Hi, she was seven and y'all I'm in my pajamas. I'm just being comfortable This is gonna be my last video of 2015 and My daughter actually gave me the idea of this video I know a lot of people have asked me to cover topics and I will in 2016 But I wanted to end the year with this video that my little girl Actually Inspired so Um She asked me a pretend question as if she was one of my viewers But of course from her mind. She thinks older is being in high school. So she said well, I'm 17 years old And I have a problem finding a boyfriend. What do I do? I'm like you're 17. She's like, yeah, I'm 17 I'm in high school. I was like, okay. Well in about one year. You're about to open up a whole new Range of men because once a woman turns 18, she's legal to date anyone any man she wants no matter his age You know Where he lives, he doesn't have to go to your school. You're free now Like if you go to college, you can date anybody college You can date people out of college. You can date a professor. You can date an old man You can date a young man. Does it matter? Just can't date anyone younger than you So This brought me to how how much women actually Have available to them like a lot of women stick in their own age range race this this this and that When they can open it up after 17 It's just like You can open it and to whatever you want, you know, you don't have to accept This this this and that unless you created those standards in your mind a lot of women who go for older men After they get out of high school usually benefit a lot from it They learn a lot they get they get more life experience. They get to go more places They get to travel. They don't have to work and you know Slave their way through through school or college if they are with an older man Yeah, so you have opened up a whole new genre of people you can date now for guys.  However, they're trying to get their lives together They're trying to get their life started. They're trying to get their education. They're trying to travel They're trying to have fun. They're trying to go on trips. They're trying to have meaningful relationships and You know accomplish all these things in life that they want to accomplish a lot of women like to do this in their young 20s and in order for you not to be like all you know bundled up in work school and You know social life You're gonna have to have some man that can actually help you that you can benefit from you You know a lot of women will date, you know a college guy An older college guy sometimes, you know or one their own age But you know after that first heartbreak or first few heartbreaks. They're like, you know what if this I'm gonna find me a real man so after they get to that point a Lot of girls Who are career oriented will try to date a guy that's in her field so that she can get the upper hand When she tries to get a job out of college, you know, because they say it's not what, you know, it's who you know, you know So this is advice for a lot of college girls date someone in the field that you want to be in because they can help you also You know when you're dating older guys don't aim too high because they know what you're after ain't Aim like in the middle like so they they think you're attracted to them.  They want another chance at love So it works out good and for guys, you know You know, they have they have a lot of time to mature to get their stuff in order to get their education to make money and Dad and you know once they get to their like late 30s or 40s You know, then they can start seriously considering real stable type relationship or marriage because guys aren't ready to get married in their 20s guys are not ready to get married in their 30s There's they're still trying to get their life together women are ready because They have, you know that clock that biological clock they need to have kids saying to this this this and that before they hit This age they need to have kids at this time in their life So it's okay for you to marry older men. Who said that you have to marry somebody your own age? Nobody. I mean a long time ago in the old days women used to marry like mostly older men And it's a fact that women mature more mentally than men. They mature faster I mean then men so at 25 you're probably more like 30 35 years old and you're mental Or as far as men who are 25 or 25 or younger So you have to get in You know into that Math and equal it out So if you're 25 you should be dating a 35 to 40 year old if you want that stable man Who's going to be able to hold down a decent job have a career going? Have equity in something have good credit have this have that have that because If you're trying to start a family if you're trying to get married Unless you want to struggle together with a person your own age Who's not as mature as you and you have to teach them stuff and they're and they're gonna mess up many times because they're young then that's fine, but if you want that stability that Dependability you want That knowledge you want to learn something from your man then go for a little bit older and Guys age like why guys age good. So when you see a sexy man who's older you're like You know that that's even more of a turn on because they look even better When they're older and they have money and they can teach you stuff and they treat you like a queen You know, they're not they're not like They're happy to be with you you make them feel younger as well They're like reliving their youth through you so they're going to really treasure you, you know So Yeah, and plus you make them look like they're Higher status because they can afford to have a younger woman, you know a lot of men They'll make enough money to get a younger woman They're like, you know, they're stuck with what they got or what they can get But a man of means with a younger woman Not too much younger just a little bit Looks like okay, well his money Can make up and get make up for this this and that and get him a younger woman. He must be This this and that he must have this he must have that No, it raises his status if he has a younger more attractive wife and we all know that a lot of people will labor Hold her a gold digger and that and about but they would be quick to take our place in one second if they had the chance So don't worry about what people think And there's a lot of guys that are going for older men and a lot of girls who are I mean ladies who are older going for younger men Now if you're a lady that's going for a younger man, you're not going to be able to get money out of him as easily And whatever he gives you he's going to be extra proud that he could afford to give you, you know, if you're if you're Rich and he's rich as well Like, you know, some of these celebrities out here a Lot of women don't age as fast as some women. So the age difference doesn't matter, you know It's just one is more experienced When it's been around longer blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, but and some relationships The woman will look a lot older which will keep her insecure around younger women So unless you look damn good for your age, don't date a younger man because he's always looking at the younger women He's just using you or being with you and tell something better comes along now If you look better than any younger woman out there and No, I can top you even if they're 10 years younger than you then fine go for it, you know I know a lot of girls a lot of ladies who date younger guys, but they look younger than the guy Okay, so it's all about appearance and how you look. Nobody will be able to tell that you're 10 years older than him If you look good, you know So keep that in mind y'all But there is a downfall to mirroring or being in a relationship with an older person They're not gonna understand every single thing that you understand. They're not gonna know all the latest lingo emojis Text they're not gonna be all up in social media.  What's what's more important? Okay?  He's another new song. He doesn't like my music Find something neutral that you both like listen to classic artists like you know Michael Jackson or Just some somebody everybody likes no matter what age you are I'm going on stuff like that listen to your music when he's not around or maybe he'll like a few songs And you'll like a few songs of his you know, you just got to compromise because it's not really worth it I mean you'll be with somebody who knows the every word to young thug and think they're all that But can't take you to McDonald's okay, no Okay, go Go for the guy who offers the most quality. Okay, and don't don't get caught up in the age thing because it doesn't matter and Most women I know who are well off who have married up have all married somebody at least 10 years older than them I mean look at Jay-Z and Beyonce. He's about 10 years older than her and they don't look awkward, you know, I Knew this girl who married this guy who's about 15 years older than her and They don't look that much different than in age because men age well and She's living in this lap of luxury She had a helicopter take her away and you know like instead of a limo at the wedding she had all I mean and You know He bought her a Hummer for her wedding gift, you know, and she was just an average She was pretty she wasn't like You know Perfect body or anything or supermodel. She was just average pretty Latina girl. She met this guy he was very like business oriented he wanted the pretty pretty wife and He told her, you know, I need a wife I need I'm you know, I might run for public office. I need a wife I did that, you know, a lot of guys want to fill a roll of wife when they're doing important things fund-raising Trying to open a business.  I want you to drive this car You know, he was a little bit controlling But this was to fit the image of what he wanted to become and she was totally on board with that Why because she understands that older men have priorities they have career goals and If you want to be in a relationship like that, you're gonna have to fit in with them, you know, and you know So he was like mayor of some town and she you know It was nice. She got his dream. He got No, I mean he got his dream. She got her dream. So You got to Understand sometimes you got to think things through To the very end of what could happen versus oh, he doesn't like my music. Oh, well, he doesn't understand this emoji. Oh He doesn't know what Facebook is. You know, you can't be like that. You have to outweigh the quality Okay, because in in ten years In ten years, he's gonna be a little older.  Y'all are gonna have a grand life together You're gonna have property together. Y'all gonna have things paid for you might even have a business together Okay, and you can't do this with someone younger than you most of the time Because they're not that they're not there yet mentally.  They think they are and then they'll start what I will start wondering You got to get someone who's ready who has the formula who wants that missing piece Who's ready to accept it? Who's? financially Available to accept it. Okay. A lot of women Have that I can't I can't be with an older man. I can't let me tell you older men are more experienced at everything and You know They can teach you you can teach them because I've taught Older men so much Because Sometimes they're out of the loop and they need you to give them the information so their mind can stay young So they can know the latest technology so they can know what's going on, you know On both sides, you know And it actually helps them in their career because they know where they the young people are coming from and the older People are coming from and they can merge those ideas to come up with You know money-making ideas at at their job or in their business or whatever they're doing, you know They have both sides of the spectrum so Ladies, this is my last video for 2016. If you go into 2016, I mean 15 you go into 2016 Don't leave older men out, you know, welcome them in because They want someone who still believes in love who will look up to them Who will think they're all that who they can teach who they can spoil who hasn't been tainted? Like if you're a young lady and also if you're older lady still men older than you still want that beauty You know, that's what men value in women. They're their youth and their looks


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All right, so yeah Caleb and I went out to the desert again to take photos Which is basically the setup for every video I make nowadays much to your surprise I'm sure Caleb found a goldmine of abandonment not a literal goldmine But actually an entire neighborhood that's been left to mother nature and yeah crackheads apparently It was an old Air Force base that was vacated around 1994 as best we could tell but it definitely had the look of a suburban neighborhood When we arrived we scouted a bit and pulled into a small driveway overhang area Luckily not a single soul had ever been there and the place was totally graffiti free I didn't really have a game plan to shoot these buildings I kind of felt inspiration would just hit me like a cobra strike to the tank I had two cameras with me as per usual the Leica M6 and the Nikon F2 both of which had ultra-wide lenses Basically glued to them the whole time And the Leica M6 which took me an hour and a half to load even though I've owned it for a couple years now I loaded some HP5 that I would be pushing two stops aka the I don't want any shadow detail special Damn, how am I still this bad at loading the M6?   It's kind of Faking more light sensitivity, but whatever plus the extra grain from pushing these film stocks with no doubt be a wonderful pairing for the Subject matter like a fine wine and the Arby's meat mound sandwich. Yes, my heart still longs for another one With two powerhouses dangling loosely underneath my head and also my cameras. We headed into the first apartment building Figured it was time to get the first shot out of the way Historically the first shot of the role is never really the one. You know what I mean? What's funny is that there's always some sort of pre jitteriness when you enter buildings like this It's kind of hard to escape that primal instinct that's telling you that maybe you shouldn't be there But once things kind of settle down a bit and no one attacks you by brandishing a machete and charging you You start to get a little bit more in the zone auto zone So soon realize that a lot of these apartment buildings are the exact same layout and finding compositions that weren't alike would be a bit of a challenge so a lot of these places are basically the exact same layout so There's only so much you can do compositionally each living block is kind of angled differently towards the Sun So that kind of gives you different lighting options. I might try going upstairs and seeing What's up there, but I don't know if I trust these stairs So it's just a bunch of empty rooms up here really. Yeah, I don't know if I trust this floor to be honest It's pretty cool up here, but there's not a lot up here that wasn't down there In fact, I'd say downstairs is probably more interesting Someone told me to be less negative over my shots and so I guess I'll start now I actually like this shot a lot. It's very simple and non confusing, which is a big deal to me At this point Caleb and I split up not like romantically But we just went down different paths so that all of our shots wouldn't be loose copies of one another There's so much here. There's no way we're gonna be able to cover it all today This shot is interesting from a basic shapes approach. I like how the light coming through the window maintains this semi Rectangular pattern even when distorted by the wall and the floor It's not the only thing that was semi if you catch my drift These portrait 800 shots were very orange and yellow. Yeah, I'm not sure if that's just because the setting we were in Was basically that color anyway, or if it was just a color cast as a result of pushing the film I don't normally shoot color negative when we go explore abandoned stuff like this a lot of times the Original colors of places like this are kind of faded and ugly It's a lot of dust and beige and I don't really think that always works for color I ultimately chose portrait hundred for the extra sensitivity and the warm brown tones that it kind of brings with it I'm not totally in love with the look, but there really just isn't a lot of color to derive from places like this Anyway, a bunch of these shared walls have been body slammed through like the Kool-Aid man Just had a field day at this place or something. So it's pretty easy to scout different buildings quite quickly Fleeing what was probably the bird orgy of the century upstairs I moved on down the road to some buildings that had a different layout and fake Soviet propaganda for some reason Anyway, we moved on to a different part of the neighborhood that featured more housing and apartment buildings and the Lighting was starting to get really nice But ultimately we couldn't really shake the feeling that we're being watched Which turned out to be kind of accurate right around this point a truck pulled up on us and told us that we shouldn't be there Which was probably true He wasn't security, but he was hosting a mock combat simulation event there later that night And he kindly offered the advice that we should GTFO the out of there before the Sun goes down because as He put it outside of literal combat zones.   I mean, I don't know. It's a working theory Plus if I die for my photography does that mean people will finally respect my work We talked to the guy who's running this like airsoft event. It is slightly unnerving hearing gunshots in a place like this This photo is good Maybe one of the best from the day the colors are nice and warm and the lighting makes the photo interesting at the very least This was also a good photo the faded black and white look makes it look like a Polaroid a little bit or at least our ideal version of what we think a black and white Polaroid should look like because reality is a little different Those gunshots sure do put you at ease, huh, but they're just firing blanks, but like Sketch this shot was definitely silhouetted a rookie mistake on my part with the light meter You thought maybe I was better than this.  This is why we have a forerunner We And moved on to a movie theater that looks like it had seen better days Pretty cool, right an abandoned movie theater. How often do you come across one of those? It was pretty dark in there like advanced darkness and we didn't really want to die So we said girl bye and explored elsewhere. I want to go in there so bad. I am not can't blame you big dog One of the rooms there where these cool chairs kind of piled on top of one another I guess I forgot I was shooting with the 12 and the final photo makes it look like they're a mile away So that's no good It was also here that we felt really uncomfortable for reasons that we couldn't explain You know that reptilian feeling you get like you're exposed being watched and shouldn't continue onward. Yeah It was that times three Regardless, we snapped a few photos before security came by and told us to leave before it sees us. I Asked him what he meant by it, but he just sped off quickly Anyway, we called it a wrap after that spot and headed to our accommodations for the night But then soon departed in search of barbecue an iconic staple of any road trip I do with Caleb Unfortunately, the two places we stopped at were closed, but Caleb was handling it quite well.  So we went to In-N-Out instead where the line was longer than Godzilla You know that Brian Cranston one where we don't see Godzilla kick some pterodactyl ass until like two hours in Yeah, that one Anyway back at the hotel things were starting to calm down And I took this bad photo of the bathroom sink at something like one fifteenth of a second and f2.8 So I was kind of out of options there Bring it back man. Just bring back air chrome, please Please make this end The next day was definitely brighter and louder than usual for some reason that didn't really matter to us We decided to check out this abandoned hospital that is supposedly haunted if you believe internet lore It was definitely an interesting building and I think the pushed HP5 actually helped kind of darken the shadows to the point You don't really see how much graffiti was actually there It's kind of a nice trick if you're ever shooting a place like this It was here that I made probably the biggest revelation of my film photography career yet hungover. I Just noticed that I take a different approach than usual when I'm photographing abandoned buildings or interiors in general In my head, I think I just see it more as shooting the space rather than the subject The setting itself is interesting on its own. So if I can capture it effectively, I've already got a half decent shot on my hands I mean you can see it that way or you can see it as a cop out to not have to try as hard to get a good shot But regardless overall, I'm pretty happy with a lot of these This room was super cool. I Took one shot on color and one on black and white to compare and I'm not sure which one I like more Maybe the black and white. There's really no need for this scene to be in color unless Subconsciously I was trying to tell you that this place smelled just as it looked Once we had our fill with the lobby area We decided to head downstairs into the dungeon where it was significantly more darker and claustrophobic Despite the demon noises coming from the underbelly of this thing we pushed on. Oh No, I forgot to tell you what lenses I was using on my cameras Well, if you insist, I was using the ultra wide 12 millimeter Voigtlander on my Leica m6 and the Nikkor 17 to 35 2.8 on my Nikon f2 That Nikkor lens is a total beast It has a tiny bit of fish eye distortion at shorter focal lengths But the glow that it produces around hot spots is like having a free glimmer glass filter Eventually we traversed through several hallways and found some interesting examination type rooms I think this photo is the best case scenario for color film in a place like this The subject and setting is quite interesting and the light from the windows has a really cool glowy look Unfortunately, we had both just seen the movie Barbarian and couldn't shake it from our consciousness in a place like this This photo of Caleb is awesome I don't take a lot of portraits because my boy Edwardio Hooper didn't paint a lot of portraits And I just tried to copy his every move regardless. I think I might throw this in my portfolio It's just a perfect combination of Caleb and the thing he loves the most abandoned trashed buildings Do we dare? Nope Eventually we came into this large storage room or something There's this one beam of light pinning through and as photographers sometimes that's all we need Anyway, after unlocking a new player and film photography loser the video game I took this shot of Caleb and it's kind of hard to make out that he's even there Sometimes I forget how wide or die the 12 millimeter is This shot here would be very moody cinematic even if it didn't say wiener in the corner Last but not least we decided to check out some temporary offices set up right next to the hospital There's a lot of good stuff here. So we definitely took our time This shot is pretty good, but the shot on the other side is better way better This is going in my portfolio. I know we touched on shapes before but this cut out of the wall It just absolutely makes this shot This was a totally cool location and a lot of the rooms definitely gave you the back room vibe You know except for the occasional wall inuendo There's even a mystery room that I decided to check out and was pleasantly surprised It was a toilet My own personal bread and butter Anyway, that was that I finished both roles just in time to head out But before we head out of this video, I'd like to quickly thank today's sponsor Squarespace Squarespace is an all-in-one website building platform that allows you to custom build your own website to the fullest capacity of your own creativity With hundreds of professionally designed templates at your disposal getting started with a good foundation is easy Utilizing Squarespace's intuitive user interface You can simply add or subtract modules to design your own custom look that suits your creative vision For this reason, I've personally been using Squarespace for several years to host my own online photography portfolio The ease of customization allows me to try new arrangements and layouts for my work in a smooth and quick fashion In fact, I was able to renovate my entire website in under two hours a couple of weeks ago Plus if you have questions or need help building your site You can contact Squarespace's award-winning 24 7 customer support portal So what are you waiting for if you're ready to build a website? You can start a free trial today at squarespace.com slash grainy days If you use the code grainy days at checkout you can get 10 off your first purchase This was a super cool location, but definitely sketchy at times I mean all the best ones are for sure if you're not fearing for your life How do you expect to push yourself to become a better photographer speaking of pushing? I might consider pushing portrait 101 stop again in the future. It's not bad Overall, I don't think that this was a location that really needed to be shot in color But whatever I got a lot of shots that I'm pretty happy with I wonder if this mentality of shooting space over subject is going to be my approach to shooting interiors going forward I think that the setting can be a lot more interesting than the subject a lot of times But looking back to when I shot this I was kind of just going with my gut and only made that revelation later on Whatever, hopefully you enjoyed this another directionless episode about a cool location I actually really like doing these one-offs, but Maybe you hate it. I don't know


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Hey guys, welcome back to my channel. My name is Sonali if you guys don't already know me.  Obviously, if you're a high school kid, you can use these as well. But some of these apps are more catered to college students. Let's get started. So I just made this little folder called college apps really quick just to show you guys the specific apps. The first one is to do list. And it's kind of a weird name, but it's supposed to be like to do list. I don't know why they like named that or whatever. So I'm going to go into here. And as you can see, it's just a to do list of everything that kind of comes to your mind. And you don't really have a due date for it, but you can just put it on here so that you won't forget to do it at some point in your life. So I know you have reminders as an app that comes with your iPhone, but I really like this app because you can color code it really nicely. As you can see, you can name the colors. So last semester, I did four of my classes. And then I did KD events, because green is Katie's color. And then I did purple for VP PR assistant, then random thoughts, which doesn't really go into any category was orange, and then YouTube and blog, light blue, Aaron's teal. And then, like I said, all my classes, it's really great for homework, papers, or even a grocery list. This really helps me to keep my life together and not forget anything. The next one is tiny calendar. And this one is pretty much just like the calendar app on your iPhone. But like I said about the last one, you can color code this a lot better than the regular calendar app, because I think you can only color code that one to like a specific email. So I use that one as a family calendar app to see like where everyone is or like what everyone's doing. But for this one, I plan all my stuff out to like the exact time. As you can see here, I said wash comforter right when I got up. So for this day, August 5th, I'm planning on uploading a blog. It's really easy to schedule posts and videos on this. You can look at it from a monthly view and just like pick the days you want to upload kind of thing. So I put Cancun blog here and I color that purple. It's really hard to balance a sorority, school time, YouTube and everything else in your life. This app just makes me so much more efficient and use my time wisely. Next is Uber. Uber is not only for DDing. You can also use it to get rides to busy parking lots or busy places somewhere you don't want to park. So for example, I used it when I went to a Braves game. I got the Uber to pick us up at my sister's boyfriend's apartment. And then we just Uber to the Braves game and we didn't have to pay for parking. We didn't have to walk all the way from the parking lot to the stadium. So that was really nice. And as you can see, I think Uber Eats is the thing now. So that's really cool. I mean, if you're ever really hungry or late night studying in the library and you want something to eat, you could probably use Uber Eats. Next is the app Expense. This app is really cool because you can say when you got paid and then you can deduct like all your expenses for the day. So then it keeps up with your balance. So then you can kind of see how much you have left over for the month. Let's say I got an allowance of $50 every Friday. You can add that and say allowance, then add $50. Let's say bonus default account. So then it puts it in place for that Friday. You got $50. So your balance is going to be $50. So then let's say on Saturday, I am planning on going to a movie that costs me $12. So we'll say movie deduct $12. Then let's see entertainment. So now when you look at it for the whole month, you see that I have $38 in my balance. And it just really helps you keep accountable for what you have in your bank account, what you can spend, and how fast you can spend it. Next, we have an app called Slice. This is really cool because it tracks all of your online packages. I have been obsessed with online shopping recently, so this app was so nice to have. Because as a college student, you really don't have time to search through every email and look at every individual tracking number and see when it's going to be shipped out.  So as you can see, one of my packages are out for delivery today. Next is Amazon.  That means you can get two day shipping sometimes even the same day delivery. It just depends on like where it is or like what it is. I loved it so much that I decided to purchase it for the whole year. And let's just say I've been taking advantage of the two day shipping. I literally get like a package almost every other day. So that's pretty bad. Apparently you can also stream movies and music. I haven't personally tried it, but might as well try it if you're gonna get for free, right? If you're not like an Amazon lover, you probably don't know this, but Amazon isn't just for like electronics or I don't know, just like random things. They also have like clothes and shoes on there. I actually got two pairs of shoes. And they're probably my favorite shoes in my collection. I got like knockoff Birkenstocks for $15 and they lasted me so long. So if you ever need anything, check Amazon first because they probably have it for much cheaper. Next is Waze. And obviously I can't really show you anything in this app just because I'm not driving right now. I really like this app better than the maths that comes with the iPhone because it usually takes you the fastest route and it also looks out for cops. It could possibly save you hundreds of dollars from a speeding ticket. So I really recommend this app for driving back and forth to college because that's when like the cops hide out on those like sketchy highways, you know? Next is Quizlet. This app allows you to make flashcards on the app itself.  So if you have free time, you can really quickly study wherever you are. You can play games like match or learn or you can even take a test. And that's what I usually do. I like to do multiple choice tests because I feel like I learned better that way. The next app is Buzzfeed. And this app is like the coolest app ever. Like I know we all like to procrastinate. If we have a paper, you know, you might be on Instagram, but Instagram doesn't last you a while.   Those are my favorite. They also have educational articles so you can learn while you procrastinate. You know, at least you're doing something right. And the last app is Time Hop. And I literally love this app. I go on it every single morning. You can set a notification to remind you every morning to look at it. Sometimes I feel like kind of homesick and I just miss everyone back home. So I go on here and look at all the amazing memories throughout my years. So you can actually link all your social media accounts to this app and that will pull everything that you did on this day, the past years. For example, last year on this day, me and Ryan went to Lake Yola for the first time ever. It was raining and it was actually really nice and we just got to walk around. And as you can see, he's like carrying me over this puddle. Oh my God, he's literally the best boyfriend ever. I don't know, I just really like looking back on memories. I think it's super fun. That is it of this video. And let me know if you already have some of these apps and which one's your favorite. I will see you guys in my next video. Bye guys!


I'm with Michael Calhoun in the Curio booth and we're watching Gilaad Harazi do something with his arms here. He's flailing his arms around and he's got an Android tablet from Michael. Tell us what's going on here. So what Gilaad is doing, he's showcasing our Curio motion 2.0. The camera captures his motion in the game, so you don't need any controllers, anything. It just uses your body motion to control the game. So all I see is he's flailing his arms around. What is he causing? He's mountain biking now, so he's pedaling with his arms and he's pedaling his arms in a motion like he's pedaling and then he's moving side to side to dodge objects that are thrown in the road. So how does this know that he's leaning side to side? It just uses the camera itself to capture his motion and then it just follows his motion using the camera. Now I think I'm seeing that, so there's an Android tablet, the only reason the TV is here is to display it, right? That is correct. We're just using the TV for display purposes, so all you need is the tablet itself to play the games.  That is correct. You've got to get them up and on their feet. It seems that a lot of stuff at CES is dedicated to letting us sit more on our couch and the other half is fitness stuff, right? That's right, but we want to get them up and off their feet, so we pride ourselves on keeping kids safe and part of that is getting them healthy and fitness and getting them moving and up and off the couch. Alright, so earlier Gilad showed us that when he went up a ramp, he was able to go up in the air with his hands. He was touching these stars and they were showing, it was actually showing him on screen touching the stars. Oh wait, here comes one, here comes one. Every time he grabs one of those stars, he's going to do a trick and he'll get 50 points for everyone he can grab. And the more stars he grabs, the better the trick will be. You go, Gilad. Alright, so when will this be available? The Curio Motion 2.0 will be available on fall for 2015. Alright, and how can people find out more about it? You can go to our site at curioworld.com. And how would one spell that? K-U-R-I-O-W-O-R-L-D. Alright, very much. Thank you, Michael.


What's up guys and in this video I got my good friend James Gonzalez with me. Hi, Dean brother. Good buddy. Very good Thanks for coming over So basically in this video when we talk about best practices for investing in ICOs. I want to say that I'm not a financial advisor I'm not a trader. I'm not a speculator What James and I about to tell you it just best practices that we've seen people in the industry do and that we recommend So before we do before we do begin I just want James to first do a little quick bio on a little background and who you are So people can have a context for this video. Absolutely again. Thank you, Amir James Gonzalez been in the space since late 2012 investing since 20 early 2013 We founded I believe Canada's first or one of Canada's first strict Bitcoin consulting companies in early 2013 We also were venture capitalists early in the space investing in Bitcoin's first hundred million dollar mining company as a miner and a bunch of other plays along the way We've also we do blockchain TV Which is an industry PR company We believe that the killer app is the stories of the people that the technology is going to eventually empower Totally So yeah, you know big fan of the space big fan of blockchain big fan of what block geeks does and Very excited Cool. So I'm gonna kind of dive into this Obviously the ICO so if you guys don't know what ICO is I made a video leave a link below this video So initial coin offering. It's super hot right now super hot But the market is having a correction, which is good. I really like that. It's a healthy for the market But you know the number one question most people ask is how do I invest? Yes? No, should I invest not even how to invest is like should I invest in X? Should I invest in Y for the most part? I don't really tell people to invest because I'm not a financial advisor always tell people do your own due diligence Don't rely on other people's information. Absolutely rely on your own self-judgment. Yes, you know, there's a saying You know, what's the saying the Rothschilds had a saying it's like when there's blood on the street by exactly Yeah, when people are greedy be fearful, right? That's right So but based on your experience since you've been in this industry for so long What are some kind of basic principles or advice that you can get people on actually? Understanding the space when it comes to investing their hard-earned money. Absolutely. Absolutely, and you know, I completely agree with Amir It's it is being so new you have to do your homework. You do diligence is basically the number one criteria You know living in an age of easy access to information. There's no excuse not to put in the time to do the research But I think that's where it all starts is is you need to pay if you want to get in the space You need to have time first and foremost to ultimately understand what you're getting into too many people whether it's real estate Ico stocks if you don't fundamentally understand what you're investing in you probably shouldn't be in the space in the first place because then you are You know just chasing other people You know, I know a second thing that we've talked about over time is team You know once you've actually studied the white paper and you now move past, you know To the next phase of analyzing the team, you know, who are they? You know, do they come from any industry that they're trying to disrupt?   I want to see your bio I want to see what you've done before you got into the space You want to see the human behind the car? I want to see the invite and there's too many ICOs that come out And it's an avatar and you're like, okay Well, what do you you know, what do you got to hide and sure not fairness a lot of these guys are still working day job Sure So they're all scared because they don't want their employer to find out but at the end of the day You know, if you're coming to the table asking for millions of dollars Then yeah, you kind of owe that to your your investor that at least show yourself, right? So, you know, you mentioned a couple of things over your transparency geolocation decentralization versus centralization of the company honesty of the individual the founders etc Is there kind of like a checklist or like a five point a seven point system that you can kind of go through that you look at personally when you review something Yeah first and foremost, I guess it would be You know, how how easy is is white paper to understand like when you first get in there, you know going over the first read You know, does does it flow doesn't make sense logically without going too deep into it from there Then you can start going deeper than team is definitely Something on that on that checklist utility What is the industry that they're actually trying to disrupt?  Is it actually going to be executed? Is there an actual product are they actually coming after a real problem? Also again experience which comes down to the team do most of the core members have the experience in the industry that they're Actually trying to disrupt that is huge There's a lot of projects where you see guys that are just Picking an industry to disrupt and nobody on the team actually has any real relevant experience as to the other side of that industry And how it actually can be disrupted, you know regulations and all that stuff You know, I think also You know, obviously transparency is another one You want to see that people are responsive to the community whether it's telegram slack, you know Bitcoin talk reddit, are they answering questions Facebook social media? Are they engaging with their community? But you know, do they have anything to hide are they quick at answering questions? That's something I definitely like I like engagement I like to see strong numbers and slack channels and you know and people actually engaging not just, you know, not engaging You know, and obviously, you know, like we've seen marketing and you know, and I might be shooting myself in the foot here because I obviously run a marketing company, but a Nice deal has to be more than just marketing marketing is a big part of it But marketing can hide a lot of the problems that might be in the ICO whether management or the structural part itself So you have to look behind the marketing side You know, don't just be fooled by that by the big dollars in the smoke and mirrors actually make sure that the marketing is in sync with the plan And and execution, you know, do they have again it comes back to the team Do they have all the core pieces advisors core team members partnerships? Yeah, I think that's a huge one Do they actually have real partnerships before they even ICO or is it just it's a pie in the sky stuff? Yeah, I'll add a couple of things. I look at as well I'll look at the community when it comes to stack exchange. How big is the community of there? How many developers are working on there? Yes, I look at their github profile as well to see their code Is it open for the public one's the last time somebody's updated it, etc. Absolutely because bottom line even though, you know They're solving a problem in the world whatever problem they're solving the backbone of this is developers and You know, you can put all this marketing and you can camouflage things and hide things out If I don't see a vibrant community on github or stack exchange or maybe if a slack channel, especially github Especially I always second guess it. Yeah, for example, if you look at Ethereum stack exchange, it's just graduated You know stack exchange David Thierman its own community. Yeah, it's beautiful I mean you have like 50 questions day coming out there, you know all those 50 questions getting answered So there's actual developers spending time there asking questions getting answers, which is fantastic And there's other communities as well But that's my main thing to add on whatever already what you have so kind of if we can summarize is You know read the white paper understand it ideally in my mind You should be more than a white paper. Yes, you have some alpha product or beta product You don't need millions of dollars to create something you you can use a simple app called Envision app Which costs you almost nothing to actually streamline the creation of your beta product So understand the white paper. Make sure they have a demo product in my mind Study the founders who they are the transparency of them the geolocation of them You mentioned time zones as matters a lot cultural differences. Absolutely matters a lot language matters a lot Study the business utility. Is it a token? Is it not a token? Right. There's different variations out there. What is this salt? Does it make sense? Is there an actual business model to this that when you look at this? I get I get it This is the product or service you're selling for or X Y and Z. You know what I mean? Yes What else we talked about we talked about developer community as well, you know github and stack exchange and you mentioned anything else Don't be scanned by the marketing. Yeah Fall for the marketing Look behind the marketing on that one because like I know as as we start seeing higher valuations You're gonna start seeing more higher marketing budgets. Yeah to try to pull in, you know, especially You know, I know the other day here in Toronto. We had an article in the major newspaper Alex Tab Scott Yeah, and Vitalik was on you know, he was on the cover of that and you know I got a lot of new calls that day saying hey, what's this a theory? That's what you see a lot of fresh faces now a lot of new exposure You know a lot of people got to be careful the regulators are still circling and try to figure all that mess out But yeah Tread lightly right one of my favorite sayings in the world is if you enter a room and you don't know the schmuck is you're the schmuck So don't be the schmuck don't be the schmuck be an educated person I always tell people your job in life and this goes beyond what we're talking about this encompass who you are You need to strive for intellectual capital. Yes, right?  Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. No, and and and I think it's important to remember here Everything's still new. So there's you know, we have a hundred plus billion dollar market cap But this is a lot of the stuff is still theory. Yeah, so it's still we're in that work We're in that we're rolling out the practical applications now So that's what people need to understand at the end of the day You should always be investing what you can still afford to lose because nobody knows that's right It's still so much uncertainty in this industry that you know, you really need to tread lightly and don't just get caught up in the hype Mm-hmm, you know, they're they're still a long way to go. The market is still very early You know, so, you know a guy I mean, I would hate to see anyone get wiped out so early on when this is still so early You know just be patient and and you know, don't feel like you've missed out That's right I think that's the biggest thing people need to understand here is don't feel like the prices are out of your reach Dollar-cost average, you know, be smart about what you're doing and just don't chase charts like saying I miss the stock market This is a long term play here Like, you know, even whatever a hundred dollars a week into Bitcoin or Ethereum like that adds up So there's no rush and you know, just just just do your research and you know at the end of the day If you're not having fun Then you're in the wrong. Yeah, so if you're at this turns into a stressful thing for you Don't stop it. Okay. You better be having fun. You want to enjoy this? This is a paradigm shifting experience for all of us a magical journey and It should be taken for fun. This is fun. This is a great time. It's you know, don't make this investing stressful Well said cap it off over there if people want to get more information about you Yeah, you can hit me up at crypto consultant calm we're on check out blockchain TV on YouTube and Add Jimmy crypto for Twitter. Cool. Peace guys. Peace


Shiver 1000 here. I also have Monkey! Miss Monkey 1000. So, uh, mystery box.  Seems to be a theme, I'm liking it. Stick around, let's see what this is. So I'm sitting, you know, it's Sunday morning, bright and early, and I'm in the bedroom and uh, Monkey's out here. I come out and she said a box came. Well, I asked me if I ordered anything. I'm like, no, why? Box came. So, okay, it's pretty heavy. So, I said, okay, so I went in, I started watching my programs I watch every Sunday morning. One is Musty One, and the other one is Terral Fixes, all of them guys. And I said, well, I'll open it, you know, after I watched my shows and she's like, oh, okay. She's dying to see what's inside of here. You are too.  So, I was like, well, so I paused my show and uh, come out and told her, I said we'll go ahead and open this up. So, let's go ahead and open this up.  Let me get you pointed down here. Again, I don't know what this is. Monkey don't know what it is. We just know there's some gravity to it. Yeah. Restore status, I got this thing I can scan here. So, Corvo Bulldark, Spicy Chicken Roasted Sauce, and Bulldark Spicy Chicken Roasted Sauce, and Hack Bulldark Spicy Chickens.  All right, so, check this out. This is cool. We got to be in Bootspoon. Isn't that cool? Okay, there's another thing in here. Those are nice. You see what it says. And the baby forks. Oh, hand-to-baby forks.  Forks? Oh, there's forks. Yeah.  Isn't that cute? All right, so here. Take this camping. This is a set, do not separate. Well, I don't want to have to open one and a joke. Anyway, Bulldark Hot Sauce. I can't read what that one says, but I think it's what I just read in there on that. Let's open it up. Pink one. She likes pink, it don't matter what it is. It could be the crappiest, there could be deer urine in there, but it's pink.  All right, you can read what the pink one is. You like pink. This one's hot sauce. Ooh, lunchtime's coming early. What is it? It's hot sauce, artificial spicy chicken flavor. Ooh. And we got this one here. One monkey just read. All right, see what this is. All right, wait a minute. Wait, wait a minute. Oh my God, this is from Brian and Morty again. Oh my God. Thank you guys, wow.  Thank you. Happy birthday, hope you enjoy this from Marla and Brian Patton. Aw. Enjoy your gift, happy birthday from Marla and Brian Patton. Oh my God. Aw, that's really cool guys. Never, ever had one. Well, I was doing them stir fry. Yeah. And I had said, they listened to that. All right.  Right. Let me walk. Aw. 12 inch walk. That's so cool. You've got mail, there's a card in here when I open it here and say okay, this is, scan this for a delicious surprise. Thank you for being awesome and starting your culinary journey with us. That's pretty cool. So I can scan that. Yep. Yep, we will do that. Okay, this is seasoning. I don't have to read up on that. Check this out. This is nice. Oh, look. Gail passing over to her. Yeah. Oh, I love it. Mark, can you be using your walk and I'll be able to have good food. That's why she's so excited. Check that out. That's so nice. Oh, thank you so much. Thank you guys. Look at this. That is really nice. Wow. She even said, maybe it's from more than brand. I'm like, no, no, they sent me the, the, the, the soups. Yeah. So, look at that. Never know. You guys, so much. I like it. Thank you, baby. Oh, wow. When are we doing this? I don't know. So, well, we was going to go fishing or take the boat out today, but it rained early this morning. Everything's wet. Well, it's covered up, but she's in this cold. I haven't been out yet and it's after 10, but then we was talking about fishing, but again, it's got, we got 90% chance of rain, which that could have already been rain. Yeah. It rained bad last night. So I said, I'd travel around in the mud and stuff.  I'll have to get a recipe and do a video on it with the walk. Yeah. Thank you guys so much. You guys, I don't know what to say. Very cool. Thank you. I don't want to thank you so much. Wow. Totally unexpected. Oh, I had more good food to eat when I got off the work. He's the chef in the house. Yeah. I go to work. He does that and my mother does the laundry. So we all do something. Yeah. Pitching. Yeah. Well, I got to work on stuff too. So I'm also the carpenter, the mechanic, the plumber, the gardener. Well, kind of the gardener. I do try. They got tears in my eyes. Thank you guys so much. I love you guys, man. I love you a lot. Thank you so much. Very nice. Nice birthday gift. I like these. They're so cute. You want to get one out or are you going to get one out? True. Are they cute? The walk of life. Remember that song? Oh, it's playing a tune. I'm going to meet and I still don't know. You don't remember that song, Walk of Life? I probably have, but I think it's so cute. I'll bring it up for her and then she'll get it. Some of you guys will get it, but thanks again, guys. They got me tearing up here. I'm going to get off here. You guys, thank you. Worth opening. I really, really appreciate it. Yeah. Very nice. Awesome. Thanks, guys. Hopefully your new year's going as good as mine. You've been doing pretty good lately. And you have too, because, you know, I cook first. I get all the good food. That's why I'm gaining weight. Oh, I needed one of these so bad. That's really a nice one though. Yeah, cast iron. There's no comparison to cast iron. No. I mean, it just makes everything bad. It's heavy, but it's not as heavy as your pot is. That pot is very heavy. Yeah, my pot's, well, you know, it's a Dutch oven. That's why it's really thick. It's made to go in with fire and stuff. I put this in the fire. Yeah, yeah. And then my pan, my frying pan, you bought me and my Dutch oven, you bought me. It after Christmas, my Dutch oven, didn't it? Yeah. Last year, wasn't it? Yeah. Yeah. Year before this past one. Thanks guys. Again, appreciate it. So that means that everyone, Shea Bear, the myth man, the legend, gone for now, Monk. Like I said, she's out for now. Thank you all. It was really nice. We're gonna read up on, yes. Thank you very much. We're gonna read up on seasoning. This may be able to do a video of seasoning. So. Yeah. But anyway, this will be in a lot more videos to come. Thanks guys. Shea Bear, the myth man, the legend, gone for now. Like I said, she's out, bye. We'll see you guys in the next one.


Alrighty, I'm gonna provide a really quick update for what's going on at the park in terms of preparing for opening. As of right now, Mountain Bay Cliffs, they're moving the pieces into the park off the service road. The new kiddie ride over in Planet Snoopy is from what I can gather, almost done construction. If I had to make a prediction, just based off of when the construction team came back in and started working on the ride, it looks like from the drone footage when we pan up, a lot of the rides are ready to go. We've been seeing them testing as well. Yukon Stryker's lift hill has been testing. The elevator, wow, I just lost my train of thought. This is what happens when you make a video, right? When you wake up, the elevator has been testing up the lift hill and all the other rides have definitely been getting ready. It does look like they are working on Mountain Bay Cliffs, which is a little different from what I thought, but it does appear like Splashworks isn't getting ready to open in any way whatsoever. I can't really see Splashworks opening this season considering they haven't done any hiring. It doesn't seem like there's any prep work, but as we know, things can change very last minute. Nothing new going on in the storage lot. As we know, everything has arrived in terms of new rides and stuff. But yeah, super exciting. You'll definitely start to see the park ramp up. Employees should be returning to work around June 2nd would be my prediction. And from there on in, you'll start to see the park slowly get ready to open as things wind down. Anyways, I just wanted to provide a quick update based off of construction in terms of the park. Mountain Bay Cliffs has definitely started up again a little bit and the rides are getting ready to open and train the employees for a 2020 season, no matter how that looks. Anyways, hope you enjoyed this really quick construction update. Sorry for being so blah, I just woke up and I had to get this out. Thanks so much for watching. Bye.


Everything above the table, I'm Starvy HUH, SUBBY HUH Going up the dome, no Sharpie HUH Play chess in the streets, make your moves My house in LA look like Cancun My movie thing in Sophie's in my bathroom The photo, what's the spot from the Cameroon That was a good lighting here This way, this way, yeah Strath, come down King Street Oh, don't put that in there What's up, welcome back to the channel You already know who it is Who is it, Phil? BAM My name is Sean Enox This is a Friday night in Sydney What's your one and all? Phil's had a couple of wines, I think So he's a bit, how you going? Sorry I haven't posted a video in a while I've just been chilling out Doing a bit of stuff Me and Zach went for a bush walk Yeah, just been working on that So hopefully you'll enjoy tonight's video As much as Phil's enjoying Where are you, there you are Couple of bevvies Yeah, couple of bevvies with the oibes You don't know what oibes means Sydney slang it means boys The oibes Can you hear that? Ravados, your Ravados supporter man It's not vegan bro, you can't play stuff It's turning a V-roll That's the end play tonight, actually Golfing Golfing? Old food You have to move more You have to move like you've got an oiby The oiby? Yeah One in the cross, it gets camo chunned by In Kings Cross Candies You would know the name, Candies How does he know this?  I don't have time for this The guy from Star Trek Look at this, see the light?  One bucket? Nah, you want to load them up bros Two? Two buckets? Two I don't know Two Isn't it usually two as a minimum? Nah, I think one I haven't been in a minute I always hurt my shoulder blade My shoulder socket when I do this It's a Sydney nightlife West, West in Sydney Shit I say Yeah, terrible Nothing to do out in this place How many views have you been at? No way No comment No comment I honestly thought there'd be more people here But there's not many people here One is nine bucks It's been spanned up Thanks for them The orange one I need the big dog Still not big enough Still not big enough Send the dinga Come and say it again But I'm having difficulties Ah, what's going on mate? This bloke, bloke himself at work See for the focus Angle grinder to the finger here He's been bleeding in there a little Ah, yeah Saw We'll see what you got Woah, I'm out of here Happy, happy Gilmore Is that landed yet? Yeah, that's further bro It's all in your hips and that There you go Yep In the hips Get a swing going Phillip Watch the fence Oh It got stuck Happy Gilmore, this one There it is I was getting good ones before Going shots The hips man Like what's it do from happy Gilmore Did I lose his hand in the crocodile? I didn't say much Come down, look at him just popped up Cut me down with my prime He got me Let's see it That's at least 100 subs You can't see mate A little bit, a little bit Yep Let's see one, come on Send one Woo, that was a decent one Watch That was a decent one Take that She was like on the fence Can only have one bloke in here at a time mate See, not a very big area What you want to know Whoa, Frank's like a big Japsaw Big Frankenstein finger Damn Put it in there coming up black There's no music out here I thought there'd be playing music out here tonight There's none There's no Jimmy Bonson Nothing, we need Jimmy We need Carl Chisell Okay, so on mate She was a vlog and I was a vlog What's a vlog, explain to the American viewers what a vlog is What's the combination What's the combination Getting Instagram photo Sorry I'm actually sending nudes Krispy Kreme don't have any vegan options None, I have to sit here and just enjoy The oxygen in this noodle You can have a heart You can have a heart, I've got a heart though After aquagolf It's a cat man As you can see guys It's 9.46 We've had Thai, we've gone to Aquagolf It's pretty much a It's a night in southwest Sydney Friday night in southwest Sydney Not much else to do here Unfortunately Yeah, Joe knows He's a trap cat this cat What's that Alright guys, that was a Friday night in Sydney There's really not much to do if you don't drink There's not a lot for you to do in Sydney There's not a lot to do in Sydney to begin with If you're a Sydney cider you'll understand that Hopefully you guys enjoyed the video If you guys are new to my channel Make sure you go and check out the rest of my videos Hit that subscribe button if you're new here as well If you want to support me in any way Head over to eveningmob.com And pick up a t-shirt That's my brand I hope you guys enjoyed this content From The Land Down Under There's not many YouTubing people down here Like you have like the big heavy hitters Kind of like Luke Owen and Jackson That kind of do pranks and then you have the scooter boys Like Wesma and Jacked Out Which are the homies which is really cool Then you just have like makeup chicks That just sit there in front of their camera Just build the tea and like Talk about murder mysteries And I could tell you guys heaps of stories Like I've got so many stories I remember one time We got called for riding graffiti on the train And I ran that hard from the transit police We had to hide in someone's backyard And I flew up, it's how hard I ran But yeah, anyway guys, hope you guys enjoyed the video Thanks for watching, shout out to all the day ones Thanks for everyone supporting me so far It's been amazing trying to push this YouTube thing further in Australia Leave a thumbs up, let me know what you guys want to see me do Obviously skateboarding is cool Like going skating and stuff, there's not much to skate out this way So yeah, anyway guys Thanks for watching the video and I'll catch you all In the next one, good night


Hi, it's Bridget. Welcome to Above Life Channel. The purpose here is to inspire your spirit to fill you up with hope because it's your life. So live it. Today we have a dialogue with someone I have not talked to before and someone who did make his transition in 2018, so pretty recent. And I felt like it was a good time to connect with him because I kept seeing his face. I kept seeing his image. Not external, but in my mind's eye, or in my clairvoyance, which is the third eye. And so I thought it would be a good time to do that. So today we're going to talk with Anthony Bourdain. So what does Bridget know about Anthony Bourdain? I'd like to give you that up front so you have an idea so you can see the conversation unfold authentically. So I know that he committed suicide. I know that he struggled with some kind of addictions. I think that was something that was public. And I know that he has one child. I think he has one child. And that he was on a food guy. He was on the food programs and TV and stuff. So that's what I know about him. So let's get to know him a little bit more, shall we? All right. So Anthony, come on in. He says right away, my friends call me Tony. You can call me Tony, which is good. All right. Thank you. Yeah, Tony. That's great. He seems kind of serious.  And he actually has glasses on. And it's kind of interesting because they look like they're too, they have a purpose, like glasses with a purpose. Like they look like reading glasses kind of a thing or glasses to help you see better. But they also look like they're the kind of glasses that have almost transition lenses. Like if you go into a bright place, they transition. I don't know what the deal is with the special glasses, but he's got some special glasses on. So hey, there you go. And so Anthony, okay, or Tony, I'm sorry, because you said I can call you Tony. Can you share with us a little bit about what it's like in the afterlife? You're a new arrival over there, over there. And so can you talk to us a little bit about that? That would be insightful for us to learn from you, from that experience. He says, sure. And it looks like he's sitting on a stool, just so you guys know, with kind of one foot down, one foot up, almost like a stool, like at an eating establishment kind of a thing. And he says, sure, sure, I can do that. Talk to you about that.  And I've been thinking about that for a long time, to be honest with you. I've been thinking about that a long time. I came close to pulling the trigger multiple times earlier on in my life, you know, I had some down, downturns. But, and I didn't hide that, like I'm not ashamed of the person that I am, you know, that I, that I was. But the life that I lived, I know it could have been better. I could have done better.  If I'm gonna be, if I want you to know me, my heart was in writing, I'd love to write. And that was important to me.   It feels like you're looking down over the course of what seemed like years and, and the times that were bad just seemed like to go on forever. And the times that were good seemed so short, you know, and looking down at life, life itself, life is short. That's the one thing I would want to tell people, life is short, your life is short.  That's what I would say. That's what I would want people to know. You don't want to, if you, if people really realized how brief your time is, you would live differently. Yes. Okay. Wow. Tony, are you related to any motivational speakers? I mean, like really intense, like really to the point really, wow. Okay. Awesome. Thank you for that. Can you talk a little bit about the actual transitioning part?  He said, you know, it was more about the travel. He says, you know that, right? It's more about the travel, like getting welcome into people's homes and having these experiences where you're in these foreign lands and, and you just, there's all this, this stimulus, you know, the smells and the colors and the people and the stories. And it's just, it's just so, the traveling part, you know, it's about that, you know, it's about that. Okay. No, I didn't know that. I kind of thought you were a food guy and you just happened to travel. So you're telling me that the travel is a huge part and that's kind of the explorer adventure kind of piece. Yeah, absolutely. So talk to me about the transition because a lot of people that are going to be watching at above life channel will be curious, Tony, how, what that's like, because you know, do you, I mean, remember when you were a guy, you would want to know this too, you would ask, you would be curious, you would say, hey, so what did it feel like? Did you feel anything? What was it? What was it about? Did relatives greet you or what? He says, it's funny, you should ask that. He says, I had a brother that died young. Okay. So a brother or someone that felt like a brother. It's weird because I see two young men in a picture. I see one taller than the other and one of them isn't there anymore. But it seems like the older one isn't there anymore and the younger one is. Is the younger one you? Yes. He said, yeah. Yes. And he greeted me. He was there and and you know, you know, it's not just a place. He says, you know, you know, it's not a place. There really isn't like a heaven and an earth.  So I guess, you know, yeah, there is, but it's not a place. It's not like moving to Toledo. It's not like that. And you, you know that, you know that, but I'm saying it for the, for the people who are watching, for the viewers, they, they need to understand that. You're absolutely right. Yes, they do. Thank you. So talk more, talk about what it felt like for you at the moment of your death in particular. Do you think it was different for you because you chose you committed suicide? So do you think it was different versus like maybe natural causes kind of a thing? Like, talk about that a little bit. He says, yeah, you really get to it, don't you? You just cut right to it and go right with the hard questions, get right to the core. I like that. I like that upfront kind of attitude. I like that kind of initiative. I'm like, okay, okay, Anthony. All right. Tony, Tony. Okay. Tony. All right, Tony. All right. So talk to me seriously now. We're not going to avoid this. Okay. He said, all right, all right, all right. Yeah. He said, all right. Well, it's not an easy thing getting to that point to make that decision. And it's not something I would recommend to anyone. It's difficult for me to share this, to say this, because as you know, it was relatively recent in the human calendar and context of time. It's hard for me to say this because I don't want you to get the wrong impression as you're watching about the afterlife or about God or creator, whatever your belief is in that higher power part. But you should know that for a moment, when I let go, really let go of life as a body. And I, it was almost instantly, it was like taking the sheet off the bed and getting out of bed. And you know how that is, like if you, particularly if you live in a colder climate or if the windows open in the apartment and you get out of bed and it's cold and your feet hit the ground and it's cold and you're like, oh, cold. That's how it felt. That's the best analogy I could, the scenario I could describe to you. So the moment that I made that choice and I slipped through that sheet and into the cold of what comes next. And it was cold. I felt really cold, really cold. And I know that doesn't really make sense because there's no body, how can you feel cold?  I know that's not going to be a real popular with some of your viewers, he says. But when you, when you choose to inflict murder upon yourself or your body, you murder your body because that's what you did. That's what I did. That's what you did. There's this coldness that happens immediately after. And I'm not saying this because I want to persuade you not to do it. And I don't want you to feel bad if you have loved ones, relatives and people that you care about who did commit suicide and who are in the afterlife. I'm just sharing with you one guy's experience, you know, Tony's experience. This is what I felt. It felt real cold. It felt cold. It wasn't what I thought it would be. But, but I'm not tortured. You can ask Bridget. He says, you can ask Bridget. I'm not tortured. I don't feel, I don't feel intense heaviness and not drag and chains and moaning and haunting anybody or anything like that. I'm not doing that. That's not, I'm not, I'm not being punished.  This is your, this is your punishment. It's not like that. It's not like that. The, the worst thing for me is the connection I still have to what you would consider ego mind, the mind. So when I chose to stop my life as a person in a body, I didn't realize that I was also choosing to continue my, on my path of development, personal development and growth. So every time I went to, I got help for addiction, my addiction, I, and I would do well for a while or I could do rehab or I'd quit cold turkey and I'd be good for a while. And then I, but then I'd fall back in and go back into this, the cycle that was heavy. You know, it felt so heavy like I'm carrying heavy bags and I can't set them down like multiple backpacks on both arms and just really shoulder pushing down on me. I didn't realize that I was, I was still going to, I wasn't going to be free from that. It's, it's, it's difficult to explain this to you, but I still have a connection to my mind in a way that the ego creates a, like a bubble or a pressure of energy, like a buildup of energy, like a buildup. And what's in those bags, I still have that in part. It's, but it's not, it's not, I don't want people to get the wrong idea here. I don't want people to get the wrong idea here. That's what he's saying. It's not like you're forced to carry with you all the pain and suffering from your human life, but I also got to be clear. It's not like it was gone in a second. There is a moment of separation and our immediate release from the pain for me and everything was cold. And then there was nothing, nothing. There was no feeling. And it reminded me of that addiction when you're numb, just numb and there's nothing. And all you want is to feel something, something, even, maybe even if it's kind of bad, you want to feel something and you don't, you just don't. There's none of that. There's none of that. I think this might be why maybe, if I can speak for you, this is him speaking, he's saying this, if I can speak for you, Bridget, why you didn't want to interview me because it's complicated, because the way that we experience afterlife as a spirit, that's what you say. You use the word spirit. I still don't see myself as a spirit. That's not necessarily the word I would use, but I'm not stuck either. I'm not one of those spirits that I said, like I said, is haunting or stuck on earth or anything, but I have things I have to clear up for myself. And so it's kind of like I'm going through rehab in a way. But this time, this time I just chose to do it over here in this space. That's hard to describe to you what the space is. And I don't have words because words don't work to describe that. And I do not recommend experiencing it for yourself. I cannot recommend that. Nope, profound. Now I know why I needed to talk to you, Tony. Wow. I have so many follow up questions I want to ask you, so many things I want to ask you about. The complexity of your experience transitioning is fascinating to me. And I really appreciate you sharing as best you could in human words and contexts that we can under, we as watchers, you know, as viewers can understand. But the big takeaway that I got from you, from what you described about your transition into the afterlife is that it's unique and that is consistent. It is unique and original to the person based on your beliefs, based on your expectations, based on what you want to do, because it feels like you didn't accomplish what you set out in life to accomplish because of the addiction piece that it was distracting you and sidetracking or taking you off your course. And that just happened one too many times and you just were done with it. It's how it feels like you're like, okay, I'm done. I'm done. And that because of that, there's still this kind of energy, this, this opportunity of personal development, which is kind of ironic because a person and you're not even a person anymore, but you're having a development piece here, like a, like an ascension or an evolution, like an ascension, like you're transcending and you're learning and growing as, as energy. And that, that you have to clear that some of that energy, but that it's not this painful suffering process like that you maybe have experienced on earth with a body, but you're doing it in a different way. That's more of a mental almost. If we were going to attach what you're describing to the human experience, I would attach it instead of like addiction or illness, disease to the physical body, I would attach it to your, the mental, the mind. And that's the interesting, that's such an interesting, interesting thing that you brought up there. I mean, it's complex. There's a lot of things we could explore there. And I'm thinking, have you met Wayne Dyer? Because he's all about that understanding the mind and the thoughts and the ego mind in the afterlife. He said, yeah, I think I believe, yes, I believe I've met him, but he's not one of your coaches, right? He's like, no, not yet. He's like, no, no, but I could have, you know, I could have a beer with them. I could easily have a beer. Well, you can't technically because he didn't drink, but you know, he's like, no, but I could talk to him. Yeah. All right. I just talked to him last week. That's what I was thinking.   It's fascinating to me. It's really interesting. It's really interesting. And I want to ask you more things too, like tell me more about the ego mind part, but I feel like you're not far enough along in the process to be able to really, for you to give me the information energetically and for me to explain it would be better, but you can't do that. You're very tangible to me. Like you're able to really connect with a human experience expression right now. And I don't know if it's because it's so soon after you died, or if it's, it's only like a month or so, I think, as since you've died six weeks, it feels like maybe it's October mid-October or eight weeks, maybe it's eight weeks, it might be eight weeks. You feel really tangible. So at some point I'd like to revisit, maybe chat with you a little bit more as you're progressing and moving along the Ascension kind of process and becoming more fully, what I would say spirit, but you're not using that word. You're not using that term. So I want to be clear on that to who's watching. But, and I want to talk to you about loved ones and people you left here and how that works and all that stuff too. But, so let's ask the viewers. So viewers, this has been an interview with Anthony Bourdain, Tony, to his friends. He's like, yeah, yeah. Big smile, by the way, is a big smile.  He has eyes that really say a lot. Let's say that. Interesting, very interesting energy. But viewers, do you have questions for Anthony too, you know, for Tony? Do you have things that you would like to ask him that you're curious about regarding his death, regarding his life, regarding afterlife, whatever? Go ahead and put them in the comments below so we can have that. So if we do have a future conversation, then I mean, it'd be interesting to do it like a year out, you know, to see kind of what has evolved and what has changed. Make sure you put those comments below because I will refer back to those if I do another video with him. So make sure you write them below. If you liked this dialogue with Anthony Bourdain in the afterlife here at Above Life Channel, make sure that you give it a thumbs up, give it a like, and do not forget to subscribe. So click the red bell button so you never miss a new weekly channel. This is Bridget with Above Life Channel. Thank you so much for watching today. Remember, the purpose here is to inspire your spirit and I hope we did that today. This is your life. So live it. Thanks for watching.


Hi, how's everyone doing today? I'm your host, Richard D'Souza, and I'm here with our very special guest, the CEO of Thesis Gold, Ewan Webster. How are you doing today, Ewan? Good, yeah, thanks, Rich. Pleasure to be here. Very excited to have you on the show again. Ewan, can you tell us the significance of the intercepts from the most recent drill results? Yeah, I mean, the 2023 program is a huge success and it went into it with some key strategic goals. And one of them was really at the Lawyers Project, delineating the mineable underground resource. And the latest results out of that, well, I think the headline hall was 128 meters, about two and a half grams gold equivalent, Cliff Creek South, within that 27 meters, eight and a half grams, so phenomenal results. And that was right in line with our model stops. So really add announces down there, demonstrating that there's big broad zones of mineralization with some peri-high grade in there as well. And at Duke's Ridge, similar story really was the objective was keep expanding that mineralization at depth. And I think the headline most recent one from there was something like 53 meters, about three and a half grams, gold equivalent, including 16 and a half meters, at just under 10. And at the time that was the deepest hole drilled on that Cliff Creek system, demonstrating once again that mineralization is open at depth and very strong. And we're heading as anticipated. So all of the drilling at Lawyers went very well this year. The ranch, the objective was to continue delineating near surface, high grade mineralization and through a number of different zones. I think we certainly delivered on that at the Bonanza zone headline hall this year for just over four meters of 120 grams gold. So it's certainly living up to its name. Then the Bingo zone was a bit of a surprise this year. It really delivered 25 meters of just over five grams gold I think beginning again, basically at surface. And then our most, and I should add as well, you'll see some more results coming from Bingo that that's the remaining outstanding balance of holes to be released from last year's program. So I anticipate more strong results. But just to the south of Bingo, our latest press release and maybe that's where you were getting that, but that was from the thesis two and thesis three zones. And essentially that's just part of one longer corridor that we call the thesis corridor. But the headline there was 60 meters of four and a half grams gold, including 19 meters of just over 10. So brilliant results and a step out hole, near surface mineralization. And really I think all of this just speaks to how much upside remains on the project to continue expanding the gold footprint that we have in coming years. Congratulations on fantastic drill results. You did touch on the ranch project and the lawyer's project. Can you give us an overview on the ranch project and the lawyer's project? Yeah, of course. So both projects are situated adjacent to one another. They're in North Central British Columbia and the historic Tutigón mining district and collectively they make up about 325 square kilometers of district scale land position. It's essentially a Brownfields development project. The lawyer's project was an operational gold, silver, mine, underground, high grade and late 80s, early 90s. And then the area is that pretty dormant for a couple of decades. And we acquired both projects over the course of the last five years and we've quickly accelerated them through from relatively small resource on the lawyer's project through the three and a half million ounces in 2022 and PEA shortly thereafter with some robust economics around the lawyer's project. Ranch project is pre-resource, gold, silver, a little bit of copper there as well, epithermal system that is shown just as much potential as the lawyer's project to deliver on, I think in the long term what will be multi-million ounce potential. The two projects together, certainly it's a very significant asset and we're looking at some major milestones to continue advancing those over the next six to eight months as well. We love it here on the Rich Stevie Live podcast to see companies achieving their milestones. Now the company has been a victim to some funds rebalancing of their portfolios. Can you explain how you guys have been dealing with that? I mean, the latest thing was, it wasn't so much a fund but it was ETF at Silj, which is silver ETF and change in management team and then a rebalance another fund. And there were some companies went up and some went down and that is completely out of our control. And stock was sold off and is bounced back nicely from that. And as I said, that type of situation is completely out of our control and there's not much we can do about it. I appreciate you giving us that feedback so we understand and investors understand what's going on. Now, according to Cormark, thesis shares remain extremely undervalued at just $17 an ounce versus $85 an ounce as compared to its peers. Can you give us your thoughts on this?  Obviously definitely agree with them that we're very undervalued and that's undervalued with what we have defined in the ground at the moment. So, I mean, that's based on the three and a half million ounces that is on the lawyers project and the PEA, but I think what helps us stand out a little bit maybe from our peer group even more is that we've got more drill results to come, a new resource across both projects for the first time. So be global resource, then a new PEA looking at bringing in not only the underground main balances from the lawyers project for the first time, but also near surface higher grade mineralization on the ranch project. So, I mean, that should be transformative for the project. So, we're undervalued, but we have a very clear catalyst path ahead of us over the next six to eight months, which I think will make a material difference as well. I mean, I think that another thing that's overlooked is that we're in a part of British Columbia where the, and I mentioned, this is more of a Brownfield's development side, but it's effectively a kind of turnkey situation in terms of infrastructure and infrastructure. It's fantastic. Topography really works in our favor. It's easy to operate logistically, much simpler than a lot of British Columbia. So a number of other things going for us that I think are not quite really recognized yet, but I think we're going to be able to demonstrate that, or I think we're going to be able to, we won't stay undervalued for long, sort of trying to say. Yeah, we hear the Rich CV Live podcast, love to identify companies that are undervalued, underappreciated and underexposed, and we definitely believe you guys fit that bill. Why do you think retail went cold since the merger with Benchmark Metals? I don't necessarily know that retail went cold. I mean, I think that's just a sector-wide problem at the moment, and we completed that merger in the middle of August, and the market was already on a downward trend, and I think a lot of that is coming from retail capital moving into other fields. And I sat and listened to Bruce McLeod recently. He gave a presentation to Virik, and that was kind of his sentiment as well. It's just like there's not a lot of retail investment in our sector at the moment, and year over year that continues to decline. But I mean, I think that just provides opportunity for the retail that is still here. And back to your question earlier about the funds and the rebalancing of that silver ETF, I mean, when we dropped off there, I think retail saw the opportunity and really stepped in and bought it back up to the levels that it was at prior to that rebalance. And so I think the retail is still there. They're just looking for opportunities and being a little more selective of what they're spending their money on at the moment. Yeah, and gold been holding over 2000, so that's a really good sign for gold and for miners. Do you believe that thesis gold will be a top three mining project in North America? Yes. And I think the catalyst that we've got ahead of us will help demonstrate that for sure. And I think I say this all the time, but it's very much going to be a starting point. I believe that whatever we come out with a resource and the new PA, it's going to show material improvement over what currently exists on the project, but it's going to be a starting point. There's a lot of upside here to continue expanding, improving on those metrics. Typically, that's not the case for most companies. Typically, they put out a resource, a PA and that kind of encapsulates what is the best part of the project and sure that's the case for us as well, but it will continue to grow. So I truly believe this will be one of the best projects in North America. Wow, well, we love finding the best projects in North America and finding them early. Now, you mentioned the updated PEA, which stands for preliminary economic assessment for anyone that's watching at home. We'll be coming out in Q3 and the economics are expected to be extremely attractive for any majors looking at the company. What could that mean for shareholders? I mean, I think regardless of the major side of things, I think for any shareholder looking at the company, as you noted, we're really undervalued relative to our peers by a significant margin at the moment. And I think part of that is maybe that retail, et cetera, is waiting to see if we deliver on this and is this project as good as you and Cesar does? And I'm confident I'm gonna be able to demonstrate that as the case. And so I think there's a lot of upside here for shareholders getting into this level. I mean, the growth potential in the project is fantastic. So a lot of upside ahead of us in terms of share price appreciation, I believe, especially if gold continues to stay above $2,000 and we have a better trajectory in 2024. Well, we're super excited to watch and see you guys continue to hit your milestones. I want everyone to put the symbols of thesis gold on your radar and on your watch list on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol TAU, on the OTCQX in America under the symbol THSGF and in Frankfurt, Germany under the symbol A3EP87. I also want to remind you that Rich to Be Alive is strictly for information and education purposes. Please do your due diligence and do your research whenever looking into companies that we feature. I also want to thank you and Webster for joining us today, Ewan. Thank you for having us. No, thanks, Rich. It's been a pleasure chatting with you. And we love having you on the show. We'd love to invite you back in the future. And for any of you guys that are watching at home, thank you guys for watching. If you're not winning, you're probably not watching. We bring you the winners, CEO interviews, breaking news, trending topics, and we bring it to you first. Thank you for watching, everybody. If you liked the video, please smash the like button. Comment down below, share the video everywhere and subscribe. I'm your host, Richard DeSousa from the Rich to Be Alive podcast with Ewan Webster, the CEO of Thesis Gold. Ewan, have a great day and we'll see you soon.