I welcome everyone to the 21st meeting in 2019 of the Delegated Powers and Law Reform Committee. I have an apology from Alison Harris, so Bill Bowman is taking her place today. The first item of business is to propose that the committee takes items 5, 6 and 7 on consideration of the delegated powers provisions in the management of offenders, the non-domestic rates and the referendum bills in private. Do we agree to that? Great. Thank you. Then we will look at consideration of an SSI laid under the European Union Withdrawal Act 2018. We are considering the scrutiny procedure under which it has been laid and the categorisation applied by the Scottish Government. SSI 2019-209 has been laid under the negative procedure and has been categorised as of low significance. The instrument updates the Rural Development Scotland Regulations 2015 to allow the funding of legacy schemes under the Scotland Rural Development programme 2007 to 2013 to continue. Further amendments, correct deficiencies in EU-derived legislation arising from the UK's withdrawal from the EU. Our advisers indicate that the scrutiny procedure and the categorisation could be appropriate. Is the committee content with that? 10. Thank you. Item 3, we are considering instruments subject to negative procedure and no points have been raised on SSIs 2019-209, 210, 212 and 213. Is the committee content with these? Item 4, we are considering an instrument that is not subject to any parliamentary procedure and no points have arisen on SSI 2019-205. Is the committee content with this? 10. Okay, and I'll move the meeting into private.


I'm Trevor Paglin, and I do lots of preposterous things. Really. I'm an artist, and you know, one of the things that I really want out of art, what I see the job of the artist to be is to try to learn how to see the historical moment that you find yourself living in, right? I mean that very simply, and I mean that very literally. How do you see the world around you? And this is harder to do than it might seem in many times. The world around us is a complicated place. There's all kinds of structures and forms of power that are very much a part of our everyday lives that we rarely notice. And one of the things I've been working on for 15 years or so is looking at the world of sensing, looking at the world of, you know, looking at the kind of planetary scale structures that we've been building that facilitate telecommunications, but at the same time are also instruments of mass surveillance. It's something I've taken a really close look at over the years. When we talk about surveillance, I think a lot of us have the idea, oh, there's the security cameras and then there's somebody standing behind, you know, all the monitors and looking and seeing what's going on. That image is over. It doesn't work anymore. Right now the cameras themselves are doing the operations. In other words, you have a traffic camera. That camera can detect if somebody is, you know, doing something wrong and automatically issue a ticket, right? So we're building these autonomous surveillance systems that actually intervene in the world. And a lot of people are saying that by 2020 there'll be a trillion sensors on the surface of the earth that are able to do this kind of thing. So this is something that's very much transforming not only the surface of the earth but our everyday lives as well. When we look at what these planetary infrastructures look like, on the left we see an image of what Google's global infrastructure looks like. On the right we see the National Security Agency's global infrastructure as of 2013. The point is these are literally technological systems that envelop the earth. And so one project that I've been doing is just trying to go to the places where these systems come together. Where does this infrastructure kind of congeal in very specific places? The really important part of global telecommunications is choke points. Places where transcontinental fiber optic cables come together. What are the places where the continents are connected to one another? These are really important to telecommunications but also obviously very important to surveillance. You sit on these places, you can collect most of the data that's going through the earth's telecommunication systems. What do these look like? Well, this is a place in Long Island, one of these sites. One in Northern California at Point Arena. The west coast of Hawaii. Guam is really important to this kind of thing. Marseilles in France. And what do you see in the image? Nothing, right? The point of these images is these are some of the most surveilled places on earth. These are literally kind of like core parts of global telecommunications and surveillance infrastructure. There's no evidence whatsoever that that's going on in the photos of these kind of places. What does that tell us kind of allegorically about how some of these infrastructures and systems work? I did start pushing this a little bit further. I wanted to say, well, theoretically, there should be these conjunctions of cables in these bodies of water and these images. And so I learned how to scuba dive in a swimming pool in suburban Berlin, as you do, and started going out and studying nautical charts and undersea maps to try to find places on the continental shelf where I could maybe see these. Going out with teams of divers. When you do everything right, you find images like this. As you can see, there's dozens and dozens of internet cables moving across the floor of the ocean. These are cables that connect the east coast of the United States to Europe. Now, when we're talking about planetary surveillance systems, aka planetary telecommunication systems, they're not only enveloping the earth like in a series of cables and hardware and infrastructure. They're also in disguise above our heads. In a minute of every hour, there are hundreds and hundreds of satellites over our heads. One project I've been doing, again, over many, many years, is trying to track and photograph all of the secret satellites in orbit around the planet, all the unacknowledged satellites. This is done using data from amateur astronomers. Amateur astronomers go out, they see something in the sky, they look it up in the catalog, it's not there. They know they've seen a secret satellite, which is usually an American military or intelligence satellite. They write down what they saw. What I can do is I can take that observation, model that orbit, and then go out at night, model the orbit, make a prediction about where something will be, and then using telescopes and kind of computer-guided mounts. I can pinpoint a place in the sky where I think it'll be. If you do everything right, which is rare, you get an image like this. And this line here is the streak of something called the X-37B, for example. This is an American secret space drone that's currently on its fourth mission. The X-37B. So I get into the culture a little bit of these things. This is the crew patch of the guys that fly this thing. And this is the program office that controls it, an outfit called the Rapid Capabilities Office, who have this motto here in Latin, Opus Dei, blah, blah, blah, doing God's work with other people's money. So this is kind of a glimpse into the culture of this kind of stuff. So the point is, like, we have surveillance systems that exist at the scale of the planet, that literally envelop the surface of the Earth and literally envelop the heavens above the Earth. But these scale down in various ways. These are also articulated, of course, at the scales of cities, down to the scales of living rooms, down to the scales of our bodies, down to the scales even of our thoughts and the questions that we ask. One of the set of tools that have been developing in the studio for the last couple of years is a set of tools that allow us to make images that show us what a computer vision system might see as it looks in the world, what a neural network might see as it looks through the world. In other words, tools that make us images showing us what autonomous sensing systems are actually perceiving when they look out at the world. This, for example, is an image of the U.S.-Mexico border. And for those of you that don't know this already, there is a wall already. And what we're seeing is the border and overlaid on top of the border, we're seeing a vision of what the border looks like as seen through computer vision systems that are used to detect motion, detect anomalies. You know, we're seeing the border as well through the systems that surveil it. Phenoma that's been going on for a while is ALPR, Automatic License Plate Tracking. These are systems that take pictures of every single car that drives by on a city street. Something that is able to autonomously read the number of that car and the database that the police or law enforcement have access to, or again, issue things like traffic citations based on that, all without human intervention. The same thing is starting to come online with police body cameras, which are now being outfitted with facial recognition technology to do something similar. One of the tools that we have in the studio is the ability to make portraits of what people look like as they are seen by facial recognition software. And we've been running these on portraits of revolutionaries and philosophers from the past. On the left is the great post-colonial philosopher Franz Fanon, as seen through facial recognition software. On the right is Simone Vile. This is also obviously happening in the commercial space.  What are you looking at? What's your emotional state? What are you interested in? What are your intimate sensing systems looking at? What kind of food do we eat? Are we going to the gym? Are we in good health? How are we behaving? Are we drinking too much? Do we smoke cigarettes? What kind of objects are in our houses and what does that say about who we are? We're at a point now where Google or a Facebook or an Amazon literally knows more about me and my history than I know about myself. And what are some of the implications of that? How do we think through that? What do we see when we actually look through these kinds of sensing systems? Well, one thing that I think becomes very obvious when you spend some time with it is I think there's a kind of popular idea out there that technology is neutral, it's just how you use it. And I want to counter that or say there's no such thing as technology detached from how you use it. And so when you use it and when you deploy these kinds of systems any kind of sensing technology sees through the eyes of the forms of power that is designed to amplify the forms of power that is designed to exercise whether that is military power or law enforcement or commercial power, etc. I think that's one thing that you start to see. And this brings up a lot of concerns for me. I worry about what the future of these kind of planetary autonomous sensing systems are. I worry that they have a tendency to kind of reproduce the kinds of racism and patriarchy and inequality that have characterized so much of human history and also concerned that they represent enormous concentrations of power in very few places. I said at the beginning of the talk that one of the things I want out of art is things that help us see the historical moment that we live in. How do we learn to see the world? But there's something else that I want out of art as well. I want something that helps us see a world that we want to live in and if you want to see that world you have to ask yourself what do you want. And so I spend a lot of time looking at these technologies and asking myself how would I want them to be different? What world do I want to live in? I want to live in a world in which artificial intelligence has become decoupled from its military histories from its commercial histories from its law enforcement applications and so on and so forth. So I started building very irrational neural networks. Neural networks that instead of being able to analyze your face and detecting what emotion you might be in that look around at the world and see literature. In this case there's an AI that sees omens importance and this is an image that's synthesized of a comet, of a rainbow. This is an image that it's synthesized of a vampire. This is an AI that was trained to see monsters that have historically been allegories for capitalism. Histories of warfare or fantastic images. I want to think I want an Internet I want global telecommunication systems that are not the greatest instruments of mass surveillance in the history of the world. What would that look like? So I started building hardware, communications hardware for museums in the form of sculptures that create open Wi-Fi networks but instead of tracking all the data of all the people that connect to them, it does the exact opposite. It anonymizes the identities of people collected to the network and encrypts all the traffic so that nobody can see what people are doing when they're using the Internet in a museum. I want spaceflight that's decoupled from the histories of nuclear war and the military histories associated with it even the kind of colonial imaginations associated with it. So I started building a satellite. This is a project called Orbital Reflector that's due to launch this summer between July and August. We just got our official launch letter yesterday that's commissioned by the Nevada Museum of Art and all it is is a satellite goes up into space. What it does is it deploys a giant mirror about 30 meters long, 100 feet. What that mirror does is reflect sunlight down to Earth to create a new star in the sky. That lasts about two months and then it burns up harmlessly. And so this question of what kind of world do we want to live in? Well, I want to live in a world that has more justice, more equality, and that has more beauty in it. And that is kind of why I try to do these preposterous things. Thank you guys so much for coming.


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 Crew Cab Short Box LTZ is stock number 14301Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy duty truck. Headquarters this 2021 Chevy Silverado 2500 has a 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. It is the L5P engine, which puts out 445 horsepower. It's paired up with the Allison Heavy Duty 10 speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully saved and inspected by OverService Shop has a fresh oil and filter change. These have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood, show you all the options, and just give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. North Sky Balloon Metallic is the color I shoot all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as I have access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walkarounds on YouTube over 9,000 videos in county. This one comes with the 20 inch polished aluminum wheels, and it has open country Toyo tires. It has, and these are 35 by 12 and a half are 20 LTZ. I would say they have probably about 50 to 60% of the tread left on them. The frame and underbodies in really nice condition does have the Rancho shocks part of the Z71 off-road suspension package. This is a one owner clean title history, clean car facts out of Florida. Front fender is absolutely perfect. You get the LED headlamps, running lights, and fog lights. I will turn all of those on at the end of the video so you can see just how bright they are. No dents, no dings on that front bumper, and you get the front bumper perking sensors, chrome trimmed grille, and you get the true cowl induction hood. No dents or dings on that hood, and you get the cab lights up top, passenger side front fender is in excellent shape as well, and the passenger side front wheel no major scuffs or scrapes on there. These wheels do a little condensation on them from being outside here, but you can see they are in really nice shape. North sky blue metallic check, this paint got a lot of metal flake in it, got some purples, some greens, some aquas, really a good looking color, especially when the light hits it. As you go down this side of this 2021 Chevy Silverado, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you're far away, or even if you're close by and you just not make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck and hear the truck end of confidence. If you've seen the vehicle that you were looking at before, you can get here as well. You can hear those absolutely no surprises. You can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at, and if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that was helpful and that Brett sent you. Very nice on that side. It does have the factory chrome step bars, no scuffs, no scrapes on these back wheels as well. Back tires have just as much tread as the front tires, maybe even a little bit more. That's more like 60, 70% of the tread down there. You get the felt wheel while on this, which keeps the frame and underbody looking good. And you can see it does look very good. It has all the remaining factory exhausts, so it hasn't been altered in any way. And the underbody looks like new on this truck. Lower rockers and cam corners are in great shape. Nice step bars, no damage to them. It does have the side box steps, which is a nice feature to get into the bed of the truck. Didn't see any denser things on that box coming around to the back. Rear bumper is absolutely perfect. It does have the backup parking sensors, the full towing package, which includes a receiver hitch, seven pin wiring. You also have hookups for auxiliary cameras for your trailer. And I'm guessing this is the power drop down tailgate. I find that on the second it does have a fold up tonneau cover as well. Yep, power drop down tailgate. Comes with a very nice spray and bed liner UWS toolbox in there. That's in really nice shape. It does have LED bed lights. It also has a plug-in back here. Sometimes I forget to show this, but that's a 120 volt, 400 watt plug-in right there. Spray and bed liner is in really nice shape and that goes onto the tailgate as well. And this is a power raise tailgate too. Shuts nice and solidly. And going down the driver side, just as clean as I pass on your side, no major denser dings on the box. Only four full disclosure of this back wheel, just as nice as the rest. Cab and doors all look really good. Insignia Dense, Insignia Dings, looks really, really nice. Does have the telescopic tomers. They are heated. Blind spot monitoring, LED side lights, built-in directional signals. They power fold-in. I'm sure they power telescope out. You get the 360 camera on there. We'll check out all those features in just a second. In the back here, you get the heated leather seats on the outboard side. Power sliding room window with the built-in rear defrost. These headrests fold down like so. You get storage back here that's going to jack tools. That looks like there's an amp back there. That's because this one has aftermarket subwoofers underneath the back seats. There are your heated seat buttons, USB, USB-C, and a 12-volt powerpoint, all other formats back here as well. Child safety locks on the back doors and the inside and bottoms of the doors all look fantastic. Show you the VIN sticker here. No previously owned in Canada trucks here. And tire and loading information sticker.  No rips, no tears on these seats. They are in fantastic condition. Both these front seats are heated and cool to get the all other formats up front. Those have five auxiliary updates, which is tilt, telescope, external auto-hemmings, fog lights, cargo lights, push button, formal drive, power windows, locks, and mirrors, memory driver seat. These mirrors power fold in. I always like showing both sides so you know that both sides are working properly and they fold back out. And then they do the power telescope out and in. So that's pretty cool. We'll hop inside, check out the models, the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 22,389 miles on that digital instrument cluster, instrument cluster itself is in really nice clean condition. Comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right. Cruise controls and heated steering wheel button on the left. You get audio controls in the back of the steering wheel as well. There's your shifter for that Allison Heavy Duty 10 speed automatic transmission. This one has the Chevy infotainment system. You get AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities out there, as well as Bluetooth cookups. You also have the factory navigation system on here. And it takes a second load up. There is highway 41, so you can see that is working nicely. And then you get all your different apps on here. It does have Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, where you can project your cell phone to the screen, you have your backup camera there. And then this one has the 360 cams as well. You can see that. You get the wide view of the front. You get the surround view of behind the vehicle. You also have down the sides of the vehicle. And then it has the cargo cam, so you can see what's going on in the bed. And you can see your hitch getting hooked up the first time. So you can get hooked up to your little camper or trailer the first time every time. So a lot of really great cameras. And then if you were to hook up a trailer, you can hook up those auxiliary cameras to those trailers there as well. So a lot of great stuff you can do with this radio. All the apps on there and everything down here are your more tactile volume tuning and climate controls, including your dual climate controls. Heated and cooled seat buttons, factory exhaust breaks, stability control parking sensors, power drop down, or raised tailgate hazard lights. That's where your plug-in that we looked at in the bed of the truck. Downhill assist control, here's a 120 volt, 150 watt plug-in, 12-volt power point, USB, USB-C, and your factory brake controller. This one does have the wireless cell phone charge pad on it. You do have a controller for those aftermarket subwoofers right there. Heal-a-century with remote start and power drop-down tailgate. And the dual glove boxes and format and seat on the passenger side are in excellent condition. Rips or tears once again smells very clean inside this truck. And the headliner is absolutely perfect. No rips or tears or stains up there.  We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. Other than that, hood's open. And that's how you turn on those LED side lights and mirrors. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality condition options and, of course, cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside. Now you can see all those lights are very bright and working nicely as well as the cab lights up there. Under the hood, we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine, 445 horsepower engine. It's very clean, it's very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safe and inspected by a city shop as a thrash oil and filter change. All the fluid's had to check and tap off. This truck is 100% ready to go. Call induction comes in there, goes down to tube right into the air intake. There's the emission sticker. And this truck is 100%. Ready to go. I would highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint. I would ship this one back to Florida, Texas, New York, Florida, California. Whoever's gonna get this truck's gonna be very happy with it. 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Sometimes when it's spoken, the thoughts arise, we do not know from where. Well, you can tell if the arising thoughts are real or not by how you feel. And so feeling is a gateway. It's a gauge. It's actual. In other words, there's a lot of experiences, sometimes experiences raised up and when people say, well, I experienced pain or discomfort and everything, that's simply not a real experience. There's no need to try to include pain. I had this discussion recently on the Buddha at the gas pump where God is omniscient. So all experiences must be then, therefore, equally acceptable. And there are unreal experiences. And ultimately, they are not acceptable because love is acceptable and illusions are not. Illusions are to be forgiven. So it's great when people say, feel the pain, allow it into awareness so you can choose again. But who in their right mind would choose to be sick? Who in their right mind would choose pain? And the truth is way beyond the words, but you can't reach it by trying to be all inclusive. They say, if God is omniscient, then God must be in every experience on planet Earth. It's just a misunderstanding of omniscience. At the end of my discussion, I said, well, maybe I would question what the belief in God is omniscient is about. If you think God is in pain, maybe you should read the workbook Lesson in A Course in Miracles. If God is real, there is no pain. If pain is real, there is no God. That's getting down to the core where this is all leading. Not trying to be all inclusive in terms of human experiences and saying God must be the summation of all human and Earth experiences that there has ever been. That's kind of anthropomorphizing. That's telling God how God needs to feel and how God needs to be omniscient, how that would be. So really, we're kind of bringing an end to this idea that both are equally real. Just look at the word both. It would be like saying duality is equally real with oneness. It ain't the case. The proofs and the pudding just follow your emotions every day. If you have fluctuating emotions, don't accept that. Just say, I am willing to be shown the truth. I am willing to be shown forgiveness. I am willing to be shown the unified field in which there has never been pain.


What's going on everyone? Sam here with Layton Sports Cards. We are doing 21-22, Penini Donnerous Optic, hobby 12 box, full case break number 7, tiered random team style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always, you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat. Let's get right into it guys. Going to go live on TikTok really quick. Hold on. All right, full case. Always fun rippin' some optic. I always enjoy rippin' optic. It's a fun product. I love when we get it in. Got a good amount of 2020 optic in right now too. We do some random breaks of that every now and then. Those will come onto the schedule. All right. That's a good idea. Where did you get that? It was on Chris's desk. It's here. Oh nice. It's an easier way to be able to Yeah, just watch. Nice. Smart. This guy is thinking with his head over here for sure. All right. Box one. Gotta pull some bangers out of this. I want to pull a gold. I've not pulled a gold vinyl out of this yet. Kind of not happy about that. That is going to change right here. First patch. Boom. Nope. Not bad though actually. That's going to be a lime green Zion Williamson 114 out of 149. My Robinson Earl. That's Steph Curry. Daron Sharp. That's the photon error. Dermard DeRozan. That's a hollow though. That's kind of cool looking. Jason Preston. Hollow LeBron Jean's dominators. There you go. Lakers. Jeff W. Another LeBron. 75 years. Hollow. LeBron James. LeBron James. Davion Mitchell. Trey Young Dominators. Moses Moody, base rookie for the Warriors. John Stockton. 75 years. Jalen Suggs, base rookie. And Hollow Kauai Leonard. Still no dice roll yet. Interesting. Evan Mobley, base rookie for the Cavs. Hollow Nemes Keita for the Kings. Hollow Blake Griffin. Nets. Miles McBride. Fred Van Vleet, elite dominators. Alpern Schengun, Zach Levine. I don't know how much each box is actually. This is a group break though. Jared Butler have a DeAndre 8-in-1 out of 79 on the Pink Velocity for Phoenix. Nice tier two hit there for Harper. Link is in bio. Everyone over on TikTok as well. You guys are interested in joining a group break or grabbing a personal. Frans Wagner, James Wiseman. That's a red color match. Dean Lillard, 12 out of 99. Trilblazers. Joe Weisskamp. Hollow, Miles Bridges. Ricky Rubio, Yanis on the Stargazing. Here's one finally. We've got redemption. Bones Highland. Give me one second guys. We'll do the dice roll for this one really quick. So 1, 2, 3, left, 4, 5, 6, right. This will be the, what was I going to say? This will go for the entire break unless it's a one of one or a gold or an autograph. Five. It's going to go right for the entire break. All right. Let's see what we got here on the redemption. Rated rookie signatures. Hollow. Scotty Barnes. Back to back cases, baby. Let's go. Congrats, Toronto. Nam QL. Congrats, buddy. That's a banger right there. Going to the Raptors. Two of them. Two hollows. Exact same card. Let's go. Nice, Scotty. Scotty Barnes. Josh Christopher. That is Gary Trent Jr. on the Pink Velocity to 79. 40 out of 79. Again, going to the Raptors. Hello, Deer and Fox. Going to the Kings. Right, Fox too, guys. Charles Barkley. I think six. Yeah, we're 500 a box on these if you buy them for personals. It's actually not too bad. Yannis Stargazing. That was a sweet hit. Dean, we literally hit one in the last half case too. Jalen Johnson. That is Brandon Mawson Jr. Hollow. Rated rookie auto. Going to the Clips. That is Kelbert N. With the Clippers. Congrats, buddy. Paul George on the reigning threes, non-hollow there. Wendell Carter Jr. Hollow. Magic. Yeah, that's a good point, honestly. Thanks, Sean. There's a Cade base rookie. Bridges and Dane. Moses Moody going to the Warriors. True safe. Hollow. Got Jones. Yeah, I know, honestly. Very true. Honestly. John Collins. Pink Velocity. That is 45 out of 79 Hawks. Dude, I think we've hit, we hit the red, the pink Velocity, and the blue of that same car. I feel like the rainbow today already. Kind of wild, if you ask me. Iowa DeSoonmoo base rookie for the Bulls and Wright with D-Wade. James Booknight, elite dominators to Devin Booker. Josh Giddy, base rookie for the Thunder. Hollow, Trey Young, optic dominators or elite dominators. JT Thor, Jimmy Butler. Hollow for the Cavs or the Heat. I don't know why I said Cavs. It's weird. Isaiah Jackson. Isaiah Jackson, that's on Orange. 24 out of 199. Going to the Pacers. Jalen Johnson, 75 years. Nine to go on Select. Anthony Davis. Can I take a look at the Josh Giddy? Base rookie. I don't know. I think he's sleeved it already. Yeah, I might have a scratch. I'll take a double-tracked for you, Dean. Scotty Lewis. Light it up, LeBron. Then they get under the tray next to you. Joe Harris. Aaron Wiggins. Hollow, Marcus Smart. Yeah, it's got a little scratch on it. You can see right there by the ball. We'll send you an empty box and wrapper just to be safe if you want, Dean. Just in case. Like I said, I don't know if they'll do anything for a base, but if you want to take it off the mini, we'll get you on that for sure. All right, two to go here, guys. Scotty Barnes. Base rookie. There you go. Raptors again. Dylan Brooks. 41 out of 59 for the Grizzlies. That will send it anyway. Herbert Jones. Gordon Hayward. I'm a holler. Fox three. All over the place here. Geez, man. Jalen Green. Base rookie for the Rockets. Chris Paul. Pink Velocity. 53 out of 79. Sons. Not bad there. Lee Dominators. Jimmy Butler. The Heat. Not the Cavs. Again, I don't know why it's a Cavs there. Corey Kisfer. Derek Rose on the hollow for the Knicks. 75 years, Cade Cunningham. Luca Garza. There's a Scotty Barnes hollow going to Nam Q. Again, with the Raptors killing it with that Raptor spot. Trey Murphy. Orange. Jeremiah Robinson. Earl. 163 out of 199. There you go, Dean. Nice thunder hit for you, Dean. Kessler Edwards. Zach Levine. That's true, boss. Right with Larry Legend in the Celtics. I think we got a gold auto. Chris Duarte. Gold. Nate Archibald. There you go. C's. That's sick, dude. Daniel L. That is one out of 10 on the Nate Archibald retro series auto. Congrats on the gold. Show that to TikTok really quick. Nice little gold action there. Take that. Donovan Mitchell. Trey Mann. That is Rashawn Holmes. Red, James Book Knight. 3 out of 99 for the Hornets. Charles Bassey. Yeah, it's all about what market value is though. All about market value. Hello, Patrick Williams, second year. David Johnson. That's going to go right Siakam. The Raptors. Jamal Murray. Usman Karuba. Ray Allen, reigning threes. Oh yeah, so much that goes into it. Hello, Steve Nash, reigning threes for the Suns. Yeah, there is a very, very, very large amount of factors. Jaylen Johnson. Hollow for the Hawks. Green, Dennis Schroeder. That's 105 out of 149 for the Hawks. Shengun. Anthony Davis. Elite Dominators. Blue. That is 7 out of 49. There you go, Jeff W with the Lakers. Three closed Davis, baby. That's true.  It depends on the course, man. Depends on the course. My dream is to play TPC Sawgrass. That's in Florida. Isaiah Livers. We've got Dan Izzl going to the Nuggets on the Red Optographs. That is 68 out of 99. Where are you going to say? Let's do it. Light it up, but it's like 500 a person. 18 holes. But it is the nicest course in the world. DeAndre Eton Hollow. For me, it's not the nicest, but it's sick. Like, do you know the Island Hole? 17. That's Sawgrass. Yeah. Blue, Cam Thomas. 18 out of 59. Going to the Nets. Nice tier two hit there. Oh, TPC would be so much fun to play. Dude, I would lose my mind if I played. Terence Mann. That's $160 out of 199. That's the only one I think I would pay like top, top dollar for. Maybe Torrey Pines out in San Diego. To be the other one, I would pay big money to play.  Corey Kispert. Hollow. That's pretty sick actually. Wow, that's nice. Yeah, I guess I'd play at Pebble too. Pebble would be cool. Hollow, Trey Young. There you go Hawks. Pinehurst number two, I'd rather, I don't think I'd play pay top dollar to play there. Coyote Irving. Pink Velocity. Eight out of 79. My buddy's from, I know, he played Beth Page. That's in Long Island. I always get Beth Page and Pebble Beach mixed up. Jayden Spreiner. That's Hollow, Nicola Jokic for the nuggets. Like I would play it. I'd play Pebble. I'd play Pebble. That would be fun. Clyde Drexler, Trailblazer. Oh my lord. Crazy. That's nuts dude. I don't know when to help. Hollow, The Claw going to the Clippers. I pay $50, I'm mad. That's true. Scotty Barnes, Bass Rookie, another one there. Hollow, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Jalen Johnson, Anthony Edwards. Bahlala, yeah Bahlala's cool. Bahlala's cool. I don't remember. Where's that at? Brays, right? Siddique Bay Raining Threes. Josh Gitty, Bass Rookie. Going to Thunder. That's going to go right with Malone. The Jazz. Kentucky. That's where it is, Kentucky. Cool. That's pretty awesome, yeah. Isaiah Jackson, James Hardin. Wingfoot would be fun to play too, but that's like um, Victor Oladipo, Hollow for the Heat, but that's too hard. I'm playing a couple of the Disney P.J. courses. Joshua Primo. It's going to go right James Hardin, The Rockets. That's pretty cool actually. Wow. Holy cow. That's so worth it. Beautiful. Yeah, they got to be gorgeous for sure. What was the other one I was going to say? And I was just hacking it up. My um, yeah TPC boss would be fun. That'd be a good one. My um, my old, my old boss at work, like we were both really into golf. He's from Long Island. No, he's from Queens. So he played in one weekend. He played spyglass, Spanish Hill, and Pebble Beach, or um, Beth Page Black all in one weekend. Terrence Ross on the hollow. John and Kominga. I told him I was so jealous of that. Trey Young was the elite dominators. They're not numbered. There's a Mobley rookie. Uh, second year Anthony Edwards. Uh, 96 out of 199. There you go, Timberwolves. Yeah. Oh my God, Beth Page is impossible. There's always bad weather there too, it seems like. Franz Wagner, base rookie for the magic, right with Paul George. Yeah, it seems like it's always pretty bad weather in Beth Page. Jared Butler, 75 years, bam, out of bio. Hollow Lou Dort, Dorchershamber. Trying to get a match with uh, Caleb. That'd be fun, yeah. Green, Kenyan Martin, Jr. 42 out of 149. We could probably finally play together now too. On days we're both off, which really isn't very much, but that's for sure. Josh Christopher, Franz Wagner, 75 years, right with Mellow, Denver Mellow. My brother might come up this weekend. Ooh, nice. Got Big Perk. Kendrick Perkins going to the, uh, Celtics. There it is. Congrats, Daniel L. 82 out of 99 on the Big Perk. Love it, man. Lebron Stargazing. Pig Perk. Moses Moody. It's Hollow KD Stargazing. Thailand. Dylan Brooks. Robinson Earl. Trey Young lighted up. Non-Hallow. Aaron Wiggins Hollow for the thunder. Jalen Suggs base rookie. There you go, Magic. Hollow, Nikolay Yokic, the nice joker there. Five people in tipton. Oh yeah. Miles McBride. Clay Thompson, Raining Threes. Aron Sharp. Nikolay Yokic. Optic Dominators. Yanis. Davion Mitchell. Elite Dominators is Julius Randall and last pack of the break, er, not of the break, but a box. Four? Yeah, box four. Brain Boschinger. You got Blue Ricky Rubio going to the cab. Six out of 59. There you go, Cleveland. The Ricky Rubio. Thanks for the legs ripping fire. Uh, Hollow, Franz Wagner, 75 years. Magic. Jared Butler, Raining Threes. Trey not numbered. Nine to go. Breaking Soon On. Select. Teared Random Team Style. Moses Moody got, uh, Rolando Blackman. Optographs going to the Mabs. There you go, Dallas. Pension C. 54 out of 99 on the Rolando of Blackman. Trey Young. Oh, Kyrie Irving going to the Mets. So, Teared Random Teams on the Six Boxer of, um, Select. Bones Highland and Hollow Carmelo. Uh, so every spot you buy gets you one team from the top tier, one team from the bottom tier. Jaylen Suggs. That's value-wise. Uh, Orange, Kenyan Martin Jr. 110 out of 199. Rockets. Brendan Mawson Jr. Line Green. That's 43 out of 149. Isaac Acoro going to the cabs. Davion Mitchell. That's Hollow, uh, Boyoung, or Boyoung Bogdanovich. The Jazz Guy. Not the Hawks Bogdanovich. Uh, Wright, Paul George. Clippers. Evan Mobley Base Rookie.  Hollow, Anthony Davis, Dominators. Trayman, Hollow Rookie for the funders. That's nasty. Got Black Velocity. Giannis going to the Bucks. Congrats, Ryan S. That's nasty. 13 out of 39. Congrats, Ryan. Let's go, dude. Nasty Giannis right there, Tick Tock. 13 out of 39. Nasty. Let's go, dude. That's so awesome. That's Carmelo. 76 out of 79. Going to the Lakers. Pink Velocity. Jeff W. Yeah, I saw that, Bray. I saw that. This is the fan. David Johnson. This is a K to 75 years. The fan that got tackled by Bobby Wagner suing Bobby Wagner. Really? Yeah. Jalen Green Base Rookie and Giannis, Elite Dominators. He did, yeah. But I mean it's like, you can't do that. Yeah, you can't run on the field. I mean, that's, you get arrested for that.  LeBron. Stargazing. Yeah, I don't think that's really gonna lead to anything. Julius Randall. Dominators. Bio. 75 years. Right, exactly. I mean, you're kind of asking for trouble if you do that. Hollow, Spencer Dinwitty. And last pack of box six. Fried. Shengyun LeBron. Light it up. Not numbered. I thought it was a gold for a sec. Nice one there, Lakers. Right. Box number seven. Good luck here, guys. That's what I'm saying, Anthony. Hopefully. Hopefully, it's right. It's only a ticket when you come to the game. Right. Black Velocity. Dennis Schroeder. 8 out of 39 for the Celtics. They're so protective. It's crazy. Oh, yeah. Kessler Edwards. Bam out of bio. Yeah, I guess that's Schroedeen. But it's also like, yeah, it's like, I'm sorry, William. I'm just kid Cunningham the rookies.  Not lose your rights. You can't get shot or anything.  Luca Donchich. Hollow, there you go, Mavs. That's funny. David Johnson. Second year Lamello. Pink Velocity. 77 out of 79. Kim, or Kinlong L with the Hornets there. Congrats, Kinlong. That's cool. Love always pulling that second year stuff. Usman Garuba, Devin Booker. Luca Garza, lead dominators is Luca. Deandre Aten Hollow. Jalen Green, rookie. Hollow, light it up. Chris Middleton. Also Schroedeen. Also true. Got Davion Mitchell. 24 out of 99. Going to the Kings on the Optographs. There you go, Sacramento. Kinlong L. Tier two, nice rookie auto. And right with Levine. Chris Duarte, base rookie for the Pacers. Hollow, reigning threes is Dirk for the Mavs. Trayman, Hollow, rookie Rubio. Charles Bassey, Chris Middleton, reigning threes. What? Corey Kisper, Hollow, Victor Oladipo.  Really quick on TikTok. Tray Murphy, Orange, Eric Gordon. That is 155 out of 199. What's that guys? I need to send them the likes though. Of course I've done that a few times. Like if you don't get anything, you just got to do it again so you like catch on and get like 60 or 70 people in here. Kevin Durant, elite dominators. That's a Cade 75 years. Going to the Pistons. Tray Cooper, Tray Young. Okay, I'm Thomas. Jason Tatum, Hollow. There you go, C's. Nice. Give me one sec. I'm going to wipe this down really quick. Quick once over. Chrome Dust. All right, Xbox. Box number eight. Some big rookie color coming out of here. Something on this box. We got big rookie color. Uh, Hollow, Deandre Hunter for the Hawks. Davion Mitchell, uh, light it up, Hollow. Luca Donchich. Mavs. Terrence Ross, that is 32 out of 79. Pink Velocity for the Magic. Jalen Brown, Julius Randall, 75 years. Tray Young, Stargazing. What's up, TikTok? Redid the Live to get some more people in here. Mobley Rookie. We've got Isaiah Todd, 30 out of 99. Rookie Optographs. There you go, Wizards. It's a tier two hit for Sean M. Drat Sean. Rain Three's Jazz is Donovan Mitchell. Or a big photon, big rookie photon, maybe? That becomes dope. Mobley Beasley, Hollow for the Timberwolves. They are on sharp KD, elite dominators. Orange, Harrison Barnes, 176 out of 199. One of the Kings. Keon Johnson, Rookie Hollow. Flippers. Jalen Suggs, base rookie. Autobio, elite dominator, Steph Curry on the Hollow as well. Nice one there. Nice Curry. Bones Highland, base rookie. Nuggets. And Ray Allen, Sonics. Another Thunder. There we go. It's up, TikTok. Hollow, Darius Beasley. There it is. Now we're up to 50. Extra Auto. Maybe we had an extra auto in this. Nicola Busevich. Greg Brown III, 39 out of 49 on the Blue Auto. Congrats, Portland. That is Scott F on the tier two on card. Solid one there. Right, Zion. Take that for sure. I always think an extra auto. Remember a bad thing. Green, Bryn Forbes, 120 out of 149. Bryn and Boston. There's Hollow, Steph Curry. Nice one there for Golden State. Dedicate a pack to Jay Morrison. All right, next pack is dedicated to you, Jay Morrison. Moses Moody Rookie. Red, Darius Beasley. Or Jay Morris, sorry. 76 out of 99. All right, this is for Jay Morris on TikTok. Tatum, 75 years. Not crazy. Luca Garza. Red, Optic Dominators. That's eight. Yeah, eight out of 99 is Damian Miller. Luca Donchich. Yellow versus red and blue. I don't think there's a huge difference between them ride and fly. You might know that for select retail. Yeah, just the inserts. I couldn't tell you. I don't think I've ever opened select retail. I will dedicate one to you per pack, Jay Morris. Sanjay Altima. It's right, Dwayne Wade. What's up? We can. We can for sure. Scotty Barnes based Rookie. Right with Siakam. Steve Nash, Raining Threes. How a problem fly. Wish I had a better answer for you on that one. Hollow, John Collins. Quentin Grimes. Hollow, Seth Curry for the sixes. I have to soon move base Rookie for the bolts. All right, Jay Morris, this is yours for this, this box. I'll blow it. Got Aaron Wiggins. A lot of green, Greg Brown. That's pretty solid, actually. 140 out of 149. We'll take a colored Rookie. It's never a bad thing. Cade based Rookie. And orange, Kory Leonard. That is for the Clipper is 120 out of 199. James Hardin. Hopefully you don't get shorted in auto in one of these boxes. Clyde Trexler. I'm with you, Derek. I don't mind if an optic is much. I don't like it in select. John Lee Kominga in the base Rookie. Hollow, Stargazing, Dane. Hollow, David Johnson for the Raptors. That's a red Isaac Acoro, 26 out of 99. Second year for the Cavs. Brown, Sadiq Bey. Come on. Josh Christopher, we got a red that's going to go right with the Celtics. 43 out of 99, Larry Bird and Magic. Hollow, Kenyan Martin Jr. Franz Wagner, base Rookie. Blime Green, Terry Rozier, 119 out of 149. Thank you. I was going to get you on that one. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar going to the Lakers. I should have an auto in one of these two packs, unless we got shorted because we had an extra. Nope, we got it here. It is Chris Duarte. There you go, Pacers. Nice hit, Daniel L. We'll take a Duarte Rookie, auto, not too bad. Light it up, Russell Westbrook. Oh, street clothes, Davis. Layton Gold, be kind of dope on that one. That's basically just gold vinyl, though.  And that guy was asking the question that I didn't understand. Someone goes, I don't think it's English as this guy's first language. The guy who was asking the questions tags the guy who said that.  Oh my God. Josh Giddy. We got Lamar Odom, 92 out of 99. Optograph for the Lakers. Jeff W. Odom, baby. Duncan Robinson. I was going to say, that's basically just gold vinyl, like Super Fracture. Hollow Tail Maladon for the Thunder. Hollow James Wiseman, second year. Going to the Warriors. Haley Johnson. That is Russell Westbrook. There he is. Orange, Jonathan, Kaminga. Going to the Warriors. Congrats, Harper. That is 105 out of 199. Can't see my face there. One way ticket right out of the stream, right there. Jamal Murray. This is the Morris Pack right here. Oh, no. All right. Next one. Next one. Next one. This is the Fire Pack. I.O. Desunmu and Dirk. All right. This is the Jay Morris Pack right here. Jay Morris. Jay Morris Pack. This could be worse. Scotty Barnes Rookie. There you go. And that hollow jaw. That's pretty solid, actually. It's a good pack. There you go, Jay Morris. Walker for the Spurs. Isaiah Todd. That is Red Jalen Brown, 25 out of 99. C's. Cade 75 years Rookie for the Epistons. Isaiah Jackson Rookie. That's Zion. Stargazing. Base. James Harden. Kai Jones. Jason Tatum. Isaiah Livers. That's hollow Julius Randall. The Knicks. Joshua Prima. There's a hollow. Frans Wagner. Going to Orlando. That is Eric R. That's Eric. Nice. Frans. Herbert Jones. That's lime green. Spencer Dinwitty, 143 out of 149. J.T. Thor. Anthony Davis Hollow. And Last Pack, Box 10. Going right with Yanis. Six. Six. You work today? I'm assuming, yes. He messaged me on Instagram at like 6am this morning. Really? Yeah, probably. And see it till I woke up to like, I woke up early. I went to the gym this morning. So it was like 10.30. I didn't wake up for a long. Yes, it was a long day. Yes, yesterday was a long and energy. Between them damn dogs and then someone in here. Oh yeah. It was a long day. Yesterday was a that was a long day for sure. Miles McFried. Hollow reigning threes is Joe Harris. I say third pack is good luck. So this is pack number two. Pascal Siakam. All right. So this is number three. Sarah. I did not cards in Kaiju. That is John Marant. Dominators. J. I'm trying to get J. Red color match. Shreve Cooper. That is 31 out of 99. I'll do my best. It's a little tough. Seth Curry. David Johnson. Right with Vince Carter in the nets. I mean, when there's an auto in here, you can't see it on the back. Usman Garuba. Optic dominators is Anthony Davis. Street clothes, Davis. Jalen Suggs. Very off centered. The rookies. Sorry about that, Eric. Pink Velocity, Paul George. Nine out of 79. Nice one there for the clips. Tier two hit for Kelbert. Next one's auto. This one right here. Close. Barkley. No auto. Probably won't be one here either. Kessler Edwards on the hollow rookie for the nets. Hollow Zion. Nice one there. Ordered office. Awesome. Ty Wom. All right. So we've got, this is going to be J. Morris pack. Let's see a J. Morris. Oh, we got a photon. Case hit. Moses Moody. Matisse Thible. Photon. Zaire Williams. There you go, Harper. Case hit on the Zaire Williams. Photon. Very nice. Love the photons. Pretty sick one there. Jay Morris. You are good luck. That's pretty insane. Because yes, sir, I'm insane. Love it, dude. Got Jalen Suggs. Jalen Green. What'd you get, Ty? What'd you order? I'm assuming a personal, right? All right. Steph Curry. Trey Murphy. Shae Gilgis. There's a Duarte base rookie. And a Devin Booker. That is 24 out of 99. Lighted up. Jalen Green base rookie. Then an orange. Shreve Cooper. 11 out of 199. Going to the Hawks. Putting that rainbow together. Wait, I didn't skip over a hollow Jalen Green. Hold on. I don't think I did, right? Did I? One sec, guys. Now I'm pretty sure I slid it over to Sean. Hollows aren't super, super rare. I mean, they're nice hits. Don't get me wrong, but Herbert Jones. Nice one there. Going to the Pelicans. Solid hit. Second team all rookie, I'm pretty sure. That is Pelicans. Two or two. Eric R. Congrats, buddy. Katie. Last hollow you pulled was Asandro Mamakashvili. Oh, yeah. I mean, if it's a color, Jalen Green, I'd be hyped, but Tyrese Halliburton hollow. Oh, let's go. Nice tie. That's going to be sick, dude. I love I'm at baseball. It's going to be a fun rip. Yeah, if it was a color, Jalen Green, I'd be all over it. Just like a hollow. I mean, I pulled probably like 10 of those at certain points. So it's still, I mean, it's still a nice car. Don't get me wrong. I mean, it's still, it's still pretty penny, but not something crazy. Fifth pack says J. Morris. Fifth pack. All right. Pack one. Garza Orange. Deontay Murray. That is 122 out of 199. Going to the Spurs. All right. So we'll just stay on one side. Fifth pack on the left here. Gonna be Jay Morris's. There's a Jalen Green rookie. Tim Duncan. Kessler Edwards. Lamello Ball. Elite Dominator. Hollow. Shea Guilders. Oh yeah. This is the Jay Morris pack. Hollow. Asia. Pretty cool. Are you saying for the UCF? Yeah. Oh, that's weird. Why not? David Johnson. Making a statement. Something maybe. Usman Garuba. Daimler. Don't worry. I'll still dedicate one to you. Killian Hayes Hollow for the pistons. Can't win them all, buddy. Oh yeah. You know how it goes. Oh, this is nasty. Two of these in one night. Another blue Luca. There you go, Dallas. Pension C. 49 out of 59. Let's go. Congrats on that one. For basketball, I'm a Hawks fan person. I've been a Hawks fan since I was nine years old probably. Franz Wager. So for like a good 12 years. Oh, nasty one here. That is three out of 90. Chris Middleton. Optic Dominators Auto. Ryan S. with a box. That's pretty solid. Take that. Right with Bradley Beale. Here's the Jay Morris pack. Duarte. And a hollow Jonathan Caminga. Nice. There you go, Jay Morris. My favorite player, probably Trey Young right now. I love how much he gets into Nick's fans' heads. It's awesome. Jimmy Butler. Pink Velocity. 61 out of 79. It's fun to root for the villain sometimes in sports. And I love rooting for Trey Young. Kyrie. Go magic. Go magic. Yeah, I forgot you're all in on the magic. Yeah, I might as well like somebody. Charles Bassey. That's right with Derek Rose and the Bulls. They're going to stink. Yeah, true. I didn't jump all the way down. Shreve Cooper. There's a Yacob Pertle on the hollow. Also true. That's a big, big incentive. Orange Will Barton. 179 out of 199. My guy. They need to bring Shack back. Yeah, let's get him out of retirement real quick. Bam out of bio. It's good to go here, guys. Jayden Springer. Got a red Stargazing KD. 59 out of 99 for the Nets. And last pack of the break here, guys. Good luck. They are dope. Keon Johnson. And hollow Devon Booker for the Suns. All right, guys. Let's do a quick recap here. I guess with the full case or six boxer makes sense. Like you're saying, yeah. All right, we've got Chris Middleton for the Bucks, Herbert Jones, Pelicans, Lamar Odom, Lakers, Chris Duarte, Pacers, Greg Brown, the third for the Trailblazers. Isaiah Todd going to the Wizards. Davion Mitchell. That is Kings. Rolando Blackman going to the Mavericks. Big Perk. Kendrick Perkins going to the Celtics. Dan Issel going to the Nuggets. Brendan Boston, Jr. That is Clippers. Nate Archibald on the goal. That is one out of 10 going to the Seas. We had a blue Luka Donchich, 49 out of 59 going to the Mavericks. Had a Black Velocity, Yana Santenticumpo, the Greek Freak. That is 13 out of 39. And another Scotty Barnes, Hollow, rookie auto redemption for the Raptors. Congrats again, Raptors. That'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill up next is football.


You may have heard the admonition to trust no one but that is not practical for daily living. If you want to be trusted, you must be able to give out trust and for you to build long lasting relationships, you must trust and be trusted. However, there is a need to be careful about how and who you trust. On who to trust, heed to this anonymous quote. Never trust a person that lets you down more than two times. Once was a warning, twice was a lesson and anything more than that is simply taking advantage. And so, in this video, I will share with you 7 types of people you should never trust. 1. Fickle-Minded People Did you ever play on a seesaw? Well, let me explain how it works. When you sit on a seesaw with someone on the opposite side, each of you takes turns pushing off the ground. When you go up into the air, the other person touches the ground and when that person goes up, you go down. So that you know, the seesaw is also called this-that. A fickle-minded person is like a seesaw, a this-that person without a balance point. These types of individuals are always indecisive and give in to any suggestion so you are not even sure if they will support you or not. Today, they will say yes to you but the next day, they will change their minds and say no. You can't expect anything from them because they may disappear even when they have made commitments to you. 2. People who tell you other people's secrets Do you have that friend who is always telling you about other people's private matters? If yes, then your secrets are probably being shared too. And just the way they tell you not to pass the information to anyone else, that is how they tell someone else not to give your information to others. Regardless of the person that they speak with, they hold no loyalty to close friends or anyone else that they come in contact with. They don't have regard for other people's confidentiality as long as they can get something as small as the attention of others from spilling. When someone keeps sharing other people's secrets with you, it is a pointer that they will tell other people your secrets as well. Hence, you must minimize your chit-chat with such people and be careful of things you do around them. 3.  However, many people who act nice are not lovely. They want something from you. One significant difference between the real charming individuals and those who want something from you is that real charmers open up to you about themselves and imperfections and also they are aware about. In contrast, the fake ones act like they are flawless without opening up a bit about themselves. Also, when a formerly mean person suddenly starts acting cute, you should be careful. And when someone is unfriendly to others, yet shows a special kind of liken to you, you are also allowed to be suspicious. 4. People with competitive traits Being around a competitor can be very annoying because all they care about is getting there before anyone else. These people can go to unnecessary lengths just to prove themselves. It's unwise to tell their physical or mental weaknesses to someone who shows signs of competitive behavior because they do not mind using the information you have entrusted with them as a weapon against you, just so they can win. Ever competitive individual is your friend? The method of sabotaging your winnings is quite different. They will not come straight up and say hey, I don't want you to win, hand me that prize. Instead, they will use sneaky tactics such as breaking, shocking and perhaps false news to you just when you want to carry a task that is critical to your winning. For instance, they may whisper into your ears that your partner is cheating on you just before a major presentation. Although there are chances that having a competitor as a friend can make you step up your game, their competitive approach can breed grievances and cause a rift. 5. People with narcissistic traits These set of people always think that the world revolves around them. According to psychologist DJ here, he said and I quote, A narcissistic cannot trust himself with his addictions or issues going on in his head. He does not even trust anyone and never sees anyone equal to him. It says not a trustworthy person. Narcissists are fair-weather individuals who will take advantage of you to satisfy their desires, but they are never there to offer assistance when you are in need. Even if they help you, the whole world will hear about it.  6. People who lack empathy Just like competitors, people who lack empathy do not care about you. Their apathy will never let them put themselves in other people's shoes. Instead, they avoid any scenario that might cause them to be thoughtful and focus on how to victimize others. Moreover, those who lack empathy do not trust you. Forget the charade they put up since they do not attempt to understand what you think and how you feel, they don't feel safe with you. Hence, it would help if you were careful around them. 7. The social climber These people are always desperate for public attention. They are the ones who will borrow other people's accessories to look good in the face of outsiders. Since their main goal is always to look blameless, they are usually chameleons that take on any shape or size to impress others around them. These individuals are deceitful. In most cases, they are friends with you only because of what you have. They will try to use your accomplishments and connections for their selfish benefits. If you introduce these set of people into your circle, they will use any means, even tarnishing your image to get closer to your other friends who they perceive to be more influential or accomplished than you. When you observe a person who previously did not regard you, suddenly being so persistent about being a friend after a significant success, be sure to take cover. Entering into a friendship with a social climber is like carrying a bomb in your backpack without your knowledge.  In the same way, some people would do unimaginable things to help us and others wouldn't try, even if our lives depended on it.


Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the AccessToTrader.com Nightly Wrap-Up Show. Hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody is healthy. That's the first and foremost. A lot of news today to digest, especially in the tri-state area here in New Jersey, New York, Connecticut area. All three governors have now implemented a curfew. I think as of tomorrow, I believe restaurants, bars, gyms are all going to be closed by eight o'clock. There is no sitting in restaurants. If you have a drive-thru, that's fine. Again guys, stay at home. What I saw over the weekend was just amazing. You go through on Instagram or on Facebook and you see people in restaurants and bars. I just don't understand what's going on through their heads. It's the most amazing part. And then they're shocked that all this is going on. You've got to stay home. You've got to stay home. You have to be disciplined enough to get your priorities straight. There's no party out there.  Stay at home. Buy enough food. Put yourself in a situation that you are set up for weeks. There's plenty of delivery services right now. There's still delivering food. Amazon, again, Amazon have to order bi-weekly. We have now on rotation, we have Amazon. We have FreshDirect. I don't know if FreshDirect is everywhere in King's Supermarket, literally on rotation. So King's Supermarket is coming tomorrow. Last week we got Amazon for food delivery. Next week we got Amazon again. So there's a way to get around things. There is a bright side to all this. In the last several weeks, I've spent a ridiculous amount of the quality time of my family. I played a lot of basketball in my driveway. We've been throwing football around. There's a lot of stuff to do. You get beautiful weather. This isn't a death sentence. You're not sitting at home in a room taking little breaths.  You get this news that comes out that we are going into some sort of curfew. Eventually there will be, in my opinion, an emergency lockdown everywhere. I think the mayor of San Francisco said something this afternoon as well. So look, it's going to get worse before it gets better. Again, I still believe we're still in the really, really early innings of this. But again, if everybody just does their part and stays home, we're going to be okay. We'll get through this. Trump came out at 3 o'clock, had some positive things about the airline sector. But he also did say he believes that this virus could still be around till August. I get it. I mean, of course it could still be around till August. I don't believe for a second that warmer weather is going to be the deciding factor that this thing goes away. Again, look at Brazil. In many cases, Brazil has. So the moral of the story is, look, it's a nervous time for everybody. But again, it's not a death sentence. We're all listening together, whether you're a new trader, an experienced trader, whatever the case may be. We're all in this together. It's time to help each other out and help ourselves out and putting ourselves in a position that we are trading here from now.   Just stay home. Stay home. Watch Netflix. Relax. Go for walks. There's plenty of things to occupy your time. You have to be a responsible adult. It's just the reality. On the trading aspect, before we kind of go into the day, and again, you trade long enough, you see everything, 3,000 point move in the Dow. Again, to think about the idea of 1,000 points on the Nasdaq is a lot. It's absolutely a lot. But the one thing that's on the table right now is definitely, because the government, again, the hopes is something is going to stick. And right now, the Fed is throwing money at the problem. Sometimes throwing money at the problem is the right thing to do. Because again, in my opinion, again, just the humble opinion, if the big banks didn't get bailed out in 2009, we wouldn't be sitting here. It was a financial arm again. You could say what you want, but the government did their job. Now again, not every time can you be the feasible thing to do, throw money at the problem. The Fed is coming in with trillions of dollars of backstop. That's all great. That sounds fantastic. The problem is this is not a problem. We throw money. This is a health problem. You can bail out companies to the end of the world. It's great on the surface, but people who survive. But again, if you are exposed and you are unfortunately one of the elderlies, whatever the case may be, will have upper respiratory problems. Unfortunately, no Fed-induced capital is going to help you out. So that's the biggest difference between throwing the money at a problem during the mortgage mess or throwing money at the problem during a health pandemic. And it's very, very important to understand that. One thing that is on the table, again, because they're trying to explore all their avenues, all their outs. And the one thing that is going to be on the table, if it hasn't been on the table already, to kind of ban short selling. As you guys remember, you're going back to 2008. Short selling was banned. And it was banned on, I think it was all the financials. I think it was all the financials that were banned because it was huge bear raids going on during that time. And you also had the ability that you couldn't even short sale the spies. That's how aggressive it got because they wanted some sort of backstop. And the most important part, the most important part of that, they wanted some sort of stability. Some sort of stability finally came. There was a buffer and things kind of slowed down the volatility and things started kind of leveling out until we finally had a generational blow of November of 2009. Are we there yet? No, we're not. But here's the good news, right? Here at least is the good news. We've been talking about, and this is a weekly chart, okay? Weekly chart on the queues. And we've been talking about this 160 level on the queues, which again, if you go back to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 days ago, the queues were at 240. We're having this conversation today at 169. The 160 level, I'm very, very curious about this level for tomorrow. Okay, this is the weekly trend line. Okay, there's nothing left that's else to talk about. This is the weekly trend line. I would like to see if there is another gap that on the market.  Again, there's no rule that says you have to be long stocks. Again, where is the rules? And by the way, there is a button next to the buy button. There's a short button. You could portray that as way. So again, there is no, nobody's sitting there and saying, oh my God, I can't, I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. You don't need to be long stocks, okay? You don't need to be long stocks in a global virus pandemic. You don't need to, okay? And you could trade both sides of the market. It's allowed. Trust me, you're not going to be called names. If you short stocks, it's okay. Don't let anybody tell you you're not allowed to short stocks. You're allowed to short stocks. That's the whole point. You could trade both sides of the market. Again, I'd like to see what happens tomorrow if we do gap down and test this 160 level. Because again, if we can gap down to this 160 level and kind of reclaim it, right? Reclaim this 160, 161 area, there could be, with all the stuff that's still going on, we actually could see a multi-day route, okay? Just from the point of a technical buffer, right? Not fed and posed, not anything else. Just from a technical buffer. And if you look at the chart, it really does make sense, right? If it really does make sense, this is the bottom of the chart. So in my point of view, I think if they go through it, remounted, you could get a couple of days worth of a good balance. Again, 1,000 points, 2,000 points. Again, right now, for me mentally, and I think I could speak for a lot of people, I think when the market now gaps down 800, 900 points, we're almost numb to it. And that's what the overall global market community needs to do. Eventually, we have to just get numb, but when you turn around and you have 3,000 points in the down, yeah, it's a new frontier, right? We have 1,000 points on the Nasdaq, oh, yeah, I get it, okay? But the one thing again, we've been at a broken record. The value every single day. I mean, if you've been watching this video for the last three weeks, a month, it's the same thing. I've been saying every single day that the process hasn't changed. The game plan doesn't change.  Today, we gap down 7%. We were, you know, the curbs, the trading holes kicked in right at the open, right? Right at the open, we were down over 7% of the spies. So you don't need to have exposure overnight, okay? There's plenty of opportunities, both long and short, that you can take, you know, participate. Again, do I have all the answers? Absolutely not. I figured out what's working for me. I figured out what's working for us in the PS60 community. We have a very specific game plan every single day, and it's exactly the same thing. It's not deviating. Again, guys, for all you guys who are watching this the first time around, when a stock market gaps down, especially that aggressively, 900 points, 7%, 8%, right? You are getting 95% of the average true move for that stock pre-market. Everybody's getting rid of stock. Anybody who's long overnight and just say, one more night, one more night, one more night, they're getting just hammered. They're going to be out of the stocks, okay? And what that does, it starts creating channels back to the upside. And once these channels gets to the upside, we see this every day. You're getting two, three times a day that we're getting a two, three, four hundred point rally off the bottom, channels confirming, and they're making really, really big moves. So if you're looking at charts, and I said this over the weekend, there's no point to look at charts right now. Every stock is compromised. Every chart is damaged. Everything, okay? Everything is relied upon channels, news, headlines, and confirmation. And that's it. And again, like I've been saying this for this whole time, if you're a new trader and you just started in the last year or two years or three years, this is just not for you, okay? This is just not for you. Again, if you're having problems in the bull market, again, how do you think you're going to make hay in this, okay? There's nothing wrong with sitting out. Again, nobody's going to feel any type of way against you. Nobody's going to look at you funny. The point is stay around. Be in business. Get the, you know, get the experience under your belt. So God forbid this happens 15, 20, 30 years from now again, okay? At least you could identify, hey, wait a minute. This is kind of similar to what I went through during the corona, corona collapse as the CNBC named it. And, you know, I'm smarter for it. What we're all trying to do is just try to be smarter, calmer, more adult, proceed with caution type of traders, including myself. And so far we're getting some pretty good value every single day. So let's talk about today. Again, we talked about this morning, a morning strategy. Here was kind of my little notes on the Twitter feed. And I said, look, value again each day is on the long side, okay? You know, we just, that's what it is. Every day is on the long side. You know, let's look for sneaky areas for cash flow when the future is spiked. Stay patient. You know, Tesla was a phenomenal trade. The funny thing is I actually started the day, I actually started the day, my first trade I lost money on. This was actually the first one, this was actually the first one who triggered. So, and the video triggered at 217, put in a high of like 219 or so, right? I got long, I got long, where the hell did I get long? I got long on a little bit under, where the hell did I get long? I don't remember now. I got long, oh, 218. I got long around the 218 area. It goes up a dollar, right? I thought it was going to go up like to 221, 222. It goes up a dollar and then it just futures stall out. They crash down. I wound up losing a dollar 75 in the trade. I said, okay, no big deal, right? No big deal. It is what it is. I lost some money on it. It is what it is. So my next trade, I'm sitting there waiting, waiting, and I started really looking at Tesla. Tesla was getting very, very strong and there was actually a pivot that we got long before the 480. Everybody see this thing right here? 480 needs to build, right? So hold on, let me show you this. Let me show you this. Let me show you this. Tesla, Tesla, Tesla. Yeah, here it is. So I go, this is the level that needs to watch. It needs to reclaim. 476, 480, 484. These are the force for a level. So I got long on the second entry, 477, and Tesla exploded. Okay, I'm talking about absolutely exploded. So here are the pivots, right? Here are the pivots right here. Here was the, here was the 76, right? Here was the 676, 77. Here was the 80.  Went up to 495. Again, this is my point. You know, it gaps down, right? It gaps down, starts forming channels. And once it confirms the channel, it goes to the next supply zone. Great move. Great, great move on, great move on Tesla. And then they started getting really aggressive. All you guys who do trade beta, and you traded these things this morning, I mean, there was phenomenal moves, okay? Absolutely phenomenal moves. And this is why, again, process in this type of market is super duper important. Forget about what the lights and the scoreboard is saying. If you thought Tesla was good. Amazon, 1651 needs to build, okay? Here was Amazon, right? So again, same thing. Amazon gapped down, right? Gapped down 70, 80 points, put in the first channel here, right? At 1751, 1651, it took out 61. This thing went up 100 points. Guess what? You know what? I'm not happy about it. I didn't do the trade. I missed Amazon. I was in Tesla. I was in the video. And then I got back into the video, right? I got back into the video. So the first one, I lost like $1.75, right? So I bought it back here. And remember what I was talking about? It should have went to 21, 22. So I bought it back here. My highest sale was up $1.40. And then I kept the runner. It stopped me out and then won it. So I made back some money on the video as well. But Tesla, I did well with Tesla. I was pretty happy about that. And then they started going one by one. Amazon ballistic, 100.1 Amazon. Roku, 75 meets to build. Again, here's the same thing, folks, right? So here's the gap down, okay? Here's the gap down, right? Here's the gap down. It puts in its initial channel right here. You see this? $74.95, everybody? Right? $74.95. So $75. It took out $75. And next one, right next to the next supply zone, $76.5. Again, you're not looking for... If you get them, you get them. But you're not looking for these massive moves. You're just looking for stocks that go from supply to supply to supply. So $75 went there. Netflix absolutely went bonkers. Okay? When absolutely bonkers. So here is Netflix. It put in its first move from the $13.5 area. Again, see? Gap down. It's the same... Guys, it's the same thing, right? You got the gap down. Here's your move right here. $13, right? You ever see it? $13.90, right? It broke this... I mean, the first move was the $3.20. And then there was another confirmation. Then it went all the way to $3.34. Just insane. An absolutely insane move. Space, even space worked. $12.90, $13 needs to build. Here was space, right? Here was space. Again, same thing. It gapped down, right? Gapped down. Here's the whole channel right here. Here's the $12.90, $13. It went to $13.60. Again, not the biggest move. But again, it is what it is. So the video, the video... So NetNet actually lost some money on the video, but at least I got some back on the second trade. BNTX went late. I wasn't even watching this thing. It went to like $53. I wasn't even watching it. So Amazon exploded. This was definitely the trade of the day. Okay? We've been watching Zoom. No joke for like two weeks. And this is like the pure play. I mean, this is... There's no more pure play than Zoom. You know, video conferencing, kids from school, workers staying at home, all that good stuff.  Like, when is it going to confirm? Like, so this is the daily chart, right? Look how many days. One, two, three, four. But I felt like more than a week. So it was a week. So we knew that 114 area, right? We knew that 114 area. And I bought it the first time, right? I bought it the first time. I had two inches in this thing. I bought it the first time at 14. It only went up to 14.30. And the future started collapsing. I was like, ugh, it's just taking too long. So I sold it flat. I watched it go down about 70, 80 cents. And then it never sold off. Once it took out the high of the day off that 14, 114.30s, I got long, I got long all the way from the 30s all the way up right under 50. So I got long all.  Absolutely exploded. My highest sale was 1740s. Great trade. It actually traded as high as the 120. So that was definitely the biggest move of the day, at least for me. Netflix is going. Oh, dear. I mean, again, this is a perfect example. Just everything was going at once. You know, dear, 130 needs to reclaim. I looked at it and I go, yeah, the caterpillar's green. Watch, dear, 130 needs to reclaim. Look at dear, right? So here was dear. Here was the 130, right? So it gapped down, okay? Gapped down like everything else, right? Gapped down like everything else. And here's the initial channel here. You see everybody see that? 130, 130. And it finally reclaimed the 130 when right to the next supply zone of nearly 133. So that was a nice move. Even BYND for God's sake. I'm like, look, and again, I didn't expect a big move from BYND. And again, this is, I just put this in there. 64, 85, 65 needs to build for a quick scalp. You know, it could get to 65, 50, 65, 70s. Here was BYND, right? Here was BYND right here. Here's the level, right? Here's the level it confirmed. And it went from 65 and it went to 66 and changed. So nice little scalp there as well. Again, Tesla was pretty nice as well. Tesla go nuts, blah, blah, blah. Beyond going, Tesla's sick move. I mean, it was amazing moves. I mean, ZM is phenomenal. DR, right? One, it was literally one by one by one. I mean, fantastic moves. I mean, really, really fantastic moves. You know, again, business is usual. Again, guys, we're not in the fear-mongering business. We're not in, we're not trying to outsmart the market. Okay? We're just taking the same thing every single day. We're letting the market gap down. Okay? Establish levels. Once it confirms those levels, we're trying to get a move to the upside. Tomorrow will be interesting to see. Okay? Tomorrow will definitely be interesting to see. I'd like to see if the market does gap down. Does it trap late shorts on that 160 level in the queues? Because if we remount those queues, we might, listen, we might, there's a shot we could get a pretty aggressive rally tomorrow. 1,000, 1,500 points, 2,000 points. I say that so nonchalantly, but that's kind of where the climate we're in. Guys, stay safe. I love you all. I'll see you all tomorrow. Thanks for putting in the time to take control of your trading. You're one step closer to owning your future and achieving the success you desire. Want daily trade ideas directly from Dan? Straight off his personal watch list? Unlock our free PS60 Vault, where you'll get nightly updates on pivot opportunities we're watching for the next day's session. Click the link in the description to get started today.


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