Time for a fish fry, baby. Oh literally, baby. It's daddy duty time. I don't know about that. Well, I am off of fish duty. Welcome back to the channel, everybody. We are going to do a fish fry. Just like I said in the last video, it's time to enjoy these tasty treats. I want to enjoy them right then, you know. My hands still smelled like fish. I wanted to just... I was hard working. The minute he walked in the door, it was like fish smell galore. Yeah, yeah. But I use one of them soap bar things, the aluminum soap bar. That kind of works. Maybe not on catfish. Yeah, catfish are an extreme. But we're going to go eat these, get a little taste test action, y'all. No, no, no, no, no. I know you're going to like fish. I hope you do, because it's a big part of our diet here, the treehouse. What is going on there? That's called a lens. Yeah. This is daddy's special equipment, though. Everywhere? I don't have a... I don't have... What's going on? Oh my God. Just come over. Do you not see this? I'm scared. No. We just pulled up. I just turned on the camera, because Steph was like, um, oh my gosh, oh my gosh. So what is going on? Do you not see all that spit up? Oh, little girl. Everywhere. Little girl, what have you done? I cleaned up about 1% of these. I thought you were going to say, there's poop coming out of her clothes. That's the other option. Yeah, that is the other option. The possibility. You only got two options here. Psst! I'm going to let OSG deal with that situation, because you're the best at it, honey. My dad said the fish was already cooking out here, so we're going to go give it a gander. Just for some context here, we try to do family dinner every weekend. At some point, either Saturday, Sunday. We try to get together as a family, because we live kind of close. Just enjoy each other's company. Talk about the days, events, life, things that are going on. Just bond, you know. Good things. I just come from a family that loves to catch their own fish and put them in the fryer. We got some good cooks going on. Hey, Miss B! Miss B, can I pick you up? Can I pick you up? Can I pick you up? You're so big. You're so big.  Look at that big old bulldog. Oh my gosh. Are you ready? Are you ready for some catfish? Oh, are you ready for some catfish? Yeah. Even Miss B gets excited about the fish. She's probably twice as excited when it's just a compare. LFT! LFT! How you doing? I'm good. I'm good. It's fish frying time now. Yeah. Come on, baby. I'm ready. The fish were mysteriously brought over by you. Yeah, I know. I did all the work. Yeah. And I'm just frying them up. This is the easy part. I caught the fish in the last video. We're just basically cooking them here. I want to go around the fam and ask. First of all, what's your favorite fish to eat? Favorite fish to eat would probably be a crappie. Crappie's good. Yeah. Crappie's good, which we have one in here. Make sure that we got that split up, right? Crappie is in there. There's five crappie pieces. I know what they look like. The fish fry is a family tradition, right? It brings people together. They go back when I would tell us the story. Well, when I was a kid, my dad would give us little fishing poles, cane poles, if you know what those are. I do. And corks. Yeah.  Someone were about that long. And we would bring them home, skin them, and we would have fish fry. Four brothers and a sister and lots of neighbors. From a farm. Yes. Like on a dirt road kind of deal. That's right. Fish fry is a big deal. We used to, my dad used to have a Labor Day fish fry for everybody that worked for us and around the neighborhoods. So we would have like 50 people show up for a fish fry. Oh yeah. When you cooked it back then, was cornmeal the deal or what? What was going on? Very similar, except we used a big pot. Like how big? Tell us what's going on here. Right now we got it. The pot was like that big, the mouth of it. It was about that deep. We had built fire around it. It was literally like cast iron. Cast iron underneath. Cast iron with fire. Nasty Crisco in there or something. What was going on? Yeah. Yeah. Some nasty grease. Lard maybe? Big lard, five gallon cans of lard. Oh man. We would have catfish and mullet or whatever. Mullet too. Yeah. Oh I remember. Oh that might be a whole other video right there. Anyway, the fish fry stems way back in the Rackley traditions, and we don't have as many family members here, but we certainly do like to eat our fish. So let's take a look at the recipe. Still on the cast iron. You want to do them till they float.  And this is really mom's favorite recipe. I actually like flour more myself. Yeah. Well I like the cornmeal. I like your mothers as well. This is good. This is kind of for mom. Mom's always asking for fish. She loves catfish. Bless her heart. Bless her heart. That's always that Southern saying, just bless her heart. Bless his little heart. You know what I mean? That's so true. She loves fried catfish. Bless her heart.  You want to do them till they float. They have floated now. They are ready. Is there any catfish in there? Or a cropping in there? That looks like mostly catfish. Tonight we're having sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes, that's a little different. Yeah, that's some mom request. Sweet potatoes with normal potatoes. A little mixture. Yeah. A little flavor and color. That's probably a mom and OSG mixture. Yeah. Tater's going in. Same grease. Same grease, y'all. Same grease, yes. That's customary. The men shall do the tasting. I did bring some tastes. Make sure the women aren't in danger. These are cooked well. Cheers to the golden crispies. Oh, hot. Oh, hot. Very hot. But good. That's cooked just right. Yeah, good job. Wham-bam. It's going to zoom in. Look at that, y'all. That's what you want. You want a flakiness. You want it to still be juicy. You don't want it to be dry in there. Did you guys know most of the country's catfish supply come from the state of Mississippi? Yeah, that's right. Mississippi has the most catfish farms in the country. And that's where, most likely, if you're getting catfish from the grocery store, it's coming from there. Catfish are high in protein. They are a little fattier. Some people don't like them because they've got, they call it a dirty taste, but I don't really think so. It's kind of like eating a fattier steak. Look at my papa's opinion on things. I'm going to talk to my mom. She's the catfish queen. Mama. Yes. Holding your granddaughter. This is Mimi now, as you were known. Okay. I was asking dad, like, what's his favorite part about fish fry? What's his favorite fish? What's your favorite fish? Hard to know the answer. It's trout. What? What? I thought it was catfish. You're trying to get all sophisticated on me. Trout really is my favorite fish, but I really do like catfish. That's right. Mimi, that is right. Yeah. Mom's answer is not what I was expecting. I called you the catfish queen out there. I thought I was like, mom's going to say catfish. That's her favorite. I mean, that's the whole reason I kept these things.  I did, dad, Kevin. And I did not perform. I had one trout bite. And the rest were catfish and one crappie. I got you a crappie, though. Pretty good. Well, I love crappie. Yeah. I love crappie. But mom was always asking, did you keep any fish? Did you get any fish on that trip? Can you bring some home? She loves fresh fish. And OSG, I already know your answer. You like the health aspect. Bam, look at those avocados. I don't know if you call fried fish really healthy, but I mean, you got the fish bar. Absolutely. It's healthy. What do you mean? I don't know what you're saying. It's got corn in it. It's got fried. Oils. Oils and fish. All right. My favorite. Do I get this question? Oh, yeah. It's for you. All right. My favorite would be fried crappie. So good. I would have to concur with my wife. That's my favorite. My wife is a brilliant lady. She's college educated, but she loves a good fried crappie. So do I. Time to get a taste, honey. Oh. That fake pineapple probably doesn't taste very good. But it keeps her happy. So we keep it around. What about that? This is for sure a crappie. Yeah, we'll take that. That is, that's what you give, yeah, to the household right there. Notice, let's show the inside. Flakiness. It's not beefy like catfish. It's not overcooked. It just melts in your mouth. Perfectly flaky. L.A.D. did a good job cooking these. Big time. If crappie could be the only fish you could eat for the rest of your life, would you pick it? Or would you pick like an ocean fish, like a sea bass or something? Oh, oh. I don't know if that's a fair question. Tuffy. You know what I'm going to go for. Tuffy, what? What are you going to go for? I don't know. The sea bass? The Patagonian tooth fish? I think I would. The only thing that lives so far down. Yeah. Because you can do so much with it. That gum, I'll never catch one of those though. Any of you out there have a hook up on catching Patagonian tooth fish a.k.a. Chilean sea bass for my wife, because that's her favorite. Please let me know. It might be interesting. Could be an interesting video. I know they live in an interesting place. It'd be a great Valentine's Day gift. Oh, she doesn't want flowers. She wants Patagonian tooth fish. All right. So let me fly to Chile.  Catfish time. I know what's your secretly your favorite. Let us know what you think. Don't let the crystal fool everybody. She's a catfish gal. Oh, these are good. You're always good. Your dad does a great job. Now bring in the beautiful soups. She'll bring in the beautiful soups. Mom, you're boring. Well, I'm sorry. She's acting like she doesn't like catfish. It's her favorite fish. She said trout was. The trout is a decoy. It's not my favorite trout. It is such a decoy. All right, so now time for the challenge of keeping baby happy in the high chair while we eat this delicious dinner. Y'all enjoy our family meal. So I'll see y'all in just a second. Last night we had fishes. Today we're having dishes. Oh, about the dishes. In the OSG kitchen, yeah. Oh, man. I'm just all about the, what do you call them? The jingles. The jingles. Oh, she is at it again, y'all. Don't look at those. Those are terrible. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry. Those are round one, never been done. Experimental versions. We didn't have any. Well, I had dessert last night after catfish, but you did not. So she was like, how can I make myself something tasty? I got her flowers. Some flowers going on. Let us know in the comments right now if you think this is a trick. I hear all these commercials, these ads, they're like, everybody, don't forget, gentlemen, don't forget to get your significant other, some flowers. Do it now. Get up some berries. Cherry's berries and all that stuff. Or don't let your wife or significant other whatever you're dating say. You never know these days. Say, no, I don't want anything. It's fine. I don't want anything. It's fine. But actually, then the day comes, and they're like, what? What, I didn't get anything? Oh no. Yeah, we're going to have to break up. Sorry. OSG always does this to me. And I think I actually believe her now. Because she's not really Valentine's Day girl. You don't have to give me anything. It's fine. But I did get her some flowers. Yeah, I love flowers. And they were unexpected. They weren't even on Valentine's Day. But that's honestly what I like. I don't like the whole Valentine's Day.  I like the random acts of love. Yes. You did good. Thank you. Also, I will be fishing on Valentine's Day, so. Yeah. I went ahead and got them early. That's how you got to do it if you're going to go dangle hard. So anyway, I got to get my taste test of these early Valentine's Day treats on. I know they don't look the best on you, but they look like an excellent coffee compliment. Oh. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. Put that in some original Speed Goat dark roast. Well, can I give them some credit where credit's due? They were supposed to be very fluffy. And they're a little too fluffy that they didn't hold their shape. Well, they're good. You also want to mess something else? I want to know something else. Guess what the secret ingredient in these are? Hopefully not peanuts. No, no peanuts. Coconut oil. No. There's avocados. I knew something in there. Can you believe that? Chocolate deliciousness with avocados? Crazy. Yeah. So it's fat, so they can make it nice and fluffy. Wow. Okay. We got outdoor activities to do. Y'all, we've enjoyed our delicious fishes. And I've had me a delectable treat already this morning. And I'm charged. I'm fueled up. It's time to get out in the outdoors. We are here at Fun & Sun Boating Center. And guess what just came in? Your boats. The boats were given away for the Guggen Squad. All of you guys that have been paying attention over there. We're giving away boats, suit boots. I just said that like Canadian. We're giving away boats soon. And they are in the building right behind me right here. So let's go take an initial gander. We still got a few more fixes to make to them. But they are ready to go. Getting them rigged. Getting them rigged and ready. The green machines. There they are. Twins. With the old 50 Yami on it. Clean. Just arrived. Black and green Guggen. You know how we do it. Comes with two bank charger for your mattress. Keep you dangling all day long. Clean as a whistle and ready for one of you. It is definitely raining now. It's kind of screwing up my outdoor activities. I wanted to do. River fishing y'all. What I want to go check out is to see if there's any crappie or white bass. Or maybe even largemouth just hanging around up there. Because we're getting to the borderline of when those fish start to go up in the rivers. And they use the current to spawn. Not so much crappie, but definitely white bass and hybrids and things like that. And if you can get on them when they're first rolling in like when all the males come in. It is a fun time. We have to pause for Chick-fil-A moment. Hashtag not sponsored. Physically. Gonna have to go through some swampiness to check this out. It's raining. I don't have rain pants. I'm gonna get wet. I do it for you. I do it for me. I do it for Chick-fil-A. The excuse to eat it anyway. Chick-fil-A, if you're out there, at least do me a solid on this one. I need to get on that recipe. To put it on some fish. Instead of that old cornmeal recipe that we use in the beginning of the video. I want to know the spicy chicken deluxe crispiness recipe on the outside. I want to put it on some crappies and put it in my mouth. If anyone out there knows the recipe, please leave it in the comments down below. I will do a video on catching some fish and trying to recreate the Chick-fil-A recipe. I think it'll be a great idea. Let me know in the comments as well if you would like to know that. Hey guys, welcome back to the Soupy Forest Channel where we explore areas that are not the easiest to catch fish. This is when you want a decent pair of boots. It's like we've got a squatter situation. Well, there's definitely people living down here. It's a little weird. I don't like all the raindrops on my hood. I can't really hear behind me. I've got a sketchy situation but I've got a rooster tail tied on. It's some sort of brand. I don't really know. I'm looking for creamy wear. Maybe it has shad. Looking for signs of shad. And I'm just looking for little bends and things like that. The water is so much more clear. In here than it is on the main lake. So I'm thinking there might be a chance that these fish are pushing up here just because the water is clear. Definitely fresh hog tracks on this trail. Would not be surprised if we jumped one up. This is the kind of stuff they love to live in during the day. Briar thickets. These trees. All of this is a new tree growth. This is about as far down as I'm going because it's a bend in the river. I can't really walk through this stuff. Don't slide. Well, mighty tough. The water is still a little cold I think but it looks great any warm day. These fish could start moving back here so it's worth checking anyways. But I don't think it's going to be today. The rain, even though it's cool it's actually going to warm up the water because it's 57 degrees right now. The water I'm sure is in the high 40s maybe low 50s. So this warmer rain will warm it up may push some fish up but unfortunately I'm going to take off this week and go after some bass so maybe they'll be here when I get back. Well, I guess that camp didn't really work out. I thought I left a huge mess here. Some curious lights and pop tarts paper towels and whatnot a bunch of broken glass. Hmm, I wonder if somebody is having a hard time out there. I was actually thinking in my mind like what if there's actually someone in that pit that comes out? Like what am I going to say? Hello, how are you doing? Well, I already know the answer to that. I'm going to go inside now. I want to see OSG's reaction to my pants. Some doo doo. I'm thinking you may want to give these some bleach and some downy. I'm sorry. OSG is not a kitchen maiden, I promise. She absolutely loves this kitchen and she's in here by choice.  She's the one that's like, honey I have eggs ready. I just made some fruit as well and I'm working on some other things and it's all my blog. Check it out. I am your blog. I am in the blog myself every day. I am. I'm the taste tester officially. I am your Todd. What was the reference to that? Giada. I am your Todd. Oh, okay. Daggo, I'm sorry to hear about that. I literally got a jig. What is a man that loves jig fishing supposed to do with one jig? So, y'all, I have got to go put some chicken pop in my mouth. Do you like how I just roll that in there? That's about as in tune as my fishing day right there. It really was. But I'm hoping this week is going to be a symphony of big bass because I'm going in search. I'm taking my camping gear, I'm taking just everything, loading up the truck and I'm going on a little tour trying to find some bass at a few different lakes across the state. And subscribe if you want to tag along with me and I love you guys. Thank you for being here and I'll see you on the next one.


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA The Foot Account, and welcome back to the channel. We are talking week of the sell off and possible investments for Syria team of the season and even Ligun team of the season. We're gonna be way early on some of these investments, but that is kind of where you have to be with a lot of these cards. The way the market moved last week, I wanna get you guys prepped for this early because I know a lot of you guys are asking, can I invest in Syria team of the season, or excuse me, Syria out of pack special cards as we head out of the weekend league, are they gonna rise this week with link investments, all that sort of stuff. I wanna talk to you guys about those things today in this video, Ligun though as well, because honestly, the earlier you go with some of the stuff, the better prices it seems that you're gonna be getting because last week, and this is why I'm really starting to talk about this today, is because last week, example numero uno, when Bundesliga Tats came out was this Kingsley Coman card, right? Kingsley Coman's road to the final card on the market started off on the week in league sell off, like Sunday night, this dude was like 110, 115K, and people were already starting to buy this card up, is 120? What, 123, and it's been up for one hour, interesting. Yeah, so this guy's about 120K at the moment, this Kingsley Coman card, and he was all the way up to almost 150 before the rewards time, and he actually dropped after rewards because so many people invested this card, it was over-invested, people bought him all the way up from 110 on Monday morning, Sunday night, Monday night, all the way up to 140 at rewards, 150, and he didn't even rise, he actually went down in price, and I can show you his graph, I actually know his graph might be passed because I have moved into a different day because it is now Sunday, so you see the Friday graph though, he's like 124,000 coins, 115K at one point, he was 140, 150 before week in the rewards, and then everybody who invested went out and enlisted the card, and he actually went down in price, that happened with a couple different cards, the Costa as well, a lot of people, even I was thinking the Costa was a good investment last week with Bundesliga Tats, and he actually went down in rewards, which is what you see here, like Thursday he was 166, it says Friday at 173, but he actually didn't go down as much as Coman did, he stayed the same price though, he didn't go up any further than what he was because he was 145 on the week and they sell off and rose all week, that's why we're talking about Serie A today, and we're looking at link investments for Serie A out of pack special cards, do I think this does well this week? I do think there's gonna be ways, and there's gonna be times and areas and cards that you can find this week to invest in and make profit on all sorts of different levels for Serie A. I know a lot of people have talked about Lozano for birthday, Lozanya for birthday, Douglas Costa for birthday, I do like all of those cards, but if you want to invest in Serie A specials, what I would do is start looking at the ones that everybody wants to buy because they're gonna be rising up during the week as everybody wants to buy them, they're gonna be investing in them because this Lozano card was 69K, it already risen up and he's down in price. If you see this guy maybe in like the 50s, maybe the 50s on PlayStation today, I mean, I think a lot of the stuff that you wanna do if you're gonna buy a Serie A special card is you're gonna wanna start looking at those cards and buying them tonight, late Sunday into Monday. When you see fluctuations and see the cards get low, this is probably when other people are gonna start buying as well, but you kinda have to start buying now to get ahead of the curve and get ahead of everybody else who wants to buy these cards to make coins this week, right? People still wanna make coins in this game. This is another one, Hattabauer, Hans Hattabauer, however you say his name, Hattabauer was 140 last week, boomed in the investing stage, right? People bought this card up last week all the way up to 170, 170,000 coins because he's like one of the only right backs in the Serie A. What happens? Friday comes, my man is dropping. A lot of overinvesting, some people lost coins here. Is this a buy again? I think it is, there's only two right backs in the Serie A with Hattabauer and I really don't know how to say that guy's name. This guy and the new right back quadrata, which I think is a better card and I think a lot more people are gonna use this card since it's basically the same price. This is probably still an investment though because it's gonna rise into Wednesday. For some stuff that you see a large rise on as we head into Wednesday, Thursday with rewards and that's what I'm gonna talk about with some of these Serie A cards. We're probably gonna end up selling in the hype with a lot of this stuff. We're gonna sell before rewards on Thursday. Maybe sell some before rewards and sell some after. Like, Ericsson hasn't gone up that much. He was actually 100K flat to 118. Rows up this week a lot already, which is interesting. He was 100K flat, so he hasn't really moved that much. So if there are Serie A cards that you want to look to invest in, I would do that on a Sunday night into Monday. I do think it's a decent shout. I do think it's a decent shout, but I don't know how many of them I would try to keep and sell after rewards on Thursday because these Tots cards are so stinking. Cheap, bro. Why would you buy another Serie A special card to link? A lot of the positions are filled in this team. What are we lacking? We're lacking right back. We're lacking left back. We only have one of those. We have five center backs or four center backs in this Tots squad with Smaldini, Manilaas, DeVry, and Acherbi. Left wing at a cheaper level, like a left wing in the Serie A might be a decent investment. So maybe what you could do is, this is what I often do, is go to FIFA, go to Footpin, right? Go to FIFA 20 Players tab, right up here. Drop this down. We're gonna go to Leagues, Serie A. And I know that looking at this team, we're lacking again, right back, left back, and then left wing, right wing, because we've got left wing in Serie A and we have right mid Berardi. And that's it for right wings. And we haven't had any SBCs for right wings either. We've only had a CDM center mid SBC. So let's go position, let's go right wing first. See what we have, which is why everybody's saying lasano, right? Because lasano is an OP, pretty cheap, usable card as a right wing. He's one of the only ones, bro. Think about it this way. You've got a Nangola in form. And you've got lasano, like lasano and Berardi. This is why a lot of people are talking about this Herving Lasano card being a good investment this week with the link to Allen, with the cheap price and being one of the only right wings in the Serie A. So that's a great, I honestly think lasano is gonna be a fantastic investment this week. I think he is going to rise in the height because everybody is gonna be shouting this guy as an investment. I would try to get him down low around 60,000 coins if you can. Looks like right now he is 65K. The closer to 60K that you can get for this card, the better, maybe try to win some open bids late night, tonight, into tomorrow. Somebody just binned that for 70K, interesting. But yeah, watch people as they sell off this card from the week and leave. If you can snag him in the low 60s, I would highly recommend doing that because this card's probably gonna be upwards of maybe 80K on Wednesday as so many people just go out and buy this card and you might be able to make a quick 10K card. He's actually 70K. What is going on right now? Who's buying up all the lasanos? Anyways, since this guy's the only right wing in the Serie A, ooh, 61. See, look dude, there's people sniping this card on a Saturday night. Saturday night, bro. They're sniping this lasano. This guy's gonna be so heavily invested in, but if you can get some cheap ones, he's gonna rise to Thursday and I think you sell. I think you sell before awards Wednesday night, Thursday, because that's when this card's gonna probably hit its peak. I just don't think there's a lot of hype for Serie A tots, which I think you can make some money by investing in these out of pack specials. Some of them will go up after rewards, for sure. Like, a Douglas Costa might go up after rewards because of his links, the Brazilian links to the Allen card that a lot of people are doing, and other stuff like that. He's 330 right now. If you can catch this guy at 320 or below, which he was on Saturday at one point, again, look at open bids as we can make sell-off this going on, people are open bid listing cards because they're just done. They just list it up, they get their coins or whatever. I kinda like Douglas Costa. This would be one that would hold for after rewards, probably, unless you see him go up a lot. But I just don't know how much hype there is for the Serie A. I don't know how many people would be building teams this week with Serie A cards that are specials and out of packs. I just feel like they would go use a tots card instead. There aren't many positions that are not covered with tots. Like, this DiBala is 935K. He's probably gonna end up being below 900K at some point this weekend. I don't think there's a lot of hype for the Serie A tots, which why I think you wanna sell in the hype before rewards and just be careful with the cards that you do choose to invest in for Serie A. So do some more research on the market. Like I showed you using the pages over here in a foot bin by position, right? Let's go position, let's go left back because we've got Teo Hernandez, we've got Alexandro SBC, SBC, Alexandros gold card. Maybe we go for left wing as well. Who do we have at left wing? We've got Insignate, Costa, a lot of SBCs. Mertens, Mertens, Mertens, Mertens. This is a guy that I think a lot of people were gonna invest in. He went up a lot already. This could be a decent one if he drops back in like the 130 range, he was 150, 160 on Friday. This Mertens right here was 320. I bought him for 240 last week. If this guy hits like 270, then I could see him going back over 300 maybe after rewards. That's a card that I would say is kind of an outlier, one that could rise after rewards on Thursday. And then maybe you look at some of the highest other rated versions of these cards, like other versions of Bernaldo's could go up to the Teo Hernandez for birthday. I don't know about that, that'd be a tough one. Nine Golan, 800K for nine Golan right now. He's getting panic sold a lot. This guy was 1.03 mil earlier tonight. I might try to actually flip this guy into Sunday because literally look at this graph. He was 900K and I watched him sell right before the content drop today. Multiple of them sold at 1.03. He went down to 880, went back to 950 and now he's down to 795. I think this is getting really cheap for nine Golan. So what I might do right now, this is kind of ballsy because he's impacts, of course, tomorrow is Sunday or today is Sunday. And this is kind of getting ballsy out here but what I might do, I'm gonna pick that 795 up because I think there's a very high possibility that this card tomorrow morning could be in the mid to upper 800K range which would be profitable. So I'm gonna see how many cards we have to like 870. Is what we have like 40K of tax here. How many cards do we have to 870K? Not a lot, wow. Okay, so if we have hype into Sunday like we had into Saturday with nine Golan, I'm taking a big risk here but we're gonna go for it man, 795. I mean, that's crazy. Last night I was almost buying it for 900K and I should have bought it for 900K, but I didn't. So we'll see what happens with that. But anyways, nine Golan's headliner is not a bad shot either because it's a lot cheaper than this next team of the season card. I think the headliner is somewhere around like, I think this guy is somewhere around like 230, 220. I would try to snag this guy under 220 if you could. Like 220K might be, that's not bad right there. A nine Golan for 220 on the dot with a shadow.  This is the one that you're gonna use because he's a staple in Serie A squads right there. But I've been talking a lot about Serie A. I wanna talk about League Un. League Un, yes, you heard me. Why are we gonna invest in League Un so early? Well, because if you don't buy them this weekend or head into this week, you're gonna be looking at possibly seeing these cards rise on Thursday with rewards kind of like a lot of the Serie A cards did. And then maybe never reach that price again, kind of like Niko Schultz last week with the Bundesliga. And of course, what's gonna happen during League Un is there's gonna be a lot of hype, a lot of hype for French players and for League Un links to Mbappe, to Neymar, to Ben Jeter. So the French nationality is gonna be big during League Un which I'm gonna talk about a lot in the coming weeks. But if you wanna buy some League Un special cards, right? I mean, there's a few of them out there. There's a few of them out there. League Un doesn't have a ton of specials, I feel like. But some of the ones that I think could be good, this Akoni card could be pretty good. He's been a beast all year. And I'm actually, one of my favorites is Moses Simon. Moses Simon's Tots card. He's already up 20K on the weekend. This guy was 125K mid-week. I think he's like 150-ish right now, 140. This is a guy that I would heavily, heavily look at this weekend. He's probably not getting re-released into League Un Tots. But I would look to buy this card mid-week of this week because people are gonna start buying these up. And this is a card a lot of people might wanna use in their League Un teams. If they can't afford a Neymar or an Mbappe or even as a Super Sub, if they wanna play him, I would highly recommend getting interested in this dude in the 130,000 coin range on the PlayStation. Like let's look at his graph, right? Let's take a peek at his graph because this guy used to be 340K during Tots community, right? Tots community, this guy was 340,000 coin, 375 at one point, right? He was 125 last week on Thursday. He's risen up in the week in League. But even earlier on Saturday, he was 132,000 at his lowest, right? 133K, watch for more prices like that. On the Xbox, try to get him at like low 80s, if you can, low 80s if you can. But this would be a card that I think would rise a lot with League Un Tots. And again, think about just French cards in general because that are gonna be a lot of the links that people need during League Un team of the season. But you know, other guys, people have said like Renato Sanchez, right? Renato Sanchez as an 86 left-back position change shape shifter. Is this a good investment? It's possible. He's already up 10,000 coins on both consoles. He's up 40K to where he was at 30. If you see low 30s, I think this is a buy. Whether he gets a Tots or not, this is a position change and there's not a lot of left-backs. And this is a solid card, or 86 rated with that kind of stats, solid card. This could be a good one as well. I know these are investments that a lot of people might have shouted already. But when you're investing in League Un, since you really need to have those strong links because you know, besides Moses Simon, a lot of the players you're gonna be investing in are probably French. You really wanna make sure that they are French and that they are just hype, right? Maybe like this Bernat, people have been talking to me about Bernat as an investment at 27K, that's not bad. Like even Lala's right-back card as an inform is probably not the worst thing ever because he's only got SBCs. Now we'll probably get Tots cards for somebody and now a team this season will fill a position in there. But just start to look at some of the OP cards that you could invest in. You may be a Di Maria, right? Maybe a Full Birthday Di Maria, maybe a Wissan-Bagnetta right-wing card. I would expect that card to rise a decent amount for League Un Tots. But if you wanna invest in some of the specials, which am I gonna do it? I might do it a little bit, man. But honestly, this week I feel like I'm just gonna buy a bunch of rares on Wednesday for the Thursday upgrade packs. I might buy a few specials, but I feel like a lot of people are trying to get into the special investing that if you're gonna be doing it, that's why I'm so set on selling before rewards for most cards as we head out through the week. I'll be looking at a lot of the special cards as we do go throughout this week. I'll be looking at guys like Hans, I'll be looking at Douglas Costa. I'll be looking at all of these cards that we've been talking about and say, hey, maybe this is something that we can invest in, this is something to look at and stuff like that. I'll be looking at all of these cards. But what I would say is start to do your research, right? Start to do your research. Look on foot bin, find cards that are good value and that are hype, that are linkable and that are in a position where there's not a really good or cheap or plentiful amount of Tots players from the Serie A. That's what I would look for today and tomorrow, Sunday night into Monday. With these cards probably dropping as well, I would expect a lot of these to continue dropping. Maybe a couple of rebounds, like I said, a nine goal and I think he's pretty cheap dropping into Sunday night. That's something. And then one last thing I want to talk about at the end of this video. Liga NOS team of the seasons, are these investable? There's two cards in here, maybe three. That would be interested in investing in out of packs. All right? Corona, 30,000 coins, both consoles, maybe in the 20s on Xbox. This guy's getting a lot of hype for being a very good value player. I would be very interested in snagging this guy right around 30K if you could or under if there's lighting rounds, if there's some more panic selling. Cause these guys go out of packs on Monday, right? That'd be interested in that. Tela's very interested in this guy was 500K, 500K. Right before, Tats Syriac came out. He's now 388 from weakling sell-off. If somehow this hits 350, I will definitely be buying some because this left back is incredible. He's so very, very good. And I think I might just have him my team for a while. I know I don't buy players for my team. I've had the headliner Tela's for a long time. He's fantastic. I don't know about Rafa or Gabrielle. Some people have been talking about this Gabrielle Carney's very good. You know, 50,000 coins. Why not just buy a couple of them? It's kind of like the situation we had last week with Mariano. Just Brazilian links, very easy to link, very good looking card. It looks like today, yeah, low 50s, man. 50K or under on the PlayStation and then probably like maybe a 40, 45 on the Xbox, is what I would say. Try to snag maybe one or two of these guys if you want. But if there's any of these cards you wanna invest in, probably tonight during squad battles is the time. And those are kind of the cards that I'll be looking at today. We'll be covering the specials even more as we go throughout this week. But seriously, start to plan, start to look at cards, look at open bids because this is probably gonna be the time where you wanna buy a lot of special cards from the Serie A and even the Lee Gun for this next week and a half time period on foot. So that's why I'm talking about a lot of investing type stuff tonight. With those cards, I just got myself a second Douglas Costa for 321. 1,000 coins more than I really wanted to pay, but I could see this guy being 350, 360 by the time we hit later this week. So, because that's a very hyped up card. People maybe wanna try out the Bala, maybe this is a guy they put beside him. So that's why I'm kind of buying a card like this. So just watch out for that kind of stuff. We'll be covering it more throughout the week this week. Good luck finishing up your weekend league games. I am currently 10 and two. I was nine and one, had a loss, got one more win after that though. I would love to hit elite. I don't know if we're gonna go for this weekend. We're kind of behind on games. We'll see. I would love to hit elite. Maybe get like a tradeable Ronaldo. Imagine the scenes, nah man. I wanna pack Ronaldo untradable this week and that Tots countered down below. That'd be very lucky if we did it, but we'll be hitting a lot of upgrades later in the week this week. If you enjoyed this video, smash the thumbs up on it. If you have any questions, drop them down below and of course, subscribe to the channel. If you are new, it's been Nate the Foot Accountant. Catch you guys later. Peace out.


y were saying no and the people who were saying no were the risk professionals the lawyers like you and me the accountants and the procurement people were just going into companies but that's changed the synopsis report last year said that 96% of code bases have open source dependencies and 76% of code in those code bases was open source so how do you go in 16 years from it being so difficult to it being the norm open sources what we all use in our infrastructure today how does that happen well we see digitalization and we see that over a 10 year period but we particularly see it through lockdown and Covid so any organizations that hadn't digitalized already suddenly did and what we see is when you have a digital environment that it's defined by software and what that means is that engineers and developers many of you in this room suddenly have more power in companies you have a higher status in companies than you used to and we also see something Git become really well used and it changes how we get our code now back at Canonical we had Launchpad but the one that you will all know is GitHub you probably know GitLab as well and the way that code is distributed so these engineers with their new found power are able to go and take code bring it into their organizations and use it and they do that without having to go through the boring lawyers, accountants and procurement people so suddenly they bypass and they fill their companies with open source and it changes where the risk sits in their company most companies don't realize that yet but importantly it allows for the adoption of open source now some of you will know this gentleman Steve Walley is a good friend of mine and he was giving a keynote in 2018 in Edinburgh and Steve talks about Microsoft when I first got involved in open source Microsoft was public enemy number one every joke that I knew about open source the punchline was Microsoft and today Microsoft according to GitHub we're having a battery change Microsoft today is the number one company in the world in terms of contributions to open source so how do you go from a company that was the punchline of every joke to being the biggest contributor in the world but what Steve would tell you is that Microsoft has been on a journey and that journey involves three major factors the first one is that every engineer every developer who has learned to code and the last decade, two decades they use open source they recycle they reuse they don't reinvent they don't create things from scratch so that's how they want to work and if you want to hire them and remember the market is suddenly much more competitive because of that digitalization people want engineers so you have to allow them to do open source the second thing he'll tell you is that some of the best innovation was open source and is open source so their customers come to them and ask for specific technology that is only available as open source packages open source products and then the third thing and I know we already heard from Roland about cloud and hyperscalers is that Microsoft runs a cloud business you probably noticed that and if you want to run an organization like Microsoft Azure you have to use open source and it's no good if you're in business just to use it you have to engage with it you have to contribute into the community if you want to have influence if you want to be part of the ecosystem if you want your staff to learn skills so Steve would tell you that Microsoft's journey was based on those three things and those three things are I think the basis of every company's journey and it's not just every company it's also the public sector it's also governments and in the UK we've had an open source first policy for 12 years I think we were the first country in the world to have it but we see that journey increase so open source is one but is it sustainable and I think that's the big question for everybody you could reframe that question you could say open source is one but what has it won has it won a war it won a battle who knows and what we see is an increase in businesses around open source as the adoption has got higher and higher we see business usage increase because it builds our infrastructure today and this report on my slides if you want to go and follow up you'll find the articles and things there but this report was actually done in 2008 and it's the first report that I'm aware of on business models and open source and it has eight business models and they haven't actually changed some of the names are a bit different now but the actual what the models are hasn't really changed and what it says in that report is that open source is not a business model so whatever you use open source for that's up to you if you want to build a business around it if you want to release your business software that's up to you but you will not make money you will not run a business just because it's open source you have to have a business model which is a separate thing and you have to think through if I'm going to open source my code what does that mean and I used to when I worked in a law firm I used to say to people what if what if someone else takes your code and use it and they actually understand that that's what open source is what if somebody else takes it and makes money from it and you could see that it's mostly they weren't too sure about that and then I would say what if somebody else takes it and makes an awful lot of money out of it and mostly they then didn't decide to open source the code so although I really believed in open source I was putting a lot of people off by telling them what the reality of open source is that it's not a business model that you have to have a business model and that was in 2008 I was working in law firm in 2013 and 14 so if we fast forward a few years we see I think 2021 elastic and I know Roland talked to you about the changes in licensing and we see elastics founder Shay Bannon with this headline and Shayne's a long term open source contributor who really understands it but maybe hadn't thought through the business model maybe had other reasons for why elastic decided to change but elastic moved away from open source moved away from that open source definition moved away from an OSI approved license and moved to the SSPL the server side public license which is not approved and wouldn't be approved by the OSI because it doesn't meet the definition I think the the thing that everybody was upset about here is it says doubling down on open so if you read that what it makes you think is that oh they're going really open source when actually they're moving away they're moving to a proprietary model and then we see last year in August has she core which is one of everybody's or what's one of everybody's favorite open source companies moving away from open source as well to the BSL another non open source approved license a few years ago we saw redis move to something called the Commons clause it's not a different license it's a clause that you add to an open source license but of course as soon as you add anything else the license isn't approved anymore and what that means is that it's not an open source license so they did that for a little while and now just a couple of weeks ago open source is the fact that we've got companies that are building a model around open source software that maybe don't have a business model or have a business model that makes a lot of money and in some of these cases they're making a lot of money but maybe they're not making enough money for their investors or their funders so whatever the reason what we're seeing is these single vendor companies in particular moving away so I think we're going to see a couple of things happen because of this we're going to see business models shift we're going to see people looking into whether it's viable for them to open source the code to think more about the business models when they're setting up a company but I think we're also going to see a shift in how users choose open source because there is definitely a vulnerability there is a risk if you're using software that has a single vendor on they might move away from it we saw MongoDB's CEO use the term bait and switch you know when you go fishing and you have bait to catch a fish but what he was suggesting is that open source is a marketing tool and you use it as bait and then later when you want to make money you switch away once you've hooked your users so I think whatever your thoughts on whether this is right or wrong this is happening we're going to listen to our future of open source Victoria was talking about the cyber resilience act I think it's a huge problem I think it is likely to cause a lot of destruction in Europe into the digital economy I suspect a lot of companies a lot of small companies a lot of individuals as they create code will have two options they'll either have to put their code in a foundation so it becomes a steward and captured by the steward or they will block their code going into the EU because they won't be able to take the risk and I think what that may mean is that big company system integrators the fidgets of this world will take that code and integrate it and take on the liability as the first distributor because the small companies won't be willing to do it and I suspect it could hugely backfire on the EU who want to be the next Silicon Valley because if you're making it harder and harder for people to create businesses and to scale businesses then I don't think that's going to be the way to make your area the next bay area and not only do we have the cyber resilience act which is tough we've got the product liability directive coming down the line and in the UK we're still at consultation stage so we haven't quite got laws now why am I telling you about these laws again is it backed because I'm a boring ex lawyer no why do you think suddenly governments are interested why are all these people making laws about open source so that in fact open source suddenly it is hugely successful suddenly it's the basis of every enterprises infrastructure suddenly it's the basis of our national infrastructures and our national critical infrastructure so of course it's something that's important of course it's something that governments want to see regulation around I think they're taking the wrong approach I think we should be looking at the end user because the end user chooses what they use and if they don't know what they're using they ought to know what they're using and liability to me should not sit with the companies it should sit with the end user and if you think about it companies are already regulated in certain sectors so things like mobile healthcare finance heavily regulated and the regulation for those is different from the regulation or general economy we also have issues with maintainers maintainers who are overworked who are creating code that is used to huge value by companies who may not be making very much money themselves out of the code and only last week we saw a real problem with a backdoor being put into a piece of software intentionally a malicious act in a piece of software and we see geopolitical shift wars Brexit all of this has an impact on the future of open source but I think probably the single biggest thing that's happening just now is AI and you've seen lots today these are the two reports I mentioned I was forced to start to talk about it last year and to think about it I will tell you again and again I'm not an AI expert but I do know a bit about open and what we're seeing is two or three different problems from AI for open source I think the first one is not knowing about licensing for the future the second one is maintainers likely to have to deal with more and more contributions coming from AI so submissions where they have to work out if that's AI generated or not whether or not they want to deal with them and that the possibility they're going to have an awful lot more and then we have this thing I've already mentioned to you the myths about open source and what it means and understanding the definition and people saying something's open source that isn't so last year almost a year ago we saw GTP4 come out an AI shift we saw Elon saying that it really was meant to be open in the first place and we saw Google reacting to Lama being shared last February and Lama was shared by Facebook and it was shared for research it wasn't shared on an open source license it wasn't approved it wasn't meant to be used beyond research and what we saw was it was leaked and lots of governments want to know how it was leaked and we don't have a conclusion about that as of yet but what we do know is that when it was leaked we suddenly saw a massive increase in innovation and AI and that innovation increase came from the open communities last July we saw Lama 2 being shared and we saw it shared on a license called the Lama Community License which is not open source but Open UK decided to be one of its partners and to back that and it's obviously quite a controversial decision and it's one that my whole board took because Lama's license Lama 2's license isn't an open source license however it's an open license and we felt it was important because it was going in the right direction and as you move through the last 12 months and you see more and more open source we felt it was good to have something that was moving us forwards because when we saw GROC being released a couple of weeks ago with an open source Apache 2.0 licensed model and weights we don't think we would have got to that so quickly if we hadn't seen those stepping stones and we would like to see more and more of it being truly open sourced but you also as many of the speakers have told you through this conference have to deal with open data so in the UK we again haven't regulated yet but we have had a summit that brought many international countries together in the UK to look at the risks and we've seen the G7 bring the Hiroshima process and a code of conduct forward and as your other speakers this afternoon have told you we've seen the first AI law in the world in Europe it has four categories that are covered by the Act and that AI Act has one that applies to the highest risk that applies to open source but it has the exemptions for open source software so of course we have to understand what open source software means or how do we know that the exemptions will work or apply to our AI but it is very complex and we're back to these problems with regulators and we're back to the problem of regulators needing to engage with open source and trying to work out what it means and trying to understand it and we see the risks understood of closed source proprietary software and we see the risks that are associated with open source software and open AI being something that governments are struggling to understand and we really need more organizations like Open UK talking to the governments and helping to explain to the governments and the regulators what open source is and how it works back in February at State of OpenCon Open UK's conference we saw Bruce Perrin's talking about the future of open source and what Bruce suggested was that separate to open source there's likely to be a new category of software and there's likely to be a new structure for that and I have to say that I tend to agree maybe not with exactly how that will manifest itself how that will play out with Bruce and I agree with Bruce that we're going to see something different I think open source will stay in all of our lives and it will be something that is strong but as we see more and more challenges from regulators more and more companies trying to work out how to use open source and to build businesses around it I think we'll see this licensing term this licensing category that Roland was talking to you about earlier becomes something that gets a name and gets recognized and I think it's important that as an open source movement we get behind that and work with it because if we don't it's still going to be confusion about what's open source and what isn't so to make the future of open source strong we need to see this other category of open software made clear so I did say to you I was going to try and get through an awful lot in a short space of time but all of these different things impact that future if you have any questions or you want to talk about any of those topics more with me I'm happy to and thank you very much all of you for staying so late enjoy the rest of your conference thank you this was the last presentation for today now we have the event dinner so for all the speakers I think that the bus is waiting outside please hurry


All right, I'm working on this lumber mill here. Lumber mills are cut wood. And I've got this thing here, and the motor attaches here, and the blade attaches here. Oh, this piece here doesn't yet have a keyway cut in it. So on the shaft there, there's a slot, but this doesn't have a slot to, so you need a keyway in there so you can put a key in there which locks this to the shaft. So when you turn it, you're not just relying on some screws kind of pressed up against the thing. You've got like a solid thing to lock them together. So when this rotates, this will rotate even if there's a lot of friction over here. So let's see if we can cut a keyway. Oh, kind of messy over here. Okay, that's a little better. So this is the original hole I had for this. And you can see the keyway right there and a piece of metal slips into there goes into a corresponding groove in the shaft.  You still see the keyway lines a little bit. I need to cut it in to match that other one. Let's see. I also need to trim these screws because this is gonna be spinning around. Like crazy, that is gonna be dangerous. Same thing with the ones on the motor. I'm gonna trim those and cut them and put a slot so I can screwdriver them in and out. All right, let's figure out this keyway first. All right, hit that in a vice with the cut side down. So let's try to get the sides so far so good. I think next I'll, oh, maybe I can get a diagonal in there and another diagonal in there. I think I've mangled that enough. I should be able to get a file in there and that one looks about right. Every time I use a tool, I try to oil it unless I just did. Ooh, not bad. All right, now these screws, I don't want those sticking way out like that. I think I just cut them off and put a slot so I can screw them in with a screwdriver and that's sticking out so far. Ah, and I have to go pee. Ah! Ah! Ah! Oh, what are you stuck on? Come on. All right, I guess this one's just a bit tight. Ah, there it goes. Much better. Yeah. I think I stick the motor on here and make sure it's lined up as well as I possibly can. I think it's off by a tiny amount. I just want to rotate this and see if the motor wiggles back and forth as I rotate it. Wow, that is, I'm not sure if it's moving at all. That is very well lined up. All right, I think I want to put something like right here that's not attached to any of this and then have it right up to the edge of the motor so that when I rotate that, I can see if it touches and comes away at all and see just how close to perfect it is. It's moving back and forth like a sliver, like not even a hair width. Maybe it's not even enough to bother doing it. That's pretty good. Wow, we can fix it though. This might as well get as perfect as possible while we can. All right, I want to get at this farthest point away from this stick. She's not there. And that means I need to get the motor pulled back this way a little bit. So if I slip a little sliver of paper in this side, like loosen these up, slip a piece of paper in there, tighten it back down, should move the motor this way, like a microscopic amount. Oh no, all right, little paper. Oh wow, that doesn't move at all. Ooh, nice, that has lined up so good. All right, calling that done. Oh, this frame was great for getting all that lined up. But now I think it's time to get off there. Okay, now what?