We will be able to have lasting impact on our project. That's why we are not only working with the victims of sex trafficking. We are also working with key stakeholders, policy makers. We had representatives from different NGOs and INGs that are working for those girls. We also had representatives from the police department. We also had some lawyers. So first we want to see a policy level impact from the top. And then we also want to work with community. And also we want to see policy at the grassroot level. That's why we hope that because we are working with key stakeholders and also with community. So we hope that we can bring a positive impact or a sustainable impact of our project. We are reaching out to the grassroot level from the bottom of our approach where we engage with the communities, the girls themselves. And we include their voices in this research. The reason why we are including their voices in this research is because the policies that are going to be designed is meant for them. So it's important for their own experience and their voice to be central in this whole discussion. Because we notice that over time their voices are missing from this table, this discussion. So including their voices means that they are part of that policymaking process. Their experiences which are very unique to them are being heard and it's been included in the whole process. So when they are part of a design of an intervention, that intervention becomes a lasting and sustainable one. Because research evidence shows that when people are part of the decision-making project, they try to sustain it. And the OU has helped us in achieving this by linking us with the community stakeholders and the research teams we work with in this community. And this is something that OU has done really very well. We are being trained to have those research skills that enables us to go in there and carry out research that is co-creative for the community. I think the greatest thing for me joining the OU is this aspect of having to do co-creative research with the communities. And this is an experience I've gained from working in the OU where we're not going into that community to help solve a problem. We're going there to understand that the community have their own expertise and knowledge of how to solve their own problem. So we're only going there to support them to ensure that they advance what they are doing and make it better and make it more sustainable. What OU does with research is different from what many other universities do with their research. Like here at the Open University, our research aims to bring a sustainable change in the society. So what we do here is like in our example as well, what we did was we started with resource activities. We really wanted to understand the kind of challenges that the victims of sex trafficking are facing in their lives and what kind of need they have with the evidence that we collected or with our learnings from our resource activities. We designed, we organized other activities to work with key stakeholders that work for the victims of sex trafficking. So that's why we use resource as a support to work with key people or key stakeholders to bring sustainable change in the society. The OU's approach to research is not the saviour's approach to a community. They understand that these communities are experts in their own experiences. And so what we do at the OU is that we engage the communities themselves. We're bringing their voices, their experiences, their perspectives into our research design. Because we understand that when we're bringing the voices and the experiences of those who are central in our research into the design, then those research projects will actually be accepted by the community. And we've got a lot of research where the researchers coming from the global north down to the global south and just stay two weeks and carry data. We don't do extractive research in the OU. We do research that is beneficial to the community. We do research that helps sustain the community, that builds capacity within the community. I think that's one of the things that all of the highlights for me when I joined the OU is to understand that our research approach at OU is not extractive. It's actually giving back to the community and getting experience. It's a shared responsibility between the community and the researchers. We work together with the girls to design interventions that are sustainable, interventions that are sensitive to their experiences, interventions that actually understand the journey of trauma they've been through without neglecting that experience. So I think when we work in that kind of co-creative approach, it's a buying for us really. It's a buying because we're not going to be meeting resistance in those communities. The communities understand that we're there to support what they know is working to get better, not coming to bring in the solution. Because we found out from evidence that when you're coming with that deficit model into a community that it hits the rock or it doesn't succeed beyond that research process or that research life, after the research life, the project just dies. When the community is part of that process, then that project can't be sustained by the communities themselves. We are really encouraged to work for the community. So whenever we plan for a resource project, then we first think about what can we do for the community, for our resource community. So we are really mindful about the kind of impact we can have from our research or from our other activities that we do. So I think we both of us, we are really passionate about making a positive impact on our work in the society. We really want to contribute to stopping this sex trafficking, which is a heinous war from this world. And then we want to contribute to making this world a better place to live.


Our next caller is Chris from Minnesota. What's up, Chris? How can we help you? Hey guys love the show? Love the YouTube stuff. Glad to be on. Thanks. No problem Listen in the winter and fall I pretty much just strength train and my cardio is just walking I go back and forth between like upper lower split and you know three days a week full body But I live in Minnesota and so the summertime I like to get out ride my bike Run, but I still love strength training So I'm just wondering how you might program a couple days a week for me to still maintain Kind of the strength that I built over the winter time here But still do the stuff I like to do which is ride my bike with my friends and trail run and stuff Tell him Sal. Yeah, no. Tell him Sal. Yeah, he's not gonna like it. You can't know So okay, so so to be fair building strength is harder than maintaining strength. However What you're asking is you're asking your body to do a lot of different things some of them are Competing so you're saying, okay I want lots of endurance, but I also want to keep all the strength that I gained when I wasn't training for Endurance and that's just it's just not gonna happen.  Yeah, now there's things you can do to minimize the strength loss Keep a diet. That's high in protein train appropriately. I would focus on Compound lifts reduce the resistance training because you're doing more Running and biking so you don't over train But the reality is when you're training for lots of different things You're gonna get a little bit of all of them, but you're not gonna get a lot of any one specific So, you know if someone's a power lifter and then they want to go and you know learn how to long distance run They're gonna lose some strength in the power lift, but they're gonna get some endurance with the running By the way, there's nothing wrong with this, you know, the way you're working out and training your body sounds pretty awesome It sounds like you cycle through different types of training. You're getting more endurance sometimes other times getting more strength That's a very that's an awesome long-term approach. I think it sounds great that it sounds like you're doing something you enjoy So I wouldn't worry too much about some of the strength that you lose by the way, you know Strength comes back very quick. You know muscles one of those things very resilient If you gain muscle the first time and then you lose it gaining it back the second time is It's a piece of cake muscle memory is a real thing, but to keep the strength that you had before While also simultaneously now trying to dramatically increase your endurance.  But yeah, it's gonna take a little bit away from you know, that that specific adaptation I want to go a little bit further on what Sal alluded to that there are ways to minimize though How much muscle or strength that you potentially lose while training endurance, right? So I would strength train at least once or twice a week and then whenever I'm doing any of my endurance stuff Stay fed get like get like these they have these little cool like this was a big thing for me This helped me out a lot when I was playing basketball as a young kid trying to build muscle This was something that I was trying to figure out I love playing during season time and when when the league was going I would lose all the muscle and then I'd go the other and I kept going around around in the circle I found what was going on was when I play basketball I love the game so much that I would get to playing for two three hours straight and be unfed and that only Accelerated the muscle loss right and the body adapting to not needing any more of this muscle So one of the things you can do to help minimize that Aside from just incorporating one or two days a week of strength training is making sure that you're staying fed while you Are doing any of your endurance sports and if it's going on for an hour or beyond that This is where you really want to make sure you have like those go packets or like little sticks of honey That you can you can take down while you're doing it. This will help minimize how much you lose some french fries Well, I didn't say it but the truth was I was back then I was doing rock stars That's what I was doing 350 calories of rock stars was what helped mitigate that so but not ideal and healthy I would recommend a honey instead. Yeah No, I don't mind losing some strength It's just I always find that when I it's it's almost like a little bit of a break for me, you know, it did I live in a place where it's cold. You can't do stuff outside. I love You know running I kind of do my own programming in the fall and winter and go back and forth You stand up a lower and five by five and stuff like that I just don't want it to all completely go in the summer when I come back in the fall I just I come back with sort of a new, you know Renewed interest and going back to getting strong, right? So it's just I just don't want it all to go I appreciate the way you train. I think it's great. I think it's a very well balanced well-rounded approach I think that's great. It probably is healthier to do it that way where you're kind of moving in and out of different Goals and adaptations. So keep doing it. No matter what training appropriately not overdoing it not underdoing It's gonna give you better results no matter what so I would say be you know be mindful of that, right? So don't think I'm gonna do as much weight training as I did before and throw all this Endurance stuff on that way. I can maintain my strength. It might be too much. I actually make things worse stay fed Chris stay fed Well, that's not a problem for me in the summertime Thanks for calling man Yes, thanks guys. No problem Chris. It's like I remember talking to you. They don't even know They're starting to know Remember years ago my brother, you know, he was I was talking about like money and investing and stuff like that And he goes man. He goes listen. Here's a deal like I definitely want to be Wealthy and invest my money, but I love like spending money and enjoying myself on vacation What do I do? I'm like pick one bro You can't do both right?   There's no hack in there. That's the thing It's like it's it's you know, you're just gonna that's what you like to do So just keep doing it, but I do want to point out what Sal said. I mean, I love what this guy's doing I mean, I think this is like that's it sounds like he's enjoying right This may be one of the most more healthy relationships with exercise. It's super balanced. Yeah that we've got as far as a question I mean I he I heard him say five by five type of training. He's got endurance type stuff And that's great. No, I think what he's doing is is incredible and you do you just you know It gets in your head a little bit that you you lose because you get married to a look or a type of physical performance But I do I will tell you that was a that was a major and I was about to say game changer there I was a major penny dropper. Thank you Justin that for when I switched over to Actually drinking a I saw I did and I know this is terrible, right? So I'm telling the audience that this is a long time ago We better get sponsored by them at this point Yeah, well often you bring them up It was the amount of calories that I was consuming because I would I'd play basketball for two three hours Sometimes longer because I love the game and you know when I was lost in it Yeah, you get lost in it and nothing nothing will will speed up the adaptation of losing You know and paring down muscle then not being fed and doing long endurance like that So you can mitigate the amount of muscle you lose by making sure that when you do these long bouts of cardio That you're staying fed every hour. It's funny I totally get this mentality to like when I was living in the Midwest in Chicago You just get these brutal winters and you know, you're huddled in you're doing strength training You're kind of grinding your way through but when the Sun is out everybody's like there's Sun You have to get outside and you got it, you know enjoy that when it's there Suns out buns out. That's it


Geoscientific measurements often provide time series with irregular time sampling requiring either data reconstruction, interpolation, or sophisticated methods to handle irregular sampling. We compared the linear interpolation technique and different approaches for analyzing the correlation functions and persistence of a regularly sampled time series as Lohm-Scarville Fourier transformation and kernel-based methods. In a thorough benchmark test, we investigated the performance of these techniques. All methods had comparable root mean-square errors, RMSEs for low skewness of the inter-observation time distribution. For high skewness, very irregular data, interpolation bias, and RMSE increased strongly. We found a 40% lower RMSE for the Lag 1 autocorrelation function, ACF, for the Gaussian kernel method versus the linear interpolation scheme in the analysis of highly irregular time series. For the cross-correlation function, CCF, the RMSE was then lowered by 60%. The application of the Lohm-Scarville technique gave results comparable to the kernel methods for the univariate, but poorer results in the bivariate case, especially the high-frequency components of the signal where classical methods showed. This article was authored by K. Refeld, N. Marwan, J. Heitzig, and others. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


That's something I'm asked all the time is how does he ever get to be a normal dog and really a lot of his life as a Young puppy coming here is just a normal cute puppy It's really only when we put the lead on him to start our training walks that that's the signal to him And he learns as he goes that that's the signal to be Focused and start to learn his training for later on as a guide dog when he'd have a harness on But apart from that when he's at home here if other friends bring over their dogs or People come he can just be cuddled and patted and play with toys and play with the other dogs and Just be normal and loved and have fun like any other puppy He picked up or cuddled or Tail wagging is just he's just a bundle of fluff and energy and mischievous He's a cheeky cheeky little boy And he's always adventuring always Investigating always hunting in the garden for something eating things he shouldn't have a cat is 11 and a rabbit who's five and he obviously thinks they're wonderful and Wants to spend a lot of time with the rabbit particularly


السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته هذا السؤال يقول في رمضان as we stay awake longer at night we tend to sleep more during the daytime I've heard it's not good to sleep more during the day as it affects the agile of fasting would you please help me know and understand the ruling regarding this matter الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلاة والسلام على عبد الله ورسوله نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين so there's no doubt that staying awake in the night and sleeping in the day without a good cause takes away from the agile of fasting because the person loses the essence of the fast and they just basically sleep through it so all they do is transition their daytime into their nighttime and their nighttime into their daytime however, there are two very important exceptions to this the first is when the transition happens because of worship not because of just your daily routine switches into the night so in the nighttime people are shopping in the nighttime people are eating in the nighttime people are playing in the nighttime people are socializing and the daytime people are sleeping this is blame worthy however, someone who is worshiping in the nighttime and because of that worship in the nighttime they need to sleep during the day and they don't do so excessively and their reason for being awake at night is not socializing and so on then there is no issue with this at all the second point is that in the last 10 nights particularly the Prophet ﷺ would stay awake all night إذا دخل الأشر when the last 10 nights would come then one of the things that is mentioned about the Prophet ﷺ is أحيى ليل he would bring the night to life he would not sleep during the night he would be up all night and that necessitates sleeping in the daytime so we don't want to sleep all day so that we don't have a meaning to the fast and we don't want to sleep in the day because we're too busy socializing and eating in the night but for worship as long as the reason for staying awake at night is the worship of Allah ﷺ and that includes the صحور and so on and as long as the sleeping in the day is not excessive then I see no harm in this and Allah ﷺ knows best particularly in the last 10 nights of Ramadan but the ruling could be extended generally to other than that and Allah ﷺ knows best


I see prayer in his house and praise in the streets. I see a cloud of revival on the horizon that declares hope and healing to a torn and tattered generation. I'm looking for something that we've been praying for that hope would explode from Kalamazoo, Michigan and flow to the nation, and it's being declared. I see a cloud on the horizon. I see songs being birthed from this house that will go to the ends of the earth. I see singers and musicians that see clear revelations of who God is and writing lyrics and melody and music that will go all over the earth. I see thousands of young people moving to Kalamazoo to be part of the house of prayer. I see prodigals coming home and soaking the carpets of our churches with their tears of repentance. I see the church of Kalamazoo needing to rent out Bronco Stadium because we can't find a church building that's large enough to all meet. I see a missions movement starting from Kalamazoo, Michigan that sends missionaries to the four corners of the earth. I see ideation and creativity, businesses that are born in Kalamazoo with inventions and creativity that go all over the earth. You could say, but Kalamazoo has never seen revival before. I want to say that they said the same thing to Noah when he built the ark. Listen, I know what I've seen and I know who I've seen. And in an hour where so many are falling asleep, there's a church and there's a people in Kalamazoo that are staying awake and watching and praying. And what I see is not primarily the enemy. I don't primarily see hopelessness. I see Jesus and I see Him on the move. And I see right now a church in Kalamazoo that is uniting in a way that we haven't seen before.


5S is a series of activities for eliminating wastes that contribute to errors, defects, and injuries in the workplace. From its origins in Japan, the 5S's are se-li, se-ton, se-so, se-ke-tsu, and shitsuka. Translated to English, these words become sort, straighten, shine, standardize, and sustain. The sort function within 5S is used to define what tools are absolutely needed to perform the tasks associated with that station. Any other tools are removed from the work area using a system called red tagging. Suppose you were given the job of working at a particular station within a plant. At that station, it was your responsibility to use a certain set of tools to produce a product within a limited amount of time. How efficient could you be at performing your task with all of the tools thrown into various piles all over the work cell? The red tag portion of the sort phase involves filling out and marking the unneeded items with the tag, showing that it needs to be moved out of the station to a holding area. Thus, the only tools left in the work area are the ones specifically needed to perform the particular tasks associated with that station. The next step of 5S is referred to as store, set in order, or straighten. It usually follows the motto, a place for everything and everything in its place. It involves taking the items from the sort phase that were determined to be needed for that station and placing them at or near the point of use. The tools should be stored in the order of most used to the least used. The techniques of using shadows, labels, or foam cutouts to signify what belongs or is missing from that open space is also used within the second step. The next step of 5S is referred to as shine or sweep. It is aimed at cleaning or restoring all of the equipment and related items in a work cell to like new condition. The reason that the shine step is important is that it enables the workers to immediately notice if there are changes with equipment or items such as oil leaks. It also is used to determine what the sources of messes are so that they might be eliminated. The next step of 5S is referred to as standardize. Its goal is to put procedures and instructions in place to help control and keep the station in the condition that it is in at the end of the first three phases. Standardization is important because it enables every worker that is tasked with working at the station to see what success looks like. It also encourages the use of successful implementations at other stations in question, helping to make all stations similar or alike in their applications of 5S. The next step of 5S is known as sustain or self-discipline in some instances. The objective being continued focus on keeping the changes put in place working either through managing and enforcing the standards put in place or make small incremental changes to improve. Development of 5S employs the use of a scoring system with a posted scorecard or the tracking of other key process indicators associated with the station. Using the 5S system, a clean and safe work environment is delivered with groundwork for continuous improvement.


At Madison High School, where she teaches English, the popularity of armist brooks is second to none. But when you get right down to it, she can count her close friends on the fingers of one hand. Or if you want to get down even lower, on the toes of one foot. Of course my dearest friend is my landlady Mrs. Davis. And most of the time I have no hesitancy in discussing my problems with her. Particularly when she gives me the opening as she did last Friday morning at breakfast. Here dear, have a little more tea. Connie, I hate to bring this up, but well, you don't look rested at all. It's merely because I haven't been getting any sleep. For the past three nights I've been having bad dreams, Mrs. Davis. Bad dreams? You've got to tell me about them, Connie. You must. Well my dream is a recurrent one. Every night I dream that someone's chasing me with a knife. Connie! Perhaps it's something in your subconscious. Something in your past that will explain your psychopathic fear of knives. Well what's psychopathic about it?  I'm not at all superstitious. I'm a completely practical woman who believes in being prepared for the future. Now, where did I leave my fortune telling cards? In the silverware drawer on top of your Ouija board. Here they are. I'll mix them up just a bit. First card, Jack of Diamonds. That's good. He's the symbol of good will and friendship. Now then, the next card is the Queen of Spades. Connie. The Queen of Spades is a symbol of ill will and enmity. Enmity is overpowering friendship. The cards have spoken. They say that by nightfall, Connie Brooks, you will have lost all your friends. Of all the ridiculous conclusions. Now really, Mrs. Davis, there's no reason. I'll be right with you. That's Walter Denton to drive me to school. Now try to pull yourself together, Mrs. Davis. Now just forget the card. No one in his right mind would believe in cards. Now just a minute. I'm not in my right mind. Isn't that what you mean? I didn't say that. I simply... Oh yes, you did. I did not. Now go ahead, go ahead, bully me. Tell me I'm mentally unbalanced. Oh, believe me, dear. I wouldn't do anything in the world to hurt you. That's the last insult I'll ever take from you. I'm going to my room. Mrs. Davis! I'm one friend you can cross off your list. Goodbye, Miss Brooks. Just a perfect plan, Chip. One other participant forgot. Ours will still be hot. Long birds and serenade, the sallow sun. So bite me here, Miss Brooks. Or close the window. I've already been bitten. Shoveling mood this morning. Shoveling? You know, grave diggerish. It's an expression used by the younger malt shop set. It's synonymous with party pooperish. Out of the pea soup, Miss Brooks.   I've had it for today, thanks. You know how close Mrs. Davis and I have always been. Do you think anything could happen between us that could result in our becoming, well, enemies? Oh, of course not. Oh, little differences might arise occasionally, but those could be of no more than fleeting duration. You're right. When I get home from school, she'll be the same friendly, lovable Mrs. Davis that she's always been. Of course. Oh, gosh, it's good to see you smile, Miss Brooks. How many of you looked as if you'd been stabbed with a knife? Hard knife. I guess I'm allergic to it, Walter. I've been having a recurrent dream lately in which someone is chasing me with a knife. Someone? A man or a woman? I never stopped to ask it. Walter Boynton. He showed you his new scout knife last week. You remember? Maybe that's sticking in your subconscious. No, he put it back in his pocket. I suppose I could be wrong, but you... Oh, here's the school, Miss Brooks. I'll pull up and let you off in front. Well, thanks for the lift, Walter.  Day after day, month after month, picking me up to drive me to school. Oh, just a minute, Miss Brooks. I thought we might discuss this matter at lunch, but since you've brought it up, I may as well break it to you now. This is the last time I'll be able to drive you to school. The last time? I don't understand. Well, I'm a growing boy, Miss Brooks, and I need my sleep. So I figured out that if I don't have to pick you up in the morning, I can grab off an extra ten minutes to shut eye. So, at last, you've revealed yourself in your true colors. Huh? If you think more of a little sleep than you do of me, then you're no friend of mine. Goodbye, Mr. Denton. Mr. Denton? Mrs. Davis' prediction that I would be friendless before nightfall was turning out to be awesomely accurate. The score was two down, Mrs. Davis and Walter Denton, and one to go, the one being Mr. Boyden. However, shortly before noon, I was summoned to my principal's office. Good morning, Mr. Compton. Never mind that. I summoned you here to discuss the chair you rammed against the wall yesterday. I hold you personally responsible for the damage. Twenty dollars, please. Hand it over. Twenty? Mr.  I'm going to open my bag, empty it on your desk, and show you all the money I have in the world.  Besides the bric-a-brac, my bag contains only fifteen dollars, and I need every penny of it for the down payment on the gown I'm to wear at the biologist's ball. Five, ten, fifteen dollars, thank you very much, and good day. You can owe me the other five.  Just a minute, sir. You've got to give that money back to me. If I don't get that gown, I won't be able to go to the ball. Mr. Boyden's going as Romeo, and I'm going as Juliet. Well, get off your balcony, Julie. You've been grounded. This discussion is closed. Is that clear? Yes, sir. Quite clear, sir. I am sorry about the ball, Miss Brooks. Too bad. You've made a wonderful Juliet. Ah, Juliet. The loveliest flower in all Verona. Fair Juliet.  Stabbed with a knife. It's made. That's a job for... I got one meatball myself. Imagine, they charge 40 cents for meatballs in this place now. 40 cents is small change, Mr. Boyden. I know a girl who has a bigger financial problem. What's your girlfriend's problem? Well, she can't afford to buy a new gown she was planning to wear on the date tomorrow night. A rather heavy date. Does she have another gown? Yes and no. That is, she has a gown, but it's rather old. Oh, I don't care how old it is. Is that old blue Taffeta thing you wore last New Year's? Did I say anything? Not a word. It's a Taffeta. I have it, Mr. Boyden. I know just what to do with it. What? I'll crimp the bodice Juliet style and wear it to the biologist ball. Just for kicks. Would you mind? Why should I mind? What you wear is entirely up to you. I hope you have a lot of fun at the ball, Miss Brooks. Oh, I'm sure I will, Mr. Boyden. Oh, by the way, who are you going with? With whom am I going? Whom? Direct objects of verbs, indirect objects and objects of prepositions are in the objective case, Mr. Boyden. Therefore, the preposition with must take the relative pronoun whom in those sentences in which the objective... Who am I going with? As I stated in the note I sent to your classroom an hour ago. I wasn't in my classroom an hour ago. I took my class to the library. What note? I didn't get any note. Well, I'll explain. As you know, Miss Brooks, the tickets for last year's ball were priced at $1. When I called this morning to reserve our tickets, however, I was chagrin to learn that this year they have, without justifiable cause, up the price to $2.50. Well, I certainly wouldn't want to shell out $2.50 for a ticket, Miss Brooks. So I decided that I'm not going to the ball.  Here, I'll pick it up for you. Mr. Boyden, we had a definite date. I think you're being very unfair. Unfair? If you had my interest at heart... I did have your interest at heart. I didn't want you to pay $2.50 for your ticket, either. The last you've shown yourself in your true colors. What are you talking about? I was just... Oh, here. What was that for? I simply offered you the knife you dropped. You tried to stab me with it. Stab you? First you tried to stab me in my dreams and now you break a date while I'm wide awake. You and I are through, Mr. Boyden, washed up. That's the last insult I'll ever take from you. I'm going back to my classroom. Well, just a minute, Miss Brooks. Goodbye, party pooper. Be hot. To a definite decision. Short day after making it, I ran into Harriet Conklin in the hall. Going home for the day, Miss Brooks? Not for the day. I'm going for keeps, Harriet. For keeps? I'm tired of this school and certain people in it. Oh, not you, Harriet. You've been very sweet.  But, Miss Brooks... Don't think of me once in a while. Bye now. Miss Brooks... Wait for us. I have nothing to discuss with you, Walter. When certain people do things to hurt me, I want no part of them. If you'll excuse me now. They move along. They move along. No loitering in the halls. You know my rules concerning loitering. How would you like to go take a flying leap at the moon? You hurt me. I don't have to kowtow to you anymore, Mr. Conklin. You'll find my resignation on your desk. Resignation? Unlike a shot. Your teachers aren't easy to dig up. I wish I could think of something to change your mind. Well, she intimated that certain people did things to hurt her. Maybe one of us is the certain people she meant. You're right. And you're the one she was looking at when she said it. You do to Miss Brooks, Danden. Was looking at? Go take a flying leap at the moon. You have no concern of yours, Mrs. Davis.  Oh, that was this morning. Now that you've lost your other friends, I wouldn't dream of deserting you. Welcome home. But please don't mention that word dream. It's incredible the way things worked out, Mrs. Davis. The knife bit in my dreams and then losing my friends as you predicted. I'm sure that part was coincidence and yet I won't rest until I find out what's causing those dreams. Someone's at the door. I'm going to my room. Whoever it is, I'm not in, Mrs. Davis. I don't want to see anyone. All right, dear. Right, Mr. Boynton. Good evening, Mrs. Davis. I'd like to see Miss Brooks if she'll let me. She'd love to see you. You just make yourself comfortable, Mr. Boynton. Now go fetch her. Honey, Mr. Boynton's in the living room and he'd like to see you if you let him. I'd love to see you. What's the matter with you? You're smiling. Oh, it's wonderful, Mrs. Davis. I don't want to sound like a Pollyanna, but I've just eliminated one of the major barriers on my road to happiness. What? I'll explain later. Now if I can just make up with Mr. Boynton. That won't be difficult. He's the picture of remorse. Oh, well then I'll let him make up with me. Off goes the smile, Mrs. Davis. Oh, hello there, Miss Brooks. Oh, Mr. Boynton. What do you hear from the guinea pigs, Doc? Miss Brooks, I've been thinking this.  There is absolutely nothing you can say, Mr. Boynton, that could possibly be of any interest to me. Miss Brooks. Yeah, yeah, yeah. $2.50 or no $2.50. I just purchased two tickets for the biologist's ball tomorrow night. I was wondering if you'd wear that beautiful, old blue tappet of thing of yours and be my dad. Mr. Boynton, how are you? I don't know yet, Walter. Yeah, Miss Brooks, I've been thinking.   If you don't mind, please. What do you say, Miss Brooks? Her, please? Well... One left the door open, didn't one. Mr. Conklin, at ease, at ease.  Pick up your letter of resignation. Yes, I did. I did. I did. I did, too. I called the Board of Education an appropriated ample money to repair the damage to the wall in your classroom. Therefore, I should like to return the $15 I've played when he took from you this morning. Will accept the money and let bygones be bygones, Miss Brooks? I believe I can answer all three of you boys in one crisp sentence. Mr. Boynton, you may take me to the ball. You may continue picking me up for school, Walter. And, Mr. Conklin, hand over the $15 fish. A dollar. I heard everything, Connie. Now you can buy the new gown for the ball. Of course, you don't have to wait until then to date her, Mr. Boynton. While I'm fixing a snack for Walter and Mr. Conklin, why not take her out to a movie? Well, that's a splendid idea. Yes, isn't it? Uh, they can wait for a minute for the snacks, Mrs. Davis. Come and help me get my thing. Excuse us, folks. I'll get your coat, dear. Meanwhile, you can explain what you meant when you said you'd discovered what's been blocking your path to happiness. I was referring to those dreams in which someone's been chasing me with a knife. Those nightmares are gone, Mrs. Davis, gone for good. Then it was something in your subconscious, wasn't it? Oh, definitely. You see where the covers are off my bed? Yes. Well, take a good look at that bed spring sticking through my mattress. That's what was stabbing my subconscious. Good. Charlie E. Harden's grand prize is produced and directed by Larry Burns, listened by Bill Cullen and Al Lewis for the music of Wilbur House. It's a conch from a play by Gail Gordon. Others in tonight's cast were Dick Crenna, Jane Morgan, Bob Rockwell, Gloria McMillan, and Judd Conlins, rhythm errors.


Hello, and welcome to the session. This is Professor Farhad. In this session, we would look at introduction to corporate liquidation. This topic is covered in corporate income tax course, the CPA exam, the regulation section. As always, I would like to remind you to connect with me on LinkedIn. YouTube is where you need to subscribe. I have over 1500 plus tax accounting and all the thing lectures. This is my Instagram account, Facebook, and this is my website. On my website, you could also donate if you'd like to support the channel. So let's talk about corporate liquidation. The first thing is we want to know why and how corporate liquidate. So think about it. Why corporate liquidate? Liquidate means why do they go out of business? Why would you go out of business? Well, one reason why you would go out of business, because your business is not successful. You are not generating cash flow. What you plan to do is not really working. The economy is going south. Somehow you are unsuccessful.  Sometimes the shareholder wants to acquire the corporate asset. So you buy the asset and you liquidate the company. Or another person wants to buy you out. So another person or entity wants to purchase the corporation. How can they do it? They can buy the stock. They can buy the stock of the company, then liquidate the corporation. Basically, they will buy the stock then because they own the company, then they liquidate the corporation. Or they can buy the assets directly from the corporation. Rather than buying the stocks, they can ask you if you would sell your building, fleet of vehicles, supplies, assets, inventory, whatever you have, a count receivable. And after the assets are sold, the corporation distributes the sales proceeds to the shareholders. So after we sell those assets, we give the proceeds to our shareholders and we go out of business. Now we have to understand that we are dealing with complete corporate liquidation. And that's in contrast to non-liquidating distribution that we talked about in the prior chapter. So in the prior chapter, we looked at partial liquidation or non-liquidating distribution. So if you have any concerns about this topic or if that's the topic you are looking to learn about, that's the prior chapter. So when a corporation makes a non-liquidating distribution called a stock redemption, the entity normally continue operating, which continues as a going concern. So the company exists in a complete liquidation. That's totally different. In a complete liquidation, the company exists and terminates. It sees to exist, as well as the shareholder interest in the company. Basically, the company goes out, it's done. A complete liquidation is treated like a qualifying stock redemption, which is, if you remember from prior chapter, it means the transaction produces a sale or an exchange treatment to the shareholder. So what you're doing is you are selling your stocks. Basically, you are liquidating. It's a sale or an exchange. And because of that, you're going to have a capital gain or a capital loss. So let's take a look at a summary real quick about the difference between non-liquidating and liquidating distribution. For a corporation, if it's a non-liquidating distribution, if they have a gain, they can book the gain. If they have a loss, they cannot book the loss. So for a losses, you cannot gain. You can. If it's a liquidating distribution, you can recognize the gain and you can recognize the loss.  Yes, you can recognize the loss. Yes, for both. Okay. Think about it for a moment. If you're going out of business, you want to account for your losses. There is no way for you to defer them any further. Okay. So yes, you can recognize the loss. Yes. For the shareholder, if a non-liquidating distribution, if it's, it will be treated as an ordinary income dividend up to EMP. Okay. This is a non-qualify stock redemption. If in a liquidating distribution, like a qualified stock redemption, you have a capital gain or a capital loss, capital gain or a capital loss basis for the shareholder. Well, what's your basis to the shareholder for, for the, for the distributed asset, fair market value of the distribution for the non-liquidating and fair value of the distribution for the liquidating, which is the same, same rules. Let's take a look at an example to see how this all works. Sunset corporation with EMP of 400,000 make a cash distribution of 120,000 to stockholder. The stockholder basis and sunset involve $50,000. Determine the tax consequences. Every distribution is a non-qualify stock redemption. So let's take a look at here. This is a non-qualify. So non-liquidating, non-qualified stock redemption. Okay. So if it's a non-qualify stock redemption, they gave us $120,000, guess what? That 100, since we have EMP, enough EMP, the $120,000 is considered what is treated as a dividend and we have plenty of EMP to be treated as a dividend. So this is a dividend. Determine the tax consequences. The shareholder of the distribution is a qualified, qualifying stock redemption. If it's a qualifying, it's like an exchange. It's a sale.  Therefore, you have a capital gain of $70,000. Determine the tax consequences to the shareholder of the distribution is a complete liquidation. Well, complete liquidation is like qualifying stock redemption, $120,000 minus $50,000 equal to $70,000 and that's treated as a capital gain. How much will you pay for it? Well, check out the chapter for capital gain, how capital gains are, how capital gains are taxed. If you have any questions about this topic, please email me if you happen to visit my website and I strongly encourage you to do so. Please consider donating. If you're studying for CPA, for your CPA exam, as always, study hard, it's worth it. In the next few session, we would look at the effect on the shareholder, much, much more in details and on the corporation, much, much more in details. This is the big picture, these are the general rules. Good luck and study hard for your CPA exam.


But it feels as though all I'll remember from the Bears defense is that Carson Wentz blew up their best player on a little block to Roquan Smith. I mean, he destroyed him. He did destroy him.  You guys had Carson here, right? Oh, yeah. He's a big son. Watch him here. Oh, dang. See, I feel for Roquan because Roquan, he did not see him till the last second, I think, right here. And then he wasn't exactly sure who it was. Maybe he wasn't sure it was Carson. Because if you know a wide out's coming to block you, that's the whole thing as like a linebacker in different positions.  But guess what? There's a lot of big wide outs that can block you.   You also wonder if these guys don't maybe just get a little bit gun shy with that.  I think you're right. I think it's like, hey, if I run through this guy and blow him up, who's to say that I'm not going to get penalized for it? I can promise you next time a quarterback tries to block Roquan, he will not be thinking that off.


Rocky's seven and Rocky's eight. Brewer's Royals, Brewer's Royals. Jay Grads, Reds, Phillies. It's Red Sox, Guardians, Red Sox. Steven Villa, Giants, Giants. Chris God Duke, Miami. Duke, Miami, three, four. Matt Smith got the Yankees. Number seven, Mike Vellucci. LSU, LSU, Cleveland, Clemson Clemson. Cardinals seven. Doing well, Eric. Finally got a fresh cut. Cleaned up my beard a little bit. Feeling a little better now. I don't feel like a scruffy, scruffy caveman. Cub seven, eights. You guys want some more gilded, it looks like. Twin seven, eight. Everybody's just buying into gilded. Larry, all of my orders have been gilded, literally. Pirates, pirates. Washington commanders in gold standard, there you go. Got the Clippers in the war, and the A's and seven. Always just feel good, you know? I haven't gone to my barber since I was a little kid. You know, I've known the dude for a long time already. But yeah, just every time I get a fresh cut, I just feel so relieved. I don't get haircuts as often anymore. For granted, because it's the last four years, I've been living closer to work here, not where I grew up in, you know. So, I don't want to always go out there and get a haircut, plus with appointments and all that, it's just like 40 bucks now. So, you know, I kind of keep it to like maybe once a month. If I have something planned, then maybe I'll go twice in a month, but rarely. Raptors off the board in one, but for the most part, I'm thinning out at the top, but I still got a lot of beard hair, a lot of mustache hair, and I'm just a hairy person in general. Yeah, always out of the fresh cut, you always feel good. Chargers off the board in gold standard, too. Jeremy taking the nuggets, baby. I don't have too many orders to go through, but again, 14 left in gold standard, that's a promo break. I actually see the profile pics as I use this one app. I use this restream app, so I don't really see people's profile pics. But what you're saying is that you have like hair at the top or no hair at the top, so what do you have, like a mullet or something? That filler here unlocks Prism. Prism unlocks Prism Baseball. Of course, 26 left in the filler went a big team like Cincinnati, Seattle, New York. Gotcha, so you just trim the sides and leave the hair on the top. I got you. I know what you mean. Obviously, a new release today is Noir Basketball. Don't get me wrong, guys. It is a pricey, pricey box, but honestly, Noir Basketball is a very, very fun product to rip. It's obviously one of the top high-end products. You know, not more expensive than Flawless, not more expensive than NT, but it is a solid, solid box and break. And again, guys, obviously, you're looking for the 2223 draft class that features Chad Holmgren, Paolo Boncaro, you know, all the big stars in there, but again, they have some really, really cool ones there, like spotlight signatures would look something like that.  That's one of the most popular ones. They have the casting call, like rookie memorabilia there. Obviously, the Noir...  And then, of course, you know, just in general, some really, really cool stuff. Now, obviously, not every team has like those, those, you know, sneaker spotlights, but obviously, there's plenty of teams that do, though. So, sneaker spotlights. There's actually 40 different cards. Yolkish Haslund, Sean Kemp versus Sonics, which is OKC, Chris Paul, Miami, He with Dwayne Wade, John Moran, Grizzlies, Suggs Magic, Donchich Mavericks, Tyrese Halliburton-Pacer, some Cunningham, Pistons, SGA. Wow, I have to buy an SGA sneaker spotlight, guys.  Rishi Wallach for the Trailblazers, Pelican Siege and McCallum. So, actually, quite a few different teams, actually. So, if you go look at some of the teams remaining, the Nets, I don't know if the Nets have them, but let's take a look. Let's see. Brooklyn Nets, maybe not them. All the good players already left, basically. Let's see, Bowls. Josh Giddy has one, too. Do they have rookie-singer spotlights? I don't see the rookie. Do they have rookies in this one? Got sneaker spotlights on eBay, guys. They do tend to sell extremely well. It doesn't really matter who the player is. Obviously, in that sense, it does matter per se, but, like, obviously, it could be one of the cheapest players, but they do sell extremely well. So, there's already Anthony Davis for the Lakers. I don't know if the Lakers have been taken. They're still there at $1.99. Of course, Lakers would probably have a sneaker spotlight at a bronze, but look at that. Almost $200. They're already paying for the spot if you get one of those. I don't know if there's been any. Julius Randall's already had $100. Can you believe that? We're talking Julius Randall and the Nicks. Nicks are available for $70. Let's see if that's a black box one. Let's see if there's been any actually sold sold. Trey Young from last year. Over $1,000. Good. Damn. That's crazy. $400 for a Jaren Jackson Jr. Like I said, obviously, the sneaker spotlight sold extremely well, so there are some pretty cheap teams in there under $100.  Yeah, Trey Young's go for like $1,000. That's crazy. Tatum's go for like $1,200. Now, I remember LeBron actually might have one, but he's not going to have his autograph, though, I'd assume. I did pull one of those one year, man.  And I think it sold extremely well, too. Okay, so there's sneaker spotlights that have no autograph, too, as well. And that's two of them for LeBron James, actually. Both Cavaliers Edition, actually. Steph Curry-Warriors. Yonza the Cumble Bucks. Paul George, Clay Thompson. Trey Young, Gaming Lillard. Oh, there's actually updates, too. There's updates signatures. Cure Lewis, Junior, Matt Barnes, Penny Hardaway. Kill Alexander Walker, Wally Sherbach. Yeah, it looks like the Atlanta Hawks have three different sneaker spotlights, a couple signatures. So does the Boston Celtics, as well as the Cleveland Cavaliers with a couple of LeBron James. Luka Donchich has one for the Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets have two with Yolkich and Allen Iverson, which is kind of cool. Three of them for the Detroit Pistons, including Kate Cunningham, Jaden Durand, and Jaden Ivy. Golden State Warriors have one, two, three, four, five different sneaker spotlights, including three signatures. Curry, Kamega, and Paul. Houston Rockets have sneaker spotlights. Jalen Green and Jabari Smith, Junior. So there actually is rookie of them. Heather and Charlie's Halliburne have one for the Pacers. Clippers have one with Paul George. Lakers have one with Paul Gosaw and Anthony Davis. And LeBron James does have Rolex in here, guys, which can be one-on-ones as well. Looks like Memphis Grizzlies have three, including two John Morantz, one Zach Randolph. Miami Heat have one for Dwayne Wade. Bucks have two, both Yannis and Chris Middleton. Anthony Edwards has one for the T-Wolves. Pelicans have three for C.J. McCullum, Zion Williamson, and Brandon Ingram. Seems like almost every team almost has one. Only a couple of teams, though. Nick's have them with RJ Barrett. SGA has one, Giddy, and then Sean Kemp. So let's say they didn't give one to Chet Holmgren, but he's in everything else, though, so he's their big rookie anyways. Oh, thank you, I appreciate it. To my barber. Dude, I went on the app, and it's like, I don't know how much they actually charge, but it said right there, from 19 to 29 or whatever, and then it said to trim my beard and all that, it was going to be $25 more. I'm like, damn, bro, I'd rather just go to my barber. It charges me like $35. 76ers. James Hardin has the Sneakers' Spotlight. Sons have three with Chris Paul, DeAndre Aiden, and Amari Stonamirer. Portland has one with Lillard, Rashi Wallace, and Shaden Sharp. And then, of course, San Antonio's first half will be managed in Oakley. There's only a couple teams that don't have one, actually.  I mean, I probably am at the end of the day going to have to run a number block. You know, some of these teams, but if we can get off, get, like, the Nets, 34.99, which we can go through the checklist, guys. I mean, I was just going through it now. Nets for 34.99. Relics of Cam Thomas, Jumbo Materials of Spencer Dinwitty, Newsreel Jersey Relics of Ben Simmons, Autographs of Seth Curry, Shadow Signature of Seth Curry, Deron Williams, New Jersey Nets Relics, Vince Carter, Freeze Frame Signature, so that's kind of cool. We've got some V Carter in there. Autographs of Jason Kidd, and Jason Kidd's Spotlight Signatures Horizontal, so that's only a $34 team, guys. That's not bad at all. Bulls, Chicago Bulls. Look at their checklist for just a little bit more. So instead of paying 34, you pay 50. Look how big your checklist gets here. Team Base of DeMar DeRozan, Relics here of Zach Laveen DeMar DeRozan, Daelin Terry, Rookie Autographs, Patch Autographs, BJ Armstrong, Lonzo Ball Relics, Richard Hamilton, Freeze Frame Signatures. A lot of Zach Laveen, some Jimmy Butler, Real to Real memorabilia. A lot of Daelin Terry looks like that's their rookie there. And then Art of Skillmore with Kirk Heinrich, so for a little bit more, a much, much bigger checklist. Another one of the cheaper teams, Nix, are always pretty cheap for the most part. New York Nix. Look how big their checklist is for just a little bit more at $69.99. Jaylen Brunson, RJ Barrett, Relics and Base, Otto Noir, Black and White, Kenny Skywalker, RJ Barrett, Jaylen Brunson. Noir Color of Kenny Skywalker, Jaylen Brunson and RJ Barrett. Obi Toppin, Bernard King, a lot of Jaylen Brunson and RJ Barrett though. Christos Borzinga's Relics, Carmelo Anthony Relics, Jamal Crawford Autographs, Larry Johnson Autographs. A lot of really nice stuff. And then another cheaper team, Sons. Look at that, a couple of Sneakers Spotlights. So Chad Sturz Sneakers Spotlights, they're for $80 bucks, three different ones. And you've got Kevin Durant, Relics, Game Jersey's Booker, Deandre Aiden, Charles Barkley Autographs, Kevin Durant, Metal Frame Vintage Arts, you also have Split Screen, Jason Tannum, Kevin Durant, Bass Metal Frame Feature Length, Kevin Durant, and then obviously Autographs to Chris Paul, Deandre Aiden, and Amari Stoddermire as well. So that's another cool team there. And Jazz at $80, Utah Jazz down here. You have a Lori Markin, Jordan Clarkson Bass, Markin M and Clarkson Relics, Walker Kessler of Bajie Ruggies, Walker Kessler of Bajie Ruggies, John Stockton Autographs, Rudy Gaubert, Realtorio Relics, Adrian Danly of Bajie Reigning, Knight Signatures. Obviously Bajie and Kessler are the bigger rookies there for them. And a little Carlos Boozer here at the bottom with John Stockton Spotlights Signatures and Snapshot Signatures. And I think Washington was the last team at $40. Washington, some Porzingis. Obviously Johnny Davis is a very, very underrated rookie. He was a top pick. He was the top 10 pick for the Washington Wizards. So for them to only be $40, that's not bad at all. Rack about some Johnny Davis, Karam Butler, Porzingis, Gilbert Arenas. So like I said, for Johnny Davis being the number 10 overall pick, I mean obviously I don't know how he's been playing this preseason, but it's only his second year. It's a good time, of course, to kind of stock up on him for pretty cheap and maybe people are doubting him, but he was a 10th overall pick last year. And maybe didn't have the craziest. Yeah, it looks like he only played like 28 games, so he didn't play much. Only average about almost 6 points a game. But like I said, I don't know how it's going this year for him. He could be playing a lot more this season. Looks like these last two pre-season games he's played. Looks like he played 22 minutes, 13 points, 6 for 8 shooting, had 5 rebounds, 2 assists, couple blocks, and in the last game he had 9 points made 6 rebounds, 3 assists, 1 block.  So that wouldn't be a bad one to chase for the Washington States. Pretty cheap. I'm about to show you, I don't know if I'll buy it or just wait until the next one. I do want to buy Spider-Man 2 though. Has anybody played Spider-Man 2 already? I didn't finish the first game, but I did play it a lot though. Sports guy, I don't really play Call of Duty and all that. Never was really good at it. But I've always liked those kind of other games like Spider-Man and I even bought the Harry Potter game and played that for a little bit. That was fun. Got into that premiere hockey.  I would try to want to work on the promo breaks guys. So that way we can try to knock off this promo by tomorrow. And especially knowing that there's a couple that we can do. Guys remember, Bowman Crom University now is down to 9 and there's still a couple teams as little as 60 bucks like Texas. Now again, you want to save a little bit more money? Buy into the Gold Standard Break. There's still teams there as little as 999 and you get them in the half case break, which would be the second half of the case. Now if you want to save a little bit too and have a chance to win a bigger team in a bigger break, buy into the filler. That's at 26 left. So obviously we'd love to do the promo breaks. But, I mean, the only orders we got today that were mainly for was this Gilded guys. I mean, do we want to do more Gilded and just sell out an R&B for all 16 teams remaining? I don't know if it was sold yesterday like that. It was like 16 teams or yeah, it's sold yesterday like 16 team R&B. I don't know if you guys want to do that instead. Gilded is still hot. Seems like everybody wants that right now. 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Just because they're 24 or 25, that doesn't mean they're busts. Seeing Conor McDavid and Austin Matthews and obviously Conor Bedard as 18-year-olds make the league and play in the league, those are just once-in-a-generational talents. You have to think of baseball, you have to think of hockey kind of like baseball. When you get drafted in the first round, you're not automatically going to play for the team. There's many first-rounders that don't even make the team until like three, four years later. So basically you've got to think of it as like baseball in that sense. But yeah, it looks like he's off to a pretty hot start. It's only four games in, but he has two goals. Obviously Minnesota Wildfans are passionate about their hockey. They're in the state of hockey, so I wouldn't doubt it if actually this isn't a bad hit. Yeah, a normal RPA at a $249 sold for like $50, which doesn't sound like a lot, but again, Premier's not a very expensive box price. So you figure it could be a little bit more than that maybe? Unless I'm blanking. Oh, we'll see about something like we, yeah. If we had a player that was like 4-3, that'd be amazing. But 4-5 was like the fastest. But yeah, like I said, we weren't over football really. But I can still always look at these photos and just be amazed. I like that photo. I really used to like to take good photographs of me. So it was fun though. I enjoyed playing football. Oh yeah, that's what I was going to look for. Masses. Honestly, thank you, buddy. Like I said, guys, obviously I'm happy we got one break in, but I still want to do more. Let's try to solve that pack filler, guys. Let's re-rally that pack filler, guys. Let's re-rally that pack filler. I'm going to post another hockey one though. I mean, it's nothing wrong with doing another hockey break if you guys want. I still think there's a big rookie hiding in there, guys. Remember, obviously, Quinn and Byfield, big one for my Kings. He was the number two overall picked that year. Trevor Zeegers for the Ducks is a big one there. Cole Coughield for the Montreal Canadiens is a big one there. There's quite a few big rookies in there. And obviously, minus Chacy Rookies, you have a chance to, of course, get the veteran stuff like McDavid, like Matthews, like Gretzky, which easily pays for the spot. Of course, it definitely could, but will it is the issue or is the problem? We have to sell the two R&Bs to sell out to our basketball buddy. Nobody was buying the big $500 team, so we put them in a random number blog, and we're down to seven. So this needs to sell out and then the cheaper R&B at eight left needs to sell out. But of course, there's plenty of time. The question is, will it break?  Anything on the website can go tonight. It just depends on if you guys want to break it. I know some of you guys may have your spots already, may have bought your teams. But I mean, if you really want to make it happen tonight, we're going to need a little bit of extra help, guys. And that means maybe helping out with fillers. Maybe like the cheaper R&B if the other ones out of your price range, you know. Obviously, the cheaper R&B is still a really nice one. You still have the Rockets have a big rookie in there. Lakers are solid team. Pages have Benedict Matherin. I mean, those are still $200 teams at their Rockets, Lakers and Pacers. So obviously they're the big top ones, you know. But yeah, I did put up another hockey one though. You guys want to do that. But I'm thinking guys, if we don't do anything else tonight, this is the last thing I think we could do. It is at 20 and it is a pack filler, guys. Let's re-rally this, restart this rally, guys. Go, go, go, go, go, go! For fun like it easy, you'll get a guy called out. Now, say welcome and add the quote of Listerine to your routine. Do science shows. Listerine is five times more effective than watch and reducing plaque from your gut lines for a cleaner healthier battery. Ta-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da. Old school. You just took one of the juggler, man. Oh, I just missed it. It was a freaking dart on your neck, man. Man, to get to spot in the select pack filler. 19. So 19 left in the pack filler now, guys. Nick just texted me saying, took out two spots in the R&B for the Rockets Lakers Pacers to give away and give away an extra one in the... So this one actually is going to be three-spot giveaway. Our expensive one's going to be two-spot giveaway. Now, I don't know if that's a tonight only. Watch out. It makes my life easier so I don't have to look at my phone. And then the more expensive one's going to be a two-spot free giveaway. So again, I don't know if that's a tonight only, but extra free spots now. So we're down to six and six. This one's giving away three. This one's giving away two. I was looking at my arm. Yeah. So maybe that helps rather than move the needle, guys. Six and six. Remember, guys, I know it's pricing for the big R&B, but at the same time it holds the biggest teams, guys. Magic Thunder are both 500-plus. Waters, 350-plus. Pistons, 300. Maps, 250. Blazers, 200-plus. Grizzlies, I think we're like 130, 140. So every single team in there minus the Grizzlies are legit pretty much over the spot price or at the spot price. So you're getting a chance at getting some really nice ones. Yeah. Nancy just got a spot in the $89.99 R&B. So that's not down to five. I don't know, guys. Maybe that moves the needle, threads the needle, guys. Anybody else? Yeah. I was just, I'm gonna, whatever they have.  I'll probably just go Monday. All right, you guys. Well, again, down to five left and six left in the R&Bs for Noir basketball. Sold a couple on the high end. Sold a couple in the $89.99 one. But again, this filler is down to 19, guys. Got to sell this out within the next hour by like 10.30 for it to break tonight. It is gonna take about an hour, so I'll probably go overboard, but don't mind staying, of course, if we sell that out. But if we're not gonna do that, then maybe one of these R&Bs, or both of them obviously to sell it to break because it is down to five and six left. Yeah. All right, guys, so again, nearing about an hour and a half left, guys, we still have plenty of time to do something. Something else tonight, if you guys want. So again, it could be some of that in Noir basketball, which would be awesome since it is a new release. Sold a select pack filler, which is at 19, or maybe do something else. Bowman Chrome University is down to seven. This breaks at an R&B with Gilded. R&B for gold standard. Jerseys are at 12. Great shot. Sir, yes sir. Yeah. I'd like to write for a number of allegation before they can deny our official application. 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And I love getting spots sold in the next ones, guys, but obviously, what we have in front right here is definitely still doable tonight. Alrighty guys, so again, about an hour left, guys, if you guys want to do something. He puts the end in, tie it in, and leaves her at the 30 yard line. Damn. I like 30. It's not as many as earlier. I mean, we'll see. Oh, is that right, Rex? I mean, I'm sure you can cleverly make up, like, a line for a breakup song with a football player. That's a girl. You don't realize you need me, what the where? Instead of trying to ease. And we're studying, taking care of you. You've been great since the first period of all time. What's your first pair? Oh, they're free. Upgrade to all hammocks at shinsley.com. So now, as makers of coffee, we've been operating for eight and nine years, but we have to continue to improve. Like, we're out in the corner of the mall. With our pretty, effective ingredients and signs, we really need you okay before someone comes. 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So I expected tomorrow, people were going to wake up in the morning and see how close some of these breaks are, and they're probably going to get in, guys. So, I mean, even if you only do two, three, four breaks tomorrow, I mean, it's going to be noir, which again, noir boxes are like 2,000 plus. So doing a break of that is pretty expensive.  I know, dude. What's going on? Is it that they're finally playing much better? Or is it that Texas and Philly are both choking? Because it seems like today, Philly and Texas had the lead going into the later innings of the game, and then they both lost it, right? All two of them hit a three-run bomb in the ninth to take the lead. The D-backs, I think, hit a home run, and then got an old base hit from Gabriel Miranda later in the innings to get the lead. So it's like, what's been going on? Kimbrough, the last couple of games have just been blowing. He's back to the old Craig Kimbrough, which is sad, but more like the old Craig Kimbrough from the Dodgers version. How do you get an R&B of these? It's tough. If anyone wants to grab it, they want to buy it straight up. They're not going to get an R&B of this thing. Guilty. Yeah, is Ghost Rider a DC? I know, he's Marvel. The only thing that's really close to breaking style is going to be these two breaks here, which would help sell out the random number block. We have one of those Guilty R&Bs from yesterday, but this one's a little bit more expensive, man. 239, nothing really, man. I'm going to call it in like 25 minutes. This had to have filled like 20 minutes ago because it's like an hour-long break. I mean, you can get some spots to help it for tomorrow, but the only thing that's possible right now are these quick ones, right? This one's at 6 and 5 left. If we sell these R&Bs out, then that unlocks the break. This could sell right now, too, if you guys wanted to. It's a little pricey, though, but again, all these R&Bs are giving you like 14, 15 teams, so that's why they're a little bit more expensive. But yeah, those are all pretty easy I can do. I can do basically everything but the select case.  That's going to take me like 30 minutes, but it's still a much quicker break than the select. This one down to 7. We still have like a $400 or $500 team, but it's still cheaper teams in like 70s, 80s. But yeah, it's been a little bit slower nights tonight, after all. We were really busy the last few nights, so they didn't really do much today. I expected it to be a lot busier tomorrow, so I think it'd be good to still grab spots, though, man, just in case. That guy has the best voice ever. No matter what type of severe asthma you have, Tespire can help you have fewer attacks, or relieve your asthma symptoms. Tespire is an allergen for people who fall over. It is not a risk medication. Don't take Tespire if you're allergic to it. 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All right guys, I think I'm gonna call it just a little earlier guys Thank you guys so much we'll be back tomorrow and like I said I think we'll get a couple of these breaks in tomorrow guys so people wake up in the morning and see these breaks getting closer guys so thank you guys I'll be back tomorrow three o'clock


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