Hello, hello general Yes, sir Yeah, and he was one point he wanted me to bring up to you so that So you know all about it and so that if there is any embarrassment you would know all about and therefore make up your own decision There was a tragedy in his family about seven years ago he had a hot tempered brother and Got in a quarrel somewhere and his brother shot this guy Now he's at that item is something that he said that he always felt that he had to tell every period he ever Serve for so that they they thought that there was any Any embarrassment to them by using him why they would They do this their eyes open that's all and I told him well This I knew all about it and I'm not actually current in one of my term and I said well hell he was responsible his brother and respond but outside that there was nothing really shameful about it. It was just a Crazy thing at all, but I told him that I would call you come back to so that he knew it in advance know about that By general I appreciate it very much. I And I talked to some of the people over there some of them feel of the secateurs that if I brought him over here, I might Effect these chances they consider he and Westmoreland about one other fella Just the three best they have that they're considering and I told him I wanted to move over here And I said well he had had some service over here, and they're a little bit worried about whether His own fellow officers or whether if they if we considered him for something else whether his Assignment right there isn't a little better from his standpoint. I told him I'd consider it and look into it I'm going to explore it a little bit further, and I'll talk to him about it When a man gets to this place This is his old career. He's a type of this kind of record if the president I space won't confuse me I don't see how he can be hurt now They there might be someone because he's a his appointment no longer is The responsibility of a board of officers will go in from Colonel the Brigadiers. Oh my god this is what the president's decisions to what to be done with it and my own feeling is that Having great respect for the responsibility that we should have the very best man He that he believes to be the very best man in his in whatever job you want now I I told a good pass. I just now this may not be Exactly what you choose. You might rather want to go to a command in Germany or shape or something But but he says what other person wants me to do that That's the law to me That's all that's one and I just these people that worry about these little things I had this happened to me so often during my career because I thought I was past one general to another A man gets to be very good and now the people begin to worry what they all they should do with it You get this high why I think it's up to President Thank you so much, sir. I appreciate your call man. I'll I'll I'll get with you He just felt so bad about No, no, I wouldn't pay a bit. Thanks to it doesn't bother me one bit. I I started to tell a fellow one time about my brother and he said well wait a minute. I've got to let me tell you about mine So I understand those things. Okay. Thank you. Thank you


Let us pray. I can read loving father, please marry helpers. Are you starting the children's sermon? Please marry helpers to be attentive in Jesus' name I pray. Amen. Chorus Choral has been presenting the children's sermon for the month of December. Our theme this month is The Lord's Sapa. Also known as The Holy Communion. On the first Sabbath of this month, we learned about Christ, the sacrificial lamp. We reminded ourselves why we celebrate the Lord's Sapa. When we take the Holy Communion, we remember that Christ died for our sins and because of his sacrifice, we have hope for eternal life with our Father in heaven. Last Sabbath, as we walk through the sanctuary, we are decoising the sanctuary represented. The children of Israel would slaughter a lamp to represent Christ's sacrifice for the atonement of sins. But after Jesus died, he paid the price and we no longer have to come with animal sacrifices when we come to church. The curtain that separated the holy place from the most holy place was turned into two because God wanted us to know that through the cleansing blood of Jesus, we could now access him and we were never separated from him. The grape juice that we drink during the Holy Communion represents Christ's blood that was poured for our sins. Very important, we are learning here. Jesus washed his disciples feet. We will talk a bit about this. So, for today's children, someone is Christ to show and bring on earth anymore just to wash his feet.


Good morning folks, Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year 11am update, we got a slightly mixed bag out there that mixes only coming from the Dow transport. There are 75 points, about a half a percent. Otherwise, all the other US indices are trading to the downside. Got the Dow at 168, a half a percent, quarter percent for the S&P or 11 points, about a quarter percent for the NASDAQ 100, 42 points there. The Russell's basically flat. Ticks off two points. Summaries are down five. That's kind of a flat market there. Gold is off $10, US dollar index is trading higher. It's up 46 ticks, trading out at 105, 72 lights, we crude off 93 cents. Natural gas is up a penny, 30 or treasury down one point and 22 ticks out there, trading out at 1507. Let's try to figure out what all that means by looking at that nine panel. Market update chart. We begin the upper left-hand corner. You've got the ES mini. It is now in a confirmed A to B equal CD to the downside. The initial price target is at the 4310 level. The spot volatility is still well above its 50-day exponents moving average. It's above the Thursday and Friday size out there. That would be bearish for the S&P 500. The NASDAQ, the NQ out here, if it can close today below $14,792.75, it will join the ES, the Russell, and the Dow Equity Future contract in their A to B equal CD down patterns out there. But right now, price is just testing the bottom of that swing pointing at $14,792.75. The level you want to watch at day's end, US dollar index on a roll, trading above profile, trading above everything, it is bullish. Goldilocks just consolidating between trendline support and trendline resistance as well as trading with inside that daily profile. In the case of Silver out here, Silver has made its way back to test support. That key support level is at $2332. If price closes below that, it will target. It's a previous swing point that's just from a few days ago down to the 2306 level below that, then that rising trendline. With regard to the lights we accrued, it's in an A to B equal CD to the upside. It's one-to-one. Price projection is $96.70. Right now you've got price just consolidating with inside its daily profile. A new weekly profile is also attempting to form support down at $8,480.88, resistance up at the 1, not 1, it's up at the $9,243 level. With regard to natural gas, just a consolidation between its daily profiles that range between $2.53 and $2.82. Now, with regard to the 30-year treasury, what I have up on my screen right now is the monthly timeframe chart. Why? Big QJ to B equal CD to the downside. It's nuts price projection level. This on a monthly basis would take us down to about the 109.64 level. Folks, stay tuned for the Trader Zed Show, but if you have to start your day, please have a terrific one. We'll look forward to speaking to you again soon. Take care now.


Christchurch, New Zealand, advanced headquarters for Operation Deep Freeze, the United States Scientific Research Program in Antarctica. In a friendly and cooperative atmosphere, a team of Matt's global airlift experts gives the air-minded New Zealanders a close look at some of their airlift planes. The Matt's Deep Freeze Task Unit was assembled here to provide strategic airlift for the U.S. Navy, which is responsible for supporting all U.S. scientific activities in the Antarctic. The Task Unit was comprised of the 63rd Troop Carrier Wing and elements from Air Rescue Service, Air Communication Service, Air Weather Service and Air Photographic and Charting Service. Deep Freeze Support is an example of Matt's training with a purpose, of doing a necessary job while maintaining readiness to go anywhere on the globe any time. Major maintenance for the operation was accomplished at Christchurch, where a supply of parts and engines was maintained. Before the deployment, maintenance personnel, crew chiefs and crews, were divided into two flights of 27 men and assigned 10 aircraft each. This concept of maintenance developed unit pride and team competition and resulted in a high utilization and low abort rate. During this operation, these crews accomplished 287 post-flight and through-flight inspections. Also, 28 personnel operated the periodic inspection dock, where 16 periodics were accomplished during the operation based on a 200-hour inspection concept due to the long-range missions and accelerated flying requirements. Keeping the C-124 globe masters in top shape for the flights to the Antarctic involved hard work and long hours by men ready to handle any repair job. The first flights to the Navy's air facility at McMurdo involved priority cargo for the support of overall operations at the base camp during late 1960. There would also be flights carrying Matt's maintenance and aerial port squadron equipment needed to have everything ready when the drops to the scientific stations were to begin on 15 October. Weather conditions in Antarctica generally begin to improve during the first weeks of October. Plans called for deep-freeze missions to begin around the 10th of October and be completed by December 1st. Three aircraft and five crews would be maintained at McMurdo for the drops. Two turnaround flights each day would keep the aircraft and crews shuttling back and forth to Christ Church. Air crews would spend only five days on the ice and then would return to the task unit headquarters where aircraft would be maintained and inspected. Brigadier General Andrew B. Cannon, the commander of the 63rd Troop Carrier Wing made a visit to the Matt's task unit to personally inspect the progress of the mission. With Lieutenant Colonel Foy B. Frost, the task unit commander, he'll fly this globe master to McMurdo. The Pelican insignia is an appropriate symbol for the men of the 9th Troop Carrier Squadron who flew the deep-freeze airlift missions. Many of the 9th crews are veterans of cold weather flying over remote parts of the globe. They've taken part in airlift support during construction of the Dulline and numerous Arctic resupply missions. This is also the second consecutive year that the 9th squadron has been assigned this deep-freeze mission. 14 air crews were assigned to the task force totalling nearly 100 personnel. These crews would be operating their aircraft at the Matt's average utilization rate of five hours per day per aircraft. Sheen Coast of New Zealand, the last green to be seen for quite a while, falls away as the long flight to Antarctica begins. Until arrival at McMurdo, 2,100 miles distant, there is little to see but open water, pack ice, and a few forbidding Antarctic mountains. General Cannon, a veteran of some 22,000 flying hours in all parts of the world, pilots the huge glob master over the pack ice. Mount Erebus, a familiar landmark to all who fly the route to the pole, appears in the pale early morning sunshine of the 24-hour daylight. It's the only active volcano in this part of the world and signals the end of the 12-hour flight. This ice strip at McMurdo is the same used the previous year and could never be considered to be in good condition. The Navy snow compaction team did an excellent job of preserving the ice strip and it remained in usable condition throughout the entire operation. Other than demanding skillful landing techniques, there's little danger in landing on the ice. It's about 23 feet thick this time of year and relatively smooth. As General Cannon's glob master rolls to a stop at the Navy's Williams Air Facility, the commander of Navy Task Force 43, Rear Admiral David M. Tyree, offers a warm welcome to frigid Antarctica. Now the big job begins. Offloading of equipment and supplies on the ice at McMurdo was accomplished by the most highly skilled personnel of this type in the Air Force. Temperatures here at McMurdo rarely get above zero this time of year. Handling outsized cargo like this under normal conditions is not an easy job, but long experience and realistic training make the job routine for these mats men. The helicopter is part of the priority cargo needed by the Navy Task Unit here at McMurdo and serves a valuable function traversing the distance between the port area and the air facility. It also serves as a rescue vehicle. And the air photographic and charting service cameraman put it to use to gain these aerial views of the McMurdo camp. Lawnmowers at McMurdo presented no serious logistic problem. But anyone having the snow shovel concession is bound to clean up. With so much equipment required in an operation such as deep freeze, loading and unloading becomes a major and seemingly never-ending procedure. This unusual piece of equipment is a snowmiller used to excavate trenches in the hard-packed snow which can be covered and used as storage shelters and tunnels between buildings. In all, 881 tons of priority equipment and supplies were airlifted here to McMurdo before the actual drop missions were begun at the Birdland and Pole Station. There was an interesting sidelight to the operation which involved an international flavor. A shipment of Alaskan Huskies was picked up by mats in Greenland and delivered to McMurdo in Antarctica for use by a New Zealand scientific group at Scott Base about 5 miles from the air facility. It took 18 flights prior to October 15 to bring in all the necessary maintenance equipment, aerial port drop gear and priority cargo. Then the airlift task unit could get down to work on the primary mission, the airdrop of fuel oil to the two remote scientific stations. Now with all the groundwork laid, the mission gets underway. Fuel oil to operate electrical generating equipment and to supply warmth for the scientists during their long vigil in the angry cold climate of Antarctica starts for the Bird Station. The flight to this first drop target covers 800 miles. Part of the trip is over the Ross Ice Shelf with its deep crevasses, some large enough to swallow an entire airplane. There's Bird Station, a small blister of humanity on the crisp smooth desert of snow. Over the station now and ready for the drop. Carefully packaged bundles of precious fuel weighing nearly a ton of piece, spill out of the globe master and are eased to the ice 1200 feet below. As the drop aircraft returned to base they passed a deserted building used by Captain Robert Scott during his 1919 expedition. Today, the Air Force keeps a living record of its operations in the Antarctic on motion picture fills. Wherever the Air Force goes, cameraman of air photographic and charting service go to, documenting Air Force activities for current study and future reference. In an operation in this part of the globe, time is of the essence. A deadline of one December had been established and meet it they must. Through experience it had been learned that by the end of November, the ice trip begins to deteriorate from rising temperature and heavy traffic. No sooner does a plane return from an airdrop and it is ready for another mission. The Antarctic continent is famous for its sudden blizzards and whiteouts. The first three weeks of October were continually plagued by the most adverse weather conditions that have ever been noted in the Antarctic. General Kennan said in his report, this year's deep freeze operations are past previous years in terms of difficult weather and mission demands. Storms like this present real hazards to personnel and equipment. There was a very limited amount of preparation that could be accomplished while weather conditions of this type persisted. After the storm, the operation gets back into high gear with the arrival of a globe master from Christchurch. The newly fallen snow creates a miniature blizzard as it is caught in the wash of propellers as they reverse pitch. As the inbound planes approached McMurdo, their maintenance status was radioed to the Matt's operations office there. This information was then relayed to the ground maintenance men on the ice trip so they could meet the plane prepared to perform the repairs necessary to get the plane on its way again. No shelter from the elements was available for the maintenance men as they worked on the planes at McMurdo. But this didn't hinder them. Their work went right off. Necessary maintenance was performed to keep the planes in safe flying condition. Most of the work, however, was done back at Christchurch. Meanwhile, the aerial port men prepare bundles of fuel oil barrels for air drop. All drops during the entire operation totaled 68 with a gross weight of 1,091 tons. A short breather from work was taken to celebrate an Antarctic Thanksgiving. All the festive trimmings, including candlelight, were provided. Good food and lots of it was the motto of the U.S. Navy Cooks. They did an outstanding job of satisfying the holiday appetites of the hardworking men. A solar magnetic disturbance disrupted all communications and prevented any flying operations for a seven-day period. This gave the men at McMurdo an opportunity to do a bit of sightseeing and photograph some of the native inhabitants. These curious and friendly penguins have no fear of humans and enjoy playing with the men. The seals come up through the ice to sun themselves. A mother and her pup pose sleepily for shutterbugs among deep-freezed personnel. Seals like the penguins seem to have little fear of man. Here's an interesting contrast between old and modern means of Antarctic transportation. Once the communications blackout was over, it was back again to serious business for every member of the operation. The work of the men of the 1710th aerial port squadron in loading and offloading of cargo, rigging for the drops and deploying the dropped cargo from the planes was a vital contribution to the success of the mission. During the 24-hour-a-day operation, many of these men worked an 18-hour day with only time out to eat and sleep. Their smooth working team allowed the crews to take full advantage of the periods of good flying weather as they usually had a returning plane reloaded for another dropped mission within two hours after its arrival. The area provided at McMurdo Sound for aircraft movement, refueling, loading, and maintenance could accommodate a maximum of seven C-124 aircraft at any one time. The refueling pit could only accommodate one plane at a time. Very often the pumps in the refueling system were frozen mechanically out of commission due to the cold. The seals and the refueling nozzles were often either frozen or worn out. As a result, there was excessive fuel spillage. This, in part, was responsible for the rapid deterioration of the ice in the refueling area. As a result of this experience, recommendations have been made to deal with this problem. Crews were normally alerted three hours prior to their scheduled takeoff time. The weasel was utilized in such a manner that the incoming crew could return the weasel to camp and the outgoing crew would return it to the ice strip. The aerial port squadron maintained loads ready for each station in case the weather at one station went below drop minimums. Then all drops would be concentrated on the other station while the weather was good. Of a total of 73 sorties to Marie Bird Station and the South Pole, only six aircraft were forced to return to McMurdo. Four of these because of in-route weather and only two because of equipment malfunction. The 740-mile route to the pole crosses the Ross Ice Shelf to the mouth of the Beardmore Glacier, then up the glacier to the ice cap and the South Pole station. Lieutenant Colonel Jack Frost, the 9th troop carrier squadron's commander, holds the distinction of having the most appropriate nickname for this type of mission. The Beardmore Glacier provides a breathtaking view up this river of ice in a slow climb toward the polar plateau. The rugged and forbidding mountains and crevices below caused the viewer to admire the fortitude and courage of the early explorers Edmondson and Scott in their slow and laborious trek over this same route on their way to the South Pole. Flying over such terrain also makes the air crewman appreciate the expert maintenance that keeps the aircraft in top-notch flying condition. Precise navigational calculations result in the arrival of the plane directly over the camp, which is the southernmost point on the globe, 90 degrees south. This man-made pole, flying old glory, has been erected at the exact geographical location of the South Pole. The C-124 goes about its work of delivering its cargo to the isolated base below, where the average year-round temperature is 52 degrees below zero. For crewmen aboard the aircraft, with drop doors open, the coal becomes even more bitter. During this deep-freeze airlift operation, the 63rd wing flew over 3,700 accident-free hours and maintained an average utilization rate of over five hours per day per aircraft. In flying these hours, the task unit accomplished 68 drops to Antarctic stations, totaling nearly 1,100 tons, with the recovery rate of 99 percent, a truly impressive record in the face of difficult operating conditions. During the deep-freeze airlift, Matt's flight crews and all their supporting elements demonstrated again the versatility and professional skill of this nation's only strategic airlift force.


Like most people out there I was extremely saddened by the death of Carrie Fisher, but most of all when it comes to honoring her death I'm extremely pissed off because it's about the stigma of addiction and we need to talk about it right now so stay tuned. What's up everybody this is Chris from the Rewired Soul where we talk about the problem but focus on the solution. I have personally been a Star Wars fan since I was a kid I was not born yet for the original trilogy but my grandmother introduced me to Star Wars when they re-release the original trilogy in theaters and I've been a fan ever since. Last year Carrie Fisher died and with the release of The Last Jedi everybody was wondering like you know how are they going to end Princess Leia in this movie and I won't spoil it for any of you guys who haven't seen it yet but anyways with the release of The Last Jedi there have just been so many articles, so many stories from her co-stars and other people who have known her throughout her life and one of the issues I take when somebody dies from drug addiction is that nobody talks about it like this is probably the worst way to honor their death that's why I put air quotes in the intro to this video because nobody is truly honoring their death by not talking about what happened. Now I want to make it very clear before you all like rip me to shreds in the comments I want to make it very clear Carrie Fisher was an amazing woman she battled with drug addiction you know as many people in Hollywood do she sobered up and so her her official cause of death they said it had some some things to do with sleep apnea as well as heart issues but there was also a cocktail of drugs that they found in her system and I will link to an article in the description from the LA Times it says Carrie Fisher's autopsy reveals cocktail of drugs including cocaine opiates and ecstasy all right so a couple things here one of them is there's a couple varying reports now when we're talking about sleep apnea and heart disease I am a drug addict in recovery and one of the reasons I had to get sober was because at 26 years old I had congestive heart failure drugs and alcohol had destroyed my body to a point where I was about to die my heart was the size of my lung and it is still in the process of healing it's a lot better now since I've been sober five and a half years now other autopsy reports show a cocktail of drugs which signifies a relapse Carrie Fisher was an amazing woman because not only was she outwardly spoken about her battles with drug addiction but she was a huge huge huge advocate for mental illness and anybody out there talking about mental illness openly like my hat is off to them that is one of the reasons why I respect Carrie Fisher so much but it breaks my heart that everybody's sharing all these great stories about Carrie Fisher which I understand and and I think that we need to you know talk about the good times but when it comes to the fact that tens of thousands of people each year in the United States alone are dying from addiction and we're not constantly reminding people that this woman died before her time because of a drug addiction we are doing her memory a disservice like so many people like Carrie Fisher is an icon right princess Leia right and when we're not teaching the new generation that the reason why Carrie Fisher died was because of drug addiction how are we doing any service to the next generation by deterring them from potentially becoming addicted to drugs now I know scare tactics don't work but it helps put something in their mind like wow this took out somebody who was rich and famous and an icon she had the love and support of her friends her family her fans right I will link to another video I did called rock bottom where I talked about Carrie Fisher as well as a bunch of other famous people who have died from addiction but this really bothers me because in the last two and a half years for any of you wondering what drug addiction is really like like sometimes sometimes I get comments um in some of my other videos like one of my first videos where I talked about how addiction is a disease I get comments where people are like I lost my brother to addiction so don't talk to me about how addiction is a disease it's a choice when you lose somebody you tell me so I want to make it very clear in the last two and a half years I have had 60 people die 60 that is six zero in two and a half years so yes I am on the front lines of this thing and I know how many people it kills and something that I do whenever somebody I know dies from addiction I look at the obituary I go and check the obituary I'm like did the family mention that this was from an overdose or alcohol or other drug related causes 99.9% of the time they don't okay like they don't mention in the obituary and I get it the obituary is meant to remember their good memories and and the family they left behind and stuff but we need to talk about how drugs are what killed this person we need to stop making this such a taboo subject we need to start telling people this is why they died this is why your mom died this is why your dad died this is why your your pop icons are dying this is why your teacher died this is why that guy who used to work at the grocery store died we need to talk about this because the more we keep this under wraps and we don't talk about it the worse this thing gets imagine if every time somebody died from addiction we actually talked about it imagine imagine this was part of normal conversation and yeah I'm pretty heated because one of the reasons I make this channel is to get that dialogue going this is something that we can't just sweep under the rug people are dying every single day in droves from addiction like I remember Kerry Fisher and all the amazing things she did and her role in Star Wars as well as other films and her mental health advocacy work but I also remember that she died from drug addiction I'm letting you all know right now anybody who watches this video let me let me put this out there into the world okay if I relapse and I die from a drug addiction I want all of you watching this to let the world know that it was because drugs killed me I want you to say that I had some clean time I relapsed and I died from drug addiction mom dad my little boy Dylan if you're watching this if I die from a drug addiction I want it to be in my obituary okay that is what I want all right so you better honor my memory by letting the world know that drugs took me out if I relapse all right so that's the end of this video hopefully you don't hate me hopefully I got through to you and I hope you understand what I'm talking about when it comes to this stigma of addiction all right but anyways if you like this video please give it a thumbs up if you're new here I'm always making videos mainly about mental health and addiction recovery so hit the little round subscribe button and also don't forget to click or tap on one of those thumbnails check out some of the other videos on here to help you out with your mental health thanks for watching I'll see you next time


So welcome to the 5D and Beyond Wellness Conference and Crystal Workshop here in Austin, Texas. Thank you all so much for being here. We're going to get started. And our first speaker today is the founder of n5d.com and bodymindsoulspirit.com. And he's the sponsor of this conference. He's what makes this possible. He helps millions of people each month with his articles, videos, and his energy updates and his alternative news. And he flew in from Sarasota, Florida to be with us today. And he lives by the quartz crystal sands of Siesta Key Beach where he holds a monthly meetup. He holds a very special place in my heart I've known him for four years and I'm proud and pleased to introduce Greg Prescott. Thank you everyone for being here. It's like being in front of a humongous, beautiful ray of sunshine early in the day. So if you Google n5d, you'll get almost one million results. It's pretty fantastic. n5d gets between one and a half million to over three million visitors every month. Eighty percent of those are introverts. I see a bunch of introverts out here. Myself included. So why are we introverts? Well, we go within for the answers. The extroverts will typically ask for approval. What do you think? But we know that all the answers are within. And right now what we're figuring out is that we're not just remembering what we're re-remembering all of this. You're going to find all these synchronicities going on in your life where you say, I've done this. I've been here before. It's really fascinating to watch unfold. So we end up learning a lot from our past mistakes. And here's a great example. When I was young, about 14 years old, don't know what I did. But my mom told my dad to get the strap. And I know my father didn't want to hit me. But as he's coming down with the strap, I try to get loose. And the strap caught me on my back diagonally. I had fourth period gym class that day. And at the end of third period, I went to the men's room and I lifted my shirt and there was still a mark there. And I skipped gym because I was too embarrassed. But that was the day that I swore. If I ever have children, I will never hit them. My daughter's 22, never laid a finger on her. I joke with her, though.  She's like, no. Neither do I. It's funny, here's a true story, too. I learned quantum touch healing. I don't know if you're familiar with that. It's where you rub your hands together. You envision this ball of energy and you place the energy on whatever part of the person you're trying to heal. So I had a German shepherd, my last German shepherd, Bogey. And he was really hyper. He had already gone out and he's been fed and everything. And Brittany and I were in the kitchen. He's just running around. So I rubbed my hands together. True story.  I go, you're next. That's the kind of relationship I have with my daughter. We joke about stuff like that. So as many of you know, in 2008 I had a galactic download. And that's like this whole hologram, basically, of information that comes at you. And I got flooded by it.  And of course to build a website in 5D. And they even gave me the name in 5D. That was cool with that. But when they told me, you have to do conferences and be a public speaker. And as an introvert I'm like, no, you got the wrong guy. But as I learned, they said, no, you are the one. It's you. And as I learned, I have to be the speaker for the introverts, basically. Because I am one myself. You guys have no idea how hard it is to be up here speaking. But as introverts, we take the highest road and we do what's in the greatest good for humanity. So here we all are. And I'm sure I see introvert, introvert, introvert that are going to be speaking later on today. So we're all together and we're all family. So health and wellness has always been a huge part of my life. And that's why I built Body, Mind, Soul, Spirit. Because it has a lot of health-related topics on there. As well as spiritual. Now, we went on a Monsters of Rock cruise last month. And I weighed myself beforehand. And when we got back, I gained 6.2 pounds, probably from all the salt and processed food and all the crap that you eat on the boat. But I decided that I'm going to hire a fitness trainer and start eating more healthy. And since then I've lost 15 pounds. It's more like 16 pounds of fat and putting on a pound of weight of muscle. So my goal is to be healthier and more fit at the age of 57 than I am at 56. But ultimately, this is all about the Body, Mind, Soul, Spirit integrating. You have to remember, though, that this is just a shell. It doesn't matter what you weigh or what you look like. It's just a shell for the soul. When you face death, it changes your life forever. The Rosicrucians have a saying that your goal in life is not to be happy. Happiness is an emotion. Your goal in life is to experience as much as possible. And within those experiences, you'll find happiness. One of those experiences for me happened in 2007. I had stage 3 cancer, melanoma on my body. I went to the pool. I was in a subdivision. I had my own little pool. And one of my pool people was next to me. And she had numerous cancer removed from her. She said, Greg, you have to get that checked out. And I did. And that's when I found out how bad it was. And it had spread to my glands under my arms and in my groin. So of course, they always say that, you have three options. Surgery, chemo, and radiation. I said, just cut it out and that's all I want. Just get rid of it. At the time, I was using copper tone sport spray. And I lathered myself with it all over my body. And copper tone has two ingredients that you'll find probably in about 75% to 80% of all sunscreens. Retinal palmitate, which is a synthetic vitamin A. And oxybenzone. According to Dr. Joseph McCola and Dr. Leonard Caldwell, they believe that sunscreen is the cause of skin cancer. According to Dr. McCola, oxybenzone and retinal palmitate should be avoided. Oxybenzone itself is found in about 65% of all sunscreens. The FDA, there's an FDA study that found that found when retinal palmitate is exposed to sunlight, it may actually speed the development of cancer. And you have this in about 75, 80% of all sunscreens. Now, this is according to Dr. Leonard Caldwell. Sunscreens cost cancer, period. He's adamant about that. The Consumer Watchdog Environmental Working Group, EWG, reported that almost half of the popular sunscreens on the market actually accelerate the development of lignin skin cancer cells. And here's some cancer trivia that I found really fascinating by Dr. Caldwell. In the last 20 years, nobody has died of cancer. They've all died from the side effects of cancer. Cancer is the biggest moneymaker in history for the pharmaceutical industry, which generates about $163 billion every year in just cancer. The medical profession has a cancer cure rate of 2%. If you do nothing, you have a 27% chance of recovery. We're all born with cancer and cancer cells and our immune system gets rid of them from day one. And the only cause for illness is a lack of energy. The main cause for a lack of energy is physical and emotional stress. So this is why it's really important to keep your vibrations high and to stay grounded. And bad relationships are the main cause of cancer. So if you're in a cancerous relationship, beware. Now when I got my cancer, it was at the end of my second marriage and it wasn't a good relationship. We were going in completely opposite directions. And the cancer was on my right hand side of my body. Now anyone that does QHHT, Candace, knows that when you have these things that pop up on your right hand side of your body, that's current life. Anything on the left hand side is a past life. So the cancer from my relationship was actually manifesting through this bad relationship. According to Dr. Colwell, there are over 300 to 400 cures for cancer that have virtually no side effects. And one of those cures is a rifle machine. Are you guys familiar with that? Well for those who aren't, it's a light frequency resonance that resonates to a specific frequency. Specifically if the cancer is resonating at a frequency of 135, they can dial the frequency in and eradicate the cancer through the frequency. So the medical industry thought that rifle was quack. So in 1934, they gave him 16 terminally ill cancer patients. And within two months, he cured 14 out of this 16. And within the following two weeks, he cured the remaining two. 100% cure rate. So what happened? His labs were burned.  Another fire destroyed a lab that was validating Royal Rife's work. And in 1971, Rife was killed by an accidental overdose of valium and alcohol. As I mentioned, cancer is a $163 billion a year industry. They don't want a cure. The last thing that big pharma cured was polio, and they realized that there's no repeat business in it. So the next thing I really want to talk about is the John of God bed. Has anyone tried the John of God bed here? You have a couple of people here. Now some people think that they need to remove their chakras. I'm not one of those people. I think that, and I'm going to tell you why in a second, but if it wasn't for my chakras, the John of God bed wouldn't work. What the John of God bed is, is it's a basically a massage table with a sheet on it and a pillow, and you lay down on it and they place a cloth over your eyes and you're listening to ambient music. Above you are these lights lined up to all of your chakras and they're flashing intermittently. And while you're on this bed, these beings of light come in and work on you, whatever the intention that you need worked on. Remember, I think it was 2013 when we went to New York. Michelle was making an appointment to visit our psychic friend, Cindy Savin, and we went into her office and there was a John of God bed there and one of her assistants there I got into a conversation with and I asked her, does it heal sciatica? Because I've had the sciatica issue for over 25 years and it's excruciating.  And she said, yeah, it cures everything. So I'm like, okay, well I tried palm touch, I tried rig, I tried all these different holistic methods. I'll give it a shot. So I did that. It was a 45 minute treatment. I'm laying down on the John of God bed, just relaxed. I caught myself snoring a couple of times. That relaxed. But what ended up happening was I got done. That evening we went to a metaphysical meetup and Cindy and Michelle had me leaning over a chair like this and they energetically pulled out those cords that were causing me pain as well. So I got an extra benefit not only from the John of God but from Cindy and Michelle. Within three days my sciatica was gone. It's been gone ever since. And anyone that knows sciatica pain, I can jog these before I can only walk maybe 100 yards before having to squat down and stretch my back. I consider the John of God bed more of a miracle than beating cancer because the cancer wasn't excruciating. So I still have numbness in my toes and I know that Eric Reigns tried to get rid of it. I've had other people trying to get rid of it but Cindy Statham already told me why, the sciatica that we went to. She told me why. She said it's a reminder to have gratitude for no longer having the pain. And gratitude is huge. Every day when I go to the beach, I do a walk of gratitude where I walk to the end of the beach. And I thank Creator Source Universe, Spirit Guides, Guardian Angels, Friends and Family on both sides of the veil, eclectic neighbors and friends, higher self and Mother Earth for everything I'm grateful for. And I do hold pono pono where I say I'm sorry if I don't say this as often as I should. Please forgive me. Thank you for giving me unconditional love and safety, support and protection and abundance in everything that's good in life as a promise to listen with open eyes, ears, mind and heart. And more than anything, I love you all. And then I do what I call a love bubble meditation where I ask my posse to join me and to spread that unconditional love and healing energy throughout the beach and extend it as far as they can throughout the planet galaxy, universe and multiverse. So even when I, as a workaholic and I go to the beach to ground, I'm still working. So it's hard to get away from work. But I do it. It doesn't even feel like work. So you just do it because it's the right thing to do. So we all have these exit points in our life. And it's kind of like driving down a road. You know, you have this exit here. I had this exit point for cancer in 2008. And I'm like, nope, I'm going to keep driving. I've taken that exit. Well, in the late 1990s, I had this Nissan sensor, which was a rust bucket. You could actually see through the floorboards. It's kind of like Fred Flintstone's car.  And it was really, really old and beat. My father, he had just retired from the medical industry and he gave me his car. It was a Chevy Lumina. Two weeks later, a guy runs a stop sign. I'm doing 60 miles an hour. I plow into him. If I had the Nissan sensor, none of us would be here right now. That was another exit point. So my father saved my life on that one. And, you know, I lost my sister Lola in 2011 and she was on dialysis, but she died from ovarian cancer ultimately. And at the age of 53, that was her exit point. And I love her and I miss her, but I'm happy for her. She visits me in my dreams. Do any of you see old people in your dreams? Let me ask this. Does anyone just see young people in their dreams? Just one, two, three. A few of us. It's really strange. I don't see old people. Everyone's young. I'm 28. Michelle's like 23. Everyone is young. My parents are the oldest people I see and they're probably 40, if that. I just don't see young people. The last thing I want to talk about are the energies that are going on right now. And it's really fascinating to see what's happening because when you know what you know at this point in the game, you're watching as an observer and you can see the world crumble or down around you but it's not affecting you. Right now these energies are showing shadow self issues and the masks are coming off people and we're going to see people even in this genre ourselves losing it basically and send them love, send them energy. The energies are incompatible for those who are of lower vibration and any additions will only magnify that. These people regardless of who they are will stick out like a sore thumb with drastic mood swings, erratic behavior, paranoia and we'll try to take down as many people as possible with them. Keep your energy high, stay grounded. This is the most important things that you can do right now if you don't remember anything from this presentation, remember this. Keep your vibration side and stay grounded number one and like I said, well it seems like everything around you is falling apart and you'll be watching as the observer. Always take the high road, don't drop down to their level because then you get into a war of energy vampirism. You don't want that. And three things, I keep getting over and over and over again from my guides. Love, forgive and express gratitude. First thing I said was thank you all for being here. I'm so grateful that you're all here. I want to close with that. And if anyone has any questions, I can take some questions right now for a few minutes. Yeah, Shuei, anything? Do you have any personal questions? I just wanted to ask what is your favorite way to increase your vibration? Beach. Don't question that. Yeah. CSQ has that 99.9% quartz crystal sand. It's magical. As soon as I stepped foot on there, I knew I had to live there. And then we have the John circles there every Sunday. It's magical. Thank you. I think Sammy helps out a lot too with that, don't you? Definitely. I think that's a huge part of your life as well. Thank you. Oh, yeah. Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm so strong that I have to move to release it. Right. I just know that when I'm imbalanced, it's time to go on the ground. It's time to do something outside, connect with nature. What do you do to ground? I would barefoot just stand there and do you feel the energy moving? Yes. All right. So if you don't feel the energy moving when you're grounding, some of us have had this block between the bottom of our feet and Mother Earth. And so consciously you'll want to try to clear that block and make sure that you have a really good connection with it. And that's going to help the energy. Anyone else? Okay. Greg, I don't have a question, but on behalf of everyone here and everyone in the universe and the multiverse, as you said, I just want to thank you and Michelle. I as an entrepreneur for the last 20 years know how hard it is to sustain a business and thankfully I've been very successful in those 20 years and I have no idea what it takes to keep up what you guys are doing and to create that day-to-day and have that information available. I know that I'm very aware of the technology and so I can't imagine how you guys stay afloat and do what you do. For me, it blows my mind that I'm in Austin, one of the most thriving cities in terms of human potential in the country. And this crowd is at this whole hotel that's sold out to be here. So I just know that I'm very grateful and I have no idea what it takes, but on behalf of everyone in the universe and the multiverses, thank you. Thank you. Research the giant godbed quite some time, trying to find one or buy one and I looked and looked and googled every type of... I didn't want to go to Brazil. I can't word it right now. Then one day, I used the same internet search term. There's one like a couple of miles from my house. So when you live in the Austin area, I'm trying to think of her name. I think I found it indirectly through Austin Alchemists. She has it, she went to Brazil.  She's in my area, which is just outside of Austin. And she just takes a donation, whatever you can afford. And so if anybody's interested in it, we're right here. Thank you. Thank you. It is. We used to drive through Lake Lake when I was seven. I lived out on Lake Travis. So I lived in La Vista. We used to drive through Lake Lake right here. I remember it's my childhood. Any more questions? Okay. Thank you.


The return of client records. In general, a practitioner must, at the request of a client, properly return any and all records that the client, that are necessary for the client to comply with his or her federal tax obligations. So it's kind of, you would think this is obvious, but you get in these situations, especially when there's fees that aren't paid or something like that, where the tax preparer doesn't give back and actually refuses to give back the documents and whatnot. And obviously they're not the tax preparer's documents, they're only there so that you can prepare the tax returns. And so you got to give them back to the client and it seems pretty clear. So the practitioner may retain copies of the records returned to a client. So you might make copies in the event that you have to justify positions and whatnot, but you would give the originals back, you would think that's the general process. The existence of a dispute over fees generally does not relieve the practitioner of his or her responsibility under this section.  That's just seems childish, but you know, that happens. Nonetheless, if applicable state law allows or permits the retention of a client's records by a practitioner in the case of a dispute over fees for service rendered, the practitioner need only return those records that must be attached to the taxpayer's return. So the practitioner, however, must provide the client with reasonable access to review and copy any additional records of the client retained by the practitioner under state law that are necessary for the client to comply with his or her federal tax obligations. So then we have conflicting interests. Except as provided by paragraph B of this section, a practitioner shall not represent a client before the internal revenue service if the representation involves a conflict of interest, a conflict of interest exists if. Now note, clearly this should be intuitively kind of makes sense if you're gonna represent someone saying you are my agent, you're acting on my behalf, I'm paying you to make decisions for me, your job is to make decisions that are best for me in my interest. Now you already have an agency issue no matter what because even though you're kind of on the same side, there's always gonna be this kind of agency problem where certain decisions are gonna benefit the agent differently than the tax preparer. We don't wanna complicate the situation by having a complete conflict of interest between someone who's supposed to be acting as an agent but has interest that might be counter to that action. So the representation of one client will be directly adverse to another client. So if you've got two clients, obviously it'd be like you're trying to represent both sides of like a divorce case. That doesn't make any sense, right? You can't really, I mean, if they're at odds, you know, then you have to represent one or the other if it's a mutually exclusive kind of thing you would think. So, and even if you're saying, well, that's not true, like I have had a lot of people argue, they say, well, that's not true because I can be fair, I can be just even though there's two people that have these different interests, that may well be, but even still, you can see why they wouldn't wanna do it because you don't look to be fair, it doesn't look to be just, right? No matter what you say, someone's gonna argue that you're not being fair, even if you totally are being fair, and so the fact that that appearance is wrong would mean that someone else would be better suited for that position just due to appearance alone, you would think. So there is a significant risk that the representation of one or more clients will be materially limited by the practitioner's responsibility to another client, a former client or third person or by a personal interest of the practitioner.


Hello and welcome to the session. Let us discuss the following question. Question says, a piggy bank contains 150 paisa coins, 50 rupee 1 coins, 20 rupees 2 coins and 10 rupees 5 coins. If it is equally likely that one of the coins will fall out when the bank is turned upside down, what is the probability that the coin will be a 50 paisa coin? Second part is, what is the probability that the coin will not be a rupees 5 coin? First of all, let us understand that probability of occurrence of an event E denoted by PE is defined as number of outcomes favourable to E upon total number of possible outcomes. Now this is the key idea to solve the given question. Let us now start with the solution. Now we know number of 50 paisa coins in a piggy bank is equal to 100. So we can write, in a piggy bank number of 50 paisa coins is equal to 100. Number of rupees 1 coins is equal to 50. Number of rupees 2 coins is equal to 20. Number of rupees 5 coins is equal to 10. Now total number of coins in a piggy bank is equal to 100 plus 50 plus 20 plus 10. So here we can write total number of coins is equal to 100 plus 50 plus 20 plus 10, which is further equal to 180. Now we get one coin can be chosen in 180 ways. So total number of possible outcomes is equal to 180. Now in the first part of the question we have to find the probability that the coin that will fall out will be a 50 paisa coin. Now we know total number of 50 paisa coins is equal to 100. So here we can write total number of 50 paisa coins in the piggy bank is equal to 100. Now one of these coins can be chosen in 100 ways. So total number of outcomes favorable to 50 paisa coin is equal to 100. Now from key idea we know probability of an event E is equal to number of outcomes favorable to E upon total number of possible outcomes. So probability of getting 50 paisa coin is equal to number of outcomes favorable to 50 paisa coin upon total number of possible outcomes. Now we know that number of outcomes favorable to 50 paisa coin is equal to 100 and total number of possible outcomes is equal to 180. So we get probability of getting 50 paisa coin is equal to 100 upon 180. Now we will cancel common factor 20 from numerator and denominator both and we get probability of 50 paisa coin is equal to 5 upon 9. So our required answer for the first part is probability that the coin will be a 50 paisa coin is equal to 5 upon 9. Let us now start with the second part. Now we have to find the probability that the coin will not be a rupees 5 coin. We are given that number of rupees 5 coins is equal to 10 and total number of coins in the piggy bank is equal to 180. So number of coins which are other than rupees 5 coins is equal to 180 minus 10 which is further equal to 170. Now one coin which is not a rupees 5 coin can be chosen in 170 ways. So total number of favorable outcomes to other coins is equal to 170. Now we know probability that coin will not be a rupees 5 coin is equal to probability of other coins and we know probability of other coins is equal to total number of favorable outcomes to other coins upon total number of possible outcomes. Now we know total number of favorable outcomes to other coins is equal to 170 and total number of possible outcomes is equal to 180. So probability that coin will not be a rupees 5 coin is equal to 170 upon 180. Now this is further equal to 17 upon 18. So required answer for the second part is probability that coin will not be a rupees 5 coin is equal to 17 upon 18. So this is our required answer for the first and second part of the given question. This completes the session. Hope you understood the solution. Take care and have a nice day.


What's up guys? I'm Brian Sacawa. You're watching He Spoke Style and today I'm going to be reacting to some of the street style from the London Fall 2019 menswear shows So the fall 2019 menswear show circuit is underway things started in London and for me London street style is always very interesting You know you always see a real wide range of looks from super hardcore street style all the way to Very tailored in dapper, which of course is such a huge part of the heritage of menswear in London So without further ado, let's get into this and we are actually going to be looking at a slideshow of 41 photos from Vogue online Here we go All right This is cool. I like this look a lot It's not something I would wear, but I like the trench and the beanie cap and I Like the earth tones that are going on there sneakers are cool again Not something I would wear, but it's this is a cool look There's Richard. I Love the suit and the turtleneck The beanie is interesting color-wise as is the the jacket Not super my style to wear a jacket like that with a suit, but you know to each his own I Don't know. It's interesting with the gray color palette is very it's almost like a blank slate so you can really put any colors you want and Those are just some really Big pops of color there Not really feeling this one Yeah, I really have anything to say about this one Not not for me Okay. Well, I guess I could give points for Creativity and I mean if it's cold, you know, that's a very practical solution. I dig the sunglasses though. Those are really cool Yeah, I don't know I don't know Interesting again, not for me Wiley Coyote That's classic, I suppose Okay, so my Reaction to this is colored by the fact that I just got a new puppy or Robin and I just got a new puppy so to me this looks like Like Like the dude like only had one jacket and he got it had a new puppy too and the puppy like got a hold of it and you know Well, it was cold out and he had to put that jacket on so Yeah, yeah, I don't know about that the hat Yeah, that's that's what that's that's okay and I guess it's like a velvet Track pant kind of oh, that's kind of cool though. You can see like It's like burgundy here and black here. That's kind of cool again, I wouldn't I wouldn't necessarily wear it, but Anyway, all right moving on That's great. I love Woman who I dress in menswear Love this classic color palette here Love how the brown of the jacket pulls in the Brown of the glasses and the gold is again or her earrings. I can't tell if they're gold They kind of look gold are pulled in there beautiful beautiful bag and bonus points for the under the turtleneck Underneath the the blouse there. There you go. That's pretty cool This is pretty interesting Yeah It's almost looks like to me like a Like a safety vest that construction worker would wear but With some nice like and there's like this football thing going on right here Yeah, you see all sorts of things and and this is like kind of Interesting To me I Like the pattern Yeah Look at those kids. I have no idea who they are the fanny pack. I thought fanny packs like came and went I Mean not like in the 80s. They came and went then too, but I know they were coming back. So I Don't know. I don't really have anything to say about this one Not my thing cool coat very cool coat Can't tell if that's a Shirt underneath or like a shirt jacket. Anyway, there's like some nice Layers going on here the color Contrasts on the inside like that from the browns of his pants and The shearling coat there. It's pretty cool. I can get behind that That's pretty sweet. Okay. I Don't know if we're seeing a trend emerge here, but the turtleneck under the shirt Might be a thing might This is a cool look. I really like the the coat with the big plaid and I think that looks like hounds tooth and hey, you can wear white pants anytime and white pants in winter is always sort of like a nice Refreshing burst because it's like almost like you think of white pants to be more of a summer thing And I really think you can wear them in any season, but it's really cool when you see them in the winter They really pop out as something fresh. So this is a cool look all around the fanny pack again and like sort of like the velour zip-up Sweater with a with a high neck. I like what's going on here From the standpoint of you have like some tailored elements The trousers the shearling coat is really interesting. There's like a athleisure like but like Lux athleisure thing here fanny pack You know, I don't know Anyhow, that's that's kind of a cool look that's cool. I'll dig I dig that Very simple very classic very casual very chic. I like the way the turtleneck is not Folded down here. That's really cool It's kind of artfully disheveled it's a very classic color palette But that's like the one detail of this outfit that makes it look that cut for me brings it up a Notch from being just something very simple to something that has a little bit of interest That's fun Yes This is badass and powerful. I mean this sort of wider fuller cut trouser like a work wear inspired jacket and the hat is classic and I mean the whole the whole outfit is about this scarf Let's just say that and and it's I love the the the mix of colors there. So this one is is super super awesome I Don't know Robin and I Talk about tailored clothing on women because some she like, you know us guys we think of You know, we want the shoulders to be right and all this and this and that and there's like a way that we cut the clothing and sometimes like Like this the shoulders just look Really big and ridiculous to me And I although I like there was another look previously with the orange under shirt underneath the jacket that I thought look really good But these kind of like neon electric colors. This this isn't really working for me. So we're gonna move on Oh, yeah, those coats are freaking awesome all about the coat nothing else Yeah badass That's cool coat too not for me, but it's pretty cool coat. All right nice Don't have much to say there. I got some women of course because the Vogue That's cool look yeah coats so White pants again Looks like there's a cardigan underneath the coat. It's all about but again. It's all about the coat Coat is pretty sweet. Very statement-making It's double-breasted now Yes, I can't tell it looks like it folds over But it's really hard to tell whether but how it buttons the way the photo shot. Anyhow, that's cool very classic Simple You know looks like a raglan sleeve Coat that's nice Kids, you know More kids interesting Is it like a fishing net or a basketball net? Oh Hmm I don't I don't get it at all It's like the bag thing happening, but Like like if you covered it up, it would kind of look like a like overalls So I don't know what's going on here. This could just be like an attention grabbing thing Nope Wait, let's just go back to this guy for a second. So here's a good example of You know, I don't know who this guy is, but I feel like Street style has really changed over the last 10 years or so and It's because of social media It's become a thing where you know people it At least when I have gone to New York Fashion Week in the past It you could really see it start to change when it sort of to be it's sort of started to be more about like Being seen and being recognized and get your photo taken so you show up in like New York Times or a roundup on vogue Or something like that and it's it almost becomes too costuming and and this to me is Is too costuming But That's just me Yeah, there's There's some stuff going on here interesting That's pretty hardcore That's cool. Like the I Wonder if she's in Aries. I like the puffer Underneath the trench and then the turtleneck underneath that it's cool a nice layering Yes Like so my eyes moved from the top of his look Slowly down. It's like he's got like a grandma thing going on with this kerchief and then it's like Like hip-hop in the body and then it's like Second grade girl with the backpack in his hand, so I guess maybe this is like the Evolution or or or it's the cycle of life. So you have the backpack of the young girl and then up to the The kerchief or of the grandma, I don't know it's fashion is art, right? So that's my interpretation. There's no wrong answers I'm trying to think of something to say here and Not really finding it. So we're just gonna move on Yes, this is pretty badass love the Yeah, everything. It just works here. You have texture. You have pattern. You have simplicity Very cool very cool cool, I mean less is more and a statement sock Richard again Now this is a cool look Simple of course, of course, I'm gonna like it. It's classic. It's simple the coat Love the herringbone. It reminds me of the one coat that I have from ring jacket That looks very similar But yeah, that's that's pretty badass nice lapels times two Yeah, I don't know we're getting to the end here. I got two more Interesting layering I wouldn't wonder what Robin would think about this one and finishing off there with not much to say so This is my reaction to some of the London Street style Let me know what you thought let me know if what you thought of the looks down below in the comments If you liked this video give it a thumbs up. I'm going to be doing one definitely for pity Uomo and that will be out next week. So stay tuned for that And until then thanks for watching and stay tailored


This programme contains strong language and sexual references throughout.  How are you doing now? Yeah, not bad. It's been a very chill time. Oh really? It's gonna change. So I thought I found a perfect boyfriend and saying after a while I discovered he was a serial liar.  He was cheating on me alone. If I'm with a guy and I do stuff with a girl, which I always do, then I don't think that's cheating. And if it is, then sorry I've cheated on everybody. When I land on that beach, it's not gonna be a holiday.    I sense a little bit of animosity between the pair of you.  Cheated on me so many times.   You were cheating on me for one and a half years. I was waiting.  Here we go.  I'm Nicky, part-time bodybuilder. My main thing is the women. I'm a full-time womanizer. I always give a girl what she wants. And what a girl always wants is a bit of that. Got a new boy and he's one of the borrowers. Brilliant. A very small man. No, it just doesn't do it for me. So, I'm an engineer. I'm a stock trader. And I do part-time bodybuilding. So, in 2016 I came fourth in bread. Just short of a medal. Girls, are any of you, like, interested considering there's nothing happening so far in here? Just get me feet under the table. A new turns up. Slaggy Scarlet.  So this girl comes in wearing a budget Primark dress. My friends wear Primark in her, but I don't care. They're cool. My last foot. If I had to describe Scarlet, she's a bit like a Barbie doll that's being left on the radiator. I'm surprise. I'd say I'm possessive, clingy and... possessive. I'm sassy, but classy. Ten years time, I want to be a male. My and Nikki's relationship was very toxic. Turned me into a jealous psychopath by messaging other girls and cheating on me. What happened? Why'd you split up? What are you going to cheat on me? Did you not go back to an apartment with five lads on your own? Wait, you just went with five lads? No! Five lads! That's quite bad, isn't it? That is bad. It's done, finished, there's no going back, so... Have you banged for a week to go, though? People make mistakes, don't they? Out of all the boys that are here, which one would you crack on with? That one. The first person that caught my eye was Aaron. He's a new fan to him, he's best looking that I've seen anyway.  I'm out, mate. This is going to end like a massive accident for me if I keep investing myself in this. This is the perfect opportunity for me to get away from crazy days in a cop block. Bye-bye! Hi, baby, all right. Nice to see you. Is this okay? I'm just chilling here. See you.