Is it moral to abandon your children if you don't feel like raising them? Are there needs a claim on you? Yes! There needs are absolutely a claim on you because you chose to have them. You chose to have them. They didn't ask to come into this world.  And by bringing them into this world, you took on a massive responsibility. This is why only have kids if you really want them. Because you take on a massive responsibility.  It's a long-term contract. It's a contract for 18 years that binds you both financially and time-wise. That commits you to helping these children grow up to be productive adults. Commits you to providing them with the education, with the means, with the food, with the roof over their head so that they can grow up to be productive adults and pursue their own happiness. You're committed to giving them those tools. They have a claim against you because you brought them into this world. That is the claim. And it's a legit claim. So you owe your kids until they're adults. You owe them. You owe them food. You owe them shelter. You owe them decent treatment. I can't force you to love them. I wish you'd love them. But you should treat them well. You owe them education. You owe them to train their mind so that they can live successful lives as adults. They didn't ask to come into this world. This is one of the many reasons I support abortion. It's because you should have every opportunity in the world to give up before they become children, before they're born to change your mind if you cannot provide those things. If you cannot provide those things, don't have kids. If you're not willing to put the time in, don't have kids. If you're not willing to put the money in, don't have kids. And it's better to have an abortion than to have kids you don't want much better to have an abortion. It's indeed immoral not to have an abortion if you don't want the kids. So abortion is a must. And it's a moral thing. It's a moral must and a legal must in a rational free society. What we need today, what I call the new intellectual, is to be any man or woman who is willing to think. Meaning any man or woman who knows that man's life must be guided by reason, by the intellect, not by feelings, wishes, wins or mystic revelations. Any man or woman who values his life and who does not want to give in to today's cult of despair, cynicism and impotence and does not intend to give up the world to the dark ages and to the role of the collectivist. Using the super chat and I noticed yesterday when I appealed for support for the show, many of you step forward and actually supported the show for the first time. So I'll do it again. Maybe we'll get some more today. If you like what you're hearing, if you appreciate what I'm doing, then I appreciate your support. Those of you who don't yet support the show, please take this opportunity, go to Iranbrookshow.com slash support or go to subscribestar.com Iranbrookshow and make a kind of a monthly contribution to keep this going. I'm not sure when the next...


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Hello and welcome to the session. Let us understand the following problem today. Prove that psi inverse 8 by 17 plus psi inverse 3 by 5 is equal to tau inverse 77 by 36. Now let us write the solution. First of all, let us write the formula that we will be using in the of a problem. Let us, psi inverse x plus minus psi inverse y is equal to psi inverse of x into under root 1 minus y square plus minus y into under root 1 minus x square. Now using this formula, we have x is equal to 8 by 17, y is equal to 3 by 5. Now putting in the formula, we get psi inverse 8 by 17 plus psi inverse 3 by 5 is equal to psi inverse of 8 by 17 into 1 minus 3 by 5 the whole square plus 3 by 5 into under root 1 minus 8 by 17 the whole square which is equal to psi inverse of 8 by 17 into 1 minus 9 by 25 plus 3 by 5 into 1 minus 64 by 289. We solve the number to get psi inverse of 8 by 17 into 4 by 5 plus 3 by 5 into 15 by 17 which is equal to psi inverse of 32 plus 45 by 85 which is equal to psi inverse of 77 by 85. Now, let psi inverse of 77 by 85 is equal to theta which implies psi theta is equal to 77 by 85 which is equal to nothing but perpendicular by hypotenuse. Therefore, by using Pythagoras theorem, the base of a right-angled triangle will be 36. Therefore, we know tan theta is equal to perpendicular by base which is equal to 77 by 36 which implies tan theta is equal to 77 by 36 which implies theta is equal to tan inverse of 77 by 36. Therefore, psi inverse of 8 by 17 plus psi inverse of 3 by 5 is equal to tan inverse of 77 by 36 hence proved. I hope you understood the problem. Bye and have a nice day.


We are here for Lewis Kessler this week and I think we're all pretty excited and we have Emma here who captain him this week And then Lewis himself Now for those of you that don't know what wiki tree is It's a community of genealogists who are working together on a single family tree In other words, we all work together to grow an accurate global tree that connects us all and it's free The wiki tree challenge is our year-long event and part of our year of accuracy This year where we take a guest stars tree each week and we work on it and try and make it as big and as accurate As we possibly can making that part of our global tree even healthier Our goal is to improve the accuracy add more family and meet more friends this week We worked of course on Lewis's branches. So here is Emma to tell you what we found We have a slide or we do Okay You'll have to pronounce the first name for me Lewis Revenue of brownstein We worked quite a bit on this line Because this family had come quite a bit to Canada and then some of them ended up immigrating to America. So what we did Because so much of your family was Romania Turkey Russia Ukraine countries where actually getting the original records Was going to be a challenge to say the least which you knew that going in What we truly really tried to do is just expand the existing family you had outwards Because the more we expand the family one we could potentially bring in more wiki tree cousins They are related to you on those branches, and maybe they can might have additional family I mean additional information about the family and potentially information about the family back in Europe So we were really just really trying to concentrate on expanding that and coming up with more Resources for you more sources more information. Just any little clue we could find is what we were working on Um, so for revenue we added all the grandchildren of his to wiki tree So you had all his children? On wiki tree and we went and added all the grandchildren that that we were able to identify And I believe you had most of them already in your tree, but they weren't on wiki tree And then we tried to add as many sources for each of those And how they all connect to each other some of them were living with each other at different times and census records So David was one of revenue's children and all of his children are now added and we did find some more New information about David. We were very excited about this one. We found his death records So you now have an exact death date And the exact location which was Chicago and His death record did have some information such as the fact that he was a tailor And once we found his death date it led us to his find a grave memorial which has this Headstone and the picture of him so we've added those Ever seen that picture? No his profile and Kindly the person who took these pictures Gave us permission to add those to his profile for you Yeah, so that was that was a very exciting find I believe Astrid's the one that found that And was able to add that to your profile Now I think you know more about this one Mindy about Mars do Mark and there were a couple of these The in this little group of the family that wound up becoming Canadian citizens and one of the things that they looked for were patents or you know homestead documents and So one of the interesting things and you see it on the little clipping there on the slide is that he had the spelling changed So he had gone and I guess somebody had written it down one way and he was like no that's not how I want my name to To be spelled so he became a Canadian citizen in 1911 and then his application for the patent Confirms that his wife and child joined him to live in the homestead That's meaning of names that of course was one of our biggest challenges Because there were multiple spellings of different names and They would change how they were legally spelling their name like the ground stines ended up being brown Some people then went by brown and So that that definitely was a challenge One of your questions was When did Jenny all under or Reiner? Sorry Brownstein when did she immigrate to Canada because she came later and joined her husband? And we found a potential Immigration record for her all the data matches, but the record is so faded you can see in that left corner That's exactly where her entry is But her age is correct the age of her child. I believe that's Morris is correct He's going to Lipton, which is correct. So all the data matches So we think this might be heard in 1910 Yeah, and I think I think there's a Another document a Hannah's also that kind of correlates with all of that and brings it together That shows, you know that person of the right age was somebody that traveled with her So But you can see by looking at that why that wouldn't be an easy find because you can hardly read any of that No, I don't even know. I think it was Christina who found this. I don't even know how she found it in the first place because Right the name is miss transcribed when I was looking on ancestry the name is transcribed incorrectly. So It was an incredible find I've only been able to find about half of the immigration records that I'm looking for they all came over by ship They all have to be on them. It's right during the time they recorded everybody But the spellings and as you could see the condition of the records it makes it very difficult We spend a lot of time looking for immigration records. So Um, you'll see some research notes on different profiles about that Um Okay, yeah, you'll have to pronounce this one for me. I'm not going to even try first three The vorace to know Okay. Well, that's impressive. We've got all his grandchildren. Um, also on wiki tree now Um I know how long that takes I I put a lot of profiles on before I knew I'd be a guest and and it takes a long time to write up a nice profile for anybody It's not a simple thing to do. So this is a lot of work And also together all the different possible sources from all the different locations putting them all on wiki tree in one place Because that's one thing we really tried to do this week is make sure we have every single possible source That's available for each person and make sure they were listed And then also that nice little profile bling. So you'll see a lot of that where the stickers, you know We made sure as you've seen now louis on the other side of it as a team member You know, we try and and put everything we can to make that that profile look great. So, um, yeah Okay And this is is this his son, um Uh, joseph Is that the son of the previous person? This is um, this is actually about sophie. And so this is his grand aunt and uncle. Okay So this um her information um has been added and you can see um What's showing in the slide here is her family. So her parents and a couple of her grandparents have been added And so hopefully that will help again bring in some new wiki tree cousins And it was discovered that um her parents her brothers three of her sisters and I thought it was her Child also members. Is that not correct me? I don't think a child. Um, just the other siblings All right, they all died during the holocaust. Yes, her and elsey were the only ones that actually made it out to canada Okay, I haven't followed her back, but I noticed she has an elfenbaum line. Yes And I've got some elfenbaum Yeah Yeah Yes, and that was expanded a little bit another one of those peripheral families. We tried to to kind of flesh out for you wonderful Okay No, I'm not familiar with this one. Are you mindy? Yeah, you want to do you want to go ahead and give us a pronunciation loose? Yeah Is it So the short So the shortened version though without sound the same Michael just Michael. Yeah Yeah, michael, it's a it's a it's a woman's name Right and this is the one that married. Um, jidalia zoo And one of the things that you know, I know you've already seen a lot in your research since you have The background that you do in the origins But a lot of our team members or viewers haven't and these testimonies like it's showing on the right here We're written out by family members or friends that knew of the people And so that may be the only document that you had and you know, it's It's not nice at any age to know that they they died during the holocaust that they that they were killed during that time But it's especially sad to look at all of the ones that are, you know, 22 years old 23 years old You know, it just you had so many young ones And then somebody had to sit there that was a living Descendant and write these out. It had to have just been so painful But they are just a treasure of information about the parents occupation where they were born They at least give a birth year. They give a death place Specific death camp or if they just died in the town I believe these ones died in their hometown and there were several that had But just really just really somber stuff the One thing that bothered me here was that This was written by Sephora Pazetsky Who uh, was one of uh, was one of the children She's a cousin who lives in lived in israel um but she wrote that they Were killed in 1939 and the information about majerits. I have is that the The nazis didn't come in and start killing people until about 1941 So there's a little bit of There's a little ambiguity in the date although I yeah, I have seen that that stretch also in other people's records Where they used that 39 to 41 specifically that range You know that these happen and you know, but we also don't know if you think these people are doing this for memory So do they know the exact they don't know the exact date those people were killed? They just know they didn't come home from those camps Okay I didn't follow this line And this one was one that really People tried to get further than what louis did that of course louis, you know, this was a very Just a very very difficult line And they didn't have any more luck. There was a lot of speculation of course who his father was what the name was son of liba and ester You know son of abram and then now I noticed a note though on the primary tree And in some of the notes we were provided with that there weren't any available church records And of course one thing we can't do you know is go on site and get these we are a global site But we just didn't have anybody specifically in this place But there were some noted church records that are available During the years that he lived So that's just you know, one of those breadcrumbs we leave for you so that you can maybe see if somebody can check And you know find out if that's anything that's going to help your particular lines or not Ross child we had um one of our team members who spent a lot of time working on the ross child wasn't able to make any connections to your wife's family, but He added quite a few new profiles to wiki tree in hopes that one day there could be more of a connection So that was definitely explored And spent a lot of time on it and for any of you roth child cousins out there Come to wiki tree. We have That could help some of your people with netherlands roots and german roots Who may connect ultimately to that line? Very true So this was a profile created by one of our team member or sorry a free space page created by one of our team members Elaine and this was I believe this pertains mostly to the kessler family And she was working through the 1897 census of odessa Literally just page by page looking through it looking for any family members that might Be related to you. So this is the start of the work I I think she's only gotten through a certain amount of pages and there may be some left Yeah, there's four sections of the census records and at least how many pages are on there And then primarily looking for the kesslers the cat cows and the zezlowski's but Probably the zilbermans Oh, maybe them. Yeah I don't think the zezlowski's got there the problem there is the census of odessa in 1897 odessa had 400,000 people and It would take a while to go through a census like that 140,000 of those were jewish. That's kind of the point we were at though We were literally going page by page through some huge documents in hopes that We would just run across that winning Source that would be part of your family So that's the old microfilm days Yeah Yeah, yeah, it hasn't been that long since I've looked at what you'll see You'll see in some of the research notes where people have mentioned that they've looked through a certain You know parts of a document looking For information on your family So that's been tracked. Let's go ahead and show this newest one. Emma Uh, yes, so this is the sonnet fell colony and this is in Saskatchewan. Is that correct? Yes So this is Five miles north of the border with the united states Okay, so this is information about the colony and some of the settlers and and of course some of those settlers were your family And so they are listed and linked from this page Yeah, lane's been doing some good work on that. Hopefully we'll get some more of those in there Now this uh, usually we have a final brick wall chart since we went lateral with you And did not build out with you. Um, this is the same but it gives people a good idea of What you have to work with, you know that you have so many brick walls that are so close in Compare mine with john bow and boran's from last week But you know, we we've had different challenges throughout the year. Um, I wouldn't even say this was our hardest tree I you know our hardest challenge week Just that we have different challenges a lot of different ones, you know That we faced each time so And you know, it's just a matter of time before uh, one of our week of tree members Actually lives in the location where all the records you need are located Right them to the tree and bingo Yeah Brick wall down sometimes. Yeah, and sometimes once that line you break through that wall that line just will explode I mean, you never really know Yeah Excuse me Okay, so now we're we're doing this backwards if anybody hasn't noticed this evening and now we're gonna go ahead Go ahead. Can I interrupt you? Can can we show them the dna flags view of his tree? Oh, we certainly can because that's something we did accomplish this week We were able to do your dna confirmations for all your great grandparents and a couple of the second great grandparents And this is the family tree view which shows you the dna flags for each of the people who have been confirmed using your dna and then oh and I need to send you an email of The one so that you can flag your parents That would help Okay, so now we'll go ahead and go into A little bit of how the challenge works for anybody that's watching that hasn't participated or viewed us up to this point We have different ways of collaborating wiki trees all about collaboration and this challenge. It's especially important We have the spreadsheet on the left where you see that we mark down which profile we're working on We wind up we're averaging about anywhere from 25 to 40 People that are working on it throughout the week on a guest branches of the tree So that helps us, you know keep from stepping on each other's toes or losing information On the right you'll see our g2g post and that of course is our genealogists to genealogists forum This is where we go ahead and post out the list of the great grandparents And if there are any discoveries questions things that we found usually bounty points those go on there Just so that people, you know Can get their their points And then this is our biggest one now of course discord is our live chat and that is just absolutely crucial We have like I said, we are global site. We have people all over the world So at some point at any point during the day, there's somebody working on The branches of the challenge and this is our live chat, you know So we can go in and say hey, I need a translation for this document Or you know, I'm no good at looking at newspapers because somebody please find me in obituary Sometimes we just cheer each other on you know Everything this is this is our our life system here during the week And then I'll go ahead and tell you a little bit about the points now our point system is based on two things It's based on breaking down a brick wall or correcting an ancestor. That's a direct ancestor On the primary tree you're on wiki tree And then the other way of course is adding the peripheral family members then the nuclear family are the only ones we get points for So children and siblings of The primary ancestors now this week we didn't have that because louis had put those on his trees. So So you won't see points of the usual kind, but trust me people were working really hard They just they were working really hard and You know on top of the fact that we have those space pages started People were out putting grandkids on working their ways out to cousins trying to connect more to the the global tree And they kept very very busy I appreciate everything they were doing Everything they do I know how hard they worked Because I know what goes on in the background And so this is what our scores were for this week and you will see we had no bounty points. This is We've had our next louis that we've had this year. It was a course judy russell. She had one brick wall And so we're at a zero with louis and actually only one little point So i'm not sure where robin found that child That hadn't been added But robin made mbp this week for that That was an exciting moment when that happened I know everybody was jazzed, you know, we we're we're easily pleased You just got to take them small pleasures where you can get them So top five this week was a little bit different instead of You know points for doing bounty points or outing children Our top five are people that can that did edits and i'm not saying that these are the people that did the most edits Because once again, of course once you get out into the cousin range the grandchildren the sisters kids None of those show up on that on the tracking sheet So for our top five this week, we have maddie hardman robin baker Emma mcbeth indy selva that's me Donna bowman and once again robin baker got she was right up there with those top edits and she got that one single point So way to go robin I'm sorry to make it so tough for you this week But you did a great job dropping hints in the your twitter feed That was a lot of fun and chris passed those on to you to us as you were posting them And we would jump on them and follow them for a little while and see what we could Try to glean from the information. I was really trying to help you And we we love a good challenge, you know if it's too easy. I mean nobody would do it. It wouldn't be any fun so That's kind of the point of it and then of course next week We don't have a guest that we're introducing this week because we have the connectathon so A lot of us wiki-triers. Yes Are gonna be getting it no sleep and doing lots of connecting this weekend It's going to be a blast if you haven't signed up it ends at midnight tonight So hurry up and get to the forum and sign up on that post Now we did have something else fun that we wanted to share and you know for people that haven't done it We have the and I don't have these all open already. So I apologize but If you don't know how to do this yet, you can go to any profile out there I can go to louis's profile and go up to their wiki id on the right hand side and go down and say, okay What's the relationship to me? Oh, and I just picked one out of the blue and we're ninth cousins seven times removed So that's cool. So that's our relationship finder room We've had that for a long time and we use it a lot I actually use that daily with the challenge But we have something new That the development team has given us and we love our toys here at wiki-tree. Let me tell you We are spoiled to them So now what you can do is you can go to any category and this is southern pioneers And I'm going to say, okay up here on the right What are my connections to the people that are in this category? and I believe it only looks at the first 200 names it gets to for right now But this will tell me ancestors and cousins. I can click and see who that is Or I can click and it'll show me the the path the same as we do for relationship to me But I can do it all from right here Now, of course, these are connections. Look at all those connections Not necessarily relatives, but you know how we do with our connection finder and how many steps to this person and so What we've done is we now have wiki-tree challenge guest stars So you can go in to this category Yay And to get to this all you have to do is say go to louis's page Everybody's going to visit your page louis go to his profile and go down to the bottom where his categories are And it's going to show you those challenge guest stars and then go up to that upper right button again and say, okay What are my connections? So this is mine. This is my closest one Is tim jansen and then jen brown and I can look at the path or I can look at their profile Or while I'm there I can say hey, you know what? I want to know What louis's connections are to all these people or you know, you could pick somebody else your favorite cousin your best friend And so with his it says none But now let's go and this would be sherry passy And so it is going to show the order and how many steps she's furthest away from jenna filibur d'ortega and she's closest to rob worthing but We're going to take this just a little bit further So Here's a category and I'll tell you what my husband got in here earlier And I was showing him how to do this when he got home because he goes Why are you covering that? You know, you can already do relationship to me and I was like no This is the new thing and he sat down and he took over my computer So I keep up the other room for a little bit let him play with it But at any rate you can say, okay, I want to know continental army American revolution how many people might I be related to and you do want to make sure that there's actual people profiles added Otherwise you need to go to one of the subcategories But now same thing I just go up in that right upper box and I say my connections and look at this Ancestors and cousins So those are all people that I'm related to somehow we have a mutual Uh ancestor that was in the actual continental army not just in the american revolution And those of course are just the the standard connections And then if I want to go in and go, oh, okay, benjamin clark. It's only, you know, 12 generations difference Um were first cousin eight times removed and it gives me that path bingo So once again, it's just it's a lot of fun to play with You'll you'll have to go out there and find some categories everybody. That's so cool. Did they just roll this out? I haven't seen this before Yeah, it's it just came out like within the last week. I think so I know we did yeah, we did like some load testing on it last week We were trying to all get on there and run our connections to see if it would crash it or do something bad And it didn't now I did notice that you know And I had a lot open on my computer earlier that some of them When it went to do it it kind of spun for a minute and then it popped up But I mean it's comparing your profile to you know hundreds of names So the fact that it can do it as quickly as it can to me is just incredible. It just really is Okay, and then after The connected thumbs over and we've all had two days to sleep We'll be featuring Daniel Loftus as our guest star But first and I'm gonna Share a little video with you a little homage to our guest stars and don't go away because then we'll take questions and comments when I get back Very good. Very excited Very grateful can't wait to tell the rest of my family About all their new answers. So thank you for going the extra mile and adding all of that And we'll very much look forward to checking it out in more detail But I guess you guys have to get it as well Exciting times Man's to get this guy's will but I did not know about these parents. That's exciting. Yeah, cool Other that is really surprising. This is incredible just to see all of this Can you give me One second I'm going to pour myself a glass of red wine Wow, I cannot tell you how Deeply moved I am for you guys any way that I can help you I'll be glad to help you and I just want to thank you. It just makes me Makes me feel good That's gorgeous had The only thing you've done Been to focus on correcting mistakes Um, that would have been enough for me. That really is what I wanted out of this challenge And and I'm I'm delighted And thank you for having me as part And that shocks me Oh my gosh, you did find this. No, I really appreciate this. This is a lot of work And I can't wait to get my fingers in and poke around. So yeah 125 direct ancestors Catherine to your branches Oh my gosh, wonderful, phenomenal. Really. I mean it really did bring me to tears. It was the generosity and in one week How do you do this in a phenomenal I need cleanup. Wow, pretty awesome Oh, I'm just blown away. Thank you. Thank you. I can't say thank you enough Yeah, I'm definitely looking forward to actually diving deep into this Not problem. Thank you so much This is incredible Well, thank you. This I really sincerely appreciate it. This is Oh, thank you Thank you to everybody. It's amazing. Wow. No, I never knew anything about them Yeah, that's way more than I ever knew grandfather's life. That was Pretty amazing thing for me emotionally to to to read about that story. Cool On the on the cutter line. Yes, I remember that line Also from fortune Campbell price Thank you so much. I tell you everybody Right This is great. Oh my gosh. It's for tomorrow or plan on being anywhere I'm Most of the weekend that I'm going to be studying this Very cool. Thank you Very cool. Thank you so much I can't I can't wait to dig in and and see all the details and read through all. Yes. Very excited. Thank you so much Thank you so much and thank you all the volunteers. Oh my gosh That's awesome. I really look forward to seeing the sources on that. That's incredible. What a great one. That's exciting. That's fun Appreciate whatever work you're doing on that. That's fantastic. This is fabulous stuff and Even though there were some things there. I was already aware of there were plenty of things. I'm not So I'm really appreciative of that and I look forward to going through all this You'll hear me on a very sleepy edition of extreme genes It's exciting Good job. Good job, bud Exciting exciting exciting All right, I need my notes. Wow No, just to say thank you very much to everybody for your hard work and your efforts and I look forward to having a look around and meeting my new relatives Thank you Wow, so most of these I'm assuming you took all the way to France. Yeah. Wow. Germany is not my You know specialty. So this is fabulous That I did peek at one thing Um, and I noticed that you guys found something that I had not found and I had done Search on that person and you found a note that I did not find so that was very exciting Yeah, I'm excited to go through and go page by page and look and look at that French-Canadian stuff and Yeah, I'm I'm really excited to look through it all you all spent a week doing this and I mean that is fabulous, and I really appreciate it Yes, I see Vilda. Yeah, that's just across the border. So I I haven't done as much research in there So that's great. I haven't found this yet. So this is awesome. Cool I love these details like I didn't know this detail. So this is awesome Well, you got four brick walls more than I expected. So I'm blown away yet to have all this information on wiki tree Or I can see if there are people who share DNA. Perhaps it's it's awesome to even the work of entering the information I already had is valuable. So I want to thank everyone who who helped to do that That's a better lead than I've ever found that that is very exciting here Oh my goodness, we have to go through that Yeah, wow, yeah, that took us a lot further back. Thank you. Oh, yeah, you guys did an absolutely fantastic job Several of the things that you said I hadn't heard before I knew they own stores or a store. And so that's fantastic information Live to the age of 99 years three months and two days Wow, cool. Yeah, the work is absolutely amazing. Thank you My father was a 20 year veteran of the Air Force and he was in Vietnam I've seen stuff here that that I didn't I know I didn't know Well, I am extremely impressed. I don't think that this has exceeded my expectations and thank each and every Researcher, you know, I've been one for 31 years and I know exactly what they've done So they've been in a very short amount of time And so I'm just very very impressed by what they've been able to find and Hopefully I can etch out some time to Start working on it again Okay, then That was fun and we're over We're over 500 brick walls now, aren't we? Yes, we are and You know that does show this the first six months. So like jared, we've already done his week of course He's gonna have to go in the next one and there just really wasn't enough room to Show everything in there. So, you know, automatically I understand we do definitely thank everyone of the team members that worked so hard During this and put in countless hours every week to help make this such a success And then you viewers that are out there watching it and keeping everybody motivated and what not so And we had a lot of comments. I don't know if we had anything you guys noticed that we need to answer There was a question they they wanted to know if Lewis is allowed back in and if he's excited to get Oh, I forgot to bring your get out of jail free car Lewis But I'll get you added back into everything You noticed that he accidentally slipped in on the points board because they started counting Edits before at three o'clock instead of at eight o'clock. Yeah, it was a time difference thing I know people were like, that's it. I'm not having less points than Lewis I've got to find something to edit somewhere I thought they was adding a couple of pictures or something like that just just to Fill a few things in Straighten mail went to the library for you. So I don't know what was there, but Well, I'm looking so forward to going through all of the data that you put together I know there's going to be lots of new sources lots of new information Pictures that I haven't seen before Space pages created that I'll I'll enjoy updating and and helping with and I'm going to adopt all the Profiles that were created and make sure that I continue on with them and and Add to them as I get new information Yes, we certainly hope we've left you lots of nice breadcrumbs and cousin bake And yeah, and I'm going to make sure you knock some of my watch list down because it's getting too big I'll give up the ones I've already added Lewis to all the ones I created so your watch list has grown Oh good Elaine did I did I not say your name somewhere correctly Elaine weather all for the space page I probably just said Elaine. She's also done like some really amazing Drawings for guests in the past and considering all the little pitter pattering feet around the house She gets an amazing amount done. So yes, thank you I do think we had um At least one person who did go to the library to look for the original of something that We only had a transcription of Yeah astrid said it was it was mel. Okay. It was melanie She did a lot of great research for us this week Yeah, people were very very determined Robin's gonna be known as the 1.1 der now Who was that uh relative that she added Um Robin who was that relative Let's start with page uh hang on It was Listed under uh Oh, maybe it's not I think you'd have to go in our contributions But I don't know if you'd be able to tell which one it was that got her the point Yeah, I don't I don't know We were just too excited that we got a point to care I know But it was a lot of fun like I said and you know, we love a good challenge So people got in there. They were motivated. They still worked hard and we had a blast Now louis, are you are you participating in the connectathon? um I I knew I wouldn't have time because i'm probably going to be spending my next three days going through all of the Stuff that you guys did last week um I did connect everything I could find already in my own profiles So I am connected. Um And I I did that during gerrits week because I wanted to see how far away I was from gerrit And I was very surprised because gerrits Uh was 100 jewish and I think I was 39 steps away whereas um Last week john boran. I was only 29 from him. So Who can tell Yeah, and of course that you know the more cousins you get on there and the more you flesh out those branches Some of those connections are gonna get closer so Robin said the profile was on this in the seagull folder that she said So somewhere on the seagull line Okay seagull Well, you'll have to you'll have to find that for us. I will find that I will do my research It'll be a good little genealogist You go after it Everybody who uh worked on my profiles this week. I I thank you greatly And um please Once I get access to this discord again check My week because I'm going to be putting a few little things up there and One thing special will be a little bit of thanks to all of you So please check it out and I'm going to have a lot of questions too And I hope you're still around to answer a few of them Uh, I'm going to be doing lots of oh Thanks. I know I have to be thanks. Thanks. Thanks. That's one thing that wiki treers do is thank others for adding information and um very supportive Mm-hmm, and we may we may know your tree almost as well as you do now So if you have questions, we might be able to answer them And the greatest gift you could give a genealogist is to look at their tree It's it's something we all would love to have done to our tree. This this was just amazing to have you all uh honor my ancestors in this way and Do something to help me remember them Well, we we certainly um, thank you for letting us play in your branches and with your profiles Um, a lot of fun. Now alesha is that who the one point was for sheva her zanu Yeah I have an I had an anti sheva who is probably named after her Ooh I'll have to check that out Yeah, you'll have to look at that because that looks like that may be it. Alesha, of course is our our technology and server wonder So we rely on him for everything But um, he does an amazing job in supporting us So if nobody has any other questions, I want to thank the participants everybody that works so hard this week Thank you lewis once again for letting us play with your tree and for coming on and joining us in this live cast Thank you to the people watching Everybody remember you can check us out at wikitree.com and you can subscribe to our youtube channel to receive alerts And we'll say goodbye


Welcome traders to another Tick Meal weekly market outlook with me, Patrick Munley. The week commencing Monday the 5th of July. The dollar has enjoyed a strong start to July and a healthy due non-farm payrolls release. It should keep the dollar bid against the low yielders at least. Though the unemployment rate was higher than expected, progressing jobs gains will be welcomed by the Federal Reserve and likely to keep US monetary policy rates biased towards the 2022 rate hike. The Suggish dollar performance Friday probably owed to profit taking ahead of the Independence Day holiday and some larger FX options expires. US trading will be quiet in a holiday short and weak. The calendar is pretty light with the highlight probably being the release of the FOMC minutes on Wednesday. Much focus will be given to how the Dubs and Hawks are arguing their cases, especially seven members casting their dots for the first rate hike in 2022. The international focus will be on whether the G20 on Friday formally signs off on a new global minimum tax standard. Also be interested in Chinese cash and PMI readings on Wednesday and inflation readings on Friday. On the latter investors will examine whether there remains a gulf between the PPI and CPI 9% year of year versus 1.3% respectively. Meaning that Chinese policymakers will do their utmost to limit input prices. So from a technical perspective, the dollar put in a reversal into the close on Friday and I'm looking for a pullback now into test the monthly pivot at 91.50 as support. From there look for bullish reversal patterns to realign on the long side looking for the equality objective up to 93.73 and potentially the yearly pivot just above at 94.14. At this stage only a loss of the 90.50 level would suggest an early resumption to the downtrend. In terms of the Euro for the week ahead the European data calendar is very light indeed with focus on more investor confidence surveys. CENTIX Monday at ZEW Tuesday and on Wednesday the release of the European Commission summer forecast. These presumably should see growth upgrades. Germany will on Wednesday see main industrial production expected to rebound in line with better sentiment indicators. Some improvements in the hard data could provide the Euro with a little support early in the week. So the Euro put in a reversal on Friday into the close there. So I'm looking for a corrective move up into test the monthly pivot at 1.19.80 to the 1.20 area. Watch for bearish reversal patterns here to set short positions targeting the equality objective down to 1.16.25. At this stage really it would take a close above monthly range resistance at 1.22.20 and the descending train line resistance to refocus on the upside. The Yen looks to be taking a breather ahead of multi-year resistance around the 1.12.20 area. It's hard to see US rates coming off too sharply from current levels and the Yen may well have built a new floor in the 1.10.40 area. There may not be enough in the calendar to drive the Yen through 1.12.20 in the week ahead but should say reasonably well bid. Lastly we were focusing on the release of the GPIF annual report and indeed it was very impressive returning 25% in the Japanese fiscal year to March 21. Portfolio allocation for the world's largest pension fund is always a hot topic and there will be some quite big changes in the quarter to March. Foreign bond holidays were cut to 24.6% sorry, foreign bond holdings were cut to 24.6% from 25.7% was the GPIF behind the 10-year US Treasury sell-off, who knows. While both foreign and domestic equity allocations were cut below the 25% benchmark big winners with domestic bonds increased to 25.9% from 23.6% and more conservative stance for the GPIF. So from a technical perspective whilst anticipating a pullback to test the monthly pivot here at 1.10.40 the bullish reversal patterns there set long positions targeting move up into monthly range resistance at 1.12.86 from there we may see a more protracted correction. At this stage only a loss of the 1.10.30 would suggest that we're looking at a deeper corrected pattern here and we could start to think about a retest of 1.09 from above. In terms of sterling it's been a rather eventful week for the pound and the EU granted a delay to the chill meat ban in Northern Ireland temporarily calming market concerns about an escalation in trade tensions. Still it appears that strong political divergence has persist and the risk for a new round of tough EU-UK trade negotiations later in the year is very high. Domestically Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned against overreacting to temporary inflation pressures prompting some repricing and tightening expectations. Overall pound has held up better than most of its G10 peers in the dollar's appreciating trend which also denotes how the market continues to see the recent sharp rise in delta variant cases in the UK as unlikely to derail the country's economic recovery. The week ahead data releases should not be the main drivers and focus will likely be on another speech by Andrew Bailey as well as any headlines from Angela Merkel's visit to the UK. As long as the UK government does not suggest that the rising cases will postpone the reopening further there are a few reasons for the market to turn more bearish on the pound compared to G10 peers. So from a technical perspective currently in a nice reversal on Friday we'll move up now to test the monthly pivot at £139.50 From there I'll be watching for bearish reversal patterns to see a test down to the pivotal £136.74. At this stage only a close above £140.80 would refocus on upside objectives through the price cycle highs of £142.44. Lastly the Aussie dollar was one of the main victims of the dollar rapidly last week dropping in line with most reciprocal currencies. Now the focus shift to the Pivotal Reserve Bank of Australia meeting on Tuesday. Based on recent communications by the RBA Governor there are four main options for the bank as it's set out to readjust its constitutive easing. Firstly ceasing asset purchases second repeating a 100 billion Aussie dollar asset purchase scheme for six months and then reviewing it or thirdly conducting a smaller amount like a 50 billion Aussie dollar of purchase for six months and then reviewing or repeating 100 billion Aussie dollars for a longer period than six months. Markets expect the RBA to go for the second option which will allow them to steer away from the tapering narrative while adopting a more data dependent approach. If anything I think this option three option three is the second most likely although that would likely be seen by markets as a hawkish shift I think that re-pricing is standing somewhere or sorry market pricing really standing somewhere between option two and three which means that the base case materializes further 100 billion Aussie 100 billion Aussie dollars for six months the impact on the Australian dollar could be negative more crucially I think the RBA will not follow other developed central banks since signaling a rate hike in 2022 and markets may be forced to reprise some of their hawkish expectations which could add pressure to the Aussie dollar so from a technical perspective I'm looking for the Aussie to trade up into the monthly pivot 75-80 watch with bearish reversal patterns in this zone to set short positions targeting the equality objective down to 74-20 at this stage really it would take a close through the 77 handle to suggest a return or an early return to the uptrend targeting the range resistance at 78-90 that concludes the weekly market outlook for week commencing the 5th of July it's always traders plan the trade, trade the plan most importantly manage your risk until next time thanks very much


It's now time for Member Statements, the Member for Hamilton Mountain. Thank you, Speaker.  Ontario parents already pay the highest child care cost in the country. And still, all across the province, the Ford government is making funding cuts. In Hamilton, we will see a $3.5 million cut in child care funding. Hamilton uses provincial funding to subsidize licensed child care spaces, giving 14,000 parents a $10 per day discount on their child care bill. This government's short-sighted cuts could mean an end to this subsidy, which could leave families in my riding on the hook for up to $2,400 more each year for child care costs. Hamilton has a high number of low-income residents, and increasing the cost of child care further defends poverty. High child care costs keep mothers and caregivers out of the workforce, or forces them to spend a huge percentage of their earnings on care. Further, this government is doing nothing to produce more high-quality, licensed not-for-profit child care spaces. According to Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, 71% of children in Hamilton live in a child care desert. That means there are only three licensed child care spaces for every 10 children in Hamilton. Instead of making child care more affordable and more accessible, this government is making it harder for families to reach those goals. Member Statements, the Member for the Mississauga Centre. Thank you, Speaker. I am pleased to rise in the legislature to recognise National Nursing Week in Canada. This Sunday, May 12th, also happens to be International Nursing Day, marking the anniversary of Florence Nightingale, who is recognised as the founder of modern nursing for her efforts in professionalising the role in addition to her many achievements. Every day and night, no matter the hour, nurses are the frontline providers, healthcare and treating patients to the best of their abilities with the resources available to them. Whether it is in a home, a hospital, a public health unit or in a war zone, nurses work tirelessly to save lives. They are often the first person a patient sees when they come in seeking treatment, and they also tend to be the last person to bid patients goodbye once they have recovered. Nurses don't just administer and evaluate patient treatment. They provide emotional support, counsel and educate families, actively listen to patients, work tirelessly, often without breaks, always putting their patient needs before their own. Few other professions spend as much time and provide as much care to patients as nurses, and for that we need to celebrate their efforts, accomplishments, devotion and their passion for wanting to make a difference in people's lives. It is one of the reasons I decided to become a registered nurse to dedicate my life to the service of others. It is why I still take shifts even as a parliamentarian. It is a job that I love doing, seeing my colleagues and taking care of patients. It keeps me grounded and gives me the opportunity to make a difference. And so to all nurses everywhere, thank you for the work you do each and every day. Happy nursing week. Member Statements, a member for Tomiskam and Cochrane. Thank you Speaker. This morning Andrew Horvath and the NDP moved a motion regarding a climate change emergency in this province, and there is a great debate on how much humans are impacting the climate or how much they aren't, but there should be no great debate about the things that we are experiencing last year in my riding. We had the flood, not the flood, the fire, it was supposed to be the 100-year fire. A few years ago a flood and now across the province people are having to deal with flood waters again. I was in Pembroke and they talked about how 2017 was the flood of 100 years and 2019. And I would just like to give a recognition as we speak. The waters of Lake Nipissing are rising. The waters of Lake Tomiskaming are rising. The municipality of West Nipissing has put out stations with sandbags for 100 sandbags for each residence, and those stations are open 24 hours a day until the crisis passes. And I'd like to thank them for their vigilance and thank the military for stepping in. I hope that the military does not need to step in in West Nipissing or Tomiskaming, but I trust that the government will respond if it comes to that point. And from our caucus, our deepest thoughts go to them, and we need to be prepared for what might not be the flood of the century. Thank you, Speaker. Member Statements to Member for Thornhill. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. And I just want to wish everybody a happy Yom Ha'd-Smoot. It's Israel's 71st anniversary today, and 71 sounds like a lot of years in a lifetime for a human being, but for a country it's outrageously tiny. And when you think that all that we have accomplished, the state of Israel with support from the Jewish diaspora, is just incredible. In terms of innovation, in terms of drip irrigation, in terms of all of the innovation coming out of Israel, they have the, I think they're the third highest in the world of stocks traded. It's just, it's unbelievable in the advances that are coming out of such a small country. But I would just want to remind everybody that just a few days ago there were rocket attacks, a large attack from terrorists onto Israel, rockets raining from the Gaza territories onto Israel. And tonight and last night we saw Israelis celebrating the streets. We're going to see it for a long time. They don't give up. They continue to live their lives. They continue to persevere. They continue to create medical miracles, agricultural miracles that all of us benefit for. And I just want to say thank you to all the supporters of the state of Israel. We all wish for peace. We all want to live in peace. We all want to have prosperity. And I hope that next year when I get up to wish everybody again a happy Yomahad's boot that we will have everlasting peace in the region. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Member Stavins, a member for Sudbury. Thank you, Speaker. Today I'd like to speak about Geneva House, a 32-bed woman's shelter operated by YWCA Sudbury. They provide women who are fleeing abuse with shelter, with clothing, food, counseling, and help to find safe, affordable housing. But for years now Geneva's house funding has remained the same while the cost-providing services have gone up. The shelter is doing its best to help every woman who walks through the door but they simply aren't getting the funding they need. They weren't in the past and they aren't today. Sadly, Geneva House isn't the only shelter in our community with financial concerns. Two months ago the Salvation Army announced they'd be closing their men's shelter in the Association des gens de l'Eurue and tends to stop providing you shelter beds at the beginning of September. Speaker, in Sudbury winter temperatures are frequently below minus 20 degrees Celsius and on cold nights when people find themselves or know where else to go shelters are a vital refuge for those in need. Speaker, we need to discover and do more to support these community organizations because they help our most vulnerable. Because what could matter more than making sure that no one ever has to go a night without a safe place to stay, a roof over their head or a warm bed to sleep in. Thank you. Member statements? The member for Kitchener-Conestoga. Thank you Mr. Speaker. It is with excitement that I can speak to a recent announcement on May 1st from our government by the Minister of Transportation regarding a new digital vehicle registration project. This is big news for business and consumers in my riding of Kitchener-Conestoga and across Ontario, including our crucial auto sector. Our government is launching an expansive pilot project that will allow auto dealers to register vehicles sold at their dealerships in-house. I am already getting local dealerships reaching out to me requesting to participate in this program which shows that reform is desperately needed. Currently vehicle dealers across the province must register and license newly purchased vehicles off-site, costing businesses and consumers time and money. My private member's bill, Bill 50, which passed second reading last November, sought to remove this burdensome red tape by amending the Highway Traffic Act to enable certain motor vehicle dealers to apply for permits, number plate sticker validation and use vehicle information packages electronically. This program will launch in spring 2020 and will be developed through a six month province wide consultation and close partnership with service Ontario network providers as well as car dealerships, rental car and fleet vehicle organizations. In my own riding, Colin Cropp, the general manager of Voizen Chrysler and Elmira supports this initiative, remarking that moving digital would allow his transactions to be done quickly and I quote Mr. Speaker, send the customer home happy the same day. With my PMB I have been a strong advocate for Voizen and consumers and auto dealers across our province and let me tell you it is so great to see my work adopted into government policy. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Member's statements. The member for Brampton North. Thank you Mr. Speaker. Last weekend, like many times before, students from Brampton gathered to protest the cuts that this government is making to our education system in Ontario. These education cuts have a devastating effect on education in Brampton. The school board, the teachers and the students have all made their voices heard. The Peel District School Board sent an open letter to the Minister of Education expressing just how badly these cuts will affect students in Brampton. Peel will lose 369 teachers. How are students supposed to learn and succeed in an environment with less and less support for them? Schools in the area have already confirmed that our students will now have fewer course options, courses that are proven to engage students in more individualized and teacher-supported skills-based learning will be significantly reduced. The number of credit recovery and rescue courses will also be reduced. These changes will jeopardize the success of some of our most vulnerable students, the ones who need these supports the most, to succeed. One thing we have not talked about much is how much after-school programs will suffer. In my own writing, teachers have told me about how many after-school programs and clubs will be cut due to the teacher jobs being cut. Mr. Speaker, parents, teachers and students are all worried about these cuts. Along with our constituents, we all hope this government comes to their senses and reverses these callous cuts. Thank you. The member for Aurora Oak Ridge is Richmond Hill. Thank you. Thank you, Speaker. And thank you, Speaker, again. Last Saturday, Speaker, my team and I participated in the 19th annual Oak Ridge's cleanup, organized by one of the most amazing and caring community members, Catherine Mably. Catherine and her team of 110 volunteers have worked tirelessly to bring awareness to environmental stewardship. Participants were divided into teams and equipped with gloves and garbage bags to clean up parks and communities which lies in the heart of the Oak Ridge's Marine Speaker. Thanks to the dedication of all the participants and because of their hard work, 32 local conservation areas were cleaned as part of this great initiative. Speaker's initiative, like the community cleanup, make positive impact on the environment and foster a deep sense of community belonging. We must remember that our beautiful environment and the natural resources are an invaluable gift that all Ontarians should protect and cherish. Speaker, I want to thank my friends, family, staff and all the volunteers for joining me in working towards cleaning our city. I encourage everyone to continue to get involved and to help keep our communities clean and beautiful. Thank you very much, Speaker. Member statements. Members of Peterborough, Cawortha. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Last month, I had the opportunity to visit the Mining and Processing Facilities at Covia Corporation in my riding at Peterborough, Cawortha. Covia mines Nephilim cyanide, not to be confused with the poison cyanide. It's a mineral that most of us have never heard of before. But all of us see it and use it every day. It's a key ingredient in the manufacturing of glass, paints, plastics and more because it reduces the amount of energy needed to make these products. And it increases the durability, clarity and the strength. So when you clean your painted walls in your kitchen and the paint doesn't come off, that's because of Nephilim. Covia mines processes and exports Nephilim to every corner of the world about 1.2 million tons a year, including to Ontario manufacturers like Sherwin-Williams, Home Hardware and Owings Corning. But Ontario has the highest grade Nephilim mineral deposit in the world. They still face increased competition. That's why they're investing $100 million Canadian to further strengthen their operations, make them more efficient and environmentally sustainable. Encouraging investment in Ontario is something that our government takes seriously and we're attracting new companies as a result of it, such as Gini Glass. We should all realize if Gini chooses to come to Ontario for the state of the art floating glass plant, there'll be significant spin-offs for Ontario businesses, including the Covia mines. Covia is a major employer in my writing and a great example of our government's commitment to ensure that Ontario is known worldwide as open for business and open for jobs. Here. Thank you very much. That concludes our time for member statements this afternoon. Reports by committees.


How the tables have turned. MMG, back on Madden Mobile. Dudes, I usually would not make a video like this, but this is so hot. Let me give some quick backstory here. Madden 21 confirmed has a game mode called The Yard. Now, I never made a video on this because it was just rumors and blah blah blah blah. I didn't really catch. I tried to open the game and play it, but Madden Mobile 21 came out today and you can create your avatar, customize them, and the same avatar you make on Madden Mobile will be available on Madden Console. Point being, whatever I'm about to do on Madden Mobile right now will appear on my Xbox account when I actually get Madden 21. Let's customize your avatar, dude. Let's go. It's literally Park.  Alright, so I'm linked to EA right now. First name? Ya already know. Ya already know. This is obvious. Alright, so there's animations head and hair and build. Alright, I'm gonna start with my loadout.  I gotta say this is the classic EA where every single face is just a face that is so horrible. Like, dude, who is this base off? Who looks like that? Alright, that works. Yo, they actually have animations.  Wow, this is literally 2K. Oh my God. Okay, well, I don't have any of these unlocked. Hey guys, I'm just gonna go with thank you. Dude, so that's like your walkout. This is actually really exciting, dude. Alright, let's mess with my build. Oh my God, I can actually do this. This is insane. Alright, pretty obvious who are going for height and weight. I can't be 6'5", 245. It only works in increments of 10. Gut size? Yeah, I wanna be obese. EA. I want gigantic arms. I wanna fat. I wanna pooper, bro. I wanna wagon.  Maybe I'm just blind. This is the optimal build. Good Lord, I'm a freak, dude. Alright, now I can edit loadouts. This might be different. Alright, headgear.  Yo, you know I want this. I can't wait to do this on like actual Medin. These are trash. I want this one. What are the requirements? Wait, so the only way I can get is by buying it? You're shitting me. Cred currency is shared with Medin console games. That's new. Torso. Oh, you're kidding. I might just rock it. Can I make myself have double D knockers? And then rock this? I'd play a lot of Medin 21. Alright, so everything is locked either behind a paywall or like achievements that I clearly haven't gotten. Ooh, I can go red. Ooh, that's kind of sick, dude. I'm gonna keep it all black. I know I'm gonna stay crispy. Dude, you don't even gotta wear pads. I can just wear the short shorts. The classic. Yo, these are like boxing shorts. Zoo-spitted shorts. Okay, that's so sick. Unlock that Madden rank 38. Yo, so you just unlocked that through from playing the game. That's actually sick. Oh, how do I get the dopest cleats? Unlock by playing the yard underground. Dude. Underground is where you get the chance to play through a story with your avatar and play in small-sided football. Let's go underground. Yo, I'm about to play. I don't know what this is going to look like, but I'm about to play. I can't believe I'm actually playing Madden Mobile right now. Gabe. Halfback. Your best friend. Is his last name, Itch? Tim. Tiden. Your mentor.  Oh, his last name is Waller. Wow, they threw a really good opportunity away.  Just let me go run somebody over. All right, the yard, game one. Let's see it. I got my little, oh, scramble. Papamix. Papamix. Gough me. The scramble. The sauce. The sauce. The sauce. Oh, damn. Yup. That's touchdown. That's touchdown. Easy. Let's go to the store and get your first gear item. Thanks, Lamar. Yeah. Navigate to the gear store. Yeah, thank you. Hold my hand through it. I'm sure I couldn't figure this out. I got a new helmet. They really want me to put it on. Wait, is this a whole yo? I got a new fit. It's kind of fire. So if this is like actually important for men console, there's a decent chance I'm going to seriously like grind this out on my phone. I'll probably take like an hour to max out whatever I need. I can have dope gear and everything going into men console. Scramble. Easy. Easy. Go. Go. Let's get it. Touchdown. Touchdown. Got the juke. Oh, oh. Let's go. I need a two point though. Oh, I have audibles. Does Madden Mobile have corner out cheese? It does. Take a bow. Thank you very much. I will say some serious work went into this from EA. I don't know what any of that is, and I don't care. Bro, who got paid to write the script for the Madden Mobile 21 character story arcs? We are one piece away from being unstoppable. Show this man a little respect. Pablo Meeks has a 13 inch glizzy. Thanks, Gabe itch. Just kidding, bro. This was in Madden Mobile when I first started playing.  Oh, there is a way to upgrade my player.  Okay. I'm going to go QB. I'm definitely going to go scrambler. All right. So I got one scrambler QB upgrade in. I've got 65 speed now before I had 54. So I guess that was pretty good. I'll keep upgrading this though. Can you buy these? That's so dumb. Okay, good. You can. Okay. Now that I'm a scrambler, I'm actually going to play one more. Waller. Waller. Waller. Waller. I fell over on myself. Whatever. Still cool. Scrambler QB. Hey, I'm a scrambler QB now, baby. Oh, you can't catch me. Ah, yes you can. What a ball. Oh my God, Stafford. I know I'm going for two. Come on, man. Why'd you even ask? Oh, see ya.   I'm in trouble. Wait, I'm not. Oh my God, I'm so elite. I still got it. Got it off the waller. What a ball. Oh my God. Gibson. All right, I can upgrade my scrambler one more time. I think that's it. Yeah. All right, I'm a 71 overall. All right, that's going to conclude this video. I just want to give you guys a quick look at this because it's actually so dope. Yeah, this does not mean I'm going to make mad mobile videos though, so don't count on it, but this is pretty cool. So, all right. Thank you for watching, boys. This is dope. I'm excited for Mad 21. I'll see you in the next one.