What's up navigation traders happy Friday today is Friday, February 1st Welcome to this week's video update. This is a weekly update. We do for pro members Exclusively so welcome here Before we jump into a review of this week's trade alerts. Just want to recognize our Member for getting recognized for who got caught being hot in the community Helping other traders is what it's all about Mike Tishner was this week's winner and my kid has become very active in the community answering some other members questions and posting Some different trade ideas some trade alerts Mainly around earnings announcements, which has been pretty cool to see what he's doing there And so if you haven't checked that out in the community this week Make sure you go back and check out some of Mike's posts Congrats Mike. You got caught being hot So let's jump over actually before we jump into the alerts. I also want to point out I'm gonna be doing a separate video like I do at the end of every month Where I recap all the trades all the closed trades and that's really for the public and Because because the public they're not pro members so they don't get access to our current open positions So I'll be doing a separate video just to go over the closed trades But they give you guys a quick recap 11 closed trades nine of which were winners a little over $1,500 in Profits so that starts off January by the way this this new thing at the top of the performance page It is clickable so you can click it and expand it. I know it's kind of small So it expands when you do click that so you can check that out and Let's jump in to the platform and let's do a quick recap of where we're at year-to-date Because as I mentioned I want to I want to kind of keep you guys a little bit more up-to-date on where we are with the overall portfolio And so this is year-to-date and this shows You know all the different positions that we've had on or traded in 2019 To give you an idea of where we're at So just to give you an idea on 6b overall we're up 150 bucks look at oil I mean we're up over $14,000 from from where that was on at the end of December December 31st. So coming back for us in a big way We're down on the S&P. That's just our long put vertical and what you'll notice is that on a lot of these short Delta Positions because the market has really just been ripping higher since the beginning of the year We're down on some of those trades But Nat gas we are up about another thousand dollars since the beginning of the year. So coming back some in there You could see DIA one of our short Delta positions down about 1200 I'm just gonna go in over some of these bigger ones Lululemon had a loss in there 981 down a thousand in SPY But overall year-to-date so far so for the month of January up over $10,000 On an account that we started with it was what was it around 86 or 87,000? I can't remember so Up over 10% already year-to-date which is is kind of crazy because you know if you look at our performance page and And this is the difference between the closed trades and our overall portfolio You know sometimes the closed trades are we gonna are we going to reflect a better month and sometimes our actual overall Open P&L is going to represent a better month But I've found that this is the best way to do it because we don't want to give access to non-pro members So we only want to show them our closed trades So, you know, we're shown in January. We only made a little over $1,500 on our closed trades Our actual P&L is up over $10,000 So anyway a good start to the year and if we can get a little bit of downside action in stock Well, we'll be having a phenomenal year. So let's let's jump into the alerts for the week and go over what we did here No trades on Monday We you know, we there's no adjustments that were necessary Volatility was contracting so we didn't want to sell any premium that day And so we didn't we didn't have any alerts on Monday, but starting on Tuesday January 29th, we did a rolling adjusting trade in XLK This is a long put vertical that we've had on for that short delta exposure And so we roll that from Feb out to March and we adjusted the strikes accordingly And so let's go to the platform and take a look at XLK So if we go to the analyze tab, you can see it's it's bounced a little bit outside of our range now still just hoarding holding this for that short delta exposure and And hopefully we get some of that soon because that would be very helpful for our portfolio And just to give you an idea we're at about three to one on our short delta versus theta ratio So we like to be anywhere from one to one to five to one is kind of the range we like to we like to play in So we're about three to one. So we're fine Obviously the higher the market goes the more and more short delta We automatically accumulate and so we haven't really been adding any short delta positions in a while, but just that natural Market movement is creating additional short delta So we will you know if this thing keeps going up We're gonna either add some long delta positions or cut loose some short delta So just look for that in the in the next couple weeks depending on what the market does Obviously if we get some downside that would be helpful And we might be able to shed some of these short delta pieces and lower our short delta a little bit But we're we're in good shape right now Where we're at where we're at overall Next trade was a closing trade in IBM. So we had we put on a post earnings short put vertical And we closed that out booked booked right at 50% of max profit. We were in the trade for about six days So nice trade there and let me just go to the chart and kind of show you What we did there So remember in our post earnings Short put verticals what we like to do is if the market opens up over the expected move Then what we like to do is sell puts or sell Put verticals because typically the market is going to stay steady to grind higher That's exactly what happened here and we got out with a nice profit on IBM Next trade was a closing trade in Microsoft so we had a pre earnings long straddle in Microsoft That this did not work out. We we ended up closing that for a loss never got the the expansion in IV never got the Never got the the enough price movement to make that one profitable So we took a couple hundred dollar loss on that one Next one was a closing adjusting trade in eem. So we closed out the put vertical side price moved up outside of our range on our iron condor So we closed out the untested side and then we're still holding the call vertical side We did not add another centered Iron condor because implied volatility is a little bit lower under under that 50 levels at 43 which isn't Isn't too low to necessarily add one But we're just trying to stay mechanical here and if we do pop up Above that 50 on the IV percentile We would potentially look to add another one or somewhere close It doesn't have to be exactly 50 But we do we do want to look at that as a measurement of the Price of the options because if it's over 50 that means they are more expensive than they've been relative To the last year and so that's that's what we use as a measure for high implied volatility Well, let's look at eem And you can see I mean this thing's been super strong this year Let's take a look at our position here. So it broke out of our Of our range here is hanging out right there. So we need a little bit of downside to get back into range This is in feb, which only have 14 days left to expiration So if we can get a quick move down great We'll close that out and end up booking a profit on the entire trade If not, we'll see where we're at overall with short delta And we'll either close this one out and have to take a loss if it stays out of our range Or we'll potentially look to roll if we want to keep that additional short delta on But like I said, if the if the market keeps moving higher We're going to be accumulating short delta in in several different positions. So we may just cut loose and take a loss But we'll see what happens Uh, we're due for a little bit of downside. So we'll see if we get it Next trade was a closing trade in google So we did a pre earnings long call in google Ended up booking a nice profit over 30 Profit after taking some heat most of the trade And let's go to a chart of google If my platform will come up G o o g l and I did have a couple people who who accidentally traded G o o g And the difference is minimal. I mean the only different. I mean there's a slight difference in the actual price But the the stock volume and the options volume and liquidity is almost identical The reason we trade google is because it just has a tiny bit more liquidity, but if you traded google, it's not a big deal Um, you're obviously just going to make make sure you trade the prices that you get and not pay attention to the actual alert prices That we got here. So we got into this trade. We bought a call right here On this day with this big blue bar down But we got in at kind of early in the day So price was up at the upper end of that range of that bar And it immediately went against us pretty significantly. I think we're down about 600 bucks at one time on this trade Even down here. I think we're down up to about 800 dollars But it bounced up looked like it was coming back and then fell down again And then you know just the last couple days boom boom shot up booked a profit of over 30 percent So I ended up being a nice trade The crazy thing is, you know, if we would have gotten in at the end of the day here It would have popped up. We would have we would have gotten a profit right away.  And so that's what happens Now google announces earnings on the fourth Which is uh, which is next week. So but we're out of the trade Nice profit in google Next trade opening adjusting trade in IYR. So we entered a new iron condor in IYR in the march cycle with 42 days left Still holding our other one as well I did mention I skewed this slightly and made it kind of a tighter iron condor just to get it Opted for more credit as opposed to a higher probability of profit And let me move this up so you can see it And I did this with a different number of contracts as you can see it gets a little confusing if you don't So I did this one with four contracts And you can see I put the put slightly closer In delta than I did the call. So it skewed just a little bit Just because we have a lot of downside room on our other piece Which I'll show you in a second, but Um, so we've got two pieces on here two different, uh, tight iron condors. I'll call them And then here is our other piece Which is out of our range, but we did not adjust this by closing the untested side And the reason is if we just look at that put vertical There's still a decent amount of premium in those options. So remember we look we use that break even point Oops, let me let me get back on this one We use the break even point as a trigger to say, hey, does it make sense to adjust at this point? So that's our that's kind of our trigger to analyze the the position But in this case that we always want to look at The the untested side to see how much premium is left in there And and you know, we like to get to the point where there's very little premium left in there before we make the adjustment You don't want to over adjust and so that's why we went ahead and kept this on And of course if we get a little bit of down movement Uh early next week and get back into range Then we'll just continue to keep this trade on and manage it as necessary Next trade rolling adjusting trade in the cues So let's take a look at that one. We've got two sets of short call verticals on in qqq This one moved uh pretty far out of range and this is the It's this one here Uh the 166 one no, I'm sorry. It's the 161 166 Okay, so it's this one here. It's the 172 175. So this is the one we just rolled It's the one that's three three strikes wide because the price has come down Since we've done that roll so price had come way out of a range very little chance of getting back in february Which is the one we closed out of rolled that out to march and adjusted our strikes down to up to the 172 175 So this is what we've got now. We've got the other short call vertical Both of these were we're continuing to hold for that short delta exposure because these price is still Barely in range on this one. So just holding for that short delta short bias exposure in the qqqs Next trade and lastly for the week was a closing adjusting trade in spy So we've got a couple pieces on here. This was our iron condor and price breached our upside And so we went ahead and closed out the Untested side And you can see so price breached our upside break even very little value left in those in that in those puts And so we went ahead and closed those out. So now we're just holding this Hoping for a little bit of a snap back to the downside to get back into range and then we've got The other one which is our other short call vertical, which was also from an iron condor where price moved up Significantly and on this one. I haven't rolled it yet We will next week because we don't want to get assigned and And and we just need to do something about it and excuse me We may just close it or we may roll it But you know, there's very little value left in these options. We've got about 50 dollars in premium left So instead of closing it out and saving that 50 bucks I just you know, I'm hoping for a little bit of downside and if it moves back up here Then then we'll make some of that back But we will be either rolling or closing Next week on that one So those are all the alerts. Let's take a look at some of these other positions starting with four slash six b The british pound We've got this adjusted strangle on here, which we've got a little bit of profit on overall even after the adjustment If we get a little bit of down movement And and some more implied volatility contraction. We will be good to go on that one and Let's take a look at fxb, which is the corresponding etf And take a look at where that implied volatility is now because if it does continue higher Yeah, implied volatility is still nice and high So we'll most likely add to that one if we if we get a bounce higher Like I said, if we get a bounce lower, we'll we'll book that profit and close it out for a winner Oil I mentioned this Previously how much money we've made back in oil just this year and look at this These are both of our pieces combined but dead centered just collecting that theta and letting that implied volatility contract We've got these two different pieces on here. Both of them are inverted short strangles. Both of them are fairly centered And so nothing to do on these except for weight Both of these are out in the april cycle with 42 days left to uh to expiration So a lot of time left here just going to continue to manage those as needed Yes, we've got this long put vertical. You can see prices moved significantly at a range So just waiting for a potential bounce back to the short side here. We've got 14 days left um, so we'll you know, we'll we'll uh We will continue to roll this as we get closer to expiration Ng netty gas we've got these two pieces on here. Um now that gas has actually Worked against us this week. Uh, it's it's continued.  So that's why we don't trade news Uh, that's why we trade what's in front of us. We trade implied volatility We trade probabilities and statistics because you will always end up getting burnt if you think, you know, what's going to happen Uh, good chances are the market's going to do the opposite. So Uh, anyway, that's where we're at on that gas. We've got these two different pieces here Uh, both hanging out in the lower end of the range You can see if we just got a little bit of an up move we could get some profits pretty significantly Obviously, if we continue lower, we're going to roll our calls down stay mechanical in doing so So let's take a look at these separately, you know, price is still within range here on this one And then if we look at this one price is barely in range here as well So just continuing to manage that Our old friend wheat. We've got this iron condor pretty dead centered got some profit Looking for a little bit more before we book that one Apple, uh, this is kind of the same situation as spy where price has just been crazy to the upside And so we're almost at a max loss on this piece of the trade. So instead of closing it out and taking it We're going to wait till closer till expiration. See if we get a little a little bit of a bounce a little bit of a A drop lower and get a little bit of get a little bit of that back before we either close or roll Depending on where we're at with our overall short delta Costco Costco's moved down almost 2% today. So got nicely back in the range for us. We've got some profit there Waiting for a little bit more downside before we do anything with that one DIA So let's look at the feb first because this was kind of the same situation as we've got in the qqqs Now there's still a decent amount of premium left here. So This was one that I considered rolling But since I already did it with qqq and since dia and qqq are so correlated the dow and the nasdaq have moved very close in tandem Uh, I wanted, you know, we like to spread out those rolls. Don't do it all in one day So we'll we'll end up rolling this one probably early next week Hopefully before we do that we get a little a little bit of a slide lower And then we've also got our march piece on as well where price is still within range So just holding that for that short delta exposure as well I mentioned eem eww Hanging out kind of the upper end of the range here. We're profitable on this trade But we'd like to get some more if we get a little bit of downside and eww We'll book that one for a profit If it moves to the upside implied volatility is a little bit lower But if we do get a spike up and it moves lower, we may we may add to this one But at this point we're not looking to add ewz same story implied volatility is really contracted in here Uh, but the uh, it's in the upper end of the range. So looking for a little bit of downside before we do anything there Iwm we've got uh two pieces on here We've still got a short call vertical from feb It moved out of range. So we closed out the untested side Looking for a little bit of a bounce lower before we do anything there And then we've also got this full iron condor that we put on that We've got a little bit of profit But waiting for some more before we do anything on that one Iyr I mentioned that q's I mentioned smh We've got a adjusted strangle here and you can see prices hanging out in the upper end of the range here as well Could use some downside to benefit that trade If we take a look at the implied volatility, it has been contracting as well along with most symbols So if we get a little bit of a pop higher in implied volatility, we may look to add to that one But just holding steady for now Uh we talked about spy we talked about xlk xlv This one's been a little bit frustrating We've we I know some of the members actually booked a profit when it was at about I think it was almost at about 50% of max profit at one point But we were holding on for a little bit more We needed the short delta at that time and now prices run away from us outside of our range So we will uh we'll address this here over the next week or so And either roll or close that one depending on what happens And then xrt We've got some profit on this one and the profit line is a little skewed right now because the market's closed But we've got some profit looking for a little bit of downside more implied volatility contraction Before we do anything in xrt you can see the iv percentile right at the 50 level So if it moved out of our range, we could look to potentially add to that one But we would like it to just move down a little bit more So that's where we're at with all of our trades and alerts and positions Everybody have a great weekend. Talk to you next week


if you see this guy, pick him up if you can get him cheap. I sold him for $24.80 plus shipping. Hey, Bolo Buddies, thanks for watching. $4 for online, little pony. Amazing, right? All right, let's get started. Hey, Bolo Buddies, thanks for watching. All right, in this video, we are going to talk about my bread and butter bolos, items to be on the lookout for, items you can buy low, really low, and sell for a decent profit. These are items I sold on eBay for $35 or less. Or less, I'm going to tell you where I got it, what I paid for it, and what it sold for. So let's get started here with the first one. And as I go through the video, leave me a comment of something that is unexpected, that you may have walked past, that you may think about picking up, or you may be watching this and think, I'm not going to list that. That's not worth my time. So leave me all those comments down below. Happy to listen to your feedback. See what you guys think about the things I'm selling. So let's get started. I am not your average reseller. I like to source different things. So these little trains, wood vehicles, these are not branded. So I wasn't sure how they were going to do, but I was like, you know what? I want to see if I can sell them. I got these at the Goodwill Benz. I ended up taking a best offer of $10 plus shipping on these. So they ended up selling. Some of them are magnetic, as you can see, but most of them are just the little wood vehicles. I'm sure there's a brand to them, but I was not able to find it. So I just marked them as unbranded. This item here came out of a box that I got from Donna Telebotilino's YouTube channel. And it was a box of toys. I have an unboxing on the channel if you want to check it out. But all of the packaging was dusty, dirty, damaged. And I knew that when I bought it, but I also knew that it had potential. I have almost sold every single item out of that box. The items were fantastic, but you guys know me. I'm kind of a lazy reseller. I don't really like to clean things. So what I did is I took them out of the box and sold them as pre-owned. So this guy right here, he took a little longer to sell. He's from 1996. He's Batman Legends of the Dark Knight. And he had one sword. I think maybe he was supposed to have two. And it just, it wasn't a part of it. Now I will say that this was in the original box. So if I remember, I'm pretty sure it was and I took it out. So maybe it just got shifted around or lost. I'm not really sure. But anyway, this one was a major bread and butter. Sold it for $9.30 plus shipping. Vintage hair rollers. These are 12 brush hair rollers by D, or their size D, Morris Flamingo Italy. One dozen, new old stock. I got these at a thrift store for 50 cents. And I'm sorry, but I just couldn't pass them up because they were old and weird and made in Italy. So I sold these for $15.50 and the buyer paid shipping. Panty hose, vintage panty hose. Now these range from bread and butter to big money. They are kind of all over the place. Sizes are important. Packaging is important.  So do your research if you see vintage panty hose because some of them can go for crazy money. These right here, I ended up taking a best offer of $20 plus shipping and I got those from an estate clean out. This is a Chowder cartoon network toy figure. And you may have seen this, I did a short on it. And this one was a nice little surprise. I can't remember where I got it. For some reason in my mind, I'm thinking it came from the Goodwill bins, but I didn't mark it down for some reason. But I'm guessing I paid 50 cents or less for it. It is Chowder cartoon network toy figure. Couldn't find hardly anything like it. So I did put rare in the title. I don't do that very often, but I did for this one. And this guy sold for $31 plus shipping. So be on the lookout for any of the Chowder cartoon network toys. Blaze and the Monster Machine. I have sold this guy multiple times. His wheels morph. He is a morpher. He is Zeg and he is posable. If you see this guy, pick him up if you can get him cheap. I sold him for $24 and 80 cents plus shipping. I got him at the Goodwill bins and I could not put him in my car fast enough. I knew he was a great bread and butter Volo. This is a Trinosaurus T-Rex toy, major trading company dinosaur. Now, this is not a brand that I am super familiar with. Right here is the information, but it was a hard plastic and I went ahead and took a chance on it. I also got this at the Goodwill bins. I sold it for $7 and 44 cents and the buyer paid shipping. Some of the dinosaurs can do really well. Here's Scooby Doo. This is Sherlock Holmes. He's a detective. He is a plush. I got him at the bins for $1. The bigger plush at the dollar, if they're bigger, they will do a dollar instead of by weight. That varies. Sometimes they have specials going on. I don't know if that's always. Maybe ask at your bins if they have any specials on their plush for the bigger ones and they'll let you know. I sold this for $26 plus shipping. Colescares. I always say I don't pick up Colescares. They don't sell for any money. They're so slow, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. The rebel reseller says that they sell. I'm going to get this Colescares. I got it at the bins and you want to know what, you guys? It sold so fast. Now, I only sold it for $7.80 plus shipping, but it sold so fast. It was cool just to do that little experiment and to see it work. Make sure you're following the rebel reseller. She is fantastic. Her and her husband do a great job over on their YouTube channel. They sell tons of plush, super educational channel, and great, great people.  I will link them down below. The next item came from an estate sale. It's a vintage baby, nine months old, footed sleeper. It had the original tag, so I went ahead and picked it up. Probably had about a dollar in this. I sold it for a best offer of 12 plus shipping. The next item is going to be like, what? You really, number one, took the time to sell this, and number two, thought to sell this? Yes to both. Did I make a ton of money? No, but I just couldn't help myself. I had to see if this would sell and how fast it would sell. And it sold fast. Well, fast for a replacement part. Some replacement parts can sit for years. So let's see. When did I list this? I listed this on, let me see if I can find it here. We've got all this advertising. I listed this in February. So yes, it sold fast, in my opinion, that is fast. And it is a Lego Duplo and it is a vanity mirror replacement. And I will tell you that I looked and looked and looked in this tote and I could not find this thing because I had it in a Ziploc bag all by itself and it was buried under other stuff. And I looked and I looked and I spent way too much time looking for it. So that was a little bit frustrating. But anyway, I sold this for $6.50 plus shipping. And it's a good thing I didn't have this in my reseller vlog because you guys would have had to watch me dig and dig and dig. Here is another item that if I see it, I am picking it up because these sell great. They are creative memories, custom cutting system. They are cartridges and they look like this when you open them up. They've got little like razors on them and you use them to like cut circles and shapes and different things like that for scrapbooking. And they're a home run.  No, but if you can get it for a dollar or less, it's usually a pretty quick flip if you price it right. I sold this for $10.40 plus shipping. The next item is this vintage Girl Scouts stamp. This did take a long time to sell, but I paid 50 cents for it and sold it for $18.60 plus shipping. So really nice little profit there. This is the Nick and Noelle Calico Cat Stuffed Animal. I thought this one was going to comp out a little higher. I don't usually do comps on my plush when I pick them up, especially if I pick them up at the bends because they're just so cheap. I ended up selling this for a best offer of $8 plus shipping. These dice, these came from a garage sale. I paid 50 cents for them. When I got them, I wasn't sure if they were going to be good or not good. And I didn't have much luck looking them up. There was some kind of some damage on them. So I took a best offer of $10 on these and the buyer paid shipping and I was happy to see them go. So 50 cents into $10. Do you guys like those margins or is that no, not for you? One thing that I will tell you is I do have big money bolos, but these items are cheaper to buy, easier to find and they keep my store consistently having sales. So if you are one of those people that only sources big money bolos and you're selling one item a day, you may want to consider branching out and doing smaller sales because you might have 10 items that sell for $100. Yes, you're going to be shipping a little more, but your cost of goods, if you keep your cost of goods low, in my opinion, it's worth it. I also want to show you this little tool that I use. It's called a caliper. You can get one of these on eBay really, really cheap and it's a great way to show measurements for your item. So just an inexpensive great business tool, great for jewelry. But yeah, definitely pick one of those up if you don't have one. Here is a tie pluffies and I did a video on tie pluffies. It was one that kind of surprised me when I was doing comps on these and they actually sell for decent money. A lot of the tie don't do very well anymore, but the pluffies do okay. I got this at the Ben's, so probably less than a dollar and I sold it for $24.80 plus shipping and it sold pretty quickly. This is a creative memories decorative paper trimmer. This came in a big lot of creative memories items. This is probably not something I would pick up because it's kind of annoying to ship and it was just a part of my lot. So I went ahead and listed it and it sold. So it was a good experiment. I mean, I already had it. I had already paid for it. So why not list it? Let's see if it sells. Well, it sold. It sold for $13.64 plus shipping. These are the zoo talkers. I always pick up the zoo talkers. Now, these are Fisher Price little people, but let me show you what you're looking for. On the bottom, they say zoo talkers and they go to a special set and when you put it onto the set, it makes the play set talk and I think it, I think, I don't know, I've really never, if I have, I don't remember ever sticking one on the set to see. I just am pretty sure that it's based on maybe the shape underneath and it'll talk differently for each one. If I had to guess, you guys, let me know in the comments if you've ever played with one of these or know how they work. But that's what I'm assuming because see how the shapes are all different. So zoo talkers, nice little Bolo, got these at the good, or no, I'm sorry, where did I get these? Yes, I got these at the goodwill bins. I sold these for $24.80 plus shipping. This is a Stormtrooper Star Wars bear.  I also got this Disneyland Sally plus. She's a little bit harder to find and I got her at the bins also sold her for $15.50 plus shipping and these items sold to Pinky's secondhand store. Definitely go give her a follow right here. You can save any seller by clicking on the heart. She has great stuff, great, great items. Go and give her a follow and yeah, kind of looking through her store. See what all she's got here. She bought this from me. She bought this from me. So what she does is she'll buy stuff from me and then she will re-list it in her store. So it's just how she shows support and she makes her money back and maybe on some of the items makes a profit. But this guy right here, she paid my full asking price and he was a big money bolo. I did a whole video on it so she told me when she bought them. I'm going to re-list him and I just saw him. So you guys go show her some love with a follow. She's awesome. Lego Duplo flowers, a lot of six various colors. These are replacements. Again, Lego Duplo replacements. Got these at the goodwill bins so probably have 50 cents or less in them. Took a best offer of $10 plus shipping and the buyer was actually all in for $15 and 68 for these. This is a vintage baby world company yellow squirrel squeeze squeak squeaker toy. I can't remember where I got this. I might have got it at the bins. I don't know.  I didn't write it down for some reason. Ended up taking a best offer of $20 plus shipping on that. This is a Ghostbusters Translucent Slimer Titans vinyl figure. This sold really quickly for $13 plus shipping and I got this at the goodwill bins. All right, you guys, if you have not seen any of my goodwill bins videos, go check them out. I'm like actually physically recording while I dig through the bins. So you guys get to tell me everything that I missed, things that you would have picked up that I didn't pick up, and then everybody can go look in the comments and see the bolos that I missed. It's great. It's a great way to learn. And I have no problem with you guys telling me the things you would pick up. Now, some of the things you would pick up, I wouldn't pick up because number one, I don't want to ship them or I'm just not excited about it. I like to list and sell things that excite me. I actually had a what not show the other night and it was on ephemera and it went really good. But I probably didn't have that same energy that I normally have because I just wasn't super excited about it. I was like showing all these postcards and I'm like postcard, postcard, postcard, postcard, where I would rather be like, look at this beautiful piece of jewelry or look at these toys or, you know, so I guess to me, I like to sell things that I like. Does that make sense? And over on what not, I love selling jewelry. I have a toy show coming up. I'm super excited about that. I will do more ephemera. I've done vintage Christmas over there. I love selling Christmas. So stick with what you love and I think it makes your job like more happy and more exciting, you know? And some things are just easier to ship and I like easy shipping. So let me know down in the comments, what is your favorite thing to sell? I have lots of favorites, but I really like toys. If you noticed in this video, I sold a lot of toys. They're easy to list, easy to ship and super easy to find everywhere. So everybody has toys, thrift stores, garage sales, the Goodwill bins, estate sales, they are everywhere. So yeah, let me know, drop me a comment of your favorite thing to sell. If you guys aren't following me on what not, definitely come on over. There's a referral link down below. You'll get $15 to shop if you use that to join what not. I would love to see you guys at a show. Even if you don't buy anything, just come over and watch. It's live. So we get to hang out. Super fun. And I hope to see you there. Thank you so much for being here. Let me know which polo of mine that I showed that you didn't know about that you might just pick up. And if you haven't subscribed, subscribe and let me know how you found the channel. Thanks for watching.


Jeff Green in this one. 15 points off the bench for the Nets. Let's hear from him.  No, no, I don't get it. It's frustrating obviously. I mean they let him play and they take him out. I don't know, I don't get it. It's this protocol they have.  I ain't got no answer for you. Mentally, what is that like specifically in the third quarter when he's pulled, when you're trying to lock in in the game, a team that's as scrappy and physical as Toronto, and something like that happens? I mean it's definitely a major blow knowing how it all was handled, you know, to begin with, you know, first right before the game started, literally right before the game started saying that, you know, he's not going to be able to play. So I mean that changes our approach a little bit, you know, with him out. Then they say, no, he can play.  We got to integrate him and what has been happening throughout the game so far, then it's, okay, he can't play again. It makes no sense, but, you know, it was next man up, as we say, and it's just tough. It's just tough.  Blake Andrews, yes, Ken? Jeff, you've been in this league a long time. Have you ever seen anything that compares to this? Is there any experience you could draw on that was anyone familiar to what happened tonight? None. None at all. None at all. I mean, from what I understand, I don't have the whole story or the answers, but I know Kevin, you know, was negative. That's all I know. And I mean, if he's negative, I don't know why he couldn't play, especially when they allowed it, but I haven't seen anything like it, you know. And Joe said that, you know, I don't make the decisions. I just work here, but you do, you guys do work here. Do you want to see this kind of, this kind of something towards these protocols are new? Do you think that this kind of shows that they need to be reviewed and refined? I think they need to be refined a little bit more. I mean, it's always going to be a gray area, as far as, you know, trying to accomplish what they're trying to accomplish. But as individually speaking, if somebody tests negative, and then they test negative again, then again, I don't see the sense of sitting that person because of, you know, what they see somewhere else, I guess. You know, if you're negative, you should be able to play. You know, that's how I view it. And, you know, that's, that's how I think it should be refined. But, you know, I'm pretty sure as we continue to go along, you know, things may change, but we just got to follow with, you know, the rules are handed to us. So that's how it is. Thank you. Alex Shipper, the athletic. Jeff, I'm just curious if you've been able to talk to Kevin at all since this happened, whether by text or social distancing, have you even seen the arena? No, I haven't had a chance to speak with him. I'm just going based off what I've been hearing and basically what I've been hearing, you know, the game just ended nothing longer. So, you know, it's been recovery and shiring, getting dressed to try to hit the field. Last question. Christian Winfield, New York Daily News. Hey, Jeff, does a night like tonight kind of make you rethink whether whether an all-star game is the best idea?  So, but to be honest, I think you got to ask somebody who may make it whether or not it's good for them, because I mean, as for me, rest, especially the way the season is, having a game every other day, some back-to-backs, some four games and five nights, I think, you know, rest is important.  But, you know, maybe there, it'll be bubble-like, I guess. I have no idea how those rules are going to be handled and what's going to happen. So, I mean, I can't give you a specific answer, but I won't be there. So, I ain't got to worry about it.