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It's just a matter of learning how to forgive and be truly friendly. Then the world becomes your friend. Not something you have to fight against or carry a sword or anything.  I used to say, did he really say that? But it's more, I see it now, more the sword of discernment. You know, clarity with them. The true and the false. One who can show us the difference between what's real and what's an illusion. Well, that's a nice sword. I'll take that sword. If you're bringing that sword, bring it over my way and show me the way. So, basically, I went around, I started traveling and living like Jesus in the apostles in 1991. I was told by Jesus, you will never charge money for anything. Just accept donations. Let me provide for you. Eat whatever serves. Sleep wherever anybody offers you a bed or place to stay. Don't make a fuss about it. It's like the Beatles strawberry fields forever. There's nothing to get half about this world. Just be a good listener and follower and you'll see that this will be easy. And I'd been raised in Christianity, so I knew all about the stories. Lily's at the field, look at them. They don't spin or toil. I think he first became the King of Heaven and all things. I'll also be able to, you know, this is quite familiar with Jesus' teachings. But in the course of Miracles, Jesus was a little more explicit. Let's go through this little saying every day that Jesus said, once you have accepted His plan, the Holy Spirit's plan, as the one function you will feel, there will be nothing else the Holy Spirit will not arrange for you without your effort. Without your effort. You'll go before you, making straight your path, being in your way, no stones to trip on, no obstacles to borrow your way. Nothing you need will be denied you, not one seeming difficulty that will melt away before you reach it. Never had that before. You need to take thought for nothing except the only purpose you will fulfill. In the course of Miracles, that's called the promise. And let me tell you, Jesus delivers. Talk about a standing deliver spirit. This is a spirit that, when it makes a promise, it means it. There is nothing that can stand between you and that spirit because that's who you are.    There's no law in the world, not a typhoon or a forest fire or a hurricane. There's nothing in this world that can harm you and you know who you are. So I hit the road and I started in 1991 just being compelled to travel around just go where I was guided and let the Holy Spirit and Jesus speak to me. And I'll just tell you one little brief parable from the beginning before I open it up. When I opened our discussion up was I went down to Florida and I was invited by some friends that I had never met. Just friends of friends that invited me and a friend of mine named Beverly to go down to Miami, Florida. And we got down to Florida and I had never been to Miami, Florida. I think she either had been there either. And we got there and we called our friends up and they went home.  So we did and we went out. She was really dancing and splashing the water and just getting all wet and splashing all over me so our pants were getting kind of wet and everything. And on the way to the park, we probably about an hour before that she was talking about when all my job and my this and my that and she's talked about, she mentioned my car. And I said well, you know, we really don't have anything in this world. It's just props that the Holy Spirit can use for whatever purpose it is to bring this healing. So when she said my car, I said let's actually just Holy Spirit is just using the car. When we got back from our walk along the water, we came to the parking space where the car was. We both stood on the yellow lines where the car was and she looked and she says it's gone. My car is gone. And it was a Toyota Corolla and it was gone. It was packed for like five, five and a half or six weeks of travel. Wallets, purrs, credit cards, money, cassette tapes, sleeping bag, tent. Somebody had loaned us a tent for camping while we were gone. And our course in miracles books and everything. I mean it was gone. Vanishing, the vanishing car. And she just was stunned. Look, she just stared over me with a staggering look. Like what now? And three ideas came out of my mouth from Jesus. I just looked her right in the eye and I said all things work together for good. There are no exceptions except in the ego's judgment. Then there was a pause and I looked at her again and I said nothing you need will be denied you. And I paused and looked at her again and she's just got her eyes wide open and then I was like, what's going on? And I said, and remember this one, everything it seems to happen to me I ask for and receive as I have asked. She was like, we're in for the adventure of our life. Come on Jesus, let's see how this one plays out.  You could take on anything. Take my car or use it. So if you're planning, you know, I'm going to see how this is going to work out. It's like Les often will say it's always going to be much better than you could ever imagine. Better than you could ever imagine. This was my second major trip. I've already taken one trip all the way across the United States through Southwestern United States and up California to Seattle area and across to Wisconsin and back. So I was off with Beverly on the second trip. We started walking and all of a sudden it was like park rangers that have a pickup truck. They saw us walking. They picked us up and they took us over there to the ranger station. They said, what are you? Are you a tourist or something here? And we said, well, we had some friends that invited us to come down to Miami so we came down and they said, well, what are you doing? And this is a big park. What are you doing walking along here? And we said, well, actually, we drove into the park. But the car that we were in was gone, just disappeared. They said, well, come on, hop in the back. So we hopped in the back of the pickup truck. And we go to the ranger station. They're starting to ask us all kinds of questions. They said, your car is gone. It's just completely vanished. And we said, yeah. Well, this is Miami. We're a port city. And there's a lot of car thievery that goes on there. And one of the ladies left. And she said, it's probably painted and shipped off to Jamaica by now. Thoughts, doubt thoughts, fear thoughts. Once you start to follow your intuition and the spirit, you know, the ego wants to come in with fear, fear, fear, darkness. They try to tempt you to think that it's not going to be a glorious adventure when it's going to be dark, painful, difficult, struggle. And so they said, well, did you have any money? Well, we were out walking in the ocean splashing around up there. Well, did you have your wallet with you? No. What about your purse? No. Well, what do you have? Well, we have to close on the wet clothes on our back.


Hello, hello everyone. I am back to do a story time of my breast reduction surgery just to give those of you who are interested a little bit more insight of what it was like for me going through the surgery the day of. Now I do have a vlog of my recovery after my breast reduction and I will more than likely come back to do a three month and hopefully five or six month update. I don't want this video to go too long but I also wanted to give an insight on how I was able to get my insurance company to cover my breast reduction because we want them to cover it right. So all right let's just go ahead and get started. Like I said I had my breast reduction on May 17th. It was scheduled for 7 30. Check-in time was at 6 30. I had it at St. Joseph's Hospital here in Central Phoenix. My surgeon was Dr. or is Dr. Travis Holicum. He was recommended through a breast specialist. Now let me back up for a minute just to give you guys a brief background on some issues that I've had with my breast. Like 90 percent of women who have large breasts I have horrible back pain. Most of my back pain was I had. Most of my back pain was in my middle of my back right where my breasts were at and leaning forward. I had the classic indentions. They're still there as you can see from the heavy that my bra straps excuse me weighing me down. I was a 38 triple D right now. I'm still kind of swollen but I have bought some bras that are a 38 C. I developed normally through puberty at 11 years old but by the time I was 14 I was in a 36 double D and at that time I was probably a size 6. So yeah it was one of those situations where I was just getting big and big and big and then my breasts were getting big. I've always had large breasts. I was 11 12 years old unfortunately. I am 37 by the way 37 years old. I had one incident when I was in my 20s where I woke up with horrible spasms in my back to the point where I had to call a girlfriend. She took me to the ER and they administered some medication. That was in my 20s. I did not have any real issues with my breasts until after I had my child and I started working out and I started losing weight. So that's almost the catch 21. So you want to have a lower BMI so that your insurance company can cover it but on the flip side with me personally the smaller I got the more weight I lost the worst my back pain got. So about three years ago I was at my smallest. I was probably you know I don't know Tony on my size.  I was around 162 164. I was intermittent fasting not really working out and my back pain was excruciating. It was horrible. It was inflamed all the time to give you guys that background so let me get back into the story time of the actual date of surgery. So like I said check in at 6.30 we got there a little bit early. One of the things I did and I would suggest those of you who are interested I actually registered online a week before. It took me an hour instead of showing up at the hospital filling out all that paperwork. Most hospitals right now you're able to do everything online. They'll want to know your medications of course your history your medical history emergency contacts all of that. Not only that but I also included a printout of my current medications and the dosage is okay. So it was fairly easy because of that they checked me in I went to the back. The nurse brought me to the back. They immediately told me to disrobe and I had to put on a you know one of those open front nightgowns take off my shoes and I have footies on. They put some they put some leg compressions on my leg to avoid blood clots and they basically compress and be compressed throughout the entire time. They began to take my vitals. My husband and my little boy was with me at that time they could stay in the bag but my poor son my little boy is only five years old when he saw all of this going on because he doesn't know I tried to give him a heads up but he started crying and it was the horrible sobbing as a mom you know your children's cries and it was a horrible moaning sobbing crying it almost got me almost started crying so my husband took him out and at that point they went ahead and left because yeah we wanted to get him this off the school so anyway then the anesthesiologist came around and she went over maybe she wanted to make sure if I had anything to eat or drink when the last time I had something to eat or drink and that information will come from your surgeon also they advised you not to eat and drink to avoid choking on the table girl so yeah I made sure that I hadn't eaten or drinking anything for 10 hours out so I was good she went over my medications my dose is just and all of that now the good thing I will say I know I had got off subject there just give me you guys a bit more background I was recommended through my OBGYN and a breast specialist my surgeon my surgeon has 30 plus years of experience and he was he's friends with the anesthesiologist they were on a first name basis so I think that makes a big difference so again anesthesiologist went over everything and then the surgeon came in my surgeon came in he say hey how you doing he had the nurse with him and then he was like okay let's just roll let's start marking up he starts marking me up and that took a lot longer than I thought it would to be quite honest marking me up I think for a while there he could tell I was getting nervous so he made it come in he's like you're a great model it's okay so after he marked me up we prayed together that's another good thing I knew he was a man of God he's a Christian I'm a Christian so for every doctor's appointment we prayed and before the surgery we prayed and then the anesthesiologist came back around and she's like okay I'm gonna give you something to make you feel good so she administered something into my IV they woke me around to the operating room I'm telling you as soon as they put that mask on it was like that I was out and those of you who haven't been under who haven't had anesthesia is don't be afraid I know a lot of people are afraid that oh my god what if I don't wake up or what if I wake up while they're in surgery that has happened to people but that's very rare that that happens this was my fourth surgery so I was pretty calm and okay this is the third time I've gone under now my last one my wake time because they put you in a recovery room after you have to surgery my wake time from my previous surgery that took quite a bit of time coming out so I think they gave me too much drugs so I didn't let the doctor know that during the time and they didn't into consideration but no everything was great I mean it literally feels like you're falling asleep and then it feels like boom one or two seconds later you're woken up you know you can't tell that two and a half hours have passed went by if that makes sense so woke up my husband was there the doctor was there he said everything was fine and I was pretty I mean I wasn't drowsy or anything I just felt a little tired but I was pretty okay they put me in a wheelchair my husband went to go get our car vehicle and we rode home no I know some women have complained about the right home was bumpy and it hurt not for me they wrapped me up and I'll include a little footage here they did a little crossbow and then they wrapped me around a couple of times with these long ace bandages or wide ace bandages because I did tell my husband I said look when we go home you need to take the most delicate route home because I didn't want to feel anything because I will say when I have my c-section I could feel every bump didn't get there they're cutting you at your belly I could feel everything but with this one I was fine I didn't really feel anything I was up vlogging a couple of hours after my surgery y'all so I think I've been very very blessed in that in that aspect so that was the day of surgery if you are interested in what it's like and the recovery I will be linking below my blog for that week like I said we're two and two and a half weeks out for almost three weeks and I'm great the only thing I will say cuz I'm gonna be honest with y'all the only thing I will say is that if I overdo it the day before and in all honesty it's not even really overdoing it last night I clinked our bathrooms and I vacuumed and the middle of the night I was sore extremely sore so something as simple as everyday household duties you may not be able to do for a while so yeah my husband's been helping me out and but I'm a I'm a little controlling I will say that so I'm like I gotta do some stuff so yeah but right now I feel good it's a little tender up underneath and I could tell it's a little swollen but I feel great okay so that's what it was like for me for the day of everybody is different every body is different and how you react is different and I will say one thing and this is something as I mentioned in my blog I had a very positive outlook for my surgery I listened to positive affirmations I listened to healing scriptures basically I got my mind prepared for the surgery and for what it would be like afterwards so I really do think that matters all right so now we're gonna discuss how I was able to get my insurance to cover it because it has been like a two-and-a-half year or deal with insurance and all that so the first round of me trying to get this done I was with United Healthcare depending on your insurance they would have certain guidelines or what they require to have a breast reduction to help y'all out I will be posting the United Healthcare guidelines and sickness which is what I have right now United Healthcare just reading you know blogs and all this they can be strict and I just took it upon myself to contact some plastic surgeons while I was under the insurance plan to see okay what can I do what can I do a lot of them wouldn't even accept insurance meaning the plastic surgeons they wouldn't work with insurance a lot of them wouldn't accept United some of them were like you need to go through at least six months of PT meeting physical therapy before we would see see you so I was like okay forget it that's when I was like I'm not doing this I so I put it on the shelf I didn't worry about it because so it towards December this is in 2016 December my company was like okay we have new insurance so you have we could select from etna, Cycna and United so I was looking around I'm like maybe I'll I'll switch to Cycna because I don't think that United is yeah so let me switch to Cycna so I switched to Cycna going into 2017 I figured okay I need to do something else I started having a little bit more back problem and I started seeing a chiropractor my husband's chiropractor actually and we really really hadn't established a plan of care I just was going like once every two weeks or something and I will say the first few adjustments were painful I mean there were a couple like the first two I could barely walk when he was done but it slowly started getting better I wasn't as consistent the first half of 2017 him but it was something I wanted to do I will say this when he took my x-rays the chiropractor he was basically like I'm going to keep your x-rays just as what do you say you say your structure is very unique I mean my entire core was turning to the right my neck my spine was turning I had issues with my heel where after wear like inserts in my shoes because I'm off by a few inches it's all types of fullery so I was pretty jacked up so seeing the chiropractor I also started started going to the gym a lot more three to four times a week now I'm still fluffy but I was going to the gym at least three or four times a week okay so then I figured okay the summer of 2017 let me readdress this this is last year let me see about actually getting my breast reduce so my OBGYN referred me to a breast specialist who actually recommended this this doctor okay went to go see the plastic surgery this was like November of last year who was like okay great you or be a great candidate for plastic surgery 600 cc's removed here 700 you know a little almost 700 moved here I'm like wow they took pictures of my breast we went over my symptoms and there was something else going on with my insurance to where we couldn't submit that year we had to wait to this year to submit now let me also say this seeing the chiropractor was great going to my OBGYN and she was like yeah you need to go see a breast specialist who recommended this this is great but one thing I also wanted to add that I had to think about I'm like oh my god I never went to go see my MD I never went to go see my medical doctor my actual doctor so in the summer of last year I went to my doctor and was like look I'm having pain and she charted that documentation she charted that and said okay I'm gonna give you some medication gave me some medication I never took it but medication because I have gabapentin some other so I didn't need it so I never refueled it that was in the summer of last year I went back to her again in the fall I'm having pain gotta gotta okay here we go we go while we're doing this keep in mind I'm still seeing my chiropractor now come the fall I got very very consistent with my chiropractic visits we were I was going two to three times a week I had already met my insurance deductible by this time so yeah by the fall I was going two to three times a week we had a plan of care my chiropractor even wrote me a letter of recommendation that this girl needs to have these these titties sorry this girl needs to have a reduction so plastic surgeon had to held off submitted everything January of this year I immediately got a response and I have the letter right here and I'm gonna read some of it to you January 23rd from Cygna you can see that so it says at the review and the information we have we determined we cannot approve this request this means the service is not covered this letter explains why it is scribe it describes your right to ask for another review it also describes the steps you or your healthcare professional can take to make this request so when I saw this I was of course like are you serious and this is dated January 23rd they received everything on the 17th so on the back it says well the front it says we reviewed information from Dr. Travis holocaum your health planning any policies and guidelines we found the service requested is not medical necessary so on the back here it says after review of the clinical information received medical necessity has not been established because of the following and is letting me know what's going on no photographs were received we took pictures so I have no idea why no pictures were received okay records do not show you completed at least one continuous three-month trial of conservative treatment such as weight loss broad support medication or physical therapy records do not show that other causes for the neck or shoulder shoulder pain have been excluded so this is what I get I read all of this and it says request a review if you disagree with the coverage decision you your authorized representation representative or your healthcare professional can appeal this process within a hundred and eighty days so I went to work literally the next week I went to my chiropractor I requested all of my documentation all of my records for that year I went to my doctor requested everything that we had gone over I went to my gym and asked them to print out a report of all of my gym visitations yes I was very serious about this at the end of the day I have 40 pages of doctor records doctor notes 40 pages I then contacted my plastic surgeon and they were like yeah back set over it will make sure I said oh no I am driving this down to you so I'll drove down and I remember the young lady at the front that she was like wow this is like I saw you this is just for a year and a year is worth a documentation of my chiropractor my chiropractor visits and I also have physical therapy in there by the way my OBG went in my the report from my gym and then my doctor showing steps that I've taken to actually take medication so a year is worth for documentation submitted all that and then I got a letter on February 8th your health plan requires some services to be reviewed and approved for coverage before you receive them on January 17th dr. Travis holocaum asked us to review and approve the following reduction of large breasts at the review on your medical information and health plan we have approved this request bam so now one thing that they put up here in a top authorization effective dates between February 19th and May 19th yes so you have in between that time span to schedule your breast reduction I mean they will they were ready to do it like the next month but I had to check with my husband's schedule and that's why we did it for me 17th so yes you guys that was the process it was a bit much for lack of better words but we scheduled it I then received a package from my plastic surgeon here which is considered an outpatient surgery so they had all this information a guide of outpatient surgery and just some information from the plastic surgery itself about no drinking no food you can't take anything like blood thinners you also can't take certain vitamins or supplements that act as blood thinners or that can affect inflammation like tumor and I take tumor pills you can't take tumor I'm just gonna name just a few ginger is another one ginseng vitamin e fish oil which I take every now then Kanye Kanye but you can't take aspirin ibuprofen so things like that and this is information that you know you should get from your plastic surgeon so yes that was everything I am very very happy with my results like I said I'm a fool see you right now I haven't had any of the symptoms that some women have complained about I count myself very lucky even when it comes to itching I know Jordan she's a family vlogger from Louisiana she had complained about itching and it itches but I'm still two and a half weeks out there is a little itching up underneath but not a lot not a lot no no real big pain issues I have a lot of perks that still up in there but not a lot of pain just soreness okay I did make a DIY scar cream that I will start using next week my I have an appointment another post-op appointment on the 15th of June and they're gonna let me know whether not I could start using the DIY scar cream but besides that it has been a very pleasant journey for me and I like I said I feel very blessed out a lot of people praying for me so that is it you guys if you have any questions list them down below and I'll try to get to everyone but thank you so much for watching take care bye


Everybody forced here ripping 2022 impeccable football hobby 3 box full case number 33 random divisions So I got the results here at any time at latentsportscards.com Let's get started everybody. Thanks for joining 14 to go on the NFL mixer next everybody just 14 to go Looking at products like 2021 and T 2020 and T a A whole case of impeccable and impeccable first off the lines and 18 prism, which is awesome So 2019 products like obsidian and contenders So 2020 obsidian as well Lots of 21 and lots of 22 also prism select mosaic mosaic choice So let's get that mixture filled up guys. It's breaking next. It's got 14 to go. There's a link in chat for you right now It's beating it out all night. Let's get it filled a metal bar card at the very end I got rams. Aaron donald one of 25 And uh rams cam acre 63 of 75 Super Bowl signature 55 is 75 Plexico burris giants I said giant super bowl champion auto dolphins with a immense patch auto of jail in a wattle number 95 of 99 for colors Sweet hit dolphins Cowboys award winners auto michael parson's insert auto michael parson's rookie landscape auto falcons drake london 43 of 49 Cool looking london there. It doesn't look like london And elegance patch and helmet rookie auto packers romeo dobs 32 or 35 Sup cj. I'll thank god party can start I'm ready for a party to start Always ready for that Cardinals deandre hopkins numbered 29 out of 50 Got a hurts 14 to 75 eagles Oh, that's a one-of-one printing plate Of patrick mohomes the second Sheaves with the plate the big plate Congrats congrats Who's got kc afc west? I haven't called on our teams afc west Michael s there you go man. We're down to 13 on the mixer guys 13 And that's breaking next All righty rookie auto taxes jaylen petrie 5 of 75 Rookie landscape auto ravens kyle hamilton 43 of 99 Rookie patch auto lions jamison william 79 of 99 Three color patch nice hit lions He's got a very high ceiling. That's nice chargers lance all worth on the indelible ink six of 10 That's from last year's product 2021 beautiful all worth though Legend defensive legend for sure ice afc north george pickings helmut and patch rookie auto to 25 alive pickings There's been redemption in many products alive pickings big card stealers afc north bradon k Congrats Congrats That's almost wrong I was holding my hand. I was like there's no way He's on making 190 Fit everything better. All right. Here we go last box nfc north aj dylan numbered 15 of 25 nfc south dj mor 29 of 75 nfc west elegans patch auto cam acres 1 of 75 Yeah, dude that helmet must have been super uncomfortable and they probably had hit hard a lot. Yeah, I No way man. No way RPA panthers matt corral 37 of 99 Three color patch for the panthers matt corral RPA impeccable stars auto eagles don at a mc nab 23 of 25 There we go birds nice mc nab That's pretty sick. He's a dust on this card right next to his helmet. He may have been on a sleeve or something perky landscape auto titan's trail on berks 48 of 99 I'm not sure hard time. It's kind of just you're gonna have to look at plates from other products for the same player That's about it Malik willis rpa titans now 76 of 99 Another sweet hit for the titans. It's been a good case an elegance ricky helmet and team logo auto pierre strong jr. AFC east pierre strong jr. Patriots afc east Yeah, that's probably the best that's probably the best advice I give on that hard time I've never had to comp him before honestly. That would be the way to do it metal bar Let's go and afc ease is jim kelly hall of fame troy ounce of fine silver 15 of 25 Congrats afc east couple nice hits on the back for you One second. We'll do a recap and everybody 13 to go on the mixer break and now pretty much All right autos. We had nfc east plastic oberis nfc east michael parson's nfc south drake london nfc or afc north kyle hamilton afc south jalen petrie afc west lands all worth nfc east none of the mc nab afc south trail on berks patch auto afc ease jalen waddle patch and helmet rookie auto romeo dobs with 35 nfc north rpa jamesy williams nfc north to 99 cam acres on the patch auto to 75 nfc west rpa nfc south matt corral to 99 A pierre strong jr. Redemption afc east elegance ricky helmet and team logo auto We had a patrick mohomes the second printing plate one of one afc west rpa afc south mleek willis 76 and 99 george pickins helmet and patch rookie auto to 25 afc north And the silver barge jim kelly troy ounce to 25 afc east and that'll do it. Thank you again everybody Mixers up next


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com coming at you with 2018, I'm not 2018, 2019. This is Joe. That's 2018, 2019. I'll protect the cup hockey. Two box. Pick your team number one from jaspyscasebreaks.com with a Opeche Platinum box giveaway, current edition right here. So this is pretty similar to the promos you've seen before. If you buy at least two teams, you'll get one entry for the box. Four teams gets you two entries. Six teams gets you three entries. So one and so forth. If you bought five teams, it only counts as four, so you'll get two entries for the box. But we'll do that in a separate dice roll at the very end of the video. Break number one's out of a fresh case of 18, 19 cup hockey. Damn it. Damn it. Should have had a V8 today. 18, 19, upredeck the cup hockey right there. Two boxes. So two fourth, third of a case. Thanks to everyone for getting into the action right there, from there to there. Fred, last spot mojo, New Jersey devils. There's everybody else. Thank you everyone for getting into two box break number one, 18, 19, upredeck the cup hockey. All right. So we're going to just slide these two boxes over this way. So we've got two, four, six, two, two and two, and we'll just actually we're going to do all these tonight. So it's not going to matter that I mark these, but we'll mark these anyway. So that's stack one, two and three.  We'll go one, two, three, four, five, six on the dice roll. And then once we do the next break, then we'll go one, two, three, four, five, six, and then the last one, obviously be the last one. All right. Good luck. Six, one, two, three, four, five, six. So this for the next break, which is coming up right after this one, two, three, four, five, six will be the dice roll. It's going to be mixed up, but that's another layer of randomizing. Okay. So there you go. 18, 19 cup hockey. Who's the big rookie this particular year? This is not Austin Matthews here. No, that was the year before. And then the year before was Conor. This is, I don't know who we're looking for this year, but you guys know my hockey knowledge, not strong, doesn't need to be. You guys know who the good players are. So good luck boys and girls. Is this the Elias Pedersen year? That's pretty cool. Do you, I don't think I've ever seen that in all of the cup breaks that I've done. Have you guys seen this before? I mean, some of you probably watch more cup hockey than I do. All right. We got Tuvo Turvainian, 131 out of 249. That'll be for the Carolina Hurricanes. That goes to Joey. William, you've not seen one of those, but it looks very interesting. Yeah, apparently these are not too common according to Jason. Okay. Let's do this first and we'll check that out right there. It's a very unique car. There's Noah Julesen, 192 out of 249. Three-color patch and autograph for the Montreal Canadiens. That will be for Rick Thomas. Yeah, I would compare, yeah, I would compare Upper Deck the cup hockey to Panini Flawless, that sort of a cup might even be a little more expensive. Maybe not on a per-box level, but there's Maxime Comtois, two-color patch and autograph, 59 out of 99. Max goes to Chris DeHart and the Anaheim Ducks, yeah, but this is their sort of yearly flagship hockey product, super high-end. There's Dennis Choloiski, Koloiski, 26 out of 36, Detroit Red Wings, that'll be for Bill Mosher. And then we've got Garth Butcher, one-of-one plate for the, oh, Vancouver Canucks right there. That'll be for Wade Preston, Wade, all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo! All right, now I've never seen, I've never seen one of these. This is really heavy. Eric Carlson for the Ottawa Senators, fine silver. Little Upper Deck sticker right there. That is awesome. Who has Ottawa? Joey Parton with that one. Darren wants me to buy it, see if it's real. That is really cool. Another Upper Deck sticker down there. I don't think it's framed or anything. I think it's just a, just a hunk of silver. Yeah, no frame or anything like that. No, I've never seen one of these either, Joey. That's pretty awesome. There you go. A few years ago, date, William Singh, I don't know what I'm saying. Oh, rookie? Yeah. Rookie Eric Carlson, William Singh. Jason's saying that they started with Rock Vessar's here. That's pretty sick. That is, that is really awesome. No, I, I ran out to ask Jason, I don't, have you seen one before? Have you pulled one? Jason's seen one before. He has pulled one. Box two here in figure team one. They were in, they were in 1718s as Muffin Kevin. All right. That's pretty cool. That's really, the first time I've seen them, I didn't even know those existed. For half a second, I thought that, I was like, oh, did they put all of the, was like, was this a year? They put all of those in like a slider box, a clear plastic box, but no, it was just that one. It's pretty awesome. All right. Second and final box of figure team one was Mikhail Grandlund to 249. That'll be for the Minnesota Wild. That's going to go to Michael Goluchi. We've got Nicholas Roy. Is it Roy or is this Nicholas Roy? Roy like Patrick or Roy like Rob? 199 to 249. Carolina Hurricanes Joey with that one. That's a nice patch right there. Uro Vakanyan Vakanyan, there's like another syllable there. 19 out of 24, Boston Bruins. That'll be for William L. There you go, William. We got Patrick Kane. Okay. I know that name. Seven out of 12. That's a Chicago Black Hawk for Josh Proust. There you go, Josh. Yeah. Okay. Good. Williams happy with that. Uro. He's happy. I'm happy. There you go. Next one is, there's Elias Patterson, three out of 49. Vancouver Canuck, two color quad relic, all jerseys, rookie foundations quad relic, going to Wade and the Vancouver Canucks, which there is ink there, but on the board with the Canucks here nonetheless. And last one here is for the Calgary Flames, Yuso Vallemaki, 231 out of 249. Next round, 16th overall pick for Calgary, Chris Parent with the Flames, yoga flame. And there you go. There you have it. Another two boxes coming up in a separate video. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time. Jaspyscasewrakes.com.


My name is Andrea Trowsky and I have been a dental hygiene business owner since 2018. I have been a dental professional since 2005, but let this video help you guys.  Like, what are you doing? You have an amazing job at the dental office. Do you really want to give up a full-time income to maybe start your own business? You're probably telling you things like, this is why people don't start their own business because not everybody can do it. What makes you think you can do it? Are you sure you want to do this? So if you're getting discouraged, let this video be an inspiration to you. I'm going to tell you why I love being a mobile dental hygienist and why you couldn't pay me to work for a dentist right now. You couldn't pay me to work in a dental office and I know that probably sounds very strong, but it's true. I love being a mobile dental hygienist because I feel like I can finally do what I want to do. I love patience. I took a little break a while ago, like many, many years ago, because I felt burnt out working in the dental office. I didn't feel listened to. I didn't feel appreciated. I was working every day. I wasn't allowed to call in sick. I was so tired, so stressed. I barely got a lunch. I didn't really get along with my coworkers either because there was some office changes and I just I couldn't handle it. I was burnt out, but so I took a break actually from the dental office and I just taught online. I'm a tutor as well where I teach dental hygiene and dental assisting students, but I taught online full-time and although I love it, I missed seeing patients. I really, really did. I think it lasted a month and then I'm like, wow, you know what? That office wasn't for me. I'm going to apply to other offices and go from there. You know, maybe that's going to be better, but you know, I was burnt out and fast forward to what I'm doing now.  You're your own boss. So no more being burnt out because you can work two hours a day if you want to. You can see two patients a day if you want to. You can see seven patients a day, but then take every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday off if you want to. You call the shots. You might be saying to me, well, Andrea, who can afford that? Like that's crazy. So no matter what you were making at the dental office before, you can make so much more now. And I'm going to tell you exactly what I'm doing. When I was working at a dental office, I was making upwards to $45 per hour because I was a restorative dental hygienist. I still am, but I'm a restorative dental hygienist. So you get paid a little bit more. I was helping out the dentist with procedures. Now I'm making anywhere from $200 to $300 per hour per patient. It depends on if they have a dental hygiene new patient exam or not. Maybe I'm applying silver dining fluoride. Maybe I'm doing a glass ionomere filling, or maybe it's just a cleaning so then I get paid less. But I make at least $200 to $300 per hour. If I'm seeing a child, it might be $100. But boohoo, I'm making $100 per hour. Isn't that so much better than $45 per hour? Yes it is. I set my own schedule. I can talk to the patients how I want to talk to them. I don't have to worry about being behind because a dental receptionist overbooked me. I don't have to worry about any of that stuff because I book myself. I see the patients that I want to see. If I don't want to work Thursday through Sunday, I don't have to. I can work on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and that's it. I set my own schedule. So doesn't that sound amazing? So I hope this serves as some inspiration to you all. Now having that said, having your own business isn't for everybody. If you would prefer to work at the dental office 9 to 5, punch out, and then that's it. You don't have to think about it anymore, then that's fine. But that wasn't me. I didn't want to be burnt out. I didn't just want to work 9 to 5. Having your own business, having your own dental hygiene business does mean you will probably be answering emails after business hours because you want to get those patients. You might have potential patients emailing you, messaging you, asking you questions. You'll be sending them the medical history forms to fill out. You'll be taking time to book appointments. But for me, that's exciting.  Any time I talk to a potential patient, I'm doing it because I want them to become a patient of mine. It's not all about the money. I'm looking forward to seeing them as patients. But then I think if I see this patient, well, that's another, let's just say $200 per hour. Doesn't that sound awesome? You know, even if it's just, oh, I'm seeing an eight-month-old for a quick checkup or a two-year-old for a quick checkup, counting teeth. Maybe I'm going to make $30. Maybe I'm going to make $50. But I have so much fun doing it. So yes, I do work outside office hours. Like I'll be answering emails at 8 p.m. Or talking to a patient who sent me a message saying, oh my goodness, I think little Susan has a cavity. Here's a picture. Can you have a look? You know, I don't mind doing that. It's exciting for me and it's fun. So I love what I do. So if you've been thinking about having your own practice, maybe you need somebody to talk to. Maybe you just need that inspiration. Definitely reach out to me. I am here to help you guys. You can email me anytime at info at dentalwell.com. And I will definitely talk to you about whatever you need help with. So I hope this helps because I am really passionate about helping other dental hygienists and please don't get discouraged in having your own business. It's the best thing ever. So thank you guys so much for watching. Let me know if I can help in any way. And thank you guys.


Principle 9. Develop robust plans but allow for missteps. They are fast to learn fast. Practice may make perfect, but even the best teams can have an off game. That's no reason to envision anything other than success when you design your strategy. Preparation, research and planning are essential in ensuring successful delivery. But no matter how much you prepare, there will always be unknowns. In the process of delivery, a strategy will certainly encounter unexpected challenges and discoveries that require a changing approach. But in today's complex business environment, strategic planning cycles must be more rapid, dynamic and agile than ever. Consider every project as a training and teaming exercise. Failure is part of the process and can be valued as a learning experience. Empower your team to take risks and learn from failures. Discuss challenges openly and make changes quickly. Don't be afraid to adjust your playbook mid game. Even failure can be a tool if it teaches your team how to turn a losing game into a big win.


It is now a well-known, heavily studied fact that the modern-day bird was once a very different-looking animal, evolution in the form of a radical transformational adaptation, forced upon them by gradual changes in the Earth's environment, from which they once came, that being the dinosaur. We now know this to be fact, thanks to modern technology. With our capability to now scan these fossils, some found remarkably well preserved, still fortunately containing many things which have allowed us to discover that dinosaurs had bird brains, or more accurately, birds have dinosaur brains. With current investigations even shining light upon the reality that many of these gigantic animals, including the T-Rex, once had maines made of feathers. This drastic change from the dinosaur, resulting in the vast array of creatures we see today, from the ostrich to the albatross, even to the commonly domesticated budgerigar. Yet they all share one common trait, a significant reduction in their size, even animals which survived unchanged such as the crocodile, still shrank considerably. This shrinking of said species, having been demanded of them by environmental changes. Evolutionary adaptation, as we have covered in the past, is, in the channel's opinion, in its true sense, an adaptation of specific sets of vertebrate types, the true definition of species, not as Darwinian theory posits, of leaps between such. Thus, evolution witnessed within the animal kingdom is not indicative of a shared single ancestry, but inseparable branching from specific vertebrate or phyla groups, never proven to have leaped from one to another. As such, modern-day birds could in fact be seen as the product of de-evolutionary adaptation. This loss of size would in all probability have also resulting in a deterioration in their intellectual potential. This being due to the considerable decrease in brain mass, possibly derived from cataclysm, which deprived them of the resources needed to remain at such gigantic sizes. The reason for this digression is the channel's postulation of this same process, having once possibly occurred to Homo sapiens also. Could this explain why some of the oldest ruins are also some of the most advanced? With many remaining beyond the reach of modern man's ability to understand them, is it possible that man once had a much higher intellect than us today, due to a far greater size cranium? Simply put, were we once giants, just as modern-day birds were once dinosaurs? Legends and accounts of ancient giants can be found all over the world, also featuring in many ancient religious teachings. Additionally, many of the still unexplained sites of Earth regularly feature doorways, many feet, sometimes even meters above that which is required by and for humans of our modern scale. The Terracotta Army, for example, is believed by many independent researchers, including Mystery History, to have been made by a lost civilization, and their average height, intriguingly, is much taller than modern man. Many accounts exist of giants, which share similar descriptive characteristics. Red hair, double-road teeth, elongated skulls, etc. With many accounts of red-headed giant remains actually discovered and excavated all over the world, yet often all that survives of these reported events is a small news article, regularly noting Smithsonian involvement in said recoveries, yet seemingly and conveniently, always slipping away from the public domain. Lovelock Cave being another example, locals tell of it once being the home of a group of red-headed giants, which was eventually blocked and the giants burnt alive, a giant handprint still visible on a rock in the cave, presumably made by one of these individuals during their unpleasant demise. Yet what has to be the most compelling piece of evidence, fortunately still in view to suggest giants did indeed once exist, are footprints found all over the globe, once laid down upon sediment, now fossilized into solid stone. These footprints range in size up to a few meters in length, indicating that humans, at some point in the distant past, may have been even larger than many dinosaur species. This would have undoubtedly given them the capability to have moved the ancient megaliths we often cover, and also the ingenious nature of many of said sites due to a larger brain. Are these footprints proof that we too, just like the modern bird, were once monstrous in size? Yet at some point within antiquity, experienced a similar or the same cataclysmic events which forced a shrinking of our mass over many generations. Did this de-evolution have been due to what titled the axis of the Earth? When our Earth was aligned, did it have the ability to provide and sustain such growth? Once providing a suitable habitat for an abundance of resources required for the far greater size food chain witnessed during the Jurassic period, we find the evidence to support the hypothesis of giant ancient humans highly compelling. It is now a well-known, heavily studied fact that the modern-day bird was once a very different looking animal, evolution in the form of a radical transformational adaptation, forced upon them by gradual changes in the Earth's environment, from which they once came, that being the dinosaur. We now know this to be fact, thanks to modern technology. Our capability to now scan these fossils, some found remarkably well preserved, still fortunately containing many things, which have allowed us to discover that dinosaurs had bird brains, or more accurately, birds have dinosaur brains. With current investigations even shining light upon the reality that many of these gigantic animals, including the T-Rex, once had manes made of feathers. This drastic change from the dinosaur, resulting in the vast array of creatures we see today, from the ostrich to the albatross, even to the commonly domesticated budgerigar. Yet they all share one common trait, a significant reduction in their size, even animals which survived unchanged such as the crocodile, still shrank considerably. This shrinking of said species, having been demanded of them by environmental changes. Evolutionary adaptation, as we have covered in the past, is, in the channel's opinion, in its true sense, an adaptation of specific sets of vertebrate types, the true definition of species, not as Darwinian theory posits, of leaps between such. Thus, evolution witnessed within the animal kingdom, is not indicative of a shared single ancestry, but inseparable branching from specific vertebrate or phyla groups, never proven to have leaped from one to another. As such, modern-day birds could in fact be seen as the product of de-evolutionary adaptation, possibly derived from cataclysm, which deprived them of the resources needed to remain at such gigantic sizes. The reason for this digression is the channel's postulation of this same process, having once possibly occurred to Homo sapiens also. Could this explain why some of the oldest ruins are also some of the most advanced, with many remaining beyond the reach of modern man's ability to understand them? Is it possible that man once had a much higher intellect than us today, due to a far greater size cranium? Were we once giants? Just as modern-day birds were once dinosaurs? Legends and accounts of ancient giants can be found all over the world, also featuring in many ancient religious teachings. Additionally, many of the still unexplained sites of Earth regularly feature doorways many feet, sometimes even meters above that which is required by and for humans of our modern scale. The Terracotta army, for example, is believed by many independent researchers, including Mystery History, to have been made by a lost civilization, and their average height, intriguingly, is much taller than modern man. Many accounts exist of giants, which share similar descriptive characteristics. Red hair, double-road teeth, elongated skulls, etc. With many accounts of red-headed giant remains, actually discovered and excavated all over the world, yet often all that survives of these reported events is a small news article, regularly noting Smithsonian involvement in said recoveries, yet seemingly and conveniently, always slipping away from the public domain. Lovelock Cave being another example, locals tell of it once being the home of a group of red-headed giants, which was eventually blocked and the giants burnt alive, a giant handprint still visible on a rock in the cave, presumably made by one of these individuals during their unpleasant demise. Yet what has to be the most compelling piece of evidence, fortunately still in view to suggest giants did indeed once exist, our footprints found all over the globe, once laid down upon sediment, now fossilized into solid stone. These footprints range in size up to a few meters in length, indicating that humans, at some point in the distant past, may have been even larger than many dinosaur species. We find the evidence to support the hypothesis of giant ancient humans highly compelling. Known as the Goliath Footprint, it is located near the village of Lothair, in the grass and wetlands district Mapumalanga, South Africa. Among one of the most intriguing found all over the world, these curious features raised up from the Earth's strata due to geological activity, their resemblance to giant human feet uncanny, their abundance compelling. Some think it's real, while others simply dismiss it as peridolia. Ancient giants, a subject many people categorize as fantasy, originating from stories once told around ancient campfires, also featured in many religious texts, most notably David and Goliath. Very few stories stand the tests of time, but the few that do often carry a message or several messages perfectly eloquent and profoundly inspiring, and a kernel of truth. To us, giants are a subject that, due to the fields of antiquity we study, we have come across countless reports, testimonies, and newspaper articles pertaining to their accidental discovery. We have researched places where people have found, exhumed, and photographed many ancient giants, thus even a confirmed location of more. Yet most intriguingly, the repeated mention of the Smithsonian Institution's rapid arrival and involvement with every side. One must at least give the Institute credit, when it came to their tremendous efforts and ability to make these finds, and indeed reports of the findings of the discovery just vanish from historical record. Only the initial reports, cast in stone in library archives, thus just out of the reach of their clutches remain. There are, to our own personal convictions, three confirmed, recordable races of giants. One have found with six fingers and toes. The Moon-eyed people, as they were often known within Peru, identified due to exhibiting two rows of teeth, though it is unknown if these were shared by others. And red-haired giants, whose whereabouts within modern historical accounts, with a smorgasbord of folklore, one told of their final execution and subsequent extinction during a fire in a cave in Scotland. An eerie giant handprint can be seen on a cave stone, and several unusual large artifacts were recovered, though we believe they may be lost. Is the Goliath footprint true? Will the truth ever be revealed? What is the Smithsonian hiding? We find it all highly compelling.


What's up guys? A couple of things I want to talk about before we get started is that if you're new trading or have any questions about trading or you don't know if MIC is the right fit for you, you could text Tosh who is one of our head mentors at<PHONE_NUMBER>. It's not a robot. It's not an algo. It's actually him that replies. This is something that's kind of unique to MIC and no one else really offers this. It can kind of give you a mentor to kind of help you with your trading even though you're not really a member yet. So hit up Tosh and he'll see how he could help you guys.  So the title of this video is I want to talk about the SRNE short squeeze. So let me kind of give you guys some background on what's been happening, right? So if you're watching this video right now, you know that we are in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. This is kind of crazy to me, this whole coronavirus thing because this is going to go down in history, right? This is going to be a historical moment in all of America's history where the entire world was shut down for two months, right?  So that kind of always blows my mind. The reason why I want to talk about SRNE is because due to the coronavirus, the stock market has become the next hot thing. Everyone thinks that they are an expert day trader.     So what's been happening lately is we've been seeing abnormal astronomical moves, right?  We've been seeing stocks go from 30 to 20.  So wait, you guys hear me? Audio messed up? Give me a sec. Let me see what I can do here. Audio is crackling. OK, so why don't I take these off? Why don't I do something like this? Testing, do you guys hear me? Is the audio better? Better? Better? Better, better, better. OK, cool.   So there's a lot of scams, there's a lot of frauds out there. The problem is that there's a lot of newbie traders out there. There's a lot of traders that don't know what the hell they're doing.  So that's leading to a lot of participants in the market. And when you have a lot of participants in the market, you get some astronomical abnormal moves, right? So something like SRNE, let's talk about.        The market's been going crazy. So on SRNE, a black swan is something that a lot of people have never seen in their lives before, right?   So a black swan was inevitable, right?  Look up the charts of something like LAKE. Look up the charts of something like APT, right? So these are black swan events.  So we haven't seen a black swan in a very long time. So think about this. We haven't seen a black swan in a long time and we have a lot of newbie traders that are coming into the market. So it is only inevitable.   So incomes, SRNE. SRNE was an easy to borrow stock. It rotated its flow. It had abnormal volume and it was zombie times. So it's almost a textbook recipe for a short squeeze, right? It's a textbook recipe. So the thing that I want to make note of or the thing that I want you guys to understand is these black swans happen when people least expect it, right? But to us, if you are educated and if you've been trading for a long time, man, I've seen 20 black swans already, so I know how to identify them, right? I know how to identify them and I know how to avoid them. So there's warning signs, right? I just mentioned it a little bit earlier, but there's warning signs for these black swans, right? Easy to borrow, right? If a stock is easy to borrow, it means that a lot of people have access to it and it's usually the newbie people that have access to it. Number two is abnormal volume. A friend of mine once said that if a stock has abnormal volume, it's gonna have abnormal price action. So pay attention to that. Zombie times, right? Anything from 10.30 to 2.00 PM is considered zombie times. It is my Bible to religiously walk away as zombie times to protect myself. I have back-tested this. I have done every type of research. I know for a fact that 10.30 time that these stocks bounce, so long bias traders actually go long after 10.30 and short bias traders like myself tend to cut off. That's why you see me doing these video. This is a way for me to not only control my bad habits, to walk away from the screens, but to also help you guys, right? So when you have a stock like SRNE, being the hot chick, being the black swan, being the thing that everyone looks at, your goal as a trader is to focus on every single stock, except that one, because that is the one that's gonna have all the algos. That's the one that's gonna have all the experts. That's the one that's gonna be the most difficult to trade.  So I've learned through losses. I've learned from five figures, six figure losses to avoid the black swan because the sympathy plays, the side plays, the side chicks, the stocks that people aren't looking at are where the real money is at. So let me give you an example. When you have a stock like SRNE running, you should be focusing on every single other stock except SRNE.  What was it? Why CBD, right? Why CBD?  So we had a stock, why CBD today? And this stock was popping up pre-market towards 220s and just completely tanked, right? So my plan, my plan is always the same on stocks like this. I am waiting for the stock to top out. I am waiting for the stock to tank and then I am looking to short the bounce. In the morning, we got a tank towards $1.30 and it bounced to $1.50. My plan to the guys in the room that I mentioned was I wanted to short $1.50, $1.60, $1.70, $1.80 and stop out above $1.80. I shorted $1.50, I got it at $1.30, made $0.20, I reshored at $1.50, got out at $1.30, made another $0.20. So on two trades, I made $0.40 and now it is 11.15 AM and YCBD is doing a zombie reversal going straight up, right? So now, even through this video, you guys are seeing that at 10.30, these stocks like to rebound, right? And that is an edge for you. That is an edge to either go long or that is an edge to stop your shorting. So today, while SRNE was up, while SRNE was taking attention, while SRNE had the CEO on TV, we focused on every single stock except that.  Let's talk about VTIQ. So if you look at my chart for VTIQ and MIC, I think I shorted $24.50 or $23.50, I can't remember but I posted my chart in the room. The idea behind VTIQ was that it was a stock that was pumped up in the past.  And then today started to bounce, right? So it bounced today pre-market. It failed, it failed pre-market. And at the open it just jammed right up.  So after VTIQ tanked pre-market, I shorted the pop and opened and I covered for about a dollar a share. And then it tanked $2 a share after me.  So even at this level, even when I'm making the type of money that I'm making right now, it doesn't stop there. I'm always looking to improve, right? I'm looking at my strengths, I'm looking at my weaknesses and I'm trying to double down, right? I'm trying to double down on my strengths and try to improve my weaknesses.  But if my exits, every single time, you guys see it, right? For those in MYC, you guys see it.  The stock tanks every time I cover. And that's because I'm extremely conservative with my exits. I'm extremely conservative because I like taking the money and running away. So if I am even this conservative and I am still able to make the money that I'm making, imagine what you could do if you trade just a little bit better than me and that comes with experience, right? I still have bad habits. I have so many bad habits from when I was trading yet I am still able to do the results that I'm doing. Last week I made 40 grand, right?  But the truth of the matter is, if anyone knows me, I don't really get excited about making money anymore. It's kind of boring. I talked to Tosh about this too, actually, I think it was this morning. And I was like, dude, I made 25 grand on VTIQ on Friday and I feel nothing. If anything, I actually feel a little bit upset. And he's like, you know why, what's the deal? Like why do you feel upset?       And that's kind of how MIC started. Bao and I were making so much money trading together yet there was a void, right? There was a sense of emptiness. There was a feeling that with all this money that we had, we were on an island. No one understood what we were going through.  Bao started to drink.  He was kind of losing himself and me, I was just trading alone, bored, lonely. Well, I don't know what to do. So we started MIC as a way to kind of bring ourselves fulfillment by helping other people, right?   I don't see anyone else putting out 700 videos, Pat.  It doesn't make sense, guys. It doesn't make sense. The reason why we do this is because selfishly, it brings us happiness when people tell us that they are grateful and that they learned, right? So yes, it is selfish.   The reason why I made a video last Monday was because a member messaged me and he said that after 20 days, he wanted to quit trading. He said he's not seen any progress in 20 days and he wants to quit trading. And my mentality and my thought process behind that was something like this, in this business, in this business, I made four grand in one hour, right? I don't know about you guys, but if you make four grand a day, that's a million dollars a year.   How can you as a trader expect to make more than a doctor or more than a lawyer by working less amount of time? The reason why is because you make up for it by studying. A doctor has to go to school for 10 years. A lawyer has to go to school for six years. An engineer has to go to school for over four years. So how can you as a trader in 20 days expect to make doctor or lawyer money in that time? So I explained that to this member.  I gave him early access to the MIC accelerator course, which is the seven hour course that takes you from not knowing anything about trading to placing your first trade in seven hours and he ended the week plus 500 bucks.   He just needed someone to tell him that hey, 20 days is not enough for anything. I don't know anyone that's good at anything in 20 days.  So this is the thing that people don't understand. They don't understand how much time and work goes into it. I've been trading for six years.  I lost money for a year. Year two, I broke even. Year three, I made money. It took me three years to make money. And now I'm on year six and I'm making a shitload of money. Whereas people in MIC are fighting consistency after two or three months, not 20 days, but it's still taking them time, right? And that's the point guys. So do you guys understand this stuff?  Because as traders, you could make life changing money doing, doing, it's, it's kind of fun, man.  I love it. It's my passion.  I love it. And because I love it, I am willing to put in the work for it, right?  If you really love her, you're gonna wanna make up with her and try to find a solution to make it work. Just like in trading, if trading pisses you off one day and you lose money one day, do you love it enough to try to find a process to improve it?  And that's what you have to understand too guys is this is an ever working process.  How am I gonna fix my exits? And because someone like me is always trying to improve, you have no excuse not to. Does that make sense, guys? I need to take a break and get some air. So we can open it up to Q&A now. If you guys wanna ask some questions. Any questions, guys? Let me scroll back. Ask yourself, guys. Ask yourself, is it just the teacher that is making money? Or is it the students as well?  But if the students are not able to repeat the process, it is a pump and dump scam room. The reason why MIC likes to show off our testimonials is because our members are actually learning how to trade, right?  We have a process that is repeatable, that is simple, that people can understand and find consistency in a couple of months.  So always measure a community by their students' results, not the teacher.  Do you trade our lines during zombie times? Yes, during zombie times you could trade out our lines, but with less size on the short side. If I join MIC, I could probably message you and bow for advice or talk with you guys in chat.   That is what you have.   I have the Slack app on my phone, guys.  I am always trying to help, man. Because to me, like I said, the feeling of someone coming to me and saying, hey, man, because of MIC, I was able to buy a steak today.    And that's why MIC exists and that's why we're here in the first place. What fundamentals do you look at when you want to short? We have a free fundamental analysis series at MIC if you become a member. But what I look for is immediate dilution. I look for an S3. I look for a shelf. I look for an effective shelf. ATM warrants, stuff like that. But that's it, guys. If you guys notice, it's the same process every single day.  Non-stop. And because of that, I don't even think I react. And that's the key, guys. The key is that the routine is the same. It is repeatable. We are all doing the same routine. The only time that we lose is human error when we deviate from the process based on our emotions.  It's like, I don't know if I mentioned the story, but one of my family friends, one of my family friends is getting into forex trading.    You have a relative. You have a family friend, me, who is a consistently profitable trader that makes money trading stocks. And you don't even ask me for help.   I really just don't get it.  I don't know, but I guess for every fucking, I guess there's a sucker out there everywhere, right? So what did I do?  Cancel your subscription, your $100 subscription. I will pay you $100, right?  And I sent him the accelerator DVD.  This is the thing. People don't understand that there's a process, guys. There's a process.  I get the signals up and down.  What I want you guys to understand is this. The easiest way to spot a scammer is this.   It's that simple, guys. It's that simple.   All right, you guys need to understand it. Any other questions, guys? I think what I'm gonna do is I wanna wrap this up. Oh yeah, the new course. Let me talk about the new course. So the new course is almost ready. I know I keep saying that, but we keep improving it. We keep making it better. We keep adding more stuff to it. It turned from a seven-hour course into a seven-hour and 40-minute course. So we're almost there. Hopefully, hopefully, hopefully by the end of the week. So let me, let me, because the way, I don't know if you guys understand, or I don't know if we mentioned it yet, but the way that it's going to work is it is not going to be available for monthly members. It is only going to be available for annual and lifetime members. So the only way to access it is to become an annual or a lifetime member. The content is way too good to give away to the monthly guys. So we're only gonna include it for free in your annual membership. So let's do something like this, Tosh. If you text Tosh, the word accelerator, and sign up for annual today, and today only, I will give you early access to the accelerator course. This is only if you upgrade to annual today, text Tosh, the word accelerator, and I will find a way to get you early access to the accelerator course, which is only available for lifetime members right now. So does that make sense? And that's only for today.  All right, guys, I'm going to wrap it up. And for those that are annual members, you guys will have access by the end of the week. So don't front. All right, guys. Later. Hit me up in DMs if you have any questions.


Well, three teams from our viewing area punched their tickets to the state tournament this past section final Saturday. One of them, Pine River Backus. The winners from 5A flying under the radar all season long, but they're ready to make some noise at the X Thursday afternoon. Rewind to Saturday and winning the section championship and the Tigers are still taking away the moment they will never forget. I cannot put it into words. It was an amazing feeling. We were all jumping around and we got knocked over by our fans who stormed the court. You look back on the pictures and you can see our coaches hugging in the background. It's just looking back on it. It's really amazing.  The dream has come true with the roster without a single senior, but the growth of this young team over the course of the season has resulted in success. We've gotten contributions from a lot of kids during this run that a month ago you'd have said I was crazy but it's been great. A run that dates all the way back to a loss September 14 to Nevis and the team sitting with a 3-5 record but since then they've won 17 of their last 18 matches heading into the state tournament. We believe more and I think we're just getting tougher as a team and knowing that we can get through what we need to. Our energy level has just went up so much. I'm not even sure why it's like when your energy level goes up, your skill level, your mindset, everything, it's just increased so much. So win after win and seeing improvement week after week goes back to the team's motto. Be tough. I don't know, in our jerseys it says be tough and when you're struggling you just take a look there and you know where to put it. This team has struggled before with being able to stay in the game mentally but this year we have done a way better job and I think that's because Coach Hershey has pounded into our heads be tough, be tough no matter what next ball. He's turned their attention to the X and facing off with State Power Bethlehem Academy, the third seed in Classic. They're a great team so we have to for sure be ready for them also but yeah we have to play our best to be in it. It's the school that he's used to push us to become the team that we are today so getting the chance to play them is really exciting for us and we're really excited to be able to play our game against them and you know see if we can so Tigers are set to tip off Thursday afternoon at 3 p.m. at the X as mentioned their opponent Round 1 Bethlehem Academy, a power house volleyball program in Classic. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland news please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.