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I am C-3BO human cycle relations. My parts are showing. Zooming in by holding down control up on the scroll wheel currently at the one two five percent on the zoom in noting that in the cog dropdown we're currently in the accountant view as opposed to the business view we'll try to toggle back and forth between the two views so you can see where stuff is under both of them. We're going to right click on the tab up top to duplicate it as we do every time because we're going to open up our reports in them right click in the duplicated tab to double duplicate it going back to the tab to the middle and the reports on the left open up the big balance sheet one of our faves on the reports as that's thinking tab to the right reports on the left open up the profit loss the P&L the income statement close the hamburger otherwise known as the hand boogie and changing the ranging from oh one oh one two two tab 1231 two two tab run it to refresh it and tab it to the middle to do the same thing close on the boogie ranging to the changing oh one oh one two two tab 1231 two two tab and run it that's the setup process that we do every time I know I did that fast but that's because we do it every time these are the major financial statement reports most other reports giving some information about one or multiple line items on these we've now been generating reports in order to export them to excel and then use excel to create charts which we might add to our package of reports we might provide to a client or a supervisor at month end quarter end year end for example anytime we see like a sum of numbers and a total we can make it into a pie chart or a bar chart if we want to so we could break out these assets for example as a percentage of the total assets quite easily we could do the same for the liabilities and the equity we have done the same for the sub ledger account for accounts receivable by customer breaking it out into a pie chart we've done it for accounts payable sub ledger breaking it out into a pie chart for the sub ledger of accounts payable by vendor now we're going to the income statement where it is quite common to try to break the income out by customer or break the income out by by by customer or by what we sell by item by inventory item and service item now you could also break it out by gl account and this one has a significant amount of gl account so that might be something worth doing so you can make a pie chart that way but most companies don't have that many gl accounts so but they do have a lot of things that they might sell which are listed in the item list service items inventory items which are in a sub report and they have a lot of customers so we can break it out by customer and then of course you could do the same for the expenses the expenses do typically have a lot of gl accounts so breaking out all the expenses in a pie chart by by gl account works that would make sense or you can break it out by vendor but oftentimes we're of course focused on the revenue side of things that's the exciting side of things so we want to break that out this time by customer now remember that these sub ledger reports are only going to be functioning and working if you're using the proper sales forms so if I hit the plus button you'll recall that there's different ways you might have a sales cycle set up and that will be dependent upon the type of industry you're in if you're just getting paid by youtube you're getting paid from gig work platforms are paying you you might wait till it clears the bank and then just record the revenue with a bank deposit form the deposit that works just fine but the deposit form is not the form designed to record sales such as the invoice is and the sales receipt and therefore you're going to lose some of the sub ledger details so you're not going to have the sub ledger detail to run these reports as easily if you're in a cash based system but have a cash register it's likely you're going to use the sales receipt and then deposit the sales receipt is the one that if you're tracking the customers as you do the data input will give you that added information and if you add the items as you do the data input it'll give you the added information for a sub ledger to run sales by what you sold invoice the same thing on an accrual system if you use an invoice you should have the customer and the item data to run these sub ledger reports and then you can make graphs out of them and whatnot so let's open it up let's open up the report right click in the tab up top i'm going to duplicate it again so that we can open up another report and we're going to find that on the left hand side i'm going to close up the boogie and scroll down to the sales now there's a couple sales reports here you got the sales by customer summary but that has like the cost and goods sold stuff in it what we want over here is the sales by customer the sales by customer not the income by customer that's the easiest report to work with so i'm going to open it i'm going to change in the range in from mode one oh one two two tap twelve thirty one two two tab run it to refresh it there we have it now it's got some sub accounts down here and those are going to mess us up i don't really want the sub account info in there so i'm going to collapse the data and now we've just got a set of numbers and a total at the bottom perfect pie chart potential and so notice that the total down here doesn't tie out exactly to what's on the income statement if i go to the income statement for example i've got 10 200 instead of 10 280 or whatever it was you want to be aware of that it might not tie out because quickbooks doesn't force you to add a customer every time you post something to an income account however if you are using the invoices and sales receipts then it it should tie out right but if it's a little bit different then you want to recognize that and possibly adjust it in excel in order to run your reports to make it tie out possibly and and then note that or at least be able to note that so when people have a question you can answer their questions you know related to it so that's just something to keep in mind remember that the the accounts receivable on the balance sheet and the accounts payable do tie out almost all the time because quickbooks forces you to add the proper information customer and vendor every time you hit the these two accounts so that the sub ledger breaking out by customer and vendor will tie out they don't do that for the sales side of things which has its pros and cons i think it's a good thing that they don't really but it means that the sub ledger won't always tie out if unless you enter all the data a certain fashion okay so noted so now we're going to go to the tab to the right let's export it select in the drop down we're going export to excel you do need excel to export it of course we're going to open it up in excel there it is i'm going to i'm going to enable the editing now i'm going to pull this over to our other excel report that we've been putting all of our data into so that we can practice putting our pie chart along with all of our other reports possibly being able to print them out all on one pdf form if you don't have that other form that's okay you could just use this one to practice with but i'm going to take the whole thing put in my cursor on the triangle right click and copy the whole the whole thing and then i'm going to go to this report that has all of my reports on it go to the last tab and then hit the plus button i'll put it in a one or i can select the entire sheet right click and paste it and then i'm going to rename it double clicking down here this is going to be the sales by customer data this is going to be the data tab because i'm going to create another tab where the actual graphs are going to go and then i'm going to hide the data tab so that i can print all of this stuff on one pdf file without the data tab but just the nice charts that we want to be adding so i'm going to hold control scroll up on this a bit and we've got all we need here but i'm just going to clean it up like i typically like to do i'm going to change the font so i don't have this funny font situation in other words over here i'm in colibri 11 over here i'm in ario 8 i want to pick one everything should be the same i don't like this funny business with all this different fonts i'm going to make it the standard excel colibri 11 by going to the home tab paint brushy that cell and then i'm going to paint brushy the whole thing with the triangle so everything's the same and then i'm going to right click and then format it the way i want to format it because this is my this is this my excel worksheet i'm going to go to the currency down below let's put some brackets around the negative numbers get rid of the dollar sign decimals those need to go to and okay all right and then i'm just going to delete all the stuff i don't need all i want is the raw data i don't want the i don't want the title so i'm going to put my cursor on row one and drag on down to row five let go right click on that stuff and delete it get out of here and then i'm going to go down i don't need the total i'm going to put my cursor on row 23 drag down to row 30 or whatever right click and delete all that stuff so that looks good and then sometimes these cells still have a formula in it it still says equal so i just want to make sure there's no formula i just raw data so i'm going to put my cursor on column B and then right click the selected area and copy it and i'm just going to paste it right down on top but this time just with the 123 so it'll paste just the values only just the raw data don't give me any formulas just give me the data there we have it and then i'm going to make it a skinnerize this i'm going to i'm going to put my cursor between the B the C and skinnerize it dragging to the left that's how that's how you put a cell on a diet in excel you just drag it to the left like that it's really easy so then we need to sort this from highest to lowest Z to A as they say in excel sorting terms now you could do this by selecting this whole thing and then go to the data and then go to the filters and then you got your filters but i don't like to do that because sometimes i think stuff gets jumbled up i want a table i'm going to add a table so you know that you know by now that i'd like that i like the table thing so i'm going to put my cursor i don't need to highlight the whole thing i could just put it anywhere in the data as long as the data is all stuck together and then go to the insert tab and then table and it'll pick the data that we want typically it should and then we're going to say okay you want to double check these things and then i'm in the table design i'm going to add a total to it the total there it is 10 to 80 does that still tie out to what's in quickbooks did i mess anything up yet i'm going to close this out let's check it out 10 to 80 so i'm still good it's still good it's still good so then i'm going to hit the drop down and sort it from Z to A top to bottom boom so now there's too many things to make up a pie chart but i'll just show you just to show you what the issue is if i select just the meat not the total not the header columns just the data and then i go to insert i can make a pie chart out of it by just selecting the pie chart and boom but the slices you see you see the problem the slices are too small no individual can get any sustenance that's at all satisfactory from a pie slice that's that that's that small so we have to fix it so i'm going to close it here now note before i do that just what it is doing with the pie charts is just making a percent so i'm going to i'm going to skinnerize the C column putting my cursor between the C and the D and then in D2 i'm going to say this equals this number divided by the total that's all we're doing to make the percent i'm going to put my cursor on column D and home tab number group percentize the whole column put my cursor and drag down with the fill handle and then sum it up at the bottom equals the sum and that should be 100 percent so you would think you might need to use this column right to make your pie chart but no you just choose the data and of course excel does that calculation for us but there's too many there's too many so that we have to say some of this stuff isn't going to make the cut so we're going to say one two three four five six seven eight let's stop it like there let's and say let's say that all this other stuff underneath is it's just going to be another they didn't make the cut you're not going to be in my pie chart because you're not a good enough customer buy more stuff and you can make it in my pie chart so anyways so we're at the two nine two one so i'm going to put that in here two nine two one call this other and then all these people down below they're off the they're off the team you're off the team you guys are out of here until you start picking up your sales buying more stuff so i'm going to delete that get out of here and then i can still see the total is at the two ten two eight one that's pretty close here i rounded it i did a rounding thing because i uh i'm not showing the pennies here so that's good i'll keep i'm okay with that and then i can create a pie chart so now let's select the data and see if the slices are good enough to serve to people insert they have to be big enough i mean to serve to someone it's not worth putting it on a plate if it's if you got a skinny slice okay good enough good enough some people don't like super big slices so we're going to say there we go we could pull some of the and then of course you can adjust this you can get rid of the title you can do what you want you can change the color and so on you got a bunch more flexibility in here than doing other stuff that's kind of a neat little color i don't know i'm not really good at the color thing but then you can select this whole thing and then uh total and or insert you might have another chart and you might say what do you recommend excel for the charts and it's like we saw that one last time we did that one so let's just this one isn't too fancy or anything but it's got that diagonal stuff on the bottom you could get rid of the title you could you you could and you could use whatever you can make it you know like that or something i can change the colors of it i should probably have the colors match in some way and so on and so then i'm going to put this this charts on another tab so i can hide this tab and then print everything out without all the data because i don't want to see the ugly data in my when i give it to my clients so i can then hit the plus button here and double click on it i'm going to call this sales by customer graph and then i'm just going to go back to the left and say i'm holding down control to select those two right click and copy i'm just going to put that over here in a one paste it i'll check i usually go to the page layout so i can see where it fits on a page and then you've got these dotted lines i don't think that's big enough so i'm going to change the orientation you got to be off the graph to change the orientation by going to the page layout and i want to orientate it landscape to give me more detail there's not enough room there's not enough room for my for my flowers or my lettuce i need to landscape it this needs some land i need some hills with some tears or something so i landscaped it and so now i can make this large enough boom so that looks pretty good you know again so you could put a title up top you could put a title on the graph but you could put a title on the on the whole page which might be an easier thing to do you could just call these you know sales graphs up top so it depends on what you want to do that's the just the general idea of how you put some graphs into your presentation and then i can hide the data tab by clicking on the data tab right click and hide it i could do that to this data tab right click and hide it i could do that to this data tab right click and hide it and then i want to be on something other than a graph when i go to print it to check it out file tab print and then i'm going to use the cute pdf printer it's free i'm not advertising for them but that's just what i'm using to make a pdf out of it i'm going to choose the entire worksheet instead of just one page and then if i scroll through this i've got all of my reports that i can print out on one worksheet and i have more flexibility now to put those graphs in there as well notice the other option that you had to put everything on one pdf within quickbooks which is a neat option is to go to the reports and quickbooks has that nice management report which is great but if you want to make any changes to your reports like adding grid lines or changing the font slightly or you know making their title black and white as we've seen or adding these kind of graphs which you can do in excel then it's a little bit more difficult i don't think you can add them to this kind of default report i mean possibly i mean if they could set something up where you can upload you know a page it would be nice but i don't think you have the capacity to do that at this point in time so this is a great little tool but it's not as flexible as as if you were to use excel and word to make any kind of adjustment and basically group things together would be the general idea so you want to think about what's the best option for you all right i'm going to go back i'm going to unhide i'm going to do that by putting my cursor somewhere over here holding down control and go into the to the to the right so those are selected right click and unhide and then i'm going to hold down shift and select all of them and say okay so now that they should all be back my data tabs are back so that's how it goes if i go back to the to the quickbooks hit the cog drop down i don't think we've been anywhere special but if we just look at the business view we've just been hanging out over here in the reports which in the business view you got to go from the home get things done in the home page to the to the business overview and the reports to find that


We just made the Swiss Army knife of ribbon carts It's called a rolling ribbon rack, and we'll show you how we made it right now What is up welcome back do you like to do a builder make it so do we and we have a new video each week this week We're getting organized. We are up to here in ribbon. Yes spools and spools of ribbon I am super excited about this project I have needed it for so long and now that we're switching switching between summer and fall We have a whole new shipment of ribbon We have boxes and boxes and spools and spools of ribbon I need a place to put it I need a place to see it all so I'll know what I have Because I also have Christmas ribbon coming in and so this week you want to tell them what we're making a ribbon mess We are making a vertical ribbon storage Organization cabinet. It's actually going to be rolling cart. Yes rolling cart multi-purpose It's gonna be like the Swiss Army knives Like ribbon storage. I don't know if it's gonna be that versatile, but it is going to be six feet tall I am gonna put pegboard on each side on the ends I guess and on the front in the back. It's gonna be on casters. I'm gonna have Six shells of ribbon so hopefully this holds some of it I don't even think it will hold all of it and then the plan will see if I can get it all done today I made this may be an add-on video for later, but I want to add a little storage shelf on top So I got big I've got big dreams and we're gonna make it happen Step one Oh, we're gonna draw up some plans. We don't know any kind of 3d modeling software So we're just gonna use a pencil and some paper All right The one thing we knew we wanted was to have this thing on wheels because I wanted to be able to move it and then We had a couple of different ideas on how we wanted this thing to be stable on this Dolly Garrett knew he had that dolly and he was insistent. We were gonna use it So we decided that we would have two sides We would have six shelves on each side and we were gonna add that pegboard on either side in order to make it sturdy and useful Step two we're gonna gather all of our supplies. We needed eight one-by-twos and one by six by six four one by eights Couldn't lift them. There's some pegboard two pieces of two by four dolly some brackets some screws Some brad nails. I don't have them to show and that's it and that is it. Well We will paint or stain at the end. I haven't decided yet. I paint and or stain I suppose And that is it Step three. We're gonna make all of our cuts We're gonna take these one by twos and cut them down to 28 inches These will be our shelves. They're gonna be angled so that the ribbon sits right cradles right in these two angled shelves and Our furniture dolly here, which we already had we're gonna you make this at the base for this cart It's 29 and a half inches wide The one by eights are three-quarter inches. That's inch and a half inch and a half So that makes our shelves 28 inches. So we need 24 of these bad boys The expectations are six on each side. Now the ends of the shelves are going to be this one by six We're just gonna take this one by six and make a bunch of 45 degree triangles all the way down Try to get 12 out of this board. I'm gonna make sure everything is the exact same size using a stop block and Of course my pocket saw It's a little friend little friend. Hey little guy. Yeah, it's been around a lot lately. Oh, I guess I do need these behind it I need to put the stop block in Safety first y'all So we have some drama a little bit of drama not too much drama these pieces are too big They stick over the sides and we really don't need them that big when we put the one by twos out to the sides Yes, we put these up here towards the top Then the small rolls fall through the shelf is way too wide for a small roll of ribbon So we really only needed like three inches high on the side So we're gonna try to cut it in half and see if that works We're gonna assemble the shelves. We're gonna glue them together and then hit them with a one and a quarter inch Brad The nail not the guy Kim is measuring down a quarter inch from the top and then I'm gonna glue and tack it right there They're gonna be like little shelf troughs. Oh shelf troughs Say the dog chewed on it Step five now we paint Well Kim's gonna paint I'm gonna take the carpet off of the uh the dolly so that we can paint it Yeah, that seems fair. That seems even right even right I think so I think it's just gonna be a little bit easier to go ahead and paint these shelves One by one rather than waiting until it's all assembled and trying to paint the whole thing Trying to get in the nooks and crannies Yes So I can get in the nooks and crannies a whole lot easier right here one by one So I'm gonna start painting and then we'll continue with the next step. All right. I'll work on that carpet Yeah, better get started on that And now we're gonna assemble the sides We have our shelves and we have our one by eight sides We're gonna start by putting a pocket hole in the bottom and then attaching these with some screws One and a quarter inch screws every one foot up, right? Yes Technically from top to top. It's one foot, but between them. It's nine and a half We'll show you when we get there and the pocket holes are so that we can attach these sides Straight to the dolly dolly. I was gonna say base. I was gonna say base. It's all about that base All about that base with you It is it is and we got to do it on its side because It's too tall. Okay For those of you that are new and haven't seen us use this crag jig before This adds little pocket holes on the side of your board so that you can attach two pieces together, but not see the screw And then screw these shelves in place We're gonna attach these sides Here's one The other ones over there. We're gonna attach them to the dolly I didn't I didn't paint the bottom See I noticed So I painted all the shelves And then I went down to make dinner and Garrett painted the sides and the Halfway painted the dolly Nobody's gonna look at the bottom if anybody's looking at the bottom. I'll be like hey put that down Get out from under my dolly get out from underneath there Doesn't need any servicing I don't know if we can recall the holes We drilled three pocket holes, but we can only reach two Put the pocket holes a little too close to the uh bottom shelf So I have to loosen the bottom shelf to get my pocket hole screws in the hole I don't trust just the pocket holes to hold this thing upright. So we're gonna add some braces Around the bottom and the side With some little half inch screws Now we're gonna add the pegboard To the sides. Well for you, it's the top But the sides We're gonna use these little scraps that we have to just set it off the side enough so you can slide those peg accessories in accessories accessories Board you can't know that can't can't move it around over here Yes, I sent Garrett today to get some pegboard for the side of this thing and he came back with this Brown hardboard and we didn't get a chance to paint it before we installed it.  I'll spray it. I'm just gonna spray it Keep spinning keep going don't stop All right, what do you guys think? We ended up adding the top to it. I cut the top out of the glue forge glued it together And then we just tacked it up on top real quick And I plan to put some vinyl up here and have it say something and make it cute But I haven't had a chance to do that yet And then we have to move the pegboard down just to scooch If they can be top arm, but it was great and uh, We can hide stuff up there like candy Yeah, we can always are looking for good hiding places And this is perfect to hold all my ribbon accessories. They're zip ties paint brushes glue Our aprons because I'm always wearing an apron, you know it He doesn't do any of the painting And I found as I added all of my ribbon This is plenty of space to add one more row And yeah All the way down. I think I can add one two three four. Yeah five more rows. It just keeps growing Well, I need it. That's not even all of the ribbon. So I'm totally going to do that. I'm adding on I'm gonna add on 10 more rows of Shelby and I can add I don't even know how many rolls of ribbon that'll be so great Do we need that many rolls of ribbon? Well Here's the thing though.  So And then it happens again for summer and spring. It just is a cycle It looks like it'll be pretty easy to do that a couple more shelves brackets cups, I don't know Yeah, all right With that we're about out of time. So if you're not going to join us on patron for the after show We will see you and next week what we'll do build it and make it again And I don't know how much of this little craft space that you can see We put together this craft space this weekend in an afternoon and we have that as exclusive patreon content Anything it's been weeks


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I forgot that he's such a terrible candidate that he's probably going to lose to Donald Trump now I think that there's a good portion of the Democratic Party elected Democratic Party people who don't actually care if the Democratic Party nominee loses to Donald Trump because Trump is someone who can unite Democrats they can fundraise off of him So it's not really the worst case scenario for them if they can sit on their ass for four more years and fear-monger about Donald Trump And not actually resist him, but there are people who I think actually do want to beat Donald Trump I think that most Democrats probably want to beat Donald Trump But now that he is likely to be the nominee, you know, everything is just laid out in front of them his flaws they realize He's not a good candidate and part of the problem is that He can't attract young people and this is something that was obvious nonetheless now. They're grappling with it And they're realizing he's got a really tough, you know job ahead of him that convincing people To come out and vote for him So as Sahil Kapoor of NBC News explains voters under 45 continued to support Bernie Sanders by huge margins in Florida Illinois and Arizona even as other groups came around to Biden the gap has been largest with voters in their 20s or teens Mirroring a problem that hurt Hillary Clinton in key states in 2016 a lack of excitement among the young I'm deeply concerned about the impact that a lack of enthusiasm from young voters could have in a general election Said Neil Schroka a spokesman for democracy for America progressive advocacy group that backs Sanders The consistent concern has been that nominating vice president Biden would be essentially a repeat of the 2016 election Failing to excite young voters in the primary has been a significant red flag for Democrats in recent decades Schroka said Barack Obama and Bill Clinton who were backed by young people went on to win the election while Hillary Clinton John Kerry and Al Gore lacked that enthusiasm and ended up losing voters under 30 made up 19% of the electorate in 2016 and in 2012 but Hillary Clinton's margin of victory with this group was five points lower than Obamas according to exit polls the numbers were devastating in swing states that decided the election in 2012 Wisconsin voters under 30 backed Obama by 23 points in 2016 that group dipped as a share of the electorate and Clinton won them by a mere three points in 2012 Pennsylvania voters under 30 supported Obama by 28 points in 2016 they favored Clinton by nine points the Biden campaign sees three major differences with Clinton's 2016 campaign According to a source familiar with its thinking the first is that Trump is president Unlike four years ago when many young people were complacent because they assumed he'd lose The second is that Biden's 2020 platform is more progressive than Clinton's was in 2016 And the third is that Biden and Sanders like each other personally, which will make it easier to coalesce Okay, so there's quite a bit that I want to say about that the first that I want to point out is that Not only is this a problem, but I see no hope of this problem improving for Joe Biden Because the recommendations that we've seen here from polling experts at least you know Andrew Baumann was one of them that was quoted in this article the things that he recommends aren't going to suffice So he says look if Joe Biden were to adopt some of Sanders policy proposals like anti-corruption measures really go, you know Full force focus on climate change or if he had a meeting with sunrise, maybe that could help Let me just say firsthand as a millennial that's not going to help and The three differences that his campaign sites like he admits that this is an issue But the reason why he thinks that he's in a better position than Clinton is because well There's a number of factors here Trump is president now So that might galvanize the Democratic Party electorate including young people to come out and vote for him Except there's an issue with that line of logic Now that Donald Trump is the incumbent There's no fears about what he could be. We know what he could be. We've dealt with him for four years So that effect to galvanize voters. I think has diminished since 2016 because in 2016 We didn't know what to expect with Donald Trump Would we look like fascist Germany or would we see just another George W. Bush ask Republican neo-conservative? Xenophobe who you know is fear mongering about immigrants and is dog whistling left and right? What is it gonna look like now? We know what that's going to look like and The problem is that young people know that Joe Biden isn't going to improve their lives The same conditions that led to Donald Trump's electoral success will remain present after four years of Joe Biden So I don't actually think that Donald Trump is going to be as good of a mobilizer as They're thinking I mean don't bank on this sure it's gonna encourage some people to come out but It's not gonna be everything now The second thing they say is that Joe Biden's platform is actually more progressive than Hillary Clinton's now That's technically true at least when it comes to health care because Joe Biden is openly supporting a public option Hillary Clinton wouldn't even Admit to supporting a public option or agree to support a public option more specifically. So he's to the left of her Marginally, but the problem is that like Hillary Clinton? Voters by and large don't know what his platform is because he doesn't talk about policy it's always orange man bad Republicans bad and Voters want to come out and will only come out to vote for something not vote against someone and Democrats just haven't realized That that's what motivates people. It's not, you know voting Against this evil person. It doesn't really matter. Like you have to give them something Something that they know will change their lives a policy that you know You have been fighting for for decades and Joe Biden just has none of that everything He's fought for has been destructive the crime bill You know Wall Street Relief like he is the quintessential Neoliberal corporate Democrats. So you're not gonna convince people because everyone knows that you're a fraud So, you know when it comes to the public option, even though he's to the left of Hillary Clinton on that He supported a public option when he ran with Obama and they didn't even propose it So the question is why are we supposed to believe that you've changed your mind? When the health insurance industry has been betting on you to be successful and to save them from Medicare for all? Like you're in their tang they're raising money for you. They're donating to you So why should we believe that you'd even go so far as to even give us a public option? We don't and that's a problem now the last thing that they say is that Biden and Sanders like each other personally Yeah, I couldn't care less. I think this is a non-factor Bernie Sanders can say how much Joe Biden is his friend over and over and over again And it doesn't make me like Joe Biden more. It actually makes me like Bernie Sanders less Literally that doesn't matter voters don't care about friendships in Washington, DC couldn't care less but that's not to say that there isn't Something that Joe Biden can do an extreme measure. He would never consider but something that would Theoretically help him win over young voters And he's not gonna like this, but if you really want to win You can't win without young voters and Kyle Kalinsky tweeted this out The only way Joe Biden can earn my vote in the general election Is to pick Bernie Sanders or Nina Turner for vice president? Sign the petition for that here if you agree with me. Now, I'll link you to his petition Look, I'll just say first off Joe Biden is not going to agree to this I don't think that Kyle Kalinsky thinks he's going to think he's going to agree to this He's most likely going to pick some corporate clown Um, like stacey abram's friend of mike bloomberg. So he's not going to listen but If in a hypothetical situation he chose Bernie Sanders as VP To me that wouldn't necessarily matter as much because he's still president and Bernie wouldn't really I mean, maybe he'd influence him to a degree, but it doesn't matter But if he picks a Nina Turner for me I would vote for Joe Biden in that very statistically unlikely circumstance Why because look here's the thing he can Say that he supports some of Sanders policy proposals, but that doesn't matter like I don't even think It's necessary for him to say I you know, we'll fight for This policy or that policy that Sanders supports It doesn't matter because we don't believe you like all these financial contributions You are taking from every special interest the military industrial complex health insurers big farmer It doesn't matter so we don't believe you so any policy concession that he makes will not be enough However, if he were to choose Nina Turner as VP That would give at least me a reason to vote for him and I don't speak for everyone I'm sure people still wouldn't come out and support him But the reason why I could justify voting for Joe Biden in that instance Is because that gives us a chance at a progressive president in the future If you pick Nina Turner that sets her up for a presidential run in 2024 2028 And that's good Because currently Progressives are so down and demoralized because there's no successor to Bernie Sanders. Who's next? I can't think of anyone Anyone that wants to run or is eligible to run aOC probably won't run.  We know that you know this movement it can exist without Bernie Sanders But leadership is really I think one of those things that makes movements It gives them more staying power like occupy I feel would have lasted longer had it had real leadership, but it you know, it didn't organize in that way They didn't want leadership and they prided themselves on that But I think that you do need a leader to kind of help, you know mobilize people and galvanize Certain blocks of the electorate And so if we're able to look to Nina Turner who I think would try to influence Joe Biden and wouldn't sell out I think that that is one way that he could win over young people one of the only ways now I will say this he may just be unable To win over young people. That's a possibility. It's probably the most likely scenario Because they just don't believe him so young people They have to put up with voter suppression voter ID laws They're not going to Pay the cost to vote if they don't feel as if there's going to be a high enough reward So you've got to you've got to make sure That they feel as if it's worth it to vote for you and Nina Turner as VP if she would even want to do this because he's a horrible person That would be the only situation that I could honestly see people getting out to vote Now I do think that more voters would respond if Bernie Sanders was VP But if you're giving me the choice I would pick Nina Turner because Bernie's not going to want to run for president after Joe Biden I don't think he's going to want to run for president again And we need someone in the executive office Who's a leader Nina Turner is young She is the most trusted among progressives Nobody else can really carry the torch Now I'm going to say that I think that she should run for president in 2024 2028 Regardless if she's VP because media propped up a mayor from you know, um South Bend Indiana And told us that he was qualified So you can't say that someone like Nina Turner who was a state senator isn't qualified because I do think That she is qualified But would this certainly help With you know the media at least and trying to take her more seriously or at least not downplaying her enough Sure. So if you pick Nina Turner as VP That'd give me something to vote for will he do this? No, I'm not going to say there's a zero percent chance, but I'm going to say the chance of him picking Nina Turner Is 0.001 He's going to pick some type of corporate clown like Amy Klobuchar But if he was serious about winning over young voters This is something he should consider but I don't think he's serious about winning over young voters I think he just doesn't care because he's stated before he has no empathy for us.


You're not, you're not... Oh, oh, thank you, thank you. Hey, so our friend Phil just opened up a brand new boba shop in the 626 and he's actually the first YouTuber we know to have an actual restaurant. And we've always thought about doing something similar to that, but I don't think it's our time yet. So instead, we're just gonna eat everything on the menu and talk with him about what makes Balpal Mall Cafe so unique. Phil has arrived, guys. Phil, I can tell his stress levels were... 7 out of 10. Let's keep talking, guys. He hasn't shaved in four days. Come on. So when Eric and I were coming up with the concept of Boca Mofo, we knew that, especially in this area, we wanted to represent Asian American culture, ABC, that's kind of how we grew up. Alright, yo, Jason Cheny is a comedian. I don't think he is. I haven't heard one joke yet. No, whenever I saw Boca Mofo, I really thought that you were also a pop. Because that's so Taiwanese to have Boca Mofo. I don't think a Chinese person or an Asian American person would just name it Boca Mofo. We just wanted to bring a little bit of our perspective. I feel like if it's someone an international kid, they might not have the same perspective. Alright, everybody. Thanks for watching that video. And just as Phil wants to share all his delicious food with everybody, Skillshare wants to share two months free of classes with you. Skillshare is a huge online teaching community that offers thousands of classes for your creative and entrepreneurial skills. This is something that I'm using right now. Take a class and learn something new from an instructor for as little as $10 a month. That's not a lot of money for something that can add so much value to your life, such as a photography class to make sure your Instagram photos are on point. A class on styling your space. Graphic design. Starting your own clothing brand, music production, or even indie low-budget filmmaking. 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So again, click on the link down below for a free two-month free trial. All right, thank you, everybody, and check out the rest of this video.  Oh, my gosh. I'm super excited. I can see the quality. This is the one I'm eyeing. What comes to mind when you're thinking of Luro Nachos with scallion pancakes as the tortilla chips? Dude, I'm so excited. Like, I've never seen... Look at that meat, though. Luro Nachos. Dude, I love those scallion chips. That's like Taiwan in a mouthful right now. I feel like that's Taiwan meets LA. The Chongyong Bing chip is my favorite thing about this. You know why? It still has a slight chewiness to it. Oh, thank you, Jason. Damn, bro, that's how I know your buff. I saw that whole vein from your jaw go down your neck. You were like, ah! We got to go food, drink, food, drink. Give me that apple joint. You want the apple joint, David? Okay. Oh, you want the taro milk? I feel like a princess. This actually really tastes like a fall drink. This is taro milk. You have beef, you have some top, you have milk in the middle, and then you have taro at the bottom. I feel like a soccer mom just did yoga right now. I love it, dude. Mapo tarts. They added some heat on it. Okay, that's interesting. This dish would come over rice, but now this is coming over a bed of tater tots. What did you think, Jason? You had never had Mapo tarts with cheese on it, man. Never. I feel like most Taiwanese people, they've never had it with cheese or potato. These are potato and tater tots. It's like a perfect fusion for, like, American and Taiwanese slash Chinese. I'm still processing it because it's so different. Two foods from two different worlds in one. It's just perfect of both worlds in amount. It's the orange wing, which is based off, like, an orange creamsicle from Orange Julius. They carry matcha. So you carry matcha and milk, right? Is that all there? Yeah. Strawberry, basil, ginger, laminate. Oh, this is refreshing. I like this one. Here's the thing about milk teas and milk drinks, which I like them, but when you're eating heavy foods, sometimes for me it gets a little heavy, so this drink right here fit perfectly for me. I actually really like this drink, man. It's like, it's better than Orange Julius. I always let everybody like matcha. Matcha is like a zen to me, but it just has a little hint of the courage juice. It's healthy. You guys start working on that chicken sandwich. One issue that I have with this, look at me, guys, is that it's whitening. Yeah. Yeah. Hold on, hold on. Yeah, it is, it is. But don't jinx it. You have the polo bun. You have the Hong Kong and Cantonese bakery elements on top. But Taiwanese people made it better for sure. But anyway, wow, hold on. I believe 85C copied the Hong Kong bakeries first. I feel like if it was dark meat, everything together would be a little bit too rich. You're not, you're not... Oh, oh, thank you, thank you. Dude, Phil is like 10% Taiwanese moms. Taiwanese got strong moms. No, no, strong moms got some strong moms. Taiwanese moms, legendary, legendary mothers. I love this, the Napa cabbage shlaw. Like, you don't really get a lot of Napa cabbage shlaw. Obviously, I like the polo bao on top. Add a little bit of sweetness. Overall, I thought it came together really well.  This sandwich is kind of like the Mayer Mei. Mayer Mei is like a chain of like sandwich shops in Taiwan. Okay. And it's really simple. Inside is either like an egg or like a sausage or like a potato salad. They're not fancy sandwiches. Not some fancy sandwiches. But they're good. So, you're saying this is peanut butter and beef. Oh, yeah. With an egg slice, mayonnaise, cucumber, and cheese. This is like three sandwiches one. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Let's do it. That peanut butter has a whole new level. I gotta say, guys, these are multifaceted sandwiches. This is Mayer Mei's whole store in one sandwich. Dude, I have Mayer Mei every morning for like 10 years. That's all I ate, yeah, for 10 years. And I just feel like he's packing all of Taiwan in one thing. I've never even had a Mayer Mei sandwich. Yeah. So, for you to bring that reference in is exactly why you're here. You gotta put the Mayer Mei down. Put it down, Jase. Put it down, Jase. We are on to the popcorn chicken. It's different than other popcorn chickens. You know what I didn't like about the traditional popcorn chicken spots? They would just give you sweet and sour sauce to defend it. I like how this Thai basil has this cooling effect.  When I grew up in Taiwan, I eat a lot of like, yes, chicken, you know, popcorn chicken. And they use a little bit more breading. I think it's a little more salty and more peppery. You know, the oil that they use in Taiwan, it's so bad. It's like refried oil, but it's so good. But I think over here, they try to make it a little more healthy, which is great. You mean it doesn't taste like a night market? Not like a night market. No, I feel like this has got to be hotly debated, because you could make this way more guilty than you do. This is almost like some guilt-free popcorn chicken. I mean, at the end of the day, it's so fried chicken, but traditionally, I feel like most people do is dark meat, right? So we actually do get comments like, oh, you guys should do a dark meat version. I just personally like white meat. Aren't you guys, we have arrived at the end. This was a fascinating experience eating it with an authentic Taiwanese person from Taiwan. All of the ingredients and the taste, it's pretty much really traditional, like from Taiwan, and mixed with like Western culture. I want to say my favorite thing was the durau, the mapo tofu, but without the tater tots, without the scallion chips.  I would say the tots, to me, the mapo tots, shout out to Phil's creation was actually, it was better than I thought, and I just wanted to keep eating it. My favorite, I will go for the mofo club. I thought, you know, for such a laborious item, I'd give them credit, I saw them make it, it has a lot of different elements. I love the scallion egg that they have in it, because I love scallions. I give it a 4.5 out of 5. Easily, and the only reason I give it a 9 out of 5 is because I always think, and this may be a Taiwanese thing, even though I'm not Taiwanese, there's always room for improvement. Alright everybody, that wraps up our episode on Mulpo, Mulfo. Shout out to Jason Chenney, shout out to Phil. Give this video a big thumbs up. And guys, just to let you know, we have a new podcast that has just dropped, called the A3N podcast. Check it out. Here's a link right there. In the comments down below, let us know another dish that Balpal Mulfo should serve. You guys come up with it. 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Hello there, this is the family doctor the way well go ahead I just want to know if you delivered that thermometer to dr. Adams. Oh sure about half an hour ago Okey-dokey, did he pay you for it? No, sir. He just had to put it on the books. Uh-huh. That's just what I'm a doing This turn pinpointed best get new one pretty soon in using this one for a couple of months now You're going over to the Are you going over to the community club tonight, mr. May well, I don't know been a thinking about it But ain't made up my mind yet ain't never been too good about learning the park Namature theatrical since my whiskers burned up one time your your whiskers Yeah, I was Santa Claus a couple of Christmas as a go down to the Union Church Got too close to a candle and up they went the whiskers. I mean What's that got to do with your learning apart? Well, I'll tell you you see chick every time I start to play act I get thinking about them whiskers and my mind just don't seem to function Oh, I see yes the next time I had a part all I had to do was to come running in on to the platform and yell Hold hold. What do you think I said? Well? I don't know what well, sir I come running in all right But when I got there and seen all them lights and people and all instead of saying hold hold I yells fire fire and you ain't never seen such a commotion has occurred at that moment Yeah, sir, I guess I ain't just put together right to be acting fella Take for instance that new drama teacher in town Theodosia Malloy. She's good. Isn't she sure a thing? You know was awful nicer her to come and stay in Cedarton and help the folks at the club put on this entertainment Yeah, yeah Well, if you don't mind mr. May I'd kind of Well, well, I'd like to you mean you'd like to go down to the community club and try out for one of the parts Well, yes, sir. I I would okie-dokie chick It's all right with me and if you want me to take over for you Sometimes you just let me know. Oh, hello, dr. Adam. She may. What do you mean by this? Is this your idea of a practical joke? Huh? All right, let's trouble doc look at this I phoned down to you to send me up a thermometer and then look what you sent me Well, that's a good one doc. Yes Yes, isn't it you ought to know a doctor wouldn't have any use for this gadget what I wanted was a clinical thermometer What's this? How would I get this thing into a patient's mouth? Well, I'll tell you doc. Oh, no, it was my fault dr. Adams and your fault check. Oh, well, no I should have told you check it was my fault. Will you two stop apologizing to each other and tell me what this is all about? I just told chick to take a thermometer up to your office doc, and that's his idea of a thermometer It was it was it was the only one I saw. That's all right, my boy. Don't worry about it here doc I'll get you a clinical right away I'm sorry chick if I got you into trouble. I thought here you are doc brand spanking new all right Thanks, but what's this gadget? Oh that? Well, that's a thermometer to go on a gas stove Just stocked him yesterday on a gas stove in a drugstore. Well, you see doc There's Pete. I see all right only you better not let Rip bliss see these You raise an ad for you selling what he should be selling in his hardware store A package of throat lozenges Pete throat lozenges. Okie-dokie. Here you are Matty. What's the matter Matty sore throat? No, but I might have one later Yes, you see miss Mallory says I can try out for the leading part in the community club play Wind it thrilling what you? That's fine. Good luck, and I want you all to come to the club tonight. Miss Mallory says she knows that I'm gonna be just Dandy yeah, yeah, I guess I better hurry long now I've got a dress to finish for miss Windsor, and then I got a rest all afternoon getting ready for tonight, you know Well, good night. Good night partner. That's sweet sir, but I shall say good night till it be more That's in the balcony scene Say doc I've got a ID What you know Matty Clark's been sweet on Hank Hazen for about 10 years now Yeah, that's well, and Hank ain't never give her a tumble. Oh, that's right Well, don't you see we'll get miss Mallory to make Hank and Matty try out together We'll get her to have Hank make love to Matty right up there on that platform in front of all those people Yeah, so that's well, he do you don't want to do. Yes, sir. That's just what I'm gonna do We that's a much fun since the winders stable burnt down Oh That you people haven't had a great deal of experience in the theater But I'm sure that if we'll all bear with each other We'll get along nicely and select a fine cast to present this splendid play Thank you now you've all had a chance to look over your scripts, and we might as well start right in this Matty Clark Here I am miss below. I all rested never thing for the ordeal. Well, I I don't think it's going to be too much of an ordeal miss Clark You've looked over your part. Have you? Oh, I should say I ain't done anything else for the last three days That make a dress for miss Windsor. Oh, yes, of course now in this scene I'd like to have mr. Hazen and play the part opposite miss Clark Oh Yeah, yeah, I'm here. All right, Pete. May he told me you want to see me. Yes Now mr. Hazen here's your part now the idea is this you've been away to the wars Well, I don't know just a war of some kind and you come back Expecting to find the young girl you left behind you waiting waiting Expectantly for your return you understand. Mm-hmm. Yep. I get it Yes, all right now. Well turn out the house lights All right, go ahead you two Well, go ahead. You start first hand. Oh sure Yes, the same apple blossoms the same river the same rock the same moon, but where's the gal? Girl mr. Hazen not gal. Oh sure Yeah, but where's the girl Here I am Delmar. It is I little Lottie the same sweet girl you apple orchard many long years ago No Lottie just moment mr. Hazen you were you're not disappointed at seeing her now This is the girl you've been longing to meet again ever since you went away read that line please with more tenderness the epitome of the Well, we'll try it again something like this All right, Mr. Hazen try it That's better that's better now you take her in your arms Just a minute mr. Hazen have you ever had a girl in your arms before well sure why not But miss Clark isn't a sack of barley She's the girl you've been waiting to hold to clutch to your manly breast But with tenderness mr. Hazen with love.  They sit no no mr. Hazen That's a stage direction that means that you take the girl over to the rock and sit down Rock mr. Hazen have you ever been on the stage before have you ever done a part in a play before well? No, I have you miss Clark. Well, no, but I'm awfully sorry folks But I'm very much afraid I'm going to have to find a couple of people to do these two parts who have had some little experience I'm sure you understand. Don't do it. All right, and thank you for coming over some other time perhaps Miss bliss Ella Mary bliss and mr. Harper chick hopper Yes, you try these parts if you will Hank Hayes and how could you why what's the trouble? I did my best to look you knew you couldn't act if I could have had somebody You knew what they was doing. I could have done better myself. Oh maddie. You shouldn't take on so take on Hey, you can take me right home.  I ain't seen nothing so funny since the winds is stable burned down. Yeah I know I must say you've got a distorted sense of humor Peter. Oh, come on now doc. Maddie will get over it No, I don't know Pete. Maddie isn't as young as she used to be in the dark Huh? There's automobile up ahead of us there looks like it stalls. Hmm. I wonder who it is. Hey doc It's Hank Hayesons automobile. It is. Yeah, sure as shooting. Yep. That's who it is. Slow down doc Maybe they're in trouble Say maddie's with her. Let's see if they need help Any trouble? Oh Hello, Peter. Hello doc didn't expect to find you out here on this roll Well, Pete was just making a call with me. Hope we well. I hope we didn't disturb you Pete, hush up Well, I reckon you sort of well now surprised to see me and Maddie out here Well sort of sparking like each other. Well little yeah, well tell the truth. I'm kind of surprised himself But uh maddie she was feeling so bad about the plane all that's all right. Thank you better come along Pete just a minute doc say Hank How come you were such a mess up there on that stage tonight, but you're sure doing all right now Oh, Pete man. How come Hank? Well, I'll tell you I Guess when I do my sparking I just don't like an audience This is the family doctor. I'll be in to see you again right soon. Bye. Bye


Hi, my name is Sandy Barrett and I'm here with Chris Aaron Felker who is the chair of the Republican Party here in Burlington There might be a two or three Republicans. Yes, ma'am. We've got a few and actually not on city council not on city council yet, but you know it takes time to rebuild parties up and build a real movement and in the last Year of my tenure as the chairman of the Burlington Party Republican Party We've increased our membership or active membership by at least 12% so far Terrific, I mean I think I think of the Republicans as all in the banks, you know They're all bank presidents and all that stuff So I would appreciate if we got some of that. We're running for office because in many ways There's very little balance on city council. It seems to me there is very little balance on city council and there are a lot of voices you'd like to be activist and and talk about Causes that are important to them But there are very few members of city council that actually represent the working class in and the working class interest We see current makeup of city council Well, they love to talk about their activism and their activities and how we could direct the city to be a more socially just movement They don't hesitate Time and time again every time a resolution or something comes across their desk that will Increase the cost of living in Burlington increase the taxes in Burlington I vote for it. They vote for it every time that without any reservation or any kind of objection to it They're like, I love this and that's the Democrats as well. You think yeah They're the more conservative actually part of our and there are usually you will hear a couple of a job an objection from at least one Democrat and an independent when it comes to any kind of Bond vote or a resolution that will result in increasing tax What about the high school? Oh, what's gonna happen? Wow, do you think well with high with school? Bonding votes they tend to win I know because it's one of those subjects that the electorate is just like well It's for the kids and you know, we all can agree. It's not we can't spend too much on our children's education But we can spend more than the taxpayers can afford exactly and this bond measure Which the mayor has already admitted exceeds the city's bonding capacity recommended capacity. Yeah. Yeah The mayor for over a year and a half spoke about how the city's bonding capacity was maxed out would be maxed at 150 And that's what the cap should be for the school But the district came forward with this proposal for a hundred and sixty five million dollars which exceeds 150 and They all voted for it Excitedly you couldn't you can go home and you could watch it on on CCTV Saying exactly to vote well, we don't need to go that we need to talk about other issues I think that people should vote their conscience on this just knowing that There is an embedded 15% property tax increase in this which will affect you if you own your home But it will impact renters in Berlin and more than it will homeowners because If you are a renter the person who owns that property is required to pay a hundred and twenty percent of the assessed value So your rents are gonna go up. So vote your conscience. I'm not gonna tell you what to do. Just vote your conscience, right? Okay. All right, so I will thank you very much All right, but I want to get back to something that you've been involved with lately and I was there I observed what happened at the demonstration for outright Vermont they had a fundraiser and a tractor pole and You were there and they were there and I was observing that scene and what I saw was Rather I Wasn't certain of what to think because it seemed to me that many that you guys had been blocked in your ability to speak and So anyway, you tell me what happened. Absolutely and and when we're getting started I just like to state that my activities and activism along Involved in that day were not representing. I was not representing the Burlington Republican Party as chairman I was representing a newfound organization that I founded with Historic gay rights activist Fred Sargent and that organization is the LGB Alliance BT And that's what I was there on behalf of that day. Okay, but wait a minute.  I think that they're the groups that call themselves queer Especially since the Pride Center Vermont has now issued that the term gay is exclusionary Really, what's that all about? Well, there's been a schism between the many members of the lesbian gay and bisexual community and the transqueer and Really? Yes since 2015 Mayor Murrow Weinberger even admitted this back and I believe it was his September 21st morning meeting. He's he was very aware that since 2015 there's been a schism here Well, okay, so go back a bit So there's the what is this because I didn't know a thing about it So there's a schism in the outright movement There's a schism within the LGB community and the LGB for people who are lesbian gay and bisexuals And then the TQ is for trans and queer. Okay, and they have branched. They are now separate Is that well now they're together at outright and in and in Pride Center But one of the reasons for our activism and our motivation in creating this new organization is because we do not believe that those organizations accurately represent our interests or our policy objectives any longer, okay? There was a shift after the path after Oberfell and marriage equality where many of the historic gay organizations Pivoted their missions to Transitioning children wait a minute. Okay, so you're talking about the T Okay, so but you're also saying that there's a split between those I guess gay people who Divided on that issue. Is that correct? Many of us are divided on this issue You've heard for years of lesbians that That have been questioning gender critical lesbians lesbians that are unhappy with The advice that we're getting from our local gay charities telling us that we need to be more accommodating and accepting of individuals that aren't representative by our Sex-oriented fields that we are interested in uh-huh, but I still don't know what you mean by whom exactly Okay, so there there does seem to be some kind of a political Shift correct. Yes, ma'am. All right. And so what I observed was that shift is often to do And I've seen this by the way in the feminist community too with those who believe in transgender rights and those who Kind of question that which is that fair to say? I believe that that's a good accurate depiction of it we worry because with the With the onset or the rapid advancement of what is referred to as self-identification Where one does not have to actually medically transition to the opposite They just have to they just have to say it That many women and rightfully so Recognize that the ability for a male to just self-id as a female fundamentally risks all sex-based rights All right, so And that was playing out. I thought at the at this outright demonstration that you were at correct Yes, ma'am. We we showed up to stage of silent protest Primarily because I mean we have objections with many things that outright does in addition to what pride center does but safeguarding children should be paramount and outright Vermont in particular engages in Well, they support what's called the so-called affirmative care model of transitioning young children and that includes medically transitioning yeah These hormones with hormones with so-called puberty blockers both of these are being used off label They're being used in this in the city. Do you think oh, yes, they are okay. Yeah, we're a UV at where and well There's the UVM Gender clinic and there's also Planned Parenthood Planned Parenthood is actually one of the largest medical Transitioners of people they don't do they don't they don't do the surgeries, but they'll do the puberty blockers the hormones They'll do your your account though really recommendation. Yeah. Yeah.  They say they're guarding the children also correct. I Know they think that this is just You know they think it's healthcare they think it's healthcare, but it's not okay, and we just okay But let's go to only their views for the moment okay, so that's their view that this safeguards the health of children because I think the argument also is that children get very Suicidal is that one of the things that that argument says the Trevor project and other organizations have tried to track many suicidal statistics around they are self-reported and The truth is well suicidality is high among children who are minors who experience gender dysphoria But that suicidality does not decrease or diminish after medical. All right, okay But that is their argument correct. All right So the opposite view then so that's that argument and that argument has been pretty prevalent and allowed In the public sphere, right? Yes, especially here in the United States. There's been a lot more pushback internationally including in Finland Sweden France the United Kingdom all these nations have pulled back from the so-called Affirmative care model, but did they start? Yes, they did. That's where it originally came over here Okay, so and then when it came here that was the argument and then there are peers to be now a counter-argument Also a lot from gay people. Is that true? Yes. All right, so that day is the first day I saw that being played out so I kind of see this as kind of a free speech Question as well. Okay, so you have spoken out You know and what is your view in the first place? Well, my view after reviewing a lot of your new alliance to correct My view after reviewing a lot of the data and there are 11 studies that demonstrate that Many minors the majority of minors over 80 percent who are experiencing gender dysphoria and you that's really just yeah Yeah, they have gender incongruence and they're diagnosed as gender dysphoric by a doctor Over 80 percent of them 80 percent by the time that they reach the end of puberty Naturally desist becoming comfortable in their own bodies as either a butch lesbian or an effeminate gay man That's one of the reasons or a straight person person person period. Yeah, but yeah Comfortable in one's body. Love yourself. Don't cut yourselves kids The truth is many doctors and gays and lesbians in particular view that medically transitioning a child before they have reached adolescent development is a sense Transing the gay away and a new version of conversion therapy and We see it's harmful and it's one of the main reasons why we stand up to speak for safeguarding children against this horrible practice Okay. All right. So those are the two positions though, correct? Wouldn't you say I think that there are different gradations I mean anytime you bring a large groups of people together, especially groups that span the entire political spectrum You might find a couple of gradations, but this is primarily where we land. That's the argument right argument is safeguarding children stopping this Medical that's your argument. Yes the but there is an oppositional argument that says that gender affirming care is preserving kids, right Those are the all I'm saying. No, you're right. I mean they make that argument I believe it's completely fallacy, right? Okay, that but that's what I'm getting to all right So at this demonstration, which I was there at your invitation by the way And I'm happy that you did that because I got a chance to really see it being played out You guys were standing in back of the demonstration silently but with signs. Yes, ma'am And one of your signs I thought was it yours that said no one is born in the wrong body. That's one of the signs that I was holding No one is born and that is your belief as well. Absolutely They I'm not certain that the outright people had signs at all Did they well the outright people themselves didn't have signs But the there were they were tipped off that we were coming and so there were counter protesters to our protest And so they came with large signs and then more people came with signs and then flags and tried to Block our signage from being viewed which since we're here to talk about the first amendment I mean I I love the first amendment Everybody has the right to assemble and to protest and people can stand in front of me and protest if they want and try and hide And they did I saw that but they also swarmed all around us Yeah, and I think that that kind of gets into a little bit of a gray area where right I saw that that's what made me very curious because your signs seem so kind of correct in a way No one's born in the wrong body. What could be more dignified in a way, but I saw them trying to block you Okay, so let me get to that. All right. So what has happened to your? Position in the press or in wherever in the public space your position then is that if you're gonna preserve the health of kids You leave their bodies alone. Yes, and you let them you let those bodies Grow right of course. All right, so and we have a reason to believe this to I'm Yeah, there are I mean aside for removing gender from this equation just talking about the the development of the Adolescent brain. We've heard in recent years here in Vermont and in Montpelier. We've talked about how The adolescent mind isn't fully capable understanding the consequence of their actions So in the criminal system, we may move their cases of 22 year olds to back to family. I know I know not may They often are moved Way the adult options then they can't smoke either. Can they they can't not into well at 22 they can smoke but they can't Why would we say well 12 year olds certainly can can give provide informed consent to sterilization? That's well, let's let's talk about that a bit. So your argument. I guess supported by data is also that puberty blockers Cause permanent sterilization. Well, is that what the data shows? Okay, so there's a path that people begin on and you start with the off-label use of puberty blockers and Then there are no real good control group or studies on this So the people who start taking puberty blockers inevitably just go right on to cross sex cross sex hormones now importantly enough Lupron, which is the puberty blocker that they tend to prescribe that puberty blocker Totally forgot where I was going with this. Well, what does it do to the body? Oh, thank you The FDA just recently slapped a warning label on there are citing Brain swelling and harms to children. So Luprons now just got slapped with an FDA warning Okay, cross sex hormones. Well, let's just face it The female body isn't meant to be able to process that much testosterone and the male body is not meant to process that much Estrogen you have an increase in hormone-driven cancers Bone brittle brittle bones and yeah, so these are all dangerous the human the whole field of endocrinology is to bring the Patience endocrine system into balance not to throw it completely out of balance Which is it which is how to balance a puberty anyway, right? Don't you remember puberty is difficult for everybody? Even the most beautiful kids that you went to high school with had a difficult time and struggled with puberty Everybody does. Yes. It's not easy. I know I can remember. I remember. I remember. Yeah. Well, well at that age many women destroy their bodies by anorexia by bulimia, you know Which bring up a really important point because we talk about Anorexia and bulimia being a body dysmorphic disorder and we don't affirm the bulimic or the anorexic saying You're right.  Well, that's okay. That is the right the opinion What I want to talk about is what has happened to your views of This controversy it appears to me that often the views that you're expressing have been censored If you criticize The so-called trans agenda often it seems to me in the public spaces in the media that gets Censored is that correct or not? Yes, it is. It sadly is correct And that's what I'm concerned about. I am a free speech nut Yeah, so I don't want that kind of censorship of any views Do you feel like that is the the prevalent view is I Even from the president is to support trans gender Issues and transgender rights and that has led to in your view is Has it led to the censorship of views like yours which are questioning the whole idea of puberty blockers and transitioning in kids Well, yes, and we actually can see evidence of that taking place within just this year I believe it was the AMA wrote to the Department of Justice Attorney General Merrick Garland and was requesting that any kind of information that runs incongruent to medically transitioning children be censored right okay jailed we that these people should be prosecuted people like Matt Wall should be Prosecuted that is I mean for somebody who's a First Amendment advocate like well, that's what I'm concerned about Sleazy is Okay, that's what that's what is really up-concerned to me That's what I think because I'm a free speech nut and I've observed this I saw it that day as well And that is of concern to me that anybody's views on such an important topic is censored is Against the First Amendment is against the US Constitution I want to talk about a case that I read about in Randolph too this whole idea that a male Can be in women's locker rooms in women's bathrooms And that they can compete in women's sports. I don't get it I mean and that again is I guess allowable by the president even correct and by Vermont law Unfortunately, there are real issues here when we talk about again self identification as males can identify as female That means that they have now access to women's locker room spaces And that happened in Randolph correct and that's what happened in Randolph But there's also in addition to them competing on these teams and taking potentially scholarship places from young girls There are genuine safety concerns here without a doubt the adolescent male body is Stronger stronger larger has more mass than a comparable age of female And if you're talking about certain kind of contact or semi-contact sports that could have serious Serious risks it interests me this so that girls going to become boys Don't play football with men. Oh, they don't know and they also know that they can still Even if they medically transition or have been identifying as male They can still go back and participate Oh, they can. Is that right? And that's that's here in Vermont too. Oh my okay, so Anyway, it seems to me that what well what happened to you have your views been censored Yes, and not only well, of course, I mean I expect the crowd wanted to try and censor me that yeah I wasn't but that was fair enough fair enough, right? I wasn't expecting nobody or anything Right, right. I mean we'll come back to that at some other point. There was somebody back me into a wall pretty hard and That circle of love they talked about wasn't they weren't singing kumbaya No, they were singing I noted that but um more alarming was the request for a meeting With Mayor Weinberger that was flat out refused and I was told by his chief of staff Jordan Rodell that she wouldn't legitimize somebody like me or a group like mine Let's talk about censorship. This is a non part the LGBT Alliance Vermont is part of a Is the local chapter of a both national and international organization of Nonpartisan L lesbians gays and bisexuals about people like the rest of us We can't be part of that. Well, you can you can be one of our allies, but this is a this is a very Designed well, maybe we could bring you on as our as our legal advocate Maybe but we we advocate for the rights of Lesbians and bisexuals in our country. All right, this is our niche We need to make sure if nobody else is going to be looking out for our rights clearly They aren't somebody needs to and we're happy to say and the mayor's we don't have much time left But the mayor refused to meet with you. Well, Jordan Rodell refused to allow the mayor to meet with me. Oh, well Okay, so let's keep pressing on him. Oh, yeah, you you betcha. Okay. I will too all right But anyway, so the point I want to advocate always is for free speech And so I'm happy that you came and talked about that issue today and good luck. Thanks very much. Thanks a lot


Oh, gotcha, boy. Ah, well. Right, well, so my name is Michel Dugon, and I am an adjunct lecturer in zoology at NUI Goldway. I'm also the creator of Echo Explorer, Science Outreach Initiative. And in my hand here, this is Elsa, Elsa de Tarantula. And Elsa is one of my best ambassadors. You see, Elsa has introduced hundreds of children to the concept of biodiversity, ecology, and zoology. Elsa, I think, can change lives. Really, you see, I think that it can be an amazing experience, a life-changing experience for a child to actually hold an animal as charismatic as a giant tarantula. But let me tell you a story. When I was a child, my parents used to bring me to the local summer fairs. There were lots of goodies to be had there, lots of food, lots of very nice things. But my favorite stall was held by an old man who was always lost right behind kind of wooden crates. And in those wooden crates, there were amazing treasures. There were hundreds upon hundreds of bugs. And I would spend hours and hours looking at them and asking questions to that old man. And very patiently, he will answer. And I would dream of adventures looking at all those scorpions, those giant tarantulas, those thick insects as big as my arm. You see, that old man with his patience, that old man inspired me. He changed my life. And 15 years on, I arrived in Malaysia to teach French in a French alliance. My boss was a volunteer in his 60s, former primary school teacher. He taught me how to teach. He actually brought me in a classroom. He taught me how I should arrange my class, how I should speak, how I should address my public, and how I should move in the space that was given to me. He also taught me that teaching is not just a job. That actually teaching is an engagement towards my students and their future. That actually I will influence those students. I will influence them for the 40 years to come and probably also their children. That teaching, in fact, was a bit of eternity. That my teaching would survive me. So you see, if I've created Echo Explorer, it's because I was inspired by these two men a long, long time ago. Echo Explorer proposes workshops to children all throughout Ireland. In the past two years, we've actually delivered over 500 workshops to over 17,000 children, 3,000 adults. This represents over 90 school visits in the country. Within two years, Echo Explorer has become one of the most successful science outreach initiative in the country. But this would have never been possible without the support of 36 undergraduate students from NYU I go away who have decided to give up their time, their energy, their enthusiasm to help me. Now, we can really wonder, why would they help me? At the end of the day, the only thing they have to gain is a terrible sandwich at the end of a day volunteering, something like this. So it's definitely not that. No, if they're volunteering with me, it's because they think that they are doing the right thing for their community. It's because they believe that enthusiasm is infectious and there are still thousands of children to be infected everywhere in the country. It's because they have fun doing it. You see, those students are learning new skills as well. They're learning how to do public speaking, how to take care of animals, how to organize an event. So they do learn new things, but especially those kids after a few weeks training, I can send them in a classroom filled up with three dozen excited kids and they will keep them in check for a full hours delivering a perfect speech. Those students of mine, they're inspirations. And you see, I am the inspiration for these inspirations and that is great. So, if I'm here today, it's actually to deliver a very simple message. Really, as academics, I'm not born to a laboratory and to a research. Our mission is actually to go out there to be active participants of the community. We actually have a role within society, within our neighbors or families or friends. My message to you is this. Try and remember how exciting it was when you first started to learn as a child. Try and remember why you decided to enter the discipline you're in. Try and remember that feeling of your first discovery. This is exactly what you want to teach. This is what you want to pass on. See, we all have something to share. And I know that academic life brings us away from what entused us first, but it's important to set some time aside, some energy, and to concentrate on that and to deliver again. I have only one thing to ask all of you. It's to try and be that old man of some affair. I'm just asking you to be that teacher who taught me how to teach. Just be inspiration for your students because they have the energy, they have the enthusiasm, and they want to be active citizens. Once you've done that, just fight. Fight very hard for the institution that hires you to actually recognize all that very hard work that you're doing within the community. And we all know that it's not recognized enough so far. And once you've won that battle, then fight again, even harder to make sure that your students that have dedicated their time to you will get the academic recognition they deserve as well. Because we all know that they're not getting any. And I'll finish on that. Thank you very much.


Hi guys this is Jason here from Nathaniel and in this lesson let's learn how to create a melody given an existing chord progression using the pentatonic scales which we have available. So the pentatonic scales in music are five notes as the word pent seems to suggest. So we have two flavors we have like a major pentatonic flavor and a minor pentatonic flavor. So if I'm in the key of B flat major to build a pentatonic scale it's nothing but the root, the second, the third major third, five that means you skip the fourth. The pentatonic scale essentially will sort of hide away the notes which are considered as sort of tensions in a scale. So one, two, three, five, six, octave to add to that that means we ignore the four and the seven. So it'll be what was once this is B flat major will now be B. Those are the intervals as per the swaras and you could also just sing it a couple of times. So very pleasant scale it's also what I call the anything goes scale. You know you can use it pretty much over any chord progression like how guitar rock guitar players work they will just shred on that pentatonic scale as though literally the sky is the limit you know so they just keep playing over that scale and the B flat major pentatonic sounds great but you could also create a minor version of that which will be the G minor pentatonic. Okay so to build a G minor pentatonic what you do you start on G minor third this will work well on the G minor chord so root minor third okay perfect fourth perfect fifth minor seventh octave minor seven perfect fifth perfect fourth minor third back to root these are pretty much the notes of the B flat major chord B flat major pentatonic scale rather so what is just a different flavor. So remember we have two kinds of pentatonic the major pentatonic B flat major pentatonic and the minor pentatonic which is its relative minor as we say which is the G minor pentatonic a quick trick to form the minor pentatonic given the major pentatonic would be to just move up a sixth B flat C D E flat F G that's the sixth one six one major sixth and the major sixth will be the minor pentatonic equivalent fine so what can we do with this pentatonic scale let's take the chord progression again six four one B flat five which is F very popular chord progression as we already know I'm sure one and five so I have three kind of approaches to using the pentatonic scale while building melodies the first one is just sort of maths you just take patterns which you can form and just play those patterns start mechanically and I feel it'll gradually grow organically into something with a lot more feel and creativity so you can start with what am I doing I'm doing groups of threes you could consider that that's G B flat C B flat C D just in that pentatonic family G it works on pretty much on all the chord you can even go descending thirds just some patterns okay and if you add some rhythmic spice so now I have this lick created da na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na so you're just taking that same lick and starting it from different points so if you take you can do there from the D from C from D F G and it'll sound pretty much the same so if you take any lick on the pentatonic with a few notes you can actually transpose it by starting the lick on different notes and this can create a lot of patterns another way I like to use the minor pentatonic or the major or any pentatonic scale in general is to sing and play sing a phrase singing makes the whole process of composition of a melody very natural because you're singing without that filter of you know what do I do on the piano can I do it and whatnot you're singing so yeah try to learn a little bit of singing if you don't already because we all have like a free voice free free musical instrument right inside us so take care of it and learn learn a good decent amount of singing if you can if you get the chance so sing a phrase and then try to play back that phrase on the piano in which in which case it'll also train your ear it'll also improve your listening and your conversion ability from mind to body as we say so if I do see what happened there it was little tricky for me to play that melody that's because I sang it and by singing I don't care about how easy or difficult it will be on the piano I'm just singing freely because it's there's no filter while singing so now I have to do the puzzle of figuring out what I just sang on the piano let's try one more I quite like that and doesn't have to be exact it just has to sort of match and well if it if you want it to be exact then you have to work harder I like that and these melodies usually will continue for all the chords see works right quite a magical scale if you think about it you just had to come up with one tiny tune and just works with all the four chords right so singing and playing can be really helpful first sing then play sing the next tune play and then try to record all these ideas maybe on a cell phone so that you can go back to it later maybe you can't get it immediately so you take a break maybe the next day or little later you can try and match it on your respective instrument another thing you'd like to do with a minor pentatonic scale as I already hinted at while singing and playing is develop a very short phrase what we call as a motif okay and repeat that phrase and bank on that phrase and make sure that phrase works well for all the four chords of this chord progression and you've got yourself a pop tune you've got yourself a very very good selling tune because if that tune can survive all these four chords listeners are going to remember that tune right so if you take something like that small variations can be done something like or combine it with singing it'll really help so first off what have we done in this lesson how do we form our scales build the pentatonic which is a subset of the seven five out of seven pentamines five you have major pentatonic and you have minor pentatonic sort of like the anything goes scale it works on anything form it play it jam over it over these four chords which are very pop chords in this tutorial and use patterns mechanical patterns like groups of three to eventually become organic and make melodies that way use your voice sing and then play what you sing and push the limits push your technique and also train your year because your piano has to latch on to what you're thinking and singing and finally build short motifs and short phrases and make it a point that that phrase or that motive which you made works for the entire set of four chords and if it does you've got yourself a very very famous about to be famous melody okay so hope you guys found that lesson useful again this is Jason here from the Nathaniel School of Music do consider subscribing to our channel if you haven't already share the music video share the video with all your music loving friends and do consider subs supporting us on our channels like Patreon and you will get access to a lot more content coming your way cheers


Hey traders, this is T Bradley 90 from the My Investing Club Chat and one of the top mentors and moderators in chat. As a special gift to our viewers on YouTube, we have created a free two hour course to help teach you how to start a consistently profitable trading business and identify high paying setups in just 30 days. There will be limited seating every week, so register for the course and reserve your spot now using the link in the description. As a special bonus for everyone that watches the entire video, we will give you the link to a free 10 hour additional mini course that has never been released to the public. Register now before all slots completely fill up. Hey guys, it's Tom Diesel here at My Investing Club. Today is November 13, 2019. I've been getting a lot of messages, you know, asking about my trades daily, so I thought it could be a good idea to do a daily recap, you know, just to show you guys why I traded the way I did and also I want to talk about my process daily, you know, how I usually research on those stocks. I mean, most of you already know that I live in Europe and my time zone here is a bit different from you guys since market doesn't start until like 3.30 p.m. and you know, I got plenty of time to do other stuff in the morning. All right, so back to today's trade.  So I put, you know, that's basically my process.  So what I did is I have to go to the BAMSAC for the fundees and yeah, you'll have SINT already. So you can see here, they have file S1 recently, you know, 8.8 million, I'm not, you know, good at this, but what it is, is I check if it's a fact right now and it's not in effect. So it means they cannot use it yet, but there's some kind of dilution here, you know, S3, click on file number, FAC and, you know, recent 424B and the latest one here is September. Yeah, yeah, so you can see here the floats is around 7 million, yeah, at the pre-market, it rips to like 2.5 something and one is like drop under view app is like, you know, not much of volume here.  I mean, but still we still, you know, need to have a plan. And so our plan today is, you know, 2.3 is clear resistance for me. So I put 2.7, no, I'm sorry, 227. Yeah, and 237, since it's pre-market and I can have, you know, I can put a stop there. So I just put my fantasies over there at 227 and 237. You know, whatever hits and if it breaks over 2.5 and I would have stopped and my plan today is to short into those, you know, two lines and the target would be somewhere in here. That's clear support for me. It's like 2 to 10 and let me show you. My trades today and that's exactly what I did.  So it ended up like tanking to 2.10.  But, you know, overall, it's pretty good trade. And, you know, it did exactly what I thought it could do. Hey traders, this is Tosh. I go by T Bradley 90 in the My Investing Club chat. Just wanted to reach out and say if you have any questions about MIC, joining MIC, maybe you're a member already, you have three ways to contact myself personally and through MIC, you can hit our social media. You can hit me through PMs in chat or you can contact us through my email at Tosh at myinvestingclub.com. That's T-O-S-H at myinvestingclub.com. I will get back to you in a timely manner and I'm saying this because I'm here to help and I don't want anybody to be afraid to reach out and ask any question that they have. We are here for you guys. All right, see you guys.


They don't stop talking about a ceasefire in the Middle East. It's a moral inversion here. You're taking the victim, you're taking the party that's fighting self-defense and making them the imam party because they won't agree to some suicidal pact involving a quote, ceasefire. The barrier to ceasefire is Hamash. Everybody who dies in Gaza is the fault of Hamash. Remember, there was a ceasefire on October 6th. Who violated that ceasefire? Hamash. It is truly shocking. The level of hatred towards Israel. You can't help but conclude that this is anti-Semitism through and through. It's not about criticizing Israel. I criticize Israel all the time. But this is so consistent, so prevalent, so goes against the facts of actually what's going on in the ground. That you have to conclude that anti-Semitism is alive and well throughout the world. And it just, all of that, just makes it obvious why Israel has to exist. Given the hatred of Jews everywhere, given the number of enemies that it has, Israel is completely justified in giving the Jews all over the world the safety.