Hello JEC glad to see you here. Glad to see you live. Just waiting for YouTube to start up Hello everyone, welcome to options with Doug streaming live daily on the discord on bookmap discord And the bookmap YouTube channel at 1 30 p.m. Eastern time Before I get started. I need to go through the disclosures General disclosure all book map limited materials information and Presentations are for educational purposes only and should not be considered specific investment advice nor recommendations risk disclosure trading futures equities and options Involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results The focus of my presentation and the focus of the options dash Doug chat channel in discord is options order flow the impact of options markets on stocks and order filled and The influence of market maker hedging flow on price action I have a two-step process for trading and the first is planning and I use positional analysis I look at how traders and market makers are positioned in the options market and how those positions changed from day to day to develop a thesis regarding the expected trading range and Volatility for the day as well as a directional bias and the second step in my process is Execution and I like it real-time order flow in Bookmap and real-time market maker hedging flow and spot gamma hero to confirm my thesis and For setups for entries and exits and just to be clear when I talk about setups I Will be talking about setups in an underlying asset and That doesn't necessarily mean that that trade must be taken in shares You can take any one of these trades either futures or in the futures underlying ES or NQ or Shares of stock like Apple or Tesla with shares options or futures So my again my analysis is based on the options market And I'll talk about setups in an underlying asset, but they can be taken Any number of ways and that's up to you and questions and comments are welcome and I will be watching the discord chat Options dash Doug chat channel and discord as well as YouTube for your questions and comments So again, I welcome your questions and comments And it will make it more interesting interesting for me for sure and hopefully for everyone else if this is more interactive All right, let's get started So my agenda for today what I want to talk about Go over news items for the week Mainly economic data and earnings coming out. It's a big week for earnings. Then I'll go through my positional analysis And then finally talk about some setups So first of all news items for the week for today consumer confidence came out this morning and then Google and Microsoft Report after the market closes today. So big big earnings announcements after the market closes and then tomorrow Durable goods orders at 8 30 a.m. Eastern Time and then meta reports after the market closes And then on Thursday GDP comes out at 8 30 a.m. Eastern Time and then Amazon reports after the market closes And then finally on Friday the PCE comes out at 8 30 a.m. Eastern Time and Michigan consumer sentiment comes out at 10 a.m. Eastern Time all right, so that is the The primary earnings that I follow the stocks of my watch list the earnings coming out this week as well as the key economic data All right, let's take a look at charts now and I'll go through my positional analysis and This is the S&P 500 futures And before I Go into detail on this chart I Want to take a look at a larger time frame This is an SPX chart and this is a 20-day one-hour chart showing just price and key gamma levels as well as the Expected move range for the day shown above the light blue line here and then the Expected move for the week shown by the purple dashed lines so again, this is just showing price and Key levels let me point out a couple of these levels first of all this is the SPX put wall at 4,000 and that is the That's the strike with the largest net negative gamma that can be expected to act as support and That is also the absolute gamma strike or key gamma strike And that's the strike with the largest absolute gamma and then here is the Volatility trigger and the zero gamma level just about at the same level the 4115 for the volatility trigger and That is spot gamma's proprietary gamma flip level below that level Market makers position on the gamma curve is negative and they have to trade With price to hedge their delta exposure and that appears to be what is What's happening now SPX is below its volatility trigger so in this case Market makers position on the gamma curve is negative according to stop filled according to this gamma flip level and Above that level market makers position on the gamma curve is Positive and that means they have to trade against price to hedge their delta exposure and that tends to Subdue volatility so again right now SPX is trading below its volatility trigger and then the other primary key daily level is The call wall and that's at 4,200 up just right at the upper edge of the expected move for the week at 4,200 and that's the strike with the largest net positive gamma and that can be expected to act as resistance and Then there are some other levels on this chart and let's take a look at an SPX chart For the For the day here, so this is another thinkorswim chart. This is a One day one day one minute chart for SPX Showing a clear downtrend and note that SPX is trading below the lower edge Of its daily expected move and this is something that I said this morning. I forgot to set it last night so this was based on the opening price of SPX and The expected range for this morning, which was plus or minus 18 points So that was clearly wrong and this is the first first time since I've been really tracking this daily level that SPX and The NASDAQ have traded below SPX ES and NQ have both traded below their expected moves For the day and this is looks like it's it's a bringing in the first Trend day in quite a while a downtrend day all right, let me check for questions and So RJ I just indicated this for I'll show the lower the daily expected moves for ES and NQ in just a minute and for For SPX I I forgot to set it last night. So I shut I set it this morning So this is based on the range that was Expected at the open and this is based on my reference price at the opening price today so that's for SPX but again at ES and NQ were set on the Expected range and the closing prices yesterday alright, so notice here that the first of all this volatility trigger 4115 Initially acted as support briefly this morning then acted as resistance oops, that's the That's the zero gamma level at 4113 then the Volatility trigger at 4115 really the more important level acted as resistance and price Moved lower after that All right, let's take a look at bookbap now And I've got the same levels on this chart With the addition with the addition of some other levels So these are the spot gamma cloud notes shown in this column and There's the volatility trigger and the zero gamma level of volatility trigger at 4115 And I used it looks like spot gam is using a 22 point difference between ES and SPX so this is in terms of SPX converted to an equivalent ES number spot gamma issue is using a difference of 22 points I calculated it this morning at 21.25. So that's what I'm using so my Volatility trigger is just a little bit lower and this is showing also key spy levels and there's the spy volatility trigger at 411 and noted that acted as resistance right after the open And when I talk about setups we'll take a closer look at this and After testing that resistance the SMB 500 that's traded lower all day All right, so so some other levels Here's the 4100 level. This is the SPX 4100 level that was expected to act as support this morning and It did for a while and finally broke After just after 1 p.m. Eastern time And now the next level of support down below is the 4075 level. That's the SPX 4075 level and also the ES 4100 level and then finally it looks like the spy 407 level So far as acting as support So a lot of levels in play today for the ES All right, let's take a look at the NASDAQ now and for the NASDAQ Spot gamma is using a Looks like they're using the same point difference 22 points for NDX the difference between NQ and NDX The same point difference 22 point difference again for the NDX and then NQ and that's not right I calculated that difference at about 83 points. So spot gamma is showing The NDX levels here 13,000 and the call wall and the key gamma strike at 12975 and that is using a 22 point difference and that is not That's not right. The difference is About 83 points and that's what I'm using so I'm showing in my cloud notes columns here first of all key QQ QQ levels and that's the 315 key gamma strike that acted as resistance today and NQ is of course a lot more volatile than than ES. I wouldn't expect it to Touch levels exactly like ES does So also here, I'm showing the these are NDX levels. There's the 12,800 level and Then the 12,775 level and that is the volatility trigger for NDX and by the way the volatility trigger for QQ Q is at 318 So QQ Q is treating well below its volatility trigger for today All right, so those are the levels and play for the index indices that I follow the NQ and ES and then we'll talk about then we'll talk about setups In a few minutes All right, so take profit ask, how do you calculate the the lower edge the daily expected move and what I do is Take a you can take a reference price at the open or the close Which every one that you want and then just look at an options chain and for any instrument that has zero DTE options daily options like the ES SPX spy QQ Q all have an NQ all have options that expire every day So just look at an option options chain and it should give you a value of Plus or minus value So we can we'll take a look at SPX here So at the close today What I would do is take a look at the closing price and then just take a look at the options chain here So the top number is the number that's the for today's expiration This is for tomorrow's expiration. So right now it's showing that at plus or minus 34.4 points So take your reference price the close price today and whatever this number is at the close and add it and subtract it from that number to get the upper upper and lower edge of the expected move for the day and RJS is it possible to know what the two standard deviation move was for the SPX and Yeah, I'm sure you can calculate that that's not something that I Think about or look at All right. So those are the index products and let's talk about shifts and levels and there were very few first of all For spy There were no changes for SPX no changes for NDX and the only shift was the call wall for spy Moving higher from 415 to 420 and for QQQ the call will move lower from 330 to 320 So those are the only shifts in levels a very minor today All right, let's take a look at the key gamma level so we can understand Where those levels come from what they mean? So this is SPX showing absolute gamma and above the zero line The orange bars are showing positive gamma or call gamma And below the zero line the blue bars are showing negative gamma or put gamma and these are market makers Positions at these strikes. So this is SPX and this is the key gamma strike the strike with the largest absolute gamma and that is Pretty obvious and then the that's also the put wall The strike with the largest absolute negative gamma can be expected to act as support and then here is the call wall at 4200 The strike with the largest absolute positive gamma can be expected to act as Resistance, so there's the ceiling and the floor for SPX As it stands right now All right, let's take a look at spy. I'm going to zoom in on this chart And for spy The key gamma strike is at 412 that's the strike with the largest absolute gamma. That's pretty obvious And then the put wall At 400 again pretty obvious strike with the largest absolute negative gamma And then the call wall has moved up to 420. So there's the ceiling and the floor for For spy 400 and 420 pretty much in sync with the SPX All right, let's take a look at NDX. I may have to refresh. So let's go to NDX now No need to zoom in on this This is the 12 975 strike and that's the Absolute gamma strike. It's pretty obvious and it's also the call wall And then the put wall is not shown on this chart. It's at 11,000 And finally, let's take a look at QQQ. We'll zoom in on this chart And for QQQ 315 is the key gamma strike 320 is the call wall and then 310 is the put wall Whoops 310 there. All right. So that shows where all the levels come from for these NDX products Now let's take a look at Take a look at the Vana model for SPX and For those of you who've seen this before please bear with me. I don't know who If there's anybody new watching this but this is important What this is showing is how market makers delta notional this light gray curve Changes with changes in price. So there's delta notional shown on the vertical axis and price on the horizontal axis and what this is showing is When price increases Market makers delta notional will increase and they have to sell futures to hedge their delta exposure And that's typical on a positive gamma environment and remember now The SPX is trading below its volatility trigger Let me just check on the price of SPX So right now SPX is Down around 4080 All right. So again, this is showing just the gray line is just showing how delta notional changes Which changes in price and does not account for implied volatility, but the pink curve Does account for changes in implied volatility and that's the Vana effect the change in Delta with a change That's the change in Delta with a change in implied volatility and what this is showing as price Decreases and implied volatility increases Market makers have to sell futures to hedge their delta exposure Again as price drops implied volatility increases, which is what's happening today Market makers have to sell futures to hedge their delta exposure and that tends to Enhance volatility all right, so Always important to keep this in mind right now the the price for SPX is around 4080 right around where I'm Holding my cursor So definitely on this portion of the gamma curve Or the Vana model All right, let's take a look at Some data now going to focus on Two items here and this is at the beginning of the day This is market makers position on the gamma curve for SPX spy Ndx and QQQ And what this is showing all of these numbers this gamma notional These are all positive showing at the beginning the beginning of the day Market makers position on the gamma curve was positive again indicating that traders are short calls Market makers a long calls hence the positive gamma position and they have to sell against price to They have to trade against price to hedge their delta exposure and then also these Spot gamma gamma index Also is a proprietary number that shows pretty much the same information the only one that I watch is really this spot gamma gamma index for the SPX And this is positive indicating again positive gamma lower volatility environment and this works until it doesn't like a day today when when price break finally breaks below that lower edge the Daily expected move All right, so let's take a look at some Some setups now So first of all, let's go to the S&P 500 And I'm going to start with hero for the S&P 500 and This is a combined signal for SPX spy XSP, which is not significant and then ES futures So this is tracking options trades for all these instruments that shown with the purple purple line here and The wide is showing price so this is the S&P 500 and What this is showing is again options traders options trades and market maker hedging activity and It's a combined signal. Let's just take a look at the component So first of all notice that this is actually positive the delta notional This number here and I'll zoom in on this chart in just a minute is just over 1 billion positive 1 billion so traders are Trying to fade this move with options trades and we'll take a closer look and see what they're doing in in just a few minutes All right, so let's take a look at the individual components. Let's start with SPX And notice here that this is this is bearish minus 617 million that's the notional value and the Line for SPX is much more in sync with price So that indicates to me that this is what appears to be driving Price action as far as options go The trading in SPX and let's take a look at the next one, which is spy and that is what has What has appeared to be the case for for a while now that the spy traders are Trading in the opposite direction of price So as far as a signal for Trading the spy has not provided a good signal the spy hero signal and then finally here's the Yes futures and this is more in line as well in line with price in sync with price and So the total signal again SPX a little bit more difficult to read, but this is the total combined signal showing How options traders are positioning in the options market? Let's take a look at puts and calls So they're buying calls and buying puts this is pretty typical of a Of an index product and it looks like this notional value for calls is actually higher than So this is positive 2.4 billion Versus minus 1.6 billion so call buyers are dominating put buyers, but price action is Definitely bearish today. Let's take a look at zero DTE Providing this provides a very clear signal. This is what? Zero DTE options traders are doing today in the S&P 500 again this combined signal and this is net negative 484 million so if you're looking for a signal for trade setups, this is the What appears to be the best signal? Zero DTE Right, so let's leave this up And let's take a look at the S&P 500 So really looks like the there were a couple of setups. This was a This first setup Kind of a late confirmation and then this was the best setup of the day notice the Lower high and hero in price moves up Again hero making a lower high and then reverses that's at 1120. So let's go take a look at Bookmap down and there's the reversal at the Right at the lower edge the expected move today that Blue dash line and below VWAP and then also the spy 314 level Whoops, that's an Aztec. Sorry So here is the it's actually a little bit more clear In the S&P 500 here, here's this setup Reversal at the 4115 volatility trigger and I pointed that out before So this is what I'm talking about right here wrong tool and let me just turn off I'm going to turn off the heat map just to make this a little bit easier to see so there is a I know There's a large clot cluster of levels here But I think the key level is this 40 4115 volatility trigger and also VWAP and price reverses lower as Traders were taking negative delta positions the zero DTE S&P options traders and note the bearish order flow here that this light blue line is showing that Opts of that large traders were selling this move With their iceberg orders. They used to hide their size Then once price starts to move lower Sell stop orders shown by this yellow line here Start to fuel the move lower and then CVD is is negative That's shown by this pink line in the sub chart. All right, let's Let's zoom out. So as far as using an options options trades for Your setup and using hero. That was the best setup for the S&P 500 right there the reversal at the 4115 volatility trigger if you missed it at 10 Patiently wait until 1120 then there's your setup again All right, so that's a S&P 500 continues lower Now it looks like it's broken below the spy 407 level and Heading down to the next support level, which is the 4075 level all right, so that's the S&P 500 bearish order flow bearish hedging flow after 1120. Let's go back and take a look at at hero again zero DTE again makes makes a lower Lower high there and price begins to move lower and Zero DTE options trades are Looking like they're helping to drive price lower. All right, let's take a look at The NASDAQ now so that's the total signal all expirations and really in sync after After about 1120 as well All right for the NASDAQ We'll take a look at QQQ at least in the morning it was in sync with price action Setting up shorts here at 945 That's the just below the 315 key gamma strike the resistance there It's shown here Then hero can price continues to move with hero Oh up until about 1030 Let's zoom out So the signal is not as clear really after After about 1230 this large spike. That's a large block order All right, and JC said something about a spike on QQQ it at 1007 What time zone? All right, so it looks like that that's what he's referring to It's right here So let's take a look and see what exactly what that was So it looks like traders continue to buy puts and that looks like Probably a pretty large order selling calls So just just like we saw on SPX traders are buying puts shown by this falling blue line They're buying calls and so far the call buyers are not having much influence on price It looks like the put buyers along with with order flow are helping to drive price lower All right, so that's QQQ and let's go take a look at the NASDAQ now All right, let's take a look at NASDAQ and in a strong downtrend And there's the reversal at 315 At the 315 QQQ key gamma strike price continues below the volatility trigger and there's the the move up Similar to ES at about 1120 and then price continues lower from there and notice in this case that both CVD is falling and Sell stop orders are fueling the move lower and then Larger traders are actually fading this move that's shown by the rising light blue line That's showing that large traders are Buying on the way down with their iceberg orders. They used to hide their size All right, so it looks like price may be heading down to the QQQ put wall at 310 all right, let's take a look at the Let's just take a look at spy Well, actually we're looking at NQ. We'll go to QQQ and then we'll take a look at spy So this is the biggest range on QQQ in a while There's the reversal at and there's the reversal at the 315 key gamma strike And now price is trading down below the 311 C4 level and RJ ask would you see today as indicative of volatility sellers? Getting squeezed and you know, I guess that could be that could be a possibility what what hero is showing is that net net for the index products for for the S&P 500 and NASDAQ that traders were buying puts and buying calls That's what a hero is showing. So they're actually actually buying volatility and the put buyers are having a good day today At least that's how I interpreted. You know, I'm sure there are people trying to sell puts today No market makers are not Market makers are not getting hit market makers They they hedge their delta exposure all along Right JC market makers immediately hedge.  They're they're hedging immediately They're making markets and hedging So if they were getting hurt, they wouldn't they wouldn't be in business, you know, they they have algorithms that are You know constantly computer servers that are Constantly making markets and hedging keep you keeping themselves Delta neutral But as I showed before on this portion of the Vana model and this portion of the Vana curve that Market makers are trading with price To hedge their delta exposure. All right, so that's QQQ. Those are the levels that are in play for QQQ notice at this 1120 reversal the Cellsweep show them by those bright red dots Just at the 314 level and VWAP. All right, let's take a look at spy now so spy here's the resistance At the 411 volatility trigger first thing in the morning Just after the cash open and there's the 1120 reversal At this 410 large gamma strike And so I've got the wrong colors here on these 409 408 407 I need to fix my spreadsheet and Price continues lower All right, let's take a look at some stocks now and the first I want to take a look at is NVIDIA In really in the current environment the only stocks that's made change After today, but the only stocks on my watch list that are really moving Are NVIDIA Tesla and maybe Microsoft There's just not much range and and the other stocks that I follow. So here's NVIDIA and Let's take a look at hero for NVIDIA and Hero is often much easier to interpret for single stocks Than for the index products. So here's NVIDIA Note the strong correlation between options grades hedging flow and price action and traders are selling calls and buying puts That's shown by the following orange line and the following blue line And it looks like now that activity has leveled off somewhat and note the Strikes the key gamma strikes and play Here's the hedge wall at 265 and then the key gamma strike on the put wall at 260 all right, let's go back and take a look. I'm gonna zoom in on this a little bit So we'll look at the morning morning setup and this is just a strong confirmation of hedging flow hedging flow on price action and Jay says JEC says he thinks hero is easier for indices S&P 500 especially then underlying equities It varies from day to day if you're looking for a divergent setup You're more likely to see that in the S&P 500 than a single stock And that's the type of setup that I like to look for I like to look for hero moving one way price moving the other up to or down to a key level and then reversing at that key level Getting in sync with the options trade. So that is that type of setup is much more likely in the S&P 500 So here's Nvidia. Let's go take a look at book now and remember to 65 is the hedge wall So there's the reversal lower Just after the open at the 272 level and the primary target at the 265 At all level notice all the Liquidity at that level those are as price heads down. Those are passive buy orders limit buy orders So that's the setup on Nvidia and notice as Hero levels off options traders level off and price levels off If they start selling again the next target down below could be the 260 Put wall down below and note all the liquidity at that level All right, let's take a look at Tesla and Tesla has been bucking the trend today in an uptrend this morning Now it looks like it's rolling over. Let's take a look at hero for Tesla and with Tesla There's typically a strong correlation between hedging flow and price action and notice You know again in the morning a strong correlation uptrend and Then now zoom in on the afternoon here Hero starting to make Lower highs and prices starting to make lower highs shown starting about 12 30 12 20 12 30 and note the The hedge wall at 183 163. I'm sorry Here's the put wall at 160 and that did act as support this morning it took a while and Then here's the hedge wall and that has acted as resistance So not a lot of range for Tesla three points. That's that's not much for Tesla All right, so let's go take a look at book map again So here's the 160 put wall and again. It took a while that did act as support price was making a series of higher highs and then finally breaks Breaks above the 160 put wall and then found resistance at the 163 hedge wall and now is moving lower. All right, so RJ wants to take a look at Amazon Amazon definitely moving lower Let's take a look at hero when I look before I didn't see much. I Typically look or I want to show in this presentation Stocks that have a strong correlation with the hedging flow Not quite as clear in Amazon zoom in on the morning Definitely a divergent setup in this morning this morning reversal at the 105 key gamma strike So here's the the 105 key gamma strike and notice that price Was actually making slightly lower highs as Hero was dropping lower that didn't last long So let's go take a look at Amazon So 105 Again, that is the that's the key gamma strike and price reverses lower All right, so there was RJ says there was a test of the key gamma strike at 10 o'clock Not quite it looks like it did not quite get up to that level at VWAP reverses at VWAP just below the key gamma strike and notice the Barrage order flow coming in all those pink volume dots Again, that didn't last long price chopped around the 104 level for quite a while and now it's moving lower Let's go back and take a look at it hero and note. I have Just in interest of my own time. I have stopped marking the Key gamma strikes in my bookmap charts for stocks. It's just it takes too much time in the morning So I've stopped doing in that those are shown on these hero charts. So that's that's what I'm using All right, one other stock. Let's take a look at AMD And here there was a stronger confirmation between hedging flow and price action So let's go take a look at book map All right, so J.E.C. is J.E.C. says he copies the equity hub section and references the cells and my custom notes to get the key gamma strike and other levels for equities so that That sounds like a good idea Maybe you can provide more details on how you do that So for now, I've stopped doing it. You know those levels are shown in the hero charts. So here's AMD and remember that heroes moving down and This is a pretty good move for AMD three points lower. Okay, great. Thank you J.E.C. Right, so that's AMD Let's take a look at Microsoft. Let's go to hero for Microsoft and 280 is the hedge wall 275 is the put wall and this is what I saw this morning is that Put buyers There's kind of a if you break out puts and calls traders were buying puts Starting just a few minutes after the open and price responded lower. They initially started buying calls and That didn't last long Meanwhile, other traders were buying puts and price moved lower All right, so let's go back and take a look at book map Remember 280 is the hedge wall so here's your Here's the setup in Microsoft Turn break here below the below the hedge wall at 280 and below the VWAP below VWAP Microsoft is one of those stocks that has such a large opening print and especially such a large Closing print that you have to zoom up the size of the volume dots to account for that if you're showing either the open or the close All right, let's take a final look at the end in disease start Yes, and looks like it may have found some support around the 4100 level and JEC says yes to scroll that opening dot off the chart Yeah, so I'm showing this for presentation So I I like to show a zoomed out level so in that in that case I have to increase the size of the dots for stocks Let's take a look at what options traders are doing for For the S&P 500 so let's go back to the S&P 500 so it looks like now they're shifting to positive Positive Delta positions again They've been trying to support this level We'll take a look at what the zero DTE options traders are doing and and not so much Maybe leveled off a little bit and let's take a look at QQQ and Then we'll take a look at Nasdaq and wrap it up So leveled off a little bit. Let's see where Nasdaq found support so far around 12,000 850 below that and again remember the 310 Put walls down below and notice there's really been no shift in And no shift in the order flow shown on the sub chart there Cell stops and CVD still falling It looks like so there are a few iceberg buys coming in. All right, so those the The stocks that I saw that that were good short setups especially Well Nvidia especially on the short side Tesla on long side AMD and Microsoft and then the index products ES and NQ both good shorts as well as QQQ and spy Right my time is up. That's all I have. I want to thank Thank you everyone for watching. Thanks for your questions and comments special thing to our thanks to RJ and JEC For your active Participation today. It makes it much easier for me when I know that people are watching and and making Good comments and questions. All right. Thanks again. I'll see you tomorrow. Bye


So we are doing an on-site cleanup with Corey today so yeah this is their Wi-Fi I think new client but one of the things you have to do you get a new client is this a lot of the cleanup work so we're gonna get started on this and because this this is a puzzle to us so someone went down and did the punchdown but it's not bolted to anything it's just it's dangling under its own weight so they actually cabled some of it but then and we're not sure why this this this is a puzzle it's a phone splice yeah it's a phone splice but it has a network jack put in here so we're yeah yeah this is this is a big puzzle yeah I'll solder that in so it doesn't ever break lose it goes to the phone and came in they were touching so yeah so there'll be some before and afters of all this we got the time-lapse up here to kind of watch the progress of it of putting this together in a more rational manner this is going in here and this goes out to here so while Corey's doing his thing right now I'll explain a little of what's going on here so these are a lot of small businesses and anyone who's worked in IT you know this is how all these companies end up at some point is kind of they let their friend in they did this they did that they have this mystery where the punchdown panels floating and just hanging off the tension of that now why someone went through the trouble putting a punch down panel but didn't put a place to mount the punch on punch down panel complete mystery they don't know the guy that used to do it kind of fell off the planet they're like if you you are a guy now so we met them through the Chamber of Commerce and some mutual friends and now we're taking over IT from so the first project is of course the wiring cleanup they have really not a big company in terms of technology they don't need that much stuff but they do need a network that doesn't look like that so the cleanup is pretty basic they have no on-premise servers so it's just basically wiring to get them out to the internet everything they do is you know so speak in the cloud so this is all just building connectivity for them now the way we build these projects out for these clients is we look at them we assess them we give them a flat rate if someone just wants us to charge our only generally shy away from it because that becomes kind of subjective of a how long will it take you and we work pretty fast and so what you when you're sizing up these jobs and you want to bid a cleanup job you kind of have to know yourself you have to know about how long does it take you to get that type of work done do you spend a lot of time doing it do you spend a lot of time cleaning it up and of course there's expectations from the client they opted not to have it all put in a cage or a rack they just kind of wanted it to look nice and make a lot of sense now oddly a lot of the labels and it's hard to see but there's actually a few labels here in there to denote where things are plugged in we did offer as a service to relabel where every punch down goes like so we put a label on them but they decided not to but when you're calculating a bid you want that in there you want to be able to go through and say you know these are the deliverables these are things we're going to do we're going to clean it up so there's an expectation on there and what it will look like when it's done they're happy this was like I said not a real expensive or high-end one or we would have put a really nice rack in a box and everything in with all the mounts but these are very helpful when you're telling us the clients and the way you want to really tell them a job is it's going to make it easier because there's ever a problem and some of those wires get pulled out and they've actually experienced that already that's probably the reason they were fine with it because the other guy would just go in there and monkey with the wires and till it worked it they're usually easy to get someone as a sell on that to go okay this makes sense this is we want to be able to have faster troubleshooting times less downtime because it cumulative we let them know it always adds up if they don't have a clean wiring room and it's causing them problems it also means there's more troubleshooting time so you know put all these little bills for troubleshooting because a wire fell out because it's hanging from the tension of other wires and things like that so if they're not too hard to sell we give them a flat rate based on how long so you still put your hourly rate in your head of you know what you're going to charge because it's going to take you two hours or three hours this job was done and I think it took Cory about cumulatively two hours he actually ran down the street and came back to go pick up something they needed because when we uncovered the messed of wires there was he was short on one extra power strip and he even cleaned up the power strips near because they were all dangling from each other as well we thought they were mounted it turns out they weren't mounted at all they were they were just kind of set there on the edge of things we properly mounted those too but these are popular things you're going to see if you start out in servicing small business and we we service large companies but we still have a lot of these smaller companies that are clients they they're great clients and cleaning them up is like the first thing we want to do we really push hard for that when we take anyone on as a new client to you know they want fast service like look if we have to come in here and sort this out every time and it's an unlabeled nightmare this really needs to get sorted out and once we sort that out life gets a lot better but I'll throw a couple finished pictures up here uh this is what it looks like when it's done and like I said easy projects they look more complicated than they are but once you sort out where some of the wires go it's not too hard to do and now it's nice and concise so if we have to come out there and actually service anything no big deal and we do everything in case you're wondering if you didn't notice that those are all just Velcro strips uh that we love when we're putting them together I might do a demo inside the shop sometime because it's hard to get these onsite I don't have time to spend a lot of time filming out there but show how we use the Velcro strips they're the same ones we use when we show you how we do our rack and everything like that so hopefully I'll get to some more onsite videos like I said they're kind of tough to find time to do or places just don't allow cameras but I will keep working to uh towards that but this is a little thought to you know how you look at some of these projects and sell them some of the clients and of course the end result of start to finish cleanups which so many people do bad jobs at wearing cleaning these things up is a never ending battle there seems to be an endless amount of technicians out there doing work that looks like that uh so our work is never finished until we have all the clients and it's it's a whole another there's always there's somebody right now who has their cousin wearing something and it's looking like that I'm sure all right thanks for watching if you like the content here like and subscribe


Part one of the full stack was Booster 7's lift onto the orbital launch mount, which was completed relatively quickly using the chopsticks. Once secured to the stand, a new Raptor 2 engine was lifted into the business end of the booster, presumably to replace another as just a short while later we saw this Raptor heading back to the production site on the back of a truck. The next day, during a gorgeous Texan sunset, Ship 24 was lifted up by the chopsticks and placed on top of Booster 7. The day after that, however, Ship 24 was taken off Booster 7 and held just above. Many were saying on the likes of Twitter that the ship was being destacked entirely, however it hadn't actually been fully disconnected from the GSE so this wasn't happening. A short while later, S24 was placed back onto B7 once the realignment had finished. Something was still not right though as on Sunday, Ship 24 was removed from B7 for good and returned to the ground.


Our fireside chat I would like to invite on stage Mr. Alok Jalan, managing director, Lakshya Media Group and Nazia Alvi Rehman, editor, exchange for media. Ladies and gentlemen, give them a big hand. We've wasted much time in introducing sir. All of us who are in this domain know a lot about him. So I would straight away start with the question of you sharing the 23-year-long journey of Lakshya with us. So we started this company in 1997 and in today's day and age startups are very fashionable. At that point of time they were not so fashionable. We were indeed a startup. We started with our own little capital of about one lakh and from the year one we have made profits year on year, grew on our own capital and then raised capital later on 2006 and 2008 but we could grow business on a continuous basis with about 30-35% CAGR. So I think yes, it's been an interesting journey where we ventured into multiple format media ownership, media agency business. We ventured into international markets. We had our share of success and failures but as of now I think we are very well placed to kind of take things forward and make over at one of the lead mediums for many clients. A lot of things that you ventured into, one of them was international markets. So would you like to speak about your experiences with international markets? So yeah, we went to Dubai and we invested a lot of money to create about 1000 air-conditioned bus shelters in the market of Dubai. That was first of its kind project and nowhere in the world you will see such large project and that was a product innovation, air-conditioned bus shelter in the heat of 50-55 degree temperature working extremely well. So a lot of research went into it, a lot of hard work went into it, designing. So I think huge efforts and a lot of capital we invested in this whole project and we also had Colombo Airport for five years with us. So that was again another international experience which we had but now we are out of both these markets. What is your takeaway? I mean if you had to give an advice from your experience so what is it that you would like to tell? So yeah, so the takeaway would be that know the market very well. I think doing the right kind of due diligence when you are venturing into any unknown territory is extremely, extremely important. How supportive government is of private investment? What is the legal framework in a particular country? Because all these things may come into your way of growth. So case in point Dubai bus shelter, we had to give up that project because of lack of government support because in 2008 during the financial meltdown when Dubai went down completely and the way market has still not come back up. So I think it's extremely important to understand the market dynamics before you venture into any market. But one safe territory within those markets might be airports because there you don't have municipal regulations and those kind of things. You have overall governmental regulation but you are not that affected so that might be a safe territory for anybody to start. Sir, talking about government restrictions, you also have those in India. So what are the challenges that you face in India when you have to handle with government? So here I think biggest challenges lack of consistency in regulation. When regulations are not consistent and also since outdoor is a city specific subject, so every city, every municipality has its own rules and regulations which makes the whole thing extremely, extremely difficult in terms of format sizes. Where should you put your site and things like that? So I think uniformity in regulation at least if not nationwide, statewide is extremely important. If it can be done nationwide, some uniformity, I think that will be extremely helpful. Then people can plan things and invest into infrastructure and media and lot of revenue from this will ultimately go back to the government. So government has to think about it as a overall large industry which not only creates a lot of amenities for all the cities but also gives huge revenue to the municipalities. A case in point is the Delhi municipality which earns about 250 crore as per their deputy municipal commissioner himself on a yearly basis. So I think that's a good money which comes to any municipality. So where is it lacking? I mean the government doesn't understand? So I think will power from the government side is lack of will power. We are representing from IOWA side to various government bodies but I think unless there is a clear guideline from urban development ministry, central urban development ministry as to what can be done and what cannot be done it is going to be very difficult because again it will be a local subject. If it remains a local subject then people will do what they want to do. Sir, measurement has always been a big problem in this domain and for last many years it's just been in process. What is the status right now? So yes measurement is a problem but I don't think in today's world measurement is a problem anymore because so much of data is getting generated when all of us have our mobile phones. So wherever we are traveling whatever we are doing is getting captured in a way through digital footprint which we leave behind. So I think with all that if you look at things so there are mobile application aggregated data available. There is telecom data available. So these are the data and data points which you cannot temper with and I think they are extremely valuable and with that you can create a matrix which will be really appreciated by any client. But coming back to measurement again from IOAA side we are now looking at commissioning this research project very soon. So I think we'll be out with RFP for international research companies and as well as Indian research companies within six to eight weeks and then we'll take that forward. Mr. Mehta also spoke about it. Can you give us a little more detail on that? So we are looking at various combinations or various methods of research. So there are some kind of research which have been done in markets like US, UK and Australia and various other markets which I would say is old methodology where you do a traffic count and travel survey and rating off all the sites and things like that. While there are newest service providers also who are only depending largely on technology and not so much on physical traffic count or somebody carrying a diary for their travel behaviour and all that. So I think we are just looking at what will suit us the best whether the old method or the new method or a combination of both. From my side I think new technology and people who come up with new way of measuring audience's behaviour and type of audience I think that will be very useful. And now there are companies who are looking at taking satellite images also and going down to the street level to calculate or count number of cars and all of that. So I think technology has evolved to a great extent. So I think we'll look at something which is really cutting edge and extremely high quality. Okay. So we should expect more clarity in six to seven weeks. Yeah, maybe in first quarter of next financial year because of this COVID issue now things are going to go a little slow. So let's see. So coming to Lakshay, we've learned about a special tool called SHARP that was launched by you. Is that also for measurement purposes or what exactly is the tool? So yeah, so SHARP again is audience measurement tool. Actually it is a hyper-local measurement tool which can be used for outperform planning. It can be used for events and experiential things as well as going forward even for mobile advertising. So it gives you data at a very hyper-local level. So like I just mentioned, we have used application, mobile application aggregated data. We have used mobile telephone data from mobile service providers. We have used old method of traffic count also. So it is a mix of all these three things plus we have rated and geotagged about 50,000 sites in India across 22 cities and each of those sites have a unique ID and unique score which is their visibility score. So I think all this put together creates an extremely new kind of measurement which I believe would be one of the first across the world and we are seeing a lot of client interest in this kind of product. So this was developed internally by your team? Yes, yes. So it was developed by in-house by our team. My colleague Manas Mohan is sitting here who championed this thing and we are still looking at newer ways of making it more and more robust in every possible way. So another area in your domain which everyone is talking about is digital outdoor. It's relatively new. It's only a few two, three percent of your entire pie. But how do you see the growth of this particular domain amplifying in the coming years? So actually it's not new. In India it is new. If you look at Times Square and Piccadilly Square, it's been there since ages. In India it has just started and unfortunately because of again lack of regulation and governmental issues as well as a little bit of vandalism kind of issues, a large format digital OH will take a little bit more time but you have a small format ambient OH everywhere from malls to airports to corporate parks. So I think very soon we are expecting a policy from Mumbai municipality also and we are expecting that they will come up with and encourage digital out of home. So once there is encouragement from government side, I think there will be enough and more players who will be looking at investing into creating very high quality large format DOH. What are the trends that outdoor players need to keep in mind to interconnect digital outdoor with mobile and integrate the two mediums to garner more impact and ROI for brands? So it again boils down to hyper local advertising. Actually mobile and digital are two mediums which are which could be as global as you want and they can be as local as you want. There's no third medium which gives you this kind of flexibility. So when it comes to mobile and digital, I think I would say that digital OH is an extension of mobile phone only. You have large screen, larger impact, that's how we see it. It does not interrupt you when you are browsing through your mobile and thing like that. It is just using your free time. There are a lot of technology with which you can do a two way kind of interaction with those screens and as we move forward with the programmatic way of buying media, once digital and digital out of home are bundled together, I think it is highly possible. So I think a lot of people say and yesterday there was a speaker who was saying that outdoor should become part of media plan, overall media plan. I think now digital is becoming main mainline media. So outdoor has to align more with digital than any other medium is what I feel. Also as I said that at a hyper local level it can give you out of form, digital out of form as well as digital. You can just kind of earmark a particular area, geo fence a particular area and serve advertising within that particular. So if you want to advertise in Lokhandwala in Andheri, so you just geo fence that area and you are able to advertise through digital out of form or normal regular out of form and mobile within that catchment area. So I think that's a very, very big plus point which out of form and digital can give to any client and which can drive which can drive footfalls into various stores and malls. So traditionally we have seen some particular sectors that spend more on outdoor where for instance automobile or your media channels. Which are the brands and sectors which can leverage it more but are not doing it? So actually I would like to say one thing that outdoor is one of the most utilized but most under undervalued medium in the country and maybe in various other parts of the globe also. The kind of impact it can give you overall, no other medium can give you the kind of impact, the kind of innovations you can do on out of form at a huge larger level you will not be able to do with any other medium. So I think these are a few real benefits which not too many people or clients are utilizing but as we see downfall of print and later on television more and more people are going to come to out of form media. Right now I think most of the categories use some people use, so within the categories there are clients who are heavy users and people who do not use out of form so that also that also happens. So when you come across and you see and you feel that they should be advertising more on outdoor than on traditional or other mediums. So I think that way if you want category wise I think FMCG can spend much more than what they are doing right now, BFSI can do much more than what they are doing right now. So FMCG believes more on TV than any other media similarly BFSI believes more on print than any other media but things are changing very fast. So I think all these sectors will come around and there are examples within these categories also who are spending decent amount of money on outdoor and off late have interacted with the various clients and more and more people are saying that we are cutting down on our TV budgets and putting it on outdoor or we are cutting down from print and putting it on outdoor because ultimately if you look at youth today they are not consuming print or TV at all. So that's the reality and will you have some percentage like how much of TV and print has come to outdoor in last few years? No we don't have any such data but I think it will move it will yeah and it will move very very fast. So as you see print still holds huge number so every percentage drop in print advertising will be beneficial for outdoor. Time so I have two more important questions to go one is your vision and your plan for Lakshay you have in these 23 years you have created many I mean you've got Lakshay assets you have got Lakshay is you have you're into experiential you've also recently got into digital what exactly is your plan ahead and what more should we expect in the coming years? So we want to be in the space where youth is so youth like I said youth is consuming largely out of form experiential and digital so these are three areas where our focus is and so we are one of the largest in out of form we are extremely large in events also and digital we have just started we want to become large in digital also and then serving a combination of these three to target youth and kind of delivering the kind of ROI or the objective which brands set out for us. Astri veteran what are the challenges or what are the things that you would want to speak about for the industry for the outdoor industry? So I think largely measurement and government regulation are two things which are spoken everywhere and measurement I think will get addressed either through a collective effort or on it on its own when it comes to government regulation I think there we need to make much more collective effort and lobby and go to the government and make them make representation to them to come up with certain regulation which are uniform overall and then I think it's all about going to the clients and presenting it in the best possible manner and if you are able to demonstrate the kind of ROI you can deliver I think all the clients are looking at ultimately what a client wants that you give them return on their investment in whichever form and manner they want so I think if you are able to deliver that there is a huge scope for how to form to grow. I also have one question from Mr Mehta who had to go because he had a flight to catch so what he wanted to understand from you is how do you handle being both owner of media space as well as being an agency? It doesn't matter actually in today's time it doesn't matter if this question was asked to me say 10 years back then maybe it was still relevant today we have companies like Google who sell directly to any client or through agencies also so in a way that they deal with both the people and similarly if you look at investment banking if you look at various other businesses people do both so what matters really is the value which you are delivering and if you are doing a business in a ethical manner or not I think that is what ultimately matters as a business owner I can be as many as many businesses I want to so long as I do justice with all the businesses


We'll end our segment on comets with a look at two of them that changed our thinking and our capabilities when it comes to these objects. In 1994, the comet Shoemaker-Levy collided with Jupiter. The first impact occurred at 2013 on July 16 when Fragment A of the nucleus entered Jupiter's southern hemisphere at a speed of about 60 km per second, that's 37 miles per second. Instruments on the nearby Galileo spacecraft detected a fireball plume that reached a height of almost 3,200 km, that's 2,000 miles. Remember that our atmosphere extends only a few hundred kilometers above us. Observers soon saw a huge dark spot after the first impact, 6,000 km wide. Over the next six days, 21 distinct impacts were observed, with the largest occurring on July 18. This impact created a giant dark spot larger than the Earth. Jupiter absorbed them all. The changes to the planet were dramatic but disappeared after a few months. But if Shoemaker-Levy had hit the Earth instead of Jupiter, it would have wiped us out. This highlighted, for everyone, the importance of understanding comets and asteroids and how to change their trajectory should we ever find one this size heading our way. Progress in this area has been made.


African lions in a zoo in Indiana, USA were found to have been infected with SARS-CoV-2, leading to human exposure and potential transmission between humans and animals. The virus was detected in three people who came into close contact with the infected lions, indicating that the virus could be transmitted from animals to humans. This highlights the need for improved biosecurity measures at zoos, including regular testing of animals for the virus and development of rapid diagnostic tests for big cats. This article was authored by Audrey A. Segrist, Kira L. Richardson, Rhea R. Guy, and others.


What's up everybody? Jason here for Jasper's case brace comm this sells out opulence with this nine a spot little filler here We're giving away nine spots in that break This is 2018-19 panini status hanger one pack break number seven And they got guys randomized customer names and teams distribute the hits out of the status hanger Then at the end of the break we'll take all customer names and the top nine will win a spot and that'll be coming up next So let's roll the dice guys and let's do the break first. It is a four and a six ten times one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten ten times Brian Frank down to Jake four and a six ten times ten times you're on the teams out one two three four five six seven eight nine and ten Pallagin to the top down the Raptors and again guys. This is an 1819 status break. I know all the angel friends just gasped earlier So stick to what you got guys no trades I'll quickly show you your teams So scenes guys Do the break now I guess Michael Bridges. We got this V Anthony Davis Gary Tran jr. Devon Chenzo Kevin hootier Javon Carter Lonnie Walker Eliacobo And the rest of these are just base cards once all the filler sellout slap talk It's not technically sold out. There's like packed fillers on there And we need to sell we need to do three more But we're almost there So there you go guys. That was the quick little Pack right there now.  Here's a customer names Dylan down to Roberts. Let's roll it top nine get in after four times. Good luck one two three and four Boom four times top nine get in Robert Runkel Dylan Kevin Brian Brian Oliver Jake Sarah and Robert Runkel last spot mojo. So there you go After four times top nine get in coming up next guys is the break. Appreciate it


It's DDK and I'm back today with another DoorDash video. Huge shout out to everybody tuning in. If you want to subscribe, make sure you smash that subscribe button. I got a question for you. Why haven't you hit that like button yet? Cause you already know that's what I'm gonna say next. Oh yeah, one more thing. What I'm gonna say after that. Comment below and let me know what I'm gonna say after that. Today is Monday, December 27th, and we're about to start dashing. As you guys can see, let's look at it. It's raining, gloomy, ugly, but maybe a lot of people are gonna get some DoorDashes and hopefully we can get this money. Also comment below and let me know how much you guys think we're gonna get today. Oh, one more thing. Happy birthday to my pops. I hope you're watching the video. If you aren't watching the video, you out of pocket. But happy birthday to you. I just text you happy birthday right now. Let's go get this money. Order of the day. 10 items, 13.9 miles, five orders, 27.50 for Walmart. Let's go. Another one, Walmart in store. Pick up three orders, 13 items, 32.7 miles for 27.75. Let's drive. Time it is. It's time to get busy. We're in Walmart. I'm feeling like new money today. There it is, buddy. Yesterday I had that hangover, but I'm back in it like a crack at it. How you doing? In the zone. What's going on? Man, I messed up that energy. Yesterday I had no energy. It was pretty, it was pretty good though. I don't think I'm gonna get busy. Let's check the wetline first. See if they up here. Ain't gonna be enough here. Hopefully somebody come up here soon. Check it. Got to call this number. They got to hurry up. They usually come up here by this time. Let me call them. Hello, I'm here in front. I need someone to help me with the in-store pickups. Okay. She told me to hold on one second.  They're pimping lately. I don't know why, but lately they've been having this card up here as regards, you see. A lot of these stuff needs to be tagged and bagged. What's tagged would need to be bagged up and then, but it takes them longer now for some reason. Maybe the people who usually do this is on vacation or something, but they're slowing the money down.   I'm trying to get it off. Is it gonna rip? I hope not. One more time the internet keeps popping up. You guys getting all of them again? Yeah, I'm talking to you. You got one more person. It's right here. So it's gonna take us 53 minutes and it's gonna be 23 miles. Let's go. At the sprinting door, so we gotta make sure we don't let it get knocked down. Getting with that photo, but you don't already know it all. Out of me, that's it. Man, go bro. We done. Tell me what to do. Just right there. Wow.   Nice job. Three baby. Got that right there. Get that photo. Ryan, that doorbell. That's it. I'll keep up and get in here. So, my dog's name. Yeah, what am I? Hedge. Here you go. Thank you, I appreciate it buddy. You have these two bags here. Oh, both of these two? Okay, thank you much. You're welcome. You have a great one. Here baby. You got good tissue. He said he got 10 bath bombs. They can do you all day. Big roll of tissue. Doorbell. Here baby. Talk this gentleman off. I really don't want to sit it right here. I'm gonna sit like right there.  Knock on that doorbell. Let's go. Come on baby. Make sure y'all scan it. Make sure you scan it. You got to scan that thing. Now scan that thing girl. Scan it. That's a lot. Got those. They got this gate. They look like they got a for real dog in here. I don't know about this gate. My business partner, don't be mindin' goin' to people gates and all that. I do. If that dog come out. I have to put some hot on him. I ain't tryin' to do that. And I'm on somebody else property. This one, that one's locked. That's not locked. That's goin', it's a nice gate though. In this house facility, it's supposed to call a rona box or they home, but they ain't do that. So, you know, it's all good. Got that dog right there. Hit him with that photo. We'll already know though. Boop-boop. Bring that door. Let's go. McDonald's, eight items, 4.8 miles. 775, let's drive. Please baby, clean the door. Let's take him to the front right now. There's a busy car right now. I have a door dash order and the last three numbers, 650. Thank you, you have a good one.  My stickers can't knock this door out. Can't feel like it's hot. Walk. Photo. Ram. Doorbell. Zam. We gone. Mexican restaurant, 3.4 miles to 675. Let's drive. Since we got to jump it off the security. That's walkin' around. Jumped off a top light. I don't know, they just started doing this before I actually just dropped off to them, so. What? They just trying to block. MMMMMM. This jar's locked. Look at me, I don't let me in this jar. Ooh. You want my most drunken stuff? Why y'all hear me? I can see you.  Really? I'm not to fall in this jar. So she further away. She can see me, but the other do okay. Come on, my bad. Take her all the time. I have to drop off a DoorDash delivery. Okay, thank you. DoorDash delivery. DoorDash delivery. You tell me to drop it off here. Just put it back there. For Jose Mendoza and Nyra. You ain't see me knockin' on the door? All right, thank you, you have a good one. On the way, 2.8 miles for 475, let's drive. One White Castle, 2.4 miles, 675. Y'all already know. Comment below, let me know what I'm about to say after that, let's go. We're adding on the Teriyaki Madness 3 miles for $6 away at Holla. It says, open right here. Let's get the side door open. Please, aw, our dining room is closed. We were open for breakfast. Drive through it, it is. That whole, when, in the, what you call it, White Castle line, it was terrible. They move like, like sloths. Hello. Yes, sir. Thanks, man. Here you go, you have a good one. Take care. Hello. Here you go. Yes, ma'am. David R. David R. All right, thank you, you have a good one. Here, baby. There's David at the door. Excuse me. Excuse me. Have a do-it-ask for David R. Oh yeah, thank you. All right, thank you, you have a good one. I'll have a do-it-ask for Maria. That's me. Here you go. Thank you so much. Thank you, you have a good one. All right, seven miles, 1175. We about to drive, baby, let's go. They gonna try to copyright a player. Player, put me in the label. Here, do-it-ask. Amanda L. All right, you get in the car. There's a handy tune, so we gotta wait till they open this diesel. Take your do-it-ask for the work. There you go, you enjoy it, you have a good one. So it is 1.19 p.m., and we already hit our goal. We at 101.50, baby. Yeah, we at 101.50. I'm actually gonna start right now. We're gonna go edit the video, and then we're gonna get back out here. Hopefully we can get back out here around 4.35-ish and start getting busy again. But again, if you wanna start me, subscribe, and if you wanna start giving me a thumbs up, and do not skip those ads. One more thing, comment below and let me know how much thing we're gonna make today. Do you think we're gonna be able to get another 100? So we can get like, you know, 201.50 or something around that area? What you think is gonna happen? I don't know, dinner time is sometimes slow, or it's fast, we don't know, we don't see, but you gotta go and make sure you stay tuned. So I'm gonna click this camera back on when it's time to get busy, let's go. We got one Walmart Insta, pick up seven orders, 12 items, 32.8 miles, 38.50, get with me. It's not gonna be 32.8 miles, it's probably gonna be, I'm going with 13 for some reason, let's go. We never left, look at that knife, that knife doing it this time, I was about to get busy right quick, because I'm doing it on my own. Hopefully we got somebody up there looking a little ugly, I think he was standing here. That means that nobody's here, I'm gonna call the number, I don't have time for these 20. In these times, this one was laying over there. There it is, hand on that, just clean it. All right. Hand on that, two with all of us, two with all of us, that's all right. That should be good to go now. Young guy, I appreciate you brother, you stay up man. We just came from Walmart, we picked up all the Walmart orders, and a McDonald's order came in on my phone. It's 4.4 miles for 7.75, stay alive.  I have a door that's on the last three numbers, 832. All right, thank you. All right, thank you, have a good one. Here baby, I can see the time to light on four, so come on. Come on, phone. So we're at 3.2 miles for 6.75, let's drive. That's it? Yeah. Oh, okay. All right, thank you guys, have a good one. So I want you guys to see this just like I'm seeing it. Oh my God, you can't see it, they're good. What it says on here is this, I told you guys just for 6.75, stay alive, right? On here it says door dash, dash or tip, eight dollars. So we're gonna find out if door dash be still in our money. Let's go. Just like that, we're here to talk to someone else, baby. They got the little gate right here, so I don't know, it says handed to customer. I don't know how to work this, but I don't have a dog, so I don't know, or baby, so I don't know how this works. Am I supposed to lift this up? You gotta be doing this one. I don't know how to do it. I'm gonna get over this one. Yeah, I was trying to open this, but I have no idea what I'm doing. It's nice and secure. There you go, you have a great night. You too. The moment of truth, let's see what happened, if door dash be still in, confirmed. Oh, are they there, they ain't still in, y'all ain't no thieves. 1075, I don't know if y'all can see that, but let's go. First Walmart or a baby. Oh, dang it. Let me see if it tells me which one. It doesn't tell me which apartment. So it's a defect, but I'm gonna do the smart thing. Put it in between both of them, so wherever it is, I'm gonna get the picture there, I don't know exactly where they put it up there. Take a photo, don't know where it is, no, no. Watch this there, there are air, somebody's at the door, so don't wait for it, when they just walked away. Hope they grab it through, I don't know, no, please. Hello, how you doing, it's a Walmart order? Thank you. All right, you're welcome, you have a good one. Yes, sir. Oh, that was a little leaf. Get that photo, y'all over there, no, no. Doorbell, doorbell, doorbell, it's not working. Let's go. Got one subway 2.4 miles for 575, let's drive. We are here, baby, let's drop this drone home. Right here, put on my best photo. My mam's here, it's a doorbell, let's go. In this drone home, they got us ready, man. It's looking a little ugly. Oh, I have a door that I should pick up. Yeah, I do. We just got us ready, I'm gonna pick up the drone. Thank you. We are here, drop this subway, it's fresh off. See if it's at the door, I'm gonna go ahead and put it in this chair, so it doesn't move down here. Get them with their photo. Man, get down to the door here. Man, it's heating, I'm gonna scram, let's go. We are here to drop this off. Get it out on the door, get on the doorbell. Man, just like that, sometimes you move, just like that. Get them with the photo, just like that. Get them with the doorbell, just like that. We're going right step. It's got this air up back here, just right here. Bop, bop, get them with that photo. Bop, bop, doorbell, doorbell, knock on the door. Hey, I can't knock on the door, I miss it. This is the last Walmart order. Drop this drone right here, Hemsky, get them with their photo, but y'all already know the doorbell, a little bit better. Let's go. Got us one Walgreens, 2.1 miles for 875, seven items, let's go. I'm gonna get PDLite, that's the first place we're gonna go, I'm gonna get two PDLites. That should be by the kids' diapers and then around that area. Oh, let's see, see each Walgreens is different. You know, I know some of them, I don't know some of them. This one I don't know. All right, it's great. We got that first thing, that PDLite baby, scan that. Well, this one's been drinked because I had a hangover yesterday. I've been drinking that. Got that. So we got them both for the PDLite, now we need Kleenex, little Kleenex baby. Kleenex is blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And then we have to get a case of water and popcorn. The popcorn's got that and then they wanted one of these. Grab this, scan that, wow. I was gonna find out the water, we had to call them. We'll let the text them and see what they're gonna say. Let's go. Hello, this is Jerome with DoorDash. I'm here at Walgreens picking up your order. They do not have any of the ice mountain water.  Okay, I'll get that for you. All righty, you're welcome, bye-bye. Over here baby, I'll walk all the way up and get this green. Drop that right there. Drop that right there. Oh, bye. That's really light, just make it light, just make it light. Right there, yeah, get in with that hose. There we go. Let's move up a little bit more. Look at that. This might start adding this segment to the channel. We're gonna start adding worst order of the day. This is by far the worst one. This is Panda Express. Two orders, seven items, 11.7 miles for $5. Now y'all comment below and let me know what you think about this. And just like that, baby, it's the end of the night. And guess what? We hit our goal, we got $207,049, yeah, yeah, yeah. We getting the money, baby, we getting this money. But I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Again, if you aren't subscribed, make sure you smash that subscribe button and you right there. I'm looking right at you. Hit that like button before you go. And one more thing, do not skip those ads. I mean, see you skip them ads, keep on skipping them ads. You're trying to get this money. So stop doing that. I'll see you guys tomorrow. Also, I need you guys to comment below and let me know if you want some, what kind of like topics of the videos do you guys want on the DoorDash video? Just give me some feedback. Let me know what y'all want to do. But I'll see you guys tomorrow. We going, we growing, we flowing when you already know the DDK and I'm on my way.


What's up everybody, I'm the Mangus, you are awesome and welcome to Paragon Stories. Stories from you about Paragon or its mini-successors. If you have a story to tell, please fill out the form linked below. First up is J-Man 63 with a Dong Dodge and Monolith Paragon. Okay, Paragon, after version 36, after Sarath was introduced, Monolith was in full swing speeding up the meta. I was playing her in jungle and had come up with a build at once level 6, in a pivotal amount of card points, I was able to get a large boost in power, lifesteal, and crit. So naturally, I started eating. During an intense fight in Mid against the Kai and an Aurora, a Murdoch Long Dong of the Law was aimed right at me, as I was very low in health. If this was a moment sooner or after I would have died, but I used Heaven's Fury which made me immune to the Murdoch's ultimate completely mitigating any damage and because of the crit and lifesteal I built into, was healed from the enemies and their minions and it was epic. The outplay capabilities of a good Sarath is always just a joy to behold. Too bad for me, I could never have pulled something like this off, maybe by accident, but that's about it. J has footage of this on his channel, if you guys want to check that out, it'll be linked below. Now we have a story from Archangel Zero about having good times in Legacy Paragon. I actually have a few stories from Archangel so I just picked this one. My friend and I used to play a match during our lunch break. If you played OG Paragon, you know those matches could last about an hour on average with prime dunking and whatnot. Those matches were our goof around matches so we did builds that made no sense and would make it difficult to counter build since they weren't associated with any meta. Anyways, we played enough that we had buzzwords for ults in situations we would find ourselves in. When we would pop Muriel's ult or saw someone that needed the ult, we would shout looks like someone needs some freedom and ult away into our target. Another example of this is when I would play Chimera and would tussle with an enemy rampage in the jungle. I was always super confident in my matchups against rampage so I would always ball through the wall fisty cuff any rampage in the jungle and because I had the crit lifesteal card that gave you boosted lifesteal under a certain health, I could outlast them. This typically ended with rampage ulting and jumping away. It led to the phrase show me your panic. This meant rampage ult is down and he's oom. After that, any time I picked Kai and forced people to ult, it would show me your panic just because I was such a menace with a Kai, often forcing surrenders with 20 plus KDA. I'll tell you what, if you've never witnessed a legacy rampage vs. Kai fight, they were pretty epic. Always remind me of an arm wrestling scene in a movie. Ramp would get Kai's hand down on the mat and then the health regen would really start kicking in and Kai would take it back over the top. Last story of the day comes from Gargoyle about a card I completely forgot. I was playing Richter as a support. The enemy had claimed prime and we fought in mid, only two made it out alive, their Bellica and me. I had back to get health and upgrade my cards. She had pushed mid and the in-hit was down. It was a huge wave, 20 minions at least. She charges in confidently and then I popped Awaken the Emerick. Suddenly she's surrounded by enemies, still at half health due to constant pushing not letting prime regen kick in. I just sat back and watched her own minions destroy her. Bro, I can't believe I forgot all about Awaken the Emerick and I really can't believe that Gargoyle remembered the name of that thing. I can never remember the names of the cards. But what an awesome card that was. I used to use it on Crunch all the time because it made me feel like I was the king of the minions. That wraps it up for the first episode of Paragon Storytime. If you have a story about Old School Paragon or one of the successors that you would like to share, check out the form linked in the description below. You don't have to be a content creator or anything, but if you are and you want to get your name out there a bit, I'll be more than happy to include your channel. Be sure to hit the like button if you enjoyed this type of video, but for now, this is the man-goose signing off. Goodbye, food. Mangooose! Special shout-out to channel members Foolish Bloodhunter, Jelly Knees Meow, Mix for Men, Stunt, Farith, and Raven.


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Goal 4 of the Sustainable Development Goals – Quality Education – How do budget cuts affect students and teachers? This is general high school and it is a grade D school. Many students either drop out or have failing grades. The teachers are stressed, overworked, and often buy their own supplies. General high is a victim of budget cuts. Budget cuts stop teachers from effectively doing their jobs by limiting their supplies, preventing them from getting up day to technology, and overcrowding their classrooms. Students are unable to get the best education and their grades slip because of budget cuts. Budget cuts have negative effects on students and teachers, but there is a way to overcome them. Getting your community involved is a great way to gain money lost from budget cuts. Collecting donations and hosting fundraisers are a good way for local parents, businesses, and other individuals to help educate the next generation. Online platforms such as GoFundMe and Kickstarter are also options to raise money for schools and can be funded by people all over the world. Applying for government grants is another way to bring money back to schools. Having the students showcase their talents, such as band and musical theater, not only helps the students by raising money, but also shows how important the arts are. This is valuable because the arts are usually the first casualty of budget cuts. By reaching out for help, teachers and students can overcome budget cuts and build a brighter future.


Welcome back to Tennis Talk, my name's Cam Williams and Rafa Nadal has made a big decision on his coaching staff, hiding ways with long-time coach Francisco Royge, who's been in his camp for about 18 years now. Let's go have a read of what Rafa had to say about the split. Because what Rafa said in the statement, I wanted to inform you that Francis Royge is leaving the team. Francis has been an important part in my career and I'm very grateful to him for these years of work and friendship. When we started working together, I was a child and together with my uncle Tony, we started on the circuit. Francis is a great coach, he knows tennis very well and has helped me a lot to get better and better. I only have words of gratitude and I wish him all the luck in the world in his new project. So there it is, Rafa making a big change to his coaching team and look it's good to see that they didn't split for any bad reasons. It seems like it was maybe a mutual decision or maybe that Francis wanted to leave and hey look, Rafa's coming to the end of his career. So it's probably something that maybe Francis wanted to go do something else before Rafa retired because of course he's probably going to retire in the next couple of years.  We know that a few years ago from the Rafa camp going now over to Ojali Asim. You know he wanted to maybe before Rafa retired find something else to do and now he's working with the younger player. But let me know down in the comments below. Do you think it's going to affect Rafa because he is a man of routine and this is a big change to his coaching team.  Do you think it's going to affect him or do you think Rafa doesn't need coaches and he'll be fine. Doesn't need to worry about any of this and he'll just get the job done and keep winning like he did this year. But a big change for Rafa to his team with Francis Roy's going.