Which is the highest quality Bacopa Monieri extract available on the market? Well, let's find out Hey, what's up, Greg here the founder of your inception welcome to my channel If you want to learn top secrets about entropics and supplements then subscribe below to start your journey today I want to share with you my opinion on the best available extract of Bacopa Monieri Now as you probably know you can find such extracts of different quality You can find really low-quality extracts like many supplements actually contain but they're also branded ingredients such as Synapse and back up knives and I want to talk about them today and kind of a compare them and at the end of the video I'm gonna tell you which of them is the best on the market. So if you're ready, let's just begin So one big problem with entropics is the following if you buy a typical entropic supplement in the market, especially on Amazon For example, you can find some really cool ingredients in such supplement But most ingredients are generally underdosed or they have a really low quality extract Now when you look at the studies for example of Bacopa Monieri You can find some really amazing benefits that Bacopa provides or brings But you need to look at what kind of extract and what kind of dosage was used to really get the benefits Because what do you know what happens if you take a lower quality extract or a lower dose? Well, probably you won't get the same benefits, right? Now speaking of the benefits You can check my video up here to learn all about Bacopa Monieri So most extracts contain about 10 to 20 percent of Bacocytes and Bacocytes is the active compound in Bacopa Monieri However, there are two very popular extract one is called Synapse and the other is called Bacopa Nights and They are really really high quality, but the question is which one is better? By the way guys, have you ever tried Bacopa Monieri? Did you like it? Let me know in the comment section below So let's first talk about Synapse and Synapse is produced in India and it is standardized to 55% plus minus 5% of Bacocytes Which is or are the active compounds in Bacopa Monieri and you can currently find about six randomized double blind placebo controlled studies And on the using this exact extract So if you ever wonder if this is a potent extract or not if this one works Well, you can check the studies and then you know You'll be convinced that this is really really high quality extract and studies show that supplementing this specific extra can improve your memory visual information and Rate of learning so if you want to take it for any of the pre-management benefits while their studies confirm those benefits But if you remember from my video in which I talked about my experience with Bacopa Monieri and how it changed my life By the way, you can check it up here Then you remember there are other extracts available as well and also that I was in the beginning taking a lower quality Bacopa Monieri now while I wouldn't recommit taking lower quality There is another brand that extract available that is really really interesting and it's called Bacopa Nights By the way guys if you like this video, please press the like button below So the cool thing about Bacopa Nights is that it was meant to be or develop in a way to become the strongest and the most Potent Bacopa Monieri extract on the market. It is a compound produced by a virtuous science company Now the real life kind of a showed a bit different picture So while Bacopa Nights is a very very potent Compound is probably not as effective and not as strong as Synapsa now they work in a similar way They're really really high quality top-notch supplements and they're brand extracts Which is really really good because you can be convinced about the quality But if you just compare the two There's they have one big difference while Synapsa is really good also for short-term performance It does relax you but it can consequently improve your Productivity and also your focus on the other hand a Bacopa Nights is kind of can make you a bit too relaxed So it's really good for people who are under severe stress like you know entrepreneurs or managers or you know, whoever And it can also kind of make it not as productive because it slows you down a bit Well, at least that's what the studies show now I personally tried Synapsa, but I never tried Bacopa Nights So it's for right now kind of hard to say if this is really true But you know it's something to keep in mind if you have only one option available either Synapsa or Bacopa Nights I mean go for it. It's really high quality if there's a really high quality non-brand extract available that also go for it There's so many out there that are really good, but always look at the pricing I mean if the product is really cheap on and it claims It's really high quality then it probably isn't or something is wrong Also the last thing is that it kind of assumed that Synapsa is kind of a clearer Better compound between the two but again the difference is really really small. So there is nothing to worry about So the final question is which one do I prefer? Well, since I only tried one of them It would be kind of unfair to say I prefer this one But looking at the studies, I think Synapsa is better quality But the difference is so small so minor that I wouldn't really worry about if you take any of the two You're good to go In some cases Bacopa Nights is probably even better than Synapsa so it kind of it depends But you can also find super high quality non-brand extract on the market And if you contain at least 30 to 55 percent of Bacosites then you know You're good to go just try to avoid this really low quality 10 to 20 percent Bacosite Compounds because yeah, you would need to take more of them to get the same benefits And usually they're really under those. So yeah, try to avoid them. All right guys, that's it for this video Thank you for watching if any questions don't hesitate to contact me Don't forget to follow your inception Facebook Instagram, and I hope this is him. Oh, and don't forget to subscribe this channel Take care


I'm presenting a podium presentation for the Ankle Syndysmosis research that we're doing with Dr. Clanton. We're looking at medical imaging of the ankle and how to detect when there is a problem using those images. And there are a lot of different ways to look at them and make measurements from the images. And we're comparing all the existing ones to see which one is best. I majored in robotics, mechanical engineering with a focus in robotics. I knew I wanted to go into that aspect of things. And then when I came here, it was the first time I was dealing with the human body. I had always done machines. In my last semester of school, I was looking around at different options. And this one really stuck out to me as something where I could do what I loved. I was able to do a lot of robotics, but also apply that to helping patient care and helping people. And it's a rare opportunity in that field to feel like the work has purpose and helping others. I'm really excited to be here at this conference. There's also a huge aspect of what I get to take out of it and bring back to SPRI. We're really encouraged to go look at talks that aren't necessarily in our field and learn things from different fields within orthopedics. It's always really interesting to see what people are doing in regenerative medicine and clinical outcomes and even biomechanics studies that are about stuff that we're not necessarily focusing on in our lab and taking all that information back to SPRI helps so much for having new ideas for studies. Sometimes we can take a technique from something different and apply it to what we're doing in a creative way. So I think it's so important for us to be able to come to these conferences and see what's happening at the pinnacle of research so that we can stay up to date and just continue to learn and learn and learn. We have a very lean and mean team in the BME. Right now there are three of us in the robotics lab and three of us in the biomotion lab and we work so well together. It's just a fantastic experience. We've got Travis and Dr. Tashman who provide great leadership and direction but we're also given a lot of leeway to run things our own way. They're there for us to help when we have questions. Yeah, things are going really well. I think we're highly recognized definitely for how much we produce and how much quality research we produce. I mean we're winning international or national awards every year for our research and just the amount that gets published and the quality of what gets published I think for the small size of our institution is just incredible. I think we're widely recognized for that fact.


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Hi again, in this lesson we're going to talk about that how to get list of valid attributes for any object in Python programming language. In Python every piece of data is represented by an object. So let's make a string for example and let's put inside our string text New York. So now our string variable CT is an object. If we want to get a list of valid attributes for this object in Python we're going to use the IR method and inside our method as an argument we're going to provide our CT object. Let's press enter and as you can see you will get a list of valid attributes for this object. For example we have here upper method listed so we can call upon our city string or city object upper method which will give to us the copy of city variable with all uppercase letters inside our city variable. That's all in this lesson. Thanks for watching. Bye-bye.


Welcome to Ask Chrome. Show where you get to ask questions for the Chrome team, and we do our best to answer them. My name is Mariko. I work for Chrome's web developer relations team. Today's topic is Project Fugu. Speaking of that, Pete, please introduce yourself. Absolutely. I'm Pete, a developer advocate on the web team, and I work on Fugu and our progressive web app projects. Right, so let's get into it. Starting with, what is Fugu Project? The web is a really powerful thing, but there are some capabilities that aren't available today. And developers find that there are certain things that they can't build. Our goal is to close that gap so that developers can build any experience that they want on the web. But bringing those powerful capabilities to the web also means we need to do it in a careful way. So things like bringing file system access so that you could build an IDE or something like that needs to be done in a way that's safe for the web. And no matter what website you go to, you're not going to set yourself up for anything bad or scary to happen. All right, so the next question is from Twitter. John asked, which Fugu APIs have the best chance of becoming a standard that is adapted by both Chrome, the mobile Android, and the mobile Safari? That's a great question. With all of these, we're working on them through a group called the Web Platform Incubator Group. I always mispronounce it, but it's YCG, is how you do the short name for it. And its charter is to allow developers to incubate and propose new experimental ideas and ultimately transition them to a working group where they're going to go through formal standardization. One of the things that we need to do with these is really find developer support. So is this something that's important to you? And so we're always looking for those when we do that. OK, but what about the second part of that question, the mobile Safari Android? So we frequently engage with Apple and other browser vendors to get their feedback. But the thing is we can't really comment on other browser vendors' product plans. But the key thing that we want to see you do is build something cool with these APIs and then go tell the other browser vendors how important this is to you. So go file a bug and give them an example of the use case that you have. Give them the specific business case and tell them what it is that's important to you.  Tell them I want this because it's important to me for these reasons. And then that really helps to encourage the other browser vendors to go and do these things. All right, well, that's all for the time we have today. But we'll be back soon with more episode of Ask Chrome.


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Okay, very good morning. I hope you're doing well. It is Thursday the 29th of October Just a reminder, we're gonna have the US election preview tomorrow night. So Friday night at 6 p.m London time myself. I'll be joined with our head of trading Pierce Curran I'll have Sam, Alex, Tim, and also a special guest Michael Brown from Caxton FX Who you might have seen quite prevalent on Twitter He's going to be joining us as well for giving a bit of a longer term view to accompany our Intraday kind of step-by-step process of how we're going to tackle the night next Tuesday So don't forget to check that out I'll put a link if you're watching this on YouTube into the description below and you can register there Otherwise, let's get straight into it. Let's start talking about the news and how markets are shaping up this morning And last night on Wall Street, obviously big selling pressure that came in The biggest drop we've seen in the S&P 500 since June in fact a loss of just over three and a half percent Dow down 3.4 the Nasdaq down just shy of 4% So one of the biggest down days we've had in a while and adding to some of the negative sentiment that's been Developing since really the beginning of the week with the overall emphasis not so much on the election, but in the near-term threat about lockdown Anxieties growing I guess is a good description for it. We saw that unveiled last night with France and Germany Which we can talk about in a second in more detail So at the moment one of the things I would say if you are relatively new to trading It's quite easy to get caught in kind of rear-view mirror thinking What I mean by that is kind of this idea that you're just going to come in today and keep selling just because the Dow finish Down close to a thousand points yesterday I think one of the things you need to take into consideration is the market has already moved a decent amount lower already At this point and it definitely is some things looming in today's session Which might make investors a little bit more just wait and see you know What does the ECB say how do those big corporate earnings from the mega cap tech names come out after market today? And then the decision might come whether or not we start to see some further pressure so Yeah, always try to mentally press the reset button. I think to a large degree I think technically from the charts. It's a good thing to do I mean I was just having a bit of a cycle through and at the moment We're seeing a little bit of a similar albeit much more moderate move to what we had this time yesterday and on Monday Which is minor risk off Asia was down overnight But that was largely a continuation of the losses on Wall Street We've kind of gone full circle now Because a lot of selling pressure has been initiated since Europe have come into the market But the Dixie's had a little bit of a lift as Europe's come in We're up about one tenth of a percent so you're a dollar you can see in top left just pushing down a touch As to his cable just back to the 130 hand on the futures Gold then again the correlation at the moment is more aligned with dollar movement And as the dollar has picked up it's just moving above some of the higher points in the Dixie that we trade in the overnight Asia Pacific session that meaning then that gold's just coming a little lower And you know from a technical point of view quite a nice area of resistance here in the futures market at 18 86 around that level that's the coinciding with the pivot and the kind of double top that we had from yesterday afternoon and First thing when Europe stepped in this morning And it was an area where the market responded to yesterday before the eventual push down that we had around midday London time So that's going to be a key level to watch For gold that could well cap the upside and that will be contingent Directionally on the dollar movement Otherwise in the equity market Similarly with the Dax we've had a little bit of that opening volatility You've just gone through the cash open here 8 a.m. In London And so initially futures were down cash open is blipped up higher But you can see I've put a rectangle here quite a solid again area of resistance that may cap upside price activity Pretty similar really to gold in a sense that it defined the initial push down low We had at the European open so you know it's quite clear to really look at two distinct sections of market Geographic activity here. You kind of got the Europeans selling So this is really 6 a.m. Through the cash open That's the European entrance and then you get the second wave if you like Coming in when the US interpret what's going on We get that that secondary push down also through the open on Wall Street given that US indices were trading heavy So at the moment now then it's really those upside levels which will probably provide here a decent degree of resistance I think if we break above there could well quite quickly see a bit more of a further push and Retracement with some of yesterday's moves if that does happen Beying around these levels where we responded initially as a cap to some of the the reversal before the continuation of the push down And then we'd be looking higher up to again Just look at the kind of map of the price activity as we were coming down yesterday as reference points for any Retracement back up, but at the moment the key level really is here If we don't fail to break that well then directionally it might continue to just drift south and if we do then obviously We'd just be keeping an eye back downs around the lower levels that we printed already this morning Which are close proximity to yesterday's low from a daily continuation point of view It is quite interesting because that level that's capping that near-term price activity We're just looking at that is around on a longer time frame chart the low we had on a 15 So it's quite a significant level if we really fail to break that and we remain kind of capped by that level Then I don't think it would be too surprising to see us make another push on to the downside until we really start getting down to quite a bit lower again another Kind of 150 odd points would be the key reference on the daily continuation Which really starts to bring in this type of price activity We were seeing on the high in April and also an area of relevance from back in mid-May So that's the DAX the other indices I was looking obviously the S&P's traded heavy Yes, I all the US indices were under pressure I was looking at the NASDAQ for one and this was on a daily continuation and Some markups I've had here just sitting on the charts for a while but one of the things is We're we're capped again in a similar kind of situation to the DAX and I think if we fail to really get back above This level here. I've got marked at around 11 to 68 type Then I think we could see another push to the downside Again, we got there at the hundred DMA line coming in just below With those previous highs that we had back in July as a double top Which would be an area I'd keep an eye on at 11 Thousand and kind of 58 if we did come under some further selling pressure again Really important the aftermarket earnings. It's kind of the day for earning season I'll get around to it in a moment, but there is 36% of the entire NASDAQ 100 Reporting after market close today alone. So it's definitely going to be a market mover for the index And then elsewhere finally just looking at oil oil just Continuation really of the trend that we've had and we're at quite an interesting level right here Obviously just getting close proximity to retesting the load that we saw shortly after the European exit If I look at this on a 90 minute chart if I just move this back up so you can see my camera feed there is an Area here on downside where we've had three attempts really around this $37 price point The market has responded to that on each occasion going back to the beginning of sep to the beginning of October To where we are right now. So definitely keen to keep an eye on this We're at the bottom end of as you can see this kind of largely a period of Consolidation via 37 to 41 and a half a break of that obviously might think mean things get quite heavy What would be a trigger point for that? well Further further dollar strength perhaps be keeping an eye on the correlations of equity still remain quite heavy all the more Reason the higher conviction for the break here, but based on the same notion that really this is all about repricing of the Kind of risk of demand diminishing given the repercussions of the restrictions that are being imparted at the moment across Across the world and this comes as well that oil prices have had a little bit of support from The hurricane zeta, but that's now hit and is passing through and production is expected to be Coming back online pretty quickly Because the impact is going to be relatively short-lived is what most analysts are saying so that that in combination with the General US production adding to existing oversupply Libya coming back on market as the kind of civil war starts to stabilize And then the renewed global restrictions on COVID there's certainly plenty of fundamentals to be more bearish and oil and that technical break Could be quite interesting Looking on the daily continuation here for oil as well. So this is looking at a slightly bigger picture going back to September October there's a trend line here just keeping an eye on again the significance of where we're really trading right now About break below here, then we'd be looking down Ultimate target down at 36 13 which would be down to around those September lows that we had With the initial sell-off that we saw at the beginning of that that month So yeah, that that's the charts overall. So definitely a couple of key areas to look out for I think Generally speaking, it's a little bit of a bearish mindset. I'd say there's a continuation on the whole COVID side of things the thing a little bit Apprehensive about is not getting caught on what could be just a bit of a short-term rebound But as I've said and hopefully showed on some of the charts technically We're still below some quite key levels of resistance and if they hold then it could then act as just a Temporary reprieve we've had this morning and then we continue the downside kind of move that we saw materialized yesterday It could certainly be on the cards today So keep an eye on oil keep an eye on the dollar and gold For for indications of market sentiment overall And then if that dollar fires up euro is not far off the lows that were seen from yesterday morning as well Okay, well, let's get into some of the headlines I'm gonna run through them fairly fairly prompt. I'll give you a summary Germany and France First of all will shut bars restaurants and non-essential services while allowing schools and most businesses to operate France shut down will start on Monday. Germany's restrictions start on So France will start on Friday. Germany's restrictions will take effect on Monday So these are the most stringent Measures we've seen put into place pretty much since the onset of the pandemic going all the way back to March We had full-bored national lockdowns. The only slight difference here schools and most businesses can continue to operate But the options discussed by the government so far, and this is looking at France specifically We've been looking at some of the numbers from Bloomberg Estimates and they say that the government proposal in France could strip around point eight to two percent off quarter Force quarter GDP in France if it stays in place for an entire month This is in addition to the one point one percent contraction that was already forecasted for Q4 so again, hence the reason why the market Moves has been quite violent and yesterday and really this week because of the Implications of just a very short period of kind of a circuit breaker as it's been told that is necessary to control then a Health crisis, but the implications for the economy is a severe Over elsewhere in the UK The government's emergency scientific committee sage suggests the second wave the pandemic will lead to more deaths than the first Because the daily desktop will stay higher for longer Presumably this has something to do with the weather. I would make the assumption particularly going into winter Although It might not the peak itself might be lower It's kind of like what we saw with the shape of the curve in the differences in the temperate Situation in the tri-state in America compared to the south and west in the tri-state. There's a spike in return Whereas in the more warmer climate It's a slower pickup But a longer overall period of higher higher numbers and consequently deaths and at present the Reproductive rate of the virus so how much one person spreads to others is at one point six currently in the UK, which is particularly high and hence the reason why Government scientists predict the the moment without obviously action about 25,000 people will be hospitalized By coronavirus by the end of November Modelling suggests the whole of England is likely to require the tightest restrictions then by the middle of December Which is kind of puts to bed then the idea of any of these localized type lockdowns So the others have gone first mainland Europe. This has been the pattern UK's kind of always held off but as a Reflection of that some of the case numbers in in the UK have been some of the worst So Boris Johnson remains under immense pressure at this point in time and if he does then decide Not thinking that that will come as soon as today But if he does buckle to the pressure and we see something more akin to what's being adopted in France, for example That is gonna weigh on the pound I believe in the very immediate future because of the economic implications as we've just discussed So that's that side of things Talking about the overnight. They've had the boj not really much need for me to spend too much time on this overall Bank of Japan They cut their growth forecast for the current year while keeping their interest rate and asset purchase program the same So everything there was pretty much as to be expected on Inflation the bank trimmed its forecast for this fiscal year They cited the impact of government sponsored sponsored discounts on travel packages to help regional economies and a tourism industry So nothing really exciting for me to mention there, but that does lead us on to the other central bank And that is being the ECB So we're covering this of course live with the rest of the team on Amplify live if you want to check that out the link is in the description of the video on YouTube But here is by far and large the easiest way to to kind of break down them in preparation for an ECB event This is to crib sheet via ing And what they look at here again to remind you of the axis and from top to bottom more dovish Going down more hawkish from left to right the four main key areas of European central bank policy inflation growth The interest rate QE and PEP P So the actual physical tools that they use and then commentary pertaining to the level of the exchange rate in the euro at this present point in time and Basically again making it as simple as possible. It's like a game of bingo. Basically. You just kind of have this up ready You can strategize ahead of time on looking at key European assets And what are key levels in a hawkish dovish reaction where potentially they could be an entry point in areas to then manage that traders From a from a stop loss and target Point of view and then it's about well as they are coming out with the information Firstly in the statement and then in the press conference with Lagarde What type of notes are they striking? Is it more dovish? How do they describe the inflation growth outlook and here the crib sheet has the definitive ways of which they could Express that and so if you just follow this quite carefully It will help very much so in order to really break down what is otherwise quite a complex thing to trade in more often or not Overall the summary here. We're not expecting any policy change as yet for the ECB But what the market is looking for is some kind of hint towards an eventual increase to the PEPP The emergency purchase program of an additional 500 billion is what most economists surveyed expect and that to be happening in December But the way central bank works they like to drop the hits the breadcrumbs leading us up then to Factor in that that stimulus is coming and that's very important for the ECB to send that signal today because of the General as I said anxieties in the market right now So the ECB will be mindful that if they can drop the right hint make the market sure that more is coming That might help help offset some of this downside negativity. We've been seeing of late. So that's the main thing would be we'd be looking out for Elsewhere Hurricane Zeta, I didn't briefly mention we looked at the oil chart as you can see here now From a positioning points of view is moved through the Gulf So the kind of worst is over if you're looking at it purely from an infrastructure damage potential point of view Two-thirds of us output has been shut in in the Gulf of Mexico So although this by far hasn't been the largest and most powerful hurricane of the season It certainly has had some degree of disruption Zeta though looking at the National Hurricane Center's forecast is to weaken into a non-tropical gale force By low or low strength by Thursday morning US time Zeta's impact is expected to be short-lived and the return of US production will add them to existing oversupply We've already seen from some of the infantry numbers in addition to the COVID demand side Situation and and the Libyan one as well It keeps those downside key technical levels under some some pressure and definitely to watch out for today Okay Looking at the calendar What else have we got to come there has been some of the German state CPIs coming out already this morning Just to give you the last one German state of Saxony was flat month-to-month here in year Against previous minus 0.1 and plus 0.1 to be honest these aren't I would foresee as particularly Market movers the market is going to be very much more so just waiting for the ECB to speak later So the European morning is quite quiet in fact The UK mortgage data is of is inconsequential I'd say in the context of things for for sterling currency as to a diverse sentiment numbers coming out of Europe these Although look interesting there They're very rarely market moving the main focal point from a data perspective is going to be US Q3 Advanced GDPs. It's the first time we're going to get our eyes on how strong is the rebound being in America during the third quarter and expectations are for the biggest return of growth in America in history and There's one guy who's going to be loving that narrative and you guessed it your man Donald Trump Given the fact that Q2 we saw a catastrophic Drop in US growth of 31.4 percent We are in fact expecting on the consensus estimate a return of growth of 31 percent So a nine sixty two and a half percent shift if you like And then the top-side estimate is around 37 percent With a bottom estimate of 8 percent so very wide ranging, but the consensus is much more skewed towards the top end of that range The reason why I think this is particularly important is a couple of things for one The We're coming off a Spectacular Falling growth and just given them the amount of stimulus that's been thrown The economy fiscally and for monetary policy a rebound of this magnitude is not surprising so it's definitely going to be Coined that way and tried to be framed by Trump that it is absolutely amazing But it's just a byproduct of all of the other mechanisms that have been put into place So markets are pretty prepared for this and so reaction could be fairly Tepid I would say unless we see something particularly weak or strong High frequency numbers So this is the things that we can monitor and track in more real-time Things like shop attract data Footfall these sorts of things mobility numbers which give a greater sense of the here and now what's going on not backward-looking They are signaling a slowdown in activity After a strong rebound Due to waning fiscal support obviously that's been not forthcoming out of the US in particular We've had an uptrend in covid cases so restrictions are taking hold So all in all then remember markets inherently afford-looking and so despite how spectacular this rebound in Q3 advanced reading will be Markets are in a state of realigning future Expectations in a more bearish fashion and that will overshadow that and that doesn't mean though that from a political point of view This is going to be this is like perfect timing for Trump The way I would absolutely Expect him to frame this is that this is one of the greatest comeback stories in history I've overcome covid The American stock market is back to where it was all because of the great things that I'm doing elect me elect me and I'll do more Look at what happens when Joe Biden leads in the polls and I would be pointing directly to what happened yesterday in the stock market As as what you can expect and so that is this there's a difference here I think from a market point of view for trading today The GDP I don't think is that important if any impact. I think it will be more momentarily Reflecting on price very quickly and then people will focus back on the covid situation GDP is yesterday's news right now or in the middle of a covid increase, which is really what people are focused on So yeah, I'd be looking for though Going forward over the coming days and then into the weekend and next week into the election I would not be surprised if the GDP bounce Will will probably help and add some positive Performance to Trump in the polling which might add to some further narrowing of the polls and therein lies Probably another catalyst watch which has created kind of a lot of the negative moves this week Which is the fact that the closer these polls get particularly in the top battleground states Which are now narrow than four points and obviously Florida flipping to Trump and some of these key other areas like Pennsylvania in focus The idea being that the closer those polls get the more nervous markets become because the more Protracted the elections likely to be given the fact that not all states are going to be able to report their numbers on Tuesday night next week The closer it is the longer that's going to take the more legal Contention there's probably going to be towards what the end results are going to happen All of that is a negative for markets. Remember where we work just three or four weeks ago The notion of a blue wave volatility was low equities were rallying That's we're in a different state of affairs now Not only are we more focused short term on covid But Biden lead has been diminishing and that means then the outcome becomes more uncertain and markets don't like uncertainty And so that compounds to the covid situation to the negative developments. We've had of late Other than that get your weekly jobless claims, of course, you got the ECB remember today This is quite unusual because of the clock change in UK, but not yet in America You're going to get the GDP number just before the initial statement from the ECB obviously normally It's the other way around so we're going to have to tackle that first Then hit the ECB and then the press conference will be a little more time of 130 London time So we'll cover that full with all the amplifier live guys for sure And that's pretty much it until we get to earnings, so let me finish with earnings It's just gonna get down to here I know this is a bit difficult to see but these are all the earnings that are coming out Aftermarket so it's one of the busiest days of the earnings season as yet But the thing I want to draw your attention to really is on the right-hand side here I made a comment on on my Twitter account this morning and Amazon Google Apple Facebook are all reporting aftermarket Combined that has a cumulative index weighting value of 36% Just given how they've massively outperformed in these kind of pandemic conditions against the overall broader market That is a whopping size for such just four companies. I don't think in my career. Certainly. I've ever seen Being so dominated by so few so aftermarket today. I'll cover all of those As well when they come out So I'll probably share some stuff on Twitter, but I'll be sharing it all live on on Amplify live Cool. All right. That is it. Gonna let you guys get on with the day. Hope the rundown was useful Feel free to subscribe to the channel if you're new and I wish you a good day ahead and I'll see you Hopefully tomorrow morning same time. Take care


What's up everybody, JC here for jasperjaysrace.com. Jaspy's three box quick hit basketball mixer is sold out. This is two round on scenes each, number two. Again, this feature is impeccable and two boxes of contenders optic, both 21-22. So here we go guys. So dice roller, calling down to JC. Then we got hawks down to the wizards. Let's dice roll it three into two, five times. One, two, three, four, five. Five times, five times. Jason K. down to D low. Then we got five times here. One, two, three, four, five. Suns down to the jazz. Yeah, I mean, I can see the Eagles just sacking Brock Purdy five, six times. I'm being honest, I mean, I'm not trying to say nothing against 49ers, it's just, I think a lot of people just underestimate the Eagles' D-Line, although they put up major stats this year, but whatever. I like the underdog story, just keep on doubting them. Jason K. with the Suns, Eric with the 76ers, Colin with the Bucks, Jason K. with the Pacers, Simon with the T-Wolves, Jason K. with the Pistons. D-Lo, you have the Knicks, Eric with the Lakers, D-Lo with the Heat, Alan with the Bulls, Daniel with the Blazers, Jason K. with the Spurs, Alan with the Clippers, Alan with the Grizzlies, as well as the Hornets, Jason with the Nuggets, D-Lo with the Hawks, Alan with the Magic, Colin with the Kings, Simon with the Rockets, Robert with the Cavs, D-Lo with the Raptors. Thomas with the Mavericks, Alan with the Wizards, or sorry, not Wizards, Wars.  Alan A and Alan M, and I'll reorganize that right now. Robert with the Thunder, Thomas with the Nets, and then D-Lo with the Jazz. So let me all puttize that by a customer name just because I didn't realize it was two different Alans. But Alan A, those are your four teams, Bulls, Grizzlies, Hornets, Wars, then Alan M, Clippers, Magic, Wars, Pelicans. I think what Brock Purdy is that they made their offensive game plan simple for him, a lot of rollouts, quick passes, and I mean, they have so much talent, you know? So it's like, he's in a perfect position. He's like in a perfect team right now. I just one thing, the one thing I respect about the Four Downers is that they're not like one of our teams, let's just be honest, right? They're not one of our teams where if you take on the Holmes, you take on Jalen Hursey, you take on Josh Allen, you take on Joe Burrow, I don't know how good our teams really would be, although our teams are all solid all around. Now again, the one thing I would like to say too is that maybe people don't want to hear it, but a lot of the games they won this year were against teams that were under 500 and just not good. But still to win 10 games in a row in NFL is still tough, you know? It's not like it's easy, but that's the one thing I will say about the Four Downers is that they won so many quarterback injuries, man, and they're still there, you know? So the way they built their offense is as long as their quarterback can make some plays, not turn over the ball, they'll be just fine because you have a Christian McCaffer, because you have a D-ball sandwich, because you have a George Kittle, you know? But this is good for the hobby though, for the party hobby. But that's the thing, the couple teams they lost to bears early on, I mean, that's early in the season, that was kind of a weird game, right? It was like waning. You know, they lost to the Chiefs, I remember. I think they were still banged up though around that time. But yeah, a lot of their wins were against teams under 500. I think up until last week, I think up until last week, if you went to go look at it, there was only like two teams they beat that were over 500 the whole year. But of course, last week Seahawks won that put them over 500. And then of course, who was the other team? They played another team that put them over 500. So it's like now they have four. It's like the argument I was telling Joe too as well. Trade went into close guys. It's like in the beginning, everybody was saying, oh man, who do the Eagles play? Eagles don't play nobody all year. Now, when you look at the seasons over, I don't know man, the Jaguars were actually a pretty good team, right? Lions were not bad. They were a pretty good team too, you know? But if you're basing off last season, yeah, the Lions were horrible, the Jaguars were horrible, but obviously a different team, different season. I can't really see the 49ers really just sticking with Purdy. No matter what. I mean, the good thing is that he's cheap. He'll be on the roster for sure unless they want to trade him for something, but I don't think they're gonna give up on Landstaff fast. But I guess Superbowl win talks, right? All right guys, here we go. Two boxes here, contenders optic 21-22 and then a box of impeccable hobby. I don't know, the Eagles won a Superbowl with Nick Foles and they still kept Carson once. Brandon Carson once two years later, not the next year because he got injured, but two years later took the Eagles to a playoffs, but got hit in the back of a playoff game. It's a Seahawks and was out for the game, so ended up losing that game. Pick and roll. Scotty Barnes and Pascal Siacum. And then we got Evan Mobley. Exactly a DLC. That's what I'm saying. It's a lot different. It's from what the start of the season though, but everybody's like, oh man, who have the Eagles played? All right, Jalen Brunson. Looch. That's a Cade Cunningham. I believe that's like a variation or something. And then legendary contenders, Tony Parker. It's unfortunate what happened to Tre Lantz honestly because I think he would have bowled out this year. I really do believe he was gonna bowled out this year. That one game with all the raining and stuff, that, whatever, only lost to the Bears.  To 99, Cade Cunningham. Detroit Pistons, that's going to Jason K. And then the autograph is going to Jason K as well. But I really do believe he would have bowled out this year, but he got injured. How are we supposed to know? Sweet Shots, Bradley Beal. And then we got Carl Malone with John Stockton. Darren Fox. Zion. RJ Barrett Blue to 99. And then a rookie ticket of Sims for the Knicks. And then Knicks is D-Lo. All right guys, here's the big boy stuff. All right, we've got Trey Young, little stainless stars, metal card, that is 30 out of 99. Went to the Atlanta Hawks and D-Lo. Calvin Johnson is 75 with a Aaron Gordon, a 25. And those Denver Nuggets, man. I didn't think it would be in the finals, man. They're so good. They're so deep. Finally, Jamal Murray's bowling back from that injury after like three years. I can't believe he was out that long. I think Yolkage is out, but they're still bowling. We got a Sadiq Bay, 36 out of 99 for the Detroit Pistons. For what sports, Sam? We're talking NFL still? Kendrick Nunn, 42 out of 99. NBA, whew. I don't know, I think it's still too early to tell, but half season MVP, it's probably Luka Yanis. Probably, right? Luka's still on its hair. I love the thunder. I would have put SJ in there, but I don't think he would get any votes anyways. Throwing LeBron James as well. LeBron James for what he's doing in year 20. No one else is ever gonna do that. 38 out of 99, Greg Brown. But I think it should be Luka for now. There's still another half a season. So Portland going to D-Lo. We have Glenn Rice, extravagance, 95 and 99. That's true, I mean, either one of those guys are worthy of it. Redemption will say that for last. And how about a Trey Young? D-Lo last spot, Mojo, 22 out of 25. I'm sure if you take Yanis out of the equation, I'm sure obviously Milwaukee might not be as successful, but I think Luka without Dallas, I probably is the worst, I'd assume as well. But all of those guys are worthy, man. They're all superstars. All right, illustrious Inc. Here we go. Part number 16, Paul Pierce. Now let me double check that that goes to the right team because I mean, did play for the Nets, did play for the Clippers. And I don't wanna give it to the wrong one. Probably Sam, but overall as a team it's because they're better, I mean. But that doesn't mean that like, Yanis would not be worthy of it. If he puts up better numbers in Luka then obviously it's a numbers game. All right, illustrious Inc. set. Part number 16, Paul Pierce, Celtics. There you go. So Celtics is going to G.C. Yeah, I don't know if I wanna remember him in like a Clipper or any of those other teams. All righty guys, well there you go guys. Like I said, it's a big hit or miss kind of break because obviously it's only three boxes and some pretty high end stuff, but still a nice tray young there, Greg Brown. And then of course we did get that Tony Parker over here and then that Paul Pierce redemption. So appreciate it guys, jaskiescasebricks.com.


Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebrakes.com here doing 2021 Kanini Don Russ Optic Baseball, six bucks, half case break pick a team number 10 where no vet commonship and this is the second half of a case that started with pick a team number nine that was done earlier tonight. Here is our list of customers respective teams. Thanks to everybody for getting in from Jeffrey Shiavetti in the Diamondbacks down to Jeffrey Shiavetti in the Nationals last spot mojo there Travis Melberg and the Mets. This is the second half of the case. You can see that Joe who did pick a team nine earlier wrote pick a team 10 on the side of every single one of these to show that these are often the same case and here is that list in person. So thanks to everybody for getting in on that and good luck. First about 15 minutes of the break is going to be me just popping these open and pack stacking. So if you are watching this on replay feel free to fast forward to about the 15 minute mark or maybe 12 minute mark if I'm fast to see all the good stuff.  Did Phoenix tie it up or did Chicago up? 2-0. Dinah Tarrasi did she just take over and overtime? Not her is she? Yeah, those are the Dodger Audigriner. 20 already to Tim. The 3 seconds left to your WNBA says not that we need more 4 boxes. Brittany Griner 29 points and 9 rebounds. I'm 12 of 19 shooting. It's pretty impressive. Tarrasi with 20 points. She's pretty good. What's up Oliver? How are you buddy? Thanks for getting the Dodgers in this break. Oliver predictions tomorrow. Web Urias. I know who you're rooting who you're going to say is going to win. Low scoring? Yeah. Web did well against you guys earlier in the series right? Scores first wins. How was the game last night?  Yeah. Tim I think your video is on delay. Just a heads up. I think you're a little bit behind on the video. Make sure that little live button is red or click on that and it'll bring you live I think. A little more relaxing? Yeah. That's surprising that it was more relaxing because it was the same thing. It was a winner. Winner go home. Okay. Yeah. Nice. So last time this time was towels. The wild card game was bandanas right? I feel like a lot of teams kind of it's not that they take the foot off the gas you know Oliver but like when they know they have a game in hand and they're going home I feel like you sometimes see that where it feels like that too. Towels and bandanas for wild card. That's cool. Oliver I went to Roger Dunn with my brother and look at a new set of clubs and stuff. He wanted to he wanted to go to the drive-in range on Monday so we did. It was nice. Yeah I went and checked them out because ours are so old you know. They could use your grips but you're gonna grip them in their old clubs anyways. You might as well take a look at some new ones. I'm gonna schedule fitting and consultation and stuff so we'll see. I agree. You missed it. I was making a joke with Joe earlier before I got on. He was doing the Optic Picker Team 9 and I was pack stacking for him a little bit just to help him out. I was like yeah Oliver and I were trying to get a tee time on Friday. I was like but everything was booked. We couldn't get a tee time anywhere. It seems like apparently all the Dodgers are planning on their off-season starting you know and getting some early tee times on Friday so he was like that's that was pretty funny. He's like that's one of your best ones I've heard. I knew you wouldn't co-sign that though. Who does uh who do they play this uh who's the high school football team play this weekend Oliver. Last box guys and then we're gonna go through all the good stuff. We're right at 10 minutes 45 seconds so we'll see how long it takes to open this one. Radondo plays Palos Verdes. I gotta look and see who modern day plays. I know they've got a game um I think they've got a game against Servite coming up pretty soon. I think Servite's like number eight in the country. They beat up on they beat up St. John Bosco the number two team in the country the other night so or number three team in the country two team in the state two weeks ago. So pretty much securing themselves as number one in the country. But um they'll end up playing another one of one of these teams whether it's Bosco or Servite or somebody in the uh CIF playoffs. Yeah Bosco played modern day played Bosco not last Friday but the Friday before um and they they torched them. It seemed like it was close in the first half I think they were only up by like seven or 14 points and then second half they blank them and I think they put up another 21 points. I think they ended up winning by like 21 or 28 points or something like that. It was pretty crazy but I know they played I think they played Orange Lutheran last weekend and I think they have I know they have Servite coming up that's a huge rivalry game no matter what. Cool good luck everybody here are our six boxes. Vladdy for the Blue Jays and Omar Zoe and Jonathan Stiver to 75 for the Chicago White Sox and Jeremy Ricker Hunter Green for the Reds Timothy Swartz the Schwartz's and Josh Fleming for Tampa Bay and Kevin Miakawa Bryce Harper for the Phillies and Nick Stover Starling Marte for the Marlins and Robert Primrose and Leody Tavares to 199. You can see there's a little crease right there. I like to see that but Rangers Michael Langer Kangriffy Jr. for the Mariners and Gerardo Lopez and this is like the critical parallel not number but Miami Robert Primrose Freddie Freeman for the Braves and Jeremy Ricker and this looks like it's our auto hot box 71 out of 75 Luen Diaz for the Marlins and Robert Primrose Aaron Judge for the Yankees Eric Jock oh yeah it's crazy all over I used to go to all of them. They used to play in Medellino Stadium that was the best. Nick Madrigal for the White Sox Jeremy Ricker and Clark Schmidt out of 50 for the Yankees Eric Jock Jake Kronelwer for the Padres Carlos Aguirre and Hayeshawn Kim for the Padres Carlos Aguirre Andrew Vaughn White Sox Jeremy Ricker and Alex Kiriloff for the Twins and Patrick Davis speaking of Andrew Vaughn Oliver I've got the red in the mail today I'll show it to you afterwards David Peterson for the Mets Eric Travis Melberg and Trevor Bauer for the Dodgers and Oliver Soria Alec Bollem Phillies Nick Stober and Chris Bryant to 249 for the Cubbies Jonathan Arnaldi Clark Schmidt for the Yankees Eric Jock and Debbie Garcia to 75 for the Yankees Eric Jock Yeti Kapp for the Marlins Robert Primrose so that was our auto hot box not bad so we should have a parallel hot box somewhere in here too for you guys yeah it looks pretty nice the front of it looks really well centered I'll have to compare it to the Superfractor to see what the chances of it are getting a 10R you know but it's a red I need it anyways and I have the orange so other than the red wave I have three of the four hardest cards to get so I'm good with it and I got it for a steal compared to what the other what the red wave sold for so I'm happy true story right and I haven't seen a single other one get posted so until I do it's the best one that I've seen Jonathan India for the Reds Timothy Swartz and Carlos Correa that one's got multiple little things on it Astros Jeremy Ricker Aaron Judge for the Yankees Eric Jock and nice keep Ryan Hayes to 35 that's a good auto Pirates Carlos Aguirre Hunter Green for the Reds Timothy Swartz and Jazz Chisholm for the Marlins Robert Primrose Casey Meis to 199 for the Tigers Travis Melbert and Ian Anderson for the Braves Jeremy Ricker Croninworth for the Padres Carlos Aguirre and Austin Martin for the Blue Jays he's still a Blue Jay in this Omar Zui Garrett Cole for the Yankees Eric Jock how badly are the Blue Jays are gonna gonna regret trading Austin Martin for uh for Berrios was it Berrios right yeah to the twins and not even making the playoffs I'm sorry oh we got a gold vinyl she's gonna be a one-of-one it's a wow gold vinyl unleashed Ronald Acuna Jr one-of-one Braves Jeremy Ricker congrats man that is sweet that's a cool card Acuna one-of-one that's pretty cool I mean that's honestly one of the coolest cards in the entire set the unleashed parallel it's a good name I guess too can you imagine this box being a personal box Acuna one-of-one and the keep Ryan Hayes auto out of 35 already uh Peter Lonzo Metz Travis Melberg and Bryce Harper Phillies Nick Stober you got Monty Harrison for the Miami Marlins that is Robert Primrose and JP Crawford for the Mariners Gerardo Lopez Alec Bohm Phillies Nick Stober and Francisco Lindore for the Metz Travis Melberg Whit Merrifield for the Royals and Kyle Armstrong and Alex Bregman for the Astros Jeremy Ricker oh that's got a it's got a parallel on it to 149 for the A's Matt Chapman Alfonso Mendoza what a cool card you love to see it man love to see it Lou Bob White Sox Jeremy Ricker Lou Bob again White Sox Jeremy Ricker Joey Bart Giants David Harrell and Anthony Santander for the Orioles Carlos Aguirre Jared Kalanick rated prospect for the Mariners he also has a rated rookie in this Gerardo Lopez Adrian Morijan for the Padres apologies Padres Carlos Aguirre Joey Bart for the Giants and David Harrell and Trevor Larnac for the twins and Patrick Davis Isaac Peretes to 249 for the Tigers Travis Melberg Roger Clemens for the Red Sox and Luis Reeves and Pavin Smith for the Diamondbacks Jeffrey Shiavedi Ryan Mountcastle for the Orioles Carlos Aguirre and Mike Trout angels Jeremy Ricker you got Trey Turner for the Nationals to 99 Jeffrey Shiavedi and Mike Soroka for the Braves Jeremy Ricker and Trevor Rodgers for the Marlins nice good arm there Robert Primrose Joey Bart again for the Giants David Harrell Nick Madrigal for the White Sox Jeremy Ricker and Jordan Alvarez to 149 for the Astros Jeremy Ricker Brent Ricker for the twins Patrick Davis and Mike Trout again for the Angels Jeremy Ricker Evan you know what you sound like when you said that nope uh the dude that played um uh I think it was Shooter McGavin uh but from uh but in uh Requiem for a Dream not yet Oliver three uh that's one of my favorite movies uh we get half the case or half this break left but yeah let's find something for you Starling Martaids to 199 for the Marlins Robert Primrose and Joe Dell for the Angels Jeremy Ricker you got Luis Garcia for the Nationals to 249 Jeffrey Shiavedi and Juan Soto for the Nationals Jeffrey Shiavedi we got Walker Bueller Dodgers and Oliver Soria and Jose Braio to 75 for the uh White Sox Jeremy Ricker yet Andres Jimenez for the Indians to 149 Carlos Aguirre and Peter Lanzo for the Mets Travis Melberg Francisco Lindore for the Mets to 50 Travis Melberg that's that last spot Mojo and Tark Scoobo for the Tigers Travis Melberg to 249 Ryan Mountcastle for the Orioles Carlos Aguirre and Bregman for the Astros Jeremy Ricker Manny Machado to 76 for the Padres Padres Carlos Aguirre and Bueller for the Dodgers to 125 Oliver Soria Josh Fleming for the Rays and Kevin Miakawa and Dylan Carlson nice one to 25 for the Cardinals Carlos Aguirre Juan Soto for the Nationals that's to 249 Jeffrey Shiavedi and Alec Bohm for the Phillies Nick Stober Paul Goldschmidt Cardinals Carlos Aguirre and Kyle Hendricks for the Cubs to 249 Jonathan Arnaldi Charlie Blackman to 99 for the Rockies Timothy Swartz and Francisco Lindore for the Mets Travis Melberg yet Cody Bellinger blue this time that is to 125 for the Dodgers Oliver Soria and Dylan Carlson Gold Otto out of 10 yet a black base out of 25 now the Otto Carlos Aguirre in the Cardinals Pete Alonzo to 149 for the Mets Travis Melberg and Mookie Betch for the Dodgers Oliver Soria Josh Fleming for Tampa Bay to 199 Kevin Miakawa Hunter Green for the Reds Timothy Swartz and Matt Chapman to 99 for the A's Hunter Green actually wanted to play shortstop and pitch they wouldn't let them the Matt Chapman for the A's Alfonzo Mendoza yet Jose Garcia for the Reds that's to 149 Timothy Swartz and Bellinger for the Dodgers Oliver Soria Xander Bogarch for the Red Sox Lewis Reeves to 199 and Spencer Howard to 75 for the Phillies Nick Stober Dalton Jeffries to 249 for the A's Alfonzo Mendoza and Lubab for the White Sox Jeremy Ricker Hey Sean Kim for the Padres Carlos Aguirre and Brian Reynolds to 75 for the Pirates Carlos Aguirre Okay two boxes left guys Tom Siever for the Mets and Travis Melberg and Michael Baez for the Padres Carlos Aguirre Joe Adele for the Angels Jeremy Ricker and Kettle Marte for the Diamondbacks Jeffrey Shiavedi Jake Cronenworth Padres Carlos Aguirre to 75 and Wanda Franco for the Rays Kevin Miakawa Shohio Tani for the Angels Jeremy Ricker Juan Soto for the Nationals Jeffrey Shiavedi and Xander Bogarch for the Red Sox Lewis Reeves Alex Curelaw for the Twins Patrick Davis and Nate Pearson for the Blue Jays Omar Zoui Kibriane Hayes for the Pirates Carlos Aguirre and Zach McKinstry to 75 for the Dodgers there you go Oliver Oliver Soria and the Dodgers there Alec Bohn Phillies Nick Stober Jonathan Indian Reds and Timothy Swartz and Vlad Guerrero Jr. for the Blue Jays Omar Zoui you got Fernando Tatis Jr. to 125 for the Padres and Carlos Aguirre Brian Anderson in the Marlins Robert Primrose and you've got a Tyler Stevenson Photon for the Reds Timothy Swartz Tim Anderson for the White Sox Jeremy Ricker and Cody Bellinger for the Dodgers Oliver Soria Joe Adele for the Angels Jeremy Ricker and Vlad Guerrero for the Montreal Exposers goes to the Nationals Jeffrey Shiavedi Clark Schmidt to 76 for the Yankees and Eric Jock one box left huh I have not seen one yeah I still don't know what it even looks like I'll probably look one up online I'm sure somebody's hit one I just want to see what it looks like what does it look like is it yeah I'll look it up but I mean we've done a lot of cases to not see one Alex Kearlaw for the twins Patrick Davis and Bryce Harper for the Phillies Nick Stober Juan Soto Nationals Jeffrey Shiavedi and Garrett Cole for the Yankees Eric Jock Vlad Guerrero Blue Jays Omar Zoui and Cody Bellinger Dodgers Oliver Soria Barry Larkin for the Reds Timothy Swartz and Aaron Nola out of 25 13 out of 25 Phillies Nick Stober Keep Ryan Hayes for the Pirates Carlos Aguirre you got Joey Gallo for the Rangers Michael Langer got absolutely destroyed in comments today by Pete Rose Trash the Yankees but specifically winning on him Trevor Rogers for the Marlins Robert Primrose and Alec Baum for the Phillies Nick Stober Joey Bart for the Giants David Harrell and Casey Meyes for the Tigers Travis Melberg there's somebody stuck to the back of Jesus Sanchez it is Pavin Smith to 199 for the Diamondbacks Jeffrey Shiavedi David Peterson for the Mets Travis Melberg Roni Mauricio for the Mets Travis Melberg Joe Adele for the Angels Jeremy Ricker and I think we have a Retro Michael Chavis I think these are awesome the optic Retro auto for the Boston Red Sox Lewis Reeves Joe Adele for the Angels Jeremy Ricker that should be the last of our autos but Cody Bellinger the Dodgers here Oliver Soria you got Daniel Lynch that is to 149 for the Royals Kyle Armstrong Jonathan India again for the Reds Timothy Swartz and Mariano Rivera for the Yankees to finish it off and Eric Jock and there you go guys that's the break no randomizers to do no break credit to give away and there you go like I said that was the last of the optic that we have that was 2021 Panini Don Russ optic baseball six box half case break pick your team number 10 from jaspyscasebreaks.com hold on the nice stuff coming out of that six boxes jaspyscasebreaks.com I'm Sean make sure you hang it out we'll see you next time


I think that's everything. All right, looking to get a Vitamix in 2021, trying to figure out which one to buy. I'm Lenny Gale, life is no yoke. Today, let's, first of all, quick housekeeping. We're gonna set a 20 minute timer so we stay on track. And hopefully by the end of this video we'll have Cure Your Paralysis by Analysis and help you take the plunge. And if we do, if we are the most helpful, that's the goal here. And if you wanna support our small business, you can use our links to buy direct from Vitamix. When you see our name at checkout, zero six no yoke next to free standard shipping. You'll get the minimum accepted price. That's the lowest. And of course, if at any time you're not totally sure, let us know. We are real people. We have a team here to help you figure this out and be included.  Then, and this is important, once you've made your purchase, notify us, register for our site and we'll send you our ebook. Has a, I think 75 tasty Vitamix recipes and we'll provide six months of VIP support. All right, housekeeping done, time for quick picks. We've got seven strategies for picking your Vitamix. First one is life is no yoke style. And that's what we tell our friends and family when they ask us, yo, Latin Chalva, which Vitamix should we buy? And they just want an answer in 10 seconds. We say, okay. Because all the Vitamix machines can do all the things. So smoothies, whole food juices like our green juice, hot soups, ice creams, nice creams, nut butters like almond butter, coarse chopping like food prep. So like our detox salad, flowers, what else? They can all make our queso. And because the blade is fixed to the container, they're all so easy to clean. And so we say, get the best or get the best deal. So the best is the one that we use, the one that we choose to use. We can choose to use any one of them. The A3500, it's the best user experience by far. It's the least loud. It's the one we use every day. We love it. At this point, sometimes people say, oh, okay, great, I'll get that one. Which accessory should I get? And we're like, oh, whoa, okay. We definitely think people are most successful if they take a minimalist approach. Hold off on getting accessories and attachments, but if you wanna get one, the underblade scraper is great. It's delightfully useful. And if you wanna get an attachment, a secondary container, get the 48 ounce container, the standard one. It's the most versatile and the one, well, it's the one you should get. We call that the ultimate Vitamix setup for minimalists, the accessorized pick without going overboard. So on the other end of the spectrum is the best deal. And this varies, but it's usually a recondition model. And because the blend quality between the two is identical, you're really only paying for more features. The more you pay, the more features you get, the blend quality is the same. Now you might be thinking, it's not so binary for me. I kinda wanna know what's going on in the middle. So let's talk about that. But fun fact before we move on, just for fun. Do you know that Vitamix blades are dull out of the box? They actually are laser cut and they pulverize ingredients using sort of just brute force and power. So unlike some Vitamix alternatives, knockoffs, that have blades that are sharp, they work fairly well the first few times, but then they get dull and well, it's kinda like having a dull razor. And yes, I had that on my sleeve. Oh my gosh, magic is only, I'm really sorry. But yeah, Vitamix blades are dull out of the box. Okay, let's bring it back to that middle in between best and best deal. So second strategy for picking a Vitamix by series. So comparing ascent to legacy to Explorian certified recondition. Ascent series. Why might an ascent series be for you? Well, a ascent series might be for you if you think, well, maybe they're built better. They come with a tenure warranty instead of the standard seven or five. You might appreciate the timer on the front. Little status update. You might like that there's some tech there. Container recognition, pairing with the app, pairing with the scale. On the other side of the token, ascent might still be for you if you know there's tech there and don't care.  An ascent might be for you if you like the idea that it's future-proofed. It's the system on which Vitamix is building its future. There are containers that are exclusive to it. So the eight ounce container, the food processor attachment. And finally, an ascent series might be for you if you think, okay. They've been making these things for three years now. I have to imagine that they've only gotten better at making them. Because if you talk to someone who works on an assembly line at a car manufacturer, an automobile maker, they'll tell you buy a late model year-end vehicle. Because as time goes on, the folks on the lines get better at assembling the cars. You're safer. Things are less likely to break because they've gotten better at assembling them. Ooh, and side note, this is actually another reason to buy direct. So machines that you get from retailers and even Amazon have been sitting on the shelves in their inventory for who knows how long. And so buying a machine direct from Vitamix ensures that you get one of the freshest machines. Moving on to legacy. Why don't you buy a legacy model? Nothing digital, proven durability over a decade. Maybe you're replacing one that you had or one that you saw at a friend's house. Or maybe you saw a review from America's Test Kitchen or the Wire Cutter or a model that a chef uses and you want that one. Why Explorian? They're Vitamix on a budget and they're results oriented. You're gonna get the same results with them. Just know that they're really, really loud. And so if you go with an Explorian, be sure to pick up some headphones to protect your ears. And the last series is certified recondition. So huge savings you would never know. Side by side, new container, new book. And for what it's worth, when we have a gift to give, a really big gift to give, we gift certified recondition Vitamix. Okay, I got a pen now. I'm more comfortable talking with a pen. Don't know why. Okay, what about Venturist? Venturist models are exclusive to Costco. So they are out of our territory. And like everything at Costco, it's a great deal. Think about the green olives that you can get there. Two giant jars of the biggest green olives you can get. And you can't get those anywhere else. That's the Costco packages. So here's what we tell people. If a demonstrator showed you the Venturist, buy it from them because they've earned the sale, they'll earn a commission and you'll love it. It's a great deal and well, it's a great value and a great pick. If however, you just saw it on the shelf or you just saw it online, you might wanna consider getting it elsewhere because for that money, you might be able to get a machine that's a better fit for you, has the features that are more aligned with your needs, and it doesn't have anything that you don't need. Or you might be able to find one for a significantly less, so a much better deal. For example, the affiliates, so all of the guys like us that sell the Vitamix online, have recon Venturist certified recondition V1200s in our territory. We can sell those. They're very popular. They're a great deal and a great machine, and they're like half the price. Okay, that wraps up choosing by series. Let's talk about, ooh. Did you know that Vitamix makes the mix-in machines? The machines at Dairy Queen that make your blizzards? I don't know, who would've thought? Okay, third strategy for picking Vitamix, best four. So the best for everything. What's the best for most people? Best Vitamix for most people? A cent is the A2500. It's got three pre-programmed settings, variable speed control, of course, two switches, and really the right amount of features for the right price for most people. It's a great pick. Legacy, the best, legacy for most people is the 5200. It's the one the top chefs use. It's in the smoothie shops, and most likely if you're looking for legacy Vitamix, this is the one you're looking for. It's not necessarily the best Vitamix, but it is the best blender possibly ever made. Best Vitamix you can get, the upgrade pick. A cent is the A3500. It's got two types of walkaway blendings, so five pre-programmed settings, the programmable timer. It's got a true metal finish option, so a good look, and it's the quietest, so the least loud. Like we said, it's the one we use, it's the best. On a related note, if you want the best you can get, but are looking to maybe save a little bit, the A3300. So it's the same exact model. It just doesn't have the five pre-programmed settings. It still has the programmable timer, and then everything else. So a great pick if you wanna save a little bit, A33. The legacy upgrade pick is the Pro 750. This is the predecessor to the A3500. It's basically the same thing, just without the programmable timer. And even though it doesn't come with true metal finish anymore, it's still one of the least loud. Best Vitamix on a budget is the A2300 for a cent. It's the no frills ascent. It's great. And then the rest of the budget picks are certified reconditioned. Sometimes you can find a reconditioned ascent, A25 and A35. Sometimes you can find certified reconditioned legacy. Standard, standard programs. Next-gen, next-gen programs. Those are the 5200, Pro 500, 7500, Pro 750. I just realized that I wasn't planning to mention the Explorian as a part of the budget picks. We don't love those. We just don't. I wish it wasn't the case because the E310 is right size and right price. It's just not right noise. The best Vitamix, if you're making smoothies only, that's the 5200 or the E310. Vitamixes that come with a narrow-bodied container and that's because the flow of ingredients is less chaotic. Those are made for making smoothies. That's the shape of the container that they have at the smoothie shops. Now, if you're planning to make more than just smoothies and juices, which most likely is you, you should go with any other Vitamix because they come with a low-profile 60-for-ons container, the wide one. And that container is better for a lot of things. It's more versatile. It's better for making hot soups because you can do it faster. It's better for course chopping. You can do it more efficiently, bigger batches. They're better for making batters like pancakes. It's easier to get in there. Obviously, it's low-profile, so it can live on your counter. For most people, that container's better. So you might be thinking, well, then do I need a secondary container to make small batches? Definitely not, and definitely not right away. We get it and we hear this concern a lot. Look, we've made frappuccinos in our low-profile 60-for-ons container, as small as 12 ounces. If you find yourself loving making ice cream or nice cream and say, instead of making batches with four cups of ingredients, I wanna make batches with three cups of ingredients, yeah, maybe you wanna get a 48-ounce container, which is narrow and also has a tamper. And if you find yourself saying, I love making my own salad dressings, but instead of making a batch for the week, I just wanna make a tiny bit for that night, then maybe you'd consider getting an eight-ounce cup. Best fighter mix for super mom, if there are children in the house, definitely a sense series. You can add on to it, get the eight-ounce, get the food processor attachment. Best if you live alone, that's an E310. It's got the low-profile, narrow body. We've had a lot of people get the V1200 pack, comes with a 20-ounce container and be really successful with that. And it's not that uncommon for people to tell us, well, I went all in and I got the A3500 because well, I'm gonna have this in for a long time and planning for the future. Best if you're coming from a Nutribullet, the Recon V1200, because of the 20-ounce container that it comes with, it's an easy transition. Best if you're coming from a Ninja, the shape of most of the Ninjas these days are the same shape as the V1200. But really, any Vitamix is gonna be great for you because the blade is fixed to the container, because the blade is dull, because they're built to last. I could go on and on. Best one if you're not into tech, a legacy model. V1200 or a Pro 750 or even a Recon model. And we hear this a lot. I don't want any programs or any wireless or I don't wanna be connected to the internet. It's not Bluetooth, it's not really. Best one if your healthy lifestyle committed. This is most likely you.  We use ours every day, more than once a day. I'd get something that you can build upon, get an ascent. All right, we're through the superlatives. Best four, let's talk features. If you're gonna be picking by features, good way to pick. Oh, before we do, did you know? Did you know that the first infomercial was for a Vitamix? It was done by Papa Bernard, Founding Father of Vitamix. He got on TV and put on a suit and went in the kitchen and talked about the Vitamix machine. The Vitamix machine. Okay, picking by features, we're gonna go fast. Okay, which one's the easiest to clean? They're all easy to clean. Couple drops of soap, warm water for the most part. The really thick blends you might have to get in there with a brush, but again, because the blade is fixed to the container, they're all a breeze to clean. Ascent series has containers that are dishwasher safe, if you want that. Among Ascent series, the easiest to clean are the A33 and A35. The faces, they just have a dial and the rest you can just, whoosh. And then among the A35s, the graphite metal is kind of a matte black. That's gonna leave fingerprints and smudges the least, but brush stainless finish is the best in most kitchens and even if there are smudges there, it's such a tiny bit of space. It's not like you're fridge. If you want a digital timer, get an Ascent, any of them. If you want a programmable digital timer, so 90 seconds, start, walk away, get the 33 or 35. If you want no timer at all, get any of the legacy models or Explorian. If you want walk away blending, technically you can get walk away blending from any Ascent model. If you pair the machine to the app, you can run programs via the app in your phone. We never use that function. But the easiest is with programs or a programmable timer. So programs on the 25 and 35 and programmable timer on the 33 and 35. Some people are single issue, vitamin expires. I want the quietest, the least loud. Go with one of the best you can get from either Ascent or Legacy. So A3500 or Pro 750. Of note, the A3300 is pretty much one of the least loud as well. And actually the 780, we haven't talked about this one, a legacy, all touch screen, very hushed too. If you want tactile controls, you wanna be able to work your machine without seeing it. If you have a visual impairment, avoid the A33, A35 and the 780. Those have touch controls. If you're looking for the safest Vitamix, go with an Ascent series. They have a secondary on-off on the side. And then also if the container gets knocked off of the base, the drive socket, the thing that spins the blade will stop because the base senses that the container is off. That was pretty fast. I think we're moving on to, all right. Now it gets easy guys. Look, oh, quick, did you know? Quick, did you know? Did you know that Vitamix machines don't have a heating mechanism? They heat the ingredients to make hot soup with friction. Just friction. Blades moving at 2400 RPM, blades on ingredients. Okay, these last three strategies will go really fast.  It should live on your counter. We recommend that they do as sort of a constant reminder of a lifestyle that you've committed to and sort of a thing that's gonna sit there and say, feed me, put healthy food in me and let me feed you. What does it look like? And also when your friends and family come over, what story are you gonna say about your Vitamix? You know, you might say something like, I got this Recon model and you would never know. It was like an amazing deal. So yeah, so yeah, I got a Vitamix. You might say something like, I wasn't planning on it. I ended up going with the best one. You don't need it for me, but I'm gonna give it anyway. You have our permission to get the best one and you also have our permission just to get the best deal. Because again, a Vitamix is a Vitamix and it's something that you should be proud of having. Sixth strategy for picking. The regret test. This is the most common thing that people cite in emails and calls and whatever that we do that was helpful to them in figuring this out. Picking which Vitamix to get. The regret test is an exercise in saying, all right, you ordered your Vitamix, it's on its way. Which one do you regret not getting? Whichever one you say, that's the Vitamix that you should get. If the answer is, well, I don't regret it, I got the one I wanted and you got the one you want. Guys, the last strategy is, well, oops, the sting. There's gonna be a sting before you check out. As you hit that purchase button, no matter which one you choose. And that sting is not the disappointment that you feel or maybe have felt when getting your second Nutribullet or your third Ninja Blender. The sting is fear. It's fear of making the wrong decision, of doing something irrational, something crazy, like spending a ton of money on a dang blender. And so hopefully when you're about to check out, hit that purchase button and see our name next to free standard shipping, zero six no yoke. Please, we rely on each and every one of your orders. You can remember that some four million people have stood on the edge, about to take the plunge and felt the same thing, that sting. So recognize that fear, notice how it feels, and I guess feel good that there are free returns and exchanges, so if you wanna upgrade or downgrade, you can do that, no worries. And then also something that I just read, which is it costs a lot, but it's worth more than it costs. Guys, stick around. We're gonna be talking Vitamix accessories, which accessories to buy. And guys, subscribe to our channel if you haven't already. Hit that bell to get notified. And if you appreciate videos like this, Vitamix reviews and shopping advice, hit that thumbs up. We love to see it. Thank you so much for watching. And we'll see you in the next one. Bye, guys. Okay, 10 Vitamix accessories to consider. First of all, we tell everyone, you're best taking a minimalist approach. Just get the Vitamix and use what comes with it. It's most likely more than what you need. Most people are most successful that way. If you wanna get an accessory, get the underblade scraper, it's great. It's delightfully useful. If you wanna get one attachment, get the 48 ounce wet container. It's the most versatile. It can help you with smaller batches of those thick blends, nut butters, ice cream, hummus, and it can also do some dry grains. It can do a little bit of everything. Get that one. And if you're getting a legacy model, you actually have an option to get a 32 ounce, which is the same thing, the same minimum batch size, but just a little less bulky. The best accessory, if you're already grinding your dry grains, the dry grains container, it is purpose-built, the blade, to send ingredients up. A scent that comes in a 48 and legacy that comes in a 32. Best of both worlds, the stainless steel container. In our little tests, we actually found it was pretty good at making dry grains, grinding them. Maybe because of the friction going off of the side of the stainless steel. Worked pretty well, even though it didn't have the special dry grains blade. And then it was also really great at making ice cream. Really enjoyable. Best if you're a bartender or a barista, the air disc container. Super good at working with dairy milk, foams and whips, and then muddling cocktails. The food processor attachment. If you were wanting a food processor attachment, you will love it. If you're not sure, hold off on it. The food cycler. It's not an accessory to Vitamix, per se. It's more like a cousin, but we love this thing. The immersion blender. It's probably overkill if you already have a Vitamix, but could be a good way to get into the Vitamix family for under $200. Eight ounce in the 20 ounce, so great at making baby food, small, not super thick smoothies, and little batches of dressing. We've actually found ourselves using them more lately. If you understand what they are good at and what their limitations are, you'll love them. Personal cup adapter, same thing. Tamper holders. The legacy tamper holder is kind of met, but the one for ascent is pretty cool. We use ours. The scale is a great demo. It does some pretty cool stuff. If you're into precisely measuring what's gonna go into your blends, it pairs with the app and it pairs with the ascent series and, well, we have a pack of our recipes you can buy for the app and the scale. I'm so bad at sales, watch this. In our home, we never use it. Cookbooks. Your Vitamix comes with a cookbook. It's pretty good. It's got a little bit of everything. The cookbooks on the Vitamix website, there are some specialty ones that are solid, like the cocktails one is pretty good. We have a cookbook. It's an ebook and we keep it like that because we treat it like software. We're constantly updating it and when you buy a copy, it's yours forever, free lifetime updates. If you buy your Vitamix direct through us, we'll send you a copy. Okay, I just went upstairs as I finished this dang video. It snowed like six inches and guys, it's October 20th. It's not even Halloween. Look at this. This is insane. You gotta see this. Come on up. Look at this. What is this? Shh. You see it. What is happening? Holy cannoli. How much snow is out there? Do you know that the Vitamix repair team, the guys, the team, guys and gals, the folks that repair Vitamix machines, the team there is four people. Four people for like four million households that have Vitamix machines. So crazy. You guys are nervous about this purchase. I'm nervous about this upload. This is like our entire year. If we can be the most helpful doing this.