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Good day, File Investors. The hot topics on the street are Uber's IPO and the recent Lyft IPO. And I want to give you the most important thing you need to know when it comes to investing in such stocks. And that is private equity, the smart guys that have been investing in those companies through financing rounds, when they were building those companies, those smart guys are selling out and those people buying at the IPO, the pension funds, the ETFs that have to buy due to market capitalization and the investors that look at the growth promises, those are the suckers buying now. That's the most likely situation with this IPO. So the private equity is selling on the promise and they are selling at the best risk reward point for them to sell. If there would be better times ahead, they wouldn't do an IPO now, they would do it later. And that's the message, let's see. So Lyft is already 22% down since the IPO. So you see at the IPO, they managed to sell to these institutional investors that simply have so much money chasing any kind of assets that they have to be invested, they have to buy those and they are happy with them buying it. And later they might sell in the market when the lockup period passes. As Lyft made their IPO, similarly immediately Uber came in order to take advantage again of the hot market for such stocks. Who is selling, well, many series of funding rounds during the past. Lyft got a lot of money, billions of dollars and they want to cash in on their investments. Their only goal is to place the IPO at the most profitable moment possible. You see here seed money amount raised for Uber was 1.7 million in 2010. And now it is projected to be a 100 billion company on a 10 billion IPO, but also the last founding round in 2017, I don't know if it was the last, they raised 7.7 billion on a 50 billion valuation. So those guys that invested there might get out now with doubling their money or at least improving their balance sheets. The point is that the bigger the company is, the more money you can get on the promise of future growth. And future growth for Uber has been slowing down. So it's time probably for them, the growth will probably slow in the future. And it's time to do the IPO because they are big enough, they have to seal the promise so they can sell that to people. So the key here is private equity is selling to others that have to buy. For example, ETFs will chase these names to put them into their list because then it's easier to sell an ETF. And if we look at ETFs holding Snapchat, there are 47 ETFs holding Snapchat, many pension funds, many index funds that have included things like that. So there is plenty of money in the world to whom sell this kind of hot IPOs. However, the performance isn't good since the IPO, the stock really, really crashed. And I think that if you want such hot stocks in your portfolio, you should wait and there is a big likelihood that two out of three hot stocks will be 50% down within the next six months a year, especially when the lock up period expires. And then you might buy the same business much cheaper. However, there is always the risk that it explodes. But given the risk reward and the timing of the private equity sales, the chances are big that when the exuberant spaces, you see these kind of stocks much, much cheaper. Of course, the selling point is perhaps this is the next Amazon, but people are much smarter now than Jeff Bezos was in 1997. He simply needed the liquidity to grow the business, to scale the business and to make it what it is now. Uber is already big. They don't need IPO money to grow it. They can grow it on funding rounds. So it's really cashing in, not growth like it was the case in Amazon when they did the IPO. So thank you for watching. This is a value investing channel. So we'll look at the risk and reward, what's going on. I thought for those interested in these stocks, this could help plus maybe it will be a hot video. So all the income from the video ads go to charity. So we have, we are doing only good. And perhaps I'll help some of the investors who look at this from a value investing perspective and try to not get screwed by the very smart private equity guys. Thank you for watching. Looking forward to your comments and I'll see you in the next video.


This I believe I could be wrong. I Think this was the first DVD we ever received How do you know this? I believe it was wow.  It's up Corbin two years later Can you follow some Instagram to see come then? Thanks some patreon fellas to the camera in the boat I have something to say about that very fact. I believe I believe I'm right Let me know if I if it wasn't the first it was one of the first couple that we received But I think it was the first so we will eventually get to your question eventually You get there. Yeah, but 2293 you've already seen the title of this so this is a review for the I believe I believe it's Hindi film parched the 2015 film directed by Lena say Lena Yadav Lena Yadav Starring Tanish the Chatterjee forgive me for mispronouncing your first name Radhika Apte, which I and Ronnie told me it's we were calling her Radhika and is Radhika Radhika Radhika Apte Okay, Radhika. I believe that's all the trusting and running Radhika Apte Servin Chawla Lehar Khan and Reedy said yes, yes, lots of people and then it was also produced by a bunch of people, but most notably a J. Devin Yep produced this film, but yes, this is How we like to do things this is gonna be a hundred percent spoiler view. I don't know if a lot of you has seen it I don't know how big of a It seems very independent to me So that my my assumption is a lot of people have not seen this film, right? So if you haven't watched it go watch it come back. We don't want to spoil you. It's not what we like to do here Yeah, but this would be a hundred cents one of you. So yep hundred percent spoiler. Go ahead I haven't written anything because I have so much.  I don't understand because for me drumroll When you take header And you set header over here for its magnificence But it has a limitation by the reason of the fact that if you don't know Hamlet or Shakespeare, you won't you won't appreciate it as much This is The most important film we've seen and the one I would recommend above every other film that we have seen thus far Even a similar one as hella Great comparison because they feel and look so similar. Yeah, the only difference between hella row and this one is This one is this one has much Much bigger balls. Yeah, this one is a absolute Kick in the nuts.  It's it's my favorite thing and my most recommended thing that we've seen thus far ever Yep Other than help other than header being what header is Header is what header is but if I was going to recommend a film that I thought Then here's the difference. There's a bunch not just for Americans, but Indians. Yeah, see most of the films we see It's like this is what the West needs to see this is what the West needs to see this is what Indians need to see Yeah, everybody needs to see this. Yeah, everybody should see this. I really enjoyed this film. Oh It was it's an incredibly difficult watch at times, but then also Incredibly touching as well. It's just at times. It's a powerhouse of Female empowerment and acting as well basically all your lead and writing and cinematography all your leads are mostly female But I mean, okay, we can just we can just get into it. Yeah, I Adored this film. I want to talk about let's talk about the acting that's just because we'd like to talk about Radhika She would have gotten she would have won every category in our awards that we just did. Oh, I already I just went into the The dummies for 2021 Clean the slate for all of them and there's seven there's already seven nominations for me for this film It They there was a bunch of amazing performances and we'll get into all of them But hers specifically she gave me a different field than she's actually given me in all of her other stuff We've seen quite a few of her things. Yeah, she gave me an innocence in this but also like a danger as well And so that usually she has a more edgy feel to her and she did a little bit But it was a lot more of a I don't know how to describe it. It was a very complex Character in this one and I thought it was beautiful though one scene where her and This I believe in it to say the same. Well, you can see the character. It's Ronnie Yeah, when she came into the hut and she was bruised up and so she started to and then she was you know Touching her breasts and all that That whole scene was so well done so beautiful The fact that you you were first like because I thought that I was like Maybe they have tendencies towards each other and they very well might they kind of just brushed over that and so it could have Been a thing but then it ended up being just two women that have never experienced The touch of somebody who loves them exactly and that's what they were that's what they were longing It's just to be touched and loved and that's what they were finding in each other whether they it's romantic Evolves into something romantic or if it's just these two friends love each other Yeah, it wasn't the point. It was an absolute well-written obviously beautifully acted scene and That was just such a beautiful moment. She I think just like the one Lena Heady did in Gemma Thrones when she had to walk down and that vulnerability she had the same thing I would I would immediately give her an Oscar for this. Yeah, I it is Unquestionably my favorite thing. We've seen her do yeah, it is it's one of the roles and I feel this way for the three Mainlady's it's like they were they were straight up born to play those three women and I can't I Would be really hard-pressed To pick another role. I've seen a woman do that. I like more than what Roddy got Roddy got big did in parched. Yeah the That scene and then the other scene When they're in the cave. Oh By yeah, I did the minute I saw what I had to do it double because I knew he was in and I was like I haven't seen him yet. They look different each turn up and I was like, is that him the lover? Yeah, and so I started calling him Letterman. No, uh, what is it? What's his name the end of it? I'm sorry. We don't know your name. Yeah, and I don't know the song the wonder shlong. Yeah I Booked his credit as mystic lover. Yeah, no wonder shlong. Yeah, I do the wonder shlong Yeah, you know that that her that whole scene first of all and we're gonna get into the cinematography a second but when He be when when she there's two moments for her in that The first moment is when she realizes he's not gonna rape her.  Yeah, you know and she even referred to the marks of love Mm-hmm on her bruised body, right and then the absolute Wonder Prudulity to tears when not only was she not being raped, but he gently caresses her Cheeks and the tears just start streaming down her face. Mm-hmm. That's that's if this Wish this had been a film that had been made with more This just should have also that's Oscar level stuff that she also did it get a theatrical release because This was from what I can tell the first time we've seen a woman outside of OTT platforms New it's the most unless I'm wrong. It is it's the first Indian film. We've seen that actually depict Female nudity and sexuality for a woman in many respects unlike any other Indian film from any region Just the conversation that they're laughing about the phone ringing. Yeah, and that they can get pleasureed by a phone That is the most brilliant writing You sat on Shahru Khan. Yeah And all of those lines about you know, thank you for the T-Mobile whatever it was that just a joke about it vibrating And that who needs a man. Yeah, I'm mobile phone That we'll get into that yeah, but I was wondering if it because I believe the sensor board would Just not allow that they wouldn't that's from what we've gathered not only just from what we know about the sensor board But for what we've seen we've yet to never seen anything like outside of OTT platforms We haven't seen it on OTT platforms all the more reason why This film is so important and so good So I didn't look at the credits on anything until after right And I will thankfully with the dbd. There's some behind-the-scenes stuff Gotcha, okay So you can look at the supplemental footage But one of the things one of the things I didn't know I was just looking through the As I was taking notes while the film is going and I noticed how great the cinematography was without standing out Which is even more difficult Some moments of like dual focus we're both foreground and background are in focus But not calling attention to itself. Yeah, and it's just a tip of the hat It's like I I see a cinematographer I know that's not an easy shot to capture and you didn't even call attention to it Because you just want it to be a dual focus right now and give the depth and you have to Go out of your way to make that shot work. There were so many shots like that that went out of their way to make themselves work And I thought that scene with the two girls and then with her with the lover We're so magnificently Magnificently shot and it's not a surprise the cinematographer is Russell Carpenter He has a long resume including the fact that he won the Oscar for cinematography for titanic Oh, is that who it is? Yes And he's currently working on all of the avatar scenes. Oh, jeez So there's a reason this film looks as good as it does Like a lot of the shots once with the whatever Motorcycle they were running with that all the lights and then it would shine on their faces Yes, some of the most beautiful shots beautiful shots, but I do want to talk about the other two lead actresses Yeah, we consider we have two hour videos. Yeah, I sure Ronnie Was just as phenomenal as Radica, Radica Um But I had a more complex relationship with her character because she was a very complex character very very at times You're like you you fell for her, but then the other time she was being an absolute asshole She was you know, why exactly um because you know She basically bought into what you know, she's been told about you know, she had to defend her son she was basically Um rationing why her son was acting the way he was acting and and all this kind of stuff But like she was like sweet as Radica a lot of times But then sometimes she would lash out at certain people because That's still all she knew But then you know, she was still being an asshole Right, so I was like it's hard for me to love you and that was so well written Which is why I would give it a nomination for writing because those three characters those three ladies um, you know, bidgely represents Really what would be considered the hordom of the west, right? And then you have the oppressed woman in Radica's case where I love the fact that the baroness was not hers I love my wife called that she was like, uh, yeah, she got casted exactly But her character was very complex because she was she was kind of the the the Balance between the two worlds the balance between the the progressive human rights Person versus the one who was still Regimented within the traditions and what was going on with her society at the time And that that for me is where making the comparison to hella route um this This film like no other film that I've seen and because it's an empowering film On more levels than just the the women who are having daughters. I want I tried. So here's what I did I'm gonna I'll finish I'll finish this thought after I say that Uh, I immediately told Andrani and said okay tomorrow morning. I want to get All the kids together. I want to watch this and I want to watch it with you And I would like to get your feedback before I do the review And then I want to do an afterthought it didn't work out partly because of southern california eddison turning off my power For the 57th time Um So we tried actually went over to ashley's we had set up. I was gonna try and watch it But we're gonna watch it. Yeah, absolutely. And I want their feedback and I want micah's feedback, but the I wrote one of the notes I wrote down was There was a line where one of the men said society has rules for a reason And and this is the larger picture of what's the importance of this film is that it talks about Human rights and that when the traditions customs superstitions or rules over society oppress suppress or abuse human rights Something's wrong And there are rights that human beings have there are rights that women have That when those rights are being oppressed or taken away from them in the name of something other than just what is Their right to have as a human being that needs to be addressed and it needs to be changed And I felt like this did a magnificent job of doing that without making The customs and the the superstitions or the societal rules Become stereotypical bad guy stuff. You know what I mean?  I almost didn't want to put him down as someone I would nominate for supporting actor because I I disliked him so much characters that irks you for sure, but he was absolutely Perfect.   Yeah, uh masculinity was the lover in the cave. Yeah, that was true masculinity.  And I I just wrote down sex as an intimate act shouldn't the participants at least know one another's name first And sex is supposed to be a loving act shouldn't the participants at least get to know one another first And that's the stuff of this film that for me It is the writing the direction the cinematography every single role that's being portrayed And the story It's just a freaking bottom of the ninth grand slam win game seven of the world series. Absolutely. Yeah, I love And the end even though it's not my particular taste for happy endings Even though I wasn't sure I liked the the last line I would prefer Like I think that was probably my biggest issue is that this time i'm gonna whatever I do I'm gonna let my heart decide I think I would have preferred that not be in there I've been fine with the sentiment of them just going wherever they want just I don't like I liked it I don't like that specific line. I love that. That's a little cheesy to me. I loved it, but I was like they've been through enough I'll give them this happiness They've been through enough And I'm glad even like all the women, you know, I loved when the husband got burned Radica's Oh, it was phenomenal and the juxtaposition Oh, yeah, and the Durga divine going on and the the burning up of evil and how that played side by side I actually thought I thought it was brilliant brilliant chief said if it's a boy, we're gonna name him Wrong because he's gonna eliminate evil from the world. I'm like, well, he's already starting so great job, son But that that exact Connectivity of what was going on at the festival And the narration going on in the very festival representing the fact that the divine was going to Burn and forever rid evil, right? Yep And simultaneously the evil one is being burned in the room That that is not an easy thing to do in a good way That can become heavy-handed. It was not heavy-handed. It was perfectly executed. We haven't talked about I mean we've Oh talked about me. Well, but yeah, sir being Shaola. Um who played obviously the the whore in this one She was such a she did so well One she looked very supporting actress. She is very familiar. I didn't know where I thought it Do you know where we thought it? Where I had to look it up. What was it? We've seen her in a couple things Most especially she was in sacred games Yeah, okay. Yeah, and she was also in what was the other we saw her in another film uh But I I thought The three of them were so perfectly cast. Yeah, and it was it was such a beautiful friendship that was There was The writing in this which is so so good Um between her and and her love interest. Yes, uh, he was great. He was he was really good as well I was super sad because I didn't quite understand. Uh Did he actually want to be her pimp? Or did she just interpret that because she didn't want to be married because I thought he was proposing and I didn't he did say I will handle the business But I I guess I didn't take that as I'll be your pimp, but I guess I could have been that could have been what he was saying I don't know. Yeah, I I I don't know the way it struck me in the scene You know what? I knew it was going to be him at the bus stop, right? Yeah, it was like it's going to be him and I was really hoping What we had seen which is he loves her for her. Yeah that he was just going to tell her that I think him telling her that was his way of Trying to point out all the positives to get her to say yes Terrified she's going to say no So rather than just outright say I love you for who you are and I want to spend the rest of my life with you Because she could easily say no to that in his eyes It was I've got to present this to her in the most marketable way possible and get her to get a yes And then when she says yes, I can really open up my heart But the mistake was yeah, she took it the way she should yeah I didn't know how to take it because I was like I didn't think that's what he was saying But I don't think it could have been I don't know But yeah, it was very complicated It was such a complicated relationship with all three of them because they all had that that tension of Do they do they romantically like each other right or do they just is this just a beautiful friendship? And I like that they left that I like that like even the scene like we were talking about at the beginning It's like You don't you don't know you don't know it was it they might have romantic intentions down the road But also the way I took that scene was it's just a beautiful. They want it to be touched. They want it to be Love they feel like a woman who who is touched by someone who loves them Yeah, and so but you don't know and I love the vagueness of that Yeah, I love vague writing and um and the larger picture for me where I said comparatively with hella row because hella row is also about Human rights and it's about the rights of women. This one has bigger teeth and bigger balls because it it does It cuts both ways It's the kind of film that I know western people could see And be moved by the artistry and moved to the level That would make them be I think blown away at the level of artistry in India But I think also what would be really important is For there's so many people that I know in India who either come from places like this or are in places like this Where there is this there hasn't been an advancement and an understanding of human rights And human rights are actually something that While there were natural rights human rights on planet earth really haven't become an issue except except for empire like The king says this is the way it's going to be so the roman empire said Well, you'll get these rights because this is our law, but they weren't based on inalienable rights And this film touches on that aspect and it stems from the woman and the rights that a woman should have But that goes to all human rights and how there are inalienable rights that transcend kingdom And country and it's why the united state the united nations has a charter about human rights and there's international law But that's my lifetime I mean 1940 after the holocaust And then the 1970s is when international human rights actually began to become Part of the conversation in how many years of human existence So human rights have just begun to really take hold and this is one that screams about their importance. So yeah, we Obviously loved it It was a phenomenal film It actually cemented my Even though it was basically already my thought that ladica is my favorite and I think the best actress in indian cinema Uh, obviously taboo and there's a bunch of other I can't argue with that are phenomenal, but she We will see everything she does just like nois and just like one though Is we will see everything they do eventually She actually I just saw her director of debut was this year. She directed her short film radica. Yeah, radica I couldn't find where it is. I don't know if it's nominated for I'm sure it's going through festivals and stuff But I would love to see it And if you if for some chance at any point down the road you happen to be Watching this you magnificent thespian I want to applaud not just your capacity as an actor, but I want to applaud and I know you agree your guts to live privately in public with this role And to shed every wall in order to Advance a message that was so important with your fellow castmates I can think of no other role I've seen a male or female actor do that was more brave more daring more honest and more captivating than you in this film. Yep. Absolutely and writer director um Lena yeah Lena Yadav Make more movies like this. Yeah You pretty much made a perfect film about this subject matter and you wrote and directed it and I don't have enough accolades. Yeah Uh, and so let us know what's the next radica film we should watch and and these other women as well I want to watch all of these ladies and read he said even though he was smaller in this Obviously, we loved him in his his other role and it was one of the best roles that he get you gave it the award He was my he was my runner-up So we think he's a very talented actor. So we want to see more of him as well and please and of course the wonder schlong always He won't forever in my head Handle the wonder schlong. So when the day comes that we get to interviewing Are you gonna call them the wonder schlong?


everybody. It is Sunday morning, 11-17 a.m. We, you know, we spent the morning sleeping in, having coffee. We just now both took showers. Mister is out in the garage working on my vintage secretary desk.  It's easier to put it on the by nothing group.  And yeah, I think that's going to be the way to go. All right, at least that's my first project of the day. Anyway, let's get it done. Good morning. It is Monday morning, February 5th, just before 10 a.m. Mr. Bob is back off to the office because their virtual private network is still down. So he can't do what he needs to for his job from here securely. So he has to go in. So he did that. I haven't gotten a lot done yet this morning. I did, of course, sit and have all my coffee and stuff check social media. I've got some stuff I'm giving away. So I messaged the person for that after the first person didn't get back to me. And I got the vlog edited. Yay. So now we're going to go downstairs. I've got to do the dishes. I'm going to take a shower and get dressed. We are going to be doing some rearranging here in the art room, probably not today. And I'll probably do it slowly a little bit at a time. I really think about it, but there's some stuff out there on the shelves over there. I don't use. There's some stuff that's in the closet I do use. So I'd like to switch that up. I'd also like to clean up this top part. There's some things we need to change up, I think. And I've got a lot of mediums and stuff. You know, you buy a little jar of medium to do something with and then you just have that jar forever and you never use it again. I yeah. Anyway, still haven't done the bookkeeping. All right, let's go get some household chores done and let's get actual put clothes on because yeah, this is my pajamas and take it from there. I'll be back. I got some bins for reorganizing the craft room. I tried to save some money and go to Dollar Tree first. Ross dressed for less. Walmart. Before I went to Target, but none of them had anything that would work and I mean anything. I could have gotten cardboard boxes at Dollar Tree for like 98 cents each, but then I'd have to cover them with contact paper to make them look nice. Anyway, I got what I wanted. It matches every all the other bins in the art room, which I guess is good, but yeah, time to go home. I also picked up some baby crackers for grandson and I found some rose printed cotton 100 cotton sheets, a whole set of sheets for 20 bucks at Ross, which was unexpected because I wasn't looking for that. And I've been looking for rose printed sheets, cotton sheets to do some sewing stuff with coming up. I didn't really expect to find it, so that was a happy accident. But anyway, it's time to go home now because I've done enough damage. I'll be back. Hey guys, it's just after lunch, which I ate, and I'm back from running, obviously back from running errands. I am allowing myself to be distracted from said paperwork. And I think we're going to do some cleaning and reorganizing here in the art room. It's a little bit messy, but I also need to move things around just a little bit because my muse is telling me too. And there are things that the last time I reorganized the craft room, I put away thinking I wasn't going to use them as much and things I left out, thinking if I did that I would use them more. It hasn't worked out that way. So I need to move some stuff out of the closet onto the floor and some stuff on the floor back to the closet and just kind of clean up the clutter because yeah, I'll be back. Hey guys, it is six o'clock, Tuesday, February 6th. The clip you just saw, of course, was my grandson. It's Tuesday, so babysitting day, and he was a big ball of energy, so Oma's tired. He tried to restyle my hair, yeah. I am sitting here waiting for Bobby to get off of work upstairs. He's back working at home and working on my blanket. So tomorrow is counseling day and then I'm going to go run some errands. Anyway, I have a voucher at Michael's, a five dollar voucher, and I have a 40% off coupon for Joanne's, so I'm going to go use them. Post counseling, stress shopping? Maybe. Anyway, I'll be back. Morning, everybody. See that? My grandson's pink fails. Anyway, I had counseling this morning. It is just after 11. My seatbelt's already. Anyway, I really have had all my coffee, I swear. Anyway, we're going to go out and run a few errands. I need to go to the library and stuff and we're going to go get that done and then come home and have lunch. Counseling was good, always glad and happy to be able to have somebody to talk to, a safe place. If you're struggling with mental health issues, it's a good and, in my opinion, necessary thing. And why I didn't do it decades ago, I have no idea. I am also learning to take responsibility for my own actions and stuff and not continually blaming it on other people because the buck stops here, as Truman would say, right?  I don't want to be that person either. So one of the things my counselor and I talked about this morning that I think is just a brilliant idea is I was telling her about when Bob had his surgery recently, how I realized when I got him to the hospital and was waiting for him to go into surgery, I had forgotten any keep me calm things. I didn't have a sketchbook. I didn't have a bowling yard and a crochet hook. I didn't have anything. And she said it would just be, although I don't carry a handbag that much anymore, like today I don't have one, it would be good to just always have a bag packed by the front door and to bring it. She's not wrong. And I do have bags I could do that with. So I'm going and I do have a sort of a handbag by the front door that when I need to bring more than just my wallet and my phone, I grab that. What if I put it in a little bit bigger bag and have a ball of yarn and a crochet hook just always in there?  I think it's a great idea. So we will be doing that later today. Anyway, let's go run some errands. It's after four o'clock, so Wednesday. When I was out earlier, I use some of my coupon and rewards money to get a ball of Valentine's themed yarn. So I ended up with loose loops and threads facets acrylic blend. It's an acrylic nylon blend. It's one of those yarns that kind of wants to be a roving yarn, but it's very fragile. So if you put too much pressure on it, it just snaps in half. I wouldn't use it probably for a sweater, but definitely works fine for a craft project. You do have to be a little gentle with it, which I'm not always the best at doing. I found a cute little pattern by hook by Robin. I'll try to find it and link it down below. It's just a simple little heart pattern. I printed a copy of it on it, so I'd have, I work better from printed than video. Anyway, finally got my hands on a Dollar Tree crochet hook. I used a five and a half. This yarn calls for a six, but the five and a half was easy for me to get my hands on. I made a bunch of these little hearts and I printed some cards and how cute is that? I have a whole bunch of them and how cute would it be to just leave them around town in the library box? Of course, give one to the kids if I want to have a bowl of them on the kitchen counter. If somebody comes over here, hey, here you go. I think that's really cute. So anyway, and then I put, I left a little like sort of hanging tag of yarn and did some taping of it to the back of the card. So really cute. Turned out nice. All right. That's it for the minute. I'll be back. It's 4 10 p.m. Thursday, February 8th. I almost said a.m. I've been babysitting all day. A little longer than normal. My daughter, who is a realtor, by the way, I will try to remember to link her info down below if you need a realtor in the state of Oregon, anywhere in Oregon. She had a inspection today for one of her clients.  So anyway, I am going to I'm going to tackle the end of 2023 paperwork, which it's February 8th. I still haven't done yet. So yeah, I really hate paperwork. I should be way better about it, but I just hate it. Anyway, so we're going to do that and I'll be back. Okay. Excuse me. I got nuts in my mouth. 2023 paperwork is done. I don't know why I put it off so long. I just mix it way more complicated. I don't make tons of money doing this. And if I just did a little bit of paperwork, like once a month, it wouldn't I wouldn't stress myself out so much about it. I do know better, but anyway, it's done. Yay. Alrighty, onto the next thing.  So there's that. I'll be back guys. So the bookkeeping is not only done, but everything that's needed to be relabeled is relabeled. It's finished. It's been that way for I don't know how many weeks. And then I rearranged some more stuff just the other day. And there was more labels needed. I got it all done. I got the bookkeeping done like those two huge things on a babysitting day, no less. So my next goal is to get that blanket done. Yes, another blanket. And then I'm going to start on another sweater for myself. I do still have a couple sweaters that I made. I may just leave them and wear them as is. One of them you can see where I started and stopped the rows very clearly in the particular yarn I used. I should have done it in a spiral. Plus it's a little bit big. I might just leave it and wear it anyway. Another one, the sleeves are way too long. And I'm going to actually, the whole sweater is too big for me, but the sleeves are too long. It's a cardigan. And I'm going to actually shorten the sleeves because I'll wear it, but I do need to. And I have short arms, you guys. It's not the only thing I own with sleeves that are too long, but these are really too long. So I'm going to shorten them. But first we need to finish that. So one thing at a time. I'll it is just after lunch, Friday, February 9th. And I am headed out to go pick up some Papa Murphy's pizza for dinner tonight. That's kind of a you bake it pizza. They put it together, but they don't cook it anyway. I think all the kids are coming for dinner. And of course, one of the kids is gluten free, which I've said before, we do have cauliflower crust in the freezer for her. We always do. So we'll get a pizza homemade pizza made up for her. And then yeah, other than that today, I think it's gonna be a quiet day at home. I've just not been in the thrifting mood lately. I love thrifting. Don't get me wrong. I don't need anything though. And I think I'm going to spend the afternoon working on some crocheting and starting a new sweater. It's the better use of my time and I already have this stuff. So anyway, I'll be back. Hey guys, good afternoon. Don't want to look a sight. Anyway, Bob had a Masonic Lodge thing this morning. I stayed home and crocheted. I didn't feel like going anywhere again. I don't know what's up with that. But anyway, working on a new sweater, making good progress, trying a new pattern, which I love already. And then when he got home, we went out to go grocery shopping. We've got one more place to stop for Super Bowl Sunday tomorrow because the whole family's coming over. And we're gonna go get some crumble cookies. We'll be back. Guys, we got the groceries and cookies and everything put away really quick. We're going to go for a walk because we decided probably rightly that if we sit down, we're not going to want to get up off the couch.  That too. So anyway, I'm gonna make myself go for a walk, make us go for a walk. Anyway, I did make a bunch of these not long ago to leave anonymously around the neighborhood. So unless y'all live in my neighborhood and you watch YouTube, they're not going to have any idea where these are from. They are in plastic in case it rains. So we're gonna go leave them around on park benches and stuff. And yeah, get a few steps in and then we'll go back and I'll finish work on my sweater. Maybe I'll be back. Yeah. Well, I have lunch. He needs to have lunch. All right, I'll be back. All right, you guys, we're back in my bathroom again. But anyway, so here's the sweater I've been working on. I do think that I want, I need to do about four more rows. I want it to be a little longer, but I have to say, I haven't put the sleeves on yet, but this is the best fitting one I've made yet, I think. I could have made probably the neckline a little bit narrower, but that's okay. I'm probably going to bring a shirt under it anyway because I get hot a lot. And I might, oops, sorry, I might make it with short sleeves. I don't know yet. The pattern has three-quarter sleeves, which I might just go ahead and do, but pretty sure I'm gonna have to, I have enough yarn. I do think it might be a matter of yarn chicken again, like the blanket I just did, but I think, I think there'll be plenty. And if it takes as much as I think it will, I might not have enough of Premier Puzzle to do another one. So yeah, I like it. What do you think? Guys, it is after 10 o'clock that I know for sure what time exactly, 10.27. Almost forgot I actually have a watch on. It's called a Fitbit, but it's actually a watch too. Anyway, it's been a good day, kind of a long day, but a good day. We got all of our errands done this morning. Well, after lunch, Mr. went out this morning. I worked some more on this sweater I started yesterday. I got the whole body of the sweater done. It's another from the neckdown sweater. It's more of a square neckline than round yoke, but anyway, I just have to put sleeves on it. And this pattern, it has three quarter sleeves, which I think I like. So I think I'm going to try doing that. This one fits better than the other pattern that I've been doing, which is probably the pattern, but also probably me, to be fair. I do still like the other pattern. I'll be working with it. But anyway, I'll be finishing that sometime in the next couple of days and then starting on the next project. I need to shorten some sleeves on the sweater that I made. I might still frog the cotton top that I made. I like the pattern, but I don't like the yarn I chose. And I don't like working with cotton. I'm kind of on the look for a cotton blend yarn that has a little stretch and give to it. That's kind of lightweight. Maybe some kind of cotton poly blend. If you guys have any suggestions, let me know. What else? I need to grab my knitting bag, a crochet bag, which is up here, to throw everything in that's downstairs. Because everybody's coming over tomorrow for Super Bowl Sunday, which means I need to clean my detritus up and hide it in the bedroom closet or something downstairs. Because there'll be a lot of people in there. But it's been a good day. I, you know, we went for a walk. I took some of the valentines that I made and I left them around the neighborhood. They're in plastic bags, just in case things get rainy way. And they're weighted down with rocks, but it's been good. I checked out an Amagurumi book from the library. I need to, there's another one waiting for me. I need to go get that one. Um, maybe Monday. And I am going to make some Amagurumi soon. That's going to be a thing. I also printed some patterns and they printed double-sided. I did not want them to do that. Oh, that's just great. That's just those again. At least the pattern pieces because that won't work. Anyway, there's a lot of stuff going on. As always, it's been a fun, crazy, busy, interesting week. But it's the end of the week. It's time to give the usual speech. I hope that you guys have enjoyed this vlog. I hope you enjoy my content here on YouTube. Please support the free content, how you can. At the very least, please like, share, and subscribe. That doesn't cost you anything. Um, it would be great. Don't forget to hit the thumbs up. Um, I do have a Patreon. I am going to and in the process of writing some crochet patterns for them, um, sharing YouTube digital down, uh, sorry, Etsy digital downloads with them because the Etsy store is currently closed and going to be staying that way for the foreseeable future. Um, um, it was costing more money than it was making. So, you know, work smarter, not harder, right? I think that's how that goes. Anyway, I enjoy you guys very much. I enjoy doing YouTube and I enjoy all of that stuff. Um, but if you can support the free content, I sure would appreciate it. So anyway, don't forget to have a great week. If you're celebrating the Super Bowl, Sunday game thing with your family and friends, have a great time. I don't follow football, but I mean, you know, will I be in the corner crocheting? Probably. Anyway, you do you and have a great time doing it. Enjoy your friends. Give them a hug. Um, share and spread the love and kindness and all that jazz and, uh, yeah, don't forget to go out and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it and I'll see you next week. Bye guys. And where to leave that crochet bag here somewhere.