55% of the persons in Congo are women. Oh, wow. So imagine we say to women to not make a change. It's more than half of the people. We have to be part of the change we want to see. We have a role to play.  We are different. But it's not like a gender is better and the other one is less. We are different, but equal. And so we have to also make a change, play a part. And we have to have the freedom that we want. It's not because you are free, independent, but you're not a good wife. It's not because you are free, independent, but you're not like a good mom. You can be all of that. So you're talking about a financial freedom for young females. Is that what you're trying to say? Yes, financial freedom, but also freedom of the mind. Why not we cannot think and act and create things? Why we just have to cook? Why we just have to ask for money? And as I said, we have a culture where we always ask, ask, ask. But women also have to ask, ask like a kid. You have that enough of asking for the wigs and the nails and the country. Seeing that we need to get a team in every country that we go to, because when I go to Congo, I've been inspired to have a team for every country that I go to. In Congo, the team is Africa. It's a country, not a continent. Because when I came to Congo, I'm seeing staffs that I used to see in Ghana in here. I've seen staffs that I used to see in so many countries that I've seen in different African countries right here in Congo, which makes us a country. So Africa is no longer a continent, but a country from water Maya. Do you guys have palm wine in your countries? Because I came to Congo and I'm seeing palm wine. I thought palm wine only exists in Ghana. I'm super excited today. You know why? Because a young female African is making my dream come true. A young female African is helping change the narrative in Kinshasha. And that is why I'm smiling a lot today. You know what she did? Here in Kinshasha, they said coffee does not grow. And she left all the way from Paris, came to Kinshasha and said, you know what? I will do what you people think is impossible. And that is why I found myself in here to come share her story so that you and I can help take her to the world. You know what you need to do to help me? Like the video. Please, it's very important. Can we get 20,000 likes on this video? It's by force to like the video. And if you haven't subscribed, please subscribe and come with me. Let's go meet this young, inspiring female entrepreneur here in Congo, Kinshasha. I am Maya.  No, I don't know. But sometimes I feel it. And do you know that everyone is telling me that I cannot live in Kinshasha without meeting you? Yeah, only.  The first day that I told people that I'm going to Congo, they asked me, are you going to Kinshasha because we want you to meet one of the people that is actually making a change in Kinshasha. Wow. It's a pleasure meeting you. It's a pleasure meeting you. My name is Wada Maya, the one and only annoying village boy from Ghana. And since you are the one and only person who is growing coffee in Kinshasha, I would love to know you more. Tell me something about yourself. Well, my name is Tissia Mukuna. I've been in Kinshasha. Okay. But I grew up in Paris. You grew up in Paris? Yes. Wow. So, my study. How long did you stay in Paris? Well, for all my study, till my master. And my MBA, I did it in China, in Shanghai. Okay. And then from there, what happened? You decided to come back to Kinshasha? Yes, from there, I decided to come back to Kinshasha. For me, it was normal to come back to my home country. I want to ask you a question. See, were you normal? Do people touch your normal, living in Europe and coming back to Africa? Well, I think that if we want to change Africa, we need all Africans. That is deep. Wow. So, you're growing coffee in here. What is the inspiration behind it?  But you're the first person to do it. What really inspired you to do that? Si, si, si, je dois être honnête, je dirais mon père. Mon père a toujours une passion pour l'agriculture. Donc on a commencé à planter des choses, des oranges, des citrons, des mangoustaniers. Et jusqu'au jour, je me suis dit, tiens, j'aimerais faire pousser aussi du café. Alors, tout le monde me disait, non, non, le café, ça pousse pas à Kinshasha. Mais comme je suis têtu, j'ai décidé de le faire. I decided to try with coffee too. But everyone was telling me, OK, coffee doesn't grow in Kinshasha. You cannot do coffee in Kinshasha. And you cannot do arabica in Kinshasha. But I try because I like to see by myself. And it grows. And as you can see, we have arabica. And how do you feel knowing that you've done something impossible in Kinshasha? Actually, at first, it was just like, tada, I have coffee and that's it. And then people was telling me, OK, I know someone in Turkey. I know someone in Lebanon. He can buy your coffee. He can do that. He can do this. I was like, but why I will just sell it? Why I cannot just transform it? Build my own brand. Good news! We are finally at Kinmarché, where you can find the Kinoise. We offer four cups of coffee to satisfy all our customers. Arabica coffee, very soft. Fable-teneur en café pour une journée aromatisée. Le café moca de chino, le meilleur café chocolaté. Il est recommandé contre la fatigue et le stress. Le café Arabusta, idéal pour renforcer votre énergie au quotidien. Robusta pour plus de robustesse, avec ce nouveau format et une valve de 150 grammes. La Kinoise, le plaisir du vrai café 100% naturel, 100% congolais. And this is how I was like, OK, no, I have to do it. I have to build my own brand. I have to do something with all of that. And this is how the whole thing started. And I'm not walking by myself. OK. I see he's here. It's the chief of the village, chief cobrea. It helps me a lot. And yeah. So let me understand. You have your own brand. So which means that after you harvest the coffee, you just add value to the coffee. Yes. So from the fresh to what? To the final product. To the final product. Yes. Let me understand this. How many hectares do you have right now? The whole plantation is 20 hectares. OK. But we do coffee on 8. And year by year, we had more hectares, like 8, 9. And year by year, we had more surface. And I will show you how we do it and how we plant it. Wow. Now, before you show me that, see, you said you started growing coffee. You don't work alone. So which means you work with the people from this community? Yes, obviously. All the people that work in the plantation are living just nearby. And it's also open plantation. That means that all the people from the village can grow everything they want in the plantation for free. So there is some spaces just for them. They can put their own vegetables, fruits, and it's for them.  Wow. In the plantation, six to eight, six permanent workers. Yes. And two more for, like, depends on the world. So which means you still need to open a coffee shop? Are you thinking about that? Yes, I hope so. I want to have the Starbucks made in Kinshasa, that kind of, like a coffee shop like that. Oh, OK.  What is the brand name of your coffee now? Like Kinoise. Like Kinoise. Yes, Kinoise means a girl from Kinshasa, a woman from Kinshasa. And the name, like Kinoise, it's because the plantation is in Kinshasa. Seems you love Kinshasa with all your heart. Exactly. I love Congo. You love Congo, not just Kinshasa? Yes. Knowing that they don't grow coffee in Kinshasa, how did you discover that this land is perfect for coffee? At first, I just wanted to try, because everyone was telling me coffee doesn't grow. So it was just a test, actually. I had nothing to lose. I was a student at this time. So it was just like, I have nothing to lose. Let's try it. And I was coming back and forth for all the days, because I was studying in Paris. And, well, it grew. So it was surprising for me. And at first, it was just like, aha, it grew. Good. And it grows, good. And after that, the idea of doing a business came after. It came when I really realized that it was something unique. And that it was something that can really show the Congo in a new angle. Because most of the times, we're talking about Congo because of the wars, because of bad news, stuff like that. And with the coffee, we can talk about Congo for its agriculture, for its people, and for what we can do really unique. You know, what are they doing? They're harvesting coffee right now. Yeah. Yeah, they're taking the coffee from the tree. They're just taking the red cherries. Yeah, the red cherries. Yeah. Like, for example, in one tree, you can pick coffee multiple times. Because in one tree, all the cherries are not red at the same moment. So they're just taking the red ones, and they keep the yellow and the greens. Like, maybe in one week, they will come back to this tree for the red ones. Do you think it was worth it cultivating coffee? Yes, of course. It's worth it because we create jobs in Visaria. We create jobs in Kinshasa, too, because we transform the coffee. And we make a lot of people proud, actually. Like, for example, I have some pictures from Congolese in Canada, Congolese in the United States, in London.  And just for that, for me, it's worth it. And how does that make you feel? It makes me feel nervous, because it's a lot of pressure. But it makes me feel happy that all the hard work, people can notice it. And they can be like, OK, that's very good news from Congo. You know, I know that you're talking about positive stuff about Congo, but definitely you faced a lot of challenges when you wanted to start this farm. What was the major challenge that you faced when you started?  We have no roads. We have no electricity. All the things we do, we do it. Like, it's a private sector. We don't have, like, a lot of help. And that's the main thing. But things are starting to change. Like, for example, the Minister of Entrepreneurship gave entrepreneurs some subventions. So it will help us, too. But yet, the roads, the electricity, the infrastructure, it's really hard. As you can see, I just have men. Because in the village, all the young people left. So you just have, like, old Papa or old Mama. Yes, we're left for the city centre to have a job, because there's nothing around. I feel like you have done a great job. I mean, like, establishing this year, at the end of the day, you are even creating jobs for the people in the village. And I believe that the government needs to support you guys with roads. You don't think so? Yeah, I think so, but it's complicated. It's really complicated to have the help of the government for the world. It's complicated to have the help of the government for the electricity, for the water. So we try to do it by ourselves. Which is difficult. It's really difficult. Because you need a lot of money to invest in it. A lot. And well, by myself. But for example, one good thing for the village, it's a village where you can only see kids or old people. Why? Because all the young people went to the city centre to have jobs. So obviously, I cannot ask for old ladies, like for grandmas to work in this plantation. It's too hard. So I have mostly some daddies. Oh, my daddies. And for the mamas, we are constricting a bakery, artisanal, so it will be like the job. It's for them. It will be like the job for them in the village. We are also doing like a bridge. You will see like we have like the plantation is so 20 hectares. And we have like a river. Normally people go through the river to go to the other side. But people like one lady died a few days ago. So we decided to have a bridge. It would be easier for people to do it.  Are you constructing the bridge by yourself? Yeah, yeah, by myself. Because we always have all the things to have the bridge. And the chief co-op will build the bridge. He has to know how to do that. $600. $600? Can I pay for it? Oh, well, we'll give you one more bag when it comes. Let me pay for the bridge. But when you finish the bridge, let me know that you've done it. OK. All right. I pay for the bridge. You know, I just want to say that you are an inspiration. And I don't even know what to say right now. I feel like a lot of people need to know you. Thank you. Because, you know, sometimes we invest in the community. We invest, we don't think about the community. But you invested and you're also thinking about the community, which I think it's fantastic. Actually, I think it's normal to think about the community. No, but most people don't, you know. You have no idea. I've done a lot of interviews, you know. So many people don't think about the community. What type of coffee are you growing in here? Arabica and Robusta. Like, for example, here you have like baby plants of Arabica. OK. We'll put it on the ground for the rainy season. OK. And here you have Robusta plants, baby plants. You see, you are a young female entrepreneur. And I mean, most girlfriends don't want to be that entrepreneur. I believe that your story can inspire so many young females out there, yeah. If you have a message for them, what would that message be? I think it's important to be independent. Wow. Like my... Say that again. I think it's important to be independent. You heard that. Enough of asking for the wigs and the nails and the... Ha, continue. No, actually, I think it's important because it's your freedom to. Like, if I want to do something, I can do it. I'm not dependent on someone's mind or someone's willingness to help me to do something. Also, in this world, like in Congo, for example, you have 55% of the persons in Congo are women. Oh, wow. So imagine we say to women to not make a change. It's more than half of the people. We have to be part of the change we want to see. We have a role to play.  We are different. But it's not like a gender is better and the other one is less. We are different, but equal. And so we have to also make a change, play a part, and we have to have the freedom that we want. It's not because you are free, independent, but you're not a good wife. It's not because you're free, independent, but you're not like a good mom. You can be all of that. So you're talking about a financial freedom for young females. Is that what you're trying to say? Yes. Financial freedom, but also freedom of the mind. Why not we cannot think and act and create things? Why we just have to cook? Why we just have to ask for money? And as I said, we have a culture where we always ask, ask, ask. Well, women also have to ask, like a kid. Are you married? I have a fiancée. I'll say, hey, Mr. Fiancée, I know you're watching this video. You are the luckiest man on earth, man. To have a woman to tell you that, hey, you need to be financially independent. Brother, you're lucky, man. You just have to make it as soon as possible, man. Put that ring and make it official. Thank you. I think I'm good.


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She didn't have any ill will towards anyone as far as I could tell, well, with the exception of one man, more on him later. Megan had a deep love for children and always wanted to make sure that they had the best chance at life. When you think of a high school teacher, you may think of a middle-aged man or woman who is truly at wits end hoping and praying for the summer months to come quicker, but that wasn't the kind of person that Megan was. She loved every moment that she had with her students. She had a true passion for educating the next generation and this enthusiasm showed. She was always doing her best to keep her students engaged and interested in the work that she prepared for them, coming up with interesting and unique ways of presenting her lessons and lectures. Being an English teacher, she had a profound connection with literature and the written word. She was known for her love of poems and a comment from one of her close friends claimed that she had poetry plastered all over the walls of her home, presumably poetry that she'd written herself or poems that she connected with from other writers. Being a friend or colleague of Megan was truly a gift. All of her loved ones have echoed this sentiment, but everyone in Megan's life wasn't quite so friendly and caring. In fact, one man in particular took every opportunity to make sure that Megan's life, particularly her work life, was as miserable as possible. This man was truly despicable and took every opportunity to badger Megan and some people believe this man may have been willing to go to great lengths to silence Megan once and for all. It's clear to see that Megan was a very outgoing and passionate woman, but her unique way of life, combined with her usual personality, was a bit of an acquired taste for some of her peers. Her childlike enthusiasm may have been a bit too much for some people to deal with, but her friends remember this as one of her most precious attributes. Megan began teaching at Shaker High School in New York sometime around 2018 or 2019. She was single and lived alone in Del Mar. She always pursued various relationships, but in Megan's eyes, she feared that a long-term commitment may simply not be in her future, though this wasn't for a lack of trying. Megan, being 42 years old, was a thrill to be around, but it seemed as though she always managed to attract the wrong kind of partner. She'd been hurt by more men than she cared to count, but all she truly wanted was to find a husband and start a family. But for Megan, this simply wasn't in the cards. She had always talked about her love for children and how she desperately wanted a child of her own, and as the years progressed, the weight of her desire to start a family began to drag her down in the darkest of ways, with some descriptions of Megan's final moments suggesting that she may have fallen into a deep depression. But truthfully, this was the least of Megan's concerns in 2022, when an otherwise normal school year would turn into the stuff of nightmares. Unfortunately, we don't know all the specifics of what took place. Much of this information has been withheld by her family to protect her privacy, or she simply never shared it in the first place. All we know is that Megan had serious issues with one of her colleagues, a male colleague. When investigators spoke with her brother, he explained that he didn't know the full story, but he knew that one of her coworkers had caused her a lot of heartache. Another one of Megan's friends wrote a memoir about her, entitled Fragments of Megan, and went into a bit more detail, but still refused to explain the full extent of the grief that Megan had been dealing with. All I've been able to piece together is that Megan had repeated run-ins with this man, and he seems to have caused her to fear for her life. According to a Daily Mail article, Megan was reportedly being brutally harassed and intimidated, seemingly on a daily basis by this man. If I had to guess, the context of some of these claims seems to suggest that the man may have been romantically interested in her, but that's purely a guess. Whatever his deal was, Megan wasn't into it, and she let him know this time and time again, but he just wasn't getting the message. As time passed by, his remarks and threats only grew worse. The situation grew to be so severe that the school board offered to let Megan have the remainder of the year off, even going as far as offering to pay her during that time period. Megan accepted this offer, and it appears as though she made plans to work for the school for the remainder of this year, then she planned on leaving and returning back to her friends and family who lived in Washington. According to a friend, the school was wearing Megan down like sandpaper, and she couldn't wait to get out of there. In the weeks leading up to the crime, Megan's upbeat and quirky demeanor had taken a downturn. This once happy-go-lucky woman was now a fragment of her former self, with her friends saying that her emotions had become disjointed and something inside of her had broken. We don't know if the weight of her troubles at school had become more than she could carry, or if there was much more going on than anyone could have known about. But during her time off, Megan decided to visit one of her friends down in New Orleans. The friend had been deeply worried about her, so she offered to spend a few weeks together with Megan to help her get back on her feet and ensure that she was okay. The friend hadn't seen Megan in person in about two years, considering they lived over a thousand miles apart, but when Megan arrived, her friend barely recognized her. Megan had lost a serious amount of weight and had been consumed by her anxiety. While she put on a strong front on the outside, inside, Megan was struggling to keep her head above water. Her friend said that she was very jumpy, acting paranoid and every little noise made her come out of her skin, almost like someone or something was after her. Megan spent the following few weeks hanging out in New Orleans, seeing all the beautiful sights that the town has to offer, but before long, it was time for her to go. But rather than head straight back to New York, Megan had made plans to stay in Stockbridge, Massachusetts for a while, clearing her head for a few weeks to a few months before making her preparations to pack up her things in New York and head off to Washington to be with her family later on in June. But unfortunately, Megan would never get the chance to see her family again. In fact, Megan would never leave the state of Massachusetts. Megan had been staying at the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge. On the morning of Sunday, March 27th, she asked an employee at the inn for directions to Church Street nearby. The problem is that there were two streets with the same name within a few miles of one another. One of these streets was located in Lee while the other was located in Stockbridge. The employee gave her instructions on how to get to Lee, but Megan's friend believes that she intended to go to Church Street in Stockbridge as it was next to a cemetery, a place that Megan was known to frequent to connect with the spirits of those that had passed on. Megan had the belief that she could communicate with the energy and spirits of those who were no longer with us. This led her to often make trips to cemeteries in her local area and in the towns that she visited, finding peace in the presence of the dearly departed. Megan thanked the employee and headed off toward Church Street, but she was never seen again. By March 29th, two days later, Megan's family had not heard from her. She hadn't been calling or checking in as she usually did. Her family grew concerned and filed a missing person report. That same day, her car was found parked at a trailhead on Church Street in Lee. It's been reported that not only was her car found parked at the trailhead, but her car was actually blocking the entrance to the trail, a very strange clue that investigators seem to have glossed over. When detectives began taking statements from the locals, they learned that Megan's car had been left here since the 27th. Bad weather had torn through the area since Megan's disappearance and it's been reported that terrible rain, storms, high winds and snow had blown in. All the while, Megan's car was left there seemingly untouched. Police searched the vehicle and found that it had been left unlocked. Virtually everything that Megan was known to have been carrying with her was gone. Her keys, laptop, phone, hotel key, wallet, and her favorite stuffed animal were all missing. This was when Megan's friends knew that something was wrong, but it seems that police were still largely unconcerned. Investigators claim that they had no reason to suspect foul play, but her family denied these claims. Still, detectives searched every square inch of the surrounding area for Megan, but they came up empty-handed. They sent out search teams, drones, sniffer dogs, and even diving teams to search all the nearby bodies of water, but there was not a single trace of Megan to be found. After her disappearance, locals, friends and loved ones continued to search for her for several weeks. Missing person posters were put up all over town with a particular focus on the trailhead where she had disappeared, but this is where things get extremely interesting. Dozens of missing person posters were placed all throughout the trail where Megan's car was found, but no sooner than the signs were hung up, they were all torn down. Everyone thought this was strange. After all, who would want to tear down so many missing person posters? Her loved ones returned all of the posters back to the posts and trees where they had been, only for them to all be torn down once again in a matter of days. We don't know who was responsible for hanging all of these flyers, but whoever it was, they were growing tired of the games. So they decided to install a trail camera to try to catch who was doing this. Well, that didn't work either. This time, not only were all of the posters torn down, but the trail camera was stolen, taking all of the footage along with it. But it was around this same time that detectives got their first and only breakthrough in her case. Megan had been found. On September 1st, more than six months after Megan had gone missing, she was found, but not in the way that investigators had hoped for. It was announced that her remains were located on Fox Hollow Drive, about a six-minute drive from the trailhead where she had presumably vanished. The only problem is that her discovery still yielded no clues. There was no sign of a struggle and no evidence left behind aside from her remains, obviously. Megan's body was sent to the local medical examiner and it took them quite some time to even confirm that the remains belonged to Megan. In the end, after this confirmation, all they were able to conclude was that Megan had THC in her system at the time of her demise, but nothing more. This obviously played no part in how she lost her life, meaning that the examination was essentially useless. There were no obvious signs of trauma, nor were there any broken bones. There was nothing in her system or nearby to suggest that she had taken her own life or that someone had taken her life from her. It was a total mystery what had taken place here and all this time later, there's still no indication of what may have happened to her. But things get interesting when you hear about the remarks that her family and friends had made about her sudden and unexpected disappearance. Many of Megan's friends believed that she may have been stalked. It seems that these rumors are based on the fact that she'd been acting so strangely in the weeks leading up to her disappearance, but no one has revealed who may have been following her. The natural assumption here is that the stalker could have been the same person who'd been harassing her at school and this is certainly a possibility. The drive from her school in New York to the area where she was found was only around three hours. In fact, Megan disappeared on a Sunday, so the suspect, being a school employee, wouldn't have even needed to miss work in order to find her and follow her. The man could have tracked Megan down, taken her life and easily made it back home with time to spare and none of his coworkers would have been the wiser. The plot only thickens when you hear a remark from Megan's brother shortly after her disappearance. GPS data was pulled and it appears as though this came from her cell phone, but I honestly hadn't been able to confirm where this data was actually pulled from. I'm just guessing here, but the data suggests that Megan never made it to the park on Church Street. Yes, her car was obviously found there, but the GPS data shows that Megan was never anywhere near that park when she vanished. Her GPS movement stopped several miles from the park and they never moved again after this. Yet her car was found parked right at the entrance to the trail on Church Street. I don't know about you, but this obviously means that Megan's car had been moved after she lost her life. Yet police say that they found no evidence to suggest that foul play was involved. I can't even come up with words here. This is as clear as it gets when it comes to foul play. I mean, what can they think happened here? I mean, did Megan come back from beyond the grave to just drive her car three miles away? Someone had to have driven her car to the trailhead that day, but who this person was and why they bothered to move her car remains a mystery. Ever since her disappearance, Megan's bank accounts have remained untouched. None of her cards have been used, so even though her belongings were all missing, it doesn't seem like the suspect ever tried to steal anything else from her, which essentially rules out robbery as a motive in my book. Police did search her car for DNA and fingerprints, but the results were never publicly recorded. It seems safe to assume that nothing of value was found here or the person responsible would have already been brought in for questioning and there's no mention of this ever happening. The last update that I've been able to track down was from December of 2022. And it appears as though police still only have the case classified as a missing person case and it doesn't appear that Megan's disappearance is under investigation any longer. The cause of her passing has never been reclassified as a homicide, even though that's pretty clearly what took place here. While investigators never determined what exactly happened, they've given us every reason to believe that the case is now closed. And it appears as though they couldn't care less about getting to the bottom of things. I try to remain optimistic in cases like this. Maybe police will investigate things further if they come across new information, but for now it seems like they're content with labeling this as nothing more than a mysterious accident. This is seriously heartbreaking for both Megan and for her friends and family, but with a police department that's so dead set on closing the case, there isn't really much else that can be done. As it stands, Megan's family and friends believe that they likely know her killer and they'd love to reveal his name. But unfortunately, without any tangible evidence, we can't go around pointing fingers. All of her closest friends believed that the person responsible is most likely the man who'd been harassing her at school for the months leading up to her disappearance. But there's simply nothing that can be done if the police aren't willing to take these allegations seriously. In cases like this, I usually like to include a case number and a phone number at the end of the video, asking for you guys to call in if you happen to have any information. But with the police force that's so clearly incompetent, it would just be a waste of breath. Maybe one day Megan's case will be solved, but for now we're left with nothing but unanswered questions and a mountain of evidence to suggest that someone had certainly been following Megan that day. And it's almost guaranteed that she met her end at the hands of a bloodthirsty coworker. I choose to believe that the truth will eventually come out. It almost always does. But for now, the case of Megan Morone is just another heartbreaking, disappointing tragedy. Thank you guys for tuning in to another episode of True Crime Stories. If you wanna see more true crime documentaries like this, be sure to hit the like button and subscribe. If you'd like to help support the channel, the best way you can do that is simply by leaving a comment below, any comment at all. It helps out the channel way more than you may realize. If you wanna help out financially, you can do that by clicking the blue join button below or by picking up a true crime stories mug from tieknots.com. But with that, my name is Ty Knots and I'll catch you guys in the next video.


Bitcoin is not a currency by the way gang the idea began as a currency but it's just a collectible digital collectible with a certain scarcity to it which is 22 million whatever you call that scarce right it's it's a collectible that has a artificial cap to it right it's on the same level it's on the same level as special covers for certain comic books it's on the same level as generations previously where they used they used to buy these gold cover plates and you went into certain people's homes and they had like a display stand and they had these sculptures and plates that are exclusive plates that are sitting there that they paid maybe hundreds or thousands of dollars for us that they're pretty much worthless right now right Bitcoin is on that level how long this collectability of Bitcoin will last is anyone's guess but Bitcoin is not gonna last longer than many other things okay so just know that and this is coming from a person that we got a Bitcoin cryptocurrency playlist it might last into next 10 years 20 years it's Bitcoin gonna be around 100 years from now I doubt it 50 years from now he doubt it


So, but Drake's got verse of the month. Yes, Virginia's. Was you expecting that or like? Was I expecting Drake or the verse of the month? The verse of the month. No, I was not expecting that. I think it's cool like, you know, cause I think that the, like a lot of people like, with this Drake freestyle, it's kind of like a return to format for Drake. Like I feel like Drake was recently like, oh, like they miss an old Drake girl. Don't tell me cause he's going to put the For the Dogs album out. But I feel like that this freestyle was cool cause it kind of gave a little bit of that old Drake and I feel like that's why I got that verse of the month too. For sure, for sure. So how'd you get the Drake Cole? Like, what was happening? What's going on? Well, the real, like the real story behind it is, is Drake had like DM'd us like about a month ago saying he wanted, like it's really like not that crazy of a story. Like he DM'd us saying he wanted to come up, wanted to bring Sench, and then tour happened in New York. And then next thing you know, he was there. Okay. So how was that? We got a security building cause Drake is coming. How was that? Well, I mean like, all right. So with the, like, cause me speaking on how that goes would definitely get me in trouble. Was this top secret? Like the day he was coming, like nobody can know but staff. I mean, yeah, just staff knew. Like just staff knew, you know what I'm saying? Like I'm not going to speak on like how his, how his security moves at all cause that's not my place. But it was, trust me, the block and everything, it was secure, it was secure without saying too much. Okay, okay, okay. So, and that's The Talk of the Town. Make sure you like, comment, subscribe, and make sure you check out our website at www.talkofthetownshow.com.


What's going on everybody? Got Kyle and Sean here with LaytonSports. Got your 21-22 upper deck, the Cup Hockey, 6 box full case, number 6. Good luck here guys. Did it rain up before the break guys? We had Chris A with the Ducks down to Nioya T with the blue jackets. Let's see what we got guys. Good luck, good luck. Let's see some monsters here. Always love the cup man. I've only opened a few boxes in my time, not too many. I don't tend to get too much of the cup. Number 6. Got number 7 coming up right after guys. It's filled up already. Appreciate y'all for that. One on one stash. Uh oh. There we go. Nice little tents. Yeah, RPAs are what you want, but there's some serious veterans and stuff too Brandon. There's some pretty serious veterans. Alright, first up we have the 249. It's going to be a John Tavares. John Tavares, the 249 there. Or the Maple Leafs. First auto is going to be a RP8249 Jack Akan. That'll be for the Bruins. Nice little color patch there. Bruins number patch. Jack Akan for the Bruins. RPA. Yeah right Brandon. We don't get a lot man. We don't get a lot throughout the year. Pretty much right when it comes out and no more after that. Oh wow. Already starting hot Sean. There's a scripted Swatches. Tyler Tufoli to 35 for the Habs and that's a sick one. It's going to be Hurricanes. It's got the Hurricanes. Michael F. Michael F with the Hurricanes. Tufoli there for the Canadians and we got a shield. One of one NHL shield is Sebastian Ajo. Boom. There we go Hurricanes. We'll get a mag on that. Start with a shield in the first one. Sebastian Ajo for the Canes. That is sick right there. Game U shield. We'll get a mag on that. Good start. There we go Canes. That is going to be Michael F. We will get that in a mag for you Michael. Awesome start. Awesome start. Alright well let's keep it going. Let's keep it going. There is a 49 right behind it. Quadrelic Ryan O'Reilly. Foundations for the Blues. There you go Michael. There he is. Congrats on that my man. We'll start with the shield. Why not? I like it. Thank you Paul for closing us on the certified. Thank you John for grabbing a spot there. You guys are the best. And on the back two 49 is going to be a Jan Yenek rookie there for the Coyotes. Not a bad way to start. Not a bad way to start. We'll get a shield going. We'll get a shield going in the first box. Those are sick too man. I love those NHL shields.  I got you Rich. Box two. Hey there's Sab. We got him back out. We got him back out. That's awesome Michael. Let's keep it going dude. That's awesome too man. But Ajo is good. We will absolutely take that one. Very good start. Alrighty. So first on the base we have the two 49 going to be Yanni Gord. Yanni Gord former Lightning there for the Kraken. Kraken there Yanni Gord. We have RPA. It's going to be Jasper Weatherby to two 49 going to the Sharks on the RPA. Jasper Weatherby. We got the 25. Limited logos is Raymond Bork. Limited logos for the Bruins. There you go Bruins.  Raymond Bork on the Limited Logos to 25.  Who's got the Bruins? That's going to be Chris C. With the Ray Bork Limited Logos. Three color patch. Nice one there. We'll get another mag going on that one. Raymond Bork to 25. Limited logos. Got the two 49 William Eklund on the Rookie Auto. There for San Jose. Two 49 William Eklund Rookie. Quad Relic to 99 is going to be a Dawson Mercer going to the Devils. Dawson Mercer. Rookie Foundations. Quad Jersey to 99. Not a bad start right Dennis? Not a bad start today. It's a two 49. All-time alum is going to be Ron Hextal for the Flyers. All-time alum. Who scored for the Saints? Is that Rashid Shahid? Yeah. Rashid Shahid. He's actually had a pretty good year. A couple touchdowns. He kind of slowed down for a little bit but pretty solid. Rashid Shahid. I like it. I was thinking about another Jimmy Graham touchdown. I was thinking about another Jimmy Graham touchdown. I scored two or one in the last two weeks which is crazy. Crazy. We've got Jimmy Graham touchdowns going in 2023. I like it. They base this one's Ans Copatata to two 49 for the Kings. That's fair Dennis. It is awesome man. I'd be keeping that one. This is going to be a Parker Kelly to two 49 for the Senators. Nice little patch there for the logo. Senators Parker Kelly RP to two 49. This one is going to be Nick Robertson to 49. Rookie Unis away. Nick Robertson for the Maple Leafs. Nice little Quad Relic Auto. Three out of 49. That's a pretty sick one. Another nice one. Here we got a Rookie Auto to two 49. This one's going to be a Mason McTavish. Nice one there for the Ducks. It'll be Mr. Chris A. The two 49 on the Rookie Mason McTavish. Very nice one there. The two 49. And this one will be a Capitals. That is four out of eight John Carlson. Really sick patch for the Caps there as well. Four out of eight for the Capitals. John Carlson. Three color patch. Four out of eight. And a Cold Perfetti on the back to two 49. Rookie for the Jets. Old Perfetti. Box four. I don't know. Did Sam get a few yesterday? I think it was four. Oh was it? No, it was Sam yesterday. Last night. A ton of them really. There was one break. There was three of them. I think you did Jay Blazen. Thank you sir. I think you did. We didn't have a lot of spots left so I appreciate that. Yeah I think you did close us out on that one. I appreciate your mind man. We'll get that going after some more cup. There was six yesterday really Danny. Jeez. Yeah it was pretty. Jeez. We'll see if we can do it again for the Ducks. Let me get a Z-gross too. Good luck here guys. The two 49. We got a Victor Hedman. Victor Hedman for the Bolts. We have, that one is Alexi Protoss the two 49. Alexi Protoss the two 49, RPA for the Capitals. Pistons lost. Oh man. They were favorites tonight. They lost. Alexi Protoss. And this will be a Niles Lunkwist on the NHL Collection to 35. That's a pretty sick one. They're Rangers on the three color number patch. That will do. Niles Lunkwist on the NHL Collection.  Like those. Rangers. Redemption. This one is going to be a rookie auto, rookie base set auto of Cole Slinger. Cole Slinger. Now to figure out who that is. Let me know the team on this one. I gotta get cardboard connection up. I don't think it's in there anywhere. The two 49. Blue Jackets. Blue Jackets. Columbus. Columbus there to two 49. Thank you for tennis. Appreciate you. Cole Slinger for the blue jackets. Got a quad relic rookie foundation. Another Mason McTavish. Nice one there for the Ducks. Quad relics to 99. There he is our guy. And Logan Thompson to two 49. Rookies for the Knights. Rookie for the Knights there. Logan Thompson. Box number five. Let's keep it going. We got a shield.  Sick limited logos. See what else we can get in here. Okay, very nice. Take that from Mr. Rich. He's taking a little bit of space. I was getting up on this one. He's taking a little bit. Two 49 going to be Kerry Price. Kerry Price for the Haps. To two 49. This one is another one to two 49. This one's going to be a Callan Adenson. What the heck is that? Callan Adenson there for the uh... Nice little number patch there for the Wild. Crazy looking card. This one is going to go to the Stars. It is a Jason Robertson number to 15. On the Jersey Auto Rookie Inner Core. What in the heck do we have here? I have not seen one of these chemical composition. Rookie Inner Core. Take that Jason Robertson. That is sick looking man. Sick looking Rookie Inner Core for the Dallas Stars. 14 out of 15. Get a mag on that one on the RPA. Very nice Robertson there. That will do. We'll get a mag on that. Yeah I thought it was some... I knew he was a Rookie last year Rich. That's what I was thinking too. And this will be the 99 Enshrinments Rookie out of Ross Colton for the Lightning. Ross Colton for the Lightning there Rookie Enshrinments go bolts. Some 99 on the Auto. We've got a Jersey Rookie. Rookie Jersey is going to be 49. Jonathan Dolan for the Sharks. Jonathan Dolan to 49. And we've got a 249. Anton Lundell for the Panthers. On the Rookie Base. Alrighty guys one more. One more box. Box number six. That's crazy man. I've never seen that card before. The chemical composition. This has been a really nice case man. It's been a really nice case. Let's keep that going. Really Jace dang it. Spencer just said that. Yeah I thought we were getting wings tomorrow. I thought we were getting some wings tomorrow. 25 straight is insane. That is insane man. That's got to suck. Yeah I can do that. I can do that. We can do that. Double stand going. Robertson and the shield. Alrighty then. Pretty good. Pretty good case here. Let's see what else we got. The last box. First up we have a Tevutera Vinen. That'll be it's a 249 there. Going to the Canes. Tevutera Vinen. Got Jason Bernard Docker. That one is going to be the 249 on the RPA. Or the Senators. And another one for the Canes. This one's going to be a Patch Auto. Tevutera Vinen. That is a sick one there on the Laundry Tag. Two out of four. Hurricanes. Hurricanes. Goodness gracious. Tevutera Vinen on the Jersey Auto with the Laundry Tag. Two out of four. We'll get another Mac for the Canes Mr. Michael. Michael. There we go Michael. Canes right in this case. Two out of four. Laundry Tag. Behind that we have a Signature Renditions. That's Pat LaFontaine. That one's going to the Islanders. The big on-card auto there in the Blue Ink. Pat LaFontaine. On the Signature Renditions. That's a pretty sick one there as well. LaFontaine there for the Islanders. Nice big blue auto. And got a Morgan Baron. That'll be a Dual Patch to 49 for the Rangers. Dual Patch to 49. And on the back we have the show. It's going to be Alexander Holtz. Number to 99 for the Devils. Are you a Rangers fan Michael? It'll work though. It'll work. Yeah whatever. We'll take it. Alrighty guys that will do it. That will do it for the case of the cup. Do a quick recap. We'll do the autos here. We'll do the patches. We'll do the autos. Good luck here guys. Let's do it. Do another case next. There's a LaFontaine on the Blue Ink. There's a Bernard Docker RPA. Ross Colton to 99. We had Kaelin Addison RPA. That's a redemption Cole Sillinger. That's for the Blue Jackets. We have Naslunquist to 35. Nice little three-color patch. Alexi Protoss. And four of eight John Carlson with a Sick Capitals Patch. We had Nick Robertson. Number to 49 on the Quad Auto. This one is Parker Kelly RPA. William Eklund. Got Jasper Weatherby. This one was Tyler Tafoli on the Scripted Swatches. And a Jack Akan. For the Bruins to 249. A Chan. Like the Dolf E. E. We had for the Hurricanes. Tavutera Vinon on the Auto Laundry Tack. Tavutera Vinon. Mason McTavish to 249. Rookie Signatures for the Ducks. We have the Raymond Bork Limited Logos. Four out of 25. Nice one there, Bruins. Limited Logos. We had the Jason Robertson Chemical Composition to 15. From the last year's Cup. 2021. Nice one there, RPA. What are we talking about, Edward? And on the back we got a NHL Shield Sebastian Ajo. Sebastian Ajo for the Hurricanes. Alrighty, guys. We're going to have to take a couple pictures real quick here. There's some Sick Hits. Just a moment and we'll get the next Cup Case going. Appreciate y'all.