celebrate the success of Linux, but also know we have to evolve. And with the personal computing, with Unity 8 and the conversion story, we're really trying to put free software right at the front of what personal computing could be, right? And I know there's some people who say, why would you bother with something that's only 1% of the world, but 1% of the world is enough to change the world, right? And so, I want to make sure that we have a high secure or free software platform that can be anything that people need it to be. And so, that's why I'm so proud of that team and all the work that they have done. I think you can be proud. You have changed the world, right? You have, you're touching everything. Like the network, the servers, and everybody in the world is basically being influenced by what you are doing. We are driving change in the world, but we're also riding change in the world, right? We're riding a wave, which is much bigger than us. And it's nice that we are kind of the, we make that wave look orange, but the reality is there's a huge ecosystem and a huge community of people that are much bigger than we are and don't necessarily, you know, aren't even necessarily focusing the same goals that we are. And I'm mindful of that. And a positive about the future. The future is gonna be lots. Just a little bit orange, maybe.


Thousands of demonstrators converged opposite the White House on Saturday to call for an end to Israeli military action in Gaza, part of a global day of action against the longest and deadliest war between Israel and Palestinians in 75 years. People held aloft signs questioning President Joe Biden's viability as a presidential candidate because of his staunch support for Israel in the nearly 100-day war against Hamas civil rights activists and family members of those killed in Gaza during the latest conflict demanded a ceasefire and that US President Joe Biden and Congress and military funding and weapons transfers to Israel, nearly two-thirds of the 23,843 people killed during Israel's campaign in Gaza have been women and children, according to the health ministry in the Hamas-run territory. Israel declared war in response to Hamas' unprecedented cross-border attack on October. Seven in which the Islamic militant group killed some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took 250 others hostage to IT was the deadliest attack in Israel's history and the deadliest for Jews since the Holocaust. I call on my fellow Americans to not just demand but force an immediate and permanent ceasefire. We demand that President Biden and Congress to end military funding and weapons transfers to Israel that killed my family and all the other families. I want to capture the insanity of the moments. How low is the threshold, how low the barometer that calling for a ceasefire is too much for some politicians and media commentators and people who claim to be for human rights with the backdrop of 10,000 murdered children? How low is the threshold of morality? In the backdrop of genocide, you have still not found it in your moral conscience to call for a ceasefire. You are heartless.


Hi Nice to see you. We are at ID Tech Show 2018 in Berlin, and we are at the booth of first graphene So guys tell me what is the story of your company? Well, we We start with the highest grade Graphite content possible, right 97% grade vain graphite from Sri Lankan And we process it through our graphene cell Technology for a very gentle way of converting it into high-quality malt graphene so lowest cost bulk best quality and We're turning that into commercial products at the moment And so is this your core advantage the fact that you are vertically integrated and you have access to high-quality precursor. Yeah, the best grade Gives us the lowest cost and that flows through to everything else that we're doing Pretty great commercial advantage So what is the scale of your graphene operation today? Currently if we were to operate the maximum capacity three shifts, right we could do 90 tons per annum On a one shift basis is 25 tons per annum So It's quite significant in the world of graphene. It's a lot of graphene And so we know graphene has all these wonderful properties But what are the key core markets that you guys are focusing on? What are the key applications? so We're very focused on some some of the high-volume markets. So we've got some novel flame retardant products that we have so we were actually formulating a flame-resistant coating for timber which is a significant market in Australia and North America. So that's one area other areas include concrete additives we're adding our graphene to concrete to improve increase the tensile and compressive strength of strength of concrete and obviously we're also looking at conductive Additives in in inks and coatings. We've also have a program with a university on plastics. We're looking at Improved properties in plastics using our graphene and then the nice thing about first graphene is we also have some downstream investments in technologies such as Supercapacitors which are based on graphene oxide materials So, you know graphene never exists in isolation. You're always competing with another material Maybe different form of carbon. So maybe let's just focus on two target applications. These flame retardant Material and your supercapacitors. How do you differentiate from other non graphene materials that are out there? Well, if you look at the flame retardancy market at the moment, that's really interesting It's it's in a difficult place right now because many of the very excellent performing Flame retardant materials have been banned in Europe and in North America So the industry is looking for alternatives. The alternatives have to be non-toxic environmentally friendly. What we've shown with our fire retardancy material is that you can you can use graphene as a flame retardant additive and This is also being covered recently in the timber trader News magazine, which is obviously focused on timber industry But the advantage of graphene is it's not Falling foul of those changes in the in the regulatory status So this is an industry that needs a solution and we believe graphene offers that solution Right and what about some of the how do you address some of the other challenges in the industry? For example the cost of production Maybe your purity helps, but is there anything else you do and also Success has typically been associated with going a little bit closer to the customer Putting it into an ink or into a master badge. So what is your strategy there? Well? We're getting a lot of our technologies from universities, right? But the challenge is to get it out of universities scale and up and get into industry So we're doing a lot of interface with industry industry organizations We need to lead them down the graphene path Every customer will have slightly different requirements. It's different finishes different Functionalization, so we have to get close to those industries and Design something that suits them. It's very much Our one of our key focuses at the moment I see and so let's fast forward five years. Where do you imagine your company? To be and also where do you imagine graphene as an industry to be? That's a big question So let's let's take graphene in his industry. I think graphene as an industry is still very much in the nearly phases We are seeing some successes in commercialization with graphene for example graphene inks There's a strong push by the graphene Manufacturing companies to move downstream and make those applications happen I think that will continue and then we'll start to see Graphene materials being adopted in larger bulk markets such as plastics and concrete and construction materials I think that is when we'll start to see a real Growth in the value of graphene and the volumes of graphene that are being manufactured From a first graphene point of view Obviously as warwick said earlier, we have this advantage of the very high quality graphite The other advantage we have is we go from that all which comes out of the ground as you saw earlier as a lump of pure carbon And we have a one-step exfoliation process which delivers graphene products Which we can then sort and finish into a range of different graphene materials, which will be suitable for conductive inks fire it on and see Plastic additives so I would expect to see first graphing with a portfolio of Graphene products and graphene based products that are targeting those different industries in in five years Excellent. Thanks very much. Thank you. Thank you. Kasia. Good to talk to you. Thank you


Oh my goodness, wait until you hear this story. What I sold these for, absolutely crazy. Hey, Bolo Buddies, thanks for watching. On my little pony. Amazing, right? All right, let's get started. Hey, Bolo Buddies, thanks for watching. Okay, we are gonna jump into 21 Big Bunny Bolo's. These are items that I sold on eBay for $35 or more. If you would like to see items that I sold for $35 or less, those are my bread and butter videos. Typically I source really cheap. So I am gonna tell you where I got the item, what I paid for it and what it sold for, and we're just gonna dig right in and get started. All right, so the first item here is this lot of vintage Fisher Price Little People. And I actually sourced this at a YouTube auction from Auctions For You. It was in a mystery toy box that I purchased. And I ended up allotting all of these together. Could I have sold them individually? Probably, it probably would have been more long tail taken longer to sell. I decided to lot these up and I ended up selling these for $59.20 and the buyer was all in for $72.93. This was a $100 mystery toy box that these came out of. So I made more than half my money back with just this item. Check out the full video of everything I got on this channel. It's an unboxing and I pop up screen shares of how I listed everything. So I do keep those unboxings educational. All right, this one, oh my goodness, wait until you hear this story. What I sold these for, absolutely crazy. When I picked them up, did I know? Nope, absolutely no clue. I just thought they were super cute and weird and weird sells guys. These are from Annoying Orange. I can't remember if somebody said it was a TV show or what it was, but I certainly had never heard of it. So they are Annoying Orange mini kitchen crew figures, apple orange, lemon and pear, lot of four toys. You see that price, $93.75 and that is what it sold for. I did have it on sale and the buyer paid shipping. So they were all in for $106.12. These are tiny. These are just little mini figures you guys. Is that crazy or what? So these are most definitely a Bolo. If you ever see these, definitely pick them up. And really they sold pretty quickly. I feel like I priced them on the higher end of comps and super thrilled with this Bolo for sure. The next item I sold is this close to my heart. They are clear acrylic stamps. And I got these at a, oh, the Annoying Orange or the Annoying, yeah, those little characters. I paid 75 cents for those at a garage sale. Sorry, I don't think I said that. All right, so these stamps I got at a garage sale. I paid $3 for the whole box of them. This is what they look like. I don't know. I feel like when I see them, typically at garage sales, they are individually priced and they're kind of priced high. I don't know what these retail for, but this was the whole set for three bucks. So I definitely jumped on that. I had two boxes, one box sold quicker than the other box. And I think I sold them both. I think maybe I still have one left. I can't remember. I wanna say I sold both of them. But I ended up taking the best off for $50 on this and the buyer paid shipping. The next item came out of a mystery box. And if you guys watch my channel, you know I'm not a huge fan of breakables, but I wanted to keep these three guys together. So they're what, about five inches tall and they're kind of wide. So they were kind of tricky to ship because they were awkward, but I got the job done and I didn't hear anything back. So they must have made it safely, but I just had to list these. I thought they were pretty cool. And vintage Halloween has a tendency to do pretty well. I sold these for $55. The buyer was all in for 75, 85. Could I have held out for more? Yeah, if I would have waited until Halloween maybe, but I was happy with that. I got them out of a mystery box from a thrift store. And typically my cost of goods is pretty low for those items. So I'm guessing I had $5 or less in those. So I was happy with the $55 offer. This is a dollhouse miniature wood sideboard table. The brand is Smith's, Smith's, oh, I can't say it. Smith, Sanone. I just, it's right here guys. I'm underlining it with my arrow. Cannot say that word. Got it at an estate sale for $10. I did pay up for this dollhouse furniture. It was in new condition. I know it says used, but the box was open and I cannot say for sure if it was ever taken out of the box and displayed and just put back nicely. So I marked it pre-owned to be safe. But bought a whole bunch of a dollhouse furniture at an estate sale. I have pretty much sold out of it. I may have a few pieces left. It was a great score. It was the last day. So I was able to negotiate a little bit, but I still paid 10 for this. Sold it for $40 on best offer and the buyer paid shipping. This crayon, I don't know why, but I just knew he was gonna sell for nice money. I could not find another one like it. It is a green crayon exclusively for Benny Smith. And I ended up selling this for $37 plus shipping, which I think is pretty fantastic for a plush. I got this at a garage sale for 50 cents. All right, these came from the Goodwill Benz. I saw these and I snagged them up as quick as I could. I knew as soon as I saw them that they are a Bolo, vintage magic math machine, multiplication and division. So what you do is you, I think I have a picture of it where I showed, maybe I didn't, you push down on the key and it shows you the answer. I thought I showed it, but I guess I didn't. These sell really good. They are from 1993. And this sold very quickly. I sold this for $37.50 and the buyer paid shipping. The next item, just love this one. Again, I knew this one was gonna sell for decent money.  They're like little rabbits on the feet. How cute is that? I got this at a garage sale for $1 and I sold this for $52.50 and the buyer paid shipping. This one is World of Smile Bunny Easter Rabbit and it's from 1988.  If you don't know what quilted means, let me try to get you a close-up. You see how it has the thread through the fabric? That is called quilted and that is what the tag looks like there for you. The next item is this silver plate flatware. I was at a garage sale. I picked this up for five bucks, all of it. Kind of hoping that there was gonna be sterling in there that they missed. I figured for five bucks I would take a chance. And I was like, what do I do with this now? And I decided to list it. And you wanna know something? It sold super fast. I did not clean it. I left it as is, as seen. There were, I thought about doing it in, like this was gonna be a separate listing and then this one and then this and this. And I then decided I don't want to create four listings. I'm just gonna put it all together. So that's why you see the separate photos. I ended up selling this for $42. The buyer was all in for $63.39. So can you sell flatware that is not, it's tarnished. It needs cleaned. Yes, you can. And some of this was cut through even all the way to the point where if you polish it, it's not going to clean up. Just put clear pictures. The next item are these Harley Davidson rain pants. I picked these up for five bucks at a garage sale and I sold these for $51 plus shipping. All right, this is a vintage 1998 Rose Barbie doll collector edition number one, or first edition in series. Got this at a garage sale for three bucks and I sold her for $41.24. She was a little bit long tail. Some of these Barbies do take longer to sell. I price on the high end of comps for my Barbies and I offer international shipping. I feel like a lot of my Barbies go internationally. This is a Mary Engelbreit flag. If you don't know about Mary Engelbreit, get to know that brand because most of her items are at the very least a great bread and butter item, but some of them can go for big money. This flag ended up selling for $37. The buyer was all in for $46.75. This next item, I ended up paying up for this and I should have held out for more. If I remember correctly, I did not have the original box for this and it's four foot tall, but I got this at a thrift store and I paid 10 bucks for it. I ended up selling it for $36.50 and the buyer was all in for $47.75. And when I listed it, I did not realize that the adapter had a defect. All right, another breakable. Okay, so I did not wanna list these. I put it off and put it off and put it off because I hate shipping stuff like this, but when I saw these at this garage sale, I was like, these are beautiful. And if I drank out of glasses on a regular basis, I probably would have kept them because I just think they're awesome. But anyway, I usually drink out of water bottles so I really don't have much use for this, but they are, I would consider these mid-century modern and I sold these for $127.75. How fantastic is that? I don't even remember what I paid for them. It was probably under $10 for sure and those came from a garage sale. The next item, I saw this at the thrift store and I just had a feeling that it was gonna be a bolo. I know that some Zelda items can do really well, some of the games, so when I saw this guy, I was like, ooh, and he was only $1.75. So I paid $1.75 for him and he sold for $55 plus shipping. The next is this vintage shop with me talking cash register. And this is the second one that I have sold. I got this out of a mystery box and I sold it for $40 plus shipping. The next item here is this faux leather dollhouse couch and sofa. How stinking cute is that new old stock? And I got this at a thrift store for $9 and I sold it for $66.60 plus shipping. The next item here is this Disney catalog witch Snow White adult costume. It is an XXL and it did have a issue with the seam but I got this at the Goodwill. It was with the costumes. I walked in and I could not believe that this was sitting there. It was amazing. The Disney catalog and this plush head was massive. This thing was huge, you guys. I kid you not, it was massive. It was so heavy. I wanna say this went internationally but don't quote me on that. Let's see. I did not write down what I paid for it which I typically put that under the custom skew so that I know for my videos, but I didn't. I am so sorry. I don't think it was that much, maybe $10 or $15. And I ended up taking the best offer of 140 plus shipping on that. All right, this is from that video. I was at the thrift store and it says jackpot and I was digging through all of this plush at a thrift store. And this little stif horse, I saw the little tag on its ear and I'm like, oh my goodness. Now I will tell you, I looked on eBay and I was not real impressed with the comps. And this was one of them where I went over to worth point and I saw some that were listed and had sold higher. So what I decided to do was price this hide based on what I saw on worth point and it sold pretty quickly for $74 plus shipping. If I would have went by eBay comps and active listings, I would have sold it for less. So that is where worth point pays off for me is when I do that additional research, when I feel like either I'm unsure or I just feel like it could be more valuable than what I'm seeing. And worth point has made me so much money just by giving me knowledge and information. I do have a video that says is worth point worth it. And I show you some other scenarios or situations in which worth point has helped me make more money is worth point pricey. I think it's a little bit pricey and the prices did just go up. I think when I signed up, I paid $200 for the year. I am one of those people that will pay for the year to get my monthly costs down. So instead of paying month to month, I just do one set fee and just pay for it upfront. So if you want to learn more about that, there is a video on my channel and there's a link down below. So you can check that out. It's a referral link. So if you click on it, I do get credit for you clicking on that link. So I would appreciate it if you use the link, but check out the video first and just see if it's right for you because you wanna make sure that I waited a long time to get it. And I wish I would have gotten it sooner now, but I was just like sticker shock, like no way I'm not paying that. And now I'm like, why wasn't I paying that because I'm making so much more money now on certain items. Okay, let's talk about this. This is a vintage 1998 Briarberry collection Fisher Price school set. And Briarberry are these bears. And this is just a little outfit and play set stuff that comes accessories that come with it. Super cute item. I got this at a garage sale for a dollar with some other ones. Super excited to find these. Anything new old stock that's a toy or just new old stock in general, I'll pick those items up because somebody is gonna be looking for them. And if it's new in a sealed package, you're gonna get more money for it. This ended up selling for $37. The buyer was all in for $46.69. All right, you guys, thank you for being here. Thank you for watching. Not a ton of super high dollar items in this video, but if you look at what I'm paying for my items, my cost of goods compared to what I'm selling it for, the margins are just so good. And one trick that I have is when I go to garage sales, I bundle, I make a pile. But what that also leads to is a horde of inventory. I have over here, I'm not gonna show you, a huge mountain of inventory that I'll pick some stuff out, I'll list it and then I buy something else and I wanna list that. And it just kind of gets shoved to the side. Do you have a money pile, a money mountain? Raise your hand. I think there's an emoji of raising your hand. You can put that down in the comments. All right, you guys, thank you so much for being here. Thank you for watching. If you're new here, let me know in the comments how you found the channel.  If you're new or been here a while, check out one of those videos and a subscribe button. If you're not subscribed, I would love for you to subscribe. Thank you so much and I'll see you at the next one. Thanks for watching.


n the Instagram you know he was really doing stuff behind the scenes and a lot of times we forget that but we try to we try to promote and say listen guys yes I know you see us on the screen but we're doing things behind the scenes with people we try to promote families we try to promote small little pockets of communities we're not saying everybody come together sing kumbaya but you know in your small groups you know in your networks and you know come together and help each other and promote each other and then within those small networks you can then do other things and I think Kevin embodied that you know so to be able to speak to that on a platform and to actually have somebody in the community actually embodying that and then promoting it and then showing it I'm my wife and I laughed and we were like just like you don't worry you know when we get our channel up to a you know to a good level then we're going to hit Kevin up I'm going to try to talk to Kevin about you know moving the conversation you know you know sorry go ahead no no my bro I was letting you talk I was just agreeing with you yeah because he's always talking about family so you know we have that same dream and that same drive you know do something to hit him up but essentially guys it's like I wanted to share you know my feelings about what was happening how it affected me in my situation and it's like I'll be honest with you guys and I think I messaged you as well the work does need to go on you know I'm willing to open my arms out and my channel out and my resources out to anybody that wants to move this work forward building families in men and women wanting to be married because that's what we promote on our channel men and women who want to be married you know taking the traditional roles men being leaders in their households with their children with their wives being honest with their wives women being wives in their roles you know being honest about their situations looking after their children supporting the household and the family so I mean that's what we want to see you know because we believe that a community is made up of families it's not made up of single parents you know so absolutely again I want to thank you my brother y'all please do me this one favor go over there and subscribe his wife is gorgeous he is gorgeous he is intelligent she is intelligent what they represent what they are symbols of is hope and I admire what you guys are doing and like I said I will do my part to make it successful I appreciate you bro seriously anything you need for me as well bro we are there supporting you the UK tour is coming soon so I might need your help with some logistics hey man we're going yes sir yes sir listen go get definitely that but we need to get to Africa too bro oh yeah absolutely yeah I'm there right now oh you're in Ghana right now right now bro right now ok well shout out to Ghana big up big up big up big up but take care of yourself brother go get some rest we'll be talking soon I appreciate you bro much love to everybody keep doing your work bro you're doing amazing work man I appreciate you say hi to your wife and me by the way we'll do bro thank you salute man take care alright chief cook you mind coming up for me I want to bring you and Tyrone as well I want to bring you four brothers up and we can go ahead and close this thing out I am tired I agree alright we're going to start with you chief cook because you have been the most patient you've popped in and out a couple of times but the floor is yours sir hey how you doing I'm doing fantastic how are you that's fine this is a shocker I did watch I think it was a weird stream and the next morning I heard it like everybody else I thought this is a joke this is going to be a joke I just saw him for about 4 or 5 hours he was going to stay late at 1 or 2 o'clock and like I just watched him and the next morning he was like come on this is up there where like previous people on like macho max and king you feel that shock right there and once again we lost another leader and I don't want to be the bad guy here but if it feels like someone you know done something to him this is going to be another blow to us especially that man because we lost another male figure that we often look up to you know like everybody else I caught him like some stream where he was doing the first lady and I just got hooked and I just kept watching it like everybody else and I stayed watching it even though I didn't get a lot of notification it pissed me off but sometimes he would come on like what did I miss and that kind of thing but it was up there in that level we lost another promising black man he was a little bit older I am I would be 51 in 2 weeks from now and you kind of feel that that pressure on you you know why did it all happen to us we don't get it like this guys like him often we don't have these like them often now in a way we can't know why I can't look up to him and say who's going to be next now who's next and I hate like I said before like the previous guy said hope they got maybe just know this is natural he just died hope it's not the real boy he'd be drinking or like I said the nurse it would be a hard blow if somebody did something to him this is going to be really really going to shake up the black community as a male this same thing happened to Malcolm happened to him somebody had to chop him off and that's right there that's going to really hurt all of us because you know we all know no one does not want to see a black man being charged for anything from the white house to our house they don't want strong black men in that position regardless we feel about Obama he was there for 8 years and still he hasn't paid no help but still the same thing when we come home we still got help to go to because no one wants to see a strong black man raising kids having a wife etc etc every day they don't want to see it not on TV not in movies we just lost right here in Memphis another black radio he was a radio show here in Memphis and he talked about all of this he even talked about killing himself he's sparring with people and he talked everything and we just lost him the same thing where he loved and he's been a radio maybe what 35-40 years he said he's going to do this until he takes his last breath and that's exactly what happened to him he takes his last breath I think it was a Tuesday morning and too many of you who's gone and so it's dumbest time on me because he's a strong black man talking about family and God, family and country everything everything always happened to us and I hate to see that another one one of us is gone like that but no question is who's going to be the next person to care the mountain to watch he's still looking someone's watching we got one guy down who's going to be the next that's why fear was going to happen because all of us talk about the greatest thing to keep our family together is the family and we're struggling in the family, we're struggling in being together we've got the lowest the lowest marriage rate no kids going crazy all this stuff that politics is doing like this you don't see a strong foundation and it's it's really really merge me something like me I'm one of the guys where he talked about I'm single, I'm 50 I had no kids and he talked about everything I'm going through that stuff I'm going through that stuff it's a nightmare it's a strong language and and my mother will also be 70 in the next month he's Kevin said that's my mother we talked about single, alone bitter, angry when he said when he said that word he said he talked about my mom he talked about my mom and I get angry but he nailed it and I go to and I go to every day with her and her age like that but that's what we go through now we don't see no light in the tunnel and I don't want to see this happen next generation I don't know what's going to happen but I'm not trying to get emotional I'm just kind of nervous here I understand, take your time man I just don't want to see another black leader get killed like this I mean knocked off like this we don't know King and Malcolm and Garvey and Stamuels and God knows who else even Kobe and stuff like that but you're someone they can look up to we don't have we don't have in a black man especially a black man someone to look up to and I just kind of wish that Kevin West go back mainstream YouTube I was hoping you would get that close up there close up there because I never liked what's the name Steve Harvey and his BS crap because he never showed results but I know Kevin did he showed results he showed results Steve always put us down but Stamuels put us up don't be like this don't be like this don't take this Stamuels be a strong alpha male and plus James Evans for a good time he knocked him down and he was dead right there next he was just that inspiration everybody yes I hate him I saw some videos I saw him some crazy gay dude jumping me down and crap like that it's just of him being killed or stuff like that mind-boggling just effing mind-boggling this is what we get go to so all the time I got to say close up real quick I just hope that God know when the uptots report comes out I hope they don't say the N word murder or anything like that I just hope it's natural cause I can take that but if somebody did something I want to say the word would be hell to pay and I just hope that doesn't happen we lost 2 minutes strong but it's failure to back church where's the black church we're in sight and stuff like this we can't go pro-trash no more and I want to put you on a blast we got the certain group of people to make sure dad is not there cause they're scared to have straight kids and stuff like that it's hard when we see guys like him being positive where you like him not he's still a strong black man and he talk all you can do you talk about God you all talk about family all talk about loving your wife love your kids and stuff like that and I just hate this happen now and whoever you yourself or anybody else I hope that doesn't happen and that's what I'm trying to say I just don't want to get too upset but y'all get it we understand you brother and I appreciate you sharing one of the things that I've learned about this space is just as black men we rarely get an opportunity to be listened to a lot of times all that happens is we're told how we're wrong and how we're toxic and how we're just inherently broken so that's why for me it's personal and it's I'm very deliberate in like get things off your chest whatever you have to say you have the absolute floor so I appreciate you sharing my brother I know that something you said is going to bless somebody somebody's going to resonate with it so thank you so much and have a good weekend take care of yourself my brother I will see you in another chat one last thing before I go y'all always talk about strong black families that picture I show you right there I'm going to put it again that's my father right there he's the original chief cook and he was a peace officer and he was married and to his wife for 15-60 years and she had Alzheimer's and both of them died one year apart and when he passed people thought he was a hard failure I said no, he wasn't a hard failure he missed his wife they was true love he was a hard thing he had a particular wife who had stage 4 Alzheimer's and he did everything cook, clean, take care of everything bad needs same age as Kevin he was a model of a true strong black man right there and when he passed in 19 and that's how I feel like this because we don't see strong black men this man gets everything to his wife and his family and I believe and I know we all heard him right now and I hope that God knows we'll be strong we'll keep going forward and hope someday we get men like my dad who is the head of the house love his wife, love his kids and that's what Kevin made me do thank you thank you so much brother take care of yourself man alright, Tyrone Tyrone, I appreciate your patience man I think you're muted let me here I am not going to hear me yes sir, yes sir you have the floor you have my attention brother how is this all hitting you how are you processing this man before we go on brother I watch we need to talk all the time I have never got the name to the voice can I get your name brother yes sir, my name is Allen my name is Allen I won't forget that love you so um it was unreal for me I got word via text to work yesterday and it was surreal um I processed it multiple ways probably like many people um first thought like some people have said was like who's going to step up now but after you know taking some time and reflecting you realize that Kevin was such an inspiration and that he has such a huge influence that there are shows like we need to talk and even you know the content creators that does the reaction videos to that spawns and there's just a whole you know as we call it the hemisphere it's growing now to me you know you talk to a lot of your videos Kevin started this conversation the conversation will start away before Kevin you know it's been years of talking to barbershops or men talking in they safe havens what Kevin did like a brother said hours ago cause I've been listening since the start of the show you know he's a problem solver he took the problem and he simplified it he brung it to the forefront and like um the previous brother was just talking about him being mainstream and my eyes he is mainstream because in my eyes social media is the new television so um you know I can't say I'm sad or I can't say I'm sad but it's just a bowl of emotions right now and he started the conversation is right because moving forward I think there will be a lot of people a lot of people um pushing the message forward and taking the next step you know and that's gen one right there so gen two is going to be something different gen three is going to be something totally different and I love the message he was spitting or speaking because at the end of the day as all of those that listened and truly listened like I listened to myself he was for family he was for the rise of the black community and I love the way he spoke because he was direct and a lot of time as men you know we're I'm a direct man I have a brutal tongue as well uh when you direct you can see the impact or the power of your words I think you said that maybe about an hour ago you speak a certain way and you realize it wouldn't be so effective which as far as that goes as well because watching your videos you when patient man and um um I just really respect what he did and I think on a grander scale going back to the guy that spoke on him youth that used the analogy of him and Jesus I think his death is just as impactful as like the brother said before a king a macomex because what he talked about was so potent and what he talked about is what pretty much probably 90% of the world wants so you know my hats off to Kevin, my hats off to you my hats off to the community my hats off to the brothers and everybody calling in that's thinking not selfishly but about the future you know of our world man I appreciate you and that's pretty much what I got to say hey hats off to you man I appreciate the support you keep the battery in my back so I appreciate you more than you understand brother alright man I will catch you you take care absolutely you too yes sir, Cam what's going on man how you feeling man you guys have given me hope motivation I started off the stream not knowing how I feel but right now I feel good I feel great I feel empowered I feel supported you know I mean that's because of y'all so talk to me Cam you got the stage how you doing man I'm doing alright man I started off the day the same way man I got the news last night and I was floored you know and then when I got up to work I was like you know how would Kevin want me to push through this you know what I'm saying so you know I went on business as usual and it didn't really hit me until after watching you actually and hearing the testimonials from the other brothers and yeah it hit me kind of hard I was like wow they know I was that affected you know what I mean and I was like man like he touched the lives of a lot of people you know what I mean in the short time that he was you know creating content because you know you hear about content creators creating content for years to that decade you know they didn't hit and Kevin cut to the quick you know so he he started on the men I did sort of similar to a previous guest on your podcast said I actually heard a bottom through a friend of mine a female friend and I went and I said hey this clip he was I was like dang that's a hard truth to tell somebody just live like you know what I mean I was like man that cut and the look on her face I was like dude that's that's harsh but I mean he's not wrong and I was like I gotta see what this dude's about and I remember going straight to his YouTube channel and going into his back catalog and I watched about three videos of him talking to men and I said yo I said this dude is dropping knowledge bro and I was like and he's not just doing it for women he's doing it for men too and it's knowledge that means solely needed and as I said I'm on my channel I've said it regularly you know I actually had my father in my life so a lot of the lessons that Kevin was teaching was like my dad said it's a lot you shouldn't know me like men become you have to make your place in the world you can't expect someone to save you black man you know so yeah Kevin's was crazy wow I think it's gonna take some time for us to fully process it but I think the beautiful thing about the community that the man is created that YouTube has created is that we I feel even though I'm the only one recording these videos and editing the videos I feel like all of y'all are behind me and I think that's powerful I feel seen I feel understood I feel appreciated and I hope you know you feel the same way the people in the chat the people watching this feel the same way and I think that's one of the most powerful things about this community that's been created hold on I think my audio cut out if you can come back up I'll bring you up to finish your thought but in the meantime Magnum you had some final closing words brother talk to me you're muted can you hear me brother Cam just popped back up you mind if he finishes up real quick and then it's not not a problem not a problem yes sir all right let me pull oh lord Cam you disappeared again all right if Cam comes yeah if Cam comes we'll have him close it out but in the meantime Magnum go ahead man tell me tell the people your final thoughts I really want to get into it and dive into it real quick first thing I want to say is I appreciate you and we need to talk and at BlackmailTV the fact that you like you said focused on the ministry can't stop you understand you got to keep it pushing can't stop won't stop but I just wanted to go through some power points because there's some brothers in here who needed to hear some of the things that you was talking about and we need to give them some solutions something to offer so at the beginning I said take the helm and keep the message going you know we are the leaders and we need to maintain this energy you know this momentum that we have so you strike while the iron's hot you know you just got to keep it pushing I know you may have times where you feel like you don't want to keep going but you have to keep pushing there is no choice there's no failure is not an option the reason why I admire Kevin he was good at what he did because he would use the bible without preaching it was it was amazing to watch it really was like King Sanam he was more like the apostle Paul so he was speaking away where most people didn't understand or get the message it was to a specific group of people but everybody else had feelings about it who wasn't even a part of the message and being a member not just a subscriber but a member of his channel for over a year I sat and observed him for quite a bit and made transitions within months of what he was starting to talk about it just to fire him his approach was biblical in a way where it was open rebuke there's passages in the bible where it says open rebuke is better than secret love so telling these truths they may sting but they mean more and they're more out of love than just allowing you to hurt yourself or allowing you know you to be hurt or hurt others and people don't like for you to say what feels good but to the young men like the men that were coming up and bringing up points about how he died and the situation surrounding it we can't focus on that we gotta focus on continuing the work gotta just keep it pushing keep it moving I work with kids from a very early age I'm a fourth development early childhood development specialist because I've been raised under women just like a lot of the men on here who didn't have a father in his life I acted father who wanted to be in my life who couldn't be and the reason why I'm on this stream and I gravitated to what you were saying and actually stuck around and became a subscriber I just sat and listened and then I decided alright let me just if he wants me to come up I'ma chop it up with him and see how he's approaching this and as you spoke I was like okay yeah I can deal with this dude so I like solutions like we were talking about earlier we solution oriented so I just wanted to drop down some bullet points just real quick to do it right the first time do it right the first time find and focus on your purpose that is your first that is your first thing find and focus on your purpose find what you love and hone on it and make it a skill make it make it a talent turn it into something that you can monetize and you see a benefit and feed yourself then you then you have the ability to have personal financial stability when you have the personal financial stability then you can take care of yourself then you can invite a woman into your life so focus on your career and your profession not a job but a career and a profession find something that you love to do a passion that you have and study it YouTube Google is your friend go online and figure it out I built my own electric bike I wanted to create some type of e-bike shop because of the rising gas prices and the drive towards electric vehicles I wanted to create an e-bike shop had no clue what I was doing everything's in Chinese I learned everything myself and built it so if I can do something like that with no prior knowledge no prior understanding and just going on YouTube going on Google and figuring this stuff out and asking the right questions I ain't going to say everybody but most people can do it so find yourself a profession find yourself a career something that you love and a passion and then you find yourself a woman Proverbs 31 like I said Kevin will always slide the Bible in there and most people who were Christians and didn't know any better or didn't understand he would slide the passages in there on you the wise people would go and look at them so if you want a wise woman that you want to deal with go to Proverbs 31 in the Bible and you'll understand what a righteous woman is and don't try to waver from that because there's a lot of things that if you how can you say if you concede too early it'll become a problem later on so these are things you got to be forthright you got to be stalwart in your approach to having a wife and you got to do it right the first time I do appreciate you for allowing us to come on and even speak our peace and saying what we had to say and if there's time I know this is exhausting you got a lot of energy a lot of different personalities and people with different perspectives coming on your channel and saying all of these various things and you got to soak it up and come out with all types of new material that you can bring out and make it relevant for people to want to absorb it and the name of the channels we need to talk and I'm just sitting here like I'm going through after just watching Melanie King and I see you had Courtney Michelle on your show too but I'm just going through and then all of a sudden I see your live stream pop up I've never seen your channel before so I'm looking like yeah real talk and I'm all up in the manuscript stuff so I'm wondering like how I didn't see this channel before so I'm clicking like and then that's when I I'm saying this is my first time on your stream and I'm already subscribed so I appreciate you brother and I hope you can grow and be another representation of the imagery and the media that needs to be perpetrate I just lost the word but you get what I'm saying and either be put out but I'll get out your way and I hope everyone in the chat has a good night and make it easy brother listen I appreciate you brother welcome look around it's some cool things in here I appreciate your voice brother consider starting a channel you have a very powerful voice I like the way you explain things my brother I actually have a channel but I'm not I'm I guess you can say my channel's name is chrono may cry it's Magnum because I tend to do live streaming with Apex Legends but lately I've been doing a retro game but really who I'm trying to reach are black veterans I just got off a Seattle black veteran channel and veterans who come out of the service are experiencing issues and I'm really interested in trying to reach them and having a community where we can communicate and talk about our experiences because I have brothers who I've been with in the service and we're dealing with the veterans affairs and dealing with compensation and all kinds of things and being online and being able to play first person shooters things like that is therapeutic for me and I know it is for other prior service members and being able to have a community where we can talk dialogue, talk about military tactics and strategy and being able to talk like we were talking about black male TV earlier we were talking about the kids and the children because that's where it starts it starts with the nuclear family it starts with a man with a strong foundation he picks a good wife they have children and they raise strong, you know, successful children in the sense that they have values and morals and know how to conduct themselves and carry themselves in private and in public but my focus like I said is on children first person shooters gaming with black veterans in order to get out therapeutic stress and just venting and getting things out and being able to talk that's really important to me because there was a time where I didn't have someone to communicate with about these issues and me and my veteran brother we were both in the Marines we didn't know what direction to go into and being able to talk to Seattle black veteran and just having an exam that just came up recently my brother just had an exam that just came up recently we're looking for positive results so we're trying to reach out to all black veterans who are looking to consult with one another and just have a community where we could talk so I appreciate you brother for letting me at a time. Absolutely man where's the best place people can reach you what channel would you want to plug or website or whatever man just look for my channel on YouTube at chrono may cry or just type in the first magnum or when we're a the number one st magnum magnum is actually an acronym that stands for must achieve greatness never underestimating itself so we need to do our best and like I said we need to continue this forward carry the helm this is on you brother this is on my shoulders this is on the other brother's shoulders who was speaking we can't just drop the ball because of our brother past we really have to just allow his work to be appreciated further and further and not just let it get stale. I appreciate you my brother your words just inspired me and like I said if I can be a resource man do not hesitate to reach out please. Thank you brother. Yes sir take care of yourself man. Alright Cam you gotta help me close this out we lost him in that second.  No man that last brother that was a much needed service brother which I was going to say something because I'm a vet so I get that man Thank you for your service yeah definitely but more to what he said I mean he pretty much sounded up you know what I mean so Kevin would have wanted the work to continue you know what I mean and you know one thing he used to say all the time was shoulders are made for weight right it's not for hips so it's up to us we're gonna have to hold this this torch up and keep it lit so yeah we gotta be the the dark man it is what it is we gotta move forward and I'll just leave it at that I won't keep you I know you're tired brother No it's all good man I feel empowered by what we just did here like I said at the beginning I didn't actually I wasn't going to do a stream I was just going to take Friday as a moment of you know remembrance and everything but something told me that you know we the collective we needed this space and you know for me part of the reason why you know I'm a voice verse you know as opposed to a face is that for me we need to talk as a stage I never wanted to be about me I didn't want it to be about me in college I sure as hell I don't want it to be about me now I tell people jokingly I always want to be able to go to Walmart I never I never want to not be able to go to Walmart so you know I'm going to try to preserve my anonymity as long as I can but you know I know that's not that's not that might it might be necessary for me to step out into the light and you know when that time comes you know with your support I'll be ready so thank you thank you thank you thank you do you have any closing words man before I try to close this thing out nah man just know that we're here for you the community I'm proud of what I've seen here you know the networking is good Kevin would have wanted that he would have wanted men to get together to list all of our books right so I'm very proud of that the chat was nice all the brothers that came up great work guys great work listen I pride myself in having the best chat on YouTube this is the most respectful intelligent articulate chat on YouTube and we're going to keep it that way RM holds it down all our mods hold it down so you know I'm really proud of that and I'm excited for this work to grow for the ministry to grow and I'm going to see you at the top too my brother hopefully man hopefully if I don't get there I'll be cheering y'all on man listen I'm going to see you from wherever I'm at I'm going to see you alright man take care of yourself brother alright man you too that's there alright y'all thank you thank you thank you to close out like I said I didn't initially plan on doing this needless to say I'm proud of myself for doing it I'm proud of y'all for pulling up I'm happy I did it I'm happy that this community is growing what's weird I'm not a huge birthday celebration person but next week I think Tuesday the 10th is my birthday and I'm turning 29 years old I'm a pretty I'm a young ish brother and this week we hit 29,000 subs so I don't know I'm not a numerological person but like I think it's significant and you know I'm excited for the work that we're doing the space that we've created and I'm excited to see it grow and I'm excited to continue to lay the foundation of this stage that is we need to talk so every Friday y'all make sure y'all pull up you know I will definitely bring you up you know because it's about us it's not about me it's not about whoever I interview it's about us so again thank y'all for your support mods thank you guys so much you're invaluable super chats thank y'all so much and I ain't going nowhere I can't now I'm indebted to each and every one of you so I will be here next week the week after the week after and the week after so y'all pull up on me and thank you for your support thank you for your prayers thank you for your love I appreciate it and y'all be safe y'all take care of yourselves don't drink energy drinks prioritize your health get those checkups that thing that hurts go look at it go figure it out with a professional because you know black men deserve healthiness black men deserve to live past 50 and 60 and we deserve to rebuild reconstruct our community and we're going to do it bottom line we're going to do it I love you all y'all take care yourselves be blessed and I will see y'all Tuesday in the chat goodbye